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British Columbia Historical Books Collection
Who's who in western Canada
Parker, C. W. (Charles Wallace), 1864-1932
"Only these two volumes were published under this title." -- Lowther, B. J., & Laing, M. (1968). A bibliography of British Columbia: Laying the foundations, 1849-1899. Victoria, BC: University of Victoria, p. 173.
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THE LIBRARY THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA I IlfJOr'a Wm attft 1 | H A Biographical Dictionary of Notable Men and Wo of Western Canada men VOLUME 2 • 1912 ISti |p|| Edited by £ W. $arker Publishers: (£anaMmt $r£s» Jk&satmiion, |£ttMtei> Offices: Dominion Trust Building, Vai Empress Building, Winnipeg icouver Lake of the Woods B Herald Kent Building, Toronto uiiding, Buildin) Montreal £, Halifax C. W. Parker, President Frederic Conger, John F. Kennedy, Managing Director Secret a i <y l)^* Htytf anb UJm 1912 Pinntranljks ABBOTT, Harry Braitliwaite, C. B.— Born Abbotsford, Que., June 14, .1829. Son of Rev. Joseph and Harriet Abbott. Educated High School, Montreal; McGill LTniversity. With St. Lawrence & Atlantic Railway, now part of G. T. Ry.: resigned 1857. Contracted and leased Riviere du Loup section of G. T. R. 1858; chief engineer Brockville & Ottawa Ry.. 1864. Built and was president and managing-director Carleton Place & Ottawa branch Canadian Central Ry.. 1872; chief engineer Eastern Extension Ry. Co., 1876. Entered service of C. P. R. as manager of construction of Sault Ste. Marie branch, 1882. General superintendent for British Columbia, 1886, retiring 1897. Assisted formation of 11th Battalion V. M. Argenteuil Rangers and retired with rank of major. Amelia Sicotte, 1868; one daughter. Clubs: (Victoria). Address: Married Margaret has two sons and Vancouver, Union !0 Georgia St., Vancouver, B. C. ABBOTT, John Louis Grahame.—Of Abbott & Hart-McHarg, Barristers and Sdl.citors, 206 Winch Bldg., Vancouver. Born Brockville. Ontario. December 26, 1870. Son of Harry and Margaret Abbott. Educated Sorel, Que., and Trinity College, Toronto. Came to British Columbia. 1886. Called to the British Columbia bar in 1895 and has practiced law in Vancouver since. .Ex-registrar of titles, Vancouver. Married Miss Alexander, Vancouver. 1896; has one son. Clubs: Vancouver. Terminal City. Recreations: horses, shooting, fishing. Address: 720 Jervis St.. Vancouver, B. C. ABBOTT, William Richard.—Parmer. Born Manchester, England. April 1. 1846. Son of Richard and Caroline Mary Clayton Abbott. Educated Hollis Hospital School, Sheffield. England. Came to Canada. 1871; Manitoba, 1873; and to what is now Province of Saskatchewan as Sergeant Major of Military Escorts, attending Indian treaty, Fort Qu'Appelle, 1874. Unsuccessful candidate for Saskatchewan Legislature for Maple Creek, 1908. Councillor Maple Creek, 1903- 1904; Mayor, 1905, 1906, 1907. Married Jane McCaugherty, 1875; has four sons. Liberal; Anglican. Creek, Sask. Kingston, Society: I. Address: Ontario, O. O. F. Maple ACHESON, Herbert.—Of Acheson & Shannon, Barristers and Solicitors, Saskatoon. Born Ireland, October 1, 1855; son of Alfred Ernest and Emma Acheson. Educated Dr. Stackpoole's School, Kingstown, Ireland; Rev. James Rice's School, Dublin, Ireland! Came to Manitoba and engaged freighting with ox carts on prairies of Saskatchewan, 1874; law student with His Honour. Judge Corbett Locke, Nelson, Manitoba, 1882; called to Manitoba bar, 1888; formed present partnership, 1896. Vice-president Saskatoon Board of Trade; Bencher of Law Society of Saskatchewan; president Irish Association of Saskatoon. Served as corporal and sergeant Winnipeg Light Infantry, Northwest Rebellion. 1885 (medal and clasp); lieutenant Manitoba Dragoons, 1894-1900. Second in command 22d Saskatchewan Light Horse. Married Jennie E. Fowler, 1886; has one son and one daughter. Club: Saskatoon. Societies: I. O. O. P., K. of P., Elks. Recreations: riding, fishing, reading. Conservative: Anglican. Address: 502 Walmer Road. Saskatoon. Sask. ADAM, David William.—Of McKay & Adam, Barristers Prince Albert. Born Morayshire, Scotland. June 20, 1874; son of James and Isabella Adam. Educated public and high schools. Morayshire; Edinburgh University. Articled to law firm, Elgin. Scotland, 1890. Came to Prince Albert, admitted to the Northwest Territories Bar and entered into partnership with James McKay under present firm name, 1902. Chairman of Collegiate Institute Board since its organization; secretary Curling and Skating Rink Co.; secretary Opera House Co.; treasurer Anglican Synod of Saskatchewan Endowment Funds; trustee Prince Albert Public 'Served as lieutenant Battalion Royal Scots. School Board. 6th Volunteers Married Mary Alexander, Calgary, 1903. Society; St. ——= WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Andrew's, hunting, dress: 109 Sask. Recreations: lawn tennis. Conservative: Anglican. Ad- West 20th St., Prince Albert, ADAMS, D. E.—Of Adams Coal Co., Ltd., 224 Bannatyne Ave., Winnipeg. Born Beaverton, Ont., April 26, 1859; son of John and Mary Adams. Educated public schools. Telegraph operator, Beaverton, Ont.; afterwards Toronto. Came to Winnipeg, 1882; associated with the Northwest Fuel Co.; Dominion Coal Co.; Tabor Coal Mining Co., Ltd. Married Charlotte Soper, Albert Lee, Minn., 1884* has one son and two daughters. Club: Manitoba. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: bowling, golf. Independent; Presbyterian. Address: 90 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. ELIAS ADAMS. ADAMS, Blias.—Lumber merchant. (Retired.) Born Watford, Ontario, May 4, 1868; son of Thomas and Ellen Adams. Educate-d public schools, Watford; Commercial College, London. Came to Alberta and engaged in ranching, 1890; postmaster and collector 1892- 1893; secretary-treasurer, Assessor, collector South District, 1898-1899; partner of Adams Lumber Company, Lethbridge, 1901-1908. Alderman, Lethbridge, 1908- 1909; Mayor, 1910-1911. Married Lucy Walker Kimball, 1900; has one son. Club: Chinook. Societies: A. F. & A. M., I. O. O. P. Recreations: curling, travel. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 1261 Fourth Ave., S., Lethbridge, Alta. ADAMS, Frank W.—Vice-president and Managing Director Western branches Adams Bros. Harness Manufacturing Co., Ltd., 154 Market St., E., Winnipeg. Born Oxford, Ontario. October 12, 1861; son of Henry and cated public school wich, Ontario, 1876-1 don, Man., 1888. Council, 1907-1908, Isabella Kate Hall, 1884; has one son. Recreations: cricket Methodist. Address: nipeg, Man. Jane Adams. Edu- s. Drygoods, Nor- 888. Came to Bran- Member Winnipeg 1909-1911. Married Woodstock, Ontario, Club: Commercial. , baseball. Liberal; Roslyn Place, Win- SAMUEL HUNTER ADAMS, B. A. ADAMS, Samuel Hunter, B. A.—Of Jones, Pescod & Adams, Barristers, 136a Born West Flam- 14, 1880; son of Adams. Educated Ontario; Manitoba school Sperling, 8th Ave., E., Calgary, boro, Ontario, April Samuel and Mary high school, Dundas, University. Taught Russell and Strathclair, Man., 1900- 1906; law student Jones, Nichols & Pescod, Calgary, 1906; admitted partner, 190*9-. Married Margaret N. Ross, 1910. Society: K. of P. Recreations: football, baseball. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Fourth St., N. W., Calgary, Alta. ADAMS, Rev. Walter Robert, M. A.— Anglican clergyman. Born London, England, September 1, 1877; son of Robert John and Gertrude Coggin Adams. Educated Hurstpierpoint College, Sussex, England; University of Durham. Ordained deacon, 1#19 00; priest, 1901. Curate, Croxdale, Durham; Lambeth, London. Came to Saskatchewan, 1907. Incumbent Baring Mission, White wood; now rector Indian Head. Gazetted chaplain 16th Light Horse, with rank of honorary captain, 1910. Married Elizabeth Mary Whiteman, Woldingham, Surrey, England, 1909; has one daughter. Recreations: cricket, chess. Address: The Rectory, Indian Head, Sask. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY 187b: grain ALAN J. ADAMSON. ADAMSON, Alan J.—President Western Trust Co., 274 Main St., Winnipeg. Born Galway, Ireland, August 1, 1857; son of Rev. John Evans and Harriet Adamson. Educated Dublin High School. Came to Canada, 1873. On surveying expedition, 1873-1875; telegraph supplv contractor, Battleford, Sask, farmed Nelsonville, 1877-1891; business, Morden, Man., 1891-1898; hardware, implement and real estate business, Rosthern, Sask., 1898-1900. Director Canadian Territories Corporation of Saskatchewan; director Saskatchewan Investment and Trust Co.; vice-president North Empire Fire Insurance Co. Elected to House of Commons for Hum- bolt, 1904. Married Julia G. Turriff, Manitou, Man., 1880; has six sons and two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba, Carle- ton, Liberal; Anglican. Address: 161 Mayfair Ave., Winnipeg, Man. ADAMSON, John Evans, B. A.—Barrister, Royal Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Nelson, Man., September 18, 1884, son of Alan Joseph and Julia Adamson. Educated public schools, Manitoba and Saskatchewan; St. John's College; Manitoba University. Student with Hugg & Kelley; Munson, Allan, Laird & Davis; Aikins, Robson, Fullerton & Coyne, 1907- 1910. Called to Manitoba bar and commenced practice, 1910. Clubs: Western Canada Military Institute, Carleton. Society: A. F. & A. M. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 161 Mayfair Ave., Winnipeg, Man. ADOLPH, Henry Lamont. — Of Adolph & Preudhomme, Barristers, Northern Bank Bldg., Brandon. Born Brant Township, Bruce County, Ont.. Feb. 23, 1862, son of Frederick and Margaret Adolph. Educated public and high schools. Chesley and Walkerton, Ont. Taught school Chesley, 1879. Came to Brandon, 1882. Alderman, 1905-1908: Mayor, 1909-1910.'Married Mae Russell Elliot, Chesley, 1900; has one son. Societies: A. F. & A. M. (P. D. D. G. M.); CO. P. (P. D. H. C. R.)-. K. of P.; I. O. O. F. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 1540 Lorne Ave., Brandon, Man. ROBERT GRANT AFFLECK. AFFLECK, Robert Grant.—Of Richards, Affleck & Co., Barristers, McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Middle- ville, Ontario, August 4, 1871; son of Wm. B. and Sarah Affleck. The old Scotch family of Auchinleck pronounced Affleck (of which the spelling Affleck is a corruption), dates from the fifth century. One branch of the family had a seat in Ayrshire, while another held the barony of Auchinleck in Forfarshire. The old castle of Affleck, near Dundee, built in the 15th century, still stands in wonderful preservation and is considered a typical example of a great castle building era. At a later date Sir Edward Affleck, who was an admiral in the English navy, so distinguished himself at the great naval battle of Guadeloupe as to earn a baronetcy in England, his seat being Dalham Hall, Sussex. Educated high school,'* Almonte, Os- goode Hall. Taught school Watson's Corners and Cedar Hill, 1889-1892. Came to Winnipeg, 1900. Served as captain of 79th Cameron Highlanders of Canada. Married Annie M. Scott, Pakeham, Ontario, 1900; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba, Carleton, Western Canada Military Institute. Recreations: soldiering,, motoring, hunting, fishing. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 117 Gerard St., Winnipeg, Man. JAMES ALBERT MANNING AIKINS. AIKINS, James Albert Manning.—M. A., K. C, M. P., of Aikins, Fullerton, Coyne & Foley, Barristers, 221 McDer- mot St., Winnipeg. Born Grahamsville, Peel County, Ontario, December 10, 1851; son of Hon. J. C. Aikins, P. C, and Mary Elizabeth Aikins. Educated Rich- view, Brampton Grammar School, Upper Canada College, Toronto University. Graduated Arts, 1875. Called to Ontario bar, 1878. Came to Winnipeg and called to Manitoba bar in 1879; called to Northwest Territories bar, 1882; appointed Q. C, 1884. Counsel for the Department of Justice, 1879-1896; appointed by Dominion Government one of Royal Commissioners to investigate and report on administration of justice in the Northwest Territories, 1886. Coun sel for the Government of Manitoba, drafting Manitoba liquor bill, 1900. A Bencher of the Manitoba Law Society since 1880 and has served as its secretary, treasurer and president. Bursar Manitoba University since 1887; chairman Royal Commission Manitoba University; director Manitoba Agricultural College; since 1890 chairman Wesleyan College Board. President Y. M. C. A., 1879-1882. Counsel for C. P. R. in Western Canada since 1881. Elected to House of Commons for Brandon, 1911. Married first, Mary B. McLellan; second, Mary P. Colby; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba, St. Charles Country. Recreations: golf, shooting, riding. Conservative; Methodist. Address: River Bend, Winnipeg, Man. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY AIELLO, James.—Contractor and Real Estate Broker, 34 Lineham Bldg., Calgary. Vice-president and managing director International Construction & Mining Co., Ltd.; director Guaranty Loan & Investment Co., Ltd. Born Al- Italy, March 1, 1875; son of An- and Mary Aiello. Educated Al- College. Came to Canada, 1895; Alberta, 1901. Contracting business since. Married Teressa Boffaetina, 1907; Society: Italian. Lib- Catholic. Address: 205 Calgary, Alta. tilia, tonio tilia has two sons, eral; Roman Fourth Ave., E. JAMES ALEXANDER AIKIN, M. A. AXKIN, James Alexander, M. A.— Editor and publisher Daily Phoenix, Saskatoon. Born Hamilton, Ontario, January 9, 1868; son of James and Nancy Aiken. Educated Queen's University. Worked at trade as upholsterer 15 years. Journalist on Globe, Toronto; Cleveland, 1901-1902; Chicago, 1902- 1905. Came to Saskatoon, 1905. Member Provincial Council of Education; first president Canadian Club, Saskatoon; -captain "A" Squadron, 22d Saskatchewan Light Horse. Married Olive Mildred Thomson, 1908; has one daughter. Clubs: Canadian, Saskatoon; Saskatoon Young Liberal. Recreation: riding. Liberal. Address: 239 Third Ave., Saskatoon, Sask. AIKINS, Mary Colby.—(Wife of J. A. M. Aikins, M. P.) Born Stanstead, Que.; daughter of William B. and Malvina Wallingford Colby. Educated Stanstead Wesleyan College. Came to Manitoba, 1887. First president Winnipeg Young Women's Christian Association. Married J. A. M. Aikins, M. P., 1899 has. two daughters. Clubs: Women's Canadian, Daughters of the Empire. Recreations: golf, tennis. Methodist. Address: Riverbend, Winnipeg, Man. J. M. AITKBN. AITKEN, J. Manns.—Manager Royal Bank of Canada, Lethbridge. Born Maple, Ontario, February 26, 1878; son of Rev. William and Jane Noble Aitken. Educated Harkins Academy, Newcastle, N. B. Junior elerk Royal Bank of Canada, Newcastle, 1896; came to Alberta in 1910. Served as private, South African War, 1899-1901. Married Katherine McAffee, Woodstock, 1902; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Chinook. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 275 Brunton St., Lethbridge, Alta. ROBERT TRAVEL DONALDSON AITKEN, B. A., LL. B. AITKEN, Robert Travel Donaldson, B. A., LL. B.—Of Aitken & Wright, Barristers and Solicitors, Alberta Block, Calgary. Director Federal Fire Insur- WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ance Co. Born Newcastle, N. B., April 23, 1873; son of Rev. William and Jean Noble Aitken. Educated University of New Brunswick, Dalhousie University. Called to New Brunswick bar, 1898; practiced Newcastle, 1898-1907; with legal department Montreal Engineering Co., Montreal, 1907-1908; came to Alberta, 1908. Served as Crown Prosecutor, Northumberland, N. B.; Clerk of the Court; City Clerk and Treasurer, Newcastle; 1906-1907 captain 14th Company, C. A. S. C. Married Jean Thompson, Newcastle, 1901; has two daughters. Clubs: Alberta. Calgary Golf, Country. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: golf. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Glencoe Lodge, Calgary, Alta. WILLIAM ADOLPHUS AKHURST. AKHURST, William Adolphus.—Manager Canadian Fairbanks Co., Ltd., 101 Water St., Vancouver. Born Coaticook, Que., January 12, 1878; son of Robert and Alice Akhurst. Educated International Corresponding School, Coaticook High School. Mechanical engineer with Sleeper & Akhurst, Coaticook; subsequently draughtsman with Canadian Rand Co., Sherbrooke, Que.; came to British Columbia, 1903. Member of Vancouver Board of Trade. Married Win- nifred EL Munns, 1906; has one son. Clubs: Vancouver, Terminal City, Royal Vancouver Yacht. Recreations: shooting, fishing. Address: 1301 Pender St., Vancouver, B. C. ALDOUS, gue Aldous Montague J. F.—Of Monta- & Laing, Financial Agents, Nanton Bldg.. Winnipeg. Born Char- lottetown, P. E I., June 19, 1850; son of Hon. John Aldous. Educated Charlotte- town and Bowdoln College, Maine. Came to Winnipeg, 1874 as land surveyor and engineer. Married Mary Agnes Bate, Ottawa, 1882; has five sons and two daughters. Club: Manitoba (president). Recreations: curling, golf, yachting, shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 2 Els wood St., Winnipeg, Man. ALEKANDER, Andrew Boak, B. A., M^ D.—Superintendent Winnipeg General Hospital. Physician and Surgeon, Kensington Block, Winnipeg. Born Truro, N. S., May 8, 1872; son of John and Mary Alexander. Educated Academy School, Pictou, N. S.; Manitoba College; Manitoba Medical College, Winnipeg. Practiced in Killarney, Mam, 1897; came to Winnipeg, 1905. Married Florence Ethel Dowler, Winnipeg, 1902; has two sons and one daughter. Society: President St. Andrew's Society, Winnipeg; ex-president Granite Curling Club. Recreations: curling, hunting. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 714 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. ALEKANDER, George. — Manager Great West Canning Co., Steveston, B. C. Born Aberdeenshire, Scotland, August 8, 1844; son of David and Katherine Alexander. Educated Fovern Parish School. Came to British Columbia, 1878. Engaged fishing and timber business, 1886; manager Canadian Pacific Packing Co., 1886-1892; district manager British Columbia Packers Association. 1892-1896. Commissioner Lulu Island Dyking Scheme. Married Elsie Smith, 1892; has one son and three daughters. Club: New Westminster. Address: 1284 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. ALEXANDER, Henry Osborne.—Barrister, Stipendiary Magistrate, Inns of Court Bldg., Vancouver. Born Vancouver, December 15, 1873 (first white boy born in Vancouver). Educated St. Paul's College, Esquimault. Called to British Columbia bar, 1896; practiced Vancouver since. Married Anna E. Rouleau. Club: Royal Vancouver Yacht. Society: Native Sons of British Columbia. Recreation: yachting. Address: 1734 Comox St., Vancouver, B. C. ALEXANDER, Richard Henry, J.P.— Assistant General Manager British Columbia Mills, Timber & Trading Co., Dunlevy and Vancouver. Born Edinburgh, Scotland, May 17, 1844; son of James and Elizabeth Alexander. Educated Edinburgh Academy; Upper Canada College. Came to British Columbia, 1862, via Tete Jaune cache and head waters of Fraser River, and roughed it with the hardy pioneers of those days cutting wood, mining, packing Cariboo, etc.; came to Vancouver, accountant, Hastings Saw Mill Co., 1870; ex-member Board of Health; secretary School WHO'S WHO, AND WHY F. Recreations: boating, cricket. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Regina, Sask. RICHARD HENRY ALEXANDER, J. P. Board; Alderman; chairman Pilotage Board; served with Victoria Rifles, 1865. Married Emma Tammadge, Victoria; has three sons and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver, Royal Vancouver Yacht, Union (Victoria). Society: A. P. & A. M. Recreation: yachting. Address: 1000 Gilford St., Vancouver, B. C. ALEXANDER, William Thomas. — Managing Director Great West Permanent Loan Co., 436 Main St., Winnipeg; manager Imperial Trust Co., Ltd.; managing director Canadian National Fire Insurance Co. Born Hamilton, November 13, 1875; son of Mathew Alexander. Educated Albert College, Belleville. With Loan Company, Hamilton, 1897. Came to Winnipeg, 1897. Married Edith Beamer, Hamilton, 1897; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Carleton, Ad- anac. Society: A. P. & A. M. Recreation: horses. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 342 Colony St., Winnipeg, Man. ALLAN, James Alexander.—Of Allan Gordon, Bryant & Gordon, Barristers, Regina. Born Perth, Ontario, September 13, 1859; son of James and Janet Allan. Educated Perth High School, Toronto University. Practiced Perth, 1881-1906. Came to Regina, 1906; practiced with Hon. J. H. Lamont, until latter was appointed Judge of Supreme Court of Saskatchewan. Present firm organized 1908. Alderman Perth, 1894-1897; Mayor, 1897- 1899; president Canadian Club, Perth, 1901. Married Margaret McMartin, Montreal, 1883; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Canadian, Assiniboia. Societies: I. O. O. F., A. O. U. W., C O. JOHN GEORGE ALLAN. ALLAN, John George.—Of Allan Bros., Financial, Real Estate and Insurance Brokers, 510 Pender St., W., Vancouver. Director Empire Life Assurance Co.; director Vancouver Wyoming Oil Co.; director British Columbia Oil Refining Co. Born Perth, Ontario, January 25, 1873; son of Thomas and Sarah Dodd Allan. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Perth. Came to British Columbia, 1889. Clerk, P. W. Hart & Co., Vancouver, 1889; from clerk to agent Dominion Express Co. in British Columbia, 1893-1900; Provincial manager Equitable Life Insurance Co., Vancouver, 1900-1904; mining, Alaska, 1905; established present business, 1905. Married Eva Maud Allen, Cornwall, Ontario, 1907; has one daughter. Club: Commercial. Societies: A. P. & A. M., K. of P. Recreations: hunting, athletic sports. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 1460 Bute St., Vancouver, B. C. ALLAN, William Rae.—Of Allan, Killam -fe McKay, Insurance Agents, 222 Bannatyne Ave., Winnipeg; Western agent Allan Royal Mail S. S. Co.; Lloyds agent; director Canadian Mortgage Association; director Royal Crown Soap Co. Born Montreal, March 9, 1864; son of Andrew Allan (founder Allan Line of Steamships) and Isabella Allan. Educated Rugby, England. Entered service of Allan Line S. S. Co., Boston, 1882. Came to Winnipeg, 1883- President Board of Fire Underwriters, 1902-1903. Married Minnie Killam, widow Hon. A. WHO'S WHO AND WHY C. Killam, Winnipeg, 1909. Clubs: Man- tion: riding. Anglican. Address: 15 itoba, St. James (Montreal). Recrea- Roslyn Road, Winnipeg. Man. ALLAN, Thoburn. — Secretary-Treasurer and Manager Western Agencies & Development Co., Ltd.; Grain Exchange, Calgary; secretary Calgary Gas Co., Ltd.; secretary Central Kootenay Loan & Development Co., Ltd; secretary Alberta Home Builders, Ltd.; secretary Alberta Sugar Co., Ltd. Born Metcalf, near Ottawa, March 20, 1867; son of William and Esther Allan. Educated Collegiate Institute. Ottawa. Taught school Ottawa, 1885-1890; accountant New Westminster, B. C, 1890-1893; secretary- treasurer Columbia & Kootenay Steam Navigation Co., Ltd., Nelson. 1893-1897; accountant on railroad construction, C. P. R., 1898-1899; accountant and manager P. Burns & Co., Nelson and Cal- 1899-1911; present position since Married Mabel Stephens, daughter J. Stephens, Ottawa, 1894; has sons. Clubs: Ranchmens, Golf and Society: A. F. & A. M. Rec- outdoor sports. Conservative; gary, 1911. of A. three Country. reations: Presbyterian. W., Calgary, Address: Alta. 602 13th Ave.; ALLEN, Charles Herbert.—Capitalist (retired). Born Cobourg, Ontario, October 1, 1857; son of J. T. and Caroline L. Allen. Educated Cobourg and Toronto. Called to Ontario bar, 1879; practiced, Toronto, 1879-1908. Came to British Columbia, 1908. Interested in British Columbia collieries; British Columbia Lands Co. Served with Queen's Own Rifles. Married Marion Brown Lee, Winnipeg; has two sons and two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: golf, fishing, cricket, bridge. Address: 1280 Nicola St., Vancouver, B. C. ALLEN, Frank, M. A., Ph. D.—Professor of Physics, Manitoba University, Winnipeg. Born Canterbury, N. B., February 6, 1874; son of Rev. John Salter and Charlotte M. N. Allen. Educated University of New Brunswick, Cornell University. Alumni gold medalist, classics, University of New Brunswick. 1895: scholar, physics, Cornell, 1899; Fellow, physics, Cornell, 1901. Instructor, physics, Cornell University, 1903-1905; appointed to present chair, 1905. Chairman of University Faculty; member of Council of Manitoba University. Published many scientific investigations. Married Sarah Estelle Harper, Shediac, N. B., 1903; has one son and one daughter. Societies: Fellow Royal Society of Canada, American Physical Society of New York, Fellow American Association for Advancement of Science. Methodist. Address: 117 Harvard Ave., Winnipeg, Man. ALLEN, Naboth, M. D.—Physician. Born Greenspond, Bonavista Bay, Nfld., December 14, 1871; son of George and Elizabeth Allen. Educated Greenspond and San Francisco. Came to British Columbia, 1891. Engaged salmon industry, Fraser River, and fur sealing, North Pacific, 1891-1900. Married Ethel May Ashwell, Chilli-wack; has one son and one daughter. Club: Canadian. Recreation: baseball. Address: 1200 Tenth Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. ALLISON, Rev. William Talbot, M. A., B. D., Ph. D.—Professor of English Literature, Wesley College, Winnipeg. Born Unionville, Ontario, December 20, 1874; son of Thomas R. and Mary Ann Allison. Educated Toronto University, Yale University. Journalist Toronto Star, 1895. Entered Presbyterian ministry, 1902. Pastor, Stayner, Ontario, 1902-1907. Appointed lecturer, English, Victoria University, Toronto, 1907. Came to Winnipeg, 1910. Published "The Amber Army and Other Poems," 1910; critical edition of Milton's "Tenure of Kings and Magistrates," with introduction and notes; "Yale Studies in English," 1911. Married Annie Josephine Dawson, London, 1901; has two sons. Society: A. F. & A. M. Presbyterian. Address: 13 Touraine Block, Winnipeg, Man. Residence: Wesley College. 10 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY CONSTANTIN ALVO VON ALVENS LEBEN VON ALVENSLEBEN, Constantin Alvo*—Of Alvo v. Alvensleben, Ltd., Financial Agents, Pacific Bldg., Vancouver. President Standard Fish *& Fertilizer Co., Ltd.; president Vancouver Nanaimo Coal Mining Co., Ltd.; president Vancouver Timber & Trading Co., Ltd.; president Piercite Powder Co., Ltd.; president American Canadian Oil Co.. Ltd., etc. Born Neu Gattersleben, July 25, 1879; son of Count Werner Alvo von Alvensleben and Anna, Baroness Velt- heim. Educated Bernberg and Gross Lichterfelde. Lieutenant Prussian army. Came to British Columbia, 1904. Married Edith Mary Westcott, Vancouver, 1908; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver, Union (Victoria), Western. Recreations: motoring, shooting. Address: Kerrisdale, B. C. ll WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HENRY AUGUSTUS ALLISON, B. A., LL. B. ALLISON, Henry Augustus, B. A., LL. B.—Of Allison & MacLeod, Barristers, 131a Eighth Ave., W., Calgary. Born Sackville, N. B„ August 6, 1877; son of David and Elizabeth Allison. Educated Mount Allison University (B. A., 1898), Dalhouse University (LL. B., 1900). Came to Alberta, 1902. Member of firm Lougheed, Bennett, Allison & McLaws, 1902-1911. Present firm established 1911. Married Tannis Marsh, Calgary, 1908. Clubs: Ranchmen's, Calgary Golf and Country. Recreations: motoring, tennis. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 225 Fourth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. ALLOW AY, William Forbes.—Of Al- loway & Champion, Bankers, 562 Main St., Winnipeg. Born Queen's County, Ireland, August 20, 1852; son of Capt. Arthur William and Mary Alloway. Educated Montreal High School, j Came to Manitoba, 1870. Transportation business, 1.872-1877. Served six years City Council. Governor Winnipeg General Hospital. Served Red River expedition. Married Elizabeth Maclaren, Buckingham, Que., 1879. Clubs: Manitoba, St. Charles Country. Recreation:, riding, driving. Liberal. Address: 407 Assiniboine Ave., Winnipeg, Man. ANDERSON, Edward, K. C, LL. B.— Of Moran, Anderson & Guy, Barristers, Merchants Bank Bldg.. Winnipeg. Born Quebec, September 13, 1867; son of Archibald Anderson. Educated public schools, Manitoba University. Practiced, Portage la Prairie, Man., where was Crown Prosecutor. Came to Winnipeg. 1906, and joined present firm, who are solicitors for Winnipeg Electric Street Railway Co. Married Mary A. Ryan. Port Arthur, Ontario, 1891; has one son and two daughters. Club: Manitoba. Recreations: shooting, golf. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 360 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. GEORGE ALLAN ANDERSON, M. C. M. D. ANDERSON, George Allan, M. D., C. M.—Physician. Born Owen Sound, Ontario, June 4, 1870; son of George Anderson. Educated Collegiate Institute, Owen Sound; Trinity College; Toronto University. Came to Alberta, 1901. Director Calgary General Hospital; director Calgary Y. M. C. A.; director Western Canada College; member of Senate, Calgary University. Served as private, Queen's Own Rifles, 1892-1894. Married Mary I. Millard, Newmarket, Ontario, 1904. Clubs: Canadian, Alpine Club of Canada. Societies: I. O. O. F.; medical societies; various philanthropic organizations. Recreation: travel. Independent Liberal; Methodist. Address: 126 Sixth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. ANDERSON, Harold, B. A., M. B.— Physician and Surgeon; City Medical Health Officer, Fernie, since 1908. Born Montreal, January 29, 1873; son of W. J. and Emily Boyle Anderson. Educated Collegiate Institute, London; Toronto University. House surgeon Toronto General Hospital, 1898-1899; surgeon Allan Line, 1899-1900; surgeon Quarantine Station William Head, Victoria, 1900- 1907; private practice, Fernie, 1908. Married Oneida McCosh, Club:-Fernie. Societies: A. F. & I. O. O. F.. M. W. of A., Kappa curling, shooting. Recreations: servative; B. C. Anglican. Address: since 1901. A. M., Alpha. Con- Fern ie, ANDERSON, Herbert E.—Secretary- treasurer Anderson Investment Co., Ltd., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, Grain Exchange. Calgary. Born Mower County, Minn., February 26, 1872; son of WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Victor A. and Mary Anderson. Educated public schools, South Dakota. Clerk First National Bank, Clark, S. D., 1889-1904; came to Calgary, 1905; secretary-treasurer Calgary Colonization HERBERT E. ANDERSON. 1910. Minn., 1904; ter. Clubs: Golf and Country. Recreation: motoring. In- rationalist. Address: 19th Ave., W., Calgary, Congreg? Co., 1905-1909; founded present business, Married Ora Murray, Minneapolis, has one son and one daugh- Alberta, Calgary, Calgary Societies: A. F. & A. M., K. of P. dependent; Ninth St. and Alta. ANDERSON, Hugh Campbell. — Manager Traders Bank, Edmonton. Born Guelphr Ontario, September 1, 1885; son of Rev. William and Mary Elizabeth Anderson. Educated public schools, Guelph and Gait. Joined Bank Sturgeon Falls, Ontario, 1899. Came to Alberta, 1908. Club: Edmonton. Society: Institute of Chartered Accountants. Address: Edmonton, Alta. ANDERSON, Jesse G.—Of Barr & Anderson, plumbing and heating engineers, 114 Hastings St., W-. Vancouver. Born Gloucester, Mass., December 21, 1874, son of James L. and Elizabeth Anderson. Came to British Columbia, 1891; established present business, 1897. Married Mary Elizabeth Irving, Gloucester, 1906. Address: 1019 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. ANDERSON, John Andrew, B. A.— Auditor General for Province of British Columbia, Victoria. Born Cowglen, near Glasgow, Scotland, Nov. 15, 1842. Educated Burgh School, Andersonian Uni-' versify, University of Glasgow, where distinguished himself in classics. Second Master Church of England Grammar School, Auckland, New Zealand; after wards Classical Master Auckland College. Came, to British Columbia, 1886; entered Education Office; then Treasury; later, Auditor's Office; appointed Auditor General, 1901. Address: 545 Superior St., Victoria, B. C. ANDERSON, John Jamieson. — Manager Union Bank, Edmonton. Born Quebec, September 10, 1870, son of John and Clementina Anderson. Educated Quebec. Joined Union Bank, Quebec, 1890. Came to Alberta, 1898. Married Dora Oliver, Ottawa. Club: Edmonton. Societies: A. P. & A. M., I. O. O. F. Recreations: -?olf, riding. Address: Edmonton, Alta. J. R. ANDERSON. ANDERSON, J. R.—Manager of F. C Lowes & Co., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, Balmoral Block, Lethbridge; director Brown Amusement Co., Ltd. Born Winnipeg, June 29, 1880; son of R. P. and Eleanor Teeple Anderson. Educated public schools. Winnipeg. Joined Union Bank, Winnipeg, 1899; manager Union Bank, High River, Alta, 1903- 1907; Lethbridge, 1907-1910; present position since 1910; farms 640 acres, Wild- side, Alta. Captain 15th Regiment Lethbridge, on reserve list. Married Lillia Duncan, daughter of Charles Duncan, Winnipeg, 1903; has one son and one daughter. Club: Chinook, High River. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: polo (Captain High River Polo team, winner of Western Canada championship, Winnipeg, 1907). Conservatives Presbyterian. Address: 605 Ashland St., Lethbridge, Alta. ANDERSON, Percy MacCuaig, M. A.— Cf Fish & Anderson, Barristers, Regina. Eorn Paisley, Ont., November 19, 1879, son of James and Sarah Anderson. Educated Uxbridge; High School, Belleville; Queen's University; honor course Political Science and History. Came to Sas- 13 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY katchewan, 1909. Law student with Aikins, Robson & Co., Winnipeg, member of firm MacKenzie, Brown & Co., Regina 1909-1911; present firm established 1911. Club: Assiniboia. Liberal. Address: Regina, Sask. ANDERSON, Robert Fenwick, J. P.— Of Anderson & Warnock, Hardware Merchants, Vancouver, and Anderson & Lus- by, New. Westminster. Born Ayr., Ont., March 11. 1856, son of Walter and Mary Anderson. Telegraph service, 1873; Canadian Express Co., Montreal, 1875-1882; C. P. R. construction, 1882-1886; C. P. R- British Columbia traffic department, 1886-1890. New Westminster business established 1890; Vancouver, 1906. Married Bessie J. McEwan, 1886; has two sons and one daughter. Liberal. Address: Vancouver, B. C. ANDERSON, Thomas Arnold, M. L. A. —Farmer. Born Township Torbolton, County Carleton, Ont., October 21, 1871. son of John and Sarah Rebecca Anderson. Educated public schools. Married Alice Gertrude Simpson, 1905; has one son and five daughters. Presbyterian. Provincial Rights. Address: Earl Grey, Sask. ANDREWS, Alfred Augustus.—Vice- president and General Manager Winnipeg Rubber Co., Ltd., McDermot and King St., Winnipeg; director Brydges & Waugh, Ltd.; secretary-treasurer Winnipeg Rubber and Apparatus Co.; president Manitoba Cold Storage Co. Born North Augusta, Ont., February 14, 1865, son of Rev. William and Armanella Andrews. Educated Ottawa Bookkeeper, Port Hope, Ont., 1880. Came to Winnipeg 1881. President Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition Association; chairman Fntertainment Committee Industrial Bureau; secretary and vice-president Winnipeg Rowing Club since 1905. Married Frances Louise Murray, Montreal, 1895; has one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba Commercial. Adanac, St. Charles Country, Stonewall Country, Stonewall Auto. Recreation: rowing. Conservative. Address: 292 Assiniboine Ave., Winnipeg, Man. ANDREWS, Alfred J.—Of Andrews, Andrews, Burbidge & Bastedo, Barristers, Aikins Bldg., Winnipeg; director Dominion Life Assurance Co. Born Franklin Centre. Que., April 24, 1865. son of Rev. Alfred and Mary Andrews. Educated Gait College Institute. Came to Winnipeg 1880; called to Manitoba bar, 1886; served Northwest Rebellion. 1885. Ex-Mayor and ex-Alderman City of Winnipeg. Married Maude Galbraith Watson, Winnipeg, 1889; has four daughters. Clubs: Manitoba, Carleton, St. Charles Country. Recreation: golf, riding. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 749 Crescent Road, Winnipeg, Man. ANDREWS, Herbert B.—Manager Imperial Life Assurance Co., Union Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Mprrisburg, Ont., February 2, 1863, son of Rev. William and Armanella Andrews. Educated Ottawa Came to Winnipeg 1880; entered Hudson's Bay Co., Calgary, 1885. Returned to Winnipeg 1908. Won with prize essays two silver cups donated by H. C. Cox, Dominion Life Underwriters Association convention, Toronto, 1909- 1910. President Manitoba Life Underwriters Association. Married Maggie G. Brown, Collingwood, Ont.; has four sons. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Independent; Methodist. Address: 603 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. GEORGE MALCOLM ANNABLE. ANN ABLE, George Malcolm.—Of G. M. Annable Co., Ltd., Brokers, Elk Block, Moose Jaw. Born Winchester, Ont., May 20, 1858, son of George and Sarah Annable. Educated public schools Winchester. Live stock business eastern Ontario, 1878; came to Moose Jaw and engaged ranching, 1882; real estate, live stock and grain business, 1900. President Moose Jaw Land Co., 1902- 1904; president and manager Violin Lake Lumber and Fruit Co., 1910; shareholder Gray-Campbell Co. Has served as school trustee and Alderman, Moose Jaw; represented district for four years Northwest Territory Legislature; unsuccessful candidate for House of Commons. Married Birdie Davidson, Inger- soll, Ont., 1889; has one son and two daughters. Club: Moose Jaw. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; A. O. F.; A. O. U. W. Recreations: curling, baseball. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 26 Ominica St. Moose Jaw, Sask. 14 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY JOHN EDWARD ANNABLE. ANNABLE, John Edward.—Real Estate and Insurance Broker; fruit rancher, Ward St., Nelson. President Nelson Opera House Co., Ltd.; president Kootenay Nursery Association; president Nelson Agricultural and Industries Association, Ltd.; director Kootenay Fruit Growers Union; president Nelson Improvement Association; member of Council,. Nelson Board of Trade. Born Winchester, Dundas County, Ont., February 14, 1860, son of George and Sarah Hughes Annable. Educated public and high schools, Winchester. Engaged mercantile business, Winchester, 1885- 1887; city clerk Moose Jaw, 1891-1896; came to British Columbia and established present business, 1896. Alderman, Nelson, 1905-1908. Unsuccessful candidate to Northwest Territory Assembly for Moose Jaw, 1894. Married ^Mary E. Christie, Kingston, Ont., 1885;'has one son and five daughters. Societies: I. O. O. F.; Maccabees; Eagles. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 224 Hoover St., Nelson, B. C. ANTLE, John, J. P*—Superintendent Columbia Coast Mission (Anglican), operating three hospitals and hospital ship, logging district, British Columbia coast, 429 Pender St.. Vancouver. Born Brigus, Newfoundland, October 25, 1865, son of Captain Stephen and Lydia Antle, Educated Queen's College, St. Johns, Newfoundland. Rector St. Stephen's Church, Greenspond, Newfoundland, 1890-1894; St. Peter's, Catalina, Newfoundland. 1894-1897; charge of parishes dioceses of Olympia and Spokane, Wash., 1897-1899; rector Holy Trinity, Vancouver, 1899-1905. Married Frances Maud Mutch, 1893; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Royal Vancouver Yacht. Recreation: yachting. Address: 1033 Cardero St., Vancouver, B. C. WILLIAM ALBERT ANSTIE. ANSTIE, William Albert.—Secretary- treasurer Mountain Lumber Manufacturers Association, Elma Block, Calgary; secretary-treasurer British Columbia Lumber and Logging and Forestry Association. Born Toronto, December 29, 1881, son of H. J. and Kathleen*Anstie. Educated public and high schools, Vancouver. Accountant Thomson Stationery Co., Ltd., Vancouver, 1898-1901; engaged lumber business, British Columbia, 1901- 1905. Served with militia, Vancouver, 1898-1901. Member Calgary Board of Trade; member Nelson. British Columbia, Board of Trade. Married Dora Anderson, daughter of Edward K. C, Winnipeg, 1910. Clubs: City (Vancouver); Nelson Recreation: hunting, fishing. tive; Anglican. Calgary, Alta. Anderson, Terminal (Nelson). Oonserva- Address: Mount Roval. APPLETON, John.—Financial editor Free Press, Winnipeg. Born Marton, Yorkshire, England, August 30, 1867, son of Richard and Ann Appleton. Educated West House School. Printer and bookseller, Northallerton, England. Came to Winnipeg 1890. Imperial Trade correspondent (Imperial) Board of Trade); ex-literary correspondent Canadian Club, Winnipeg; member Royal Commission Crows Nest Pass labor conditions; vice- president Yorkshire Society; vice-president Winnipeg Children's Aid Society. Married Amy Coleman, Newnham, Saskatchewan, 1908; has one son. Club: Commercial Travelers. Recreations: cricket, curling. Address: 110 Mortimer Place, Winnipeg, Man. 15 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ARBTJCXLE, John William, M. D., C. M.—Of Drs. Morris & Arbuckle, physicians and surgeons, Vernon. Born Prince Edward Island, January 30, 1880, son of John and Clara Arbuckle. Educated Dalhousie University; McGill University. Came to British Columbia 1908. House surgeon Vancouver General Hospital, 1908-1909; present practice established, 1909. Married Florence Sharp. Prince Edward Island, 1910. Club: Country. Society: I. O. O. F. Conservative; Anglican. Address Vernon, B. C. FRED B. ARCHER. ARCHER, Fred B.—Of Archer & Robertson, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, Dominion Bank Bldg., Calgary. Born Campbellford, Ont-, September 7, 1872, son of W. B. and Maria Archer. Educated public and high schools, Ontario. Accountant W. R. Brock & Co., Montreal, 1895-1906; office manager W. R. Brock Co., Ltd., Calgary, 1906-1910. Established present business, 1910. Member Calgary Board of Trade. Married Margaret Jackson, Johnville, Que.; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Alberta. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Calgary, Alta. ARCHIBALD, George William, B. A.— Barrister. Born New Glasgow, N. S., March 10, 1873, son of Hugh James and Christina Bell Archibald. Came to Manitoba 1884. Educated Manitoba College. Practiced Melita since 1905; president Liberal-Conservative Association, Arthur, Man.; ex-president Melita Board of Trade; served* as lieutenant and acting adjutant 20th Border Horse. Married Constance Alison Sheldrake, Minneapolis, Minn., 1908; has one daughter. Societies: I. O. O. F; C. O. F.; S. O. S.; W. O. W. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Melita, Man. ARCHIBALD, James Ross.—Barrister and Solicitor. Born Musquodoboit Harbor, N. S., October 4, 1882, son of William and Elizabeth Archibald. Educated Dalhousie University. Called to Nova Scotia bar, 1909. Came to British Columbia and called to bar, 1909. Practiced, Vancouver. 1910; Kamloops since 1911. Secretary Kamloops Liberal Association. Presbyterian. Address: Kamloops, B. C. ARCHIBALD, Matthew George, M. D., C. M.—Of Drs. Burris, Archibald & Bur- ris, Physicians and Surgeons, Kamloops. Member of advisory board Peoples Trust Co., Ltd. Bonn Halifax, April 17, 1873, son of Edwin and Sarah Burris Archibald. Educated Dalhousie University. House surgeon Victoria General Hospital, Halifax, 1898-1899; practiced. Nova Scotia, 1899-1905. Came to British Columbia and formed present partnership, 1905. Married Jane M. Mitchell, Boston, Mass., 1902; has one son and two daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; S. O. E.; I. O. F; A. O. F.; British Medical Association; Provincial Medical Association. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Kamloops, B. C. M. L 2, 18J 06 A.—Farmer, son. of Robert ARGUE, James, Born Ireland, June and Rebecca Argue. Educated Cavan Grammar School. Farmed, Ontario, 1875. Came to Manitoba, 1882. Member Manitoba Legislature for Avondale since 1899. Reeve Whitewater municipality for some years. Married Emma L. Sho- rey, Peterboro, Ont., 1885; has one son and one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; L. O. L. Address: Elgin, Man. ARGUE, Mural Willis.—Real Estate and Financial Agent, 818 Main St., Winnipeg. Born Ottawa. Ont.. January 2, John Wilson Argue. Edu- schools and Business Col- the Dauphin Milling 1898-1901. Sold interest Minneapolis, Minn., 1901; 1880. son of c'ated public lege. With Dauphin, moved to Co.. and engaged "in wholesale business under firm name of F. B. Scott & Co., 1901-1904. Came to Winnipeg, 1905, and took over real estate business at that time conducted by A. H. Argue. Married Vira May Anderson, Breckenridge, Minn., 1907; has two sons. Recreation: fishing, boating, hunting. Address: 293 Poison Ave., Winnipeg, Man. ARGUE, William Pirritte, B. A.—Superintendent Vancouver city schools. Born Newmarket, Ont., March 27, 1862. son of Rev. Thomas and Hannah Argue. Educated Manitoba University. Taught 16 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY rural schools and then Neepawa, Brandon, Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie. Chief clerk Department of Education, Province of Manitoba, two years. Married May Bell, 1898; has two sons. Address: 1250 Burnaby St., Vancouver. B. C. ARMITAGE, Joseph Samuel.—Postmaster Minnedosa. Born Newmarket. Ont., January 1, 1849, son of Job and Hannah Siddons Armitage. Educated public schools Wellington County, Ont. Served apprenticeship milling business. Hollin, Ont.; followed trade California and Barrie, Ont. Purchased mill Port Colborne, Ont., 1875. Came to Manitoba, 1879, locating Tanner's Crossing, on Little Saskatchewan River; homesteaded 320 acres of land; made the first survey of Minnedosa and gave the townsite its name. Built and operated saw and grist mill, 1880. Member of the first court house board of the Western Judicial District; appointed postmaster 1883; warden Minnedosa County 1883-1884. Married Mary Minetta Boyd, Hanover, Ont., 1876; has two sons and two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: bowling on green, curling. Quaker. Address: Minnedosa, Man. BURTON H. ARMSTRONG. ARMSTRONG, Burton H.—Of B. H. "Armstrong & Co., Real Estate and Finan-. cial Brokers. 814 Second St., E., Calgary. Born iowahill, Cal., June 17, 1872, son of Isaiah and Martha L. Armstrong. Came to Alberta 1902; ranching, 1902- 1905; established general store Cross- field, 1905; established present business, 1910. Married Martha Outkes, California, 1894; has two sons. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. ' Liberal; Methodist. Address: 912 15th Ave., W., Calgary, Alia. GEORGE S. ARMSTRONG. ARMSTRONG, George S.—Druggist. Born Hopeville, Ont., May 16, 1867, son of William and Sarah Seale Armstrong. Educated high school, Mount Forest, Ont. Taught school for two years; subsequently engaged drug business, Lion's Head, Ont. Came to Alberta and established present business 1906. Member Edmonton Hospital Board' since 1909; Alderman, Edmonton, 1908-1910; elected Mayor by acclamation, 1911. Served as councillor and treasurer Township East- nor, County Bruce, Ont., 1903-1905 Married Jessie Mathieson, Elora, Ont., 1897; has one son and two daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. F; I. O. O. F.; L. O. L. Recreations: baseball, football. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 437 Naanayo Ave., Edmonton. Alta ARMSTRONG, George W.—Editor and publisher Salmon Arm Observer. Born Mount Forest, Ont., March 10, 1879, son John Wesley and Alice Armstrong. Educated public schools Lucknow, Ont. Printer Lucknow Sentinel, 1892. Came to British Columbia 1897. First secretary Salmon Arm Board of Trade. Married Jeanie Belle Johnston, Salmon Arm, 1902; has three sons and one daughter. Societies: L O. L.; I. O. O. F. Address; Salmon Arm, B. C. 17 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HON. HUGH ARMSTRONG. ARMSTRONG, Hon. Hugh.—Provincial Treasurer for Manitoba; president and general manager Armstrong Trading Co., Ltd., Portage la Prairie. Born New York, August 5, 1858. Educated Richmond, Ont. Came to Canada with his parents, 1860. Mercantile business County Carleton, Ont. Came to Portage la Prairie and engaged fish export industry, 1886. Elected to Manitoba Legislature for Woodlands, 1892; resigned 189*8 to contest unsuccessfully Selkirk for House of Commons. Elected to Manitoba Legislature for Portage la Prairie, 1902; re-elected 1903, 1907 and 1910. Married Mary Younghusband, County Carleton, Ont., 1885. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton; Adnac. Recreation: travel. Conservative. Address: Portage la Prairie, Man. JAMES ARMSTRONG. ARMSTRONG, James.—Horse dealer, 8th Ave. and Athabasca St., Moose Jaw. Born Listowel, Ont., Feb. 24, 1861, son of William and Mary Armstrong. Educated public schools County of Simcoe. Carpenter Brussells. Ont., 1886; Toronto, 1887-1890; Moose Jaw, 1890-1893; farmed Moose Jaw district. 1893-1906; opened sale and feed stable, 1906. Married Elizabeth Getty, Brussells, 1896; has seven sons and two daughters. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 55 Hochelega St., Moose Jaw, Sask. ARMSTRONG, Hon. William James.— (Retired) Born Durham County, Ont., Oct. 31, 1826, son of Capt. William Armstrong, who emigrated from County Ca- van, Ireland, at close of eighteenth century, and settled on farm at Millbrook, Ont. Assisted his father on the farm till 1852; mining, Grass Valley, Cal., 1852-1858. Came to Langley, B. C, 1858; built house New Westminster, then known as Queensborough. This was the first house erected in the colony and Mr. Armstrong was the first citizen. Conducted a general store, 1858-1873. Member the first municipal council and served continuously, 1860-1873; President of the council, 1869-1870. Took an active part in the bringing about of Confederation and after the consummation of the union was elected to represent the District of Westminster, Provincial Legislature. Minister of Finance and Agriculture, 1873-1876; when his party was defeated continued an active worker on the opposition benches till 1879. During this session a deadlock occurred and the government was about to appeal to the country without having passed the estimates. Mr. Armstrong, seeing the effect this would have on the provincial credit, arranged a meeting of three representatives of each party and brought about an understanding whereby supplies were voted for the conduct of public business. Defeated as a candidate for New Westminster, 1879; elected, 1881. A new ministry being formed at the end of that year by Hon. Robert Beaven, he became Provincial Secretary. In 1882, he was again returned but his party being in the minority he took his seat on the opposition benches. In 1883 the shrievalty of Westminster County fell vacant and he was appointed to that position. Built and owned flour mill, the first in the Province, New Westminster, ran it 1867- 1871. Estabished and owned saw mill, 1876-1882. Connected with nearly all of the enterprises since 1860 which have tended to advance the Province, especially in the District of New Westminster. A Justice of the Peace before Confederation. Married Miss Lander, Cornwall. England. 1861. Society: I. O. O. F. (first Noble Grand in New Westminster). Anglican. Address: New Westminster, B. C. 18 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JOHN ARMSTRONG. ARMSTRONG, John.—President British Canadian Home Builders, Financial Brokers, 432 Pender St., W., Vancouver. Born Sheffield, England, March 4, 1857, son of John and Martha Armstrong. Educated public schools. With Ruston, Proctor & Co., engineers, Lincoln, England, 1876; Davy Bros.. Sheffield, 1881; Yorkshire Engine Works, Sheffield. Came to British Columbia, 1887. Engineer British Yukon Naviga tion Co., 1899-1901; master mechanic British Columbia Mills Timber & Trading Co., 1901-1906; began real estate business, 1906; established present business, 1911. Member South Vancouver Council and Board of Trade. Married Catherine Jane Brown, Lincoln, England, 1879; has one son and four daughters. Club: Vancouver Auto. Address: 626 Keefer St., Vancouver, B. C. 19 WILLIAM HENRY ARMSTRONG. ARMSTRONG, William Henry.—Of Armstrong, Morrison & Co., Ltd., Public Works Contractors, Bower Bldg., Vancouver; General Manager, Nicola Valley Coal Co., Ltd.; President, Keremos Land Co., Ltd.; President, Clayburn Co., Ltd. Born Stratford. Ont., Sept. 18, 1857, son of James and Martha Armstrong. With bridge construction department, Ontario Division, G. T. R., 1875-1877; construction work, C. P. R., east of Winnipeg. 1877-1883 mechanical superintendent and master mechanic, construction of Western Division until If*: completion; trainmaster and general roadmaster, C. P. R., Vancouver, 1883--1887; general contracting alone and associated with late Dan McGillivray, 1887-1897, since when Alexander Morrison, W. C. Ditmars and Robert Armstrong have been associated with him. Married Ellen Mildred Ward, Victoria, B. C, 1885. Club: Vancouver. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Ancient Landmarks, (Winnipeg). Recreation: motor- insr (brought first automobile to Vancouver, 1899). Anglican. Address: 1288 Comox St., Vancouver, B. C. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ARMSTRONG, Thomas J. — Sheriff. County of Westminster. Born New Westminster, July 13, 1864, son of W. J. and Honor Armstrong. Educated public and high schools, New Westminster. Druggist, San Francisco, 1882. Deputy sheriff, County of Westminster, 1886-1892; Sheriff since 1892. Married Annie Kerr, Ladner, has one daughter. Club: Westminster; societies: K. T.; A. F. & A. M.; A. A. O. N. M. S- Address: 89 Sixth St., New Westminster, B. C. ARMSTRONG, Lieut.-Colonel William Charles Gordon.—(Retired); Vice-President Calgary Building Co. Born Slea- ford, England, Nov. 2, 1865, son of George and Frances Houton Armstrong. Educated grammar school, Sleaford. Came to Alberta, 1894. Alderman, Calgary, 1904-1905. Served as Quartermaster, 15th Light Horse, Calgary, 1905; retired, 1911; organized and commands 103rd Regiment, Calgary Rifles. Married Evelyn Addy, 1887; has one son. Clubs: Alberta; Calgary. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; R. A. M.; K. T. A. A. S. Rite, Mystic Shrine. Recreations: military, rifle shooting. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Lynhurst, 1919 Second St., E., Calgary, Alta. ARNOLD, Charles Sydney. — Of Schultz & Arnold, Barristers, 615 Pender St., Vancouver. Director, Northern Coal Co., Ltd.; Director Standard Glass Co., Ltd.; Director British Columbia Ornamental Iron & Fence Co., Ltd. Born Moosomin, Sask., April 6, 1884, son of Edward and Clara Arnold. Educated, Moosomin. Came to British Columbia, 1899; studied law with Hon. W. J. Bowser, K. C, 1900; called to British Columbia Bar, 1908. Married Pearl ie Jane Squarebrrggs, 1906; has one son and one daughter. Recreation: shooting. Address: Vancouver, B. C. ARTHUR, Edward C—M. D„ C. M., Physician and Surgeon, Baker St., Nelson; Director Imperial Development Syndicate, Ltd. Born Prince Edward County, Ont., Nov. 29, 1856, son of Matthew and Margaret Dougherty Arthur. Educated public schools, Halliwell Township; Victoria University; Trinity University. Practised Lloydtown, Out., 1889. Came to British Columbia, 1890; C. P. R. Surgeon during construction, 1890-1891; practised Nelson since 1891. Member and secretary, Nelson School Board, twenty years. Coroner, Nelson since 1892; Alderman, Nelson, 1900. Married Isabel Delmage, 1889; has one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F; I. O. F. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Nelson, B. C. ASHDOWN, James H.—President J. H. Ashdown Hardware Co., 155 Banna- tyne Ave., Winnipeg; President Canadian Fire Insurance Co-; Director Northern Crown Bank; Director Northern Trusts Co. Born London, England, March 31, 1844, son of William and Jane Ashdown. Came to Canada, 1852; Manitoba, 1868; established present business, 1869. Member of city council in early days. Life Governor Winnipeg General Hospital; charter member and ex-President Board of Trade. One of the founders of Wesley College; actively interested, Y. M. C. A.; Children's Aid Society and other philanthropic work. Married Susan Crowson, Winnipeg, 1876; has one son and three daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; Carlton. Liberal; Methodist. Ad dress : 337 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. WILLIAM FRANKLIN ASLING. ASLING, William Franklin.—Real Estate and Financial Agent, Mackie Block, Calgary. Born Midland, Ont., Oct. 5, 1879, son of Charles W. and Mary Isabel Asling. Educated Collegiate Institute, Toronto. Civil Engineer, Algoma Central and C. P. R., 1899-1909; associated with W. A. Lowery & Co., Calgary, 1909; established present business, 1910. Member of Calgary Board of Trade. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Calgary, Alta. ATKINSON, George Maitland, B. A., M. L. A.—Farmer. Born Delaware, Ont., Nov. 14, 1860, son of late Rev. Thomas and Rachel A. Atkinson. Educated Manitoba College; Victoria University (B. A., 1885.) Taught school seven years, North West Territory. Member Saskatchewan Legislature. Married Edith A. Cook, 1887; has two daughters. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Wymot, Sask. 21 LOUIS ARSENAULT. ARSEN AULT, Louis. — Real Estate and Financial Broker, 136 Jasper Ave., W., Edmonton; Director Water Tight Dipper Dredge & Mining Co., Ltd.; one of proprietors of Corona Hotel Co., Ltd. Born Lewiston, Me., July 4, 1880, son of Oliver and Rose Delina Arsenault. Educated Nicolet Seminary, Quebec. Came to Alberta, 1904. Bookkeeper, Kenneth McKenzie & Co., Edmonton, 1904; manager, Richelieu Hotel, Edmonton, 1905; clerk, Dominion Lands Office, 1906-1910; established present business, 1910. Married Caroline Lamothe, 1908; has one son and one Recreations: hunting, fishing. Roman Catholic. Address: 547 Edmonton, Alta. daughter. Liberal: Fifth St. n WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JOHN WILLIAM ASTLEY.. ASTLEY, John William, C. E.—Engineer of Construction for City of Winnipeg, Ross and Tecumseh Sts., Winnipeg. Born Barrie, Ont., June 26, 1845; son of Frank D. Astley, of Cheshire. England, and Anne Gardner Astley, Scotland; descendant of a de Astley of France who came to England, the name in English Histories. to Ontario, 1845, set- Out. Educated Barrie Came to Manitoba. Engineering Student, of Canada, 1865-1869; point 400 miles east, as contracts were likely to be called for, March, 1908; made the trip alone aged 63, carrying 100 packs of provisions, as game was scarce and could only be replenished three times in the 400 miles at Government Caches. Assistant City Engineer, Winnipeg, under Col. H. N. Ruttan, 1890-1898; consulting engineer, Dawson Water Works, 1900-1905; engineer of construction for the City of Winnipeg since 1908. Served with North West Mounted Police, as special constable North West Rebellion, 1885. Prisoner at Batoche seven -weeks. Married Adeline Bestwick, England. 1905, (deceased); has three daughters. Societies: Society of Civil Engineers; A. F. & A. M.; T. R. of T. Recreation: work under construction. Independent; Anglican. Address: 608 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. being mentioned His father came tling near Barrie, Grammar School. 1879. Articled Northern Railway assistant Engineer, Muskoka Branch, Northern Railway of Canada, 18.69-1872; chief engineer Muskoka Branch, 1872- 1875; chief engineer exploration survey to James Bay, Ontario Government, 1875-1876; engaged on Government sur- vevs north of Lake Superior, on the C. P. R. Syndicate and Northern Pacific Railway, 1890-1900; chief engineer, Klondyke Mines Railway, Yukon, 1900- 1905; manager Klondyke Mines Railway, 1905-1907. Has constructed numerous railway works and has explored many railway routes, notably, through Muskoka to James Bay; from Parry Sound to Arnprior; Duluth to Winnipeg; Port Arthur and Fort William to Winnipeg, C. N. R. now occupy route; Winnipeg to Hudson Bay (2 routes); Prince Albert to Churchill; Edmonton through the Peace River Country to the Baird River; through the Rocky Mountains by Yellow Head Pass; the North Thompson and the Fraser River; and return to the Prairie country by the Kicking HorSe and Columbia River; from Glenora on the Stychine River, B. C, to Dawson; from Dawson to White Horse; from Dawson to the Stewart River Falls; from Dawson by the Pelly River to join with the Laird River. Engaged by a contracting company, 1907, to walk over Trans-Continental Railway from Lake Seul to a WILLIAM ATKINSON. ATKINSON, William. — Real Estate Broker, Farm Lands, Loans and Mortgages, Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg. Born Inniskillen, Ireland, Apr. 14, 1862, son of John and Rebecca Atkinson. Educated public schools, Ireland- Came to Winnipeg, 1881; engaged contracting, bridge building and farming, 1882-1909. Married Christina A. McKee, Carman, Man.; has three sons and five daughters. Clubs: Canadian; Mount Royal Gun. Society: W. O. W. Recreation: shooting. Conservative; Anglican. -Address: Mount Royal, Man. AYLWIN, Horace A.—Superintendent Western Branches, Bank of Hamilton, Winnipeg. Born Port Hope, Ont., May 27, 1868, son of Horace and Fanny T. Aylwin. Joined Bank of Hamilton, 1884. Came to Manitoba, 1897. Married Frances C. Boyce, Carman, Man., 1902; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton. Recreation: motoring. Anglican. Address: 522 River Ave., Winnipeg, Man. 23 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY CLARENCE ELLIOT AUSTIN. AUSTIN, Clarence Elliot.—Treasurer and manager Saskatchewan Flour Mills Co., Ltd., River St. W., and 5th Ave., Moose Jaw. Born Barton, Vt., June 24, 1879, son of Amariah Chandler and Sarah Austin. Educated public schools; Barton Academy; University of Minnesota. Taught school, Brownington, Vt., 1896-1903; Superintendent of Schools, New Prague, Minn., 1903-1906; Superintendent of Schools, Princeton, Minn., 1906-1907; employee, New Prague Flour Milling Co., 1907-1908; present position since, 1908. Married Flora L. Whitney, Minneapolis, 1903; has one son. Club: Commercial. Recreation: baseball. Presbyterian. Address; .142 High St., W., Moose Jaw, Sask. JOHN HENRY AUSTIN. AUSTIN, John Henry.—Barrister, 1118 Langley St., Victoria. Born Victoria, Jan. 5, 1873, son of John Joel and Sarah Ann Stout Austin. Educated high schools, Victoria. Chief clerk, Provincial Registrar's office, 1893-1899; Deputy Registrar, County Court, Victoria, 1899-1907. Called to British Columbia Bar, 1907. Served Canadian Volunteers, Victoria, five years. Club: Pacific. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Victoria, B. C. AYLMER LORD (The Right Hon. Sir Matthew), 8th Baron de Balreath peerage of Ireland.—Born Richmond, Que., March 28, 1842, son of Adolphus, Lord Aylmer, and Mary, Lady Aylmer. Educated Montreal high school; McGill University; Dublin University. Served six years as Lieutenant 7th Royal Fusileers, 35 years on Staff Canadian forces; retired from Inspector Generalship, 1907, with rank of Major-General. Served Fenian Raids, 1866-1870. Honorary Colonel 11th Hussars, Richmond, Que. Succeeded to the title 1901. Married Amy Gertrude Young, 1875;v-has three sons and two daughters. Address: Queen's Bay, Kootenay Lake, B. C. BAILEY, W. B.V.—Of Harvey, Bailey, Ltd. Born California, April 11, 1859, son of Benjamin and Sarah Bailey. Came to British Columbia, 1860. Educated, Victoria. Mercantile business, Yale, 1874. Ex-postmaster. Married Mary Matilda Hautier, Lytton; has three sons and three daughters Society: I. O. O. P. Address: Ashcroft, B. C. BAIN, Ninian Hugh.—Managing Director, Strathcona Packing Co., Ltd., Salmon Packers, Imperial Block, Vancouver. Born Chatham, N. B., Jan. 14, 1854, son of Hugh and Ann Bain. Educated Presbyterian Academy, Chatham. Came to British Columbia, 1879. Employee, Ewens Co., cannery; subsequently with Laidlaw & Co.; managing director, Pacific Coast Packing Co.; district manager, British Columbia Packers Association. Married Ida Ladner, 1888, (deceased, 1892); married Mary Johnstone Main, 1897; has two daughters. Club: Terminal City. Recreations: travel, shooting. Address 1305 Barclay St., Vancouver, B. C. BAIRD, Rev. Andrew Browning, M. A., B. D., D. D.—Professor Manitoba College, Winnipeg. Born Motherwell, Ont., Oct. 6, 1855, son of Charles and Agnes Baird. Educated Upper Canada College, Toronto; Toronto University; Knox College, Toronto; Edinburgh University; University of Leipzig. Ordained Presbyterian minister, 1881; first Presbyterian minister Edmonton, 1881-1887; joined staff Manitoba College, 1887. Married Penelope Campbell Cook, Gait, Ont., 1887; has one son and three daughters. Fellow of the Royal Numismatic Society (England); member of American Numismatic Society (New York). Recreation: collection and study of old coins. Presbyterian. Address: 247 Colony St., Winnipeg. Man. 24 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY BAIRD, Hugh N.—Of Baird & Botterell; Stock, Bond and Grain Broker. Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Montreal, July 23, 1887, son of John Baird. Educated Montreal public schools. Came to Winnipeg and engaged grain export business, 1902. President Winnipeg Grain Exchange, 1909-1910. Married Lillian Edith Pender, Montreal, 1904; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba, St. Charles Country. Recreation: golf. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 91 Edmonton St., Winnipeg, Man. BAIRD, James Bryson, M. L. A.—Merchant and Cattle Dealer. Born Appleton, Ont. Came to Manitoba, 1880. Elected first Mayor, Pilot Mound, by acclamation and for three succeeding terms without opposition; postmaster. Member Manitoba Legislative Assembly for Mountain; President Board of Trade; Chairman school board eight years. Liberal. ■Address: Pilot Mound, Man. BAIRD, John.—Government Agent, Assistant Commissioner of Lands and Works; District Registrar of Births, Marriages and Deaths; Registrar under the Marriage Act; Collector of Revenue Tax; Deputy Assessor and Collector; Registrar of Votes for Comox district; Registrar of County Court of Nanaimo; Recording Officer, Government Bldg.. Cumberland. Born Glasgow, Scotland, Feb. 14, 1865, son of Alexander Smith and Isabella Baird. Educated Glasgow Academy. Clerk mercantile business, Glasgow, 1881. Came to British Columbia, 1887. Married Flora MacDonald, Comox, 1901; has four daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Address: Maryport Ave-, Cumberland, B. C. ALBERT ERNEST BAKER. BAKER, Albert Ernest.—Surveyor and Civil Engineer, Bower Bldg., Vancouver, Born London, England, Dec. 12, 1885, son of Francis Etherington and Ellen Elizabeth Baker. Clerk. Crump & Son, London, England, 1900. Came to Canada, 1904. Rodman and Transitman, C. P. R., Moose Jaw, Revelstoke, 1905-1907. Came to British Columbia, 1906; articled assistant to A. P. Augustine, Surveyor and Civil Engineer, since 1909. Married Agnes Thompson, daughter of Capt. J. Thompson, Vancouver, 1911. Conservative. Address: 1437 Tenth Ave., E., Vancouver, B. C. BAKER, Albert R.—Dentist, 407 Hastings St., Vancouver. Vice-President Canadian Brewing & Malting Co.; Director Metropolitan Building Co. Born Victoria, July 17. 1864. son of Michael and Johanna Baker. Educated Philadelphia. Practised Philadelphia, 1887-1891; Victoria, 1891-1895; Oregon, 1895-1903; Vancouver, since 1903. Clubs: Royal Vancouver Yacht; Terminal City; Commercial. Society: Elks. Recreations: yachting, motoring. Address: 742 Bough- ton Ave., Vancouver, B. C. BAKER, George William.—Of Baker & Young, Barristers, Union Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Ottawa, Aug. 4, 1854, son of Godfrey Phipps Baker and Elizabeth Julia, daughter of Colonel F. W. Clements. Educated Ottawa; Picton; Toronto. Practised -Winnipeg, since 1881; Alderman, Winnipeg, 1888, 1897, 1898; police magistrate, Winnipeg, 1901- 1904; director Havergal Ladies' College; director Y. M. C A. Married Jeannie Eastman, Quebec, 1884 (deceased, 1895); married Annie Grime, Harrogate, England, 1906 (deceased, 1908); has six sons and two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; Adanac; St. Charles Country; Lake of Woods Yacht. Society: A. F. & A. M. (Grand Master, 1910-1911). Recreations: hunting, fishing, yachting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 375 River Ave., Winnipeg, Man. BAKER, Harold Noroliffe, B. A., LL. B.—Of Baker & Davidson, Barristers and Solicitors, Bank of Hamilton Chambers, Winnipeg. Born Mount Forest, Ont., April 12, 1882, son of Rev. E. N. Baker, Toronto. Educated Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar and began practice, Toronto, 1904; came to Winnipeg and called to Manitoba Bar, 1907. Served with Toronto (now Missin- aga) Light Horse. Clubs: Granite Curling; Assiniboine; Lawn Bowling; Adanac. Societies: K. of P.; Sigma Pi Fraternity. Recreations: curling, bowling, horseback riding. Conservative. Methodist. Address: 208 Garry St., Winnipeg, Man. 25 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY BAKER, Velentine Hyde.—Real Estate Insurance and Lumber Mills. President, Baker Lumber Co-, Ltd.; Secretary, Standard Lumber Co., Ltd.; Manager, Cranbrook Estate; agent for Cranbrook Townsite. Born Cork, Ireland, April 20, 1865, son of Colonel James and Louisa Baker. Educated Clifton College, England; Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph. Came to British Columbia, 1885. Ranching, Cranbrook District, 1885-1895; established present business, 1895. Alderman, Cranbrook, four terms; Police Commissioner, two terms. Married Ida Constance Marshall, daughter of Rev. Robert Marshall, Norwich, England, 1899; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Junior Carlton, London, England; Fernie; Nelson; Cranbrook. Recreations: shooting, fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Cranbrook, B. C. BALDWIN, George Frederick.—City Comptroller, Vancouver. Born New Brunswick, Jan. 10, 1850, son of Thomas and Jane Baldwin. Educated Woodstock College. Reporter on The Times, Victoria 1884. One of the organizers of the city executive departments. Tax Collector and Treasurer, 1885-1905. City Comptroller, since 1905. Married Minnie Lv. Higgins, 1885; has two sons. Club: Terminal City. Address: 1158 Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. BALDWINSON, Baldwin Larus, M. L. A.—-Editor and Manager, Heinskringla News, 729 Sherbrooks St., Winnipeg. Born Akureyri, Iceland, Oct. 26, 1856, son of Baldwin Jonson and Helga Egils- dottir. Educated public schools. Came to Canada, 1873; Manitoba 1882. Dominion Government Icelandic Immigration Agent, 1886-1903, during which time brought 7,000 people to Manitoba; left service, 1896; established present business, 1898; elected to Manitoba Legislature for Gimli, 1899, 1903 and 1910. Served as Bandsman, Q. O. R, Toronto, .three years. Married Helga Sigurdar- dottir, 1886; has one son and three daughters. Conservative; Lutheran. Address: 727 Sherbrooks St., Winnipeg, Man. BALE, David Herbert. — Contractor. Born Bristol, England, May 6, 1866, son of David and Lavinia Bigwood Bale. Came to Canada, 1884. Educated Woodstock, Ont. Came to British Columbia, 1890. Married Emily Frances Haslam. Victoria; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M.. Address: 1402 Stadacona Ave., Victoria, B. C. JAMES BALFOUR. BALFOUR, James.—Of Balfour, Martin, Casey & Blair, Barristers, Darke Block, Regina. Born Mount Forest, Out., Jan. 4, 1867, son of William and Agnes Balfour. Educated Mount Forest High School; took first-class professional certificate, North West Territory. Came to Regina, 1883. Taught school near Regina, 1887; later studied law and called to Bar of North West Territory. Mem- er Regina Hospital Board, 1902-1905; President Y. M. C. A., 1907-1910; President Caledonian Curling Association of Saskatchewan. Member Collegiate Institute Board. 1908-1910. Alderman, Regina, 1905-1907, chairman finance committee, 1906. Married Agnes Hayes, Battleford, 1902; has four sons and one daughter. Societies: C. O. F.; S. O. S.; A. O. U. W. Recreations: curling, golf, lacrosse, baseball, football, athletic sports. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 2315 Victoria Ave., Regina, Sask. BALL, William Lee.—Manager Eastern Townships Bank, Winnipeg. Born Sherbrooke, Que., Feb. 7, 1851. son of Albert P. and Mary L Ball. Educated Boston, Mass. Joined staff Eastern Townships Bank, Sherbrooke, Que., 1871. Came to Winnipeg, 1903. Married Nellie Ran- some, Belleville, Ont., 1890; has three sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country. Recreation: golf. Conservative. Address: 155 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. BALLACHEY, Alec Addington.—Barrister and Solicitor. Born Brantford. Ont., Nov. 28, 1880, son of George and Caroline .Margaret Ballachey. Educated Collegiate Institute. Brantford; Osgoode Hall. Law student with A. L. Baird, Brantford. 1899-1900; donnel &" Boiand, Toronto, called to Ontario Bar, 1904; Alberta Bar, 1904. President, tive Association. Married evieve MacDonnell, Bay with Mac- 1901-1903; called to Conserva- Florence Gen- City, Mich., 26 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ALEC ADDINGTON BALLACHEY. 1908; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: High River; Canadian (Calgary). Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: hunting, fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: High River, Alta. BANFIELD, John J.—Financial Agent, 607 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Quebec, July 20, 1856, son of William and Rebecca Banfield. Educated Thorn's Commercial Academy. Dry Goods business, Quebec; subsequently accountant, St. Catharines, Ont. Came to British Columbia, 1890. Deeply interested philanthropic institutions. Married Harriet Oile, 1883; has one son and two daughters. Recreation: yachting. Address: 644 Bute St., Vancouver, B. C. BANTING, Charles Robert.—Farmer. Born Cookstown, Ont., Nov. 7, 1852, son of Benjamin and Sarah Banting. Educated public schools, Tecumseh, Ont. Took up homestead near village of Meth- van. Came to Brandon, Man., 1902. Member of Grain Growers Association. Married Mary Ann Hill, Cookstown, 1876; has four sons and three daughters. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Manor, Sask. BANG, Lim.—Manager Bank of Vancouver, Government St., Victoria; presi- ident Vancouver Furniture Mfg. Co., Ltd.; North Saamish Brick & Tile Co., Ltd.; vice-president Chinese of Commerce, Victoria. Born May 22, 1884, son of Lim Dat Tong Shee. Educated Victoria. Gim Fook Yuen, Victoria, pointed to present position, Chamber Victoria, and Lim Manager 1903; ap- 1910. Mar-. ried Lim Ng Shee, Canton, China, 1903; LIM BANG. has two sons and two daughters. Society: Chinese Benevolent. Recreations: hunting, motoring. Confucius. Address: 1905 Blanchard St., Victoria, B. C. BAPTT, Walter, M. D. — Physician, 1106 Douglas St., Victoria. Bacteriologist, British Columbia Board of Health. Born London, Ont., Aug. 23, 1884, son of Harry and Eliza Lawrie Bapty. Educated Western University. Came to British Columbia, 1907. Served as Lieutenant, Army Medical Corps, D. Battery, R. C. F. A., South African War. Married Ella Bell Lind, Calgary; has one son. Address: Victoria, B. C. BARBER, Harry J.—Druggist. Born Alton, Ont., March 29, 1875, son of James and Margaret Barber. Educated high school, Orangeville, Ont.; Toronto College of Pharmacy. Clerk drug store, Orangeville, Ont., and later West Selkirk, Man. Came to Chilliwack as manager Nelson Drug Co., Vancouver, 1898; took business over, 1904. President Board of Trade. 1910-1911; chairman school board, 1907-1911; president Conservative Association, 1910. Married An- netta Aiming, Chilliwack; has one son. Societies: L. O. L; I. O. O. F. Recreations: motoring, riding. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Westminster St., Chilliwack, B. C. BARBER, John Guy.—Jeweler. Born New Haven, Conn., Nov. 2.5, 1866, son of E. L. and Barbara Barber. Educated Collegiate Institute, St. Paul, Minn.; St. John's College, Winnipeg. Clerk, O. F. Forest, jeweler, Winnipeg, 1884-1889. Came to British Columbia, and established present business, 1889; Alderman. 27 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Revelstoke, 1911. Club: Revelstoke. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: shooting, fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Revelstoks, B. C. BARBOUR, Robert S.—Of Northwest Real Estate Co., 8th Ave., E., Calgary. Director Alberta Electric Ry. Co. Born Paisley, Ont., 1875, son of James and Hannah Barbour. Came west as a boy. Educated public schools and Business College, Manitoba. Farming, Manitoba Came to Alberta, 1892; contracting business, Calgary, 1907; established present business, 1904. Recreations: curling, football, baseball, shooting. Independent; Baptist. Address: Calgary, Alta. BARCLAY, William George. — President and manager, Crows Nest Trading Co., Ltd., Fernie. President, Fernie Board of Trade; president Alberta Kootenay Investment Co., Ltd. Born Liverpool, England, Aug. 11, 1875, son of Alexander and Helen Barclay. Educated Liverpool College. Came to Canada, 1895; Manitoba, 1895-1902; Fernie, since 1904. President Fernie Liberal Association. Married Ada Werner, daughter of George Werner, 1907; has two daughters. Recreation: motoring. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Fernie, B. C. BARKER, His Honour, Charles Howard, B. A.—Judge of the County Court of Nanaimo. Born Sheffield, N. B.. April 4. 1864, son of Rev. Joseph and Anne Maria Upton Barker. Educated Grammar school, Sheffield; University of New Brunswick (honors French and Science); Osgoode Hall (honors). Came to British Columbia, 1891. Practiced law, Nanaimo. 1892-1909; appointed County Court Judge, 1909. Unsuccessful candidate to British Columbia Leg islature for Nanaimo, Susan Roberta Russell, 1909). Club: Nanaimo. & A. M. Recreations: 1908. Married 1904 (deceased. Society: A. F. shooting, fish ing Presbyterian. Address: Liberal; Nanaimo, B. C BARKER, William Henry.—President British Columbia Packers' Association, 517 Granville St., Vancouver; president Packers' S. S. Co.; president Coast S. S. Co.; president Vancouver and yictoria Electric Railway. Born Manchester, England, Sept. 6, 1853, son of Ambrose and Sarah Barker. Educated public schools, Manchester. Engaged shipping business, Manchester; went to United States, 1872; came to British Columbia. 1904. Married Orpha Beard, Oregon. Has three sons and two daughters. Club: Vancouver. Recreations: field sports and boating. Address: 1445 Pendrill St., Vancouver, B. C. BARNARD, Frank Stillman. — (Retired.) Chairman Local Advisory Board, British Columbia Electric Railway Co.; director British Columbia Trust Corporation; director Evans, Coleman & Evans, Ltd., Vancouver; director Victoria- Phoenix Brewing Co. Born Toronto, May 16, 1856, son of Ellen Stillman and Frances James Barnard. (M. P. for Yale-Kootenay, 1879-1887; active promoter of Confederation). Came to British Columbia, 1860. Clerk British Columbia Express Co., Victoria, 1879; general manager, 1881; president, 1882; president Consolidated Railway Co., Vancouver, 1894; managing . director British Columbia Electric Railway Co., Ltd., London, England, 1896-1897; director, 1898-1906; retired from active business, 1906. Elected to House of Commons for Lilloet-Cariboo, 1888; again, 1891; sat until 1896; did not stand, 1896; unsuccessful candidate bye election, Victoria 1902. Served with No. 2 Rifles, Victoria, 1874-1877. Alderman, Victoria, 1886-1887. Married Martha Amelia Loewen, daughter of Joseph Loewen, Victoria, 1883. Clubs: Union (Victoria); Royal Vancouver Yacht; Vancouver; Raleigh; Royal Automobile (London England); Royal Canadian Yacht (Toronto). Recreations: yachting, traveling. Conservative. Address: "Clovelly," Victoria, B. C. GEORGE HENRY BARNARD, K. C, M. P. BARNARD, George Henry, X. C, M. P.—Of Barnard, Robertson & Heister- man, Barristers, Law Chambers, Victoria. Born Victoria, Oct. 9, 1868, son of Francis J. and Ellen Stillman Barnard. Educated Trinity College School, Port Hope. Called to British Columbia bar, 1891; practiced, Victoria since ap- 28 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY pointed K. C, 1907. Alderman, City of Victoria, 1902-1903; Mayor, 1904-1905; elected to House of Commons, 1908-1911. Married Ethel Burnham Rogers, eldest daughter Lieutenant-Colonel H. C. Rogers, Peterboro, 1895. Clubs: Union: Vancouver; Rideau (Ottawa). Recreations: golf, fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Duvals, Victoria, B. C. R. PERCY BARNES. BARNES, R. Percy, F. R. A. I. C, A. A. A.—Of Barnes & Gibbs, Architects, Imperial Bank Bldg., Edmonton. Born London, England, Jan. 28, 1857, son of R. E. and L S. Fulton Barnes. Educated Canon Woodward's School, England. Practiced London, 1878-1882; came to Canada, 1882; Montreal, 1888- 1905; came to Alberta, 1905; formed present partnership, 1906. Organizer of Alberta Architects Association. Married G. A. West, London, England, 1879; has two sons, and three daughters. Clubs: Edmonton; Edmonton Country. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: curling, golf. Independent; Anglican. Address: 460 15th St., Edmonton, Alta. BARR, Matthew John.—Of Barr & Anderson, Heating and Plumbing Contractors, 114 Hastings St., Vancouver, Director Metropolitan Building Co.; director Vancouver Investments Guarantee Co.; director Dominion Glazed Cement Pipe Co. Born Abbottlerry, South Wales, Nov. 23, 1875, son of Mathew and Hannah Barr. Educated Winnipeg High School. Came to British Columbia, 1892. Founded firm Mclntyre & Barr, 1897-1899; Barr & Anderson since 1899. Married Evelyn Dillabough, 1901; has one son. Club: Terminal City. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: all athletic sports. Address: 1319 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. BARRETT, Gregory, K. C.—Barrister. Born Hamilton, Nov. 23, 1867, son of Edward and Sarah J. Barrett. Educated Windsor, Ont.; Winnipeg. Came to Manitoba, 1882. Practiced Carberry, Man., since 1888. Alderman, Carberry, 1910. Has served as revising barrister for Dominion and Provincial Governments. Married Margaret Helen Blomfield, Halifax, 1893 (deceased); has one son and one daughter. Club: Brandon. Recreation: shooting. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: Carberry, Man. BARRETT-LENNARD, John.—Financial Broker, 543 Pender St., Vancouver. Member of local board London and British North America Co., Ltd. Born Bram- ford Speke, Devonshire, England, Dec. 14, 1863, son of Walter J. Barrett- Lennard. Educated grammar school, Weybridge; Heidelburg University. Came to Manitoba, 1882; British Columbia, 1909. Served South African War, 1899. Clubs: Vancouver; Badminton (London). Recreations: shooting, fish- ingjfe-yachting, golf. Address: Point Grey Road, Vancouver, B. C. SAMUEL LEES BARROWCLOUGH. BARROWCLOUGH, Samuel Lees.— President Columbian Conservatory of Music-of Canada, Winnipeg. Born Birkenhead, England, April 9, 1869, son of Joseph and Elizabeth Barrowclough. Educated Birkenhead. Came to Winnipeg, 1881. Carried on large music business, Winnipeg, since 1894; conductor Winnipeg city band; conductor 90th Regiment Band. Commissioner for Manitoba of International Association of Piano Dealers of America- Served as bugler, 95th Regiment. North West Rebellion, 1885; served three yearo, Royal Canadian Dragoons. Married Margaret Little. Neepawa, Man., 1891: has four sons and one daughter. Clubs: Canadian; Clef. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; C. T. A. of C. Recreation: music. Address: 281 Balmoral Ct., Winnipeg, Man. 29 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY BARROW, Valentine Evelyn.— L. R. C. S. (Edinburgh); L. -L R. C P., L. R. C. S. (Edinburgh); L. F. P. & S. (Glasgow); M. C. P. & S. (North West Territories); physician and surgeon; Provincial Medical Inspector of Health for Alberta. Born Madras, India, Oct. 20, 1865, son of Emily Frances Barrow and Major General Joseph Lyon Barrow, C. B. Educated Marlborough College, England; Edinburgh University. Came to Canada, 1904. Appointed to present office, 1907. Married Mary Adelaide Brooks, daughter of Frederick Brooks, late of London and Birmingham, 1893; has one son and two daughters. Club: Liberal; Edmonton. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; A. O. D. Recreations: reading, hunting, fishing. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 249 11th St., Edmonton. Alta. ERNEST BARTLETT. BARTLETT, Ernest, B. A. Sc., D. L. S>, A. L. 8.—Graduate Civil Engineer. Born Smithville, Ont., Dec. 9, 1882, son of Darwin and Sarah Elizabeth Bartlett. Educated Toronto University. With Department of Interior, Ottawa, 1908-1910. Came to Alberta and established present practice, 1911. Married Rose Tremeer, Smithville. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Medicine Hat, Alta. BARTLETT, Rev. Ernest Robert, M. A.—Anglican clergyman. Born Hinton, Northamptonshire, England, Sept. 26, 1871. son of Robert and Louisa May Bartlett. Educated Magdalen College, Brakely, Northamptonshire; St. John's College, Winnipeg; Trinity College, Toronto. In charge at Fernie, two years, the church being burned out, 1908; subsequently, Headley, Similkamun Valley, for nine months before accepting All Saints' Parish, Ladner, B. C. Appointed by the Bishop to the position of Rural Dean of New Westminster, Jan.. 1911. Accepted rectorship, St. Barnabas Par ish, New Westminster, Jan. 15th, 1911. Married Ethel Whytehead Moore, Rus-- sell, Man., 1900; has two sons. Recreation: cricket. Address: St. Barnabas Rectory, New Westminster, B. C. BARTLETT, Walter J. — Publisher. Born Bay of Islands, N. F., May 14, 1880, son of Isaac William and E. A. Bartlett. Educated St. John's, N. F. Mercantile business, Bay of Islands, 1900; Western Star Publishing Co.. 1904; with Reid Newfoundland Co. on Bay steamship service, one year. Came to Alberta and established present business, 1909. Society: S. O. E. Recreation: camping. Address: Blairmore, Alta. BARWIS, Major William Bayley.— Manager Manufacturers' Life Insurance Co., Vancouver. Born Megantic. Que., June 28, 1862, son of Thomas Shepard and Adeline Barwis. Educated St. Francis College, Richmond, Que., and Nicolet, Que. Insurance business, Calgary, 1889. Came to British Columbia, 1906. Major 2nd Command 15th Light Horse, Calgary. Married Nora Creina, Calgary; has two sons. Clubs: Vancouver; United Service. Societies: I. O. O. F; A. F. & A. M.; S. O. E. Recreations: shooting, yachting, riding. Address: 1900 Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. BASTARD, Merrifield J., J. P.—Farmer. Born London, England, May 28, 1867, son of John P. and Sarah A. Bastard. Educated public schools, Streath- am, England. Farmed Ontario, 1883; came to Manitoba, 1889. Reeve and councillor Municipality of Edward. Served with 57th Battalion Canadian Volunteers, Peterboro, two years. First president Grain Growers' Association, Pi erson; secretary-treasurer, 1910; secretary to Royal Commission to investigate alleged coal combine. Married Louisa Dandy, Pierson, 1892; has two daughter. Recreations: hockey, football, tennis, Ad- sons and one music, cricket, curling. Conservative dress: Pierson, Man. Anglican. BAUER, William A.—Civil Engineer and British Columbia Land Surveyor, Pacific Bldg., Vancouver. Born Brisbane, Australia son of Frederick George and Anne R. Pearson Bauer. Educated Brisbane Grammar School. Railroad engineer, Queensland Government; subsequently engineering and mining, Straits Settlements. Came to British Columbia 1891. Practiced thereafter as Dominion and British Columbia Land Surveyor. Married Ruby Maud Springer, 1907. Club: Vancouver Club. Address: Shaugh- nessy Heights, Vancouver. B. C. 30 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY MASON F. BATCHELOR. BAT CHE LOR, Mason F.—President and Managing Director Motor Transportation Co., Ltd., 108 7th Ave., Calgary. Born Warwick, Ont., Feb. 5, 1885, son of Benjamin and Clementine Batch- elor. Educated public and high schools, Ontario. Came to Calgary with Forest City Paving Co., 1904; contracting business, Calgary, under firm name Batch- elor, Marshall & Skarin, 1905-1911. Married Grace Marie Thacker, Calgary, 1908; has two sons and one daughter. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Argyle Court, 6th Ave. & 3d St., W., Calgary, Alta. BAWLF, Catherine.—(Wife of Nicholas Bawlf.) Born Almonte, Ont.. daughter of John and Julia O'Brien Madden. Educated Almonte. Came to Manitoba, 1878. Member Board Victorian Order of Nurses. Married Nicholas Bawlf, 1877; has six sons and two daughters. Clubs: Women's Musical; Western Art Association. President St. Joseph's Orphanage Society. Actively identified with general philanthropic work of Winnipeg. Roman Catholic. Address: 11 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Man. BAWLF, Nicholas. — President * N. Bawlf Grain Co., Ltd., Chambers of Commerce, Winnipeg; president Alberta grain Co., Ltd.; director Standard Trust Co.; director Great West Permanent Loan Co.; director Bank of Toronto; first vice-president Foley Bros. & Larson Co.; also interested in Northern Crown Bank, Great West Life Insurance Co., Canadian Fire Insurance Co. Born Smith's Falls, Out., July 17, 1849, son of Nicholas and Cathrine Bawlf. Educated public schools, Smith's Falls. Flour, feed and grain business, Winnipeg, since 1877. President of Grain Exchange, 1897. Married Catherine Madden, Almonte, 1877; has six sons and two NICHOLAS BAWLF. daughters. Club: Manitoba. Recreation: horses. Roman Catholic. Address: 11 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Man. BAXTER, Truman Smith.—Of Hutchings Fur-niture Co., 416 Westminster Ave., Vancouver. Born Perth County, Ont., Nov. 24, 1867, son of Richard and Elizabeth Smith Baxter. Educated high school, Stratford, Ont. Came to British Columbia, 1890; for some time practiced as solicitor, Vancouver. Alderman, Vancouver, three terms. Married Sarah Whiteside, Vancouver, 1894; has three sons and one daughter. Club: Commercial. Recreation: motoring. Address: 439 Eighth Ave., E., Vancouver, B. C. DAVID CALVIN BAYNE. BAYNE, David Calvin.—License Commissioner for Alberta Born Ottawa, Oct. 13, 1871, son of John and Margaret Bayne. Educated public schools, Ottawa; 31 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY high school, Kemptville, Ont.; Normal school, Regina. Taught school, Carleton County, Ont., 1893-1898; Lacombe and Banff, 1899-1903; general merchant, White & Bayne, Bankhead, Alta., 1903- 1907; present office since 1909. Chairman Banff School Board. Married Emma F. Gamble, Ottawa, 1907; has one son. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Banff, Alta. JOHN NORMAN BAYNE. BAYNE, John Norman.—Deputy Minister of Municipal Affairs, Province of Saskatchewan, Regina. Born Ottawa, Sept. 21, 1876, son of John and Margaret Bayhe. Educated high school, Kemptville, Ont.; Model School, Prescott, Ont. Taught school, Roebuck, Ont., 1898. Engaged journalism, 1900. Came to Regina, 1901, as head teacher of Regina Industrial School; entered Local Improvement Branch of Department of Public Works, 1902, and remained until Department of Municipal Affairs was" created, 1908, when made Deputy Minister Has organized 180 small Local Improvement Districts and 120 Rural Municipalities' in Province; also many towns and villages. Has general supervision over all municipal work in Saskatchewan. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; S. O. S. Recreations: football, curling. Address: Regina Sask. BE A CHAM, Rev. Havelock, B. A.— Rector of Holy Trinity Church, Vancouver. Born Newcastle, Ont., Aug. 28, 1865, son of David and Agnes Beacham. Educated Manitoba University. Ordained Manitoba; removed to Cranbrook, B. C; later appointed to present rectorship.. Married Annie MacClean, 1905; has two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: tennis, golf, fishing, cycling. Address: 1533 Seventh Ave., Vancouver, B. C. RALPH KEIR BEAIRSTO. BEAIRSTO, Ralph Keir.—Manager Do-, minion Bank, Calgary. Born Winnipeg, Feb. 18, 1884, son of William and Helen Beairsto. Educated public and high] schools, Winnipeg and Rat Portage, Ont. Junior clerk Merchants Bank, Winnipeg,; 1899-1900; joined Dominion Bank, Win-j nipeg, 1901; subsequently manager, Sas-j katoon, Deloraine, High River and Han-{ ley, Sask; assistant inspector, Winnipeg,) 1909; manager of Calgary branch, 1911. Club: Ranchmen's. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 112 Fourth Ave., W.,' Calgary, Alta. • BE ALE, Myles A.—Real Estate and Financial Agent. Born London, England, March 30, 1872, son of Thomas Myles and Julia Beale. Educated St. Paul's School, London. England. Engaged tea business, London, England, prior to coming to Canada 1890. Employee Halifax Banking Co., Halifax, 1891-1897. •Same to British Columbia, 1897. President Cranbrook Board of Trade. 1907. Married Marjorie Frances Armstrong,/ daughter of James Ferguson Armstrongs Cranbrook, 1908; has one daughter. So-] cieties: A. F. & A. M.; R. A. M.; K. Tj Conservative; Anglican. Address: Cran-j brook, B. C. BEALS, Colin Bannerman.—Of Beals & Son, Agricultural and Implement Deal ers, 271 Rice St., Edmonton. Born Char lottetown, P. E. I., April 26, 1861. son of William and Eliza Alice Strang Beals Educated public and high schools, Char- lottetown. Apprentice John A. Hearn & Co., Boston, Mass., 1879-1884; carriage builder, Rockland, Mass., 1885-1892; cam* to Alberta, 1892; started business under] firm name Kelly & Beals, 1898; partner- shio dissolved and business continued as Beals & Hoar, 1906-1908; as Beals, Hoaij 32 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Beals, 1908-1911; present partnership armed, 1911. Member Edmonton Hos- ital Board, 1908-1909. Married Mar- aret Letitia Van Buskirk. Summer- jade, P. E. I., 1884; has two sons and pro daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; O. O. F. Recreations: shooting, fish- jig. Liberal; Baptist. Address: 539 5th St., Edmonton, Alta. BEATON, Welford.—Of Beaton &Vez- aa, Real Estate Agents, Enderton Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Orillia, Ont., Feb. 11, S74, son of Donald J. and Mary Beaton. ducated public schools, Manitoba Re- prter Manitoba Free Press, Winnipeg, 895; sporting editor Montreal Herald, 898-1899; editor Nelson (B. C.) Daily finer, 1901-1902; Times, Seattle, 1903; hief of Department of Publicity, laska-Yukon Exposition, Seattle, 1909. larried Louise Tye, Spokane, Wash., 908; has one son and one daughter. In- ependent. Address: 59 Alloway Ave., Winnipeg, Man. BEATTIE, Archibald Murray. — Auc- oneer, 334 Hastings St., W., Vancouver. iorn Dumfries, Scotland, May 25, 1851, m of Charles and Elizabeth Beattie. ducated St. Francis College, Richmond, ue. Came to British Columbia, 1886. ommand of Richmond Field Artillery, 378-1883. Consul for Hawaiian Islands, 892-1895. Married Alice M. Robins, 379; has three daughters. Address: 109 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. SAMUEL W. BEATTY. BEATTY, Samuel gent, Aikins Bldg. W. — Financial Winnipeg. Born aledon, Ont., June 6, 1876, son of iathew and Agnes Beatty. Educated ussell, Man. Telegraph operator, Glad stone, Man., 1896. Came to Winnipeg. 1906. Married Harriett Caswell, Strath- clair, Man., 1902; has one son and two daughters. Recreations: .fishing, hunting. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address 748 Westminster Ave., Winnipeg, Man. BEATTIE, Robert Ethelbert. — Of Beattie-Murphy Co., Ltd., druggists, Baker St., Cranbrook. President Kootenay Telephone Lines, Ltd.; director Cranbrook Electric Light Co., Ltd. Born Barrie, Ont., March 20, 1874, son of G. J. md Margaret Beattie. Came to Manitoba 1885. Educated public schools, Winnipeg and Portage la Prairie. Druggist, Portage la Prairie, 1891-1897. Came to British Columbia and established present business, 1897. Married Georgina Henderson, daughter of David Henderson, 1902; has three daughters. Club: Cranbrook. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F; K. P.; C. O. F; I. O. F. Recreations: curling, motoring. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Cranbrook, B. C. ALBERT EDWARD BECK. BECK, Albert Edward, X. C.—Barrister, Solicitor to British Columbia Electric Railway Co., Vancouver. Born Sar- nia, Ont., October 16, 1860, son of John and Mary Beck. Educated private tutor. Came to British Columbia, 1886; called to British Columbia bar, 1890; appointed K. C, 1900; registrar of Supreme Court, 1890-1897. Served as volunteer with Nile expedition under Sir Garnet Wolse- 'ey. Married Esther Marshall, Portage 'a Prairie; has one son and one daughter. Club: Terminal City. Recreations: baseball, cricket. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Shaughnessy Heights. Vancouver, B. C 33 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HON. NICHOLAS D. BECK. BECK, Hon. Nicholas Du Bois Dominic, LL. B.—Puisne Judge Supreme Court, Alberta, since 1907. Born Cobourg, Ont., May 4, 1857, son Rev. J. W. R. and Georgina Beck. Educated private schools, Collegiate Institute, Peterboro, Toronto University. Admitted to Ontar- to bar, 1879; Manitoba bar, 1883; North West Territory bar, 1889; appointed Q. C. 1893. Member Alberta Educational Council; vice-chancellor Alberta University. Sometime editor Territorial Law Reports; sometime editor Northwest Catholic Review (now Central Catholic) of Winnipeg. .Married Mary Ethel Lloyd (deceased); married Louisa Teefy; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Edmonton. Recreations: reading, bowling. Became Roman Catholic, 1883. Address: 469 Fifth St., Edmonton, Alta. BEDFORD, Spencer Argyle. — Professor of Field Husbandry, Manitoba Agricultural College, Winnipeg. Born Sussex County, England, February 1, 1851, son of Jacob and Elizabeth Bedford. Educated Hadlow Academy, Kent, England. Came to Canada, 1863; farmed Manitoba and Northwest Territory; member Northwest Council for Moosomin District, 1885-1888; inspector Canadian Northwest Land Co., Scottish Ontario Co. and North British Co. for several years. Frequent contributor to agricultural press, and also issues annual reports of experimental farm. Married Minnie Bolton; has one son and three daughters. Address: 194 Walnut St., Winnipeg, Man. BEER, Rev. Henry—Archdeacon of the diocese of Kootenay. Born Bermuda. September 2, 1844, son of Henry and Mary Seaman Beer. Came to Canada. 1863. Educated Normal School, Toronto. Clerk Portage du Fort, 1864; taught school Ontario and Quebec, 1879; or-! dained clergyman, Algoma, 1881; appointed Archdeacon of Kootenay by late Bishop Dart, New Westminster, 1904. Built first Episcopal Church, Juneau, Alaska, during rush to Yukon; preached' Dyea and Skagway at time noted des-1 perado Soapy Smith held sway, Skagway. Served as volunteer Hampshire, England, 1858-1863. Married ■ Mary Hoare, 1866. Society: A. F & A. M. (P.! M.). Recreation: hunting. Conserva-j tive; Anglican. Address: Kaslo, B. C. BEEVOR-POTTS, Charles Herbert.—| Barrister and Solicitor, Commercial St.,, Nanaimo. Born West Hathley, Sussex,! England, April 23, 1864, son of Walter! Jeffrey Potts, M. D., and Julia, daughter of Sir Thomas Beevor, Bart. Educated Great Berkhampstead Grammar School. ^Hertfordshire, England. Articled London, England, 1883; admitted to practice, as a solicitor England, 1888. Came to British Columbia, 1889; admitted a solicitor of British Columbia, 1890; called to Briiish Columbia Bar, 1895. Solicitor for the Canadian Bank of Commerce j Nanaimo. Married Gertrude Mary, daughter of Rev W. H. Williams, M. A., (Ox-j on.), rector of Portskewett, Monmouth-i shire, England, 1893; has two sons and two daughters. Recreation: all outdoor sports. Address: Milton St., Nanaimo. B. C. BEHNSEN, Henry Frederick William M. L. A.—Cigar manufacturer. Born sor 185! Hanover, Germany, March 16, of Fred and Regina Behnsen. Educated public schools, Hanover. Came to Brit] ish Columbia, 1881. Associated with Kurtz & Co., Victoria, 1881-1897; organ] ized present company, 1900. Elected t<\ British Columbia Legislature for Vic] toria, 1907. Served as assistant pay] master 10th Army Corps, German army Franco-German war. Married Elizabetl. G. Reade, 1878; has three sons and one daughter. Club: German. Societies: A F. & A. M.; Eagles. Recreations: fish-; ing. boating. Conservative; Lutheran Address: 1272 Centre Road, Victoria! B. C. BELCHER, Henry Martyn. — Manag ing Director Gaults, Ltd., Bannatyne Sti Winnipeg. Born Calcutta, India, Noi vember 21, 1856, son of Rev. Canon Sam. uel Belcher and Jane Belcher. Came tj Canada, 1863. Educated Collegiate Instii tute, Gait, Ont. President Winnipej Board of Trade, 1908-1909; delegate tj Imperial Congress Chambers of Com; merce, Sydney. 1909. Member Victor! Rifles of Canada, Montreal, 1875-1885 member Canadian rifle team to Wimble don, England. 1882. Married Jessi 34 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Sloan Notman, Montreal, 1884; has five sons and two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country; life member M. A. A. A., Montreal. Recreation: motoring. Conservative. Address: 37 Edmonton St., Winnipeg, Man. BELIVEAU, J. A.—Manager Fashion Craft, 432 Main St., Winnipeg. Born St. Boniface, May 9, 1884, son of Hor- misdas and Ernestine Beliveau. Educated St. Boniface College and Ottawa College. Clerk Fashion Craft store, then cashier, accountant, assistant manager and controls half interest with J. A. Richard, Montreal. Married Louise Prudhomme, daughter of Judge Prud- homme, St. Boniface, 1908; has one son. Club: Carleton. Catholic society: K. of C. Recreation: motoring. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 162 Harvard Ave.. Crescentwood, Winnipeg. Man. BELL, A. W., M. D., C M.—Manager Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition Association. Born Markham, Ont., August 18, 1862, son of W. C. and Elizabeth Bell. Educated Collegiate Institute, Toronto; Trinity University; Toronto University. Assistant manager Toronto Exhibition, 1888. Came to Winnipeg, assumed present position, 1906. Married Lila Anderson, Wyoming, Ont., 1893; has four daughters. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 482 McMillan Ave., Winnipeg, Man. BELL, Cecil Howard.—Registrar Supreme Court of Saskatchewan; local registrar Supreme Court for the judicial district of Regina; clerk District Court of the judicial district of Regina; clerk Surrogate Court of the judicial district of Regina; acting surrogate registrar, Saskatchewan; secretary-treasurer Law Society of Saskatchewan. Born Hull, England, August 17, 1874, son of Ann and George Pearson Bell, M. D., surgeon Royal Northwest Mounted Police, Regina. Educated Churchers College, Hants, England. Came to Saskatchewan 1886. Address: Court House, Regina Sask. BELL, Charles Napier. — Secretary Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Perth, Dnt., February 5, 1854, son of James and Dane Bell. Educated Perth. Came to F*ort Garry, 1870. Hunter and trader kith Indians, Saskatchewan, 1872-1873. Secretary Winnipeg Board of Trade since 1887; secretary-treasurer Winnipeg Grain and Produce Exchange since 1887; secretary Western Grain Standard Board and Board Grain Examiners, Winnipeg customs house; customs agent C. jP. R.; commercial agent Chicago, Mil waukee & St. Paul Ry.; consul Republic Guatemala, 1895; secretary Royal Commission on shipment and transportation grain, 1900; secretary Royal Commission on Transportation, 1904; president Manitoba Historical and Scientific Society, F. R. G. S., 1885; Geographical Societies of Bremen, Germany, and San Francisco, and of National Geographic of the United States; Buffalo Historical Society; Minnesota Historical Society. Author of many papers and reports on the geography, history and archaeology of northwestern Canada. Bugle boy Fenian raid, 1866 (medal). Served first Red River expedition under General Wolseley (medal and clasps), 1870. Married Alice M. G. Bell, Toronto; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba, St. Charles Country. Society: A. F. & A. M. (P. G. M. Manitoba Grand Lodge; 33d degree Supreme Council). Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 121 Carlton St., Winnipeg, Man. BELL, Francis Griffin. — Manager Brunswick Cannery Co., Salmon Canners. Born New York, February 27, 1858, son of Samuel Peters and Lydia Bell. Educated Trinity School, New York. Came to British Columbia, 1881; employed construction, 1881-1886; transfer business, 1886-1896; Anglo-American Cannery, 1896-1902. Member Ladner Board of Trade. Married Eveline Westcott, Vancouver, 1892; has one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver, Terminal City. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: motoring, shooting. Address: Ladner, B. C. BELL, George.—Of Bnderby Trading Co. Born Ontario, December 9, 1869. Came to British Columbia, 1891. Mayor Enderby, 1904-1911; president Union British Columbia Municipalities; president and layman of British Columbia Conference of Methodist Church; member Dominion Board of Missions. Married Florence Allen, Enderby; has one son and four daughters. Recreations: curling, shooting, baseball. Address: Enderby, B. C. BELL*, George Alexander, M L. A.— Born Brant County, Ont., August 3, 1856. son of David and Agnes Bell. Educated public schools Huron County, Ont. Member Saskatchewan Legislature. Married Elizabeth Smith, 1883; has four sons and three daughters. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Estevan, Sask. BELL, John Dease.—Manager Pember- ton & Son, Real Estate, 326 Homer St., Vancouver. Born Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., December 8, 1877, son of P. W. W. and Ellen Bell. Educated Trinity College 35 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY School, Port Hope. Came to British Columbia 1898; Yukon. 1901-1906; Wey- burn, Sask., 1906-1909. With Canadian Bank of Commerce, Toronto; employed at many different branches; resigned from Elgin, Man., branch to take management of present business, 1909. Married Elsie MacFarlane, 1905. Club: Western. Recreations: shooting, all outdoor sports. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Kenilworth Block, Vancouver, B. C. ROBERT BROWN BELL. BELL, Robert Brown—Of Bell & Constant, Architectural Supervisors. Member of Vernon Board of Trade. Born Campbelltown, Scotland, August 6, 1850, son of James and Mary Bell. Educated public schools, Scotland. Came to Canada, 1870. Builder, Ottawa, 1870-1877; Manitoba 1877-1886. Came to British Columbia, 1886. Architect and builder, New Westminster, 1886-1892; present business established, 1892. Married Elizabeth Connor, Ottawa 1871; has three sons and six daughters. Society: St. Andrews. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Vernon, B. C. BELLHOUSE, David Wynyard. — Architect, 602 Keewayden Block, Winnipeg. Born Sale, Manchester, England, April 22, 1861, son of Richard Taylor and Ida Elizabeth Bellhouse. Educated Stuttgart, Germany. Came to Winnipeg, 1883. Practiced Winnipeg since 1906. Married Emma M. Stacpoole, Cypress River, Man., 1886; has two sons. Recreation: cricket. Anglican. Address: 148 Spence St., Winnipeg, Man. BELL-IRVING, Duncan, M. R. C. S., L. R. C. P.—Physician. Born Dumfriesshire, Scotland, May 4, 1857, son of Henry Bell-Irving. Educated Glasgow, Scotland; Heidelberg, Germany; St. Thomas Hospital, London, England. Came to British Columbia, 1883; practiced Vancouver since. Medical officer Department of Marine and Fisheries,! Dominion Government, Burrard Inlet, 1883; one of original members of staff of Vancouver Hospital.^ Club: Vancouver. Recreations: shooting, hunting, fishing. Address: 1121 Seaton St., Van**-* couver, B. C. BELL-IRVING, Henry Ogle, C. E.— j Salmon Canner, 322 Richards St., Vancouver. Born Milkbank, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, June 25, 1856, son of Henry 1 and Williamina Bell-Irving. Educated Edinburgh, Germany, Switzerland. Civil engineer, England, 1878; civil engineer on construction of C. P. R., 1882-1885; later agent and manager of Anglo-- British Columbia Packing Co., Ltd., of which firm he is now senior member. President Vancouver Board of Trade,! 1895-1897; ex-president St. Andrews and Caledonian Societies; president Vancou- Society. Married Marie Isa-j 1885; has six sons and four Clubs: Vancouver; Jericho Country. Recreations: big game hunt-l ing, yachting. Address: The Strands. Vancouver, B. C. ver Pipers' bel Beattie, daughters. BELTON, Francis Henry. — Inspector of Public Schools, Roblin. Born Clayton,i Ont., February 6, 1869, son of Charles! and Mary Ann Shields Belton. Edu-j cated public schools Clayton, Ont.; Collegiate Institute, Brandon. Taught school fifteen years previous appointment pres-] ent position. Married Ellen Maria Scott (deceased), 1902; has two sons. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: chess, shoot-i ing, boxing, rowing, nature study. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Roblin] Man. BENNETT, Annie Dunlop.—Wife pi Thomas J. Bennett; daughter of David and Catherine MacGrath. Educated Academy, Baddeck, N. B.; Notre Dam« Congregation Convent, Air chat, C. B. Normal School, River Falls, Wis. Vice] President Canadian Women's Press Club president Regina branch Canadian Wo men's Press Club; president Regina Re lief Society two years; vice-presiden Regina; branch of National Council o Women editor-in-chief for special hosj pital edition of Regina Leader; con tributes to magazines and Roman Cathoj lie papers. Married Thomas J. Bennett 1882; has five sons and six daughters Club: Canadian Women's Press. Recrea tions: driving, boating. Roman Catholic Address: 2108 Albert St., Regina, Sask. 36 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY RICHARD BEDFORD BENNETT: BENNETT, Richard Bedford, LL.B., K. C., M. P.—Of Lougheed, Bennett, Allison & McLaws, Barristers, Clarence Block, Calgary. Born Hopewell, N. B., July. 3, 1870, son of Henry J. and Henrietta Bennett. Educated public and high schools New Brunswick, Dalhousie University. Called to New Brunswick Bar, 1893. Practiced Chatham, N. B., partnership with Lieutenant Governor Twee- die. J|| Came to Calgary, 1897, entering into partnership with Senator Lougheed; elected to Legislative Assembly of Northwest Territories for West Calgary, 1898; resigned 1900 and unsuccessfully contested federal riding of Alberta against Hon. Frank Oliver; re-elected Territorial Legislature at bye-election and again in 1901. Declined Conservative nomination for new federal riding of Calgary in 1904. Elected to House of Commons for Calgary, 1911. Opposed terms granted to Alberta Autonomy Act of 1905. King's counsel, 1907. Elected one of two members for Calgary to Legislature, 1909; resigned 1911. During past few years has practically given all his time to work of C. P. R. in connection with its irrigation undertaking near Calgary. President and director Rocky Mountain Cement Co., Ltd.; vice-president and director Calgary Power Co., Ltd.; vice-president and director Canadian Pacific Irrigation Colonization Co., Ltd.; bencher Law Society of Alberta. Club: Ranchmen's; fellow Royal Colonial Institute, London, England. Recreation: reading. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 222 Fourth Ave., W, Calgary, Alta. 37 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY EDWARD D. BENNETT BENNETT, Edward D.—Real Estate and Financial Agent. Born Clarinda, Iowa, February 10, 1875. son of Mathew and Sarah Bennett. Educated public schools. Came to Alberta, 1903. estate and financial business, River, 1903; Medicine Hat, 1906. ber Medicine Hat .Board of Trade. Cypress. Society: A. F. & A. M. pendent; Anglican. Hat, Alta. Real High Mem- Club: Inde- Address: Medicine FREDERICK B. BENNETT. BENNETT, Frederick B. — Manager Traders Bank of Canada Winnipeg. Born Hamilton, July 27, 1874, son of Frederick and Mary I. Bennett. Educated Hamilton. Junior clerk Traders Bank, Hamilton, 1890. Came to Winnipeg 1909. Served three years 13th Battalion, Hamilton. Married" Nettie May Johnson, St. Catherines, Ont., 1899. Clubs: Manitoba, Carleton. Recreation: traveling. Anglican. Address: 54 Donald St., Winnipeg, Man. BENNETT, Robert Bruce.—Journalist, News-Advertiser, Vancouver. Born Port Hope, Ont., September 29, 1875, son of George and Elizabeth Bennett. Educated < public and high schools Port Hope. Reporter The Guide, Port Hope; subsequently Whitewood, Sask., and World, Vancouver; engaged on present paper Since 1903. Married Jessie Biggins, 1903*; has one son and one daughter. Society: I. O. O. F. Address: 1737 Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. BENSON, Annie.—Widow of Dr. Edward Benson, formerly of Peterborol Ont., and one of the pioneers of WinniJ peg. Dr. Benson was for a long period! identified with the public life of the; young city, being coroner for many years ahdj chairman of the school board. Mrs. Benson was born in Point Aux Chenes, Que., daughter of Captain Archibald and Margery Campbell. Married Dr. Benson,] Colborne, Ont., 1874, coming to Winnipeg winter of same year, traveling byj stage from Moorehead, Minn. Has threej sons. Address: 423 Wardlow Ave., Winnipeg, Man. BENSON, Henry Green.—Farmer. Born St. Johns, N. B., June 22, 1842, son of] John and Charlotte Benson. Educated! St. Johns. Crossed the plains with ani ox team. 1866. Came to British Columbia, 1871. Ex-Justice of the Peace. Member of Delta Municipal Council. Married Sara Fisher, Ladner; has two sons and four daughters. Society: A. O. U. W. Recreations: shooting, fishing,) hunting. Address: Ladner, B. C. BENTLEY, Henry.—Of Campbell. Wil-j son & Howe. Lethbridge. Born London.] Ont., April 5, 1851, son of Robert and Margaret Bentley. Educated public schools, Strathroy, Ont. Carrier C. P.| R., Lake of the Woods, 1879; commis-j sion business with R. W. Francis, Winnipeg, 1880-1881; general merchant C. P. R. mountain division, 1884-1885; teamed] goods from Medicine Hat to Lethbridge,' 1885, and continued mercantile business until 1902. Served as councilman, Lethbridge, when town was incorporated;] Mayor eight terms. Married Margaret Letitia West. Orangeville. Ont.. 1886; has three daughters. Club: Chinook. Societies: I. O. O. F; K. of P.; A. O. U. W. Recreation: shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 419 Burdette St., Lethbridge, Alta BENWELL, John Oliver.—Of Benwell, Peart & Co., Wholesale Wine merchants, 226 Cambie St., Vancouver. Born Blackheath, Kent, England. August 9, 1865, son of John P. and 38 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Elizabeth Benwell (father was general [manager Lloyd's Bank, Ltd., London). Educated Malvern College, Worcestershire. Clerk Bank of British North America London, 1882. Came to Canada, 1886; to British Columbia, 1888; established present business, 1898. Married Helen E. Boultbee, Vancouver, 1891; has one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City; Country, and athletic- clubs. Recreations: hunting, shooting. Address: Vancouver, B. C. BERGERON, Patrick John.—Barrister. Born Granby, Que., February 12, 1880, son of Dr. Joseph and Margaret Bergeron. Educated St. Mary's College, Montreal; McGill University. Called to Quebec bar and practiced Stanstead, 1905. Came to Alberta 1906. Clubs: Ranchmen's; Alberta; St. Mary's. Society: K. of C. Alta Address: Thomas Block, Calgary, MOWBRAY S. BERKELEY. BERKELEY, Mowbray Stenhouse.— Financier, Union Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Antigua, B. W. I., April 7, 1881, son of Humphrey and Bertha Berkeley. Educated Jersey, Channel Islands, and England. Came to Canada, 1900; Winnipeg, 1906; representing British capital, Canada. Married Aimee McMullen Pearson, Winnipeg, 1909; has one daughter. Club: Manitoba. Societies: Military Institute; Western Canada British Public Schools Association. Recreations: cricket, tennis, golf, shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: nipeg, Man. 40 Spence St., Win- BERL, Richard, LL.D.—Author. Born Vienna, Austria. March 29, 1870, son of David and Mary Berl. Educated Vienna and Frybourg, Baden. Came to Alberta, 1908; British Columbia, 1909. engaged on a ''History of Arts." Member Papal Academy, "Arcady" Married Jane Kansler, 1897; has three sons. Address: 1259 Robson St. couver, B. C. At present Mem- Rome. Van- BERNARD, Aime, M. L. A.—Financial Agent. Director Canadian Distillery Co. Born Henryville, Que., November 21, 1873, son of Leon and Sarah Bernard. Educated Normal School, Henryville. Member Manitoba Legislative Assembly for Assiniboia. Married Marie Louise Lafleche, St. Charles, Man., 1897; has one son. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: 165 Hargrave St., Winnipeg, Man. BERNARD, Michael Charles.—Of Bernard & Bernard, Barristers, Calgary. Born Dublin, April 6, 1868, son of William and Mary Bernard. Educated London, England. Came to Alberta. 1889. -Called to ^the bar and commenced practice, Calgary, 1896. Clubs: Ranchmen's; Motor (London, England). Address: 736 13th Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. JOSEPH BERNIER, M. A., M. L. A. BERNIER, Joseph, M. A., M. L. A.— Of Bernier, Blackwood, Bernier Sc Beau- pre, Barristers, 512 Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg. Born St. Que., August 16, 1874, tor Thomas A. and Educated St. Boniface University. Practiced 1897. Member Manitoba Legislature for St. Boniface, 1901-1903, 1907, 1910. Married Rose Marie Bernier, L'Islet, Que., 1910. Clubs: Adanac; Carleton. Recreation: shooting. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address; St. Boniface, Man. Jean d'Iberville, son of late Sena- Malvina Bernier. College, Manitoba Winnipeg since 39 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY r BERRY, Elizabeth. — Supervisor of Household Science, Vancouver Public Schools. Born Mildmay, Ont., daughter of William and Susanna Sterne Berry. Educated public school, Mildmay; private school, Waterloo; high school, Berlin, Ont.; Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph, Ont. Came to British Columbia 1905. Introduced household science into Vancouver public schools; has given many lectures on the work at teachers' conventions, Women's Council meetings, etc. Clubs: Canadian, Athenaeum. Recreations: reading, music, drama. Methodist. Address: 1120 Barclay St., Vancouver, B. C. BERRY, Thomas, J. P.—Of Berry, Bond, Berry & Carson, Real Estate, 325 Main St., Winnipeg. Born Manchester, England, April 2, 1859, son of Samuel and Elizabeth Berry. Educated Manchester. Merchant, England, 1880. Came to Canada, 1890. Notary public Alderman, St. Boniface, 1907-1908; Mayor, 1912. Served with Royal Marine Artillery, 1st Manchester Volunteer Rifles and 3d Cheshire Rifles. Married Elizabeth Ann Hindley, Manchester, 1881. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Mystic Shrine; A. O. F; C. O. F; K. P.; I. O. O. F. Recreation: motoring. Protestant. Address: wood Grove, Winnipeg, Conservative; Fernleigh, Nor- Man. BERRYMAN, Arthur M, — Manager Metals, Limited, Calgary. Born Brecon. Wales, August 6, 1879, son of M. and Margaret Berryman. Educated Brecon. Studied law, Glamorgan, Wales, 1894. Came to Alberta, 1910. Recreation: rowing. Address: 308 12th Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. BERTRAND, Theophone. — Barrister. Born Varennes, Que., September 15, 1844, son of Romain and Zoe Bertrand. Educated Vercheres Academy, Joliette College. Called to Quebec bar; practiced Montreal, 1870-1887. Came to Winnipeg, 1887. Provincial secretary and king's printer for Manitoba, 1888-1890 secretary and treasurer St. Boniface 1893-1906; Mayor St. Boniface, 1906. Married Alexina Pariseau, Montreal, 1871 has six sons and three daughters. Con servative; Roman Catholic. Address 133 Provencher St., St. Boniface, Man. BETHUNE, Alexander.—(Retired.) Director Columbia Fire Insurance Co. Born Peterborough, Ont, January 31, 1852, son of William and Catherine Dingwall Bethune. Educated public schools, Ontario. Hardware and lumber business and postmaster, Manitou, Man. L887-1890. Came to British Columbia 1890. Mills & Bethune, boots and shoes, Vancouver, 1896-1900; contractor and builder, Vancouver, 190p. Served as Alderman, Manitou, two years when municipality organized; Alderman, Vancouver, eight years; Mayor two terms, during which time Chinese and Japanese riots took place. Married Catherine Paisley, Ont., 1878; has two Society: A. F. & A, M. Re- motoring, fishing, hunting. re: Presbyterian. Address: Grey Road, Vancouver, B. C. Macintosh, daughters, creations: Conservativ 3109 Point BETHUNE, R. A.—Manager Imperial Bank of Canada, Kamloops. Born Port I Hope, Ont, May 6, 1878, son of C. J. S. and Alice Bethune. Educated Trinity College School, Port Hope. Joined bank,- Toronto, 1897. Came to British Columbia, 1902. Married Marion Mann, Victoria; has one daughter. Club: Kamloops. Society: K. of P. Recreation: motor boating. Address: Kamloops, • B. C. JOHN FELTON BETTS. betts, John River St, Prince Albert. Hastings, Ont, October Rev. Lorenzo Arden and Educated Albert College, Came to Prince Albert and eral trading, 1879; entered Felt on.—Merchant, 33 Born Stirling, 4, 1854, son ofj Caroline Betts. Belleville, Ont engaged gen-] into partner-H ship with Richard Gwynne under firm name of Betts & Gwynne; erected first] building on the townsite of Prince Albert and occupied same ever since; disn solved partnership and engaged business for himself, 1909. Elected to first coun cil of Prince Albert, 1885; acting Mayor! nine years; chairman School Board, 1883 member Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly for Prince Albert District 1888; re-elected, 1891 and 1894; Speaker of the Legislative Assembly, 1894-18983 Justice of Peace, 1886-1888; commisl sioner in B. R., 1888; connected with commissary department of Northwest Mounted Police, Northwest Rebellion 40 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY 1885. Married Mary Boyle, Picton, Ont, 1882. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. F. Recreations: curling, lacrosse. Conservative; Methodist Address: Prince Albert, Sask. BEVAN, Gerald Trevor Johnstone.— Of Bevan Bros., Stock Brokers, 432 Pender St., Vancouver. Born India, May 2, 1881, son of Major Reginald Johnstone and Florence Mary Bevan. Educated St George's, Windsor. Chartered accountant, Birmingham, England, 1900; stock broker's clerk, London, England, 1902. Came to British Columbia, 1904; employe Union Bank, Bank of Montreal, Dominion Bank, Pickering-Parker Co., Ltd-, Winnipeg. Director Stewart Mining and Development Co., Ltd., Glacier Mining Co., Ltd. Married Eva Gold- schmidt, 1910. Clubs: Union (Victoria); Vancouver. Address: .2080 Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. BEVAN, Percival Johnstone, B. A.— Of Bevan Bros., Financial Brokers, 432 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk, England, September 6, 1888, son of Major Reginald Johnstone and Florence Mary Warden Bevan. Educated Tunbridge, Kent; Oxford. Came to Vancouver and engaged present business, 1910. Member Cadet Corps. Tunbridge School. Clubs: Vancouver; Western. Recreation: golf. . Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1630 Davie St., Vancouver, B. C. BEVAN, Reginald James Johnstone.— Of Bevan Bros. & Co., Ltd., Financial Brokers, 432 Pender St., Vancouver; member of Vancouver Stock Exchange. Born Belary, Madras, India, February 9, 1886, son of Major Reginald Johnstone and Florence Mary Warden Bevan. Educated Bloxham, Oxfordshire, England. With Stanford, Spalding & Boston Banking Co., Ltd., previous to coming to Canada, 1895; clerk Union Bank of Canada; represented present firm Winnipeg until coming to Vancouver, 1907. Clubs: Vancouver; Union (Victoria). Recreations: golf, hunting, fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1510 Robson St., Vancouver, B. C. BEVERIDGE, Francis Duncan.—Real Estate Broker, 709 Second St., E., Calgary. Vice-president East Calgary Land Co., Ltd.; director Gordon Nail Works, Ltd. Born Collingwood, Ont, July 27, 1857, son of Peter and Mary Beveridge. Educated public schools Collingwood. Commercial traveler Latham & Son, Chicago, 111., 1883-1884; various interests. Chicago, 1884-1896; interested timber lands, Duluth, Minn.. 1896-1907. Came to Alberta, 1907. Married Etta Foster, FRANCIS DUNCAN BEVERIDGE. Chicago, 1896; has three sons and one daughter. Club: Canadian. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: shooting, hunting. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Har- vetta Heights, Calgary, Alta. BEVERIDGE, James. — Of William Braid & Co., 20 Hastings St, Vancouver. Born Murton, Scotland, December 9, 1856, son of William and Hannah Beveridge. Educated Davidson's Parish School, Thornton, Scotland. Came to British Columbia representing A. Schilling & Co,. San Francisco, Cat, at Victoria, 1893; for some years traveler for present firm; partner since 1904. Member Vancouver Board of Trade; member of Board of Managers Westminster Hall; president Presbyterian Brotherhood; Sailors and Loggers Society; first president Y. M. C. A. Married E. A. Lister, 1884;. has three sons and two daughters. Recreations: riding, driving. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 1899 Balsam St., Vancouver, B. C. BEVERIDGE, Stephen Edward.—Real Estate Broker, 709 Second St., E., Calgary, Director and sales manager Southeast Land Co., Ltd.; director Land Traction Co., Ltd. Born Grey County, Ont, August 2, 1870, son of Peter and Mary Beveridge. Educated public ^schools Port Arthur, Ont. Came to Alberta 1887. Ranching, Springbank, Alta., 1898-1906; member of firm Beveridge Bros., real estate brokers, Calgary, 1906-1911. Justice of the Peace; Deputy Game Warden. Club: Alberta Society: A. F. & A. M. 41 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY STEPHEN EDWARD BEVERIDGE. Recreation: shooting. Liberal; tarian. Address: Young Block, Alta. Uni- Calgary. BEVERIDGE, Thomas.—Of Beveridge Bros., Real Estate and Financial Brokers. McDougall Block, Calgary. Born Collingwood, Ont, February 7, 1856, son of Peter and Mary Beveridge. Educated public schools. Engaged surveying C P. R., 1871; construction C. P. R., Nepigon. 1878-1885; came to Alberta and engaged 1885-1906; present business es- 1907. Married Janet Devar. 1893; has one son and one Club: Canadian. Recreation: Liberal; Baptist. Address: 707 Ave., Mount Royal, Calgary, farming, tablished, Calgary, daughter. farming. Durham Alta BE WELL, William H.—Farmer. Born Greenbank, Ont., November 1, 1850. of English and Scottish parentage. Educated public schools. Taught school eleven years in Grey and York Counties, Ont; organized Grey County convention of Sons of Temperance, 1874, and elected first president; out of this organization arose movement that resulted in overwhelming vote of Grey County for Dun- kin Act, 1876, which paved the way for the Scott Act, York County, 1877-1884, Ontario County, 1884-1899; he carried on work of temperance cause, being elected to various high offices of Sons of Temperance, including that of Grand Scribe, which he held from 1886-1899, when he removed to Manitoba and in that- capacity had much to do with temperance organization work in Ontario, and also represented Canada on the international revision committee of supreme body; councillor, Whitby, Ont, several years. Since coming to Manitoba he has held many important offices, being auditor of Rosser municipality, 1902-1908; delegate to Manitoba Grain Growers' Association since 1904, including special session to meet tariff commission. 1905, and special session to wait on Sir Wilfrid Laurier, 1910; secretary of Manitoba section of Grain Growers Grain Co. during formative period; vice-president Manitoba Methodists' Laymen's Association, 1907-1909; delegate to Manitoba school trustees' conventions, 1909-1910, and provincial Liberal conventions, 1906 and 1910; shareholders, auditor Grain Growers' Grain Co. since 1907; director Provincial Mutual Hail Insurance Co. since 1902; vice-president Manitoba School Trustees' Association; vice-president As- siniboia Liberal Association. Married Emma Lavinia Edwards, Feversham, Ont, 1874; has five sons and three daughters. Recreation: reading. Address: Rosser, Man. BE YNON, Francis Marion. — Born Streetsville, Ont, daughter of James Barnes and Rebecca Beynon. Came to Manitoba, 1889. Educated Hartney, Man. (second class certificate). Vice- president Canadian Women's Press Club, Winnipeg branch, 1911. One of first women western Canada to take up advertising exclusively as a profession. Address: 709 Portage Ave., Winnipeg, Man. BEYNON, Lilliam, B. A.—Editor Woman's Department Manitoba Free Press, Winnipeg. Born County York, Ont, daughter of James Barnes and Rebecca Beynon. Came west, 1899, and educated Collegiate Institute, Winnipeg, Wesley College, Manitoba University. Joined Free Press staff 1906. Secretary local branch Canadian Women's Press Club, 1907-1908; on executive Women's University Club, 1910. Organizer of Women's Institutes connection with extension department of Saskatchewan University, 1910. Address: 709 Portage Ave.; Winnipeg, Man. BIGELOW, Henry V., B. A., LL. B., M. A.—Of Ross & Bigelow, Barristers, Regina. Born Lynn, Mass., November 6, 1874, son of James E. and Henrietta Agnes Bigelow. Educated Dalhousie University. Practiced profession Truro, N. S., 1896. Came to Regina, 1906. President Regina Curling Club; president Tennis and Bowling Club; secretary Automobile Club; Provincial Grand Prior, Knights Templar for Manitoba and Saskatchewan. Married Mary Tupper, Dartmouth, N. S., 1900; has three sons and one daughter. Club: Assini- 42 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY boia. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: curling, tennis, motoring. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 2363 Smith St-, Regina, Sask. BIGGAR, Oliver Mowat, B. A.—Of Short, Cross & Biggar, and Short, Woods, Biggar Sc Collisson, Barristers, 14 Howard St., Edmonton. Born Toronto, Oct 11, 1876, son of Charles Robert Webster and Jane Helen Biggar. Educated St. Luke's School; Toronto Church School; Upper Canada College; Toronto University; Osgoode Hall Law student. DuVer- net & Jones, Toronto, 1899; junior partner, Biggar & Burton, barristers, Toronto, 1902; came to Alberta 1903; admitted to present partnership, 1904; appointed member Board of Governors, University of Alberta, 1911; Bencher, Alberta Law Society since 1907. Married Muriel Elizabeth Whitney, Toronto. 1908. Clubs: Edmonton; Edmonton Golf; ^ Edmonton Country. Recreation: golf. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 517 Thirteenth St., Edmonton, Alta. BILBROUGH, George William, J. P.— Real Estate and Insurance Broker. Born Bradford. Yorkshire, England, Oct. 2, 1879, son of James William and Clara Baines Bilbrough. Educated Giggles- wick grammar school; University of Durham; Bohn University. Came to Saskatchewan. 1900; proprietor and editor Swift Current Saskatchewan Sun. 1904- 1905; associate editor Maple Creek Signal, 1904; established present business in 1906; Commissioner of Oaths for Saskatchewan; Acting Clerk of the District Court at Swift Current; Secretary- Treasurer Town of Swift Current, since 1908. Married Annie Field. 1909. Societies: A. F & A. M.; A. A. O. N. M. Shriners, Regina- Recreations: curling, driving, football. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Swift Current Sask. BILLIARDE, Felix John, B. A.—Superintendent neglected children: chief probation officer Juvenile Court of Manitoba, Winnipeg. Born Sussex, England, June 21, 1874, son of Capt. Felix John and Ellen Billiarde. Educated Ireland and Germany. Taught school, England, 1898. Came to Canada, 1903. Member American Prison Association; Councilor American Civic Association. Has written several articles on social and economic subjects for journals and magazines. Publications: "Public Playgrounds for City Children," "Modern Philanthropy and Our Poor," "The Child, the Home, the Parent and the State." Married Sarah Ann Marvell, St Paul's, Highbury, London, England, 1903; has one son and one (adopted) daughter. Club: Adanac. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: rifle shooting, fishing, swimming, boating. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 6 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. BILLINGHURST, Ernest Edward. —General Agent, British Columbia, British Columbia Development Association, Ltd., Victoria; director British Columbia Horticultural Estates, Ltd. Born Blackheath, England. March 14, 1865. son of Rose Lovett and Henry F. Billing- hurst, late country manager, London and Westminster Bank. Educated Thanet College and Llandaff Cathedral School, England. Came to British Columbia, 1889; employee H. E. Croasdaile, Victoria; subsequently with Drake, Jackson & Helmcken, and later accountant Victoria Iron Works. Married Laura Purvis, 1898; has two daughters. Club: Union. Recreations: riding, motor-boating. Address: Esquimau Road, Victoria B. C. BILLINGS, Frederick.—Of Billings & Cochrane, Barristers, Vernon. Born Whitby, Ont, June 7, 1867. Educated Osgoode Hall. Studied law with John E. Farewell, Crown Attorney, Whitby. Came to Vernon, 1892; solicitor for municipality. Married Maud Cochrane, Vernon; has two sons and one daughter. Recreations: riding, motoring. Address: Vernon, B. C. BILLINGS, Thomas H., M. A.—Born Lyn, Ont, March 22, 1881, son of Bruce and Mary Catherine Billings. Educated Queen's University; Chancellor's Scholar, mathematics. 1898-1902; Governor- General's scholarship, classics; prizeman, Greek prose. 1902. Tutor Queen's University, 1901-1903; tutor and lecturer. McGill University. 1905-1907; visited Japan, as representative of the Canadian Student Christian Movement at the meeting of the World's Student Christian Federation, Tokio, 1907; International Y. M. C. A. Secretary, 1907-1910, and as such visited all non-Catholic colleges and universities, Canada and Newfoundland; represented Canadian students,, W. S. C. F. meeting, Oxford, 1909; also at world's Y. M. C. A. convention. Barmen, Germany. 1909; travelled extensively, United States. Ordained Methodist Church, Montreal Conference, Brockville, Ont., 1910. Supplied chair of Latin, Wesley College, Sept. to Dec, 1910. Fellow in Greek, University of Chicago, 111., 1911. Address: Wesley College, Winnipeg, Man. 43 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY BILLINGS, William Hobart.—Of H. Bell-Irving & Co., Ltd., 450 Cordova St., W., Vancouver. Born Hamilton, Aug- 15, 1877, son of John and Annie Billings. Educated Upper Canada College; McGill University. Came to British Columbia 1895. Married Maud Elenore Burrows, 1901; has one son. Clubs: Western; Jericho Country. Society: A. F. & A. M. Address: 1017 Denman St., Vancouver, B. C. BINGHAM, George.—Grain Broker, 625 Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Director State Elevator Co.; director Excelsior Loan Co. Born Liverpool, England. Aug. 12, 1877, son of Alexander R. and E. George Bingham. Educated Merchant Taylors', Crosby, England. Apprentice grain merchant's, Liverpool, 1894. Came to Winnipeg, 1903; farmed Fort Saskatchewan, 1903; captain and honorary treasurer Winnipeg Rowing Club; honorary treasurer Associated Charities; served South African War,, 1901-1902, subaltern; Lieutenant 4th Denbighshire Yeomanry, Batt. King's Liverpool Regiment three years. : Married Lillian Ethel Jones, Trinity Claugh- ton, Birkenhead, England, 1908. Recreations: rowing, boxing. Presbyterian. Address: 115 Spence St., Winnipeg. Man. ARTHUR JULIUS BIRD. BIRD, Arthur Julius. — Architect Winch Bldg., Vancouver. . Born Brad-, ford, Yorkshire, England, July 25, 1875, son of Charles and Gertrude Margaret Wrightson Bird. Educated Sir Joseph Williamson School, Rochester, England. Articled to Edward Burgess, architect London, 1892; subsequently assistant to Edward Burgess, 1894-1905; practiced Rochester, 1905-1906; assistant to J. A. Gotch, London, two years. Came to British Columbia, 1907. Author of several articles on architecture. Architect of Blenheim Court, Washington and Trafalgar Mansions, Vancouver. Married Alice Edith Wills, Kettering, Northamptonshire, England, 1906. Recreation: motoring. Address: 2566 Second Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. HARRY BIRD. BIRD, Harry—Real Estate and Financial Broker, Baker St., Nelson; Appraiser for Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation; director, Eva Gold Mine; director. Imperial Development Syndicate Grand Trunk Townsites. Born Gloucestershire, England, Sept 8, 1857, son of Charles James and Henry Honor Bird. Educated Clifton College, England. Civil and mining engineer, England. Came to Canada 1886; British Columbia 1899- Established present business, 1899. Served as acting Mayor, Nelson, 1905; A4derman, Nelson, three years. Married Eliza Belton, Cork, Ireland. Club: Nelson. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: curling, fishing, hunting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Nelson, B. C. BIRD, Joseph Edward.—Of MacNeill, Bird, MacDonald & Bayfield, Barristers, Metropolitan Bldg., Vancouver; director Coast Quarries, Ltd.; director British Columbia Dental Supply Co.; director Alberta Lumber Co- Born Barrie, Ont, July 16, 1868, son of Henry and Elizabeth Bird. Educated Barrie Collegiate Institute; Toronto University. Practiced with Edgar & Mai one, Toronto; opened branch office Rat Portage, Ont, 1896; came to Vancouver, 1903, and commenced practicing as Bird, Brydone-Jack & McCrossan; Alderman, 1908. Married Caroline Mary Irwin, 1899; has two sons. Club: Terminal City. Society: A. F. & A. M. Address: 1430 Harwood St, Vancouver, B. C. 44 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JOHN A. BIRNEY. BERNEY, John A.—Of Calgary Realty Co., Lineham Block, Calgary. Born Guelph, Ont., July 1, 1878, son of William and Helen Birney. Educated Guelph and Calgary. Came to Alberta, 1891. Real estate business, Calgary, since 1906. Served with 2nd Batt, -Canadian Mounted Rifles, South African War, 1900; Johannesburg; Pretoria; Diamond Hills; wounded Honing Sprjuit (life pension); Lieutenant 103rd Regular Infantry. Published poems, various journals. Represented City of Calgary at Coronation of King Edward VII., 1902. Married Kate Parkin, Calgary; has one son and two daughters. Club: Canadian. Recreations: fishing, shooting, billiards, bowling, foot racing (champion North West Territory, 100 and 220 yards, 1897-1898). Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 323 Fourteenth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. BISHOP, Edward Thomas, B. A. LL. B.—Of Bishop, Grant & Delevault, Barristers, Molsons Bank Bldg., Edmonton. Born Stayner, Ont, Sept 13, 1876, son of Harry and Margaret Bishop. Educated high school, Parkhill, Ont; Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar, 1902. Came to Alberta and called to Alberta Bar, 1903- Practiced alone, until 1908, when present firm organized. Married Thyrza Wooster, 1903; has one daughter. Club: Edmonton. Society: A. F. & A. M. Independent; Presbyterian. Address: 315 Eleventh St., Edmonton, Alta. BJORNSON, Olafur, M. D., C M.— Physician and Surgeon, Sherbrooke and William Sts., Winnipeg. Born Iceland, £>ec. 28, 1869, son of Bjorn and Olavia Peterson. Educated Collegiate Institute, Winnipeg. Practiced Winnipeg, since 1898. On staff General Hospital. Lecturer on Obstetrics, Manitoba Medical College. Societies: Medical Society; American Public Health Association. Liberal; Lutheran. Address: 806 Victor, Winnipeg, Man. BLACK, Alfred Seymour.—Barrister and Solicitor. Born New Westminster, May 25, 1865, son of Dr. Arthur W. S, and Elizabeth K. Black. Educated public and high schools, New Westminster; Westminster College. Called to British Columbia Bar, 1889. Practiced law, Vancouver, 1889-1896; Greenwood since 1896; City Solicitor, Greenwood. Lieutenant, A. Battalion, New Westminster. Club: Greenwood. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreation: cricket. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Greenwood, B. C. DAVID E. BLACK. BLACK, David E. — Jeweler, 116 Eighth Ave., E., Calgary. Born West- port Ont., April 30, 1880, son of David and Mary Black. Educated Westport public and high schools. Came to Calgary 1904. Married May L. Sinclair, Calgary; has one daughter. Societies: A. F & A. M.; I. O. O F; I. O. F. Recreations: motoring, driving. Address: 530 Nineteenth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. BLACK, Francis Mollison.—Treasurer and Assistant Secretary, P. Burns & Co., Ltd., pork packers and provisioners, Calgary. Born Kilmarnock, Scotland, July 17, 1870, son of Francis Mollison and Margaret Scoullar Black. Educated Perth Academy, Scotland; King's College, London*. Clerk, Post Office Savings Bank, London, 1886-1889; Union Discount Co., 1889-1891; Bank of British Columbia Vancouver, 1891-1898; business for himself, Vancouver, 1898-1901. Married Margaret Elizabeth Mcintosh, 1895; has one son and three daughters. Club: Ranchmen's. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Mount Royal, Calgary, Alta. 45 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY BLACK, G.—Provincial Auditor, Secretary Treasury Board for Province of Manitoba Winnipeg. Born Lachine, Que., June 20, 1847, son of Robert and Ellen Black. Educated Montreal. Came to Manitoba with Red River expedition, 1870; opened general store, Mapleton, Man., 1871. Served with Montreal Garrison Artillery; 5th Royals; Wolseley's Red River expedition. Married Anna Flora Murray, Mapleton, 1877; has two sons and four daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F; A. O. U W.; I. O. F. Recreations: curling, bowling, billiards. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 244 Balmoral St., Winnipeg, Man. BLACK, George.—Barrister and Solicitor, 615 Pender St., W., Vancouver; Honorary Secretary, Vancouver Conservative Club. Born Woodstock, N. B.. April 10, 1873, son of William Andrew and Margaret Ann Bedell Black. Educated public schools. Read law, office of Black, Jordan & Bliss. Admitted to New Brunswick Bar, 1895; practiced New Brunswick, 1895-1898; mining, Yukon, 1898-1900; practiced law, Dawson, Y. T., as Black & Black, 1900-1910; practicing, Vancouver since 1910. Member of Yukon Council representing Klondyke, 1905-1907-1909; unsuccessful candidate House of Commons, for Yukon. 1909. Married Martha Louise Munger, Chicago, 111., 1905. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; L. O. L.; F. O. E. Recreation: hunting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 601 Bute St., Vancouver, B. C. BLACK, G. M.—Of Robinson & Black. Real Estate and Insurance Agent, McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg; director Canadian Mortgage Association. Born Halifax. Dec. 14, 1875. son of George A. Black. Educated public and private schools, Winnipeg. Entered office Western Canada Loan Co., 1890. Admitted partnership with Nares & Robinson, 1900. Married Gertude Maxwell Moffat, Winnipeg, 1901; has one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton; St. Charles Country. Independent; Anglican. Address: 2 Wilmot Place, Winnipeg, Man. BLACK, Percy Eldon.—Editor Vidette Publishing Co., Ltd., Indian Head. Born Franklin, Man., May 4, 1889. son of Charles and Katherine Black. Educated public and high schools, Minnedosa. In business Minnedosa; subsequently, Morris, Man. Came to Indian 'Head, 1908. Recreation: football. Conservative. Address: Indian Head, Sask. BLACK, Thomas Owen. — Manager Nanaimo Gas & Power Co., Ltd., Commercial St., Nanaimo. Born Adams, 111., Jan. 9. 1874, son of John Thomas and Sarah Jane Black. Educated Ashland, Neb., high school; Tabor College, Iowa. Gas and lighting business, Nebraska, 1896; manager of the Citizens Gas Light Co., of Nebraska, 1897-1900. Manager Peoples Gas Co., Shenandoah, Iowa, 1901-1903. Constructing engineer for the Pintsch Compressing Co., 1904-1907. Constructed the gas plants for this company at Billings, Mont., and Vancouver. Organized present company, 1909. Married Cora Otis, Tabor, Iowa, 1898; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Nanaimo. Societies: K. of P.; Eagles. Recreations:; running, jumping. Address: Milton St., Nanaimo, B. C. BLACK, William, M. D. — Physician and Surgeon, McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Rochester. Minn., June 7, 1877, son of John and Euphemia Black. Educated Manitoba University; post-graduate course Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Md. Also studied with Dr. Mayo, Dr. Scudder and other leading physicians. Surgeon C. P. R. Construction Department, Western Canada, 1904-1906. Game to Winnipeg, 1907. Married Isabel Hunt, Winnipeg, 1904; has two sons. Club: Winnipeg Medico. Societies: American Medical Association; Surgeons of North America; A. F. & A. M. Recreations: outdoor shorts. Presbyterian. Address: 159 Edmonton St., Winnipeg. Man. WILLIAM ALLAN BLACK. BLACK, William Allan.—Director and General Manager Ogilvie Flour Mills Co (Western Division), Winnipeg; vice- president Royal Crown Soao Co.; director Home Investment & Savings Association; managing director Kamanisti- quia Power Co.; president Manitoba Cold Storage Co. Born Montreal, Nov 17 1862, son of Charles R. and Elizabeth^ Black. Educated Montreal. Clerk, G T R, Montreal; came to Manitoba a'nd'en- 46 ^raSSSSH WHO'S WHO, AND WHY tered service of C P. R., Winnipeg, 1882; joined present company, 1884; secretary. 1890; general manager Western division, 1902. Member Grain Standard & Survey board; member council, Grain Exchange. Married Mary Campbell McEwan, Portland, Me., 1890; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; Mount Royal (Montreal). Recreation: golf. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 18 Edmonton St., Winnipeg, Man. BLACK, William John, B. S. A.—Principal Manitoba Agricultural College and Director Agricultural Education for Manitoba. Manitoba Agricultural College, Winnipeg. Born Dufferin County, Ont, May 4, 1872; son of William and Jane (McMahon) Black. Educated school; Ontario Agricultural Col- Came to Manitoba, 1902. Associate editor "Farmer's Advocate," London, Ont, 1902; managing editor "Farmer's Advocate," Winnipeg. 1902-1905; Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Manitoba, 1905-1906; appointed principal Manitoba Agricultural College, 1905, carrying both present position and Ministership of Agriculture for some months. Married Ida Maud Day, Cree- more, Ont.. 1904; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Presbyterian. Address: Manitoba Agricultural College, Winnipeg, Man. Mary high lege. ALEXANDER Mel. BLACKBURN BLACKBURN, Alexander Mclntyre.—- Manager, Grain Growers Grain Co., Kee- wayden, Bldg.. Winnipeg. Born Paisley. Ont., July 16, 1870, son of Robert and Ann McPherson Blackburn. Came to Pilot Mound, Man., 1879. Educated pub lic schools, Pilot Mound. Clerk, general store, Lanark, Ont.. 1886; ^ Noted rifle shot entering competitions as tyro, 1903; won place on Bisley team, 1906-1907- 1908, but did not go to England, 1907. As individual won Prince of Wales cup at Bisley, 1909, carrying off that year eleven first prizes including the Win- grove Cup and Birmingham Metal and Munitions Company Cup. Prizes won at Bisley, 1909; Prince of Wales Badge and £100 in gold; Birmingham Metal and Munitions Company Cup; Wingrove Cup; the Martin Rapid Fire Challenge Cup; The National Rifle Association Gold Jewel, emblematic of the service rifle championship of the British Empire. Married Lida Grose, Creemore, Ont.. 1896. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: shooting, hunting, fishing, curling, baseball. Liberal; Congrega- tionalist Address: 231 Young St., Winnipeg, Man. BLACKETT, J. St. Clair.—President Alberta Agencies, Ltd.. 126 McDougall Ave., Edmonton; director Acme Brick Co., Ltd. Born Sydney, N. S„ Sept. 20, 1863, son of John Charles and Mary Blackett Educated public schools, Sydney. Came to British Columbia 1882. Construction work. C. P. R., 1883; real estate business, Victoria. 1887; mining, Rossland, 1889: up and down the Coast from Alaska to Mexico, 1889-1898; mercantile business, Skagway and Yukon. 1898-1900; Atlin, B. C, 1902; real estate business, Victoria, 1903; came to Fd- monton, 1904; present company incorporated, 1904; acquired one-third interest, 1906: full control, 1909. Married Martha Robertson, Oakland. Cal., 1889; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Edmonton. Society: A. F. & A. M. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 448 Twelfth St., Edmonton, Alta. BLACKWELL, Edward Godfrey, J. P. —Wholesale Lumber Supplies, 319 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Port Huron. Mich.. April 23, 1881, son of Kenneth W. and F. C. Blackwell. Educated Montreal and Ashbury. North Devon. England. Lumber business with Dobell, Beckett & Co.. Quebec; then with W. M. Ritter Lumber Co., Southern States. Married Frances May Leighton. 1910. Club: Vancouver. Recreations: yachting, shooting, riding," motoring. Address: 1656 Nelson St.. Vancouver, B. C. BLAIN, Frederick Austin.—Real Estate and Financial Broker, Saskatoon. President Saskatoon Sanitary Steam Laundry Co., Ltd.; director Ross-Saskatoon Lumber Co., Ltd. Born Guelph, Ont, Nov. 16, 1871, son of Leonard and Ellen Blain. Educated public schools, 47 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Manitou, Man.; Business College, Winnipeg. Lumber business. Crystal City, Man., 1900; came to Saskatoon, 1903. Married Edna Jickling, St. Mary's, Ont.. 1909. Society: I. O. O. F. curling, football, shooting, byterian. Address: 201 Crescent Saskatoon, Sask BLAKNEY, B.—Barrister George Miles, and Solicitor, tan Bldg., Vancouver. Born B. A., LL. Metropoli- Petitcodiac, Recreations: Liberal; Pres- Saskatchewan BLAIR, Gilbert.—Of Mackay, Smith. Blair & Co., Ltd., 206 Cambie St., Van couver, 1855, Blair. land. Born Alloa, Scotland, Sept 30, son of Alexander and Isabella Educated Dollar Institute, Scot- Came to British Columbia 1875. Member Board of Trade; vice-president Children's Aid Society. Married Annie Mackay Smith. Club: Canadian. Recreations: mountaineering, fishing. Address: 1461 Harwood St., Vancouver, B. C. WILLIAM WALLACE BLAIR. BLAIR, William Wallace, F. R. A. I. C.—Architect, 400 Nanton Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Anktelle Lodge, Stewartstown, County Tyrone, Ireland, Dec. 14, 1852, son of McCrea Parker and Eliza Blair. Educated Academical Institute, Belfast, pupil under Charles Sherry, Belfast Architect, Middlesborough-on-Tees, England, 1874. Came to Canada, 1876; resided Hamilton and Toronto until 1884; returned to Ireland as resident engineer. Lond.onberry and Ballymena waterworks system, until 1889. Moved to Chicago and practiced, 1890-1905. Came to Winnipeg, 1905. Served in Q. O. R., 1876. Married Margaret Maria Bastedo, Toronto, 1879; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: St Charles Country; Adanac; Hamilton (Chicago). Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Fellow Royal Architect Institute of Canada; member Manitoba Association of Architects; member Royal Society of Arts of London. Recreations: golf, fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Kenilwcth, Armstrong's Point, Winnipeg, Man. N. B., April 7, 1874, son of George Miles and Alice Stockton Blakney. Educated Mount Allison College; Harvard University. Engaged educational work, City of Mexico, 1897-1899. Called to the New Brunswick Bar, 1903." Engaged, educational work, Cambridge, Mass., 1904- 1909. Came to British Columbia 1911*1 practiced Vancouver since. Clubs: American (Mexico City); Harvard (Cam! bridge, Mass.). Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Royal Arch. Address: 1275 12th Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. CAPTAIN CYRIL F. BLANCHARD. BLANCHARD, Captain Cyril F.—Of C. F. Blanchard & Co., Financial Agents, Ashdown Block, Winnipeg. Born Winnipeg, May 1, 1882, son of Frederick French Blanchard. C. E.. of Truro, N. S. and Margaret Sutherland Blanchard, daughter of late Senator John Sutherland. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Winnipeg. Went to South African war with 6th Regiment, C. M. R., 1902, arrived too late for war, peace having been declared; took discharge at Cape Town and engaged civil' engineering with Dempster Sc Garrett, contracting engineers, Natal, 1902-1904. Returned to Winnipeg, 1904; Captain 90th Rifles since 1904. Club: Western Canada Military Institute. Societies: K. of P.; Lord Selkirk Settlers Association. Conservative; Protestant. Address: 10 St. James Place, Winnipeg, Man. BLANCHARD, Robert Johnston, M. B., C. M.—Surgeon. Born Truro, N. S., Dec. 8, 1853, son of James Fleming and Jessie Blanchard. Educated Edinburgh University. Came to Winnipeg, 1879. Married Janie Louisa Blanchard, Winnipeg, 1884 (deceased); has two sons and two daughters. Club: Manitoba. Address: 288 Broadway, Winnipeg. Man. 48 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY BLEASDELL, Arthur Wellesley. — Druggist. Born Trenton, Ont., Sept. 2, 1852, son of William and Agnes Bleas- dell. Educated public and high schools; Ontario College of Pharmacy. Partner, Hickson Sc Bleasdell, druggists, Seaforth, Ont, 1879-1881; partner, Wilson & Bleasdell, Hamilton, 1881; drug business, Winnipeg, 1882-1889; Macleod, Alta, 1890-1896; Fort Steele, B. C, 1896- 1900. Mayor, Fernie, 1906-1911. Married Nellie Wilson, Seaforth, 1881; has one son. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: fishing, hunting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Fernie, B. C. J. ALFRED F. BLEAU. BLEAU, J. Alfred P., M. P.—Of Allaire Sc Bleau, Hardware Merchants, St Boniface. Born L'Assomption, Que., March 30, 1856, son of Narcisse and Josephine Bleau. Educated L'Assomption. Came to Manitoba, 1878; established business, 1883. Served several -years as councillor, St Boniface; Mayor, 1902, . 1908, 1910; elected to House of Commons for St Boniface, 1911. Takes active interest in municipal affairs of the province. Married Marie Agnes Clement, Pembina N. D., 1866; has four sons and two daughters. Independent: Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: St. Boniface, Man. BLEDSOE, John Frank. — Of Grand Trunk Land Co., 12 Winch Bldg., Vancouver. Born Kentucky, June 18, 1855, son of Dr. William C. and E. Carrol Bledsoe. Mining Colorado and Montana; subsequently engaged mining all over the world, technical editorial work, exploration and general pioneering American Northwest. Came to British Columbia, 1892. Married Eva Piggot 1893; has two sons. Clubs: Vancouver; Commercial. Societies: K. T.; A. F. & A. M. Recreations: hunting, fishing. Address: 1675 Eleventh Ave., W., Vancouver. B. C. BLOOMFIELD, Edgar.—Of Wilson & Bloomfield, Barristers, Winch Bldg., Vancouver. Born Bray Parish, Berks, England, Oct. 30, 1867, son of Henry James and Emily Bloomfield. Educated Park House school, Berks. Came to- British Columbia 1890; commenced practice, Vancouver, 1898. Married Margaret Melrose Dockrill, Vancouver; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City; Jericho Country; Union (Victoria). Recreations: golf, fishing, riding, football. Address: Brookside, Point Grey Road, Vancouver, B. C. BLOSSOM, William Ewart Gladstone. —Accountant and Auditor, Victoria Block, Vancouver. Born Everton, Liverpool, England, July 8, 1869, son of Joseph Bunnell and Elizabeth Blossom. Educated Merchant Taylor's and Liverpool College, Liverpool, England. Manufacturing nitrate of soda for the late Col. North, Chili, 1888-1898. Came to -British Columbia, 1898. Married Ellen Johnson, 1900; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Commercial; Imperial. Recreation: boating. Address: 1637 Fifth Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. BLOW, Thomas Henry, M. D., C. M.— Physician and Surgeon, 210 7th Ave., W., Calgary. Director, Alberta Loan Sc Investment Co., Ltd.; director, Western Agencies & Development Co. Born Dundas County, Ont., Jan. 22, 1862, son of Robert H. and Sarah Blow. Educated McGill University; Royal Londan Op- thalmic Hospital. Practiced at Denver, Colo., 1895; South Mount Ont, 1896- 1903. Married Ida Jane Mulholland, 1895 has two sons and two daughters. Club Ranchmen's. Societies: A. F. & A. M. I. O. O. F. Recreation: shooting. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Calgary, Alta BLUE, John, B. Aj—Librarian, Legislative Assembly of Alberta Edmonton. Born Chesley, Ont., May 4, 1874. Educated Owen Sound Collegiate Institute; Toronto University. Taught school, and a journalist until 1907, when apointed to present office. Address: Edmonton, Alta. BLYTHE, George Percy, C. A.—Of Blythe & Baldwin, Chartered Accountants, 110 Jasper Ave., W., Edmonton. Managing director, Edmonton & Clover Bar Land Co., Ltd.; secretary- Donald Ross Incline Railway president Alberta Institute of Accountants^ Born Surrey, Nov. 16, 1864, son of Richard -treasurer, Co., Ltd.; Chartered England, and Jane Magdalen Blythe. Educated Cheltenham 49 College. Came to Canada, 1883; farming, Wapella, Sask., 1883; secretary- treasurer Western Packing Co. of Canada, Medicine Hat, 1902; public accountant, Medicine Hat, 1904; chartered accountant, 1905; chief accountant Public Works Department, Government of Alberta,, 1905; City Auditor, Edmonton, 1906-1908. Married Margaret Louise Garner, 1895; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: golf, tennis. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 1315 Victoria Ave., Edmonton, Alta. BOGGS, Beaumont.—Broker, 620 Fort St., Victoria. President Shore Hardware Co., Ltd. Born Halifax, Aug. 5, 1863, son of Thomas and Charlotte F. Boggs. Educated grammar and high schools, Halifax. Clerk with Brown & Webb. Halifax, 1878. Came to British Columbia, 1886. Chairman public school board, 1906-1907. Served as Lieutenant, Halifax. Provincial Battalion Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Married Louisa Mary Richardson, Victoria; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Pacific. Recrea- WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Imperial Bank, Calgary, Alta., 1903; engaged financial business, Strathcona, Alta., 1906; opened branch office Lani- gan, Sask., 1907; opened office Saskatoon; organized Saskatchewan Investment & Trust Company, 1910, of which he is vice-president and managing director; member advisory board of Anglo-Canada Lands Co.; president King George Hotel Company; director dersley Land Co.; director North pire Fire Insurance Co., Ltd. Married Lillian Grace Smith, Halifax, 1909. Club: Saskatoon. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Royal Colonial Institute, England). Recreations: tennis, shooting. Liberal; Anglican. 211 Fifth Ave., Saskatoon, Sask. Kiri- Em- ( London. boating, Address: RICHARD BOGUE. BOGUE, Richard.—Merchant, 47 High St., W, Moose Jaw- Born Middlesex, Ont., Sept. 15, 1845. son of John and Elizabeth Bogue. Educated public- schools, Middlesex and Brockville, Ont. Commercial traveler, Brockville Novelty Works, 1867; head accountant, 1870; retired to enter hardware business with R. H. Stuart, 1876; dissolved partnership, 1882; removed to Winnipeg and Brandon, Man. Established present business, 1883. Has erected many substantial buildings and heavily interested real estate; member first school board first public school district organized Saskatchewan; Mayor of Moose Jaw, 1885. 1888, 1895, 1896, 1897, 1898, 1899 and 1908; president Union of Saskatchewan Municipalities, 1908-1909; president Hudson Bay Insurance Co., 1906. Married Eliza Galbraith, Bowmanville, Ont, 1871 (deceased). Married Charlotte E. Harrison, Milton, Ont, 1887; has one son and four daughters. Club: Canadian. Societies: A. O. U. W.; I. O. F. Liberal; Baptist. Address: 5 High St., E., Moose Jaw, Sask. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ADEODAT BOILEAU. BOILEAU, Adeodat, B. A. — General Broker, Imperial Bank Bldg., Edmonton. Managing director, Imperial Agencies, director. Northern Resources, Ltd.; director, Le Progres Printing & Publishing Co., Ltd. Born Essex County, Ont., Sept. 12, 1884, son of F. X. and Pris- cilla Boileau. Educated Quebec Seminary. Came to Alberta, 1905. Managing editor, Le Courier de L'Quest Edmonton, 1905-1908; notary, Edmonton, 1908-1909; present business since 1909. Member of Edmonton Board of Trade; secretary, Young Men's Conservative Club. Lieutenant, Corps of Reserve, 19th Alberta Dragoons. Married Ethel T. Morris, daughter of Michael A. Finn, 1910. Clubs: Empire; Elks. Societies: St. Jean Baptiste (secretary); Alliance Nationale; Knights of Columbus. Recreation: motoring. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: Edmonton, Alta. BOLAND, William Alexander, M. A.— Of Patrick, Boland Sc Doherty, Barristers, Dunlop Block, Yorkton. Born Egan- ville, Renfrew County, Ont., April 25, 1877, son of Charles William and Mary Ann Boland. Educated public schools, Eganville; Renfrew Collegiate Institute; Queen's University. Taught Renfrew Model School. In railroading, lumbering and general mercantile business, 1894-1901. Entered Queen's University, 1"901, graduating 1905; came to Saskatchewan; taught school few months; studied law under J. A. M. Patrick, Yorkton; called to Saskatchewan Bar. and formed ^present partnership. 1908. Trustee York- ton high school, 1910-1911. One of Ifounders, original and present member executive Yorkton Canadian Club. Married Lily Adela Clara MacFarlane, York- ton, 1909; has one son. Club: Canadian. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: music, literature. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Yorkton, Sask. Drug BOLE, Frederick H. — Manager Bole Co., 70 Princess St., Winnipeg. Born Thedford, Ont, Dec. 11, 1880, son of D. W. Bole. Educated public schools, Regina; Manitoba University. Wholesale drug business, Winnipeg, since 1890. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country; Travellers. Recreation: rowing. Address: 608 Gertrude Ave., Winnipeg, Man. BOLE, James Franklin, M. L. A. — President and Manager, Regina Trading Co., Ltd. Born Watford, Ont., April 23, 1869, son of James and Ann Bole. Educated Watford. Alderman, Regina, 1901- 1904. Elected to Saskatchewan Legislature for Regina City, general election, 190&; re-elected, 1908. Married Agnes A. de Coursey, 1896; has two sons. Methodist; Liberal. Address: Regina, Sask. HON. W. NORMAN BOLE. BOLE, Hon. W. Norman.—Local Judge Supreme Court; County Court Judge, New Westminster. Born Castlebar, Mayo, Ireland, Dec. 6, 1846, son of John and Elizabeth Jane Campbell Bole. Came to New Westminster, 1877; called to British Columbia bar, 1877; appointed Q. C, 1887. Member of British Columbia Legislature for New Westminster, 1886 - 1889. Captain No. 1 Battery, British Columbia 51 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Brigade Artillery, 1884-1889. Has defended with brilliant success many notable criminal cases, among others that of the Queen against Halliday for murder, when after a trial lasting for a month, prisoner was acquitted largely owing to the break down of the Crown witnesses under a fierce cross-examination. In a judicial capacity Judge Bole presided at the celebrated murder trial of Mr. Lobb, a banker, charged with shooting his wife. The case lasted eight days and ended in the acquittal of the accused. With John Hendry, T. J. Trapp and some other public spirited citizens, built the New Westminster Southern Railway, connecting New Westminster with United States, out of their own private means, Judge Bole being president of the company. Married Florence Blanchard Coulthard, daughter of Major John Haning Coulthard, 1881; has two sons. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City; Royal Vancouver Yacht. Recreations: shooting, yachting, magazine writing. Address: Altamont Villa, New Westminster, B. C. BOLTON, Albert Edward, M. D., J. P. —Physician and Surgeon, 615 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Newboro, Ont, May 4. 1862, son of John and Mary Bolton. Educated Athens, Ont; Queen's University; University of New York. Came to British Columbia, 1889. Director Terminal Press Co., Ltd.; superintendent Port Simpson General Hospital, 1892- 1902; member of school board, Victoria 1905. Married Nellie Bailey Blanchard; has four daughters. Conservative. Address: 891 Burrard St., Vancouver, B. C. BOLTON, S. Edward, B. A.—Of Emery, Newell, Ford, Bolton & Mount Barristers, Canada Permanent Bldg., Edmonton. Born Bolton, Ont, Feb. 15, 1875, son of Jesse N. and Martha Hickman Bolton. Educated public schools, Bolton; Upper Canada College; Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario bar, 1901; practiced, Gananoque, Ont, 1901-1902; came to Alberta, 1903; became member of firm Beck, Emery & Newell; afterwards Beck, Emery, Newell & Bolton, and later Emery, Newell & JBolton; present partnership formed, 1911. Married Jean Cameron Clarke, Strathroy, Ont, 1908. Recreation: tennis. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 818 Fifth St., Edmonton, Alta BOLTON, Rev. William Washington, M. A--*—Anglican clergyman and schoolmaster, Warden of University School, Victoria Born London, England. July 3, 1858, son of Rev. James and Louisa Bolton. Educated Wimbledon; Cambridge University. Curate, Stoke-on- Trent, Staffordshire, England, 1881; missionary, Moosomin, 1884. Came to I British Columbia as rector St. Paul's;* Esquimalt 1887; headmaster St Paul's School, Esquimalt 1888; rector St. Mary the Virgin's, San Francisco, Cat, 1891-1898; warden of University School since 1908. Married Agnes Jane Bushby, granddaughter of Sir James Douglas, Victoria, 1889; has two sons and one daughter. Past president Victoria Football Association. Address: University School, Mt Tolmie, Victoria B. C. BOND, Annie A.—(Wife of Dr. J. H. R. Bond. Born Rugby, England, daughter of William and Alice Crisp. Educated privately. On Queen Victoria's Pioneer Staff, Army Nursing Service (joining when there were only six such nurses in British Empire); stationed Netley and Woolwich, England, during period of five years; on nursing service during Zulu War, 1879, being employed in unsettled districts. Served as nurse. Egyptian campaign, 1882; holds two army medals and bronze star of Mohammed Tewfik, late Khedive of Egypt; one of the first nurses to receive Order of the Royal Red Cross, awarded for special competency and devotion to work in connection with nursing superintendence of military districts. Went to New Zealand, and for five and a half years Lady Superintendent Auckland General Hospital, organizing first training school for nurses. Subsequently resided in Chicago, and was in charge of British Women's Exhibit at World's Fair, as representative of Princess Christian, president of British Women's Exhibit Board. Actively engaged in philanthropic work, helping to open model lodging houses. Came to Winnipeg, Man., 1902; founded Children's Hospital. President Local Council of Women, four years; recording secretary Winnipeg Woman's Art Association, three years. Anglican. Address: 167 Donald St., Winnipeg, Man. BOND, Arthur L.—Of Berry & Bond, Real Estate and Financial Agents, 325 Main St, Winnipeg. Born Grey County, Ont, April 4, 1870, son of John and Martha A. Bond. Educated public schools, Ontario. Employee, C. N. R.. Dauphin, Man., 1896. Came to Winnipeg. 1903. Married Fannie Stacey (deceased); married Clara A. Maynard, 1904; has one son and four daughters. Societies: I. O. O. F.; L O. L. Recreations: motoring, gardening. Liberal; Methodist Address: 163 Florence Ave., Fort Rouge, Winnipeg, Man. BOND, Lambert John Blair, B. A., LL. B.—Of Bond & Sweet, Barristers, Crown Bldg., Vancouver; director, Burrard Inlet Tunnel Sc Bridge Co.; Graham Island Land Improvement Co;, secretary 52 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Booth Milner Trust Co. Born Ireland, son of John and Catherine Elizabeth Bond, of Gorton House, County Tyrone. Educated Foyle College; Dungannon Royal School; Dublin University; King's Inns (law prize man); Middle Temple (first of first honors and double first honors, Trinity College, Dublin; medals, classics and logics, University Scholarship; Royal Scholarship); Middle Temple Scholarship (real property). Served as private, Inns of Court Rifle Volunteers, 1892-1898. Came to British Columbia and commenced practice, 1898. Clubs: Western (president); Vancouver; Jericho Country. Society: Order of White Rose. Recreation: trout fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1945 Haro St., Vancouver. B. C. PETER TURNER BONE. BONE, Peter Turner.—Civil Engineer. Trustee and treasurer, Western Canada College, since 1903. Born Ayrshire, Scotland, April 25, 1859, son of John and Anne Bone. Educated Ayr Academy, Glasgow University. Came to Canada, 1882. Engineer Ontario and Quebec Ry., 1882-1883; C. P. R., Mountain Division, 1883-1885; C. P. R, Snow Sheds, 1886; C. P. R., Short Line, Maine, 1887-1888; Regina and Long Lake Ry., 1889; Calgary and Edmonton Ry., 1890-1891. Private practice, Calgary, principally irrigation work, 1892-1903; assistant chief Engineer, C. P. R. irrigation project Alberta, 1903-1906; private practice as consulting engineer since. Married Elizabeth Allan, Ayrshire, 1892; has two sons. Clubs: Ranchmen's; Calgary Country. Recreations: shooting, curling (ex-president Calgary Curling Club). Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 340 Fourth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. ROBERT ANDREW BONNAR. BONNAR, Robert Andrew, X. C.—Of Bonnar, Trueman Sc Co., Barristers, 430% Main St., Winnipeg. Born York County, zfmt, May 10, 1860, son of James and Mary Bonnar. Educated public and high schools; Trinity Medical College Toronto, 1878. Came to Winnipeg, 1882. Called to Manitoba Bar, 1889. Solicitor for Manitoba Grain Growers' Association, Grain Growers' Grain Co., Public Press, Saturday Post and Publishers' Agency; criminal counsel Winnipeg Electric Railway Co.; Canadian Northern Railway Co. Married Elizabeth Lydon, Kildonan, Man., 1903; has one daughter. Club: Carleton. Societies: A. O. U. W.; I. O. O. F.; St Andrews; Clan Stewart Recreation: horses. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 206 Langside St., Winnipeg, Man. BONTHRONE, Barclay. — Of Bon- throne & Co., Investment Agents, 104 Winch Bldg., Vancouver; director, British Canadian Lumber Co., Ltd.; director Pacific Lime Co., Ltd. Born Newton-of- Falkland, Scotland, April 27, 1869, son of Alexander and Marjory Bonthrone. Educated Collegiate, Queen's Park, Glasgow; technical education, Andersonian and Science and Art Colleges, Glasgow. Began business, Denver, Colo. Came to Vancouver, 1896. Life Governor Vancouver General Hospital. Fellow of the Geological Society of London. Married Marie Weir Morgan, Arbroath, Scotland, 1896. Clubs: Vancouver; Royal Vancouver Yacht; Jericho Country; United Empire (London, England). Recreations: golf, bowling, shooting. Address: 1419 Pendrill St, Vancouver, B. C. BOOTH, Godfrey.—Manager Northern Crown Bank, Victoria Born Lee, Kent, England, Oct 24, 1864, son of Robert and Margaret Booth. Educated Christ's Hospital, London. With Western Bank, Ltd., 53 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY London, 1880. Director Colonist Printing and Publishing Co., Ltd. Came to British Columbia, 1891. -. Married Beatrice Margaret Perry, San Francisco, Cat, 1890: has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Union; Pacific. Address: Douglas Gardens, Victoria, B. C. BOOTH, Thomas Banks.—City Editor, Nanaimo Daily Herald, Nanaimo. Born Wigan, Lancashire, England, Nov. 4, 1878, son of Robert and Margaret Booth. Came to British Columbia, 1891. Educated public schools, Nanaimo. Grocery business, Nanaimo, 1897-1900; circulation manager, Nanaimo Daily Herald, 1903; appointed to present position, 1903. Married Annie Bennett, daughter of Paul Bennett 1899; has three sons and three daughters. Society: K. of P. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Prideaux St, Nanaimo, B. C. BORBIDGE, gary Saddlery Thomas J.—Of The Cal- Co., Ltd., Calgary. Born Ottawa, April 11, 1874, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Macfarlane Borbidge. Educated Ottawa. Clerk, Ottawa, 1888. Came to Alberta, 1896. Married Emma Landymore, Calgary, 1898; has two sons. Societies: I. O. F.; Canadian Manufacturers. Address: Calgary, Alta. E. LORRIS BORDEN. BORDEN, E. Lorris, B. A., M. D., C M., L. R. C P. & S. (Edinburgh).—Physician and Surgeon, Baker St, Nelson. Born Canning, N. S., June 20, 1877, son of B. H. and Sarah Cox Borden. Educated Dalhousie University; Edinburgh University. Surgeon on Neptune, Canadian expedition to Arctic under command of A. P. Lowe. 1903-1904; practiced, Winnipeg, 1905-1908; practicing Nelson since 1908. Married Neva Zwick, Vancouver, 1908; has one daughter. Society: I. O. O. F. Address: Nelson Club, Nelson, B. C. BOSTOCK, Hon. Senator Hewitt, M. A., F. R. C. I., F. R. A. S.—Rancher and Fruit Grower. Born The Hermitage, Walton Heath. Epsom. Surrey, England, May 31, 1864, son of Samuel and Mirian Bostock. Educated private tutors; Trinity College, Cambridge. Called to bar, Lincoln's Inn, London,. 1888; never practiced. Came to British Columbia, 1893. Elected to House of Commons for Yale- uariboo, 1896; appointed Senator June 6, 1904. Established "The Province" first a weekly, Victoria subsequently a daily, Vancouver. Married Lizzie Jean Mc- Combie, 1891; has three sons and three daughters. Liberal; Anglican- Address: The Ranche, Monte Creek, B. C. Montreal, Henry and Educated ' Assistant Co., Mont- BOTTERELL, John Esterbrooke.—Of Paird & Botterell, Brokers, 103 Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Nov. 9, 1876, son of Edmund Dorcas Amelia Botterell. Merchiston Castle school, manager Canadian Fairbanks real, 1898. Came to Winnipeg, 1906. Married Ethel Armstrong, Montreal, 1904; has two sons. Clubs: Manitoba, St. Charles Country. Recreations: athletics of all sorts. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 254 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. BOUDREAU, Lucien, M. L. A.—President of Astoria Hotel and Grand Union Hotel Co., St Albert. Born St. Greg- oire, County Nicolet, Que., Aug. 17, 1865, son of Dr. J. B. and Sarah Boudreau. Educated public schools, St. Gregoire Merchant, Strathcona, Alta, 1900; moved to St. Albert, 1903- Councillor of St. Albert four years; Mayor five years Unsuccessful candidate Alberta Legislature, for St Albert 1905; elected. 1909. Married Marie Renault, St. Albert, 1900; has one son and two daughters."* Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: St. Albert, Alta. BOULTBEE, Lt. Col. Frank Washington.—Vice-president Chilliwack Implement & Produce Co.. Ltd. Born Ancas- ter, Ont., May 23, 1864, son of Washington and Eliza Boultbee. Educated Hamilton. On engineering staff Manitoba and Northwestern Ry., 1883. Came to British Columbia on snow shed work C. P. R. engineering staff, 1887; Vancouver Water Works Department. 1889-1911. Served with Winnipeg Field Battery, (North West Rebellion), 1885; 5th Regiment C. A., 1894; 6th Regiment 1899. Club: Vancouver. Recreations: fishing. shooting. Address: Chilliwack, B. C. BOUSFIELD, James. — Farmer and stockbreeder, Born Milton, Ont.. June 21, 1856, son of George and Mary Bous- field. Educated Milton public schools. 54 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Came to Manitoba, farmed Douglas. 1881; extensive breeder of pure bred Clydesdales, Shorthorns and Improved Yorkshire pigs. Married Amelia J. Plummer, Toronto, 1891; has two sons and five daughters. Society: Maccabees. Independent Liberal; Methodist. Recreations: driving. Address: Orchard Farm, MacGregor, Man. BOWELL, John Moore.—Collector of Customs, Vancouver. Born Belleville, Ont, Oct. 1, 1856, son of Sir Mackenzie and Harriet Bowell. Educated Albert College; Ontario Business College, Belleville. Printer, Belleville; subsequently engaged private secretary Minister of Customs, Ottawa; Surveyor of Winnipeg, 1882-1887; appointed of Customs, Vancouver. 1887. Alma C. Patterson, 1880; has and two daughters. Club: Van- Recreations: all outdoor sports. Customs, Collector Married two sons couver. Address: Point Grey, Vancouver, B. C. BOWEN, Arnold Wienholt.—Barrister Born Bognor, England, July 5, 1861, son of Rev. Charles James Bowen, J. P., rector of Wroot Lincolnshire and Emma Bowen. Educated Malvern; Victoria University. Came to Manitoba 1880. and practiced Morden, since 1898. Crown Counsel Southern Judicial District, Manitoba. Married Gertrude Anna Buchanan. Morden, 1894. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F; K. of P.; C. O. F. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Morden, Man. BOWKER, Edward Clarke.—Manager Dominion Bank, Edmonton. Born Finchely, England, Jan. 1, 1876, son of Charles and Elizabeth Bowker. Educated Bedford, England, grammar school. Joined bank, Toronto, 1891. Came to Alberta, 1906. Director Edmonton General Hospital. Married Kathleen, daughter of Senator Kirchhoffer, Brandon. Clubs: Edmonton; Edmonton Golf. Recreations: riding, golf. Address: 517 Fifteenth St., Edmonton, Alta. BOWLES, William C.—General freight agent, Canadian Pacific Railway, Vancouver. Born Montreal, June 3, 1875. Educated Montreal. Came to British Columbia, 1909. Married Margaret Shed- den, Woodstock, Ont.; has one son. Club: Vancouevr. Address: Vancouver, B. C. BOWK, John Campbell Ferrie, B. A.— Barrister, City Hall, Edmonton. Born Brantford, Ont, July 17, 1856 son of John Young and Rachael Campbell Bown. Educated high school. Brantford; Toronto University. Law student, Wilson & Smith, Brantford. 1879-1881; Bethune, Moss, Falconbridge & Hoyles, Toronto, 1881-1882; called to Ontario Bar, 1882; practiced Winnipeg, 1883; Calgary, 1885; Edmonton since 1891. Married Phoebe Miller, 1889; has one son and one daughter. Club: Edmonton. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Address: 508 Seventh St, Edmonton, Alta. HON. WILLIAM BOWSER. BOWSER, Hon. William, LL. D., X. C. —Attorney-General of British Columbia since 1907. Of Bowser, Reid & Wall- bridge, Barristers, Canada Life Bldg., Vancouver. Born Rexton, N. B., Dec. 3, 1867, son of William and Margaret Bowser. Educated Dalhousie University. Called to New Brunswick Bar 1890: British Columbia Bar, 1891; created Q. C, 1900; Commissioner of Fisheries; member of Provincial Legislature for Vancouver since 1903. Married Lorin- da D. Doherty, 1896. Clubs: Union (Victoria); Vancouver. Societies: Grand Master for British Columbia of A. F. & A. M. Recreation: riding. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Vancouver, B. C. BOYCE, Benjamin de Furlong, M. D., C" M.—Physician and Surgeon; Manager O. K. Lumber Co.; member of advisory board, Great West Permanent Loan Co.- vice-president, Kelowna Canning Co • appraiser, Okanagan Loan & Investment Co., Ltd. Born Norham, Ont., March 30, 1866, son of George B. and Eleanor Boyce. Educated high school, Camp- bellford, Ont; Albert College, Belleville ?"V McGill University, graduated' 1892. Came to British Columbia, 1892. burgeon, Strathyre Mining Co, Fair- 55 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY view, B. C, 1892-1894; practicing Kelow- na, since 1894. Coroner, Kelowna district, since 1910; Stipendiary Magistrate, 1910-1911. Married Mary B. Sanborn. 1893. Club: Kelowna. Society: A. F. * A. M. Recreations: shooting, fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Kelowna, B. C. BOYD, David B.—Real Estate Broker, 6 Winch Bldg., Vancouver; vice-president, Platinum Gold Fields Co., Ltd.; farms 160 acres near Mission City, B. C. Born Lucknow, Ont, March 29, 1876, son of David B. and Elizabeth Sell Boyd. Educated public and high schools, Lucknow. Mechanical departments, newspaper work, Lucknow, Toronto, Chicago and Detroit. Came to British Columbia, 1907. Mechanical Superintendent Vancouver Daily Province, 1907-1910. Married Margaret W. Buckett. Victoria, 1908. Society: A. F. & A. M. Independent; Methodist. Address: 1616 Yew St., Vancouver, B. C. BOYD, Herbert Campbell.-—Editor The Evening Review, Portage la Prairie. Born St Stephen, N. B., March 7, 1886, son of* John Alexander and Almeda Boyd. Educated high school, St Stephen, N. B.; arts course (tutor). Apprentice draughtsman, Dominion Iron, Coal & Steel Co., Sydney, N. S., 1904; clerk, Sydney Daily Post; circulation manager one year; subsequently did editorial work, "Times," Moncton, N. B.; came to Manitoba 1909; reporter and telegraph editor, "Telegram," Winnipeg, eighteen months. Clubs: Mount Royal; Sydney. Recreations: shooting, fishing, motoring. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Leland Hotel, Portage la Prairie, Man. BOYD, Nathaniel, ex-M. P.—President and Managing Director, Boyd Ranching Co., Carberry. Born Lachute, Que., July 9, 1853, son of Hugh and Marie Boyd. Educated public schools, Ottawa Operator, Montreal Telegraph Co.; charge of branch office Chaudiere Lumber Mills, Ottawa, 1870; operator, House of Commons, 1876; chief despatcher and confidential clerk, M. J. Haney, railway contractor, 1879; engaged building C. P. R. main line between Cross Lake and Rat Portage, Ont, 1880-1881; member of firm, Boyd & Crowe, lumber merchants, 1881-1888; commenced breeding horses and Galloway cattle. 1888; Boyd Ranching Co. formed with stock farm of 7,- 000 acres, about ten miles from Carberry, 1892. First elected to House of Commons for Marquette. 1891; for Macdonald, 1896; re-elected, 1900; unsuccessful candidate, 1904. Married Miss Abbott Ottawa; has one son and one daughter. Conservative. Address: Carberry, Man. . BOYD, Rev. William Grenville, M. A. —Anglican clergyman. Born London, England, May 22, 1867, son of Thomas and Sarah Harriet Boyd. Educated Sherbourne school; Oxford University; Wells Theological College. Ordained and for some years clerk in Holy Orders Portsmouth and London, England; Chaplain to Archbishop of Canterbury. Came to Alberta, 1910. Address: The Mission House, Edmonton, Alta. BOYLE, John Robert, M. L. A.—Of Boyle, Parlee, Freeman. Abbott & Mus-3 tard, Barristers, 157 Jasper Ave., E., Ed-" monton. Born Sykeston, Ont., Feb. 3, 1871, son of William and Annie Boyle. Educated public and high schools, Sar- nia, Ont Taught school, Lamb ton County, 1891-1894; came to Regina, 1894; taught school for some time; law student with Mackenzie Sc Brown, Re-, gina; finished law course, office of Hon. H. C. Taylor, Edmonton; called to Alberta Bar, 1899; member orTirm Taylor Sc Boyle, which later became Taylor, Boyle & Parlee; on Mr. Taylor's elevation to Bench, firm became Boyle & Parlee; later on admission of other partners, changed to present firm name. Elected to first Alberta Legislature for Sturgeon, 1905: re-elected, 1909. Alderman, first council, City of Edmontonf 1904. Married Dora C. Shaw, High River, Man.. 1902; has one son and one daughter. Club: Edmonton. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I O. O. F. Liberal?, Presbyterian. Address: 376 Ninth St, Edmonton, Alta. BOYLE, Robert Clarke, M. D.—Physician, 515 Winch Bid*?., Vancouver. Born Ontario, Aug. 17. 1869, son of Samuel Boyle. Educated Winnipeg. Practiced Winnipeg, 1891-1900. Came to British Columbia. 1900. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City. Recreations: shooting, fish- iaajg.- Address: 1300 Robson St., Vancouver, B. C. BRABANT, Rev. August J.—Catholic priest St Joseph's Hospital, Victoria. Born Flanders, Belgium, Oct. 23, 1845. Educated University Louvain, Belgium. Came to British Columbia and assistant priest St. Andrew's Cathedral, Victoria, 1869; stationed among Indians, West Coast, 1874-1907 when called to present charge. Address: St. Joseph's Hospital, Victoria, B. C. BRADEROOKE, Charles Alfred, D. S. O-*—Of Bradbrooke Sc Clark, Real Estate, Insurance and Implement Agents, Buchanan and Preeceville. Sask. Born London, England, May 22, 1873, son of Thomas Frederick and Emma Bradbrooke. Educated high school Margate, England; College House, Eastbourne! 56 TV'>V-W\\,\virrivix i.DmS ^"^kSSuSSXKa^^E^^^s^DiSa'sW.wEi^^s'SYl'lisIK WHO'S WHO. AND WHY England; special course. Acadia University, 1908-1909. Came to Saskatchewan and engaged ranching, 1892. Served as Squadron Sergeant Major, South Afri- ■rean war, 1899-1902; (three medals and five clasps; twice mentioned in despatches; granted medal for distinguished service in the field); England, 1902- 1903; charge Government grass and dairy farms, Lucknow, India, 1903-1905, and. Aden, Arabia 1905-1906; secretary Y. M. C. A., Kentvilie, N. S., 1906-1907; physical director Acadia University, 1907-1909; returned to Saskatchewan, 1909. Farms, Buchanan; Secretary- Treasurer ToWn of Buchanan, 1910; Secretary-Treasurer, Buchanan School District, 1910; Scandinavian School District, 1910-1911. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: shooting, hunting. Independent; Anglican. Address: Buchanan. Sask. HECTOR H. BRADBURN. BRADBURN, Hector H. — General Manager McColl Bros. & Co., Sherman and Henry Ave., Winnipeg; director Gas Traction Co. Born Peterboro, Ont., June 10, 1872, son of William and Eleanor Bradburn- Educated high school, Peterboro. Hardware clerk, Peterboro, 1896; travelling representative in Ontario, for McColl Bros., 1891-1895; opened up British Columbia branches, 1891; made manager, Vancouver, 1893. Came to Winnipeg, 1902, and established Manitoba and Alberta branches. Married Sarah Winch, Peterboro, 1893; has one son and two daughters. Club: Carleton. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreations: shooting, fishing, hunting, boating. Conservative; Methodist Address: 662 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. BRADBURY, George Henry, M. P.— Born Hamilton, June 25, 1859. son of William Murray and Matilda Bradbury. Educated Ottawa. Came to Manitoba 1881. Member House of Commons, for Selkirk, Man. Nominated, 1896, but owing to trouble in his party another convention called at which he was defeated; first elected at general elections, 1908. Ex-managing director Silica Pressed Brick Co.; director North West Lumber Co. Club: Carleton. Conservative: Methodist. Address: Selkirk, Man. BRADEN, George.—Farm Implement, Real Estate and Insurance Agent; president Rosthern Flour Mills, Ltd.; secretary-treasurer Rosthern Light Co., Ltd. Born Bruce County, Ont, Sept. 29, 1874, son of William H. and Ellen Jane Braden. Educated public school, Culross, Ont.; high school, Listowel, Ont Came to Manitoba, 1890; clerk, Sydney, 1891; salesman, Massey, Harris Co., Carberry, 1895. Established present business, 1903. Secretary - treasurer Rosthern Board of Trade; Secretary-Treasurer, Town of Rosthern since 1904; secretary- treasurer Rosthern School District; secretary-treasurer, L. I. D. No. 403. Mar- -ried Harriett Knight, 1903. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; A. O. U. W. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Rosthern, Sask. BRADEN, William Robert, M. L. A.— Born Cedar Grove, Ont, March 11, 1858, son of Andrew and Ann Braden. Educated public schools. Married Annie Wilkes, 1885; has two sons and one daughter. Conservative; Methodist Address: Rossland, B. C. JOHN ERNEST BRADSHAW. BRADSHAW, John Ernest, M. L. A.— President The Bradshaw Agencies, Financial Agents, McKay Sc Adam Bldg., Prince Albert; president Farmers' Milling and Elevator Co.; director Masonic Temple Company. Born Newport, Isle of Wight, Dec. 13, 1866, son of Robert and Margaret Bradshaw. Educated public schools, Chelmsford, Essex, England. Came to Toronto, . engaged with 57 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY firm as shipping clerk, 1880; general store business with his father, 1885; clerk, First National Bank, Duluth, Minn., 1887; came to Winnipeg and with Hudson's Bay Company, 1891; immediately transferred to Prince Albert, assuming management of their up-town Store; in general store business under firm name of Moore, Bradshaw & Clinch Co., 1897; established present business, 1900. Member of City Council of Prince Albert, 1899-1905; Mayor, 1906 (by acclamation); president Board of Trade, 1907-1908; unsuccessful candidate for Saskatchewan Legislature for Prince Albert bye election, 1907; elected, 1908. Member F. Co., Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto. Married Agnew Thompson, Prince Albert 1894; has two sons and three daughters. Societies: A. F & A. M • A. O. U. W.; I. O. O. F; K. of P. Recreations: cricket, football, curling, servative; Presbyterian. Address: Ninth St., Prince Albert, Sask. Con- 317 BRAID, William.—Of William Braid & Co., Wholesale Grocers and Importers of teas and coffees, 1084 Homer St Vancouver. President British Columbia Distillery, Ltd.; president Vancouver Vinegar Works. Born Edinburgh, Scotland, March 28, 1852, son of Andrew and Joan Baird. Educated public schools Edinburgh. Came to Canada and in wholesale grocery business, Hamilton, 1874-1892. Came to British Columbia and established present business, 1892. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City; Commercial. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: shooting. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Vancouver Hotel. Vancouver, B. C. BRANDON, Robert James, LL. B.—Of Ring Sc Brandon, Barristers. Born Brandon, Aug. 24, 1883. son of Thomas and Jane Helena Brandon. Educated public school, Brandon; Manitoba University. Law student with Clement & Clement. Brandon, 1904; called to Manitoba Bar. 1908; practiced with Clement, Clement Sc Brandon, Brandon, 1908-1910; Saskatchewan, and engaged practice, 1910. Conservative. Regina, Sask. came to present Address: BRAY, Frederick Charles Editor Guernsey Standard. Bom Frome, Somerset. England, Aug. 21, 1881, son of Charles Axford and Alice T. Bray. Came to Saskatchewan, 1909; Notary Public. President Guernsey Board of Trade; Secretary-Treasurer Town of Guernsey! Served with Third Volunteer Battalion P. A. S. L. I., 1897-1900; North Somerset Imperial Yeomanry, South Af rican war, 1900-1902; same regiment home service, 1903-1906. Married Het- tie Lloyd. Recreations: hunting, gardening. Address: Guernsey, Sask. BRAY, Marshall Bidwell. — Retired Miner; director Nanaimo Telephone Co. Born Oakville, Ont, Aug. 20, 1840, son of Ezra and Mary Bray, Halton County, Ont. Educated Oakville grammar school. Came to British Columbia, during Cariboo excitement, 1862; engaged mining on the famous creeks of Cariboo until 1876; with Vancouver Coal Co., 1876- 1878; with Jas. Abrams, 1878-1880; registrar supreme court; gold commissioner and mining recorder, 1880-1909. Married Sarah Johnson Randle, 1883; has two sons. Address: Nanaimo, B. C. BREED, Everett Mark, B. Sc.—Manager, Allis-Chalmers-Bulloek, Ltd., 812 Dominion Trust Bldg., Vancouver. Born Lynn, Mass., Aug. 24, 1880, son of Ze- lotus and Mary Breed. Educated University of Maine. With Westinghouse Electric Mfg. Co., Pittsburg; subsequently with Canadian Westinghouse Co., Montreal. Came to Vancouver, 1906. Married Louise W. Breed; has one- daughter. Address: 2284 Eighth Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. REGINALD HARRY BRETT. BRETT, Reginald Harry, B. A., M. D. —Of Drs. Brett & Brett, proprietors Brett Hospital, Banff. Born Arkona, Ont, May 5, 1879, son of Robert George and Louise Hungerford Brett Came to Alberta 1886. Educated St. John's Collegiate School; St. John's College; and Manitoba Medical College. Practiced. Bankhead, Alta., 1904-1906; associated with Brett Hospital, since 1906. Club: Banff Curling. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: outdoor sports. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Banff, Alta. 58 r- WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JOHN BRECKENRIDGE. BRECKENRIDGE, John. — Railway and Irrigation Contractor, 1003 4th St, W., Calgary. President Calgary Silicate Pressed Brick Co., Ltd.; vice-president, Alberta Sewer Pipe Co., Ltd.; vice-president Western Canada Lumber Co., Ltd.; director, Breckenridge Sc Lund Coal. Co., Ltd.; large owner of farm lands, Alberta and British Columbia; large owner of real estate, City of Calgary; large railway and irrigation outfit, steam shovels, cars, graders and horses. Born Ayrshire, Scotland, May 30, 1861, son of William and Margaret King Breckenridge. Came to Peterboro, Ont., with his parents, 1867. Educated public school Peterboro. Employee William Hamilton Foundry Co., Hamilton, 1879-1883. Came to Winnipeg, 1883; engaged on C. P. R. construction work, north shore of Lake Superior and Rocky Mountain section, until 1886, when went to State of Wash- •ington and engaged railroad construction and other contract work, 1886-1897. Returned to British Columbia, 1897; member of firm, Breckenridge & Lund, 1897-1907. Engaged construction Crows Nest Pass Line and other C. P. R. branch lines, British Columbia and Alberta, during time of partnership with Peter Lund. Organized The Crows Nest Pass Lumber Co.; Breckenridge & Lund Coal Co., Lundbreck, Alta.; Breckenridge & Lund Lumber & Coal Co., Calgary; Camrose Lumber Sc Grain Co.; Nanton Lumber & Grain Co.; Claresholm Lumber & Grain Co. Built Buffalo Park fence 70 miles, for Dominion Government near Wainwright, Alta., 1908. Married Irene Porter, Tacoma, Wash., 1891. Recreation: raising Percheron and Clyde horses. Presbyterian. Address: Calgary, Alta. 59 WHO'S WHO AND WHY BREWSTER, Harlam Carey.—Cannery Manager. Born Harvey, N. B., Nov. 10, 1870, son of Gilbert and Amelia Brewster. Educated New Brunswick and Boston, Mass. Director Clayoquot Sound Canning Co., Ltd.; member and leader of the opposition British Columbia Legislature. Married Annie Lucinda Downie, 1892; one son and two daughters. Liberal; Baptist. Address: Clayoquot, B. C. JAMES IRVINE BREWSTER. BREWSTER, James Irvine.—Of Brewster Trading Co.; Brewster Transfer Co., Banff. Born Kingston, Ont., Feb. 10, 1881, son of John and Isabel Brewster. Came to Alberta, 1888. Educated public schools, Banff. Guide and outfitter, Banff, 1895; livery business under firm name of Brewster Bros., 1900; present firm name adopted, 1908. Married Tressa Bagley, Red Deer, Alta., 1902; has one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: big game hunting, curling. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Banff, Alta. BREYNAT, Mgr. Gabriel. — Titular Bishop and Vicar Apostolic, of Mackenzie, since 1901, O. M. I., D. D. Born Saint Vallier, France, Oct. 5, 1867. Educated Seminary of Vallence, France. Came to Canada, 1888. Ordained priest, 1891. Missionary among the Indians, Mackenzie district 1891-1901. BRIDE, William Wesley, M. D.—Physician and Surgeon, 404 Abbott St., Vancouver. Born Cornwall, Ont, Oct 23. 1865, son of John Dawson and Jane Bride. Educated Prescott, Ont.; Manitoba University. Taught school, Manitoba, 1887-1897. Practiced Napinka, Rapid City and Brandon, 1897-1907; moved to Vancouver, 1907. Married Mary Emma Fanning, 1893; has two sons. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Address: South Vancouver, B. C. BRIGGS, John Kirby & Gardner, Portage al, Dec. Mary A. College. Wilson.—Of Oldfield,, Financial Agents, 231 Ave., Winnipeg. Born Montre- 10, 1872, son of John E. and Briggs. Educated St John's Winnipeg. Came to Winnipeg, 1883; connected with land department C. P. R., Winnipeg, 1888-1901. Married Eva Stewart, Winnipeg, 1909. Clubs: Canadian; Adanac. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: farming. Address: 182 May- fair Ave., Winnipeg, Man. WILLIAM IRVING BRIGGS. BRIGGS, William Irving.—Barrister and Solicitor. Born Victoria Dec. 26, 1875, son of Thomas L. and Mary Briggs. Educated public and high schools, Victoria; Osgoode Hall. Called to British Columbia Bar, 1901; praeticed with Mr. Justice Morrison, New Westminster, 1901-1904; City Solicitor, Revelstoke, 1904-1911. Married Helen Jackson, daughter of Adam Jackson, New Westminster, 1900; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Revelstoke. Recreations: shooting, fishing. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Revelstoke, B. C. BRIGHT, John B., C. E.—Of Bright. McDonald & Co., Railway Contractors, Vancouver. Born Woolsthorpe, Licoln- shire, England, June 18, 1860, son of James and Harriet Annie Bright. Educated country and private schools. Articled with S. & W. Pattinson, Sleaford, railway contractors. Came to Canada and joined C. P. R. engineering staff, Winnipeg, 1882; engaged on location and construction mountain division, 1882-188.7; construction work Oregon Pacific Railway, Cascade Mountains, 1887; locating for O. R. & N. Co., Oregon and Idaho; also on construction of old Seattle Lake Shore and Eastern Railway, 1888; came back to Canada and appointed by Public Works Department, Ottawa, as engineer of roads and bridges for the North West 60 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Territory, 1889; resigned 1897 and joined engineering staff, Crows Nest branch, C. P. R.; after completion of Crows Nest on Great Falls and Canada Railway, and St. Mary's Irrigation Canal; charge of bridges, Ontario and Rafny River Railway between Port Arthur and Fort Francis, 1900-1903; contracting irrigation work, Southern Alberta and railway work, Crows Nest Pass for International Coal & Coke Co., 1903-1904; contracts C. N. R. between Battleford and Edmonton, 1904; contracting on Nicola Valley branch C. P. R., 1905-1906; contract, Great Northern cut-off, Westminster to Blaine, also built Eburne, Westminster branch for C. P. R., 1907; Started work E. & N. extension from Wellington, Vancouver Island, 1908; contract for Cameron Lake section Alberni extension of E. Sc N. Railway, 1910. Married Mabel Amelia Hardiman, 1907; has one son and one daughter. Club: Terminal City. Recreations: fishing, shooting. Address: 1949 Barclay St, Vancouver, B. C. BROADBENT, Henry Stuart, M. A.— Professor, Emmanuel College, Saskatoon. Born Harrow, England, Nov. 12, 1877, son of John Edward and Dora Broadbent. Educated Sedbergh, Yorkshire, England; Oxford University; Bishop's Hostel, Liverpool, England. Ordained deacon, 1902; priest by Bishop of Liverpool, 1903; curate, St. Helen's, Lancashire, England, 1902. Came to Saskatchewan, 1907; rector, Christ Church, Saskatoon, 1907; appointed present of- lice, 1908. Served as private and lance corporal with Oxford University Volunteers, Oxford, 1901. Married Evelyn Christina Davidson, Aberdeen, Scotland, 1906; has two sons. Recreations: Rugby, football, tennis. Anglican. Address: Emmanuel College, Saskatoon, Sask. BROCK, William Stanley. — Of W. Stanley Brock, Ltd., Commission Agents, 80 Lombard St, Winnipeg; president, Rumford Laundry Co.; president Brandon Steam Laundry, Ltd.; director Standard Ideal Co., Port Hope, Ont Born Brantford, Ont, Oct. 21, 1879, son of Rev. Thomas and Marion Brock. Educated Toronto. With J. Dick & Co., Ltd., bag manufacturers, Toronto. Came to Winnipeg, 1900. Married Edith Codd; Winnipeg, 1904; has two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton; Assiniboine; Commercial Travellers. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: hunting. Protestant Address: 117 Rose St., Winnipeg, Man. RICHARD ADDISON BROCKLEBANK. BROCKLEBANX, Richard Addison.— Contractor, 9 Bell Block, Calgary. President, Calgary Builders' Exchange; vice- president, Sandstone Brick & Sewer Pipe Co., Ltd. Born Bruce County, Ont, Nov. 23, 1864, son of Richard and Ann Jane Brocklebank. Educated public school, Brant County. Came to Alberta 1898. Employee, bridge and building department, C. P. R, Alberta, 1898-1901; foreman for Thomas Underwood, Calgary, 1901-1907; took over Thomas Underwood's business, 1907. Alderman, Calgary, 1903-1904; 1908, 1909, 1910-1911. Married Barbara George, daughter of James George, 1892; has two daughters. Clubs: Alberta; Canadian. Societies: A. F. -fe A. M.; C. O. F. Conservative; Methodist Address: 321 Eleventh Ave., E.. Calgary, Alta BRODXE, Harry Walter.— General Passenger Agent, C. P. R., Vancouver. Born Fredericton, N. B., June 8, 1874, son of William and Barbara Ross Bro- die. Educated public schools. Office boy, Manchester, Robertson. Sc Allison, St John, N. B., 1889; junior clerk, C. P. R, St. John, 1895; stenographer and clerk, C. P. R., Boston, Mass., 1895; Toronto, 1895; subsequently chief clerk, Toronto; chief clerk, Winnipeg, 1899; assistant general passenger agent, Winnipeg, 1905; present position, 1910. Married Frances Shanly Denison, Winnipeg, 1906. Clubs: Manitoba; Terminal City. Presbyterian. Address: Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver. B. C. 61 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY FRANCIS ARTHUR BRODIE. BRODIE, Francis Arthur.—Manager Bank of Toronto, 446 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Forest, Ont., Nov. 21, 1872, son of Malcolm and Isabella Campbell Brodie. Educated Clerk, M. Fleming, 1890; Sarnia, 1890 onto, Barrie, 1891; inspector's staff, manager, Stayner, 1901; Gaspe, Que., Vancouver, since Forest Model School, banker, Forest, 1888- ; clerk, Bank of Tor- Montreal, 1891-1898; Toronto, 1898-1900; 1900; London East, 1902; Gait 1905-1910; 1910. Married Laura Smyth, daughter of Rev. M. A., Ph. D., Montreal, daughters Recreations: Independent; sons and Andrew's, yachting. Addr W. J. Smyth, 1898; has two Society: St. golf, bowling, Presbyterian. York St., Vancouver, B. C. BROOKBANK, John Allen.—Manager International Harvester Co., Calgary. Born Liberty, Ind., Aug. 25, 1875, son of D. C. and Clara Brookbank. Educated high school. Liberty; Miami University. Manager International Harvester Co., Terre Haute, Ind., 1901; St. John, N. B., 1903-1906; appointed manager Calgary branch, 1906; director Calgary General Hospital. Married Cora E. Ryan, 1903; has two daughters. Club: Calgary, Golf and Country. Societies: Elks, A. F. & A. M.; (Scottish Rite; R. A. M.; Shrin- ers). Recreations: tennis, golf, hunting. Presbyterian. Address: 513 Seventeenth St., Calgary, Alta. BROOKS, Noel E., C. E.—Division Engineer, Alberta Division, C. P. R.. Calgary; director Western Agencies Sc Development Co., Ltd; director Southeast Calgary Corporation. Ltd- Born Sherbrooke, Que., Dec. 25, 1866, son of Honorable Mr. Justice E. T. and Louise Brooks. Educated Bishops College, Len- noxville, Que. Connected with engineering department, C. P. R.. since 1887. Came to Alberta, IS90. Married Marion Smith, 1910. Club: Ranchmens. Societies: Canadian Society of C. E.; American Engineering Association. Recreation: shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Braemar Lodge, Calgary, Alta. HERBERT A. BROMLEY. BROMLEY, Herbert A. — Secretary, Union Club of British Columbia, Victoria. Born Stoke. Newark, England, March 6, 1879, son of Sir. Henry Bromley, Bart., and Lady Bromley. Educated Eton College. Came to British Columbia. 1905; assistant private secretary to His Honour, the Lieutenant Governor of British Columbia, 1906-1909; director Bevan. Gore & Eliot, Victoria and Vancouver. Club: Union. Recreations: athletics. Address: Victoria, B. C. FROOKSMITH, Eldred John, B. A., L. L. M.—Barrister. Born Cheltenham, England, March 3, 1856, son of John and Mary Nicholson Brooksmith. Educated St. John's College; Cambridge University, England. Practiced England, 1879; instructor mechanics, Royal Military Academy, Woolwich, England, 1885; examiner mathematics to the Admiralty, England, 1902. Came to Saskatchewan, 1907; practiced Areola, 1909. High school trustee. Areola. Married Marie Louisa Blencowe. Brackley; has two sons. Society: London Mathematical. Address: Areola, Sask. BROUGHAM, Wilfrid Francis, B. A. (Camb.)—Solicitor, Pacific Bldg. Vancouver. Born Brougham, Westmoreland. England, Nov. 25, 1865, son of Hon. Wilfrid and Francesca Brougham. Edu- 62 ra**^BraffiSS WHO'S WHO, AND WHY cated Charterhouse and Pembroke College, Cambridge. Came to British Columbia 1897. Married Elizabeth Frances Leeds Graham. Clubs: M. C. C. (England); Vancouver; Western. Address: Angus Ave., Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. BROWN, Andrew Lindsay.—Postmaster, Broadview. Born near Kensington, P. E. I., June 6, 1871, son of William and Elizabeth Brown. Educated Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown, P. E. I. Taught school, Prince Edward Island, three years; came West and taught Saskatchewan, seven years; appointed present position, 1897. Mayor of Broadview, 1910; re-elected, 1911; served two years as councillor. Married Janet Eliza Sharpe, daughter of John Sharpe, J. P., Kensington, P. E. I., 1883; has three sons and three daughters. Recreations: curling, rifle, chess. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Broadview, Sask. BROWN, Annie Gardiner.—Wife of Hon. George W. Brown. Lieutenant- Governor of Saskatchewan. Born Norwich, Ont., daughter of James and Beatrice Eadie Barr. Educated Brantford Collegiate Institute. Graduate, English and Arts, Brantford Young Ladies College; Gold and Silver medalist; graduate Arts of Alma College, St. Thomas, Ont Came to Saskatchewan, 1895. Exhibited painting at World's Fair, Chicago, 1903, which received special mention. Married Hon. George W. Brown, 1895; has one son and one daughter. Societies: Daughters of Empire; W. C. T. U; Local Council of Women; Hospital Aid; Musical Society; Y. W. C. A.; president Aberdeen Association. Recreations: tennis, skating. Methodist. Address: Government House, Regina, Sask. BROWN, David E.—Of Brown & Macaulay, Ltd., Financial and Insurance Agents, 585 Granville St., Vancouver. Born Owen Sound, Ont, March 20, 1855, son of George and Margaret Brown. Educated public schools, Owen Sound and Fergus, Ont. Station agetn. Ontario, 1880-1883; freight agent, C. P. R., Winnipeg, 1883-1886; assistant general freight and passenger agent. C. P. R., 1886-1892; general agent, C. P. R., Orient, 1892- 1906; retired on pension from C. P. R., 1906; established present business, 1906. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City; St. James (Montreal). Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: fishing, boating. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1639 Comox St, Vancouver, B. C. BROWN, Edward. — Financial Agent, 210 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Gres- ham, Bruce County. Ont., May 23, 1865, son of E. J. and Christina Brown. Ed ucated St Catharines, Ont. Merchant, Paisley, Ont.. 1882. Came to Portage la Prairie, 1888; Winnipeg, 1909. Chairman, Manitoba Provincial Liberal Executive Association. Mayor Portage la Prairie, six years. Married Esther Huston, Portage la Prairie, 1892; has two sons. Club: Manitoba. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. FRANK C. BROWN. BROWN, Frank C.— Secretary and Manager of Donnelly, Watson & Brown, Ltd., Calgary; president and managing director, Donnelly, Watson Sc Brown, Ltd.. Water St., Vancouver. Born New Brunswick, Aug. 24, 1883, son of G. L. and Bertha A. Brown. Educated Peti- codiac, N. B.; with Manchester, Robertson & Allison, St. John, N. B., 1898. Came to Alberta, 1904. Member Council Calgary Board of Trade. Served South African Constabulary; medalist, cover- iner Transvaal, Cape Colony, and Orange River Colony. Club: Alpine. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: riding, mountaineering. Address: 526 Seventeenth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. BROWN, Frederick Harrison.—Managing Director and Secretary Calgary Milling Co., Ltd., 820 Fourth St., W., Calgary; secretary Calgary Water Power Co., Ltd.; director Calgary Iron Works., Ltd. Born Madoc, Ont, Aug. 14, 1865, son of Henry and Eliza Wilson Brown. Educated Ontario Business College, Belleville. Came to Alberta, 1887; accountant Eau Claire & Bow River Lumber Co., Ltd.. 1887-1908; present position since 1908. Married Anna 63 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY M. May, Toronto, 1906; has one daughter. Recreation: motoring. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Calgary, Alta. BROWN, George Bell, D. D. S.—Dentist Born Peel County, Ont, July 4, 1867, son of Rev. John and Margaret Brown. Engaged farming, Manitoba, 1880-1893. Taught Tacoma Business College. Graduated Chicago College of Dentistry. Came to Nanaimo and established present business practice, 1900* Married Mary Z. Shaw, Nanaimo, 1901; has one son. Recreations: shooting, hunting. Address: McCleary St., Nanaimo, B. C. BROWN, Hen. James Thomas, B. A., X. C.—Judge of the Supreme Court of Saskatchewan. Born Huntingdon, Que., Oct. 22, 1871, son of Samuel and Margaret White Brown. Educated Huntingdon Academy; McGill University. Came to Manitoba, 1893; Saskatchewan, 1896; member of firm Brown, Wylie & Mun- dell, Moosomin, 1896. Elected to Saskatchewan Legislature for Souris, 1905; unsuccessful candidate to House of Commons for Qu'Appelle, 1908. Married Alice M. Lewis, Moosomin, 1902; has three sons. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Regina, Sask. BROWN, John Boschetti Leadley, B. A.—Barrister. Born Liverpool. England, Oct. 13, 1871, son of Leadley Brown and Fanny Fraser Newbery Boschetti. Educated Bloxham, Oxford; Cambridge University; practiced England, 1897-1906; came to Canada, 1906; practiced Tyvan since 1907; secretary-treasurer Tyvan School District and Village of Tyvan. Married Marrianne Elizabeth Forgan, Northwich, England, 1909. Anglican, Address: Tyvan, Sask., or Heswall, Cheshire, England. BROWN, His Honour John Robert.— County Court Judge, Grand Forks. Born Sarnia Township, Lambton County, Ont., Feb. 19, 1863, son of Thomas William and Mary McGregor Brown. Educated public and grammar schools and Collegiate Institute, Sarnia, Ont. Law student with Lister & Cowan, Sarnia, 1892; practiced Sarnia 1896-1898; came to British Columbia, 1898; practiced Greenwood, 1899-1907; appointed judge, 1907; represented Greenwood, British Columbia Legislature, 1903-1906. Married Florence May Whitmarsh, 1903; has three sons and three daughters. Club: Greenwood. Societies: I. O. F.; Maccabees. Recreations: fishing, curling, bridge whist. Methodist. Address: Grand Forks, B. C. BROWN, John Cunningham.—Warden of British Columbia Penitentiary, New Westminster. Born Fermoy, Cork, Ireland, Feb. 13, 1844, son of Robert Campbell Brown, M. A., and Catherine Brown. Educated Royal Academy and Queen's College, Belfast Ireland. Came to British Columbia by sea, 1862. Owner and editor of Dominion Pacific Herald, now The Columbian, New Westminster, 1871. Represented New Westminster City, British Columbia Legislature, 1890-1894; 1900-1901; Minister of Finance, 1900; Provincial Secretary, 1901; member British Columbia Fisheries Commission, 1905-1907; appointed to present position, 1907. School trustee, 1875-1876; postmaster, 1880-1900; Mayor of New Westminster, 1890-1891. Served with New Westminster Volunteers and Militia, 1863-1881. Married Kate Clarkson, New Westminster; has four sons and two daughters. Recreations: boating, rifle shooting, books, chess. Address: 63 Columbia St., E., New Westminster, B. C. MERVYN A. BROWN. BROWN, Mervyn A.—Real Estate and Financial Broker. Born Little York, P. E. I., March 27, 1884, son of Abraham and Elizabeth Brown. Educated public and high schools, Prince Edward Island. Engaged mercantile business Charlotte- town, 1900; came to Alberta and established present business, 1905; member of Medicine Hat Board of Trade; Alderman, 1911-1912. Society: A.F. & A. M. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Medicine Hat, Alta. 64 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY HON. GEORGE WILLIAM BROWN. BROWN, Hon. George William. — Lieutenant Governor of Province of Saskatchewan. Born Holstein, Grey County, Ont, May 30, 1860, son of Thomas and Annie Brown. Educated Mount Forrest High School; Brantford College Institute; Toronto University. Farmed with his father, Holstein. Came to Regina, 1882; "farmed, 1882-1888; studied law, 1888-1891. when formed partnership with Norman MacKenzie, K. C, firm being later known as MacKenzie, Brown, Thom Sc McMorran. Con tested North Regina for Legislative Assembly of Northwest Territories unsuccessfully, 1888; elected 1894; re-elected 1898, 1902; on account of ill-health declined nomination, 1905. Member Public and Union School Board, 1889-1901; Alderman, Regina," 1909; resigned, 1910. Appointed Lieutenant Governor, 1910. Married Annie Gardiner Barr, Norwich, Ont., 1895; has one son and one daughter. Recreation: traveling. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Government House, Regina, Sask. 65 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY BROWN, Percival Rideout, J. P.— Real Estate and Insurance Broker, 1112 Broad St., Victoria. Born North Sydney, N. S., Aug. 21, 1855, son of George Stairs and Sarah Howe Austen Brown. Educated North Sydney. Came to British Columbia, 1872; manager Sayward Lumber Co., 1872-1881; manager British Columbia Land & Investment Agency. 1882-1900; manager Colonist Printing & Publishing Co., 1900-1903; established present business, 1903. Married Annie Mary Jenkinson, 1878; has six sons and three daughters. Club: Pacific. Recreations: gardening, fishing. Anglican. Address: "Birchwood," Victoria, B. C. BROWN, Thomas Dowrick, B. A., LL. B.—Of Brown & Thomson, Barristers and Solicitors, Wheatley Bldg., Regina. Born Port Hope, Ont. Jan. 27, 1880, son of John and Elizabeth Jane Brown. Educated public schools, Killarney, Man.; Wesley College; Manitoba University. Teacher and principal Oak Lake Intermediate School, Oak Lake, Man.,' 1900; law student with J. T. Brown, K. C, Moosomin, Sask., 1902; called to Manitoba bar and practiced under firm name Brown, Wylie Sc Brown; member of firm Balfour, Martin. Casey & Brown, Regina; member of firm Brown, Thomson & Brown; on J. T. Brown's appointment to Supreme Court bench continued business under present style; senior law examiner for Manitoba since 1907; editor Saskatchewan and Alberta Law Reports of Northwest Territories to the formation of the two provinces. Married Evelyn Jane Roberts, Cobourg, Ont, 1909. Recreations: tennis, curling. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 2153 Mclntyre St., Regina, Sask. BROWN, Walter George, M. A., B. D. —Of Knox Presbyterian Church, Red Deer. Born Athelstan, Que., Sept. 16, 1875, son of Charles and Christina Brown. Educated Huntingdon Academy; McGill University. Missionary to lumbermen, Northern Ontario, and to miners, Slocan District,' B. C. Inducted as minister of present charge, 1908. Married Martha Ann, daughter of Rev. Andrew Rowat, St. Lambert, Que., 1904; has two daughters. Recreations: curling, rifle shooting. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Red Deer, Alta. BROWNLEE, J. H., C. E., B. C L. S., D. L. 8.—325 Homer St., Vancouver. Born Carleton County, Ont, March 18, 1856, son of Thomas and Ellen Brownlee. Educated School Collegiate Dutch Church. New York; Massachusetts Technical School, Boston; Ottawa and Toronto. Came to British Columbia practiced Victoria, 1890; corresponding- member American Geographical Society of New York and New York Historical Society. Married Martha Muir, Newdale, Man., 1880; has one son and three daughters. Clubs: Western, New Westminster, and Arctic, Seattle. Address:*] 742 Bidwell St., Vancouver, B. C. GEORGE JAMES BRYAN, B. A. BRYAN, George James, B. A.—President and Managing Director Albertaj Loan & Investment Co., Ltd., 233a Eighth Ave., W., Calgary; directoij Western Supply & Equipment Co., Ltd Born Quebec, Oct 23, 1868, son ol George and Christina Bryan. Educated St. Francis College, Richmond, Que.. Queen's University. Came to Alberta 1897; school inspector, 1897-1903; prm] cipal Provincial Normal School, 1903-j 1909; established present business, 1909 i-aember Board of Management Presbyj terian College, Strathcona. Married Mary Isabella McLachlan, Regina, 1899 has one son. Society: A. F. & A. Mi Presbyterian.. Address: 414 Fourth Ave.i W., Calgary, Alta. BRYAN, Major Willoughby Charles.— Clerk of District Court, Macleod. Borr Devonshire, England, Dec. 16, 1866, sor of Charles Aram and Mary Bryan. Ed] ucated Blundells and Devon Counts schools and Sandhurst Came to Mam itoba and engaged farming, 1884. Movec to Alberta and joined Royal Northwesi Mounted Police, serving successively at] Constable, Corporal, Sergeant, Stafi Sergeant and Sergeant Major, Macleod] 1888-1908; at present Major in comj mand B. Squadron, 23d Alberta Ran gers; Councillor Macleod since 19081 chairman Work and Property Commit-j tee; chairman Police Commission; secj retary and managing director Macleod Horse Show. Married Mary Nelson] Neuagh, Ireland, 1890; has three sons] Clubs: South Alberta; Electric City Montana. Societies: I. O. O. F.; I. O! F; C. Y. M. B. A.; W. O. W.; K of O Recreations: riding, shooting, bowling cricket curling. Liberal; Roman Cath! olic. Address: Macleod, Alta 66 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY BRYANT, James Fraser, B. A., M. A., iL. B.—Of Allan, Gordon, Bryant & Jordon, Barristers, Regina Born Glen- tllan, Ont, May 19, 1877, son of Rev. fames and Dora Stuart Bryant. Edu- ated public schools, Bradford and To- •onto; Upper Canada College; St. Catherine's Collegiate Institute; Queen's Jniversity; Manitoba University. Came o Saskatchewan, 1901. Taught English, listory and languages, Strathern High school, 1901-1902; law student with ludge Johnstone, Regina, 1902; joined aw firm of Jones, Gordon & Bryant, Regina, 1906. Treasurer of Royal As- ronomical Society, Saskatchewan; reasurer Provincial Social and Moral ieform Association; secretary Regina ?ity and Regina County Conservative Association. Served as private, 90 th itegiment, Winnipeg, 1906. Married liable Myra Boyd, Regina, 1908. Soci- U. W.; I. O. F; L. O. L. gardening. Conservative; Address: 2120 Albert St., jties: A. O. Recreation: -'resbyterian. Regina, Sask BRYCE, Rev. George, M. A., D. D., EiL. D., F. R. S. C.—Born Mount Pleas- tnt, Brantford, Ont., April 22, 1844, son )f George Bryce. J. P., and Catherine Bryce. Educated Brantford High School: Poronto University; Knox College, To- •onto. Selected by Presbyterian Church lipeg and organize ege, 1871; .871; Knox :illor and General Assembly to proceed to Win- a church and col- organized Manitoba College, Church, 1872; founder, coun- examiner Manitoba University, 1877-1907; chairman Winnipeg Pubic Library, 1893-1903. Served as volun- eer officer in Ridgeway fight against renians, 1866. Publications: "Manitoba: nfancy, Progress and Present Condi- ion," 1882; "Short History of Canadian People," 1887; "Apostle of Red River," l898; "Remarkable History of Hudson's Bay Co.," 1900; "Makers of Canada" L906. Married Marion Samuel, of Broom House, Kirkliston, West Lothian, Scot- and, 1872. Recreations: curling; was Sjptain of university football club in sollege days. Address: Kilmadock, 189 Colony St., Winnipeg. Man. BRYCE, Marion. — (Wife of Rev. George Bryce, M. A.. D. D., LL. D., F. R. S. C.) Born Kirkliston, West Lothian, Scotland. Educated privately. Married Dr. Bryce, Toronto, 1873, and then came West, later joining staff of Manitoba College as lecturer. Identified liest philanthropic activities Dne of the founders of oldest Society, Winnipeg, the Christian men's Union, which took charge of with ear- of city. Women's Wo- first maternity hospital and later established the Women's Home. Was first president ii W. U; president Old Folks Home, Middlechurch, Man., 1911; secretary- treasurer Knox Church Ladies Aid, 20 years; first president Presbyterian Women's Union; former president Victorian Order of Nurses; former president (succeeding Lady Taylor) National Council of Women, Winnipeg. Has read many papers before historical and sci*- entific societies. Has acted on board of almost every charitable organization, being prime mover in many of city's philanthropic efforts. Fellow of the Royal Society. Recreation: traveling. Address: Kilmadock, Man. ERNEST GEORGE BRYDEN. BRYDEN, Ernest George.—Of Bryden & Munn, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, Mackie Block, Calgary. Born Dumfries, Scotland, July 31, 1885, son of David and Annie Bryden. Educated Oxford. Came to Canada, 1907; clerk, Montreal, 1907; came to Alberta and established present business, 1909. Society: I. O. F. Address: 504 Centre St., Calgary, Alta BRYDEN, Rev. Walter Williamson, B. A., M. A.—St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Lethbridge. Born Gait, Ont, Sept. 18, 1883, son of William Tilley and Harriet Wright Williamson Bryden. Educated Blair public schools; Collegiate Institute, Gait; Toronto University; Knox College, Toronto; Glasgow Divinity Hall, Scotland. Came to Alberta, 1909. Member of Senate of Presbyterian Theological College, Edmonton; Hon. vice-president Lethbridge Caledonia Society. Married Violet Naismith Bannatyne, Calgary, 1910. Recreations: football, tennis. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Lethbridge, Alta. 67 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY BRYDGES, Samuel Markham. — Of Brydges, Blakemore & Cameron, Ltd., Real Estate and Financial Brokers. Director Nelson Street Railway Co., Ltd.; vice-president Osoyoos Coal Co., Ltd. Born Kingston - on - Hull, England, July 8, 1874. Came to Nelson and established present business, 1898. Married Gertrude M. Tierney, Nelson, 1904; has one daughter. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Nelson, B. C. BR YD ONE -JACK, Frederick Wm., M. D.—Physician, Vancouver School Medical Officer. Born Sandbach, England, Jan. 2, 1885, son of Dr. W. D. and Sarah A. Brydone-Jack. Educated McGill University. Came to British Columbia, 1889. Practiced Vancouver since 1908. Married Margaret L. M. Walker, Montreal; has one daughter. Recreations: yachting, outdoor sports. Address: 1436 11th Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. WILLIAM DISBROW BRYDONE-JACK, M. D. BRYDONE - JACK, William Disbrow, M. D.—Physician, 413 Granville St, Vancouver. Vice - president Dominion Trust Co.; medical director British Columbia Life Assurance Co. Born Fred- ericton, N. B., June 12, 1860, son of W. Brydone-Jack, president University of New Brunswick. Educated University of New Brunswick; McGill University; Edinburgh University. Came to British Columbia, 1889. Ex-Alderman; member school board. Married Alice G. Hicklin. Club: Vancouver. Address: 1946 Westminster Ave., Vancouver, B. C. GEORGE DOUGLAS BRYMNER BRYMNER, George Douglas. — Man ager Bank of Montreal, New West minster. Born Melbourne, Que., Dec. 3 1857, son of Douglas and Jane Brymner Educated public schools Melbourne Montreal; St Therese College, St. Ther ese, Que. Joined Bank of Montreal Cornwall, 1874; subsequently stationec Stratford, Almonte, Vancouver. Came t< British Columbia, 1887. Treasurer Agri cultural Society 21 years. Married Anni< E. Harrison, 1881; has one daughter Clubs: Vancouver; Westminster. Recrea tions: all out-door sports. Anglican. Ad dress: 122 First St., New Westminster B. C. ROBERT T. BRYMNER BRYMNER, Robert T.—Manager Canadian Bank of Commerce, Cranbrook president Cranbrook Board of Trade Born Ottawa, May 28, 1875, son o1 68 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Douglas and Jean Brymner. Educated Collegiate Institute, Ottawa. Junior clerk Canadian Bank of Commerce, Ottawa 1892; later, accountant Bank of Commerce, Montreal; accountant Winnipeg, 1908; manager of Cranbrook branch since 1908. Served with Victoria Rifles, Montreal. Married Georgie Grace Stewart, daughter of George N. Stewart, Belleville, Ont, 1907; has two daughters. Club: Cranbrook. Address, Cranbrook, B. C. BUCHAN, Ewing.—Manager Bank of Hamilton, 300 Hastings St., W.r Vancouver; president Vancouver Board of Trade, 1910-1911; president Canadian Club, 1911. Born Toronto, Aug. 11, 1852, son of David Buchan. Educated Upper Canada College. Toronto. Came to Vancouver, 1904. Married Emma M. King. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City. Address: 1114 Barclay St.. Vancouver, B. C. sociation; member board of governors Alberta College; ex-secretary Ontario Hockey Association. Late quartermaster WILLIAM A. BUCHANAN. BUCHANAN, William A., M. P.—Editor and publisher Lethbridge Herald. Born Fraserville, Ont., July 2, 1876, son of Rev. William and .Mary Buchanan. Educated Trenton, Brighton and Norwood, Ont. City editor Telegram, Toronto, 1898; managing director Journal, St. Thomas, 1900. Came to Alberta, 1905. Established Lethbridge Herald as weekly, 1905; as daily, 1907. .Member Alberta Government, 1909-1910; elected to House of Commons for Lethbridge, 1911. President Alberta & Eastern British Columbia Press Association; president Lethbridge Canadian Club; chairman Alberta Amateur Athletic As- 25th Alma 1904; tario, eral; Alta. Regiment St. Thomas. Married Maude Freeman, BuiQihgton, Ont, has one son. Clubs: Chinook; On- Toronto. Recreation: gorf. Lib- Methodist Address: Lethbridge, BUCHANAN, John Ernest. — Chief Fire Brigade, Winnipeg. Born Montreal, June 18, 1882, son of John E. and Mary Buchanan. Educated high school. Montreal. Druggist Montreal, 1878. Came to Winnipeg, 1882. Chairman Firemen's Benevolent Association; president Western Canada Fire Chiefs' Association. Served as Sergeant with 6th Fusiliers, Montreal. Married Mary Macdonald, Winnipeg, 1887; has one daughter. Club: Commercial Travelers. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; A. O. U. W.; C. O. F. Recreations: curling, lacrosse, baseball. Presbyterian. Address: 387 Carlton St., Winnipeg. Man. BUCHANAN, W. W-—Secretary Moral and Social Reform Council of Manitoba, Somerset Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Hamilton, March 9, 1855, son of Morella and David Buchanan. Collector of Inland Revenue, Sarnia, Ont, 1860-1870. Editor and proprietor East Lambton Advocate, Watford, Ont, 1876; came to Winnipeg, 1880. Editor Daily Sun, 1883. Married Letitia Elena Brett Watford, 1884; has two daughters. Liberal; Con- gregationalist. Address: 316% Donald St, Winnipeg, Man. BUCKLIN, Edgar H.—President and General Manager Small Sc Bucklin Lumber Co., Ltd. Born Aurora, 111., April 7, 1860, son of George and Esther Bucklin. Educated Chicago University, law department. Practiced Chicago, 1882; salt manufacturer, New York, 1886; came to British Columbia, 1904. Married Carrie Hawley, Chicago; has one son and two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: motoring. Address: Hotel Russell, New Westminster, B. C. BUCKLIN, W. F. H.—Secretary-treasurer Small & Bucklin Lumber Co., Ltd. Born Warsaw, N. Y., Oct. 22, 1886, son of Edgar H. and Carrie Bucklin. Educated Cornell University. Came to British Columbia as sales manager Small & Bucklin Lumber Co., Ltd., 1907. Clubs: Vancouver Motor; Westminster; Tennis. Society: Delta Tau Delta Fraternity, Cornell. Recreations: football, tennis. Address: Hotel Russell, New Westminster, B. C. 69 Edward. — President & R. Co., Ltd., Real McDougall WHO'S WHO, AND WHY F. golf, Ad- Vancouver, B. peg. Born Lyons, France. June 14, 1885, son of Claude and Alexandra Buffet Educated public schools (Lyons Lyceum), France. Came to Manitoba, 1902. Farming, Manitoba, 1902-1905; established present business, 1906. Liberal; Roman Catholic.-- Address: 107 Chestnut St., Winnipeg, Man. BULL, Alfred Edwin.—Of Harris, Bull & Mason, Barristers and Solicitors, 50§<] Hastings St.. Vancouver. Police Magistrate Vancouver, 1910; first Judge of Juvenile Court for Vancouver. Born Colpoys Bay, Ont, Aug. 5. 1868, son of William and Ann Barnard Bull. Educated public schools; Collegiate Institute, Owen Sound; Osgoode Hall. Studied law with Beatty, Hamilton, Cassels & Co., Toronto; called to Ontario baictl 1894, and practiced with the same firm in 1894-1895; member of firm, Armstrong, Telford & Bull, Owen Sound and. Wiarton, 1896. Came to British Columbia and formed present partnership, 1897. Married Margaret Elizabeth Mc- Kenney, Orangeville, 1900; has two sons. Clubs: Vancouver; Jericho Country; Royal Vancouver Yacht. Society: A & A. M. Recreations: yachting, hunting. Conservative; Anglican. dress: 1375 Burnaby St C. BULLEN, William Fitzherbert.—Director British Columbia Marine Railways Co. Born near London, Ont, June 11, 1857, son of W. F. and A. B. Bullen. Educated privately. Came to British Columbia, 1878; with Albion Iron Works,*' Victoria 1878-1893; engaged shipbuilding and engineering since 1893; director British Columbia Salvage Co. Married Annie Amelia Bushby, daughter of Judge Bushby, and grand-daughter of Sir James Douglas, first Governor of British Columbia, 1884; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Union; Vancouver; Royal Canadian Yacht, Toronto. Recreations: fishing, shooting. Address: Esquimau, B. C. BULLER, Arthur Henry Reginald, B. Sc. (London); D. Sc. (Birmingham); Ph. D. (Leipzig); F. R. S. C.—Professor Botany University of Manitoba. Born Birmingham, Aug. 19, 1874, son of A. G. Buller, J. P.; C. C. Educated Queen's College, Taunton; Mason College, Birmingham; Universities of Leipzig and Munich. An 1851 Exhibition scholar, 1898-1901. Occupied table of British Association, Naples, 1900-1901. Lecturer and demonstrator Botany, University of Birmingham. 1901-1904; University Extension lecturer, 1903; appointed present position, 1904; secretary of Section K of British Association, Winnipeg, 1909. Elected F. R. S. C, 1909 and Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, 1910; member of the British Association for Advance- 70 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ment of Science of the Canadian Forestry Association, the American Phytopathological Society; co-operator editing the Journal of Economic Biology; associate of the Society for Psychical Research. Publications: many scientific papers on physiological botany and other biological subjects; "Researches on Fungi," 1909; has written several articles and published a pamphlet on university development in Manitoba. Recreations: billiards, walking. Address: 597 Ellice Ave., Winnipeg, Man. BULMAN, William John. — President Bulman Bros., Ltd., McDermot and Frances St., Winnipeg. Born Toronto, April 5, 1870, son of William and Frances Bulman. Educated public schools Toronto. Lithographer, Toronto, 1887. Came to Winnipeg, founded firm of Bulman Bros., 1892; director Winnipeg Industrial Bureau and Trustee Co.; secretary Canadian Manufacturers Association. Married Lilly Thompson, Toronto, 1889; has one son and four daughters. Clubs: Carleton; Adanac; Commercial Travelers. Conservative; Methodist Address: 104 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. BULMER, James Herbert. — Of Bul- mer, Downie, Reid Sc Curie, real estate agents, McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg; vice- president Maritime Investment Co, Ltd.; secretary-treasurer Winnipeg Development Co.; director Central Valley Land Co., Ltd. Born Cumberland County, N. S-, Aug. 11, 1867, son of George and Fannie Bulmer. Educated Horton Academy. General store business, New Brunswick, 1880. Came to Winnipeg, 1902. Member Board of Trade. Married Anna Fillmore, Westmoreland, N. B., 1897; has two daughters. Club: Canadian. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: tennis. Liberal. Address: 543 Camden Place, Winnipeg, Man. BUNNELL, John H.—General Agent Bunnell Block, Moose Jaw. Born Sussex, N. B., Sept 17, 1853, son of Isaac and Martha Bunnell. Educated public schools Sussex; commercial school, St. John, N. B. Employed construction work C. P. R, Winnipeg, 1880; farming, Indian Head, 1882-1889; implement business, Indian Head, 1889-1891; with Massey-Harris Co., Moose Jaw, 1891- 1892; local manager, 1892-1909; established present business, 1909. Councillor. Indian Head, 1885-1886; Alderman, Moose Jaw, 1906; Mayor, 1907. Married Agnes McFarland, Glasgow, Scotland, 1891; has one son and six daughters. JOHN H. BUNNELL. Society: A. O. U. W. Recreations: curling, driving, motoring. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 24 Athabasca St., E., Moose Jaw, Sask. EMIL MARIE BUNOZ, O. M. I., D. D. BUNOZ, Emil Marie, O. M. I., D. D.— Prefect Apostolic of Yukon. Born Sales, Savoy, France, Feb. 24, 1864, son of An- toine and Jeanne Bunoz. Educated Rumilly's College and Gregorian University, Rome. Came to British Columbia, 1891. Rector St Peter's Cathedral, New Westminster, 1891; later appointed Vicar General of Diocese; transferred to Dawson, Y. T., 1902; appointed Prefect Apostolic for Northern British Columbia and Yukon, 1908. Address: Prince Rupert, B. C. 71 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY HIS HONOUR GEORGE HEDLEY VICARS BULYEA, B. A., LL. D. BULYEA, His Honour George Hedley Vicars, B. A., LL. D.—Lieutenant Governor of Alberta. Born Gagetown, N. B., Feb. 17, 1859, son of James and Jane Bulyea. Educated Queen's County, N. B., grammar school, and University of New Brunswick. Principal Sheffield Academy, Sunbury County. N. B.. 1878-1882; came to Winnipeg. 1882; in business Qu'Appelle, 1883-1897; selected as a member of first executive council Northwest Territories Legislature, 1892; unsuccessful candidate, 1891; elected, 1894; special representative to Yukon. 1897; re-elected, 1898; commissioner of agriculture Territorial Government 1902; public works, 1903; appointed first Lieutenant Governor Alberta, Sept. 1, 1905; sworn in for second term, Oct. 20, 1910. Married Annie Blanche Babbitt, Gagetown, N. B., 1885. Club: Edmonton. Recreations: driving, traveling. Address: Edmonton, Alta. 72 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY BURBIDGE, Herbert Edward.—Sales- shops Commissioner, Hudson's Bay Co., Winnipeg. Born London. England, May 8, 1880, son of Richard Burbidge, managing director Harrod's, Ltd.. London. England. Educated Maidenhead College, England. Wholesale merchandise, London, 1897; connected with the executive of Harrod's, Ltd., London, England, 1901-1910. Came to Winnipeg, 1910. Married Harriet G. Hamilton, Littleton, Middlesex, England, 1902; has one son. Club: Manitoba. Recreations: riding, boating, motoring, swimming, tennis. Address: Royal Alexandra Hotel, Winnipeg. Man. HENRY ARNOLD BURBIDGE, LL. B. BURBIDGE, Henry Arnold, B. A., LL. B.—Of Andrews, Andrews, Burbidge Sc Bastedo, Barristers and Solicitors, Aikins Bldg., Winnipeg. Born St. John, N. B., July 1, 1874, son of Hon. George Wheelock Burbidge, Judge of the Exchequer Court of Canada, and Alice E. Burbidge. Educated Ottawa Collegiate Institute; Upper Canada College; Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Member of the firm of Perkins, Fraser, Burbidge & Gibson, Ottawa 1898. Came to Winnipeg, 1905. Served Lieutenant 43d Duke of Cornwall's Own Rifles. Married Lucie Hope Turner, Hamilton, 1907; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Laurentian, Ottawa; Manitoba; Winnipeg Golf; Western Canada Military Institute. Recreation: golf. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 208 Kingsway, Winnipeg, Man. BURDICX, Arthur Charlton. — Of Green & Burdick Bros., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, Langley and Broughton Sts., Victoria. Born London, Ont, Jan. 30, 1874, son of Isaac Newton and Helen Burdick. Educated public schools London and Ingersoll. Came to British Columbia, 1897. Established present business, 1907. Married Vina Dixie, 1901; has one son. Clubs: Union; Pacific. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: motoring. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 516 Rupert St, Victoria, B. C. BURK, Daniel Francis.—General Manager New Ontario Colonization Association; owner Port Arthur Herald. Born Bowmanville, Ont., 1848, son of William K. and Clara Coryell Burk. Educated public and high schools, Bowmanville. Joined Ontario Bank, Whitby, Ont, 1867; manager Ontario Bank, Port Arthur, 1875-1884; resigned, 1884, to become financial manager for his brother, Marvin Burk, president and thur, Duluth same merged C. P. R. contractor. Vice- general & Western into C. N. Germany, 1898. 15 th Battalion South African Port Ar- Railway until R, 1898; director Port Arthur Light Sc Power Co., until same acquired by town. Married Annabel Ida Gerrie, 1873; has seven sons. Address: Port Arthur, Ont. BURMESTER, Charles Mans el. — Of Ward, Burmester & Von Graevenitz, Financial Brokers, 411 Pender St., W., Vancouver. Director British Columbia Homes Trust Co., Ltd. Born London. England, Oct 23, 1875, son of Walter Stewart and Florence A. Burmester. Educated Dulwich College and Scoones' College for Diplomatic Service. Private secretary to director general of Nord- deutscher-Lloyd Steamship Co., Bremen, Trooper 58th Company, Imperial Yeomanry, War, 1899 (Queen's medal, four clasps). Chief clerk Prime Minister's Office, Bloemfontein. South Africa, 1905. Married Mabel Mary Bick- ley, Germiston, South Africa; has one daughter. Came to British Columbia, 1909. Recreations: shooting, fishing, riding. Address: 2037 Pendrell St., Vancouver, B. C. BURNETT, Arthur, B. A., B. C. L.— (McGill.) Barrister, Parsons Block, Maple Creek. Born Farnham Centre, Que., Feb. 1, 1873, son of Thomas Luther and Louisa Burnett. Educated Dunham and Cowansville academies; McGill University. Law student Foster, Martin & Girouard, Montreal, 1895-1898. Practiced under firm name of Smyth & Burnett, Montreal, 1899; came to Saskatchewan, 1903; secretary - treasurer Maple Creek. 1903-1909; solicitor for town of Maple Creek; Merchants Bank; Union Bank; R G. Dun & Co.; Frost & Wood; Great West Life, etc. Life Governor Maple Creek General Hospital. Married Ethel Mildred Brown. Montreal, 1903. Club: Cypress. Medicine Hat Society: I. O. F. Recreations: baseball, cricket, tennis, curling. Conservative: Anglican. Address: Harder St.. Maple Creek, Sask. BURNETT, Frank, Jr.—Manager Canadian Financiers, Ltd., 622 Granville St., Vancouver; secretary Port of Vancouver Dry Docks Sc Shipbuilding Co 73 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Born Montreal, September 29, 1876, son of Frank and Henrietta C. Burnett. Educated St. Johns College, Winnipeg Came to British Columbia, 1895. Served as private Sixth Company, Vancouver, 1899. Married Anna Josephine Mulhall, daughter of James J. Mulhall, Vancouver, 1901; has three sons and one daughter. Club: Vancouver Press. Recreation: bowling. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 1877 Comox St., Vancouver, B. C. BURNETT, William Brenton, B. A., M. D., C- M.—Physician. Born Sussex. N. B., June 13, 1870, son of Dr. Joshua U. and Amelia Burnett Educated Acadia. N. S.; McGill University. Came to Vancouver, 1899; began practice, 1893. Married Edith Alcorn, Vancouver, 1903; has one daughter. Address: 801 Burrard St., Vancouver, B. C. BURNS, Herbert Deschamps. — Manager Bank of Nova Scotia, Vancouver. Born Digby, N. S., June 11, 1878, son of Charles and Sarah Burns. Educated high schools, Digby; Moncton, N. B. Joined Bank of Nova Scotia Moncton; came to British Columbia 1906;- treasurer Bishop Latimer College. Married Marguerite Williams, 1903; has three sons. Clubs: Vancouver; Jericho Country; Minoru. Recreation: golf. Address: 1637 Haro St., Vancouver. B. C. J. M. BURNS. BURNS, J. M.—Of P. Burns Sc Ltd., Calgary Alta Co., BURNS, John T.—Executive Secretary International Dry Farming Congress, to be held Lethbridge, 1912. Born Kalamazoo, Mich., July 17, 1871, son of Thomas Burns. Educated public schools, Kalamazoo. With the Herald, Kalamazoo, 1879; Telegraph, Kalamazoo, 1879; Daily Moon, Battle Creek, Mich., 1879; Journal and News, Detroit, Mich., 1880-1895; Item, Mobile, Ala, 1895; Journal, Detroit 1896; Beacon, Wichita Kan., 1897; JOHN T. BURNS. Mail, Colorado Springs, 1898; Telegraph, Colorado Springs, 1899; editor, owner and publisher Frontier Magazine, Denver,* Colo., 1900-1902; secretary Colorado State Commercial Association, 1902-1907; present position since 1907. Married Eleanor L. Armstrong, 1896. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Address: Lethbridge, Alta. THOMAS J. BURNS. BURNS, Thomas J.—Customs House officer. Born Kingston, Dublin, Ireland, Dec. 21, 1832, son of Thomas and Jane Murphy Burns. Came to Philadelphia Pa., 1850; from there to California, 1854, by the Nicaragua route and spent four years in the California gold diggings; came to Victoria, 1858. Chief of Fire Department, 1865-1866; proprietor Fashion House until 1878; built Burns Block, 1887; proprietor American Hotel, 1871-1900. Married Catherine McCloy, New York, 1862; has six sons and two daughters. Society: A. O. TJ. W. Recreation: baseball. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 1048 Pandora St, Victoria, B. C. WHO'S WHO. AND WHY PATRICK BURNS. BURNS, Patrick.—Of P. Burns & Co., Ltd., Pork Packers and Provisioners, Born Oshawa, Ont, July 6, 1856. son of Michael and Bridget Gibson Burns. Educated Kirkfield, Ont. Came to Manitoba, 1879; cattle dealer, Winnipeg, 1879-1890; came to Alberta and estab lished present business, 1890. Married Eilleen Ellis, daughter of Thomas Ellis, Victoria 1901; has one son and one daughter. Club: Ranchmen's. Society: K. of C. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: Calgary, Alta. 75 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY THOMAS SANDERSON BURNS. BURNS, Thomas Sanderson. — City Treasurer Calgary. Born Harrington- shire, Scotland, Sept. 4, 1846, son of John and Agnes Wallace Burns. Educated public and grammar schools, ■ Scotland. Engaged with his father, John Burns, railway timber contracting; entered the firm at the age of 20; the firm name John Burns & Son, Scotland. Came to Canada, 1881; Alberta, 1883; Auctioneer, Calgary, 1883-1895; assistant City Assessor, 1895-1904; Treasurer and Assessor, 1904-1907; City Treasurer since 1907. Published first pamphlet advertising Calgary, entitled, "Calgary, Her Industries and Resources," 1885. Married Agnes Hepburn, Scotland, 1869; has four sons and two daughters. President St. Andrews. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address. 433 Fourth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta BURNS, William Ernest, B. A. — Of Burns & Walkem, Barristers and Solicitors, 739 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Milton, Ont. June 19, 1874, son of Nelson and Eleanor Tyler Burns. Educated Toronto Collegiate Institute; Toronto University (B. A., 1895). Called to Ontario Bar, 1900. Came to British Columbia, practiced alone, 1901; Burns Sc Daly, 1902; present firm formed 1905. Served with K. Company, Q. O. R., Toronto, 1892-1895. Married Catherine M. Hall, daughter of Adam Hall, Peterboro, Ont, 1903; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver; Jericho Country. Recreations: golf, lacrosse. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. BURRELL, Frank.—Of Pemberton & Sons, Real Estate, Pemberton Block, Victoria. Born Yorkshire, England, Sept. 16, 1861, son of Francis and Martha Bur- rell. Came to British Columbia 1891. Married K. A. Berry, Victoria, 1891; has one son*and five daughters. Clubs: Pa---* cific; Canadian. Recreations: cricket golf, shooting. Conservative; - Anglican./ Address: Summerdyne, Oak Bay, Victoria, B. C. THEODORE ARTHUR BURROWS. BURROWS, Theodore Arthur, ex-M. P. —Lumber manufacturer. Born Ottawa, Aug. 15, 1857, son of Henry J. and Sarah Burrows. His grandfather, Capt. John Burrows, R. E., came from England, 1809, and was first settler on present site of Ottawa, being patentee of farm now known as the Sparks Estate, and had charge of construction of Rideau Canal. Educated Ottawa public and high schools; Manitoba College, Winnipeg. Came to Manitoba, 1875, on survey party with Sir. Wm. Ogilvie; surveyed Riding Mountain and Dauphin County; entered Manitoba College, 1876; law office of Frederick MacKenzie, 1877: lumber business mouth of Winnipeg River and Lake Winnipeg, 1879; other enterprises until 1886; later went into retail lumber business, Winnipeg. Owns largest sawmill, Manitoba, and has extensive lumber interests. Land commissioner, C. N. R., 1897-1904, and largely instrumental getting that road built into Dauphin County. First member for Dauphin, Manitoba Legislature, 1892- 1903; member House of Commons, 1904- 1908. Married Georgina K. Creasor, Owen Sound, 1889; has one son. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: all outdoor sports. Liberal; Methodist Address: 187 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Man. 76 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HON. MARTIN BURRELL. BURRELL, Hon. Martin, Minister of Agriculture.—Born Faringdon, Berkshire. England, Oct. 15, 1858, son of Edward and Jane Burrell. Educated St. John's College, Hurstpierpoint. Came to Can- ada, 1885; engaged horticultural work Niagara Peninsula, 1885-1899; came to British Columbia, 1900-fl Elected to House of Commons for Yale-Cariboo, 1904, 1911; minister of agriculture, 1911; member provincial board of horticulture, 1900; fruit commissioner and lecturer for British Columbia to England,, 1907- 1908. Married Sara B. Armstrong, Swindon, Wilts. England. Address: Grand Forks, B. C. 77 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY BUR WASH, Rev. Edward Moore Jackson, M. A., B. D.—Professor of Science, Columbian College, New Westminster. Born Cobourg, Ont., July 10, 1873, son of Rev. Nathaniel and Margaret Bur- wash. Educated Collegiate Institute. Cobourg, Ont.; Victoria University and Toronto Univerpity. Came to British Columbia to take present positon, 1905. Member Executive, British Columbia Academy of Science. Canada; Madawaska, National Geological, door sports, canoeing Club: Alpine of Ontario. Society: Recreations: out- Address: Colum bian College, New st minster BUSCOMBE, Frederick.-—Of Frederick Buscombe Co., Ltd., 560-564 Beattie St., and 319-321 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Bodmin, England, Sept. 2, 1862, son .of Edwin and Isabella Buscombe. Came to Vancouver and opened branch of James A. Skinner & Co., 1891; bought out business, 1899. Mayor, Vancouver, 1905-1906; ex-president Board of Trade; ex-president Vancouver Tourist Association. Address: Vancouver, B. C. vage manager British Columbia Salvage Co.; president Compressed Gas Co., Ltd. Married Violet Carlotta Brae, 1908; has one daughter. Clubs: Terminal City; Royal Vancouver Yacht (charter and life member). Recreation: yachting. Address: 2214 Pandora St., Vancouver, B. C. buscombe, George. — Vice-president and General Manager Frederick Buscombe Co., Ltd., 560-564 Beattie St., and 819-321 Hastings St., Vancouver. Bora^ Hamilton, May 13, 1875, son of Edwin and Isabella Buscombe. With Jas. A. Skinner & Co. Vancouver, 1891; afterwards for some years representing them, covering British Columbia. Married Maud Whitworth, 1899; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; R. A. M.; Scottish Rite Mason; K. T. Mystic Shrine. Address: 2050 Comox St., Vancouver, B. C. busteed, Francis Ferguson, O. E.— General superintendent Pacific division, C. P. R., Vancouver. Born Bonaventure County, Que., Oct. 10, 1858, son of Alex. A. and Margaret Busteed. Educated McGill University. Civil engineer C. P. R., Winnipeg, 1881-1907; appointed general superintendent, Vancouver, 1907. Married Clara L. Ferguson, 1885; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba (Winnipeg).; Vancouver. Address: 1746 Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. BUTCHART, Peter E.—Of the Great West Land Co.. Ltd., 555 First St., Edmonton. Vice-president Edmonton Lumber Co., Ltd. Born Carrick Township, Bruce County, Ont, Oct. 8, 1859, son of John and Isabella. Kennedy Butchart. Educated public schools, Bruce County. Farming, Bruce County, 1878-1883; mercantile business, Mildmay, 1883-1884; Guelph. 1884-1891; Brandon, 1891-1892; travelling insurance agent, 1892-1900; came to Edmonton and engaged real estate and financial business, 1901; present firm incorporated, 1905; director Y. M. C. A.; chairman school board, 1910- 1911; secretary Alberta College Board, since 1903; prominently identified with educational and philanthropic work. Married Fannie W. Welch, Guelph, 1890; WHO'S WHO, AND WHY has four sons and two daughters. Club: Edmonton. Society: A. F. & A. M. (Scottish Rite 32d degree). Liberal; Methodist. Address: 312 Sixth St, Edmonton, Alta BUTTAR, William Shaw.—Of Buttar Sc Chiene, Chartered Accountants, 536 Hastings St., W„ Vancouver. Born Cor- ston, Coupar-Angus, Scotland, July 19 1867, son of David and Emily Buttar. Educated Dundee; Edinburgh University. Came to British Columbia 1905. Married Constance Dewar Morris. Clubs: Vancouver; Royal Vancouver Yacht; Jericho Country; Union (Victoria). Recreation: yachting. Address: 2067 Pendrell St, Vancouver, B. C. CAHAN, Chas. Hazlitt, Jr., LL.B.— Barrister and Solicitor, 543 Granville St., Vancouver. Born Halifax, Oct 22, 1887, son of Charles H. and Mary J. Cahan. Educated Dalhousie University, Dalhousie Law School. Called to Nova Scotia Bar, 1908; practiced Harris, Henry & .Cahan, Halifax. Came to British Gel— umbia, 1908; called to British Columbia Bar 1909. Club: Western. Address Granville Mansion, Vancouver, B. C. JAMES FREDERICK CAIRNS CAIRNS, James Frederick.—General Manager J. F. Cairns Departmental Store, Saskatoon. Born Lawrenceville. Que., March 23, 1870, son of Rev. Hugh and Maria Cairns. Educated Knowlton Academy, Quebec; Albert College, Belleville, Ont (Gold Medalist 1887); Victoria University; school teacher College Institute, Chatham, Ont, 1889-1898; newspaper work Ontario, 1899; came to Saskatoon 1902; chairman high school board since its organization, 1907; President Saskatoon Baseball Association 1908-1909. Married Edith Beatrice Moore, Uhatham, Ont, 1900; has one son. Club: Saskatoon; Societies: A.F. & A.M.; I.O. O.F. Recreations, motoring, baseball. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 624 Spa- dina Crescent, Saskatoon, Sask. CAIRNS, John.—News Editor The Herald, Calgary. Born Parish of Abdie, Fifeshire, Scotland, May 9, 1883. Son of Henry John and Catherine D. Gar- roway Cairns. Came to Canada, 1897. Educated Upper Canada College; Trinity University. Reporter, Winnipeg Tribune, 1904-1906; Winnipeg Telegram, 1906- 1908; night editor, Winnipeg Telegram, 1908-1910; appointed to present position 1911. Married Kathleen Sprado, daughter of Fred W. Sprado, Winnipeg, 1910. Club: Calgary Golf and Country. Conservative. Address: Calgary, Alta LEONARD G. CALDER. CALDER, Leonard G.—Sheriff of Judicial District of Saskatoon, Court House, Saskatoon; Managing Director Saskatoon Loan & Realty Co., Ltd. Born Tennessee, Sept. 8, 1870, son of Lewis and Emma Calder. Moved with parents to Seaforth, Ont, 1872; Oshawa, Ont, 1878; and to Bathgate, N. D., 1881, where educated. Moved to Gretna, Man., 1890; locomotive engineer with C.P.R., Winnipeg, 1891-1903; Saskatoon, 1903-1905; retired from C.P.R. service to organize Electoral District for first time after Province formed, for W. C Sutherland, Speaker of Legislature; organized District for Federal members, Geo. E. Mc- Craney, M.P., and W. E. Knowles, M.P.; elected Alderman by acclamation, 1906; 79 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY appointed Chairman License and Police Committee and member Board of Works, until appointed Sheriff; member Saskatoon Police Commission, 1910. Married Flossie McKirtrick, Petrolia, Ont, 1903; has two daughters. Societies: A.F. & A.M.; K. of P. Recreations: Baseball and hockey. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 908 Spadina Crescent, Saskatoon, Sask. CALDER, His Honor Fred, LL. B.— Judge of the County Court of Cariboo. Born West Bay, Inverness County, N. S., June 5, 1868, son of Robert and Catherine McRae Calder. Educated: Dalhousie University. Practiced law, Port Hood, N. S., 1894; member of firm, Mc- Clure & Calder, Truro, N. S., 1897. Came to British Columbia, 1899; practiced law for some time at Ashcroft, B. C. Served as private, Garrison Artillery, Halifax, 1892. Married Rachel Smith, Port Hood, 1906; has one son. Societies: A.F. & A. M.; Caledonian. Presbyterian. Address: Ashcroft, B. C. CALDER, Hon. James, B.A., LL.D., M.L.A.—Provincial Treasurer, Minister of Education, Minister of Railways, Telegraphs and Telephones for the Province of Saskatchewan, Regina. Born Oxford County, Ont, Sept 17, 1868, son of James and Johanna Calder. Educated: Public Schools, Ingersoll, Ont.; High School, Winnipeg; Manitoba University (honor graduate in science 1888, silver medal). Galled to bar Northwestern Territory, 1906: principal of Moose Jaw High School, 1891-1894; Inspector of Schools, Northwestern Territory, 1894-1900; Deputy Commissioner of Education, Northwestern Territory, 1901-05; elected to Saskatchewan Legislature, 1905; appointed Provincial Treasurer and Commissioner of Education, upon formation of Scott Ministry, 1905; unsuccessful candidate for Milestone, 1908; elected for Saltcoats, 1908; appointed Minister of Railways, Telephones and Telegraphs upon creation of that department. Married Eva. M. Leslie, St. Mary's Ont, 1910. Clubs, Societies: Assiniboia, Canadian, A.F. & A.M.; A.O.U.W. Recreations: lacrosse, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 2174 Mclntyre St., Regina Sask. CALDER, Truman Frederick.—Financial Broker, 112 Second Ave., S., Saskatoon; President Standard Investment Co., Ltd.; Director Canada National Fire Insurance Co.; Manager Excelsior Life Insurance Co.; Treasurer Saskatoon Board of Trade. Born Portage la Prairie, Man., May 17, 1880, son of Lewis and Emma Calder. Educated Public Schools North Dakota and Gretna, Man. Clerk in J. P. Shannon Hardware Co., Glenboro, Man., TRUMAN FREDERICK CALDER 1895-1897; Manager C. B. Armitage & Co., 1897-1900; hardware business for himself, Carlyle, Sask., 1900-1903; real estate and brokerage business, Carlyle, 1903-1905; came to Saskatoon and became Vice-President Saskatoon Loan- & Realty Co., 1905; took over business, 1907; agent for Standard Trusts Co., Winnipeg, since 1902; Provincial Manager since 1909. Married Adella Cochrane, Brandon, Man., 1908;. has one son and two daughters. Club: Saskatoon; Societies: I. O. O. F.; C. O. F. (delegate to Grand Lodge, Montreal, 1909). Recreations: Curling, football. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 304 Twenty-second St,~ Saskatoon, Sask. CALDERON, Alfred Merigon, F. R. A. S.-—Architect 342 Jasper Ave. E., Edmonton. Born Hampton Court, Middlesex, England, June 7, 1861, son of Clara N. Storey and Philip H. Calderon, R. C. Educated: Sevenoaks, Kent; London University College School; Royal Academy Schools. Pupil of late George Edmund Street, R. A., five years; also with Charles J. Ferguson, architect Carlisle; as architect with A., in building of to Canada, 1887; Arnoldi, architect offices New York, England; associated Sir Alma Tadema, R. his residence. Came partner of late King Ottawa, 1887-1895; in Baltimore and Washington, 1895-1906: has practiced, Edmonton since 1906. Married Helen May Bate, Ottawa Clubs: Edmonton; Rideau (Ottawa). Address: 523 Fourth St., Edmonton, Alta. 80 ■•^•R~S*W*XWS-***"S***«**K-*s**!**i* WHO'S WHO. AND WHY ^ MICHAEL CALLANAN, M.D. CALLANAN, Michael, L. R. C. S., I. L. & L. M. (X. & Q.), C. P. I., M. L. A.— Physician. Born Clonakilty County. Cork, Ireland, March 29, 1849, son of Daniel J. Callanan. Educated: Dublin and Paris. Practiced, Kilbrittain and Rosscarbery, County Cork, Ireland, 1875- 1883. Physician to Royal Cariboo Hospital, Barkerville. Represents Cariboo in British Columbia Legislature. Married Hannah Healy, 1885; has one son and two daughters. Conservative; Roman Catholic Address: Barkerville, B. C. CAMBIE, Henry John.—Consulting Engineer, C. P. R., Vancouver. Born County Tipperary, Ireland, Oct. 25, 1836, son of Charles and Jane Disney Cambie. Educated: Leicester,. England. Came to Canada 1852. Engineer, G. T. R, 1854-1861; land surveyor, Ontario, 1861-1864; surveyor, Inter-colonial Ry., 1864-1865; engineer, Pictou, N. S„ 1866; engineer, Windsor & Annapolis Ry., 1867-1869, charge of works, Intercolonial Ry., 1870- 1873. Came to British Columbia 1874. Charge of work, Nanaimo & Esquimault Ry., 1874; surveyor, C. P. R, 1874-1875; charge of surveys, C. P. R, 1876-1879; charge of construction work through Fraser River Canyons, 1880-1885; superintendent of construction, C. P. R., Sa- vona's Ferry to Shuswap Lake, 1884- 1885; engineer Pacific Division, C. P. R., 1886-1902; consulting engineer since 1903. Married Helen E. Fay, Halifax, N. S. Has one son and four daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Anglican Address: Vancouver, B. C. CAMBRIDGE, John James.—Registrar, Supreme and County Courts and Clerk of the Peace, New Westminster. Born Quebec March 29, 1865, son of Thomas and Catherine Cambridge. Educated Montreal and Toronto. Clerk, wholesale fancy goods store, Toronto. 1882. Came to British Columbia, 1889. Was active playing member of New Westminster and Shamrock, Montreal, lacross clubs. Married Maud Mary De- voy, New Westminister; has one daughter. Club: Westminster. Societies: K. of C; C. M. B. A. Recreations: Fishing, hunting, lacrosse. Roman Catholic. Address: 87 Fourth St., New Westminster, B. C. CAMERON, Alexander T., M. A., B.Sc. —Lecturer physiology, Manitoba University, Winnipeg. Born, London, England, May 24, 1882, son of Alexander and Jane M. Cameron. Educated: Edinburgh University, London; Karlsrude, Germany. 1851 Exhibition scholar, 1906- 1909; Carnegie Research Fellow, 1909; present position since 1909; published works in transactions of the Chemical Society; Proceedings Royal Society. Address:' Manitoba University, Winnipeg, Man. CAMERON, Bruce.—Publicity Commis- missioner. Born Chatham, Ont, Sept 25, 1871, son of Donald and Janet McNaughton Cameron. Educated: Public and High Schools Chatham. Came to Alberta, 1903. Reporter, Calgary Al- bertan, Calgary, 1903-1904; Calgary Herald, 1904-1910. Appointed Publicity Commissioner and Clerk to City Com-, missioners, 1911. Conservative. Address: Calgary, Alta DOUGLAS C. CAMERON CAMERON, His Honor Douglas C— Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba Born Prescott County, Ont, June 5, 1854, son of Colin and Annie Cameron. Educated High School, Vankleek Hill, Ont Engaged farming, Ontario, 1871-1880; came to, Winnipeg 1880; engaged in various occupations until fall of 1883, when identified himself with lumber business under firm name Cameron & Co.; later Cameron & Kennedy; business incorporated as Ontario & Western Lumber Co., 1892; later changed to Rat Portage Lumber Co., of which has been general manager since 1892; president since 1894; president Maple Leaf Flour Mills; director Northern Crown Bank; director Man- 81 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY itoba Bridge Sc Iron Co.; director Gas Traction Co. Lieutenant Colonel 79th Highlanders; appointed lieutenant governor of Manitoba 1911. Married Margaret Cameron Ferguson, Vankleek Hill, 1880; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba, St. Charles Country. Recreation: Horses. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Government House, Winnipeg, Man. CAMERON, Duncan, M. L. A.—Farmer. Born Morven, Argyllshire, Scotland. May 1, 1863, son of Alexander and Mary Cameron. Educated Oban, Scotland. One of the first to take up lands Gilbert Plains, 1889; conducted general store, 1893-1899. On formation of municipality became first reeve by acclamation. Represents Gilbert Plains, Manitoba Legislature. Married Christina McTavish, Worcester, Ont, 1896; has one son and four daughters. Presbyterian; Independent Conservative. Address: Gilbert Plains, Man. JOHN J. CAMERON. m.J CAMERON, John J.—Of Cameron & Anderson, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 205 8th Ave., W., Calgary; branch office, London, England. Born Collingwood, Ont, April 29, 1887, son of Hugh and Annie Cameron. Educated public and high schools Ontario. Taught school, Ontario, 1905-1908. Came to Alberta, 1908. Manager, F. C. Lowes & Co-., Nanton, Alta. 1908-1910. Began present business 1911. Member of Calgary Board of Trade. Societies: A. F & A. M.; S. O. S. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Devenish Block, Calgary, Alta. CAMERON, Joseph Robert.—General Supt Canadian Northern Railway, Winnipeg. Born Truro, N. S., Nov. 5, 1865, son of John and Sarah Cameron. Edu- JOSEPH ROBERT CAMERON. cated: Model School, Truro. Came to Manitoba, 1882; baggageman and conductor, C. P. R, Winnipeg, 1882-1885; conductor and trainmaster, N. P. Ry., Winnipeg and Grand Forks, N. D., 1886- 1901; appointed general superintendent C. N. Ry., 1901. Married Mary Falconer, daughter of Jabez Falconer, Streets- ville, Ont, 1885; has three sons and two daughters. • Clubs: Carleton, Winnipeg Automobile, Commercial (Port Arthur). Recreation: Motoring. Presbyterian. Address: 822 Preston Ave. Winnipeg, Man. CAMERON, J. Scott, B. A.—Barrister. Born Hamiota, Man., April 19, 1883, son of Rev. John Hugh and Charlotte Ged- die Cameron. Educated Russell; Manitoba University; taught school, Plumas and Arden, 1904. Called to Manitoba bar and commenced practice Gladstone, 1909. Societies: I. O. O. F. (Secretary); L O. G. T. Recreations: Hockey, hunting, canoeing, swimming, football, baseball, tennis, shooting. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Gladstone. CAMERON, Margaret Cameron.—Wife of Hon. D. C. Cameron, lieutenant governor of Manitoba. Born Vankleek Hill, Ont., daughter of William and Jessie Candlish Fergusson. Educated, Montreal. Came to Manitoba, 1882. Clubs: St Charles Country; Women's Musical; Western Art Association. Recreation: Books. Married Douglas C. Cameron, 1882; has two sons and one daughter. Anglican. Address: 65 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. CAMERON William Bleasdell.—Editor and author, and manager Bassano News. Born Trenton, Ont, July 26, 1862, son of John and Agnes Emma Cameron. Educated Ontario public and high schools. Druggist 1879. Came to Northwest Territories and engaged trading with Indians, 1881; made prisoner by Big Bear at Frog Lake massacre, 1885. Writer for a number of English and American magazines and papers, and for some years followed newspaper and mag- 82 BSSS^*^S8S^^sS B WHO'S WHO, AND WHY azine work in St. Paul New York and other American cities;edited "Field and Stream," New York City, 1897-1898. Has published stories in Harper's Weekly, Outing, Collier's, Youth's Companion, Metropolitan, Argonaut, Temple Bar, London Windsor and other magazines. Societies: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Hunting, camping, fishing and riding. Married Mary Maud Atkins, 1902; has two sons. Address: Calgary, Alta. WILLIAM S. CAMERON CAMERON, William S.—Vice-president and Managing Director Federal Investments, Ltd., 350 Pender St. W., Vancouver; director Burrard Lubricating Syndicate; director Pacific Tin Mining & Smelting Co., Ltd. Born Arthur, Ont, Oct. 9, 1876, son of Hugh and Margaret Burnside Cameron. Educated public schools, Arthur. Hardware clerk, Antigonish, N. S., 1891-1893; with John Sloan, Gait, Ont, 1893-1894; clerk Charles Basker- ville, Winnipeg, 1894-1898; traveling salesman Marshall-Wells Hardware Co., Winnipeg, 1898-1903; general manager Coltart Cameron Co., Ltd., Winnipeg, 1903-1907. Came to British Columbia 1907; hardware business for himself, Vancouver, 1907-1908; traveling salesman, McLennan McFeeley & Co., Ltd. Vancouver, 1908-1909; traveling salesman, Caverhill, Lamont & Co., Montreal, 1909-1910; present business established 1910. Alderman, Vancouver, 1911. Memr ber of executive Vancouver Liberal Association; vice-president Ward 6 Liberal Association; Hon. president Kitsilano Improvement Association. Married Mabel Hamlyn Bowmanville, Ont, 1904; has one son. Societies: I. O. O. F.; United Commercial Travelers' Association. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 2544 Third Ave. W., Kitsilano, Vancouver, B. C. CAMPBELL, Alexander Bower.—Of Campbell & Ottewell, Millers, Currie and Hardisty streets, Edmonton. Born Perth, Ont, Oct 20, 1859, son of John G. and Helen Campbell. Educated public and high schools, Perth, Ont Farming, Lanark County, Ont, 1878-1888; flour milling, J. G. Campbell & Son, Kingston, Ont 1889-1901; came to Alberta, 1901; manager Dowling Milling Co., Edmonton, 1901-1906; bought that business and formed present partnership, 1906. Member Edmonton Hospital Board; president Edmonton Exhibition Association since 1909. Married Catharine C. Kippen, daughter of Duncan Kippen, postmaster, Perth, Ont, 1885; has one daughter. Club: Edmonton. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; St Andrew's. Recreations: Shooting, travel. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 295 Seventh St. Edmonton, Alta. CAMPBELL, Archibaldi Charles, B. A. —Of Haney, Campbell & Arundel, Barristers, 716 Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg. Born Scotland, son of James and Elizabeth Campbell. Came to Winnipeg 1886. Educated public schools and St. John's College, Winnipeg. Called to bar and practiced Winnipeg since 1897. Married Cecilia Wallace, Niverville ManM 1903; has one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Shooting. Liberal; Presby- teran. Address: 108 Gerrard St, Winnipeg, Man. CAMPBELL, Archie, M. L. A.—Farmer. Born Dorchester, Middlesex County, Ont, Jan. 18, 1862, son of David and Barbara Campbell. Educated public schools Dorchester. Member Alberta Legislature for Vermillion. Married Lizzie Wallis, 1894; has one son. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Innisfree, Alta. CAMPBELL, Charles McKinnon, B. A., B. Sc—Assistant superintendent Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting Sc Power Co., Phoenix. Born Clinton Ont, Sept. 30, 1876, son of John M. and Mary Campbell. Educated public schools Winnipeg; Manitoba University; McGill University. Engineer Radnor Mine, Eganville, Ont, 1902-1904. Came to British Columbia, 1904; engineer Granby Co. 1904-1911; assistant superintendent since 1911. Liberal; Baptist. Address: Phoenix, B. C. CAMPBELL, Hon. Colin H., X. C, F. R. C. I.—Minister of Public Works for Manitoba; of Campbell, Pitblado, Hoskin & Bennest Barristers, Bank of Hamilton Chambers, Winnipeg. Born Burlington, Ont, Dec 25, 1859, son of John H. and Jane Campbell. Educated public schools; Osgood Hall. Called to Ontario bar 1888; Manitoba bar 1882; Saskatchewan and Alberta bars 1896. Unsuccessful candidate for the House of Commons, 1893. Elected to Manitoba Legislature 1899. 83 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY COLIN H. CAMPBELL, K.C., F.R.C.I. Appointed a member of the executive council of Manitoba, without portfolio, when Mr. H. J. Macdonald became Premier, Jan. 10, 1900. Accepted office same administration as Attorney General October 9, 1900. Re-elected Oct. 27, 1900, 1903 and 1907. Accepted same office under Premier Roblin, Oct. 29, 1900; appointed Minister Public Works, 1911. Married Minnie Julia Beatrice Buck, daughter of Dr. Anson Buck, Palermo, Ont, 1884; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba Adanac, St. Charles Country, Albany (Toronto), Grosvenor (London). Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Inverary, 260 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. CAMPBELL, David Alexander.—Real Estate Broker and Rancher. Grain Exchange, Calgary; breeder of thorough bred horses, Burnside miles west of Calgary. Ont, June 18, 1871, son and Isabella Campbell. Educated public schools and College Institute Barrie; Toronto University. Salesman, McColl Bros., Toronto, 1854-1896; United States representative J. H. Farr, Toronto, 1896- 1897; sales manager soap department American Linseed Co., New York. 1897: this company absorbed by Standard Oil Co., 1898; engaged with latter firm until 1905; came to Alberta, 1906; one of the best known breeders of thoroughbred horses in toe West taking first trophies in this class at Calgary Horse Show during past few years. Gay Boy, a well- known winner on eastern tracks and winner of grand championship Victoria exhibition, Sept Ranch, three Born Barrie, of Alexander is also Barm, winner of Calgary Horse Show, other horse shown at Theodora Glenn Winter, 1911, is in his stable, as more first prizes 1911, than any same. Married daughter of Mr. Justice Winter, Calgary, 1911. Club: DAVID ALEXANDER CAMPBELL Calgary. Society: A. F. & A. M- Recreations: Driving, travel. Conservative. Presbyterian. Address: Calgary, Alta. CAMPBELL, Donald K.—Of Ironside, Rannie & Campbell. General Contractors, 423 Hamilton St., Vancouver. Born Victoria County, Ont., May 21, 1852, son of Kenneth and Sarah Campbell. Educated public schools Victoria County. Produce and grocery business, Woodville, Ont, 1882-1887; flour mill, Woodville, 1882-1887. Came to British Columbia 1888; lumbering, vicinity of Vancouver, 1888-1896; present firm formed 1896. Married Bridget Murphy, daughter of Hugh Murphy, Georgiana, Ont.; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Commercial; Canadian. Recreation: Horses, Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 1172 Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. CAMPBELL, Major Duncan John D' Urban.—Born St. Hilaire, Que., son of Major T. E. and Henrietta Campbell. Educated high school Lennoxville, Que. Entered Bank of Montreal 1874. Came to Northwest Territories 1882; postmaster and sheriff since 1883. Major Commanding 23 rd Alberta Rangers. Married Eleanor MacRubin Wood: has three sons and one daughter. Club: Macleod. Address: Macleod, Alta. CAMPBELL, Glen, M. P. — Farmer. Born Fort Pelly, Sask., Oct. 23, 1863, son of Robert and Elleonora Campbell. Educated Glasgow Academy and Mer- chiston Castle school, Edinburgh, Scotland. Unsuccessful candidate for Manitoba legislature, 1892 and 1896. Elected to represent Gilbert Plains in Manitoba legislature 1902; again by acclamation 1907. Elected to House of Commons for 84 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Dauphin, Man., 1908. Served with Cap- |bain Boulton's scouts Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Married Harriet Burns, |Qkansase; has four children, Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Gilbert Plains, Man. CAMPBELL, Isaac, X. C.—Of Hough, Campbell & Ferguson, Barristers, 392 Main St., Winnipeg. Born Morpeth, Kent County, Ont, June 18, 1853, son of Duncan and Elizabeth Campbell. Educated public schools; Woodstock Literary Institute; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario bar 1878, Manitoba bar 1882, and Northwest Territories 1889. Created Q. C. 1890. President Manitoba Law Society, 1892; member Manitoba legislature for South Winnipeg, 1888-1891. Married May Taylor (Mrs. Niles), Winnipeg 1908. Clubs: Manitoba, Carleton. St Charles Country. Liberal; Unitarian. Address: 206 Vaughan St., Winnipeg, Man. JAMES HENRY CAMPBELL CAMPBELL, James Henry.—Manager and Assistant Inspector Molson's Bank, Vancouver. Born Montreal Feb. 11, 1865, son of James and Lucy Campbell. Educated Montreal high school. Entered service Monson's Bank head office, Montreal, 1884; manager Trent, Ont, 1900; appointed manager and assistant inspector, Vancouver, 1905; director Ocean Falls Co., Ltd. Married Ethel Anne Norman; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Vancouver, Terminal City. Society: A. F. & A. M. (P. M.). Anglican. Address: 1157 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. CAMPBELL, John, M. A., Ph. D.— First Presbyterian Church, Victoria. Born Argyle, Scotland, Dec. 12, 1845, son of John and Margaret Campbell. Educated Toronto University; Knox College; entered ministry Cannington, Ont, 1874; subsequently Harriston and Collingwood, Ont; present charge since 1892. Member board and senate, Westminster Hall, Vancouver. Served with University Company Q. O. R. Toronto. Supports national school system; examiner for Civil Service Commission. Married Agnes Forin, Belleville, Ont, 1886; has four sons and one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; L O. O. F.; A. O. U. W Liberal. Address* 1185 Fort St., Victoria, B. C. CAMPBELL, John A., B. A.—Of Campbell, Simpson & Macneill, Barristers and Financial Agents, Dauphin. Born Clinton, Ont, April 19, 1872, son of John M. and Mary Campbell. Educated public schools; Manitoba College; principal Boissevain, Man., school, 1891-1896. Studied law, Winnipeg, 1896-1899; practiced Dauphin since 1899. Member Manitoba Legislature for Dauphin, 1907-1910. President Dauphin Board of Trade; Councillor, 1908-1910. Clubs: Dauphin, Carleton (Winnipeg). Societies: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Curling, lacrosse. -Liberal; Baptist. Address: Dauphin, Man. CAMPBELL, John Gibson, M. D., L. C. P. ft S.—Physician, Archibald Block, Edmonton; consulting physician, public hospital, Edmonton. Born Pugwash, N. S., Oct 4, 1846, son of James and Agnes F. Campbell. Educated high school; University of Pennsylvania Practiced Wallace, 1876; coroner Northport 1880-1902; came to Alberta 1907. Married Jane Rebecca Lockhart, Hansford, N. S., 1876; has three sons and four daughters. Society: K. of P. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 550 Fourteenth St., Edmonton, Alta. CAMPBELL, Milton D.—Of Campbell & Bennett, Architects, 142 Hastings St., W., Vancouver. Born Blooms burg, Ont, Oct 31, 1869, son of Alexander D. and Jane Campbell. Educated public and high schools. Architect Arnprior, Ont, 1886. Came to British Columbia 1894. Served volunteers, Victoria, 1895. Married Bella Bennett, Vancouver; has three daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Fishing. Address: 2831 Bridge St., Vancouver, B. C. CAMPBELL, Minnie Julia Beatrice.— Wife of Hon. Conlin H. Campbell, K. C. Minister of Public Works. Born Palermo, Halton County, Ont, 1862, daughter of the late Keturah Adelaide Howell and Anson Buck, M. D.," M. R. C. S. (Eng.); of United Empire Loyalist descent on both sides. Educated Oakville high school; M. E. L., Wesleyan Female College, Hamilton. Married at Palermo, Ont., 1884; has one son and one daughter. Came to Winnipeg 1884. Editor Women's Edition Winnipeg Telegram 1906, by which profit of $5,000 was raised toward furnishing new Y. W« 85 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY C. A.; is active in Presbyterian Church and philanthropic work. Societies: Y. W. C. A. (Board); Women's Auxiliary Anti- Tuberculosis Society (Honorary President) ; Regent Fort Garry Chapter Imperial Order Daughters of Empire; Women's Canadian Club (Winnipeg),; Women's Musical Club; Women's Western Art Association. Clubs: St. Charles Country; The Ladies' Empire (London, England). Recreations: Boating, driving. Address: Inverary, Winnipeg, Man. CAMPBELL, Peter McGregor, B. A., M. D., C. M.—Of Drs. DeVeber Sc Campbell, Physicians, 306 Fifth St., S., Lethbridge. Born Admaston, Ont, Feb. 9, 1872, son of John P. and Jennie Connery Campbell. Educated high school, Renfrew, Ont* Queen's University. - Practiced Beachburg, Ont., 1896-1900; Card- ston, Alta, 1900-1906; present partnership formed 1906. Married Birdie Scott, Paisley, Ont, 1904; has one daughter. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreation: Mountain climbing. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 420 Eighth Ave S., Lethbridge, Alta. CAMPBELL, Robert Joseph. — Of Campbell Bros. & Wilson, Ltd., Wholesale Grocers, Princess and Bannatyne Sts., Winnipeg. Born Toronto, April 15, 1851, son of James and Mary Campbell. Educated public schools and model school, Toronto. Grocery business, Toronto, 1868-1875; Eglinton, Ont, 1875- 1881. Came to Winnipeg 1881; established firm of Sutherland & Campbell 1882, which was continued until 1890, when present company was formed (branches. Calgary, Lethbridge, Regina and Saskatoon); Canadian Fire Insurance Co. director; Home Investment Co. director; Anchor Wire Fence Co., director. Married Sarah S. Cottingham, Toronto, 1904. Clubs: Manitoba, Carleton, Travelers, Canadian. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 85 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Man. CAMPBELL, William Alexander, M. D., C. M., M. L. A.—Physician, Coroner and Medical Health Officefr' Born Nairn, Middlesex County, Ont, March 31, 1873, son of James M. and Isabella C. Campbell. Educated public schools and College Institute, Strathroy, Ont.; College Institute, Toronto; Trinity Medical College, Toronto. First elected to Alberta Legislature for Ponoka 1908. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Ponoka, Alta. CAMPION, Joseph Wellington, J. P.— Of Campion & Pound, Brokers, Fairfield Block, Vancouver. Born Marmora, Ont., Nov. 28, 1850, son of Lieutenant-Colonel William Campion and Mary Campion. Educated public and grammar schools and commercial college, Belleville, Ont. Manufacturing and mercantile business, Belleville, where alderman for some years. Lieutenant Captain and Quartermaster Argyle Light Infantry, 1875-1887. Came to British Columbia as secretary- treasurer iron works, Vancouver 1887. One of the first members of Vancouver Board of Trade. License commissioner 1909. Married Mary C. Burrell 1880; has one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver (one of first members); Imperial; United Service. Society: A. F. & A. M., Scottish Rite. Conservative. Address: 1136 I Barclay St, Vancouver, B. C. CANNON, Hubert Cecil Harold.—Of Malcolm, Cannon & Co., Salmon Canners, I 445 Granville St., Vancouver. Born Southport, England, son of James Dear-. dan and Katherine Dakeyne Cannon. Educated Merchant Taylors, Repton and Peterhouse, Cambridge. Mercantile business Manchester, England; later manager Cannon Bros.' mills, Bolton, England; president United Canneries of British Columbia; Western Canadian Fish Co.; president Beach House, Ltd.; partner Wright, Cannon & Co., Ltd., and Bodwell & Cannon, insurance agents. Served as captain 2nd battallion Loyal North Lancashire Regiment, England. Married Gertrude Angela Monerieff, 1900, has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Terminal City; Western. Recreations: Riding, walking. Address: Vancouver, B. C. CARD, William D.—Barrister. Born St Mary's, Ont, Oct 16, 1871, son of Rev. Stephen and Sarah Card. Practiced Gait, Ont, 1892. Came to Manitoba 1905. Married Jennie Slade, Gait, 1896; has two sons. Societies: K. of P.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: Curling, lawn bowling (held championship of Winnipeg and Manitoba for lawn bowling, 1909). Liberal; Methodist Address: Carberry, Man. CARD ALE, John. — Farmer. Born London, England, July 26, 1860, son of Edward and Catherine Cardale. Educated Trinity College, Stratford-on-Avon, England. Law office, Bedford Row, London, 1878. Came to Manitoba 1888; secretary-treasurer Union of Manitoba Municipalities. Married Jessie Stewart, Oak River, 1886. Club: Anadac. Society: I. O. O. F. Conservative; Catholic Apostolic. Address Oak River, Man. CARDELL, John.—(Retired) 1019 1st St E., Calgary; Honorary President Calgary General Hospital. Born Spring- burn, Scotland, Aug. 7, 1843, son of James and Elizabeth Cardell. Came to Canada 1852. Educated public schools, Sherbrooke, Que. Construction department Whitehead & Co., contractors for C. P. R., Winnipeg, 1878-1881; locomotive foreman,, C. P. R, Brandon, 1881-1885; 86 BSBH Ma-ffl-iflW*****^^ WHO'S WHO, AND WHY train master, mountain section, C. P. R., Canmore, Alta, 1885-1898; assistant master mechanic C. P. R, Calgary, 1898- 1907. Married Marion Cronshaw, daughter of Robert Cronshaw, 1870; has three sons and one daughter. Societies: .A. F. & A. M.; B. of L. E. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1019 First St E., Calgary, Alta CARLETON, Edward Barrington, B.A. —Anglican clergyman. BornSouthport Lancashire, England, March 12, 1879, son of Rev. Edward Crofton Ellis and Christian Ann Carleton. Educated Ros- sall school; Keble College, Oxford, England, and Cuddesdon Theological College England; assistant curate St Mary's Church, Elland, Yorkshire, England, 1902; incumbent parish of Kam- sack, Sask., 1907; present charge since 1909. Married Alice Mary Denning, daughter of Robert Nickle Denning, M. D., J. P., Elland, 1909. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; S. O. E.; K. P. Address: Gren- fell, Sask. CAR-LIN, J. D.— Real Estate Agent. Born Minnesota, April 8. 1870, son of Patrick and Margaret Carlin. Educated Minnesota and Indiana Came to British Columbia 1892. Married Cecil Helen Blake Minneapolis, has one son and one daughter. Club: Canadian. Recreations: motoring, fishing, hunting. Address: Victoria, B. C. CARLISLE, John Howe. — Chief of Vancouver Fire Department Born Hillsborough, N. B., Nov. 4, 1857, son of Theodore and Jane Russell. Educated public schools Hillsboro. Farming, New Brunswick, prior to coming to British Columbia, 1886; contractor, Vancouver, previous to present appointment Married Laura McRae, Seattle, 1887; has four sons and five, daughters. Club: Commercial. Societies: L. O. L.; A. F. & A. M. Independent; Baptist Address: 2836 Ash St, Vancouver, B. C. CARMICHAEL, Herbert. — Provincial Analyst and Assistant Mineralogist Government Buildings, Victoria. Born County Down, Ireland, Sept 22, 1866, son of William and Jane Carmichael. Educated Ireland, England and Switzerland. Analyst England, 1887. Came to British Columbia, 1890. Club: Union. Address: Oak Bay, Victoria, B. C. CARMICHAEL, John Williams. — Of Raine Sc Carmichael, Escomb Ranch, Chilliwack. Born Felling-on-Tyne, May 22, 1884, son of Robert King and Mary nn Carmichael. Educated Rutherford College, Newcastle, England. Articled Clerk to Accountant Newcastle, 1899. Came to British Columbia 1903. Mem ber Farmers' Institute, Chilliwack. Married Jane Ann Armstrong, Felling-on- Tyne, England; has one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Shooting, hunting, tennis, cricket and boating. Address: Escomo Ranch, Chilliwack, CARNWATH, Chas. H. — Of False Creek Lumber Co., Ltd., Sixth Ave. and Oak St., Vancouver. Born Riverside, Albert County, N. B., March 27, 1866, son of James and Rose Carnwath. Educated public schools Riverside. Taught school 1886. Came to British Columbia 1888. Married Phoebe Stewart Vancouver, 1896; has three daughters. Society: A.- O. F. Recreation: Baseball. Liberal. Address: 356 15th Ave. W., Vancouver, B. C. CARPENTER, His Honor Arthur Allan, B. A.—Judge of District Court, Calgary. Born Hamilton, Ont, Sept 3, 1873, son of Charles and Mary Ann McEiroy Carpenter. Educated College Institute, Hamilton; Toronto University. Practiced Hamilton, 1897; Innisfail, Alta, 1903. Presbyterian. Address: Calgary, Alta HOWARD PAGE CARPER, B.A., LL.B. CARPER, Howard Page, B. A., LL. B. —Barrister, McArthur Block, Winnipeg; President Manitoba Timber Co. and partner Thompson & Carper, coal, timber and investment brokers; director Canadian Western Electric Co.; Vice-president Winnipeg Liberal Association. Born Winnipeg, April 24, 1879, son of Page and Emma Carper. Educated Manitoba University. Studied law with Aikins, Culver & Pitblado. Called to Manitoba Bar 1903. Married Leila Mawhinney, Portage la Prairie, 1906; has one son and one daughter. Club: Assiniboine. Society: K. of K.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: Rowing. Liberal; Methodist. Address: "The Roslyn," Winnipeg, Man. 87 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY CARRIERS, Rev. Joseph.—Rector of St. Boniface College since 1910. Born Montreal, Jan. 11, 1874, son of Louis and Sophie Carriere. Educatet St. Mary's College Montreal. Taught arts course for many years. Address: St. Boniface, Man. CARROLL, Alfred Henry, M. L. A.— Farmer. Born Woodstock, Ont, March 2, 1846, son of Daniel and Agnes Carroll. Educated public schools. Lumbering business Virginia; subsequently merchant Walkerton, Ont Came to Manitoba 1881. Represented South Brandon, Manitoba Legislature for last three terms. Ex-councillor and reeve of Oakland, Man. Served as Quartermaster Sergeant, 33rd Bruce Rifles. Married Mary Ellen Dent, Mitchell, Ont, Oct 1877, has one son. Societies:'Macabees, A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Horses. Conservative; Anglican. ' Address: Carroll, Man. CARRUTHERS, Francis Frederick.— Of Carruthers & Co., Financial Brokers, 261 Notre Dame Ave., Winnipeg. Born Winnipeg. 1883, son of George F. Carruthers. Educated St. John's College, Winnipeg. Commenced career in father's office, engaged in loans and insurance. (Canadian West Fire Insurance Co.). Member of Winnipeg Rowing Club's Four-oared Crew, winner of Stewards Cup, Henley, England, 1910. Formerly represented J. & J. Taylor, Toronto, being in charge of Winnipeg agency, 1907-1909. Clubs: Winnipeg Rowing; Adanac. Recreation: Rowing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 199 Colony St, Winnipeg, Man. CARRUTHERS, George Andrew. — Of James Carruthers & Co., Grain Exporters, 714 Grain Exchange, Winnipeg; Director Canadian Marble & Granite Co. Born Toronto, Dec. 26, 1875, son of James and Louise Carruthers. Banking, Toronto, 1896. Came to Winnipeg 1900. Member Winnipeg. Grain Exchange; Toronto Board of Trade; Director Winnipeg Horse Show Association. Married Clara Gillingham Wright, Port Huron, Mich., 1899; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba, Carleton, Toronto Hunt Royal Canadian Yacht, St. Charles Country, Winnipeg Hunt, Lakewood Country. Recreations: Snooting, Ashing, golf, polo. Liberal. Address: 87 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. CARRUTHERS, Captain George Frederick, F. R. C. I.—Managing Director Canada West Fire Insurance Co., Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Toronto, Sept. 18, 1846, son of Frederick Fraser and Georgiana Barnes Carruthers. Educated Upper Canada College, Toronto. Clerk, G. T. R., 1867-1871. Came to Manitoba 1871. Editor Manitoba Gazette and Trade Journal, 1872-1874, then entered into the fire insurance business. Director Winnipeg General Hospital; originator of the Winnipeg Public Park System and member Parks Board; Trus-***- tee City Sinking Fund; ex*.Alderman; ex-President Winnipeg Board of Trade; Director Monarch Life Insurance Corporation, ex-President Board of Underwriters; ex-President Manitoba Rifle Association. Served with Queen's Own Rifles; G. T. Garrison Artillery; Winnipeg Infantry; active service, Niagara Sarnia, Windsor, Toronto; holds 1866 medal; rank captain. Married Harriet Jane Chambers, Winnipeg; has one sonj and four daughters. Club: Manitoba. Societies: Western Canada Military Institute; A. F. & A. M. (32nd degree). Recreations: Boating, fishing, shooting. Address: 199 Colony St., Winnipeg, Man/, CARRUTHERS, James M.—Manager of Crescent Creamery Co., 85 Lombard St., Winnipeg. Born Huntingdon, Que., Nov. 9, 1871, son of William and Margaret Carruthers. Educated Huntingdon, Que. Commenced career with D. M. McPherson, Montreal, 1890. Came to Winnipeg 1900. Founded Crescent Creamery Co., Winnipeg, 1904. Married Annie E. Grant, Cornwall, Ont, 1903; has two sons. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 664 McMillan Ave., Winnipeg, Man. CARRY, Henry E. C-, C E.—Civil Engineer C. P. R, Vancouver. Born Me- gantic Que., Feb. 19, 1854, son of Rev. John Carry, D. D., and Grace Matilda Carry. Educated private tutors. Articled to Northern Railway. of Canada, Toronto, 1871; subsequently engaged location and construction of Canadaian Central Railway and C. P. R., from time of formation of original syndicate until track laid through to Pacific Coast; at present engaged developing for C. P. R., residential district of Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver. Married Charlotte Reid, 1905. Club: Vancouver. Societies: Canadian Society C. E; M. I. M. E. Recreations: Riding, bowling. Address: 1306 Cardero St., Vancouver, B. C. CARSON, Rev. Hermon Alfred, B. A. —Pastor of First Congregational Church, Victoria; Director Victoria Children's Aid Society; Director Industrial Peace Association. Born Nicolet Falls, Que.. April 7, 1879, son of William and Isabella Carson. Educated Danville Academy, Danville, Que.; McGill University; Congregational College, Montreal. Came to British Columbia 1904. Address: Victoria B. C. CARSON, John Macaulay.—Of Walsh, McCarthy & Carson, Barristers, Calgary; Director Al Azhar Temple Co., Ltd. Born London, Ont, Oct 29, 1879, son of William John and Flora Carson. Came to Alberta 1908. Societis: A. F. & A. M.; K. T.; Mystic Shrine. Presbyterian. Address: Calgary, Alta. 88 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY ARTHUR HENRY COPETHORNE CARSON CARSON, Arthur Henry Copethorne.— Of Carson & Williams, Financial Agents, Insurance, Loans and Mortgages, Union Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Cork, Ireland, Jan. 29, 1873, son of John and Jane T. Carson. Educated Wesley College, Ireland. With Provincial Bank of Ireland, Ireland, 1890. Came to Canada 1903; with Allan, Killam & McKay, Winnipeg, 1903-1909. Established present business 1909. Married Mary O'Neill, Cork, Ireland, 1894; has one son and one daughter. Recreation: Fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Union Bank Bldg., Winnipeg, Man. CARSTENS, Hugo. — President and Manager "Der Nordwesten," 122 King St, Winnipeg; Imperial German Consul. Born Oldenburg, Germany, May 9, 1866, son of Herman and Deborah Carstens. Educated Oldenburg. Came to Winnipeg and entered employ of land office department of railroad work 1884. Actively engaged in German colonization work in the Northwest both for government and railroads since 1884. Married Kaethe Kort, Wittenberg, Germany, 1900; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Carleton, German. Recreation: Hunting. Lutheran. Address: 141 Strad- brooke Place, Winnipeg, Man. CARSWELL, Rev. James.—Presbyterian clergyman (retired since 1907). Born Horton, Renfrew County, Ont, June 7, 1839, son of David and Janet Carswell. Educated public schools Pakenham; high school Perth, Ont; Toronto University. Charge of Presbyterian Church, Little Britain, Ont Came to Manitoba 1898, and has ben connected with Winnipeg Presbytery since that date; held charge Poplar Point, Man. Married Christina Junor, St Mary's, Ont, 1869 (deceased); has two sons and three daughters. Club: Canadian. Presbyterian Reformer; Address: 186 Walnut St., Winnipeg, Man. CARSWELL, John Alfred, J. P. — Farmer and rancher, publisher of News, Red Deer. Born Oshawa, Ont, June 7, 1856, son of Henry and Mary Hanna Carswell. Educated Oshawa High School. Printers' devil, Oshawa, 1873. Came to Alberta, 1890. Chairman Red Deer Board of Education. Captain of Civilian Rifle Association. Married Adelia Augusta Lemon, Niagara Falls, Ont; has. three sons and three daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; S. O. E. Address: Red Deer, Alta CARTER, W. H.—Of Carter, Halls & Aldinger Co., General Contractors and Builders, Union Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Bismarck, 111., Jan. 21, 1874, son of Ninion and Mary Carter. Educated Danville, 111. Timekeeper on building construction, 1896; Superintendent of Construction for Wm. Grace Co., Chicago, ten years. Came President Winnipeg Married Mary Julia 1904; has one son. to Winnipeg 1903; Builders' Exchange. Tullis, Danville, 111., Clubs: Carleton, Ad- anac, Commercial Travelers. Recreation: Driving. Conservative; Pesbyterian. Address: 388 Wardlaw Ave., Winnipeg, Man. CARTER-COTTON, Hon. Francis, M. L. A.—Journalist (retired). Born Yorkshire, England, June 4, 1847. Member of British Columbia Legislature for Vancouver 1880, 1894, 1896; defeated 1900; elected for Richmond, 1903; Provincial Minister of Finance 1898-1900; Chief Commissioner Lands and Works, 1899- 1900; President Executive Council, 1904; resigned 1910. Founded Daily News-Advertiser, Vancouver, 1886. Retired 1910. Address: Vancouver, B. C. CONWAY EDWARD CARTWRIGHT CARTWRIGHT, Conway Edward, C.E. —Of Cartwright & Matheson, Consulting Civil Engineers, Cotton Bldg., Vancouver. Born Toronto, Oct. 14, 1864, son of Rev. 89 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Conway Edward and Mary Letitia Cartwright Educated Royal Military College. With Pontiac Pacific Railway, Quebec, 1885; engaged civil engineering chiefly on railway work, Norfolk, Va, and Southern and Central States, 1888- 1896; served as Assistant Chief Engineer New York & Ottawa Ry., Cornwall, 1896-1899; Pacific Division C.P.R., 1905-1910, when resigned to enter private practice. Served as Lieutenant, Halifax Battalion Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Married Mary Elizabeth Harvey. Clubs: Vancouver, Canadian. Recreation: Yachting. Independent; Anglican. Address: Tecumseh Ave., Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. CARTWRIGHT, Et.-Col. Robert, C. M. G.*--—Fruit farmer, Okanagan Valley. Born Nov. 4, 1860; eldest son of Rt Hon. Sir Richard Cartwright. Educated Royal Military College. Major and Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel Royal Canadian Regiment; served Northwest Rebellion, 1885 (medal); South Africa, Canadian Contingent (despatches, medal, four clasps), 1899-1900; operations, Orange Free State 1900, including Pardeberg, Poplar Grove, Dreifontein, Vet River, Zand River; late Assistant Adjutant-General for Musketry, Headquarters, Canada Commandant Canadian School of Musketry. Married Ivy Maria Russell Davy, 1885; has two daughters. Club: Rideau (Ottawa). Address: Summerland, B. C. ERNEST EDWARD CARVER CARVER, Ernest Edward, E. R. I. B. A., A. A. A.—Architect Sherlock Bldg., Lethbridge. Born Walsall, England, Feb. 23, 1879, son of Joseph and Cecilia Carver. Educated Queen Mary's Grammar school, Walsall; Commercial College, Vincennes, France. Pupil of H. E. Lavender, Walsall, 1895. Came to Canada, 1905; Alberta, 1908. Married Kath leen C. Leech, Walsall, 1906. Club: Chinook. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreation: Sailing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 938 Thirteenth St. S., Leth-. bridge, Alta. CASEY, Avery, B. C. L.—Of Balfour. Martin, Casey & Blair, Barristers and Solicitors, Darke Block, Regina. Born Hastings County, Ont, Sept 21, 1870, son of Ida B. Kent and Samuel Selden Thorn Casey. Educated College Institute, London, Ont; Trinity University; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar 1895. Practiced London, 1895-1900; present partnership formed 1907. Married Jessie Stewart, London, Ont, 1905; has two daughters. Protestant Address: 2237 Lorne St, Regina Sask. CASEY, William A., C. E.—Of Pills- bury & Casey, Civil Engineers, Exchange Block, Prince Rupert Born St Thomas, Ont, Feb. 12, 1887, son of George E. Casey, ex-M. P., and Sarah Isobel Casey. Educated private and. public schools, Belleville; Upper Canada College. Engineer for G. T. P. North Bay branch, 1904. Came to British Columbia as member of original party of engineers to commence survey of Prince Rupert town- site, 1906. Resident engineer and Superintendent for Municipal Improvements Commission, Prince Rupert Club: Wanderers. Recreation: Rowing. Address: Prince Rupert, B. C. GASH, Edward L., M. D., M. F.—Physician. Born Markham, Ont., Dec. 26, 1849, son of David and Elizabeth Cash. Educated Markham; Victoria University. Resided United States 1871-1896. County Clerk and District Clerk, Rock County, Nebraska Practiced Yorkton, since 1897. First elected to House of Commons, 1904, 1908. Married Mary V. Simpson, 1898. Liberal; Congregation- alist Address: Yorkton, Sask. CASXEY, Thomas Edward.—Editor Chilliwack Progress. Born Madoc Ont, Oct. 21, 1870, son of James and Deborah Caskey. Educated Madoc and Kincardine, Ont Farming, Kincardine, 1900. Came to British Columbia 1906. Ex-Alderman, Chilliwack. Served with 32nd Bruce Regiment. Married Rebekah Carle- con, Kincardine. Societies: I. O. O. F.: R. B. P. Recreation: Tennis. Address Chilliwack, B. C. CASSIDY, Robert, X. C.—Barrister, Yorkshire Guarantee Co., 440 Seymour St, Vancouver. Born County Down, Ireland, March 24, 1857, son of Annie and Robert Cassidy, LL. D. Educated public schools Lancashire; Queen's College, Belfast Came to Canada 1875. Student Ardagh & Strathy, barristers, Barrie, Ont, 1875-1878; student with D'Alton 90 >k WHO'S WHO, AND WHY McCarthy, K. C, Toronto, 1878-1881. Called to Ontario Bar 1881. Came to Winnipeg and called to Manitoba Bar 1882. Member of firm Cassidy & Brophy, Winnipeg, 1882-1883; practiced alone 1883-1892. Came to Victoria and called to British Columbia Bar 1892. Member of firm Davie & Cassidy, Victoria, 1892- 1894; Cassidy & Davie, Victoria, 1894- 1900. Appointed K. C, 1897; member of firm Cassidy, Davie & O'Brien, Victoria 1900-1905. Came to Vancouver and member of firm Martin, Cassidy, Weart & McQuarrie, 1905-1907; practicing alone since 1907. Married Adelaide Von Eberts, daughter of Herman Von Eberts, Winnipeg, 1907 (deceased, 1908). Clubs: Western, Jericho Country, Union (Victoria). Recreations: Yachting, golf, motoring. Anglican. Address: 2058 Beach Ave., Vancouver, B. C. EDWARD CASS CASS, Edward. — President Winnipeg Paint & Glass Co., 140 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Clamanty Mills, Ireland, Sept. 18, 1849, son of Robert and Catherine Cass. Came to Canada as a boy. Educated Ottawa Bricklaying contractor, Ottawa, 1872. Came to Winnipeg 1882. President Northern Canadian Mortgage Co.; Vice-President Western Canada Accident and Guarantee Insurance Co.; Alderman Winnipeg, 1911; Provincial Commissioner. Married Katherine McPyke, Hull, Que., 1876; has one son and two daughters. Club: Carleton. Society: K. of C. Roman Catholic. Address: 172 Vaughan St, Winnipeg, Man. SAMUEL JOHN CASTLEMAN CASTLEMAN, Samuel John. — Financial and Mining Broker, 448 Seymour St, Vancouver; Vice-President Clayburn Brick Co., Ltd.; President Kitsilano Improvement Association; Director Vancouver Fireclay Co.; Director Amalgamated Gold Mines of British Columbia; Director Commonwealth Trust Co. Born Dickinson's Landing, Ont, Oct. 16, 1866, son of Ralph A. and Caroline Elizabeth Castleman. Educated public schools Stor- mont County; Ottawa Business College. With R. A. Castleman Sc Son, Casselman, Ont, 1884-1887; brick and tile manufacturing, 1887-1893; accountant and cashier, Freight Department Canada Atlantic Railway, Ottawa, 1894-1905. Came to British Columbia and established present business, 1905. School Trustee, Casselman, 1888-1890; Councillor, Casselman, 1891-1893. Married Jean Elizabeth Cameron, Pembroke, Ont, 1893; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Terminal City, Royal Vancouver Yacht. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Motor boating. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 2320 First Ave. W., Vancouver, B. C. CATES, Alexander Kippen, B. A.—Barrister. Born Wakefield, Que., Oct 14, 1877, son of Adoniram and Elizabeth Diana Cates. Educated Napinka and Winnipeg. Practiced Reston since 1908. Notary Public; ex-Secretary Conservative Club, Reston. Served 13 th Field Battery, Winnipeg, three years; Mounted Rifles, South African War. Married Elizabeth McFetridge, Souris, Man., 1909, has one daughter. Club: Canadian. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M.; C O. F. Recreations: Tennis, football, curling, snow- shoeing. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Reston, Man. 91 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ROBERT WALLACE CASWELL CASWELL, Robert Wallace.—Farmer. Born Granton, Middlesex County, Ont, Nov. 3, 1860, son of Andrew and Mary Caswell. Educated public schools Pal- merston, Ont. Drug clerk and telegraph operator Palmerston, 1881 ; telegraph operator C. P. R., Winnipeg, 1882; joined Temperance Colony, Moose Jaw, and with them proceeded to Saskatoon District and took up homestead, 1883; Dominion Government established telegraph office in his house and he acted as operator; telegraph operator, C. P. R.. Alberta and British Columbia, 1887-1893; returned to Saskatoon and engaged farming and wheat and stock farms in that part of stock raising, 1893; has one of finest wheat and stock farms in that part of country, with a famous herd of Shorthorns and a notable strain of Clydesdales; Vice-President and Director Agricultural Society since 1904; Member Executive Committee Livestock Breeders' Association of Saskatchewan; Director Saskatchewan Grain Growers' Association, 1904-1908; Trustee Saskatoon School Board, 1894-1899; Alderman, Saskatoon, 1908-1909; 1911-1912; President Saskatoon Rifle Club, 1907-1908. Married Fanny Buchanan Irvine, Prince Albert, Sask., 1881; has three sons and three daughters. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: Curling, baseball, shooting. Presbyterian. Address: 905 Avenue A, Saskatoon, Sask. CAVE-BROWNE-CAVE, Edward.— Of British Columbia Assay and Chemical Supply Co., 513 Pender St, Vancouver; President Glacier Creek Mining Co.; President Vancouver Lawn Tennis Club. Born Malvern, England, Jan. 5, 1879, son of Rev. Ambrose and Caroline Cave- Browne-Cave. Educated All Saints* school, Bloxham, England. Came to Canada 1886; Vancouver 1901. Married Rachel Marion Fortin. Clubs: Vancouver, Jericho Country. Recreations: Cricket lawn tennis, golf. Address: 1221 Cardero St, Vancouver, B. C. CAWLEY, Samuel Arthur, M. L. A.— Real Estate Agent. Born Burford Township, Brant County, Ont, Nov. 29, 1858, son of Samuel and Isabella Cawley. Educated public schools. First Mayor Chilliwack, acted as clerk, assessor and collector, Chilliwack Township five years. Director Western Life Insurance Co. of Winnipeg; Director Federal Trust Co., Ltd., Vancouver. Represents Chilliwack, British Columbia Legislature. Married Emma Reeves, Chilliwack, 1882; has one son and three daughters. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Chilliwack, B. C. CAYE, George W.—Assistant to Vice- President, General Manager and Purchasing Agent. G. T. P. Ry., Winnipeg. Born Malone, N. Y., Dec. 1, 1865, son of William A. and Florence E. Caye. Educated St Albans, Vt. With Passenger Department Central Vermont Ry., St. Albans, 1882. Served as Sergeant Company B, First Regiment Vermont National Guard. Traveling Car Agent Canada Atlantic Ry., 190-«3t902; Private Secretary to General Manager same road, 1903-1905. Chief Clerk to Vice-President and General Manager G. T. P. Ry., Montreal, 1905-1907. Present, position since 1907. Married Florence E. Van Fleet, New York City, 1910. Society: K. of C. Recreation: Hunting, fishing. Roman Catholic. Address: Moxan Court, Winnipeg, Man. CAYLEY, Hugh St. Quintin, B. A. — Barrister, Loo Bldg., Vancouver. Born Toronto, Feb. 9, 1858, son of Hon. William and Emma Cayley. Educated Toronto University. Practiced Calgary; Member Territorial Legislative Assembly for Calgary, eight years; Premier, Northwest Territories, 1893. Married Nora Cochrane, 1897; has one son. Address: 1124 Barclay St, Vancouver, B. C. +4 CEPERLEY, Henry T.—Of Ceperley, Rounsefell & Co., Vancouver. Born One- onta N. Y., Jan. 10, 1851, son of Martin and Desiah Winnie Ceperley. Educated public school. Taught school New York State until 1875, when removed to Minnesota, later to Montana where in real estate business. Came to Vancouver where he established present business, 1886. Clubs: Vancouver, Terminal City, Address: Burnaby Lake, B. C. 92 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY CHADWICK, Robert Barton.—Superintendent of Neglected Children, Alberta Government Credit Toncier Bldg., Edmonton. Born Hamilton, Ont., July 15, 1879, son of John A. and Katherine Kent Chadwick. Educated public schools; College Institute and Art School, Hamilton; University Springfield, Mass. Assistant Secretary Boys' Club, New York, 1898-1900; Secretary Boys' Department Y. M. C. A., Toronto, 1900- 1905; came to Alberta, 1906; General Secretary Y. M. C. A., Edmonton, 1906- 1907; appointed to present office 1907. Married Elizabeth Evelyn Cook, Belleville, Ont, 1908; has one son. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreation: Athletic sports. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 475 Thirteenth St., Edmonton, Alta. CHAFFEY, Benjamin Elswood, B. A.— Barrister, 289 Garry St., Winnipeg. Born Brockville, Ont., Oct 8, 1859, son of John and Mary Anne Chaffey. Educated Bishop's College School, Lennoxville; Toronto University. Came to Winnipeg 1883. Practiced Winnipeg since 1886. Member Winnipeg City Council, 1894-8; 1902-4. Unsuccessful candidate Manitoba Legislature for Winnipeg, 1907. Married Gertrude Sanford Eastman, Winnipeg, 1897; has three sons and one daughter. Club: Manitoba Recreation: Boating. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 115 Betourney St., Winnipeg, Man. CHALDECOTT, Francis Millar.—Solicitor, 536 Hastings St. W., Vancouver. Born Chertsey, Surrey, England, Oct 10, 1863, son of Thomas A. and Ellen Lucas Chaldecott Educated Blundell's School, Tiverton; Falstead School, Essex. Articled to C. J. Mander, New Square, London, 1882; admitted as solicitor Supreme Court, England, 1888; practiced England, 1888-1890. Came to British Columbia 1890; admitted to Supreme Court of British Columbia 1891; practiced Vancouver since. President Brockton Point Association. Clubs: Vancouver, Jericho Country; Royal Vancouver Yacht; Royal Automobile Club (London). Recreations: Cricket fishing, shooting. Anglican. Address: 1174 Seaton St, Vancouver, B. C. CHALMERS, H. A. D.—Real Estate, Insurance Rental Agent, Notary Public, 193 Lombard St., Winnipeg. Born London, England, Oct 25, 1876, son of Henry Robert and Jessie Lucilla Chalmers. Educated St. Paul's, London, England. Clerk Bank of Victoria, and Robinson Bank, 1895-1901. Came to Winnipeg, 1901. Married Ida Victoria Suckling, Cincinnati, O., 1905; has one daughter. Club: Adanac. Recreation: All amusements. Conservative; Protestant Address: 57 Carlton St., Winnipeg^ Man. CHAMBERS, Edward Bushnell, M. A. —Capitalist Born London, England, Oct 17, 1854, son of Edward and Elizabeth Eleanor Quelch Chambers. Educated Pembroke College, Cambridge, England. Called to Bar, London, England, 1875; came to Winnipeg 1880. Clubs: Manitoba, St. Charles Country, Middle Temple (London). Address: Royal Alexandra, Winnipeg, Man. CHAMBERS, John Hudson.—Of Paul- in-Chambers Co., 311 Ross Ave., Winnipeg. Born Peterborough, Ont, Nov. 4, 1846, son of Thomas and Emma Chambers. Educated Peterborough. Manufacturer, Peterborough, 1873. Came to Winnipeg 1882. Married Hannah Brook, Peterborough, 1870. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreation: Motoring. Methodist. Address: 37 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Man. CHAMBERS, Rev. Sydney Garrington, B. A., B. D.—Rural Dean of Winnipeg; Rector of Christ Church, Winnipeg. Born Portsmouth, England, April 29, 1870, son of Major Frank Drysdale Chambers and Margaret Chambers. Educated Thornton Heath grammar school; St. John's College, Winnipeg. Ordained Winnipeg 1897. Married Evelyn Augusta Willan, Winnipeg, 1901; has two daughters. Clubs: Canadian, Clef. Society: S. O. E. Recreations: Cricket, music. Address: Christ Church Rectory, Winnipeg, Man. CHAMBRE, Lieutenant Colonel Hunt Walsh Alan.—Of Chambre & Chambre, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 285 Born Dublin, Ire- son of Mary Ann and Hunt Walsh Dungannon House, Ireland. Educated school; Ennis Col- Ireland ; King Wil- of Man. Came to Lieutenant Rebellion, 90th Regi- later pro- Lieutenant- Colonel; transferred to Reserve Officers, 1905, on completion of five years' term in command. Married Charlotte Harriet Woods, 1893. Recreations: Football, rowing, bicycling, snow shoeing. Independent Conservative; Anglican. Address: 185 Vaughan St., Winnipeg, Man. Smith St., Winnipeg, land, June 29, 1861, Burnette Johnston Chambre, J. P. of Dungannon, Tyrone, Dundalk grammar lege, County Clare, liam's College, Isle Manitoba 1880. Served as 95 th Regiment Northwest 1885 (medal); transferred to ment, 1886, as Lieutenant; moted Captain, Major and CHAMPAGNE, Albert, M.P.—Rancher. Born Ottawa, June 23, 1870, son of Seraphim and Melina Champagne. Educated Christian Brothers school, Ottawa For ten years constable Rural Northwest Mounted Police; stationed Battleford C. Division. Elected first mayor, Battle- ford, 1910; member first Legislature, Saskatchewan. Married Esther Oliver, 1895. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: Battleford, Sask. 1 93 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY EDSON JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN CHAMBERLAIN, Eds on Joseph. — Vice-President and General Manager Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, Union Station, Winnipeg. President Colonial Lumber Co., Ltd., Pembroke, Ont. Born Lancaster, N. H., Aug. 25, 1852, son of Joseph Mark and Roeann Chamberlain. Educated Methodist Seminary, Mont- pelier, Vt; railroad clerk Central Vermont Railway, St. Albans, Vt, 1871-1884; appointed Superintendent Ogdensburg Sc Lake Champlain Railway, between Rouse's Point and Ogdensburg, N. Y., 1884-1886; appointed General Manager Canada Atlantic Railway with headquarters Ottawa Sept. 1, 1886; under his management the Canada Atlantic bridge over the St Lawrence River near Coteau 6,120 feet long was constructed. This work was started in the early spring and bridge in operation in six months. Also during his management of that Company line was extended to Parry Sound, on Georgian Bay. The Canada Atlantic Railway was absorbed by the Grand Trunk Railway 1905 and Mr. Chamberlain retired temporarily from railway operation, but was engaged in railway construction during which time he built a line of railway from Rouse's Point to Lachine and constructed a portion of the Morelia & Tacambaro Railway through the State of Michocan, Mexico, for New York capital; appointed Vice-President and General Manager Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Jan. 21, 1909. Married Sara Griffin Place, St. Albans, Vt, 1876. Clubs: New York Yacht (New York), Athletic (New York), James, Dixie Golf, (Ottawa), Ottawa Mount Royal, St. Montreal; Rideau Hunt Ottawa Golf, Ottawa Country, 94 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Manitoba, St Charles Country, Kamin- istiquia (Fort William), Edmonton, Vancouver. Protestant. Address: 333 Metcalfe St, Ottawa, Ont; Royal Alexandra Hotel, Winnipeg, Man. CHAMPION, Henry Thomson.—Of Al- loway & Champion, Bankers, Brokers and Bond Dealers, 362 Main St., Winnipeg. Born Toronto, Nov. 28, 1847, son of Thomas and Mary Champion. Educated Upper Canada College, Toronto. Clerk Bank of Montreal, Perth, Ont, 1865; came to Manitoba 1870; accountant, Merchants Bank of Canada, Winnipeg, 1873-1879; established present business 1879. Director Northern Crown Bank; Chairman Winnipeg Stock Exchange. Served with Red River Expedition as Sergeant Fort Garry, 1870-1873. Married Florida Grattan, daughter of Hon. J. H. O'Donnell, 1882; has one son and three daughters. Clubs: Only surviving charter member of Manitoba Club; St. Charles Country, Lake of the Woods Yacht Recreations: Outdoor sports, shooting, golf, lawn bowling, bridge. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 92 Edmonton St., Winnipeg, Man. CHANG, Kang-jen.—Imperial Chinese Consul, Loo Bldg., Vancouver. Born China, June 18, 1860, son of Shingstung and Yee Ching. Educated Yale University; Columbia University. Came to British Columbia 1910. Ex-Secretary of Special Chinese Embassy to the United States of America. Married Charlotte Yee Ashty, San Francisco, Cal.; has one son and one daughter. Address: 893 Broughton St., Vancouver, B. C. CHAPTN, O. S.—President the Chapln Co., 323 Chapin Block, Calgary. Born Chicago, 111., June 22, 1872, son of A. B. and Mary L. Chapin. Educated Madison, Wis. Commercial Traveler, Chicago, 1892. Came to Alberta 1903. President Wholesale Implement and Carriage Dealers' Association of Alberta; Vice-President American Association of Alberta; Grand Councillor United Commercial Travelers of Canada. Married Ruby Scott, Augusta, Wis.; has two daughters. Societies: U. C. T.; K. K.; W. O. W. Recreation: Motoring. Address: 621 13th Ave. W., Calgary, Alta CHAPPLE, Hon Thomas William. — Judge of County Court, District of Ken- ora. Born Kilkenny, Ireland, son of Capt. William and Entychia Chappie. Came to Canada as a boy, 1858. Educated Newcastle, Ont.; Toronto. Called to Ontario Bar, 1883. Member of House of Commons, 1896. Appointed to present office 1898. Married Lucy Ann French, Oshawa, Ont: has one son. Club: Lake of the Woods. Recreations: Baseball, boating. Address: Kenora, Ont JOHN MORRIS CHAPPELL CHAPPELL, John Morris.—Financial and Real Estate Broker, 443 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Walsall, England, Oct 19, 1877, son of John and Katherine Chappell. Educated public schools, Walsall. Came to Canada 1903. Assistant Manager Great West Saddlery Co., Prince Albert Sask., 1903-1906; Manager Borden Trading Co., general merchants, Borden, Sask., 1905-1907. Served as school trustee Borden, 1905-1906. Came to British Columbia, 1907, contracting and building, Vancouver, 1909; established present business 1909, with branches at Point Grey and Kitsilano. Married Ada Chappell, Walsall, 1904; has one son and one daughter. Conservative; Methodist Address: 4436 Ontario St., Vancouver, B. C. CHARLESON, Donald Brims. — Contractor (retired). Born Quebec, April 26, 1842, son of Donald McKfl.y and Margaret Charleson. Lumbering and shipowning; subsequently engaged with C. P. R., contracting, seventeen years. Came to British Columbia 1885. Married Eliza Mac- Whinney, 1873; has two sons and three daughters. Club: Vancouver. Address:. 2003 Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. CHARLESON, Percy William. — Investment Broker, 438 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Sarnia Ont, March 19, 1875, son of Donald B. and Eliza Charleson. Came to British Columbia 1885. Educated high school and Wetham College, Vancouver. Club: Jericho Country. Recreations: Shooting, fishing. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 2003 Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. CHATAWAY, Charles Clifton, M.L.S., C. E. — Land Surveyor, 208 Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg; Secretary-Treasurer, Association of Manitoba Land Surveyors. Born Heckfleld, Hants, England, 95 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY April 15, 1869, son of Rev. James and Elizabeth A. Chataway. Educated Brad- field College; Royal Military Academy, Woolwick, England. Came to Halifax, 1888; Winnipeg, 1891; Surveyor, Winnipeg Land Titles Office, 1898-1900; Director of Surveys, Dawson, 1900-1905. Served as 2nd Lieutenant Royal Artillery, Halifax, 1888-1890. Married Mary Emlyn Thomas, daughter of Rev, A. Thomas, - Beguildy, Wales, 1897; has three sons and one daughter. Club: Garry. Independent; Anglican. Address: Winnipeg, Man. CHERRIER, Rev. Alphonsus Avila. — Parish Priest Born LaPrairie, Que., Sept 26, 1849, son of Leon T. and Lena F. Cherrier. Educated College of Ste. Therese de Blainville; Laval University. Ordained Priest, 1874. Filled chair of Literature and afterwards Natural Science, Ste. Therese College for some years. Came to Manitoba as cure d'office St. Boniface Cathedral 1878; President St. Boniface College, 1881-1884; appointed to Provincial Board of Education 1878 and remained a member until Board's abolishment, 1890; member Council University of Manitoba, 1878. Charge of Parish Immaculate Conception, Winnipeg, 1884. On the death of Mgr. Tache was nominee of secular clergy for vacant archbishopric. Member Royal Commission, University of Manitoba; President Board of Studies University of Manitoba; member advisory board of education for Manitoba. Address: 191 Austin Ave., Winnipeg, Man. CHERRY, Harry T.—Real Estate and Colonization Agent, 210 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Cobourg, Ont, May 3, 1872, son of James A. and Annie Cherry. Educated Trinity University. With Bank of Commerce, Toronto, 1889; merchant, Alberta, 1891-1896. Alderman, Lethbridge, 1904-1905. Formerly associated with Newton, Davidson and. Cherry, Winnipeg; business on own account since 1908. Lieutenant 100th Regiment Winnipeg. Married Emily O'Donnell, Tor- •onto, 1900; has one son. Clubs: Carleton, St Charles Country. Societies: Military Institute; A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Motoring. Anglican. Address: lyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. 60 Ros- CHEVRIER, Hon. Senator Noe.— Merchant 452 Main St, Winnipeg. Born Rigaud, Vaudreuil County, Que., 1849. Educated Bourget College. Clothier with his father in Ottawa 1868. Came to Winnipeg and founded present business 1871. Appointed Senator, 1909. Married Isabella Johnston (deceased, 1881); married Agnes McMillan, 1884; has one son and five daughters. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: Armstrong's Point. Winnipeg, Man. CHIENE, Hall Campbell. — Chartered Accountant, 536 Hastings St. W., Vancouver. Born Edinburgh, Scotland, March 25, 1874, son of John Chiene, C.B., and Elizabeth Mary Chiene. Educated Edinburgh Academy, Edinburgh University. Came to British Columbia 1906. Married Mary Fraser. Clubs: Vancouver, Jericho Country, Vancouver Motor. Recreation: Horses. Address: 1316 Harwood St., Vancouver, B. C. JAMES T. CHILD CHILD, James T., C.E.—City Engineer Calgary, Alta. Born Wigmore Grange, Herefordshire, England, April 21, 1857, son of William and Eliza Child. Educated Malvern, Parkgate and St Paul's College, Stoney Stratford. Engineering education Middlesbrough, Yorkshire, England. Came to Canada 1883; railway surveying and general engineering Winnipeg and Brandon. Moved to Calgary 1886; private usiness 1886-1897; Assistant Chief Engineer for Northwest Territories, Regina, 1897-1901; Lethbridge and Raymond irrigation work 1901-1903; Divisional Engineer C. P. R. Irrigation Canals 1903-1907; Chief Engineer Calgary Gravity Water Supply 1908; City Engineer Calgary since 1909. Married Laura N. Moore, Fish Creek, Calgary; has one son and two daughters. Club: Alberta. Societies: A.F. & A.M.; L. O. E.; A. O. U. W. Member Canadian Society of Civil Engineers and Alberta Association of Architects. President Central Alberta Football League, and District Deputy Grand President of the S. O. E. Address: Calgary. Alta. CHIPMAN, George Fisher. — Editor Grain Grower's Guide, 275 Sherbrooke St, Winnipeg. Born Nictaux West, Anna County, N. S., Jan. 18, 1882, son of F. Miles Chipman. Educated high school, MIddleton; normal school, Nova Scotia: school teacher, 1900. On repertorlal staff of Manitoba Free Press, Winnipeg. 1905; 96 ■VVVVV-OvVV-O WHO'S WHO, AND WHY frequent contributor to Canadian Magazine and other Canadian journals. Married Emily Raymond Christie, River Hebert, N. S., 1907. Baptist. Address: 202 Belvidere Apartments, Winnipeg, Man. CLARENCE CAMPBELL CHIPMAN CHIFMAN, Clarence Campbell. — The Commissioner Hudson's Bay Co., Winnipeg. Born Amherst, N. S., May 24, 1856, son of John Alen and Abigail Chipman. Educated Amherst. Commenced career in Civil Service of Dominion of Canada with Public Works Department, Ottawa, 1876-1878; Finance Department 1878- 1882; private secretary to Sir Charles Tupper, Bart, Minister of Railways and Canals, 1883; Private Secretary to the High Commissioner for the Dominion cf Canada London, 1884; in charge of organization and management of Canadian exhibit at Antwerp International Exhibition, 1885; organizer and supervisor of expenditure Canadian section of Colonial and Indian Exhibition, London, 1886; private secretary to Sir Charles Tupper at Washington, D. C, during negotiations prior to Atlantic Inshore Fisheries Treaty; appointed chief clerk Department of Marine and Fisheries, Ottawa 1886; private secretary to Canadian Minister of Marine and Fisheries, 1890; accompanied Minister to Washington, D. C, during Behring Sea negotiations, 1891; appointed Commissioner of Hudson's Bay Co., with headquarters at Winnipeg, 1891, and since that date has been chief executive of that great and historic corporation. The term of office of Commissioner Chipman has coincided with the remarkable development of the vast territory now known as Western Canada over which the company exercised autocratic control for so many years, and it has been under his sagacious and adaptable administration that the company has kept step with the times and exercised its wide functions in a spirit of modernity. Married Ada Borradaile, Ottawa, 1882; has three sons and four daughters. Clubs: Canadian, Country, Manitoba, York (Toronto). Recreations: Riding, driving. Non-partisan; Anglican. Address: Hudson's Bay House, Winnipeg, Man. CHISHOLM, Archibald Dickson. — Manager Union Grain Co., Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Huron County, Ont, Feb. 19, 1857, son of Robert and Margaret Chisholm. Educated public schools. Farming, Manitoba, 1881. Came to Winnipeg, 1904. " President Winnipeg Grain Exchange. Married Elizabeth Shields, Bruce County, 1883; has two sons and five daughters. Club: Manitoba. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; C. O. F. Recreations: Bowling. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 125 Carlton St., Winnipeg, Man. CHISHOLM, Elizabeth. — President Manitoba W. C. T. U. Born St. Catharines, Ont, Dec. 27, 1842, daughter of Gideon and Bessie Goodfellow. Educated Brantford. Taught school Brant Ctountyv 1861. Came to Winnipeg 1877; closely identified with temperance work thirty years. Elected Manitoba Provincial President, 1888-1892; removed to United States, returned to Winnipeg, 1900; re-elected Provincial President 1902, continuing in office since; represented Manitoba World's W. C. T. U Convention, Boston, Mass., 1906; ex-Vice- President Dominion W. C. T. U.; ex- Vice-President Dominion National Council of Women. Married James Chisholm, Brantford, 1864; has three sons and three daughters. Address: 294 Furby St., Winnir»— Man. CHISHOLM, John Edwin, LL. B.—Of Chisholm & Regan, Barristers, Moose Jaw. Born Dartmouth, N. S., July 6, 1882, son of John and Christina Isabella Chisholm. Educated public and high schools, Dartmouth; Halifax County Academy; Dalhousie University. Came to Saskatchewan 1904; practiced Moose Jaw, 1908; formed present partnership, 1909. Director G. M. Annable Co., Ltd.; Director News Publishing Co., Ltd. Served with Western Light Horse, South African War (Queen's medal). Club: Moose Jaw. Society: R. A. M. Recreation, Walking. Conservative: Presbyterian. Address: Moose Jaw, Sask. CHISHOLM, John Samuel, M. B., M. D., C. M.—Physician and Surgeon. Born Garafraxa Township, Wellington County, Ont., son of Margaret and Thomas Chisholm, M. D., M. P., for East Huron County, Ont. Educated high school, Harrison, Ont.; Toronto University. Practiced Wingham, Ont, 1899; came to Prince Albert 1906. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; Saskatchewan Med- 97 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ical Association. Recreations: Baseball, curling, lacrosse. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 608 Central Ave., Prince Albert, Sask. CHOWN, Harry H., B. A., M. D., C. M. —Surgeon. Born Kingston, Ont, Feb. 16, 1859, son of Edwin and Amelia Chown. Educated Victoria University, Queen's University. Came to Winnipeg 1880. Surgeon and Major 90th Regiment. Married Kate Farrell, Kingston. Ont. 1886; has two sons. Clubs: Manitoba, St Charles Country. Address: 263 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. CHRICHTON, W. Madeley.—Of Daly, Chrichton, McClure & Cohen, Barristers, Canada Life Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Manchester, England, April 5, 1868, son of William W. and Annie S. Chrichton. Educated Manchester. Came to Manitoba 1886. Practiced Winnipeg. 1898. Married Florence Eva White, London, Ont, 1899. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Cricket. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 810 Grosvenor Ave., Winnipeg, Man. CHRISTIE, Albert Edward, D. S. O.— Manager Union Bank of Canada Victoria. Born Toronto, Dec. 3, 1860, son of Charles and Marjorie Robertson Christie. # Served Northwest Rebellion 1885; and South African War, 1900; (D. S. O.). Married Mary Ludlow Wetmore, daughter of Mr. Chief Justice Wetmore; has three sons. Club: Union Pacific. Address: 604 Linden Ave., Victoria, B. C. CHRISTIE, Rev. David, M. A.—Westminster Presbyterian Church, Winnipeg. Born Arbroath, Scotland, Sept 16, 1865, son of James and Isabella Christie. Educated St. Andrew's and Edinburgh Universities; Pastor North Shields, England, 1890; removed to Edinburgh 1897; Pastor St. Matthews Church, Glasgow, 1903. Came to Winnipeg 1909. Married Margaret Fleming, Paisley, Scotland, 1891; has four sons and four daughters. Address: 42 Furby St., Winnipeg, Man. CHRISTIE, H. P.—Government Agent, Ashcroft. Born England, June 5, 1865, son of Robert Christie, C. E. Educated Dulwich College. On Stock Exchange London, England, 1883. Came to Northwest Territories 1886; to British Columbia 1897. Provincial Assessor; ex-Provincial Constable, ex-Mining Recorder, Slocan. Married Emily Robinson, Moosomin, Sask.; has two sons and one daughter. Recreations: Boating, hunting, fishing. Address: Ashcroft, B. C. CHRISTIE, Melbourne P.—Secretary- Treasurer G. F. Stephens Sc Co., Ltd., 172 Market St., Winnipeg; Vice-President Manitoba Linseed Oil Co., Ltd. Born Bowmanville Ont, June 9, 1864,- son of Thomas and Catherine Christie. Educated high schools Ontario. Chairman Manitoba branch Manufacturers' Association 1910; member Council Winnipeg Board of Trade and Development Industrial Bureau. Married Kathleen Campbell, Winnipeg, 1905; has one son. Clubs: Manitoba, St. Charles Country, Fort Rouge Lawn Bowling. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Golf, bowling. Conservative. Address: 112 Wilmot Place, Winnipeg, Man. CHURCH, Henry Warrington, M. A.— Of Conybeare, Church & McArthur, Barristers, Conybeare Block, Lethbridge. Born Cardiff, Wales, June 8, 1863, son of John and Elizabeth Jane Church. Came to Canada 1883. Educated Hell- muth College, London; Trinity College, Toronto. Student, Beatty, Chadwick & Co., Toronto, 1885; with Blake, Lash & Cassels, 1886; practiced Toronto, 1888; came to Alberta 1907. Married Gertrude Pemberton, Kincardine, Ont, 1898; has one son and three daughters. Club: Chinook. Anglican. Address: 268 Seventh Ave. S., Lethbridge, Alta. CLANCEY, Stephen A. — Vice-President and Secretary Gorman, Clancey & Grindley, Ltd., Calgary and Edmonton. Born Walkerton, Ont, March 27, 1881, son of Michael and=Lucy Clancey. Educated Walkerton High School and Northern Business College, Owen Sound, Ont; Secretary to D. W. Morriee, G. T. R, Toronto; with Bartlett, Frazier & Co., stock and bond brokers, Toronto, 1900. Came to Alberta with late R. R. Jamieson. Superintendent C. P. R. Co., 1902. Married Mabel Harley, Winnipeg; has two sons. Club: Alberta. Society: K. of C. Recreations: Lacrosse, hockey, baseball. Address: Calgary, Alta CLARE, George Herbert.—Real Estate and Financial Broker, McKay Block, Saskatoon; Vice-President Saskatoon Sanitary Steam Laundry Co.; Director of the Central Saskatchewan Agricultural Society, 1911. Born near Vankleek Hill, Ont, May 25, 1876, son of George Olding and Francis Clare. Came to Neepawa Man., with parents, 1882. Educated public schools Neepawa. Farming, Neepawa district 1892-1902; mercantile business with R. B. Irvine, under firm name Irvine & Clare, Saskatoon, 1903; bought out Mr. Irvine's interest and went into partnership with J. B. Young, firm name of Clare & Young, 1906; disposed of business 1908; later engaged wholesale commission business under firm name of Clare, Little & Co.; incorporated under name of Western Distributors, Ltd., 1910, and same year sold his interests and engaged real estate business. Alderman Saskatoon, 1906-1908; 1911-1912; member of Council of Board of Trade, 1909-1911. Married Lillian Clarke, Regina, 1904; 98 X WHO'S WHO, AND WHY GEORGE HERBERT CLARE has one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; C. O. F. Recreations: Baseball, motoring, curling Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 500 Eleventh St., Saskatoon, Sask. CLARX, Charles. — Publisher High River Times. Born Tiverton, Ont., March 27, 1870, son of Donald and Mary McDougall Clark. Educated public and high schools. Printer, Kincardine, Ont., 1890-1899. Served with Strathcona's Horse, Commissary Department, South African War, later attached to British Army Corps, 1899-1903. Married Mary Elizabeth MacDonell, 1907; has one son and one daughter. Club: High River. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: High River, Alta CLARK, Charles Whitefield, B. Sc, M. D.—Born New Brunswick, Feb. 25, 1845. Educated public and high schools, Ontario. Came to Winnipeg 1882. Married Martha E. Brown, 1875. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F; A. O. U. W. Liberal; Baptist. Address: 21 Princess St., Winnipeg, Man. CLARX, George Tunnah, B. A., C. E.— City Engineer, City Hall, Saskatoon. Born Campbellford, Ont., May 18, 1880, son of John and Agnes Waddell Clark. Educated: high school, Campbellford; Toronto University. Rodman, Maintenance of Way and Location, T. & N. O. subsequently inspector of sidewalks pavements, roadway department, of Toronto;came to Saskatchewan Ry.; and City resident engineer on installation 1906; of water and sewer system, Indian Head; similar work Maple Creek, 1907; similar wofk Palmerston, Ont, 1908; in present position since 1909. Married GEORGE TUNNAH CLARK. Leila Ada Aull, Toronto, 1909; has one son. Club: Canadian Society Civil Engineers. Presbyterian. Address: 540 Fifth Ave., Saskatoon, Sask. REV. JOHN ALEXANDER CLARK CLARX, Rev. John Alexander, B. A.— Minister, Knox Presbyterian Church, Calgary. Born Hamilton, Sept 15, 1866, son of John and Isabella Roy Somerville Clark. Educated public and high schools Dundas, Ont; Toronto University; Knox College. Apprentice The Banner, Dundas, 1880; attended Toronto University 1892-1896; Knox College, 1896- 1898; Minister Cowan Avenue Church, Toronto, 1898-1903; present charge since 1903. Married Alexandrina Sutherland, Glencoe, Ont., 1898; has three sons and one daughter. Address: 104 5th Ave. W., Calgary Alta 99 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY CLARX, Julia Jane.—Wife of William Clark, ex-Chief Factor Hudson's Bay Co. Born Kildonan, Man., daughter of Donald and Jane Murray, one of Lord Selkirk Settlers, 1812. Educated Winnipeg. President Auxiliary Y. M. C. A.; President Girls' Home of Welcome. Married William Clark, 1882. Clubs: Women's Canadian, Women's Musical. Presbyterian. Address: 261 Colony St, Winnipeg, Man. CLARX, Michael, M. B., C. M., M. P.— Farmer. Born Belford, Northumberland, England, May 12, 1861, son of Michael and Jane Clark. Educated Elmfield Col- cele, York, England; Edinburgh University (gold medal languages). Practiced for some years England; ex-Membier Newcastle-on-Tyne school board. Engaged farming and ranching, Alberta, 1905; elected to House of Commons, for Red Deer, 1908. Married Elizabeth Smith, Hamilton, 1882; has four sons. Recreations: Cricket walking. Liberal. Address: Belford Ranch, Olds, Alta CLARX, Robert William. — Financial Broker, Mahon Block, Victoria Born Sidcot, Somersetshire, England, May 14, 1863, son of Robert and Mary Ann Clark. Educated Friends School, Sidcot; private school, Southport. With Wm. Clark Sc Son, Bristol, England. Came to British Columbia, 1891; with W. H. Malkin & Co., Vancouver, 1891-1897. Established present business 1897. Married Alice M. Robb of Botodown, Ireland, 1887. Society: R. T. of T. Recreations: Driving, boating, gardening. Address: 1224 Richardson St, Victoria B. C. peg), 1861 via York Factory, Hudson's^ Bay; thence to Fort Garry by York boat. Hudson's Bay Company's post, Pembina, 1861-1863; then successively at the head office. Fort Garry, Portage la Prairie and White Horse Plains (now St Francois Xavier). Had charge of Grand Forks, N. D., the last post of the Hud*; son's Bay Co., in the United States. During absence of Chief Trader was in charge of White Horse Plains; subsequently sent by Governor McTavish to establish post at Oak Point, Lake Manitoba in order to cut out free traders who had begun to display spirit of activity not to company's liking; remained there thirteen years in charge of all posts on Lake Manitoba and Lake Win- nipegosis. Appointed junior chief trader 1871; chief trader, 1879; factor, 1884; chief factor, 1892; retired, 1908. In early days of Red River settlement was for several years in charge of horse cart brigade that took furs to agency in St Paul, making one trip there and back each year; brigade usually consisting of about three hundred carts. Married Julia Murray, Kildonan, 1882, daughter of Donald Murray, one of original' Selkirk Settlers, 1812. Presbyterian. Address: 261 Colony St, Winnipeg, Man. WILLIAM CLARK. CLARX, William.—Chief Factor Hudson's Bay Co. (retired). Born Kirkwall, Orkney, Scotland, Oct 26, 1840, son of William and Eliza Mowat Aim Clark. Educated Sandwick, Orkney. Shipping clerk, Gran ton Pier, near Edinburgh; came to Fort Garry, Man. (now Winni- W. HAROLD CLARK CLARX, W. Harold.—Of W. H. Clark & Co., Ltd., window and door manufacturers, Ninth St, Edmonton. President Edmonton Lumber Co., Ltd.; Edmonton Brick Co., Ltd. Born London, England, July 1, 1869, son of William and Ellen Clark. Educated Wesleyan schools, London. Came to Toronto, Ont, 1889; Alberta, 1892; contracting and lumber business in his own name, Edmonton, 1895; company incorporated 1905. Trustee Edmonton School Board, 1909-1912; Director Y. M. C. A.; First Vice-President Edmonton Board of Trade, 1911. Alderman, first Council Edmonton, 1905. Served with Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto, inn WHO'S WHO, AND WHY 1890-1891. Married Agnes J. Robson, Durham, Ont., 1899; has three sons and one daughter. Club: Edmonton. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; S. O. E. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 627 MacKay Ave., Edmonton, Alta bell, 1891; has three sons and three daughters. Club: Vancouver Yacht Recreations: Baseball and lacrosse. Address: 1246 Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. WILLIAM THOMAS CLARK CLARK, William Thomas.—Of Clark Bros. Sc Hughes, Funeral Directors and Undertakers, 366 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Mono Mills, Ont, July 3, 1871, son of James B. and Ann Glass- ford Clark. Educated public schools Ontario. Came to Winnipeg and engaged in building, contracting and decorating business, 1895; established present business, 1899. President Western Trunk Lands Corporation, Ltd. Married Mary Winniford, Winnipeg, 1904; has two sons. Clubs: Commercial Travelers; Musicians. Societies: A. F. & A. ML; C. O. O. F; I. O. F; C. O. O. F.; M. W. O. F; A. O. F.; Macabees; S. O. E.; C. O. C. F. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 770 Broadway, Winnipeg, Mna CLARKE, Adam, B. A., M. D.—Physician, 211 Somerset Block, Winnipeg. Born Millbrook, Ont, Oct. 10, 1873, son of Rev. Richard and Frances Clarke. Educated Queen's University. Practiced Lauder, Man., 1901; later Cypress River, Man., where medical health officer, 1901- 1906; came to Winnipeg 1907. Married Alice Maud Sadler, Lindsay, Ont, 1901; has two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Walking. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 550 Wardlaw Ave., Winnipeg, Man. CLARKE, Harold Curtis. — Of Clarke, Stuart -fe Co., Wholesale) Stationery Jobber, Seymour St, Vancouver. Born St Andrews, N. B., Sept. 30, 1862, son of Nelson and Mary Jane Clarke. Came to British Columbia 1888. President Recreation Park Amusement Co.; License Commissioner. Married Lilian G. Camp- SIMON JOHN CLARKE CLARKE, Simon John.—Commissioner City of Calgary, City Hall, Calgary. Born Huntington, Que., Dec. 22, 1852, son of Simon John and Catherine Clarke. Educated public schools Quebec. Served Northwest Mounted Police, Port Walsh, Alta, 1876-1882. Proprietor of the Queen's Hotel, Calgary 1892-1901. First Councillor of Calgary, 1884; Chairman Police and Relief Committee, Calgary, 1884. First -City Commissioner four terms; Alderman five terms; Chairman of Public Works many years. Married Jane Findlay, 1884; has three sons and one daughter. Club: Alberta. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; A. O. U. W.; I. O. F; K. of P. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 238 Twelfth Ave. E., Calgary, Alta CLARKE, William H., Jr.—Manager Quebec Bank, Calgary. Born Halifax, June 18, 1870, son of William H. and Maria Clark. Educated Halifax high school; joined Merchants Bank of Halifax 1887. Came to Alberta 1906. Married Helene W. Sutcliffe, Halifax; has one daughter. Address: Elbow Park, Calgary, Alta. CLARRY, Lewis Frederick. — Deputy Attorney General for Alberta. Born Millbrook, Ont, April 7, 1874, son of Lewis Simpson and Harriet Clarry. Educated high school Millbrook, Ont; Os- goode Hall, Ont; called to Ontario Bar 1898; practiced Hastings, Ont, 1898- 1909; came to Alberta and practiced Calgary, 1910; appointed to present po- 101 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY sition, 1910. Unsuccessful candidate East Northumberland, Ont, general election, 1908. Councillor Hastings, Ont.. 1909. Married Winnifred Annie Johnson, daughter of Rev. Francis Johnson, 1902; has one son and one daughter. Club: Edmonton. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; C. O. F.; I. O. F. Recreations: Lacrosse, tennis, snow shoeing, baseball, curling. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 483 Twelfth St., Edmonton, Alta CLAUGHTON, John Harold.—Barrister and Solicitor, 418 Metropolitan Bldg., Vancouver, and Westminster Trust Bldg., Chilliwack. Born London, England, March 9, 1886, son of John William, and Esther Claughton. Educated privately. Practiced Yukon Territory, 1908; admitted Alberta Bar 1909; practiced British Columbia since 1910; Transport Service South Africa; Uruguay Army, South America Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F; S. O. EL; Royal Society of St. George. Recreations: Riding, boating. Address: Vancouver, B. C. CLAY, Rev. William Leslie. — St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Victoria. Born Bedeque, P. E. I., Nov. 14, 1863, son of John and Jane Clay. Educated Prince of Wales College; McGill University; Presbyterian College, Montreal. Minister, Moose Jaw, Sask., 1890. Married Florence N. Leitch, 1890; has one son and four daughters. Recreations: Tennis, bowling, boating, fishing. Address: 821 Linden Ave., Victoria B. C. RICHARD STOPFORD CLAYTON CLAYTON, Richard Stopford. — Real Estate Broker, 615 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Northumberland, England, Jan. 1, 1887, son of Richard and Emily E. Bull Clayton. Educated Eton. Came to Canada 1899. Ranching and stock raising, South Medicine Hat Alta., 1899- 1907. Came to British Columbia, 1907; real estate business, Vernon, B. C, 1907- 1909; established present business 1909. Served with Highland Light Infantry^, Married Martha Hasard, Medicine.Hat, 1900; has two sons. Recreation: Cricket Conservative; Anglican. Address: 764 Bidwell St., Vancouver, B. C. CLEMENT, Stephen Emmett. — Of Clement & Clement, Barristers, Brandon. Born. Cookstown, Ont, Oct. 14, 1867, son of Stephen and Eleanor Clement Educated public schools Cookstown. Came to Brandon 1882. Studied law with Hon. Clifford Sifton and J. A. M. Aikins; called to Manitoba Bar, 1895; Director Y. M. C. A.; member of Board, Wesley College, Winnipeg; ex-School Trustee; ex-Alderman, Brandon; Mayor, 1907-1908. Married Aleta E. Paisley, 1899; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Canadian. Societies: A. O. U. W.j Maccabees. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Brandon, Man. HON. WILLIAM HENRY POPE CLEMENT CLEMENT, Hon. William Henry Pope. -Judge of the Supreme Court of Brit ish Columbia since Ont, May 13, 1858, and Mary C. Pope Toronto University honors; gold medal, 1906. Born Vienna, son of Rev. Edwin Clement.' Educated (B. A., LL. B.; first 1881); Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar and practiced Toronto, 1880. Legal Adviser and Member of Yukon Council, 1898-1900; called to British Columbia Bar and practiced Grand Forks 1901-1905; appointed Judge for Yale County 1905. Unsuccessful candidate to House of Commons for West York, 1891; unsuccessful candidate to British Columbia Legislature for Grand Forks, 1893. Author of "Law of the Canadian Constitution," first edition 102 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY 1892; second edition 1904; "History of Canada" 1897, selected by the Committee of the Provincial Government for use public schools. Married Elsie L. Main, Brampton, Ont, 1889; has one son and two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Yachting. Methodist. Address: Vancouver, B. C. CLEMENT, William Alexander, C.E.— Civil Engineer, Dominion Trust Bldg., Vancouver. Born Niagara, Ont, Aug. 27, 1865, son of John Mewburn and Elizabeth Clement. Educated Toronto University; Engineer on Welland Canal, 1889; City Engineer's Department, Toronto, 1890; Assistant City Engineer, Toronto, 1898-1905. Came to British Columbia, 1905; City Engineer Vancouver. Married Louise Bertram Thomson-Cur- rie, Orilla, Ont, 1904; has one son and one daughter. Society: Canadian Society Civil Engineers. Address: Vancouver, B. C. HERBERT SYLVESTER CLEMENTS CLEMENTS, Herbert Sylvester, M. F —Of Clements & Heyward, Real Estate Brokers, 535 Pender St. W., Vancouver, B. C. Born Chatham, Ont, Nov. 9, 1869. son of William and Alice Clements. Educated public school; Chatham College. Stock farming and also interested with T. H. Taylor & Co., Ltd., Chatham, manufacturers of woolens and flour, 1894- 1904. Represented West Kent, House of Commons, 1904; member of Chatham School Board and City Council. Came to British Columbia and established present business, 1908. Elected to House of Commons for Comox-Atlin, 1911. Married Jenny McGarvin, daughter of John McGarvin, Chatham, 1899. Club: Al bany (Toronto). Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Temple Chapter and Shriner; I. O. O. F.; S. O. E. Recreations: Hunting, shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Haro and Thurlow Sts., Vancouver, B. C. ALBERT ERNEST CLEVELAND CLEVELAND, Ernest Albert, C. E., B. C. L. S., D. L. S.—Of Cleveland & Cameron, Civil Engineers, 506 Winch Bldg., Vancouver. Born Alma, N. B., May 12, 1874, son of Nathan and Mary Akerly Cleveland. Educated: Alma Grammar School; Washington University. Came to British Columbia and engaged general engineering and surveying practice 1890. Married Catherine MacKechnie, 1906; has one son and one daughter. Club: Terminal City. Society: A. F. & A. M. Baptist. Address: 853 Jervis St., Vancouver, B. C. CLINTON, George Wilt.—Paymaster, Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir, Ltd.), Cumberland. Born Harrisburg, Pa., Aug. 19, 1861, son of George Wilt Clinton, Master Mechanic Pennsylvania Railway. Educated high school Harrisburg; clerk in P. & O. S. S. Co., 1880-1882; came to British Columbia 1882; with the Esquimalt Waterworks Co., 1882-1888; appointed paymaster Union Collery Co., Cumberland, B. C, 1888; this company was merged with the Wellington Collieries, 1898; the Canadian Collieries absorbed the Wellington Collieries 1910; President and Managing Director Cumberland Electric Lighting Co.; Treasurer Cumberland Union Waterworks Co. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; K. T.; R. A. M.; Mystic Shrine. Recreations: Tennis, golf. Address: Cumberland, B. C. 103 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY British Columbia and established pres- JAMES CLINKSKILL CLINKSXILL, James—Of House of Clinkskill, 21st St., Saskatoon. Born Glasgow, Scotland, May 6, 1854, son of Josephine Katherine Marie and James Clinkskill, M. E. Educated public schools, Madras College and St. Andrew's College, Glasgow, Scotland. Apprenticed cotton and woolen yarns business, Glasgow, 1871; came to Prince Albert, Sask., and opened general store 1882; conducted general store Battleford, Sask., 1883; has since disposed of same; opened branch store Saskatoon, 1899. Chairman Battleford School Board 1888-1898; Mayor of Saskatoon 1906, 1911; Member for Battleford District»Northwest Territories Legislative Assembly 1888-1899; Member for Saskatoon 1902-1905; selected by Premier Haul tain 1902, to serve on Executive Committee Northwest Territories, but shortly after differed with him on school policy and resigned. Elected to Board of Governors of University of Saskatchewan, 1908; re-elected and elected chairman, 1910. Served with Battleford Home Guards, Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Married Dora Babbington Taylor, Winnipeg, 1884; has one son and eight daughters. Societies: A.F. &A.M.; I. O. O. F; K. of P.; President St Andrew's Society, Saskatoon. Recreations: Football, golf. Address: 152 Crescent, Saskatoon, Sask. CLUBB, William H. F.—Of Clubb & Stewart Clothing Merchants, 315 Hastings St., Vancouver; President Dominion Trust Co. Born Aberdeen, Scotland, April 24, 1862, son of James and Isabella Watson Club. Educated public schools, Aberdeen and Canada. Came to Canada 1872. Clerk with his father, James Clubb, Embro, Ont, until 1890, when came to ent business. Board seven Houston; has dist. Address: ver, B. C. Member Vancouver School years. Married Elizabeth one son. Liberal; Metho- 1131 Beach Ave., Vancou- CLUT, Isidore, O. M. I. — Auxiliary Bishop of the Bishop of the Viearitdi Apostolic of Athabasca Born France, Feb. 11, 1832. Educated Valence Elected Bishop 1860. Address: Lesser Slave Lake Alta JOHN STILWELL CLUTE CLUTE, John Stilwell.—Barrister and Solicitor, New Westminster. Born New Westminster, March 23, 1867, son of John Stilwell and Sara J. Clarkson Clute. Called to British Columbia Bar 1893. Practiced Rossland, 1895-1905; New Westminster since 1905. Mayor, Ross- land, 1902-1904; Alderman several years, Police Commissioner, 1899-1903; Justice of the Peace 1903. Married Mary L. R. Walker, daughter of Rev. J. Walker, New Westminster, 1893. Clubs: Westminster; Terminal City; Rossland. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreations: Outdoor sports. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 212 Third St, New Westminster, B. C. COBURN, John Wood.—President and Managing Director New Ladysmith Lumber Co., Wallace and Fraser Sts., Nanaimo. Born Harvey, N. B., Aug. 30, 1859, son of Andrew Wood and Elizabeth Co- burn. Educated public schools, New Brunswick; with his father as railroad contractor New Brunswick, 1881. Came to Winnipeg as clerk wholesale clothing 1883; came to British Columbia and employed as conductor on Esquimalt & 104 h^^SS WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Nanaimo Ry. Mayor of Wellington, 1900. Organized New Ladysmith Lumber Co., 1901 and'became President and General Manager, with headquarters at Nanaimo. Mayor of Ladysmith, 1904-1905. President Vancouver Island Development League, 1910. President Ladysmith Hardware Co., Ladysmith. Married Ellen Christina Little, Harvey, N. B., 1882 (deceased); married Ellen Cowie Victoria 1899; has two sons and three daughters. Clubs: Nanaimo, Pacific (Victoria), Terminal City (Vancouver). Society: A. F. & A. M. Address: Stewart Ave., Nanaimo, B. C. COCHRANE, Arthur Ormiston. — Of Billings & Cochrane, Barristers and Solicitors, Vernon. Born Whitby, Ont, June 21, 1879, son of William and Adie A. Cochrane. Came to British Columbia 1885. Educated public schools; Collegiate Institute, Whitby, Ont Called to British Columbia Bar 1903; practiced at Vernon since. Official Administrator, Vernon. Married Helen R. Christian', daughter of Charles Christian, Vernon, 1905; has one daughter. Club: Ranchersr Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: All outdoor sports. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Vernon, B. C. COCKBURN, Alicia Emeretta Secord. —Wife of Isaac Cockburn. Born Queens- ton, Ont, daughter of Charles Badaux and Margaret Secord, and grand-daughter of Laura Secord. Educated private schools, Queenston and Niagara, Ont Came to Manitoba 1892. Married Isaac Cockburn, 1882. Clubs: Women's Canadian, Daughters of the Empire Presbyterian. Address: 430 River Ave., Fort Rouge, Winnipeg, Man. COCKBURN, John Wesley, M. E.—Mechanical Engineer. Born Trior old, Ont.. Jan. 9, 1856, son of Charles and Caroline Cockburn. Educated Thorold. Engineer, Alliance, Ohio, 1880. Came to Winnipeg 1882. Controller, City of Winnipeg, 1910. President Winnipeg Liberal Association, 1906. Fathered Winnipeg Municipal Power Development Point du Bois, Man. Married Jennie McDonald Mason, Winnipeg, 1883; has one son and two daughters. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 281 St John's Ave., Winnipeg, Man. COLDWELL, Mrs. Anne. — Born Brampton, Ont, daughter of James and Eliza Anderson. Educated Brampton, Ont Member Brandon Ladies' Hospital Aid. Clubs: Brandon Art Club; Y. W. C. A.: Daughters of the Empire. Married George Robson Coldwell, Barrister, 1883; has four sons and one daughter. Recreation: Gardening. Anglican. Address: 122 Eighteenth St., Brandon, Man. COLDWELL, Hon. George Robson, B. A., X. C.—Minister of Education and Municipal Commissioner for Manitoba; Barrister, of Coldwell, Coleman Sc Cur- ran, Brandon. Born Clarke Township, Durham County, Ont, July 4, 1858, son of William Edward and Mary Coldwell. Educated public schools, Kinburn, Ont; Clinton grammar school; Trinity College school, Port Hope; Trinity College, Toronto. Practiced Winnipeg, 1882- 1883. Member of Brandon Council twenty years. Elected to Manitoba Legislature for Brandon City 1907, on appointment as Minister of Education; re-elected 1910. Married Ann Anderson, Winnipeg, 1883; has four sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba, Carleton, Brandon. Recreations: Shooting, gardening. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 122 Eighteenth St., Brandon, Man. COLDWELL, Joseph Alfred.—Financial and Real Estate Broker, Holden Bldg., \ ancouver. Born Birmingham, England, March 27, 1851. Educated Birmingham. Commenced business career with Midland Ry. Came to British Columbia in 1882, residing two years in Victoria before establishing present business. Notary public Married Ellen Cobley, England. Recreation: horses. Address: 2360 Powell St., Vancouver, B. C. COLEMAN, Charles Edward, M. D., C. M.—(McGill) Physician and Surgeon, of Drs. Coleman & Macnab, Alexander Corner, Calgary. Born Chatham, N. B„ Nov. 30, 1880, son of Patrick and Anna Donovan Coleman. Educated grammar school, Chatham; McGill University; practiced Medicine, Chatham, 1902-1903; Redbank, N. B., 1903-1909; Post-graduate Couse St. Mary's Hospital, New York, 1910; Calgary since 1910. Married Lorette F. Judd, New York, 1911. Societies: K. of C; New Brunswick Medical. Roman Catholic. Address: 1126 Sixteenth Ave. W., Calgary, Alta COLEMAN, George Benjamin. — Of Coldwell, Coleman & Curran, Barristers, Brandon. Born Lynn, Ont, April 5, 1865, son of Edwin Ruthven and Mary Coleman. Educated Academy St Catharines. Law student Winnipeg, 1883; practiced Brandon since 1900. Alderman three years; School Trustee, Brandon, three years. Married Ann Victoria Merrick, Winnipeg, 1890; has one son. Club: Brandon. Society: I. O. O. F. - Recreation: Tennis. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 339 Victoria Ave., Brandon. Man. 105 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY COLES, Arthur.—Financial and Real Estate Agent, 1205 Broad St., Victoria. Born Watford, England, Sept. 4, 1872, son of Walter T. and F. J. Coles. Educated Aldenham grammar school, England; Insurance business London, England, 1888. Came to British Columbia, 1897. Notary Public. Served four years Volunteer Regiment. Married Amy G. Galley, Victoria, 1902. Club: Pacific. Recreations: Golf, cricket. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Victoria, B. C. COLLISSON, James T. J.—Of Short, Woods, Bigger Sc Collisson, Barristers, 14 Howard St., Edmonton. Born Lucan, Ont, Aug. 21, 1875, son of Michael and Mary Twohey Collisson. Educated high school, Lucan; Normal school, Regina; taught school, Ontario, 1895-1896; Saskatchewan, 1897; Alberta, 1898-1903; Yukon, 1903-1905; studied law and called to Alberta bar, 1908; joined present firm 1909. Scho<* Trustee, Edmonton, 1909- 1910; 1911-1912. Treasurer Children's Aid Society of Edmonton and Strathcona 1910; Secretary, 1911. Society: K. of C. Recreation: Curling. Liberal: Roman Catholic. Address: 708 Seventh St., Edmonton, Alta COLLISON, Ven. W. H.—Archdeacon of Caledonia; Commissary to the Bishop of Caledonia, and C. M. S. Missionary to Nishka, Zimshean, and Haida tribes of Indians, Northwest Coast and Islands, British Columbia. Born County Armagh, Ireland, Nov. 12, 1847, son of J. and M. Maxwell Collinson. Educated Church of Ireland Normal College; Church Missionary College Islington. Superintendent of Industrial Schools Cork; Missionary to Zimshean Indians, 1873; volunteered as first missionary to the Haidas of Queen Charlotte's Islands, who were known then as the "Pirates of the North Pacific Coast" being the finest and fiercest of the Coast Indians, 1876; opened the Inland Mission to Git- ikshans, 1880; Secretary to the North British Columbia Mission of the Church Missionary Society, and Bishop's Commissary, 1893-1894; published translation of Evening and Morning Prayers, Hymns and portions into Zimshean, Haida and Nishka languages and history of the British Columbia Mission. Married Marion M. Goodwin, London, 1873. Address: Kincolith, Northwest Coast, B. C. CONGDON, Frederick Tennyson, X. C., B. A., LL. B.. M. P.—Barrister. Born Annapolis, N. S., Nov. 16, 1858, son of Hinkle and Catherine Congdon Edu cated high school, Yarmouth, N. S., Toronto University. Studied law at the Temple, London, one year. Author first Nova Scotia digest of legal cases, 1890. Member Commission to revise statutes Nova Scotia, sixth series, 1900; editorial writer Halifax Morning Chronicle, 1885- 1887; member commission to consolidate ordinances Yukon Territory, 1902; member Yukon Council and legal adviser, 1902; Crown prosecutor, 1902; Commissioner, Yukon Territory, 1903-1904, resigning appointment to contest Yukon seat for House of Commons. Created K. C, 1903. Married Louisa Gladwyn, 1884; has one son and two daughters. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Dawson, Y. T. CHARLES J. COL VILLE. COL VILLE, Charles J.—Real Estate and Financial Broker, Board of Trade Bldg., Calgary. Born Chesley, Ont, June 17, 1887. Educated public and high schools, Ontario. .Came to Alberta, 1906. Assistant manager, Trusts & Guarantee Co., Calgary, 1906-1910; began present business, 1910. Member of Calgary Board of Trade. Married. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 2022 Hope St., Calgary, Alta. CONMEE, James M. F. — Contractor. Born Sydenham, Ont., Oct. 13, 1848, son of Matthew and Rosina Conmee. Educated Grammar school, Owen Sound. Ont. Interested in mining and lumber trade. 106 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Built several sections C. P. R. and Al- goma Central Ry. Projected Atlantic and Pacific Ry. to get a winter port on Lake Superior, 1886. Built portions of what is now C. N. R. Strong advocate of National Transcontinental Ry. and of development of mineral resources of north. First President Ontario Mining Institute, 1894; President Ontario Mines Development Co., 1896. Ex-Mayor of Port Arthur. Delegate to Deep Waterways Convention, 1894. Elected to Ontario Legislature June, 1885, 1886, 1890, 1894; resigned to contest Nipissing, House of Commons, 1896, but resignation not having become technically effective, being defeated, reclaimed his seat in Legislature, and re-elected 1898, 1902, when resigned again to successfully contest Thunder Bay and Rainy River for House of Commons, 1904; re-elected 1908. Served 8th New York Cavalry under Gen. Custer, American Civil War. Married Emily Florence Cox, Meaford, Ont, 1874. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: Port Arthur, Ont CONNACHER, William Murray.—Manager Bank of Nova Scotia, 115 Eighth Ave., Calgary. Born Campbellton, N. B., May 17, 1872, son of Thomas and Jane Connacher. Educated public schools, Campbellton. Junior Bank of Nova Scotia Campbellton, 1886-1891; at different branches of bank Maratine Provinces, 1891-1900; Manager Arnprior, Ont, 1901- 1903; came to Calgary and opened branch 1903. Married Kate Burill, Yarmouth, N. S., 1898; has one daughter. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 118 Sixth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. CONWAY, Thomas David.—Collector of Customs, Ladysmith. Born Montreal, Jan. 9, 1844, son of Thomas and Alice Conway. Educated public schools and Christian Brothers' school, Montreal. Entered United States Military Telegraph Service, 1861. Came to British Columbia, and constructed the Collins Overland Telegraph lines, New Westminster to Behring Sea, 1864. Superintendent construction Western Union Telegraph lines, Omaha to Salt Lake City, 1868-1876. Returned to British Columbia, 1876, engaged with Dominion Government Telegraphs until same taken over by C. P. R. Deputy Collector of Customs, 1881-1905; Collector of Customs, 1905. Married Annie Williams, Salt Lake City, 1875; has one son and one daughter. Address: Ladysmith, B. C. CONYBEARE, Charles Frederick Pringle, D. C. E., X. C. — Of Conybeare Church & McArthur, Barristers, Leth- CHARLES FREDERICK PRINGLE CONYBEARE bridge; Vice-President Prudential Life Insurance Co., Winnipeg. Born Little Sutton, England, May 19, 1860, son of Henry and Annie Newport Moone Conybeare. Educated Westminster school, London, England; came to Canada, 1880; studied law, Winnipeg; on completion of law course practiced Lethbridge. Chancellor, Diocese of Calgary; Vice-President Alberta Law Society. Married Ida Attwood, daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Attwood, 1890; has one son and two daughters. Club: Chinook. Societies: K. of P.; S. O. E. Recreations: Swimming, boating. Independent; Anglican. Address: Riverview, Lethbridge, Alta. COOK, Andrew B.—Sheriff, Regina Judicial District; President Saskatchewan Motor Co.; Director Western Trust Co.; Director National Securities, Ltd.; President National Fire Insurance Co.; Born Clinton, Ont, Dec. 8, 1870, son of Robert J. and Sarah Cook. Educated public schools, Kincardine, Ont., and Clinton. Miller, Tiverton, Ont. Came to Manitoba 1889; miller, McCullough & Herriot, Souris, Man., 1889-1895; agricultural implement business, 1895- 1900; general financial business, Areola, 1900-1905; real estate, Regina, 1905- 1908; appointed Sheriff, 1908. Married Agnes McGregor, Winnipeg, 1905; has two daughters. Club: Assiniboia. Recreations: curling, motoring, boating, shooting. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Regina, Sask. 107 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY COOK, Frank C. — General Manager Peoples Trust Co., Ltd., Columbia St.. New Westminster; President Fraser Valley Tile & Cement Co., Ltd.; Director Westminster, Alaskan Oil Co., Inc; Director Peoples Building Co., Ltd. Born Neosho County, Kansas, May 8, 1875, son of Robert C. and Sarah Brooks Cook. Educated Bloomington, HI. Agriculture, rubber, hemp and copra business. Manila and on the Amazon River, Brazil, 1893-1908. Came to British Columbia 1908. Married May Eastman, 1909. Club: Westminster. Recreation: Riding. Address: 725 Second St., New Westminster, B. C. COOX, Robert Harold. — Financial Agent; Director Areola Mutual Fire Insurance Co.; President Areola Agricultural Society. Born Blyth, Ont, May 11, 1877, son of Robert John Cook and Sarah Jane Stephenson. Educated public schools Tiverton and Clinton, Ont.; Huntingdon, Man. Came to Manitoba as a boy; farming near Souris, Man., until 1894; printers' devil under Dickie & Barclay, Plaindealer, Souris, 1894; bought out Mr. Dickie's half interest in business and continued under firm name Barclay Sc Cook, 1897; sold his interest 1901 and came to Areola Councillor, Areola, 1903-1908; Mayor by acclamation, 1910, 1911. Married Frances Helena Cornell, Stoughton, Sask., 1903; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. President Moose Mountain Football Association. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Areola Sask. COOMBES, Very Rev. George Frederick, M. A., D. D.—Dean of St. John's Cathedral and Professor of St. John's College, Winnipeg. Born Stockport, England, March 7, 1856, son of Rev. J. Coombes, Vicar of Portwood, England, and Harriet Coombes. Educated Manchester school; Cambridge University. Married Mary Elizabeth Eagles, Rushall, England, 1885; has three sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba, Garry. Recreations: Lawn tennis, chess. Anglican. Address: The Deanery, Church Ave., Winnipeg, Man. COONEY, Charles Thomas.— Rancher and Stock Raiser; Director Kamloops Brewery. Born Kings County, Ireland, Oct. 13, 1835, son of William and Mary Cooney. Came to Canada 1852; British Columbia 1858; engaged mining, 1858- 1869. Married Elizabeth Allar, 1867; has four sons and six daughters. Recreation: Hunting. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: Kamloops, B. C. ALFRED COOPER COOPER, Alfred.—Of Alfred Cooper & Co., Real Estate and Insurance Agents, Fojrt William, Ont Born Toronto, June 18, 1881, son of John and Ann Maria Cooper. Fruit and confectionery business, Fort William, Ont, 1902; established present business, 1903. Alderman Fort William, 1911. Held 100 and 220- yard running championship for Western Canada, 1906-1907. Married Edith Cusitar, Portage la Prairie, 1906; has two sons. Club: Kaministiquia. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. F. Recreations: Fishing, hunting Conservative; Baptist Address: 1202 Victoria Ave., Fort William, Ont COOPER, John Thomas.—Civil Engineer. Born Underwood, Bruce County, Ont, Feb. 27, 1873, son of Robert and Mary Cooper. Educated public schools. Came to Alberta 1892; Assistant Engineer with Jas. A. Macmillan, Calgary, 1892. First Mayor Nanton 1907- 19r6.. Married Annetta Warren, Nan- ton, 1901; has three sons and two daughters. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Nanton;' Alta. COPE, Frederick Thomas.—of Cope & Sons, Ltd., Electrical Supplies, 338 Hastings St, Vancouver. Born Oxford, England, July 9, 1860, son of Thomas and Amelia Cope. Educated high school, Oxford. Came to Manitoba 1879,. general contracting, Gladstone, Man., 1879-1890; Brandon, Man., 1890-1895. Came to British Columbia 1895; contracting, Vancouver, 1895-1897; established present business 1897. Married Amelia Gentle London, England; has two sons. Clubs: Terminal City, Commercial. Societies• K. of P.; I. O. O. F. Recreation: Driving! Conservative; Anglican. Address: 13th and Alder Sts., Vancouver, B. C. 108 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY EUSTACE H. COPE COPE, Eustace H. — Of Sandeman- Cope Co., Ltd., Real Estate, Insurance and Financial Agents, 645 First St., Edmonton. Born Hankow, China, Aug. 5, 1870, son of Herbert Cope (formerly of Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation) and Blanche Cope. Educated private schools In East and England. Resided Iowa, U. S. A., some years. Farming, Manitoba 1894; came to Edmonton, 1906. Secretary-Treasurer Western Realty Co. and Accountant S. H. Smith, Official Assignee, until 1910; Secretary and Manager Northern Investment Co., Ltd., until 1910; Northern Investment Co., Ltd.; joined H. F. Sande- man (business established 1897), 1910. Married Clara Huckell, daughter of Thomas Huckell, formerly of Ottawa 1895; has three daughters. Clubs: Edmonton, Empire, Conservative. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F, St. George's. Recreations: Golf, tennis, cricket boating. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 768 24th St, Edmonton, Alta COPE, William Henry.—President and General Manager Cope Furniture Co., 150 Second Ave., Saskatoon. Born Caer- leon, England, April 27, 1872, son of Mathew Morgan and Elizabeth Cope. Educated Lulworth House, Caerleon; public schools, Winnipeg. Came to Winnipeg with his parents, 1882. Office boy Hewitt, Bodwell & Wilson, Barristers; office boy to Chief Commissioner Wrig- ley, of the Hudson's Bay Company, 1885; transferred to carpet department; manager carpet and furniture department Hudson's Bay Co., Vancouver, 1894-1901; in same capacity, Halifax, 1903; New York City, 1905; Winnipeg, 1906. Came WILLIAM HENRY COPE to Saskatoon as Manager Great West Furniture Co., 1908; established present business, 1910. Married Joanna French Hallman, Winnipeg, 1898; has one son and one daughter. Society: Saskatoon Amateur Operatic (conductor). Recreations: Rowing, music, curling, lacrosse. Liberal; Anglican Address: 140 Spa- dina Crescent, Saskatoon, Sask. CORBETT, Samuel C, M. D. — Physician (retired). Born Port Hope, Ont., April 5, 1846, son of Samuel and Margaret Corbett Educated private schools Ontario; Victoria University, Tonorto. Practiced Perrytown, Ont, 1867; subsequently Port Hope; came to Manitoba 1882; appointed Dominion Health Officer 1897, retired 1903; Member Council of College of Physicians and Surgeons Manitoba, 1886-1895; Member University Council and Exeminer in Mecidine several years; Grand Medical Examiner for A. O. U. W.; President Winnipeg International Sanitary Co. Married Gertrude B. Sangster, Port Perry, 1904; has one son and one daughter. Club: St. Charles Country. Societies: Manitoba Medical; A. F. & A. M.; A. O. U. W.; I. O. F. Recreation: Golf. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Ingleneuk, Armstrong's Point Winnipeg, Man. CORBOULD, Gordon Bruce—Of Diamond & Corbould, Real Estate & Financial Brokers, 513 Columbia St., New Westminster. Born Southampton, England, Oct. 6, 1877, son of Gordon Edward and Arabella Almond Corbould. Came to British Columbia 1880. Educated St. Paul's School, Esquimalt; Green School, Victoria; high school, New Westminster. Agent Empire Accident & Surety Co., New Westminster, 1*905-1907; member of present firm Since 1907. Served as Corporal with 2nd Battalion, R. C. R., South African War, 1899-1890 (medal and four clasps); mem- 109 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ber of Canadian Coronation Contingent to England, as Corporal, 1902 (medal); Lieutenant 6th Regiment, D. C. O. R, since 1904. Married Maud Agnes Charle- Club: Westminster^ Society: A. F. New Westminster, 1908: has two M. Recreation: Shooting and out- sports. Conservative; Anglican. 217 Queens Ave., New West- B. C. sons. son, & A. door Address minster, GORDON EDWARD CORBOULD CORBOULD, Gordon Edward, K. C. — Born Toronto, Nov. 2, 1847, son of Charles and Mary Corbould. Educated Model school, Toronto; Upper Canada College. Called to Ontario Bar 1872; called to British Columbia Bar 1882; elected to House of Commons for New Westminster, 1890-1891. Married Arabella Almond (deceased); married Charlotte M. E. Cameron; has two sons and five daughters. Clubs: Wes*tminster; Terminal City (Vancouver). Conservative. Address: New Westminster, B. C. CORDY, Charles Henry.—Real Estate and Insurance and Financial Broker, Notary Public. Born Felixlowe, Suffolk, England, Feb. 11, 1867, son of John Baxter and Martha Cordy. Educated: Ipswich Grammar School; Crawford College, England. Came to British Columbia, 1903. Served as trooper, Loyal Suffolk Hussars, 1893-1896; Captain 1st Suffolk & Harwich Royal Garrison Artillery, 1896-1903. Married S. Lacey Everett Falkenham, England, 1888; has three daughters. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Summerland, B. C. COREY, Berton Stone, B. A., LL. B.— Barrister. Born Peticodiac, N. B., Aug. 6, 1881, son of Elisha C. and Lavinia Corey. Educated public schools, Pen- obiguis, Horton Academy, Wolfville, N. S.; Acadia College; Dalhousie University. Clerk with Logan Sc Ralston, Amherst, N. S., 1906; member of firm Sterne & Corey, Amherst, 1908; came to Alberta 1909. Secretary-Treasurer Town of Glei- chen. Society: A. F. & A. M. Liberal; Baptist Address: Gleichen, Alta. CORMACK, John. Of Cormack & Maekie, Barristers and Solicitors, 135 Jasper Ave. E., Edmonton. Born Roxburgh, N. Z., Jan. 4, 1872, son of David and Catherine Cormack. Educated Roxburgh. In Dawson, Y. T., 1897; called to Northwest Territories Bar 1904; practiced Dawson, 1904-1905; came to Edmonton 1905; member of firm Noel, Noel & Cormack 1905-1907; present partnership formed 1907. Married Agnes Spiers, Lawrence, N. Z.; has one son and one daughter. Society: K. of C. Roman Catholic. Address: 910 Mackay St., Edmonton, Alta CORNELLIEE, Rev. Peter M. Oliver, O. M. L—Edmonton. Born St. Elizabeth, Joliette, Que., June 6, 1861, son of Hip- poly te Cornellier and Henriette Lavalle. Educated Joliette College; Ottawa University. Indian Missionary, Fraser River, British Columbia, 1887-1894; built Indian school and church Mission City, B. C.; Missionary Okanagan Valley, B. C.; built first Catholic Church, Vernon, B. C; transferred to Mattawa, Ont, where built hospital; transferred to Ottawa and financed rebuilding of Ottawa University after fire of 1904; came to Alberta 1909; Secretary-Treasurer of Oblate Father's Missions in Alberta and Saskatchewan, and now engaged building Roman Catholic College, Strathcona Alta. Address: 490 Tenth St., Edmonton, Alta. CORSAN, Douglas, M. D. C. M.—Physician and Surgeon, of Drs. Bonnell &- Corsan, Fernie; Surgeons to C. P. R., G. N. R, Crows Nest Pass Coal Co. Born Toronto, Dec. 13, 1863, son of John and Anne Corson. Educated grammar school, Woodstock, Ont.; McGill University. House Surgeon General Hospital, Montreal, 1885-1887; practiced Montreal 1887- 1893; Surgeon with title of Major Royal 1887-1893. Came to 1895; has practiced Kootenays District Charlotte Masson Ward- of Rev. Scotts, Montreal, British Columbia, Crows Nest and since. Married rope, daughter Dr. Wardrope, Guelph, Ont; has three sons and two daughters. Club: Union (Victoria). Society: A. F. & A. M. (Master). Recreations: Curling, horses. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Fernie, B. C. 110 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY FREDERICK TEMPLE CORNWALL CORNWALL, Frederick Temple.—Barrister and Solicitor, Notary Public, Kamloops; Director Leland Hotel Co., Ltd. Kamloops; Director Thompson River Lumber Co., Ltd. Born Ashcroft, B. C, Aug. 16, 1876, son of Hon. Clement Francis and Charlotte Pemberton Cornwall. Educated privately. Called to British Columbia Bar 1900; practiced Victoria, 1901-1908; Kamloops since 1908. Official Administrator, Kamloops District, 1911. Alderman, 1911; Chairman Finance Committee; served with Fifth Regiment Victoria, 1902-1908; served with First Battalion Royal Canadian Infantry, South Africa, 1899-1900. Married Olivia Pelly, daughter of Edward Pelly, Armstrong, B. C; has one daughter. Clubs: Union (Victoria), Country Club. Society: K. of P, Conservative; Anglican. Address: Kamloops, B. C. CORNWALL, James Kennedy, M. L. A. —President Northern Transportation Co., Ltd., operating on McKenzie River basin, Athabasca Landing; President Edmonton Iron Works; President Northern Trading Co. Born Brantford, Ont, Oct. 29, 1869, son of Thomas and Hannah Kennedy Cornwall. Educated public schools, Brantford, Ont. Newsboy, Buffalo, N. Y., 1884-1886; sailor, Great Lakes and Atlantic Ocean, 1886-1893; traveled extensively Europe, South America and United States studying river navigation; speculated wheat Chicago, during boom 1896, going broke; came to Southern Alberta and engaged in construction, Crow's Nest Ry., 1896; hunter, trapper, riverman, mail carrier, JAMES KENNEDY CORNWALL dog driver and packer, Old Athabasca some years; entered trading and transportation business and changed old system of "tracking" to system of steamships on Athabasca and Slave Lakes. Known as "Apostle of the North"; first white man to discover possibilities of the natural and agricultural resources of the North and to bring them to attention of outside world; sole advocate for years of development of North Country and amidst great opposition and little encouragement succeeded in bringing before country necessity of building railways; originator of publicity campaign which had as its object the bringing before public remarkable resources of great Northland, taking in at his own expense some two dozen men* of national reputation as writers and soil experts, covering 2,400 mile*1* 1910; this being the last free land left to the Anglo-Saxon race in the British Empire. Unsuccessful candidate for Alberta Legislature for Peace River, 1906; elected, 1908. Married Evelyn Beatrice Tierney, Victoria, B. C, 1908. Club: Edmonton. Society: Elks. Recreations: Exploration, hunting, baseball, prize fighting. Independent Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: Edmonton, Alta COSLETT, George Albert. — Manager Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd., Fort Williams; Director Lumby Stenhouse Co., Ltd.; Director Coslett Hardware Co.; Secretary-Treasurer Superior Rolling Mills Co. Born Saranac, N. Y., Nov. 26, 1851, son of William and Rachel Coslett. Came to Canada, 1854; apprentice with O. S. Rixford, Bedford, Que., 1866; present business Winnipeg, 1887; moved in WHO'S WHO, AND WHY GEORGE ALBERT COSLETT to Fort William, 1905; Vice President McKellar General Hospital Trust; President Fort William Board of Trade, 1911. Married Catholine Isabella Alcombrack, daughter of Richard Alcombrack, Bedford, Que, 1876; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Canadian, Kaministik- wia Fort William. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. F.; A. O. U W. Recreations: Fishing, hunting. Anglican' Address: Fort William, Ont. COSTIGAN, Joseph Thomas. — Barrister. Born Winnipeg, Aug. 11, 1883, son of John and Theresa Costigan. Educated College Institute, Portage la Prairie. Law student with E. Anderson, Portage la Prairie, 1900; later with Archibald, Machray & Sharpe, Winnipeg. Solicitor for Town of Stettler. Recreations: All athletic sports. Liberal; Roman Catholic Address: Stettler, Alta COTE, Jean Leon, C. E., M. E. D. L. S., M. L. A.—Of Cote Sc Smith, Land Surveyors and Engineers, 42 Jasper Ave. W., Edmonton. Born Les Eboulements, Que., May 6, 1867, son of Cleophas and Denise Cote. Educated Commercial Academy, Montmagny, Que.; Ottawa College, with Department of Interior, Ottawa 1892-1900; on staff Alaska Boundary Survey, summers 1893, 1894, 1895; on Government survey work four Western Provinces; ran second base line south of Winnipeg to N. W. Angle; legal surveying, Dawson, Y. T., 1900-1903; came to Edmonton first 1886; permanently 1903. Elected Alberta Legislature for Athabasca 1909. Married Cecile Gagnon, 1907; has one son. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 534 Seventh St., Edmonton,- Alta COUGHLAN, John Joseph. — Of J. Coughlan & Sons, Structural Steel Manufacturers, 142 Hastings St, Vancouver. Born Victoria Oct 3, 1880, son of John and Margaret Coughlan. Educated public and high schools, Victoria; St Louis College, New Westminster. Member of firm Coughlan Sc Co., heating and sheet metal workers, Victoria 1902-1907; this firm absorbed by J. Coughlan & Sons 1907. Married Susie A. Cameron, daugh-, ter of John Cameron, Butte, Mont, 1900; has one son and one daughter. Recreations: Boating, fishing, hunting. Roman Catholic. Address: Kitsilano, Vancouver, B. C. COULTER, John Ernest, M. D., C. M. —Physician, 632 McDermot Ave., Winnipeg. Born Huntingdon County, Que., Jan. 17, 1869, son of James and Mary Jane Coulter. Educated Manitoba College. Commenced practicing medicine South Dakota 1895. Came to Winnipeg 1905. On staff Grace Maternity Hospital; Vice President Council College Physicians and Surgeons, Manitoba; Secretary-Treasurer Manitoba Alumni Association since 1907; was for nine years Surgeon Chicago and Northwestern Ry System; consulting staff St Mary's Hospital, Pierre, S. D. Married Fanny B. Bradley, Desmet, S. D., 1902; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba, Adanac. Societies: A. F. & A. M., I. O. O. F. Recreations: Hunting, motoring, skating Conservative. Address: 632 McDermot Ave., Winnipeg, Man. COULTHARD, William Albert.—President W. A. Coulthard Agencies, Ltd., and Coulthard-Harrison Co., Manager Canada National Insurance Co., 250 Second Ave. S., Saskatoon. . Born Glencoe County, Ont, Dec. 29, 1876, son of William Sutherland and Bella Coulthard. Educated public schools, St Paul, Minn. Clerk Citizens National Bank, Wahpton, N. D., 1890; appointer Assistant Cashier, 1896; Assistant Cashier Bank of Hutchinson, Hutchinson, Minn., 1898; Manager Insurance Department -Davidson & McRae, Duluth, Minn., 1899-1903; came to Saskatoon and engaed in real estate and financial business witn F. E. Harrison, under firm name of Coulthard & Harrison Co., 1903. Married Laura Scott, St Paul, Minn., 1901. Club: Saskatoon. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Mystic Shrine; K. of P. Recreations: Motoring, baseball, curling, hunting Liberal; Protestant. Address: 616 Spadina Crescent, Saskatoon, Sask. COUNSEL!, Edward Martin. — Manager Winnipeg Clearing House, 258% Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Hamilton, Dec 25, 1872, son of Charles Mathew and Charlotte Counsell. Educated Trinity College School, Port Hope Clerk, Merchants Bank, Hamilton, 1890. Came to Winnipeg 1894. Married Helen Campbell, Winnipeg, 1901; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Manitoba Recreation: Riding. Anglican. Address: 118 Harvard Ave., Winnipeg, Man. 112 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY MILES PENNER COTTON, C. E. COTTON, Miles Penner, C. E.—Of M. P. Cotton Co., Ltd., Engineers and Contractors, Cotton Bldg., Vancouver. Born Kingston, Ont, April 14, 1878, son of Brigadier-General William Henry Cotton and Jessie Cotton. Educated public schools and Queen's University. Engineering Department C. P. R. ten years. Entered 14th Battalion as bugler; re tired as First Lieutenant Kingston Field Battery 1887-1899. Married Cecil Maud Gorrell, 1905; has one son. Club: Vancouver. Societies: Canadian Society of Civil Engineers; American Society Civil Engineers. Recreations: Shooting; all outdoor sports. Address :1424 Burnaby St, Vancouver, B. C. 113 States, 1886-1910; with United Coal Co., Pittsburg, as General Manager and Consulting Engineer, Clinchfield Coal Corporation of Tennessee 1906-1998. Came to British Columbia, 1910. Club: Union. Methodist Address: 1613 Belmont Ave., Victoria, B. C. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY CECIL KNOX COURTNEY COURTNEY, Cecil Knox. — Barrister, Law Clerk, Legislative Assembly of British Columbia, McCallum Bldg., Victoria. Born Victoria, Dec. 1, 1874, son of Henry Classon and Mary Jane Calder Courtney. Educated public and high schools, Victoria. Called to the British Columbia Bar, 1898; practiced Victoria 1898-1900; Altlin, 1900; Victoria since 1900. Acting Police Magistrate, Nanaimo, 1906; Solicitor Bank of Vancouver. Club: Pacific. Societies: Native Sons of British Columbia. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Victoria, B. C. GEORGE HENRY COWAN, K. C, M. P. COWAN, George Henry, X. C, M. P.— Of Cowan, Macdonald & Parkes, Barristers, 537 Hastings St, Vancouver. Born liam and Anne Cowan. Educated Strath- roy and Brantford College Institute; Toronto University, B. A.; Osgoode Hall; graduated 1884; called to Ontario Bar 1889; practiced London, Ont, under firm name of Cowan & Gunn, 1893-1896; came to Vancouver and caHed to British Columbia Bar 1893; Q. C, 1905. City Solicitor for Vancouver since 1908. Unsuccessful Conservative candidate to House of Commons for Vancouver City, 1896; elected 1908; published "The Chinese Question in Canada"; "Better Terms for British Columbia" Married Josephine Irene Downie, Port Stanley, Ont, 1897; has one son and four daughters. Clubs: Vancouver, Terminal City, Union (Victoria), Albany, Toronto, Rideau (Ottawa). Recreations: Horses, hunting, bowling, billiards. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1225 Davie St, Vancouver, B. C. WALTER DAVY COWAN, D. D. S. COWAN, Walter Davy, D. D. S.—Dentist, Williamson Block, Regina. Born Guelph, Ortt, Dec. 31, 1866, son of Walter Scott and Margaret Cowan. Educated public and high schools, Guelph; Baltimore . Dental College, Baltimore, Md. Practiced Mount Morris, N. Y., 1888. Came to Regina 1889. President Warwick, Ont, June 17, 1858, son of Wil- Saskatchewan Dental Co.; President Canadian Dental Association; Vice- President Western Canada Dental Society; Secretary-Treasurer Dominion Dental Council of Canada; Associate Editor Dominion Dental Journal; Alderman City of Regina, 1891-1906; unsuc cessful candidate for Mayor 1910-1911 Married Minnie McCarten, Toronto, 1889 has one son and one daughter. Societies A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F; K. of P. S. O. S.; A. O. U. W.; (P. G. M.). Recreation: Lacrosse. Conservative; Com gregationalist. Address: 2302 Dewdnej Ave., Regina Sask. 115 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY LIEUTENANT COLONEL HARRY JAMES COWAN, B. A. COWAN, Lieutenant Colonel Harry James, B. . A.—Solicitor, Portage la Prairie. Born Portage la Prairie, Aug. 23, 1873, son of James and Janet Cowan. Educated public schools Portage la Prairie, Manitoba College, Manitoba University. Farming, Portage la Prairie, 1895. Practiced Portage la Prairie 1906; Lieutenant Manitoba Dragoons 1895; served as private with the First Canadian Contingent, South African War, 1899-1900 (Queen's medal with three clasps); Lieutenant-Colonel 18th C. M. R., 1908. Clubs: Canadian, Portage. Recreations: Riding, motoring. Anglican. Address: 51 Second St. Southwest, Portage la Prairie, Man. COWAN, Samuel Broadfoot, B. A., M. D., C. M.—--Physician and Surgeon, Portage la Prairie. Born Harrison, Ont., Nov. 28, 1868, son of Dr. James and Jean Janet Cowan. Educated Manitoba College; Manitoba University. Came to Manitoba 1871. Practiced Portage la Prairie since 1894. Alderman, Portage la Prairie, 1890-1891. Married Georgina Percival, Winnipeg, 1899; has one son and one daughter. Society: I. O. F. Independent; Presbyterian. Address: Mc- Lenaghen St., Portage la Prairie, Man. COWANS, Russell. — McDougall & Cowans, Stock Brokers, 438 Main St, Winnipeg. Born Montreal, Aug. 4, 1884, son of Robert and Elizabeth Cowans. Educated high school. Clerk Green- shields, Ltd., Montreal, 1901. Came to Winnipeg 1910. Married Doris Forsyth Allan, Montreal, 1910. Clubs: Manitoba, St James (Montreal). Presbyterian. Address: 260 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. COWELL, John Robert, J. P.—Clerk, Legislative Assembly of the Province of Alberta. Born Liverpool, England, March 6, 1849, son of Robert and Emma Cowell. Educated private schools. Isle of Man. Came to Alberta 1902. First Clerk of First Legislature, Alberta. Member of the House of Keys, Legislature of the Isle of Man, for over 20 years. Married Margaret Christian Killip, 1871; has six sons and seven daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. F. Recreations: Fishing, gardening, reading. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Armstrong, B. C COWIE, Isaac. — Land and Mining Agent and Journalist and Contributor to Magazines; Author of "Agricultural and Mineral Resources of Northern Alberta," "Canada Re-Discovered," "A Voyage from Scotland by Hudson's Bay to Fort Qu'Appelle," 1867; Secretary of "The Pioneers of Rupert's Land," an historical and social association of whites who came to the Northwest Territories and Manitoba from 1836 to the Union with Canada, 1870. Born Lerwick, Shetland, Scotland, Nov. 18, 1848, son of John Cowie, M. D., L. R. C. S., and Margaret Heddell, daughter of James Greig, of Sandsound, Procurator Fiscal of Zetland. Educated Lerwick grammar school; Aberdeen, and University of Edinburgh. Commenced career as Hudson's Bay Co. officer, coming out by Hudson's Bay barque "Prince Rupert," 1867, to York Factory. Served at Fort Qu'Appelle, Manitoba Post, Athabasca, Norway House and He a la Crosse. J. P. for Northwest Territories since 1874. Secretary of Edmonton Board of Trade eight years. Bronze medal and Diploma from World's Columbia Exposition for ethnological collection from North Saskatchewan. Served three years First Zetland and Edinburgh Rifles. Married Margaret Jane Sinclair (deceased 1901), Winnipeg, 1884; has two sons and four daughters. Societies: St Andrew's, Old Timers' of Manitoba, A. O. U. W. Recreation: Historical . research. Anglican. Address: 176 Walnut St, Winnipeg, Man. COWLEY, Arthur T., B. A. — Lecturer St John's College, Winnipeg. Born Fair- ford, Gloucestershire, England, Dec 19, 1855 son of Venerable Archdeacon and Arabella Cowley. Educated King's School, Cantuar; Selwyn College, Cambridge. Married Jane Helen Flett daughter of William Flett, Chief Trader of the Hudson's Bay Co., Winnipeg, 1897. Address: 7 St. John's Private Road, Winnipeg, Man. , COWPER, Gerald Audry Cadogan. — Secretary Society Prevention Cruelty to Animals, Court House, Vancouver. Born Lisle Court, Isle of Wight, March 4, 1882, son of Frank and Edith Alice Cadogan Cowper; great great grandson of Lord Cadogan who was killed at the Battle of Vittoria Educated Cranleigh, Sur- 116 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY rey. Came to Calgary 1904; to Vancouver 1907. Served with Scottish Horse, as Lieutenant South Africa, 1900-1902 (holds Queen's and King's medals, six clasps); then gazetted to Royal Artillery. Married Edith Gertrude Rochester, daughter of J. Y. Rochester, Government Buildings, Ottawa, 1907; has one daughter. Recreations: Riding, steeple- chasing and tennis; member of Committee of Hunt Club, Grafton Hunt and Oakley, England. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Priory Cottage, Eburne, B. C. FREDERICK JOHN CHARLES COX COX, Frederick, John Charles.—Merchant Travelers Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England, April 10, 1860, son of James Whittaker and Emma Eliza Cox. Educated private schools and Dr. Schierenberg's College, Hamburg. Clerk wholesale dry goods, London, 1876; with Thibaudeau Brothers & Co., Winnipeg, 1881-1900; established present business 1900. Secretary Northwest Commercial Travelers' Association; ex-Secretary United Commercial Travelers of America; Alderman, Winnipeg, 1904-1909. Married Lillia May Erb, Preston, Ont, 1888. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; A. O. U. W.; W. O. W. Recreation: Yachting. Address: The Grange, Anderson Ave., Winnipeg, Man. COYNE, James Bowes, B* A.—Of Aikins, Fullerton, Coyne Sc Foley, Barristers, 30 Aikins Bldg., Winnipeg. Born St Thomas, Ont, Aug. 24, 1878, son of James Henry and Anna Matilda Coyne. Educated public schools and College Institute, St Thomas; Upper Canada College, Toronto; Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar, practiced St Thomas, 1904; called to Manitoba Bar and joined present firm, 1905. Married Edna Margaret Elliott, Winnipeg, 1908; has one son. Clubs: Manitoba Winnipeg, Golf. Recreation: Golf. Liberal; Methodist Address: Gertrude and Wellington Crescent Winnipeg, Man. COYNEY, Weston. — Editor Dawson Daily News, Dawson. Born Birmingham, England, April 9, 1849. Began newspaper career under late George Dawson, editor Birmingham Morning News; for several years with New York Tribune; Secretary to American Minister, Paris; worked on Panama Canal, under Count de Lesseps; returned to New York and joined staff of Herald; special correspondent of that paper to Yukon during gold rush of 1898. Address: Dawson, Y. T. CRAIG, Hon. James, X. C. — Judge of the Territorial Court, Yukon; local Judge -far Admiralty. Born Inverurie, Scotland, "July 31, 1851, son of George and Annie Craig. Educated McGill University and Osgoode Hall. Practiced 1878; Warden of Renfrew County, 1896; Captain and Paymaster 42nd Battalion 1879; appointed Judge April 26, 1900. Married Lizzie Olivia MacPherson, New York; has one daughter. Club: Zero. Recreation: Fishing, shooting, curling. Address: Yukon, Y. T. CRAIG, Netson Ross. — Of Willoughby, Pickett & Craig, Barristers and Solicitors, Union Bank Bldg., Moose Jaw. Born East Ragged Islands, N.S., Feb. 15, 1874, son of Mary Ellen and James Page Craig. Educated public and normal schools Nova Scotia; Dalhousie University. Taught school, Osborne, N. S., 1891. Called to Nova Scotia Bar 1907. Present partnership formed 1907. Unsuccessful candidate at general election Nova Scotia Legislature for Shelbourne, 1906. Married Caroline E. Shand, Barrington, N. S., 1909; has one daughter. Societies: A. F. St A. M.; A. O. F; M. W. of A.; President Young Men's Conservative Club, Moose Jaw, 1910 Recreations: Golf, tennis. Conservative; Methodist 'Address: 111 Stadacona St E., Moose Jaw, Sask. CRANDELL, Edward Henry. — Financial Broker. Born Northumberland County, Ont, Nov. 9, 1858, son of Gilbert Dorland and Mary Ann Crandell. Educated high school Port Perry, Ont. Came to Calgary and established present business 1900. Ex-Chairman Public School Board. Married Harriet Esther McBride, Brampton, Ont, 1880; has two sons and three daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; C. O. F.; I. O. F.; L. O. L. Address: 351 Thirteenth Ave. W., Calgary, Alta. 117 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY CRAWFORD, Alexander W-, B. A., M. A., Ph. D. -Professor of English, Univer sity of Manitoba. Born Brampton, Ont, Jan. 15, 1866, son of William and Elizabeth Ann Crawford. Educated College Institute, Gait, Ont; Toronto University; Cornell University. Professor Ursinus College, Collegeville, Pa., 1902-1903; Beaver College, Beaver, Pa, 1903-1906; University of Pittsburg, 1906-1909; joined staff of University of Manitoba, 1909. Publications: "The Philosophy of F. H Jacobi"; various articles on literary topics in University Magazine, etc. Married Netta Nixon, St. George, Ont, 1904. Independent; Methodist. Address: University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Man. CRAWFORD, James Duncan.—Barrister. Born Winnipeg, Dec. 11, 1884, son of Joseph Boyd Crawford and Lucinda Arabella Christie Crawford. Educated public and high schools, Winnipeg. Law student, Hough & Compbell, Winnipeg, 1902; graduated 1908; spent one year on Grand Trunk Survey, Yellowhead District Rocky Mountains; practicing since 1909. Independent Liberal; Protestant. Address: Bausejour, Man. JOHN LYNDON CRAWFORD CRAWFORD, His Honor John Lyndon. —Judge of the District Court, Macleod. Born Vienna, Ont, Aug. 4, 1868, son of John and Georgina Crawford. Educated College Institute, Alymer, Ont.; Toronto University, Osgoode Hall. Member of firm Crawford & Crawford, Barristers. Aylmer, 1894; came to Alberta 1903; Crown Prosecutor Red Deer, Alta, 1905; present appointment, 1910. Married George Kay Biggs, daughter of Hon. W. H. Biggs, Judge of the Court of Appeals, St. Louis, Mo., 1905; has two daughters. Club: Macleod. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Macleod, Alta CRAWFORD, Mary Elizabeth, M. D., C M. — Physician. Born Litherland Park, Lancashire, England, daughter of Matthew and Mary MacWilliam Crawford. Educated England, Trinity University; Interne West Philadelphia Hospital for Women and Children. Came to Manitoba 1901. Medical Inspector of Girls, Winnipeg, public schools; Treasurer Y. W. C. A., Winnipeg, since 1904; Treasurer and ex-President University Women's Club. Clubs: Women's Canadian, Alpine Club of Canada Recreation: Travel. Address: 233 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Man. THOMAS HENRY CRAWFORD CRAWFORD, Thomas Henry, M. D., C. M.—Physician and Surgeon, McDougall Block, Calgary; Director Mount Royal College. Born Lansdowne, Ont., Nov. 5, 1871, son of John and Agnes Crawford. Educated high school Athens, Ont; Trinity Medical College. Practiced, Per- rintown, Mich., 1900-1902; Calgary since 1902. Married Lauretta Avery, 1900; has one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Independent; Methodist Address: 112 13th Ave. E., Calgary, Alta, CREASE, Arthur Douglas.—Of Crease & Crease, Barristers, Victoria Born Victoria, May 1, 1872, son of Sir Henry P. P. and Sarah Kindley Crease. Educated Hadley College England. Called to British Columbia Bar 1895. Married Helen Drake, daughter of late Mr. Justice Drake, Victoria 1902; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Union, Golf. Recreations: Golf and other outdoor sports. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Foul Bay Road, Victoria, B. C. 118 ^^^&r^^&SSt-*--BBB g**S"**"*5^***£"'j*SS'E3I WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ^ EDWARD ALBERT CREASE CREASE, Edward Albert. — Barrister and Solicitor, Griffin Block, Nelson; Chairman Board of School Trustees, Nelson. Born Gosport Hampshire, England, Sept. 21, 1862, son of Charles Blandford and Theresa Marion Crease. Came to Canada as a boy. Educated: Model School and Collegiate Institute, Barrie; Trinity College. Called to On- taria Bar, 1888; British Columbia Bar, 1897, and practiced Nelson since; Police Magistrate, Nelson, 1898-1909; Stipendiary Magistrate, County of Kootenay, 1904-1909. Unsuccessful candidate to British Columbia Legislature for Nelson, 1909. Married Marion Lobb, 1909. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; S. O. E.; K. of P. Independent; Anglican (Chancellor of Diocese). Address: Nelson, B. C. 615 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Gal- way, Ireland. Jan. 1, 1874, son of Michael and Mary Crehan. Educated Galway, F. C. A, Came to British Columbia 1892. License Commissioner; Member Vancouver Board of Trade. Served eight years 5th Regiment C. A. Married Mercy Ellen Wilkinson. Clubs: Vancouver Hunt, Commercial, Vancouver Motor. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F; I. O. F. Recreation: Horses. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 337 Pender St. E., Vancouver, B. C. MATTHEW JOSEPH CREHAN CREHAN, Matthew Joseph.—Of Crehan, Mouat Co., Chartered. Accountants, LINDLEY CREASE CREASE, Lindley. — Of Crease & Crease, Barristers, 521 Fort St., Victoria. Born New Westminster, March 13, 1867, son of Sir Henry Pering Pellew Crease, Judge of Supreme Court of British Columbia, and Sarah Crease (Lindley). Educated Haileybury, England. Called to British Columbia Bar 1890 ;practiced first New Westminster, now Victoria. Chancellor of Anglican Diocese of British Columbia. Served with British Columbia Garrison Artillery, three years. Club: Union. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Fishing, shooting, boating. Address: Pentrelew, 1201 Fort St., Victoria, B. C. CREIGHTON, Oswin, M. A. (Oxon.).— Rector St. Andrew's Church, Edmonton; Church of the Good Shepherd, Calder. Born Embleton, Northumberland, England, June 10, 1883, son of Louise and Mandel Creighton, late Bishop of London, England. Educated Marlborough College, Keble College, Oxford. Curate St. James Norlands Church, London, 1907; came to Canada as member of Edmonton Mission, started under auspices 119 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY of the Archbishops' Western Canada Fund, 1910. Chaplain to Grand Council, St. George's Society, Alberta. Address: The Mission House, Edmonton, Alta CREIGHTON, W. T. — Manager Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation, 138 McDougall Ave., Edmonton. Born Welland, Ont, April 9, 1870, son of John Creighton. Educated public schools Grimsby, Ont; Trinity College School, Port Hope. Entered service of Canada Permanent 1887; employed various capacities Toronto, Winnipeg and Vancouver; appointed Manager Edmonton branch, 1906. Married Annie R. Macklin, Vancouver, 1898; has four sons and two daughters. Clubs: Edmonton (Vice- President 1910-1911); Edmonton Country (Vice-President 1910-1911). Recreation: Driving. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 477 Fourteenth St, Edmonton, Alta CREIGHTON, William Travers.—Vice- President Alexander Black Lumber Co., Ltd.; Director Prairie City Loan Co., Ltd. Born Toronto, Aug. 23, 1860, son of William and Margaret Mount joy Creighton. Educated private schools and College Institute, Toronto. Came to Manitoba 1879; Manager Minnesota & Ontario Lumber Co., Norman, Ont, 1887- 1893; established present business, 1893. Served as Sergeant, 90 th Regiment, Northwest Rebellion, 1885; formerly with 12 th Royal York and Q. O. R., Toronto. Married Jean Menzies Gillespie, Hamilton, 1891; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Adanac Conservative; Anglican. Address: 707 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. CRERAR, Thomas Alexander.— President Grain Growers* Grain Co., Ltd., Kee- wayden Bldg., Winnipeg; Director Home Bank. Born Molesworth, Ont., June 17. 1876, son of William and Margaret Crerar. Educated public schools Portage la Prairie; Collegiate Institute, ■ Manitoba College. Came to Manitoba 1881. On father's farm until 19; taught school for five years; farmed for several years. Member Russell, Man., Council. Married Jessie Hamilton, Salsgirth, Man., 1906; has one daughter. Society: I. O. O. F. Presbyterian. Address: 514 McDermot Ave., Winnipeg, Man. CRESSEY, James Thomas. —Principal Ruthenian Training School, Brandon. Born Crofton, Yorkshire, England, son of Thomas and Emma Elizabeth Cressey. Educated public schools; York Diocesan Training College, York, England (holds highest certificates for England). Began as pupil teacher, afterwards Assistant Master. Principal of Ruthenian School, Winnipeg, 1904. County Master of Brandon County, L O. A. B. A. Vice- President St Mary^s Men's Club; served with 7th W4 York, Leeds, four years; 1st W. York at York, two years. Mar ried Alovia Jane Draper, 1898; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Men's Club; Overseas. Societies: L. O. L.; S. O. E. Recreations: Reading, walking, baseball, football. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 245 Fifth St., Brandon, Man. CRICHTON, David Ogilvy. — Vice- President Alberta Iron Works, Ltd., East Calgary. Born Forfarshire, Scotland, July 17, 1872, son of David and Jessie Crichton. Educated public schools, Dundee Scotland. Came to Canada 1884; Alberta 1890. Partner Lethbridge Iron Works, 1890-1895; established present business 1895. Married Jessie Walker, daughter of John Walker, 1898; has one son and one daughter. Society: I. O. O. F. Presbyterian. Address: 1320 11th Ave. E., Calgary, Alta. CRIDG-E, Rt. Rev. Edward, B. A., D-D. —Anglican Bishop (retired). Born Brat- ton-Heming, Devonshire, England, Dec 17, 1817, son of John and Grace Cridge. Educated grammar school South Moulton, Devonshire; Master Grammar School, Oundle, Northamptonshire, 1836- 1842; B. A., St Peter's College, Cambridge, 1848; one of students soliciting aid for great Irish famine; ordained 1848. Vicar of Christ Church, West Ham, London, 1851-1854; Chaplain to Hudson's Bay Co., and District Minister Victoria 1854. Left England with his bride and arrived six months later, going around Cape Horn in sailing ship Marquis, of Bute. Elected Bishop 1876; one of original committee for building of Royal Jubilee Hospital, Victoria; also prime mover for erection of Orphans* Homes; said opening prayers first parliament of Vancouver Island 1856; addressed crowds on Beacon Hill on Queen Victoria's Jubilee; pronounced benediction upon soldiers at the farewell given to South African Contingent, Oct, 1899. Owing to advancing years does not take active part in ministry, but lives on homestead. Has published "Tract on Spiritualism,'' "As It Was in the Beginning," "Life After Death." Married Mary Winnelle of Bon- iford, Essex; has four sons and five daughters. Recreation: Music Address: Victoria B. C. CROFT, Henry, J. P., ex-M. P., C. E.— Of Croft & Ashley, Consulting Engineers, 5 Winch Bldg., Vancouver. Born Sydney, Australia Jan. 15, 1856, son of John and Mary Croft Educated Rugby College, England. Engineer, Derby, England. Went to New South Wales as Government Inspecting Engineer, 1879; came to Victoria and started the Che- manius Mills 1884; sold out 1889; opened up the Mt. Sicker Camp Vancouver Island, from which about 300,000 tons ore shipped; induced American capital to erect smelter Crofton; actively engaged mining and general investment business Victoria and Vancouver; member House 120 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY of Commons for Cowichan, seven years; Notary Public. Married Mary J. Dunsmuir, 1885. Club: Union. Recreations: All outdoor sports. Address: Mt Adelaide, Victoria, B. C. ANDREW CROLL, M. B., M. Ch., M. D. CROLL, Andrew, M. B., M. Ch., M. D. —Surgeon. Born Dundee, Scotland, Oct. 7, 1871, son of William Tasker and Mary Croll. Educated Dundee high school; University College, Edinburgh University; Post Graduate Courses London and Paris. Demonstrator of Anatomy Royal" College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, 1893; attached to hospitals, Dundee, Edinburgh and London, 1894-1899; practiced Handsworth 1899-1906. Came to Saskatoon 1906. Since coming to Canada has made himself acquainted with workings of larger hospitals by visiting for lengthy periods Winnipeg, Toronto, Montreal, Chicago and Rochester. Governor of Saskatoon City Hospital, 1909- 1911; Examiner in Anatomy, College of Physicians and Surgeons of Saskatchewan; Correspondent to Medical Journals on Surgery and Gynaecology. Married Agnes J. Last, Wakefield, England, 1899; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Saskatoon, Saskatoon Golf (President 1907-1908). Societies: A. F. & A. M.; British Medical; Saskatoon Medical; Canadian Medical; St Andrew's (Vice- President). Recreations: Golf, Curling. Presbyterian. Address: 233 Twenty- Second E., Saskatoon, Sask. CROLL, Major Hubert A., E. D. S., M. D. S-, D. D. S.—Dental Surgeon, Sowden Block, Souris. Born Claude, Ont, Dec 11, 1872, son of Rev. Robert Milne and Mary Croll. Educated high school Simcoe, Ont; Royal College of Dental Sur- geans; Toronto University. Practiced Stratford, Ont, 1896; Souris since 1902. Registrar Manitoba Dental Association. Served as School Trustee, Souris. Major and Adjutant 12th Manitoba Dragoons; ex-Member 24th and 39th Regiments.. Married Emily Lillie Robinson, Palmer- ston, Ont, 1899; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. (P. M.). Recreations: Military work, cricket. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Souris, Man. CHARLES ALEXANDER CROSBIE CROSBIE, Charles Alexander.—Supervisor British Columbia branches of Royal Bank of Canada since 1903, 408 Hastings St, Vancouver. Born Paris, Ont., July 1, 1862. son of Andrew and Mary B. Crosbie. Educated Dundas, Ont, Hamilton, Ont Commenced career with Canadian Bank of Commerce; later joined Royal Bank as Head Office Accountant, Halifax; Secretary to the Board of Directors 1901-1903. Married Minerva Ellis Gordon, 1888. Clubs: Vancouver, Terminal City. Societies: A. F, & A. M.; R. A. M. Baptist. Address: 1110 Jervis St, Vancouver, B. C. CROSS, A. E. — President Calgary Brewing & Malting Co., Ltd. Born Montreal, June 26, 1861, son of Judge Alexander and Julia Cross. Elducated private and high school, Montreal; Haileybury College, England; Montreal Business College; Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph; Montreal Veterinary College; United States Brewers Academy, N. Y.; Institute of Fermentology, Chicago. Came to Alberta 1884; ranching and stock raising 1884-1891; Manager present company since 1892. Member of Northwest Legislature 1899-1903; President Calgary Board of Trade 1907- 1908; ex-President General Hospital, Calgary; Director Calgary Natural Gas Co.; Director Western Agencies & Development Co., Ltd.; Director Metals, Ltd.; President Brunswick Hotel Co., Ltd., Moose Jaw; President Grand Central Hotel Co., Ltd., Edmonton; President Al- 121 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY berta Hotel Co., Red Deer; Director Western Canada Brewers' Association, Ltd.; Director Calgary Power Co., Ltd.: President Calgary Exhibition Co.; Director Western Stock Growers' Association. Married Helen Rothney MacLeod, Calgary, 1899; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Ranchmen's (President); Golf and Country, Carleton (Winnipeg), Alberta. Recreation: Shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address:' Calgary, Alta. CROSS, Chas. T. Estate Agent, 622 Born Cheshire, Engla son of Wm. Cross. College, Lancashire, of Manchester, Engla British Columbia 189 ock & Co., Ltd. Club Victoria, B. C. — Financial, Real Fort St., Victoria ,nd, Nov. 14, 1859, Educated Alston With Union Bank nd, 1877; came to 6. Director Bost- : Union. Address: HON. CHARLES WILSON CROSS CROSS, Hon. Charles Wilson, B. A., LL. B., M. E. A-.—Of Short, Cross & Biggar and Short, Woods, Biggar & Collisson, Barristers, 14 Howard St., Edmonton. Born Madoc, Ont, Nov. 30, 1872, son of Thomas and Marie Cross. Educated Upper Canada College; Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Elected to first Alberta Legislature for Edmonton, 1905, re-elected 1909; Attorney-General for Alberta, 1905; resigned March 9, 1910. Married Annie L. Lynde, 1900; has one son and one daughter. Club: Edmonton.- Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 651 Hardisty St., Edmonton, Alta. CROSS, William Henry. — Manager Land & Agricultural Co. of Canada, 300 Nanton Bldg., Winnipeg. Born L'Orfg- nal, Prescott County, Ont., Aug. 23, 1852, son of John and Nancy Cross. Edu cated public schools. Lumber and mercantile business, Upper Ottawa, 1868- 1880. Came to Winnipeg 1881; with land department C. P. R 1881-1887. Real estate business on his own account 1887; partnership With Henry S. Crotty, 1887- 1902; Member Advisory Board Toronto General Trusts Co. and La Compagnie Foncier de Manitoba. Chairman Advisory Board Mortgage Co. of Canada; First inspector employed by C. P. R. land department Northwest. Married Clarissa Purvis, Portage du Fort, Que., 1887; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Carleton. Societies: .A. O. F.; A. O. U. W. Recreation: Yachting. Conservative; Methodist Address: 275 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. CROTTY, Thomas Henry, M. D.—Real Estate and Financial Agent, McArthur Building, Winnipeg. Born Forest Ont., Jan. 17, 1865, son of H. S. Crotty. Came to Winnipeg with his father 1879, who established first real estate firm Winnipeg. Educated St. John's College, Winnipeg; Trinity Medical College, Toronto. Practiced Boston, 1900; returned to Winnipeg and established present business, 1901. Served with 90th Regiment 1884- 1885. Married Emma W. Ryder, lington, Vt., 1895; has two sons. Carleton. Society: A. F. & A. M. reations: Farmnig, stock raising, tarian. Address: 75 Edmonton St, nipeg, Man. Bur- Club: Rec- Uni- Win- tor Great West rector Canadian rector Northern CROWE, George Reading. — British Empire Grain Co., Grain Exchange, Winnipeg; President Northern Elevator Co.; President Traders' Building Association; President Northwest Fire Insurance Co.; Vice-President Northern Trust Co.; Director Royal Bank of Canada; Direc- Life Assurance Co.; Di- Fire Insurance Co.; Di- Mortgage Co.; Director Inland Lines, Ltd.; Director St. Lawrence- and Chicago Steam Navigation Co.; Director Royal Crown Soaps, Ltd. Born Truro, N. S., Oct. 22, 1852, son of James and Harriet N. Crowe. Educated public schools. Accountant, Nova Scotia. Came to Winnipeg 1879. Alderman Winnipeg, 1885. Married Mary Elizabeth Alexander, Truro, N. S., 1875; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba St Charles Country. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 125 Hargrave St., Winnipeg, Man. -Born Clif- daughter of John Holmes and CROWE, Mary Elizabeth ton, N. S Mary Tupper Alexander. Educated public schools. Came to Manitoba 1881. Vice-President Manitoba Dominion Council Y. W. C. A.; President Y. W. C. A., Winnipeg, two years; President Ladies' Society Westminster Presbyterian Church; formerly President and Secretary W. F. M. S. Auxiliary; mder auspices of Christian Women's 122 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Union charge for two years of religious work Women's Home. Married G. R. Crowe, grain merchant, Winnipeg, 1875; has one son and two daughters. Club: Women's Musical. Societies; Daughters of the Empire; Victorian Order of Nurses; sustaining member of numerous societies. Presbyterian. Address: 125 Har- grave St., Winnipeg, Man. CROWE, Robert Meikle, J. P.—Notary Public. Born Stonehouse, Lanarkshire, Scotland, April 24, 1860, son of Robert and Elizabeth (Meikle) Crowe. Educated St John's, Glasgow. Served as Chief Clerk Pay Department, Royal Marines, resigned 1903 and came to Grenfell. Signalling officer 16th Light Horse, 1908- 1909. Secretary-Treasurer Windthorst Council and Windthorst Agricultural Society. Married Emmeline Plucknett Devon, England, 1887; has three sons and two daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; W. O. A. Recreations: Fishing, shooting, billiards, theatricals. Liberal; Protestant Address: Windthorst Sask. CRUIKSHANK, Lieutenant-Colonel Ernest Alexander.—Commanding Military District No. 13, Calgary. Born Bertie, Ont, June 29, 1854, son of Alexander and Margaret Cruikshank. Educated grammar school St. Thomas, Ont, Upper Canada College. Second Lieutenant 44th Regiment Ontario, 1877; O. C. 44th Regiment, 1899-1904; O. C. 5th Infantry Brigade, 1904-1909; present appointed gazetted 1909. Served as police magistrate, Niagara Falls, Ont, 1903-1908; charge of military records, Dominion Archives, Ottawa, 1908-1909. Fellow of Royal Society, Canada, 1906; Honorable Lieutenant-Colonel 44th Regiment, 1905; Honorable President Lundy's Lane and Niagara Historical Societies, 1909. Publications: "History of the County of Wel- land," "The Battle of Lundy's Lane," "The Battle of Queenston," "A Century of Municipal History," "The Story of Butler's Rangers," "The Fight in the Beech Woods," "Battlefields of the Niagara Peninsula," "Drummond's Winter Campaign," "The Battle of Fort George" "The Siege of Fort Erie," "Ten Years of the Colony of Niagara," "The Documentary History of the War of 1812" (9 vols.). Many contributions to review and historical publications; the Transactions of the Royal Society; the Canadian Institute; Magazine of Western History, and other periodicals. Married Julia E. Kennedy, Buffalo, N. Y., 1879. Recreations: Riding, driving, walking. Address: Marlborough Mansions, Calgary, Alta CRUIKSHANK, James. — Editor Han- ley Herald. Born Bearsden, near Glasgow, Scotland, Sept. 27, 1882, son of Francis J. and Emily Jane Cruikshank. Educated Kelvinside Academy, Glasgow; Trinity College Glenalmond, Scotland. With Allan, Lang, Killam & McKay, Winnipeg, 1904; subsequently with Northern Crown Bank, Red Deer and Hanley; purchased present business 1908; member Town Council, Auctioneer, Notary Public and Justice of the Peace. Married Alice May Pentland, 1908; has one daughter. Liberal: Address: Hanley, Sask. CRUISE, Albert W. — Real Estate Agent, 445 Homer St., Vancouver. Born Buctonuche, N. B., Aug. 4, 1874, son of Dr. William and Margaret M. Cruise. Educated high school. Engineering Department of Canadian Government Railway System, Moncton, N. B.; subsequently engineering department New York Central, N. Y., and Consolidated Gas Co., N. Y.; theatrical business Eastern Canada Came to British Columbia 1907. Councillor Municipality of Point Grey 1910. Married Isabel Chisholm, 1907; has one son and one daughter. Address: Point Grey, B. C. CRUMMY, Rev. Eber, B. A., B. Sc, D. D. — Pastor of Grace Methodist Church, Winnipeg. Born Franklin, Ont., March 12, 1862, son of Richard and Esther Crummy. Educated Victoria University; Queen's University. Entered ministry 1882; ordained 1887; instructor of English and Latin, Kumamoto Higher Imperial College, Japan, 1888; engaged educational mission work of Methodist Church as Dean of Theology and Chairman Mission Council, 1901; since returning to Canada has been stationed successively Kingston, Toronto and Winnipeg. Lectured on Old Testament Literature, Queen's University, Kingston. Has always taken prominent position literary work connection with missionary and educational interests of nation. Married Elizabeth Beavitt Keough, daughter of Rev. Jabez Bunting Keough, New Westminster, 1888; has three sons and one daughter. Independent; Methodist Address: Grace Church Parsonage, Winni- jeg, Man. CULLUM, William James.—Steamboat Inspector for Dominion Government, Wharf St., Victoria Born Belfast, Ireland, June 5, 1865,. son of Thomas F. and Harriet Cullum. Educated East Cornwall College; National School. Engineer apprentice Cardiff, 1880. Came to British Columbia 1885. Was Chief Engineer Government steamer "Quadra"; has been twenty years Government service. Married Margaret R. Burkholder, Victoria; has two daughters. Address: 1114 Fairfield Road, Victoria, B. C. CUMBERLAND, His Honor Thomas Dickey, B. A. — County Court Judge, Brandon. Born Rosemont Simcoe County, Ont., Sept. 3, 1853, son of John and Mary Dickey Cumberland. Educated Grammar School, Weston, Ont; Queen's University. Came to Manitoba 1881; member of firm Miller, Cumberland & Macara, Winnipeg, 1882-1884; Cumber- 123 CUMMING, Alison, B. A., M. D., C. M. —Physician, of Drs. Brydone-Jaek, Monro & Cumming, 413 Granville St., Vancouver. Born Stellarton, N. S., Sept 25, 1878, son of Matilda McNair and Rev. Thomas Cumming, D. D. Educated Dalhousie College, Halifax; McGill University. Came to British Columbia 1907. Married Edith Murray Rawlings, daughter of Edward Rawlings, Montreal, 1909; has one daughter. Club: Vancouver. Recreation: Golf. Presbyterian, Address: Bute and Georgia Sts., Vancouver, B. C. CUMMINGS, R. D. —Merchant. Born Glasgow, Scotland, Aug. 1, 1871, son of William and Elizabeth Cummings. Educated Glasgow. Came to British Columbia 1885; mercantile business Pavilion, Yale-Cariboo, 1895; later moved to Ashcroft, Secretary Ashcroft School Board. Has published several poems. Married Margaret Morrison, Pavilion, B. C.; has three sons and one daughter. Recreations: Big game shooting. Address: Ashcroft, B. C. CUMMISKEY, Thomas John. — Agent, Representative of C. P. R., Vernon. Born Prince Edward Island, Jan. 18, 1858, son of John Cummiskey. Educated public schools Prince Edward Island. Taught Montreal, Que., liam and Julia cated public school. Junior EDWARD ALLAN CUNNINGHAM CUNNINGHAM, Edward Allan.—Managing Director Rogers-Cunningham Lumber Co., Ltd., Lethbridge; President Canadian General Supply Co., Ltd. Born Nov. 7, 1870; son of Wil- Lyons Cunningham. Edu- schools; Arnold private Clerk C. P. R. Stores Department, Montreal, 1885; second charge of same department, 1897-1900; came to Alberta, 1900; general storekeeper and purchasing agent Alberta Railway and Irrigation Co., Lethbridge, 1900-1907; Managing Director of present company since 1907; Vice-President Lethbridge Board of Trade; Director Lethbridge Y. M. C. A.; President Lethbridge Choral Club; Vice-President Overseas Club; Member Board of Governors Alberta Amateur Athletic Union. Served as Alderman Lethbridge 1907-1908. Married Emma Catherine Street, Montreal, 1897; has one daughter. Clubs: Chinook, Commercial Travelers (Winnipeg). Society: A. F. & A. M. (R. A. M.). Recreations: Music, athletics. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Lethbridge, Alta. CUNNINGHAM, James Alexander. — Managing Director British Columbia Oil Refinery Co., Ltd., 1201 Dominion Trust- Bldg., Vancouver; President Vulcan Iron Works, New Westminster, and partner in Western Oil and Supply Co. Born New Westminster, Sept. 17, 1867, son of Thomas and Emily Cunningham. Edu- 124 WHO'S WHO AND WHY cated Willamette University, Oregon. Managing Director Western Steamboat Co. for number of years; Sales Manager Cunningham Hardware Co.; President New Westminster Board of Trade, 1908- 1909; served in Royal Artillery, 1885- 1893. Married Marion Lee De Beck, 1888; has one son and two daughters. Club: New Westminster. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Address: Fifth St., New Westminster, B. C. CUNNINGHAM, Thomas. — Provincial Fruit Inspector, Vancouver. Born Ulster, Ireland, Aug. 31, 1840, son of James Cunningham (lineal descendant of one of "Prentice Boys of Derry") and Margaret Cunningham. ~ Educated public schools; Gilmore Institute, Ireland. Came to British Columbia by sea 1859. Hardware Merchant New Westminster, 1862. Member British Columbia Legislature for Nanaimo. Served with New Westminster Rifles. Married Emily Woodman, Nanaimo, 1864; has three sons and two daughters. Society: L. O. L Recreations: Reading, microscopic investigation, entomology. Address: 634 Seventh Ave. W., Vancouver, B. C. CURRIE, Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur William. — Of Currie & Power, Real Estate Agents, 1214 Douglas St, Victoria Born Napperton, Ont, Dec 5, 1875, son of William Garner and Jane Currie Educated Strathroy College Institute. British Columbia 1894. Taught school Sidney, B. C, 1893; President King Edward Mining Co. Served fourteen years with 5th Regiment Canadian Garrison Artillery, now Lieutenant-Colonel; President British Columbia Rifle Association since 1907. Married L. S. Cha- worth-Musters, Victoria, 1901; has one ARTHUR WILLIAM CURRIE daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M.; Recreation: Rifle shooting. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 1114 Alston St., Victoria B. C. CURRIE, Donald Hector. — Manager Rat Portage Lumber Co., Ltd., Kenora. Born Lochaber Bay, Que., May 29, 1860, son of James and Mary McLean Currie. Lumber Marker J. G. Jackson & Co., Casper, Cal., 1872; shipper for Rainy Lake Lumber Co., 1887; continued with the business through various changes in name of company to the present with the exception of seven years Town Clerk and Treasurer, 1900-1907. Secretary- Treasurer Royal Jubilee Hospital; Alderman Rat Portage, 1895-1897; Alderman Kenora 1908-1909; Mayor, 1910. Married Annie Jean Campbell, 1889; has four sons and two daughters. Club: Lake of the Woods. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Kenora Curling. Conservative; Protestant Address: Kenora, Ont. CURTE3, David S. — Druggist Born Cleveland, O., Jan. 1, 1856, son of Samuel and Jane Curtis. Educated Ontario public schools. Came to British Columbia 1874. Druggist since 1882; President New Westminster Retail Merchants' Association; ex-President British Columbia Pharmaceutical Association; member of Council and ex-President New Westminster Board of Trade; Alderman 10 years, Mayor 1893; ex-Chairman School Board; President Surrey Nurseries, Ltd.; ex- President British Columbia Conservative Association and unsuccessful candidate for British Columbia Legislature 1894; Chairman Board of Management British Columbia Methodist College; President local branch Canadian Bible Society. Married Harriet Cunningham, Kingston, Ont., 1884; has three sons and three daughters. Societies: I. O. O. F.; C. O. O. W.; R. T. of T. S. P. C. A.; Y. M. C. A. Recreations: Camping, boating. Conservative; Methodist Address: New Westminster, B. C. 125 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY CUSHING, Arthur Thompson, B. A. — Of Cushing Bros. Co., Ltd., Manufacturers of Windows, Doors and Mill Work, Elizabeth and Namayo St., Edmonton. Born Kenilworth, Ont, Feb. 10, 1869, son of William and Sarah Thompson Cushing. Educated public schools Kenilworth; high school, Essex, Ont; Vic- and Toronto University. H. Cushing, Calgary, to Edmonton, 1900; be- of firm 1901. Trustee Ed- toria College Accountant W. 1887; removed came member monton Public School Board; Trustee Alberta College Board. Alderman Edmonton, 1903-1904; unsuccessful candidate for Mayor, 1905. Married Annie Nelson, Morden, Man., 1902; has two sons and one daughter. Recreation: Curling. Independent Liberal; Methodist. Address: 1253 McKay St., Edmonton, Alta. ALFRED BRUCE CUSHING, B. A. CUSHING, Alfred Bruce, B. A.—Lumber Merchant, 403 8th Ave. W., Calgary. Born Kenilworth, Ont, Nov. 9, 1865, son of William and Sarah Thompson Cushing. Educated public schools, Kenilworth; high school, Mount Forest, Ont.; Toronto University. Public school teacher, Arthur Township, Ont, 1885-1887; high school teacher, Essex, Ont, 1893- 1898; high school teacher, Brandon, Man., 1898-1900. Moved to Edmonton, Alta, and entered into business under firm name of Cushing Bros., Ltd.; came to Calgary, 1905, managed Calgary branch of Cushing Bros. Co., Ltd., until Feb., 1910; has since organized the A. B. Cushing Lumber Co., Ltd.;Alderman Calgary, 1911; Treasurer and Member of Execu tive Board Aiberta Sunday School Association. Married Elizabeth Wilkin, Har- riston, Ont., 1893. Recreations: Curling. fishing. Liberal; Methodist J|. Address:, 220 Eighteenth Ave. E, Calgary, Alta. CUTHBERT, Major Albert Edward Ross. -—Superintendent Royal Northwest Mounted Police; Major Reserve of Officers, Canadian Militia, Edmonton. Born Berthier, Que., July 31, 1860, son of Mary" BostwiCk and Edward Octavian Cuthbert, late Seigneur of Berthier. Educated Berthier Grammar school; private tuition; McGill University. Served with 86th Battalion and First Prince of Wales Rifles, Canadian Militia; appointed Inspector Royal Northwest Mounted Police 1885; volunteered for service South Africa, 1899; Captain C. M. R., South African Field Force; promoted Major 1900; served until disbanded, 1901; medal and four clasps; present appointment 1902. Married Carlotta Alice Nye, daughter of George H. Nye, General Federal United States Army, 1886; has two sons and one daughter. Club:-Edmonton. Address: 170 Grierson St., Edmonton, Alta. CUTHBERT, Herbert. — Of Herbert Cuthbert & Co., Real Estate Agent and Auctioneers, 635 Fort St., Victoria. Born Wakefield, Yorkshire, England, Sept. 16, 1865, son of William and Elizabeth Cuthbert. Educated private schools Wakefield. Contractor and auctioneer Wakefield, 1884. Came to British Columbia 1891. Formerly Secretary and Manager Victoria Publicity Bureau; has always taken keen interest in public and political matters. Married Henrietta Rose Burgess, Victoria, 1903; has two sons and three daughters. Club: Pacific. Recreations: Cricket and football. Address: Victoria B. C. CYR, Joseph Ernest, ex-M. P. — Superintendent of Dominion Public Works, Winnipeg. Born Montreal, Sept. 4, 1854, son of Michel Cyr. Educated St Laurent College, near Montreal. Elected to Manitoba Legislature, 1883; unsuccessful 1888; unsuccessful candidate to House of Commons for Provencher, 1887; elected 1904; unsuccessful 1908; appointed to present position 1910; Mayor of St. Boniface 1885; President St Jean Baptiste Society and first President Manitoba French Liberal Association; has had wide experience as journalist and his lectures on Western Canada and the working classes in Canada have secured- him a reputation in Canadian literature. Married Cesarine Senez, Montreal, 1875. Societies: Catholic Order of Foresters: Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: St Boniface, Man. 126 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HON. WILLIAM HENRY CUSHING CUSHING, Hon. William Henry, M. L. A*—Of Cushing Bros., Ltd., Manufacturers of Builders' Supplies, Calgary. Born Arthur Township, Wellington County, Ont, Aug. 21, 1852, son of William and Sarah Thompson Cushing. Educated public schools Ontario. Engaged farming 1865-1879; building business 1881-1883; came to Alberta 1883; established present business 1885. Elected -to Alberta Legislature for Calgary 1905, 1909; appointed Minister of Public Works Rutherford Government, 1905; resigned port- folia 1910; Alderman Calgary 1890-1906; Member Calgary Hospital Board and Calgary Board of Trade. Served as private 30th Ontario Rifles, Arthur Ont, 1869; appointed Alberta Delegate World's Missionary Congress, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1910; Member International Board, Laymen's Missionary Movement of Canada. Married Mary Jane Waters, Arthur, Ont, 1883; has one daughter. Club: Alberta. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreation: Curling. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Calgary, Alta. 127 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY i CZERWINSKI, Charles F- — Of Czer- winski Box Co., Ltd., Logan and Tecum- seh Sts., Winnipeg. Born Cashel, Markham County, Ont, Jan. 17, 1863, son of Mary A. and Louis Czerwinski. Lieutenant Prussian Army. Educated public schools Ontario. Contractor and brick manufacturer, Wellington County, Ont, 1884-1895. Came to Winnipeg, 1895. President North Winnipeg Hospital; prominent temperance advocate. Married Mary C. Grant, Erin, Ont, 1886; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Canadian. Societies: I. O. O. F.; R. T. of T. (Grand Chancillor). Recreations: Motoring, traveling. Independent; Methodist Address: 645 Bannatyne Ave., Winnipeg, Man. DAFOE, John W. — Managing Editor Free Press. Born Combermere, Ont., March 8, 1866, son of C. W. and Mary Dafoe. Educated public and high schools Arnprior, Ont. Montreal Star, 1883-1885; Editor Ottawa Journal, 1886; editorial staff Manitoba Free Press, 1886-1892; Editor Montreal Herald, 1892-1895; editorial staff Montreal Star, 1895-1901; Editor in Chief Manitoba Free Press since 1901. Married Alice Parmelee, Ottawa; has three sons and four daughters. Club: Manitoba Address: 509 Spence St, Winnipeg, Man. DAGG, E. A. — Manager Ames Holden Co., Ltd., Wholesale Boots and Shoes, 411 Eighth Ave. W., Calgary. Born Navan, Ont, Nov. 27, 1864, son of John and Mary Dagg. Educated public schools. Came to Manitoba 1883. Clerk Bronson Sc Weston Lumber Co., Ottawa 1884; returned to Winnipeg 1888; President Calgary Board of Trade, 1911 Married Annie G. MacMillan, Charlottetown, P. E. I.; has one son and two daughters. Club: Alberta. Address: 736 Twelfth Ave. W., Calgary, Alta DAHLBERG, John G., A. B., A. M.— Pastor Swedish Lutheran Zion Church, Winnipeg; Secretary Evangelical Lutheran Augustans Synod of America since 1903. Born Hvetlanda, Sweden, 1862, son of Carl John and Clara Nelson. Educated public schools Sweden. Migrated to United States, 1880; came to Manitoba, 1907. Farmer's servant, 1880-1882; student Augustana College and Theological Seminary, Rock Island, 111., 1889-1890, pursuing at same time studies in other departments; ordained 1891, pastor Swedish Lutheran Crurch, Altona, 111., 1891- 1899; called to chair of Swedish Language and Literature, Augustana College 1893, but declined offer; Member Board of Directors Augustana College, 1893- 1905, serving as Secretary number of years; President 1904-1905, when resigned; Secretary Illinois Conference, 1897-1902; Member Board of Missions, 1899-1902; treasurer Augustana 1899-1900; Synod, Secretary 1901-1902; . Secre tary of Synod 1913-1905; re-elected 1905, 1907, 1909; Pastor Swedish LutherajtT Zion Church, Rock Island, 111., 1899- 1904; Greek Instructor 1903; Professor of Christianity, Augustana College 1904- 1907; Editor Korsbauerit devotional and historical annual publication of August-*^ ana Synod, 1901-1906; Pastor Swedish Lutheran Zion Church, Winnipeg, since 1907. Married Emily C. Euvall, Gales-| burg, 111., 1891 (deceased 1892); married Josephine Nelson, 1898; has one soh and two daughters. Address: 372 Logan Ave., Winnipeg, Man. DALLAS, Frederick. —Assistant Manager Bank of Vancouver, Cambie and Hastings Sts., Vancouver. Born Montreal, June 6, 1866, son of R J. and Jeane Dallas. Educated Upper Canada College, Toronto. Bank Clerk Toronto, 1885. Came to British Coumbia 1910; served Q. O. R., staff sergeant at retirement 1885-1897. Married Myrtle Ryan, Newmarket Ont, has one daughter. Recreation: Yachting. Address: Bute and Haro Sts., Vancouver, B. C. DALTON, Mrs. Annie C. — Writer of lyrics and short stories. Born Hudders- field, Yorkshire,- England, daughter John and S. Elizabeth Armitage. Educated Huddersfield. Came to British Columbia 1904. Has one daughter. Recreations*^ Antique collecting, literature. Address:-: 1672 Beach Ave., Vancouver, B, C. DALTON, Willie. — Manager Vancouver Warehouses, Ltd.; Secretary-Treasurer Mainland Transfer Co., Ltd. Born Huddersfield, Yorkshire, England, March 8, 1866. Educated public schools Huddersfield. Came to British Columbia 1904. President Board Victorian Order of Nurses. Married Annie C. Armitage, Huddersfield; has one daughter. Club: Commercial. Recreations: Riding, driving. Address: 1672 Beach Ave., Vancouver, B. C. DALTON, William Tinniswood. — Of Dalton & Eveleigh, Architects, 615 Hast- tings St. W., Vancouver. Born Nent Head, Alston, Cumberland, England, Nov. 21, 1854, son of William and Frances Millican Dalton. Educated Nent Head Grammar School; Belvedere Academy, Bishop Auckland School, Brookfield, Wig- ton, England. Articled to James Cubitt, Architect, London, England, 1872. Came to Canada and practiced Winnipeg 1880- Vancouver, 1889; has de- public schools and super- of several public build- Frances Mary Walton, Nent Head, Alston, Eng- one son and one daugh- 1889; removed signed several vised erection ings. Married Doucks Villa land, 1889; has ter. ada; tion: glican. couver, Clubs: Vancouver, Alpine of Can- Society: A. L. & A. M. Recrea- Mountaineering. Conservative; An- Address: 1972 Robson St., Van- B. C. 128 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY DALZELL, Arthur George, C. E. — Assistant City Engineer, Vancouver. Born potacamund, India, April 24, 1869, son bf Rev. Samuel and Susan Dalzell. Educated Kingswoode, Bath, England. Civil Engineer, Halifax, England, 1890. Came to British Columbia 1907; appointed Assistant City Engineer Vancouver charge pf sewer construction. Member of Roy- |al Sanitary Institute. Married Eleanor Cain, Northwich, England; has one son and two daughters. Recreations: Lawn tennis, boating. Address: 647 Twelfth A.ve. E., Vancouver, B. C. DANGERFIELD, Howard A. — Of iDangerfield and Doolittle, Financial Agents, 604 Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg. Born Kemptville, Ont,. Aug. 27, 1871, son of George and Mary Dangerfield. Educated Albert College, Belleville, Ont. Farming, Ontario, 1900. Came to Winnipeg 1903. Married Olive Maude Welsh, [Winnipeg, 1909; has one daughter. Recreation: Horses. Liberal; Anglican. Address:* 152 Walnut St., Winnipeg, Man. " DARKER, Robert Alexander. — Manager Canada Life Assurance Co., 805 Cu- tre St., Calgary. Born Dublin, Ireland, May 21, 1861, son of Alfred and Arabella Darker. Educated High School and Dublin College. Came to Canada 1888; with Cookshire Lumber Mills Co., Cook- shire, Que., 1888-1890; Connecticut River Lumber Co., Massachusetts, 1891-1893; with Canada Life Assurance Co., Cookshire, 1893-1902; Manager Calgary branch since 1902. Married Agnes M. Wilfred, Cookshire, 1893; has one son. Clubs: Ranchmen's, Alberta Societies: A. F. Sc A. M.; Mystic Shrine. Recreations: Fishing, shooting. Anglican. Address: Findlay Apartments, Calgary, Alta. DARLING, Henry.—Wholesale Paints, Oils and Varnishes, 28 Powell St., Vancouver; surveyor to British Corporation Registry and Registro Nazionale Ital- iano. Born Port Chalmers, New Zealand, Feb. 27, 1863, son of John and Mary Jane Watson Darling. Educated London, England. Apprentice to John Henry Gwynnes, Ltd., Hammersmith, London, five years; marine engineer British Steam Navigation Co., and Burmese Co., British India. Came to British Columbia 1891; Superintendent and Manager Union S. S. Co.; General Manager British Yukon Navigation Co., previous to founding present business, 1902. Built three steel steamers, Comox, Capilano anct Coquitlam for Union S. S. Co. Married Mary Boyle, Glasgow, Scotland, 1892; has four sons and two daughters. Club: Terminal City. Independent; Protestant. Address: 1072 Barclay St., Vancouver, B. C. DARRACH, Robert. — Clerk of King's Bench and Clerk of Surrogate Court, Brandon. Born St. Thomas, Ont, Jan. 8, 1855, son of Neil and Mary Darrach. Educated public schools. Contracting business, 1881. Came to Brandon, 1883; President Y. M. C. A.; President Hospital Board; Director Brandon College. Married Seressa Thompson, St Thomas, 1879; has one son and two daughters. Society: I. O. F. Baptist. Address: 134 Louisa Ave., Brandon, Man. DASH, Frederick James. — Engineer, Farmer and Breeder of Jersey Cattle. Born Wiltshire, England, Dec. 11, 1862, son of Charles and Ann Ealey Dash. Edu* cated public schools England. Came to Broadview, Northwest Territories, 1882, and commenced farming, 1883. Member Canadian Seed Growers' Association Since its organization; Trustee and Secretary-Treasurer Hillesden public school; Director Broadview Agricultural Society; Councillor, 1910. Has taken several prizes Provincial fairs for registered red fife wheat. Served with E Company 2nd Wilts. Jiifle Volunteers, Queens Review, Windsor Park, 1880. ' Married Mary Jane McLean, Grenfell, Sask., 1889; has five sons and three daughters. Independent; Presbyterian. Address: Hillesden, Sask. THOMAS T. DAUPHINEE DAUFHINEE, • Thomas T. — Managing Director of Pretty's Timber Exchange, Ltd., Timber Specialists, 433 Richards St., Vancouver; Managing Director Pearson's, Ltd.; Secretary Vancouver Dock and Harbor Extension Co., Ltd.; Secretary-Treasurer Hardscrabble Hydraulic Gold Mines, Ltd.; Director Northwest Canada Trust Co., Ltd. Born 129 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Petite Rivere, Lunenburg County, N. S., Sept 14, 1879, son of Captain Thomas and Alice A. Drew Dauphinee. Educated high school, Liverpool, N. S.; Dalhousie University; Clerk Union Bank of Halifax, Liverpool, 1896-1897; attended Dalhousie University 1898-1899. Came to British Columbia 1901. With John A. Lee Furniture Co., 1901-1904; Dominion Trust Co., New Westminster, 1904-1908; present business since 1908. Recreations: Horses, Tennis. Address: Cedar Cottage, Gibson Road, Vancouver, B. C. DAVEY, Frederick, M. L. A. — Born Truro, Cornwall, England, Feb. 22, 1847. Educated public schools. Came to British Columbia 1875. Clerk H. M. Naval Yard, Esquimalt, 1878-1905. Elected to British Columbia Legislature representing Victoria 1907; re-elected 1909. Served as Alderman Victoria 1906. Societies: I. O. O. F.; A. O. U. W. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 2664 Blanchard St, Victoria, B. C. COL. ANDREW DUNCAN DAVIDSON DAVIDSON, Col. Andrew Duncan. — President Davidson Sc McRae, Winnipeg, Toronto and Vancouver. Born Glencoe, Ont, May 18, 1853, son of William and Christian Davidson. Educated Glencoe; went to Wisconsin at age of 19; after taking course in business college took up railway work; later moved to Minnesota, where engaged in land business and banking; returned to Canada 1902; inaugurated what is known as the American invasion, he and his associates having purchased 1,250,000 acres of land; also had colonization agreement with Dominion Government by which' he was to settle large tract of country in Saskatchewan Valley; brought that year 350 bankers, grain buyers and newspaper men from United States and showed them country, reports being so favorable that 1,000,000 acres land sold actual settlers from United States in next eight months; carried through the colonization agreement to successful com pletion; later took over land grant of C. N. R. Has sold 12,000,000 acres land during his career. Interested in lumbering business in British Columbia. Director of 44 companies. Vice-President Columbia River Lumber Co.; President Canadian Western Lumber Co., latter having largest sawmill in British Empire. Also interested in coal, grain elevator companies and Western Canada Flour Mills; Land Commissioner C. N. R., and closely identified and interested with Mackenzie, Mann & Co., in many of their enterprises. Married Ella T. McRae, Glencoe, Ont; has one daughter. Clubs: National (Toronto), Rideau (Ottawa), Manitoba (Winnipeg). Address: Toronto, Ont DAVIDSON, Alexander Rae.—Capitalist, Industrial Agent C. N. R., 392 Main St, Winnipeg; Vice-President and General Manager Davidson & McRae; Vice- President and Managing Director Canadian Loan and Securities Co.; Vice- President and Treasurer, Saskatchewan Valley and Manitoba Land Co.; Vice- President and Director Portland Canal Lumber Co.; Director Canadian Western Lumber Co.; Director Columbia River Lumber Co.; Director Anacortes Lumber and Box Co.; Director Saskatchewan Elevator Co.; Director Queen Charlotte Whaling Co.; Director Dunsmuir Collieries, Ltd.; Director Great Lakes Dredging Co.; Treasurer and Director Winnipeg Insurance and Vessel Agency, Ltd.* Director Toronto Insurance and Vessel Agency of Toronto; Director Port Arthur Insurance and Vessel Agency; Director Vancouver Insurance and Vessel Agency; Secretary-Treasurer Carrot River Valley Land Co.; President and Director six National and five State Banks United States. Born Glencoe, Ont, July 10, 1855, of Scotch-Irish parents, son of William and Christine Davidson. Educated Glencoe. First engaged railway work, Wisconsin, 1874. Engaged banking 20 years. Came to Winnipeg 1906. Married Laura M. Tanner, Little Falls, Minn., 1892; has one son. Clubs: Manitoba, St. Charles Country, Minneapolis (Minnesota), Minnesota Club (St Paul). Recreation: Motoring. Address: 150 Stradbrooke Place, Winnipeg, Man. DAVIDSON, James Wheeler, F. R., G. S.—President Crown Lumber Co., Grain Exchange Bldg., Calgary; Vice-President and Managing Director Western Agencies & Development Co., Ltd. Born Austin, Minn., June 14, 1872, son of Charles H. and Mary Davidson. Educated Northwestern Military Academy, Highland Park, m. Member of Peary Arctic Expedition to North Greenland, 1893-1894; American Foreign Service War Correspondent with Chinese Army, 1895; with Japanese Army, 1895-1896; Botel Tobago Exploring Party, 1896; Special Correspondent ' Formosa, 1897; United States 130 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Consul for Formosa and Loochoo Islands 1898; United States Consul successively at Nanking and Antung, and acting Consul General Shanghai, 1904-1905. Vice- President and Managing Director Staples & Co., Ltd., 1905-1907; joined present Company, 1908. Fellow of Royal Geological Society; American Geological Society; Japan Society, London; Asiatic Society of Japan; Arctic Club, America; decorated with order of Rising Sun (Japanese). Author of "Formosa Camphor and Its Future," 1895; "A Reveiw of the History of Formosa," 1896; "Formosa under Japanese Rule," 1903; "The Island of Formosa Past and Present" 1903. Contributor to Scientific Societies I San Francisco. Cat, 1906; contributor to Scientific Societies and magazines. Married Mabel Lillian Dow, San Francisco, Cat, 1906. Club: Ranchmen's. Address: Calgary, Alta. DAVIDSON, John Ralston, B. A., M.D. i—Physician, 255 Portage Ave Winnipeg. Born Province of Quebec, May 29, 1870, son of John and Cecilia Davidson. Educated Manitoba University. Medical Superintendent St. Boniface Hospitar*^ Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, Md.; private practice, Winnipeg, since 1900. Professor Anatomy; Lecturer Clinical Medicine Manitoba Medical College. Married Edith Helen Mitchell, Winnipeg, 1900; has one son and three daughters. I Society: C. O. O. F. Recreations: All outdoor sports. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 611 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. DAVIDSON, Richard Boyd.—Barrister and Solicitor. Born Frontenac County, Ont, Feb. 21, 1880, son of Bryce Turnbull and Rachel Delmage Davidson. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Kingston; Queen's University. Law student with Smythe, King & Smythe, Kingston, 1904; came to Saskatchewan 1905; law student with Balfour, Martin & Casey, Regina, 1905; called to Saskatchewan Bar, 1908; present practice since 1909. Solicitor for the Canadian Bank of Commerce Union Bank of Canada; Secretary Watrous Board of Trade, Mayor of Watrous, 1911; served as Sergeant 14th Regiment, Kingston; Captain 95th Regiment, Saskatchewan Rifles. Married Alberta Evelyn Lucinda Boyce, Sydenham, Ont, 1910. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Watrous, Sask. DAVIDSON, William John d'Allain.— Insurance Agent 316 Winch Bldg., Vancouver; Director Anglo-American Lumber Co., Ltd.; Director Vancouver Ice & Cold Storage Co., Ltd.; Director Point Grey Land & Investment Co., Ltd. Born Glasgow, Scotland, July 1, 1865, son of Thomas and Clara A. Davidson. Educated Hamilton and Glasgow. .With Rutherford Bros., of Oregon; subsequently rice trade Burma India, with Bulloch Bros. & Co., Ltd., for seventeen years, of which first three spent London, England; United States Consular Agent for some years Burma. Served nineteen years auxiliary forces Scotland and Burma. Came to British Columbia 1904. Local Correspondent to H. M.'s Board of Trade, 1909-1910. Married Margaret Elliot Lytle, 1901, has one son and two daughters. Club: Vancouver. Society: R. A. M. Address: 1353 Jervis St., Vancouver, B. C. DAVIDSON, William McCarthey, B. A. —Editor The Morning Albertan, Cal-- gary. Born Prince Edward County, Ont, Nov. 12, 1872, son of James C. and Sarah E Davidson. Educated College Institute, St Catharines; Toronto University. Reporter Toronto World, 1893; Toronto Star, 1893; came to Calgary 1902. Director Calgary Industrial Exhibition, member of Executive Alberta Press As-. sociation; member Executive Calgary Liberal Association. Married Christina Constance Robertson (deceased), daughter of late Rev. Dr. Robertson, Superintendent of Presbyterian Missions, Western Canada; has two sons and one daughter.^;Recreations: Bowling, mountain climbing. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 830 Seventh Ave. W., Calgary, Alta DAVIE, Cyril Francis. — Barrister, Pemberton Bldg., Victoria. Born Victoria Jan. 30, 1882, son of Alexander E. B. and Constance L. Skinner Davie. Educated Ottawa University. Studied law office of Attorney General of British Columbia; called to the British Columbia Bar 1908, and commenced practice as Bradshaw & Davie; later McPhillips & Davie. Club: Union. Recreations: Hunting, fishing, boating. Conservative. Address: 1028 Fort St, Victoria, B. C. DAVIES, Oswald James. —Editor and oublisher Forget Mail. Born Swansea Wales, May 13. 1878, son of James and Ellen Davies. Educated National higher grade school Swansea. Printer's apprentice, Swansea; subsequently held responsible positions London, England; came to Manitoba 1903, where was Managing Editor of weekly newspaper; came to Saskatchewan and established Forget Mail 1905. Married Mary J. Willis. Brandon, Man., 1906. Recreation: Writing. Address: Forget, Sask. DAVIS, Fred Langdon, B. A., LL. B.— Barrister. Born Belleville, Ont, Aug. 6, 1867, son of James A. and Sarah E. Davis. Educated Manitoba College, called to Manitoba Bar 1893 and has practiced Neepawa since. Chairman Neepawa School Board, 1910. Married Nellie Webster, Winnipeg, 1895; has one son and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Tennis, motoring. Liberal; Methodist Address: Neepawa, Man. 131 DAVIS, E. P., B. A., K. C.—Of Davis, Marshall Sc Macneil, Barristers and Solicitors, 615 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born King's County, Ont, April 4, 1860, son of Andrew and Elizabeth Davis. Married Adelia Louise Davis; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver, Royal Vancouver Yacht, Jericho Country, Union (Victoria), Toronto (United Empire), London. Recreations: Bridge, yachting. Address: 1115 Seaton St., Vancouver, B. C. DAVIS, Hon. Senator Thomas Osborne. —Born Sherrington, Que., Aug. 16, 1856, son of Anne and Samuel Davis, M. A. (Dublin). Educated privately. Served as Councillor and Mayor. Chairman of School Board and President of Board of Trade, Prince Albert. Elected to House of Commons for Saskatchewan 1896 reelected 1900. Appointed Liberal Whip for the West, 1901. Summoned to the Senate 1904. Married Rebecca Bond Jennings, Prince Edward Island, 1885; has five sons and three daughters. Club: Prince Albert. Liberal. Address: Prince Albert, Sask. DAWSON, His Honor Alexander. — Judge of County Court, St. Mary's, Ont, March cated public schools St Canada College, Toronto Colborne and Brighton, nipeg 1881. Appointed trate of Winnipeg, 1896. dress: 619 Broadway Man. Winnipeg. 20, 1849. . Mary's; Taught Came to Born Edu- Upper school Win- Police Magis- Methodist. Ad- Ave., Winnipeg, DAWSON, Alexander Scott, B. A., Sc. —Chief Engineer Irrigation Department C. P. R., Irrigation Bldg., Calgary. Born PIctou, N. S., Sept. 6, 1871, son of Rob ert S. and Jane Dawson. Educated public and high schools Pictou; McGill University. Hydraulic Engineer Massachusetts State Government, 1894-1898; Engineer C. P. R., Winnipeg, 1898-1903; position since 1903. Married Elenora Bonn, 1898; has one son. Canadian Society of Civil En- Anglican. Address: Calgary, DAWSON, G. Herbert, B. A. Sc, B. C. L. S-—Surveyor General of British Columbia Born Quebec, Nov. 22, 1866, son of John Thomas and Louise Henderson Dawson. Educated high school Quebec; McGill University. Engineering Department C. P. R., Quebec Division 1886- 1889. Came to British Columbia 1889; Assistant City Engineer, Vancouver, 1889-1890; private practice Vancouver, 1890-1911; present appointment 1911. Clubs: Vancouver, Jericho Country, Union, Victoria Golf. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Empress Hotel, Victoria, B. C. DAWSON, Herbert James.—Of Dawson, Hyndman & Hyndman, Barristers, McDougall Court Edmonton; President Intercolonial Deep Well Boring Co., Brisbane, Australia; Director Dawson Coal Co., Ltd.; Director Northwest Mortgage Co., Ltd. Born Sombra, Ont, July 3, 1860, son of Daniel and Laura J. Forsyth Dawson. Educated high school Sarnia, Ont; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar, 1886; practiced Petrolia, Ont, came West on a trip and British Columbia Bar, 1889: to reside permanently and Northwest Territories Bar, 1903; member of firm Brown & Dawson. 1903-1904; Brown, Dawson, Kennedy & Hyndman, 1904-1906 ;■ present partnership formed 1906. Served as Councillor Petrolia 1902-1903. Captain 27th Regiment St. Clair Borderers, 1885-1903. Has always been deeply interested development work; when residing in Petrolia personally sunk 110 oil wells. For twenty years has been boring for deep flowing wells in Australia and has been instrumental in redeeming vast tracks of arid, useless hinter lands. Since taking up residence Edmonton has devoted much time and money to the development of the coal deposits of this section. Married Jessie Primrose MacMillan, Glasgow, Scotland, 1889; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Edmonton. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Shooting, fishing. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 708 Fifth St., Edmonton, Alta DAY, Mrs. Lilla.—Born Ireland, daughter of Rev. William Swan ton and Rizia Collins. Educated Cork, Ireland, and England. First three years of married life, 1888-1891, spent Kimberly, South Africa, where took active part in social, religious and philanthropic life of diamond fields; instrumental forming Kim- 1886-1903 called to came West called M to 132 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY brly Development Society. Came to janada 1891 on organization of branch jf Women's Council by Lady Aberdeen, ictoria; became its first Vice-President; resident Vancouver Island Local Coun- il of Women, 1904-1908; President Na- onal Council of Women of Canada 1908; riginator of Women's Club idea, Vic- oria, and with Mrs. Dewdney, wife of he then Lieutenant Governor, and Miss herrin, sister of Lord Bishop of Columbia, organized the Alexandra Club which or many years was only Women's Club rest of Toronto. Married Robert Scott )ay, C. E., Cork, Ireland, April, 1888; as four sons and three daughters. Club: Uexander. Address: Rockland Ave., Vic- Oria, B. C. DAY, Robert Scott, B. E.—Of R. S. Day & Beaumont Boggs, Real Estate and Insurance Brokers, 620 Fort St., Victoria; Director and Honorary Treasurer Prov- ncial Royal Jubilee Hospital. Born 'ork, Ireland, son of Rebecca Scott and tobert Day, F. S. A., M. R. I. A. Edu- ated Queen's College, Cork. Came to British Columbia, 1891. Married Lilla 'wanton, 1888. Address: Rockland Ave., Victoria, B. C. JOHN ERNEST DEACON DEACON, Ernest John.—Of Deacon, Deacon Sc Wilson, Barristers, 325 Homer St., Vancouver; Vice-President W. J. McMillan Co., Ltd.; Director Vancouver Trust Co., Ltd.; Director Coast State Brick Co., Ltd. Born Bothwell, Ont, July 27, 1872, son of Rev. Daniel and Maria H. Deacon. Educated Trinity University; Osgoode HalL Called to Ontario Bar 1895; British Columbia Bar, 1896. Member of firm Macdonell & Dea- son; subsequently partnership with Hon. Joseph Martin until formed present firm. Married Florence Brooke, daughter of Francis M. Brooke, Philadelphia, Pa, 1907; has one daughter. Club: Vancouver, Country Club, Shaughnessy Heights Golf Club. Recreations: Travel, motoring. Address: 1279 Nicola St., Vancouver, B. C. DEACON, Thomas Russ, C. E., M. E., O. L. S. — President, General Manager and Founder Manitoba Bridge & Iron Works, Ltd. Born Perth, Ont., Jan. 3, 1865, son of James and Jane Deacon. Educated Pembroke, Toronto University. Assistant on Surveys Rocky Mountains, 1887; subsequently Superintendent Construction waterworks system, North Bay, and mining work through district of Nipissing; lived ten years Rat Portage (Kenora), where member council; City Engineer; acting Mayor, 1901; Manager Mines and practiced his profession. Came to Winnipeg 1902; member Board Directors Builders' Exchange; Provincial Vice-President Canadian Manufacturers' Association; member Canadian Society Civil Engineers; ex-Managing Director and Consulting Engineer Mikado Gold Mining Co.; member of Council of Board of Trade, Winnipeg, 1906-1909. Married Lily Dingman, Belleville, 1894; has three sons and one daughter. Recreation: Reading, history. Independent. Address: 251 Furby St, Winnipeg, Man. DEANE, Francis John. — Editor and Publisher. Born Madras, India, Aug. 8, "1868. Educated England and Belgium. Came to British Columbia 1889. Ex- Member British Columbia Legislature for North Yale, 1898-1900. Married Jessie M. Elsden. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M. (P. M.); K. T. Recreation: Reading. Address: Cranbrook, B. C. D'EASUM, Rev. Geoffrey Cyril, B. A., M. A.—Rector Holy Trinity Cathedral, New Westminster. Born Kirkee, Bombay, India, Nov. 1, 1870, son of Venerable Archdeacon Robert and Annie d'Eas- um. Educated Blatchington Court, England; St. John's College Winnipeg. Engaged as missionary, Northern Alberta; Incumbent, Fort Saskatchewan; rural dean (Edmonton), 1896; incumbent, St. Barnabas, Calgary, 1896; canon pro Cathedral, Calgary; sub-Warden, Bishop Pinkham College; Chaplain with honorary rank of Captain, 19th A. M. R. Married Florence Mason, 1895; has three sons and two daughters. F. Address: Carnarvon minster, B. C. Society: I. O. St., New West- DE BECK, Chaplain Clarence Hunter. —Of Fernridge Lumber Co., and Master Mariner, New Westminster. Born Carlton County, N. B., Aug. 21, 1854, son of George and Eliza Ann DeBeck. Came to British Columbia, 18 68. -^Educated high school, New Westminster. Member 133 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY of firm, DeBeck Bros., lumbermen, Burrard Inlet B. C, 1873-1889; built and owned Brunett saw mills, 1877-1889. Married Emily Jane Burchall, daughter of W. E. Burchall, New Westminster, 1879; has two daughters. Society: K. of P. Recreation: Hunting. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 135 Columbia Ave. E., New Westminster, B. C. HENRI DE'CLERVAL de'CLERVAL, Henri. — Managing Director l'Immobiliere du Canada Ltd.; Consular Agent of France for the Province of Alberta. Born Versailles, France, Oct. 9, 1876, son of Henri and Louise de'- Clerval (nee de'Sentuary). Educated Versailles; Paris University. Came to Canada 1907. Married Marie de'Roussy de'Sales, daughter of Marquis de'Roussy de'Sales, High River, 1908. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: Calgary, Alta de FOREST, Henry Josiah. — Landscape painter. Born St. John, N. B., Feb. 5, 1855, son of James F. and Anna J. de Forest Educated Sackville Academy. Came to British Columbia 1894; settled permanently, Vancouver, 1898. Curator Vancouver Museum; Secretary and one of founders of Art Historical & Scientific Association; member British Columbia Society Fine Arts. Married Ruth J. Newcombe, 1879. Societies: A. F. & A. M. (W. M.): Scottish Rite, A. & A. S- R., 18d; P. Z. R. A. M.; K. T. Recreations: Painting, music. Adaress: 1871 Broadway W., Vancouver, B. C. de FROMENT, Jehan, B A., P. M.— Inventor. Born Moulins, France, Feb. 27, 1866, son of Eugene and Pauline de Fro- ment. Educated Moulins; University of Paris. Came to Canada, 1893. Farmed Notre Dame de Lourdes, Man., 1893-1895, where held commission of Justice of the Peace Served French <Tavalry with 12th Cuirassiers Regiment, five years, sub- Commissary Franch Navy. Inventor of the "de Froment" pyroxilin automatic fire alarm. Married Rosie Moreau, Notre Dame de Lourdes, 1895; has two daughters. Society: C. M. B. A. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: Somerset Man. DE LA GIGLAIS, Marie Joseph Alair Magon, B. A.—Stock Broker, 235 Main St., Winnipeg; President Continental Fire Insurance Co.; President Cie Foncier d-tj Manitoba. Born Tilques, near Calais France, March 23. 1873. son of Arthua Magon and Mathilde de la Giclais Educated Paris; farmed a.-.xaiiitoua, 18y5 came to Winnipeg 1901 and founded present business; member Winnipeg Stock Exchange; held Commission French Army. Married Roberta Talbot, Worces-j ter, Mass., 1900; has two daughters. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: Rose-j mount Block, River Ave., Winnipeg] Man. FRANCIS RICHARD EDWIN DE'HARl DE'HART, Francis Richard Ed-win. — Fruit Rancher. Born Whitby, Ont, Nov 18, 1874, son of Edwin and Diana De Hart. Educated public school and Oni tario Agricultural College. Farmed In dian Head, Sask., 1897 to 1901; starte. the Town of Grand Coulee, Sask., bj building first store, 1902; owned lumbe yard and coal business. Came to Brii ish Columbia 1903; farmed and man; - aged Okanagan Fruit & Land Co. unti 1907. Mr. De Hart has done much fo| the fruit industry of British Columbi and is known throughout the Provincj and Western States as one of the mod successful fruit exhibitors. Having wo] at the first National Apple Show, Spa kane, $4,370 with 43 boxes of apples, ai at the First Canadian National Appl 134 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY mow, Vancouver, the gold medal, for aking most first prizes. Past three years as collected fruit for the Dominion government Exhibits at Belgium, Seattle nd Festival of Empire, London. Served city of Kelowna as^Aldreman and Mayor, apposed the Hon. Price Ellison for Prov- ncial House, 1909. Married Petrolna Suy of Oshawa Ont, 1898; has one son ind two daughters. Societies: A. F. & L M.; R A. M.; Knight Templars; Ihriner. Recreations: Shooting, curling, oating. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Celowna, B. C. DENHOLM, Constance Margaret. — torn Winnipeg, daughter of Andrew Paterson and Frances Mary Denholm. Educated St. Mary's Academy, Winnipeg; jawrence University. On staff of Win- lipeg Saturday Post since its organiza- ion; on staff of Winnipeg Telegram ince 1904; regular contributor to Min- leapolis Bellman. Active member Wom- n's Musical Club; formerly Secretary xirls* Auxiliary, W. H. A. S. Recrea- ions: Riding, boating, fishing, motoring, 'resbyterian. Address: 61 Osborne St., ■"ort Rouge, Winnipeg, Man. CAPTAIN JOHN STOUGHTON DENNIS DENNIS, Captain John Stoughton, C. E., D. L. S.—Manager Land and Irrigation Interests, Calgary. Born Toronto, Oct 22, 1856, son of John S. and Maria Oliver Dennis. Educated Upper Canada College; Royal Military College, Kingston (First Class Military School Certificate). Engaged on Dominion Government Surveys, Western Canada 1872- 1879; Surveyor to Hudson's Bay Co.'s Land Department 1879-1882; private practice as Surveyor and Engineer, Winnipeg, 1882-1885; Chief Inspector of Sur veys for Dominion Government, 1885- 1896; Chief Engineer and Deputy Commissioner of Public Works. Northwest Territories Government, 1896-1902; with C. P. R. since 1902, first as Superintendent of Irrigation and British Columbia Land Commissioner, then Assistant to the 2nd Vice-President; present office since 1911, reporting subject to President Past Vice-President American Society of Irrigation Engineers. Past Vice-President Canadian Society Civil Engineers; member Council, 1911; Certificate in Mechanical Engineering from Locomotive Works at Mechanical Shops. Holds commission as Dominion Land Surveyor, Dominion Topographical Surveys, First Class Military School Certificate; ranks in reserve as Captain. Married Mary Conroy, Quebec, 1879; has one daughter. Clubs: Ranchmen's, Calgary, Manitoba (Winnipeg), Vancouver, Union (Victoria). Conservative; Anglican. Address: 640 Twelfth Ave. W., Calgary, Alta. DENNISTOUN, Robert Maxwell, B. A-, K. %%—Born Peterboro, Ont, Dec. 24, 1864,"son of James F. Dennistoun, K. C, and Katherine A. Dennistoun. Educated Queen's University. Called to Ontario Bar and practiced Peterboro 1888. Bencher of Law Society of Upper Canada 1906-1907. Came to Winnipeg 1907. Member of Bars of Ontario, Manitoba and Saskatchewan, with patents as K. C. from Ontario and Manitoba Served as an officer 57th Regiment, Peterboro, Rangers (long service medal). Married Mildred Beck, Peterboro, 1892; has three sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba, St Charles Country. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 166 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. de ROCHE, Hammel Madden File, B. A. —Barrister. Born Napanee, Ont, Oct 11, 1878, son of Samuel Madden and Sarah Anne Christian Pile de Roche. Educated College Institute, Napanee; Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Practiced Melville since 1908. Served as private, Q. O. R., Toronto, 1900-1903; Lieutenant Fifth Field Battery, 1904-1908. Married Marion Selina Taylor, Toronto, 1905; has one son and one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; C. O. F. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Melville, Sask. de SALIS, Charles P. de la F.—President C. F. de Sails, Ltd., Real Estate and Financial Agente 731 Fort St., Victoria; President British Columbia Gas Machine Co. Born Aldershot, England, Oct. 30, 1875, son of Colonel Edward and Margaret de Sails. Educated Portsmouth, England. Coffee Planter, South India, 1895-1901. Served as Lieutenant, Essex Regiment, since 1902; served South African War (Queen's medal and 135 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY CHARLES F. DE DA F. DE SALIS. clasps); came to British Columbia on Council Victoria Stock Exchange. Married Frances Mildred Collins, 1910; has one son. Recreations: Golf, cricket, tennis. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1785 Woodlawn Crescent, Oak Bay, Victoria, B. C. DE SHERBININ, Michael Andrew, B. A-, B. Sc—Licentiate of the Faculty of Oriental Languages, St. Petersburg University; writer and linguist. Born Char- kow, Russia, June 18, 1856, son of Andrew M. and Barara N. Souschkow de Sherbinin. Educated Imperial Alexander Lyceum, St. Petersburg University. Secretary Religious Tract Society, St. Petersburg, 1883; Pastor Russian Evangelical Church, St. Petersburg, 1883. Made several missionary tours through prisons of European Russia with Dr. F. W. Baedeker, of England; also distributed the Scriptures and preached in prisons of Western Siberia, the Ural and the Caucasus, 1889; is conversant with a dozen languages and has preached the Gospel in six European tongues. He and his late son Samuel were the first English speaking teachers among the Saskatoon Doukhobors, 1901-1904, which work was begun under the auspices of the Society of Friends in England and continued for a time by the Presbyterian Church of Canada. With his wife, has done much for strangers and foreigners in Winnipeg, having established a mission house known as "The Strangers' Rest" His services as interpretor are much in demand. Came to Canada 1901; moved to Manitoba 1904; Ruthenian Professor, Manitoba College, Winnipeg. 1904-1908; engaged in present literary work, 1904. Married Breeta Laggar, daughter of James Laggar, Wasa, Finland, 1885; has five sons and one daughter. Societies: Ministerial Association: R. T. of T. Recreations: Music, rowing. Evangelical. Address: 199 Walnut St., Winnipeg, Man. WILLIAM SYDNEY DETLOR DETLOR, William Sydney. —Manager Royal Anexandra Hotel (C. P. R.), Winnipeg. Born Napanee, Ont, Oct. 14, 1873, son of William Valentine Detlor. Educated College Institute, Napanee; Trinity University, Toronto. Clerk, Merchants Bank, Belleville, Ont, 1889-1894; entered employ of C. P. R. 1894; Auditor Passenger Receipts, Montreal, 1894-1899; Accountant, General Purchasing Department, Montreal, 1899-1901; Chief Clerk, Place Viger Hotel, Montreal; Chief Clerk Chateau Frontenac, Quebec; Accountant, Chateau Frontenac; Accountant, Royal Alexandra, Winnipeg; Assistant Manager, July, 1910; Manager since Sept. 1, 1910. Married Edith .Adelaide Haines, 1895; has two sons and one daughter. Liberal; Presbyetrian. Address: Royal Alexandra Hotel, Winnipeg, Man. DE VEBER, Hon. Senator Leverett George, M. D-—Physician Medical Health Officer. Born St. John, N. B., Feb. 10, 1849, son of Richard and Caroline De Veber. Educated College School and King's College, Windsor, N. S.; University of Pennsylvania; Bartholomew's Hospital, London, England. Was for some years surgeon R. N. W. M. P. Elected to Northwest Legislative Assembly 1898; re-elected 1902; was Government whip in Assembly. On establishment of Province of Alberta entered cabinet of Premier Rutherford as Minister without portfolio; appointed to Senate of Canada, 1906. Married Rachel Frances Ryan. 1885; has one son. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Lethbridge, Alta. 136 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY RT. REV. ADAM URIAS DE PENCIER, M. A. de PENCIER, Right Rev. Adam Urias, K. A.—Bishop of New Westminster. Jorn Burritt's Rapids, Ont, Feb. 9, 1866, on of P. Theodore and Sarah de Pencier. Educated high school, Kemptville; nor- tial school, Ottawa; Trinity College, To- onto. Ordained priest and appointed in- lumbent, Navan, Ont, 1892; later Curate St. Alban's Cathedral, Toronto; after wards, Uxbridge, Ont, Senior Curate to Canon Welsh, St. James Cathedral, Toronto, 1895-1900; Rector St. Matthew's, Brandon, Man., 1900-1905; Rector St Paul's, Vancouver, 1908-1910; Bishop of 1910. Married Nina 1895; has four sons Anglican. Address: New Westminster Fredericka Wells, and two daughters The See House, New Westminster, B. C. 137 College, studied Londor DEVENISH, Oscar Grant.—Of O. G. Devenish & Co., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 813a First St E., Calgary. Born Fredericksburg, Ind., .Dec 31, 1868, son of Richard and Emily Devenish. Educated public and high schools. Ranching and farming, Lincoln County, Wash., 1890-1901; Sheriff, Lincoln County, 1897- 1899; hardware and implement business, Pullman, Wash., 1901-1903; came to Calgary 1903; formerly of Alberta Land Co. Member Executive Council Calgary Board of Trade, 1911. Married Helena Minkel, Washington; has two daughters. Club: Alberta. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; P of P. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 1111 Third St E., Calgary, Alta. Isles. Descended from an old noble Breton family. Great Grandfather, Chevalier de Verteuil, had taken a prominent part in the Vendean War in Brittany, 1793. On defeat of the Royalists, took refuge in England, where he entered the British Naval Service. The father of this latter had served as an officer in Montcalm's army at capitulation of Quebec. 1759. Educated St Mary's Trinidad, Edinburgh University; medicine at Edinburgh, Dublin, and Paris. At latter place worked foi six months at Pasteur Institute. Obtained diploma of M. R. C. S. (England) D. R. C. P. (London), Oct., 1904, of M. B Ch. B. (Edinburgh), July, 1905; M. D. (Edinburgh), 1908. Was commended foi thesis on "Specific Nature of Treponema Pallidum." Joined Royal Navy as Sur geon, passing first in competitive examination held London, Nov., 1904. Serve< in H. S. "Hogue" and "Endymion" an well as at Royal Naval Hosoitals at Has* lar and Plymouth. Retired from Nava Service, Oct., 1909, retaining commissioi as Surgeon in Royal Naval Service Went to Trinidad, West Indies, Dec. 1909, where engaged for a short tim« in private practice. While there tool prominent part In a Commission of En] quiry into the administration of tin Medical Department (June - August 1910). Came to Vancouver May, 1911 Author of a translation from Frencl "Experimental Prophylaxis of Syphillis! (pub. 1907), as well as various article in medical journals on leprosy, radium etc Married Feb., 1911, Marie Francizk Urich, daughter of Mr. J. Fritz Uriel] of Trinidad. Recreations: Study of med icine, tennis, bridge. Address: 672 Grarj ville St, Vancouver, B. C. DEVINNE, Major James Arthur, B-A M. A., M. B., B. Ch., B. A. O. M. I (Dublin), D. S. O.—Physician, Fort Gar, ry Court Winnipeg. Born Toronto, No* 9, 1869, son of Captain Thomas Devin* Surveyor General for Ontario, and Janj "Molloy. Educated Cardinal Manning' Collei West Kensini land; Trinity College, Winnipeg 1898. Dublin. Major London, Came t, Permanen FERNAND LOUIS JOSEPH MARIE DE VERTEUIL de VERTEUIL, Fernand Louis Joseph Marie, M. D. (Edinburgh), M. R. C. S. (England), L. R. C F. (London).—Physician. Born St Pierre, Martinque, Nov. 25, 1879, son of Dr. F. A. de Verteuil of Trinidad, and Miss Aline Larbannet des Force Medical Staff (Canada). Late I M. O. Military Districts 10 and 11 (Mad itoba, Northwest Territories, and Bri* ish Columbia). Professor therapeutic] and clinical medicine, Manitoba. Mee ical College. Member of Council an Examiner Materia Medica and Therapei tics and Clinical Medicine, University c Manitoba; Physician to Winnipeg Gen eral Hospital; Senior Physician to is< lated wards, St Boniface Hospita Served South African War, 1899-190 with two Canadian Contingents, Fir*] Canadian Mounted Rifles and Secor Canadian Mounted Rifles (despatche twice, D. S. O., Queen's medal with si! clasps), 1899-1902. Club. Manitoba R. man Catholic Address: Fort Gan Court Winnipeg, Man. 138 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY General Manager Born Glasgow, son of Plummer Educated Ham- British stationed and New North Ham- York, Com- Cath- 1874- DEWAR, Alex L. — tank of Vancouver. Scotland, Aug. 6, 1852, nd Eliza Kemp Dewar. Iton. Clerk Bank of [merica, Hamilton, 1868; lton, Montreal, Quebec ^68-1874; with Canadian Bank of nerce, Montreal, Toronto, St. rines, Woodstock and Chicago, 894. Financed street railways, Chicago, nd promoted Central London Tube Ry., London, England, 1894-1908. Came to British Columbia 1908; organized Bank f Vancouver. Married Grace Macken- (ie, 1875; has four sons and three daughters. Clubs: Albany (Toronto), Chicago union League (Chicago), Strollers (New fork). Recreation: Reading. Address: 1280 Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. HAROLD MACKENZIE DEWAR DEWAR, Harold Mackenzie.—Manag- ng Director British Columbia Leather :o., Ltd., 169 Pender St W., Vancouver. 3orn Hamilton, Aug. 30, 1877, son of Uexander Lawrie Dewar, General Manger Bank of Vancouver, and Grace M. Dewar. Educated Chicago. Banking and crokerage business, Chicago, 1895-1910; lame to British Columbia 1910. Married Daisy Francis, Chicago. Societies: A. F. h A. M.; M. W. of A. Recreation: Rid- ng. Address: 1412 Burrard St., Van- .ouver, B. C. DEWDNEY, Hon. Edgar, F. C—Vic- oria** Identified with various mining enterprises in Cariboo and elsewhere. Horn Devonshire, England, 1835. Edu- :ated Devonshire. Came to British Col- lmbia, 1859. Employed by Sir James Douglas, then Governor of the Colony, ind Colonel Moody, R. E., to take charge »f survey oarty selected to lay out Town 3f New Westminster. For many years tubsequent to completion of this work was employed in a professional capacity, devoting much of his time to the exploration of those portions of the Province which were then comparatively little known. From time of his arrival took an active interest in public affairs. Elected to British Columbia Legislature for Kootenay, 1868-1869; elected to House of Commons, 1872-1879; Indian Commissioner, 1879-1888; represented East As- siniboia House of Commons, 1888-1892; Lieutenant Governor of Northwest Territories, 1881-1888; member of Privy Council; Minister of Interior and ex- Officio Suoerintendent General of Indian Affairs, 1888-1892; Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia, 1892-1897. Built the Dewdney Trail, 1865, which penetrates the Province of British Columbia to its Eastern boundary. Married Jane Shaw Moir, daughter of Stratton Moir, tea planter, Colombo, Ceylon, 1864. She died in 1906; married secondly in 1909, Blanche, youngest daughter of the late Colonel C. T. Viemeys-Tynto of Halswill Brigenater, Somerset, England. Liberal Conservative; Anglican. Address: Victoria, B. C. DIAMOND, John Herbert. — Of Diamond Sc Corbould, 513 Columbia St., New Westminster; President Westminster- Alaskan Oil Co., Inc. Born Belleville, Ont., Oct 5, 1872, son of Abram and Louise Diamond. Educated Belleville. Came to British Columbia, 1892; with TTnion Steamship Co., Vancouver, 1892- 1899: subsequently in brokerage business, Vancouver and Northwest Real Estate. Married Erezena Leamy, 1900. Clubs: Westminster; President Westminster Tennis Club. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Outdoor sports. Address: 220 Queens Ave., New Westminster, B.C. DICK, Harriet S. — Born Ontario, daughter of Maria Leng and Matthias Sintsinger. Educated high school, Col- borne, and Cobourg. Came to Manitoba 1890; Second Vice-President Playgrounds Association of Winnipeg; member of Winnipeg Playgrounds Commission; promoted first public playground Winnipeg, by soliciting private funds, 1908; under- efficient supervision the playgrounds proved such a success that city appointed a commission to take charge and provided funds, last year granting $8,000 for that purpose; delegate to American Playground Congress, Pittsburg, Pa., 1909; appointed member of Council of Playground Association of America at Congress; promoted establishment of first Day Nursery in Winnipeg, where about forty-five children are cared for while their mothers are working; President Mothers' Club of Winnipeg. Married John Dick, lumber merchant, 1890; has six sons. Baptist Address: 384 Kennedy St, Winnipeg, Man. 139 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ALBERT A DICK DICK, Albert A.—Of A. A. Dick Land Co., 813 First St. E., Calgary. Born Sandy Bar River, Man., July 29, 1880, son of George and Agnes Dick. Educated high school Calgary. Came to Alberta, 1888. Engaged running small portable saw mill, 1899; then homestead twelve miles from Calgary; established present business 1904; started first sub-divistcj in Calgary, now known as Mount Pleas ant; building houses and blocks sine 1908; interested timber, mines and fru lands; also revenue-producing block such as the Dick Block and Hotel Ale: andra. Address: Calgary, Alta 140 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY O. L. DICKESON DICKESON, O. L.—President White Pass and Yukon Route, 739 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Ottumwa, Iowa. Stenographer C. B. & Q. Railway, Chicago, 1899; assistant chief clerk Transportation Department C. B. & Q., 1899; chief clerk, 1901; superintendent freight and passenger transportation, Omaha. 1905. Acted as official spokesman for 57 railroads in labor strike, 1909, and was subsequently assigned to special vice-presidents' and managers' committee in dealing with labor organizations; acted as official spokesman for railway presidents of all trunk lines during rate hearings before Interstate Commerce Commission. Appointed vice- president and general manager White Pass & Yukon Route, May, 1911: upon death of S. N. Graves, president of road, appointed president, December, 1911. DICKINS, A. H.—Manager Bank of Ottawa, Edmonton. Born Cornhill, Northumberland, England, May 9, 1859, so~> of Major G. C. and Fanny Dickins. Educated Merchiston, Edinburgh. Clerk. Federal Bank, Winnipeg, 1882. Came to Alberta, 1909. Married Jessie E. Gouin, Winnipeg, 188%; has two sons. Address: Edmonton, Alta. . DICKSON, Alexander Duncan. — Barrister. Born Goderich, Ont, Nov. 10, 1868. son of William Douglas and Margaret Hill Dickson. Educated public schools and College Institute, Goderich. Called to the Ontario Bar. Ossroode Ha1!. 1890; came to Northwest Territories, 1890; entered into partnership with D. L. Scott (now Judge Supreme Court, Alberta) and W. Cayley Hamilton (deceased), Regina, 1890. Married Edith Rachel Small- [wood, daughter of Rev. William John Smallwood, London, England, 1901. Club: Assiniboia (Regina). Society: A. F. Sc A. M. (Master Qu'Appelle Lodge). Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Qu' Appelle, Sask. PETER DICKSON DICKSON, Peter. — Of Dickson Land Co., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, Vernon. Born Hamilton, Ont, Dec. 15, 1867, son of James and Isabella Dickson. Educated public and high schools, Ontario. Real estate and insurance business, Winnipeg, 1897. . Came to British Columbia and established present business, 1904. President Y. M. C. A., Vernon, 1910-1911; Vice-President, V^t-o~* Hospital; Vice-President Vernon Board of Trade. Married Dora Finn,. Winnipeg, 1891 (deceased); has three sons and four daughters; married Anna Lawson, 1907. Clubs: Ranchers, Country. Society: A. F. and A. M. Recreations: Gardening, outdoor sports. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Vernon, B. C. DICKSON, Samuel Archibald, B. A. — Of Robertson, Dickson & Macdonald, Barristers, 135 Jasper Ave. E., Edmonton. Born Seaforth, Ont., Feb. 19, 1876, son of Samuel and Anna Dickson. Educated College Institute, Seaforth; Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar, 1902; came to Alberta and practiced Edmonton and Fort Saskatchewan, 1902; present partnership formed 1909. Married Evelyn Hannah Ward, Hamilton, 1907; has one son and two daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: Football, tennis. Conservative. Presbyterian. Address: 347 Seventh St., Edmonton, Alta. DICKSON, Trenholme, B. A., B. C. L. —Barrister. Born Trenholmeville, Que., son of James and Charlotte Trenholme Dickson. Educated St. Francis College, Richmond, Que.; McGill University. Practiced with Green shields & Green- shields, Montreal, 1897-1899; afterwards 141 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY with Lieutenant-Colonel Hibbard, K. C, until 1904, when came to Alberta Mayor Macleod, 1911. Clerk Supreme Court of Alberta; member of Senate, University of Alberta, since 1909. Married Letitia Burgess. Clubs: Macleod; Southern Alberta Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Macleod, Alta. WM. HOWARD DICKSON, M. D, C. M. DICKSON, William Howard, M. D., C. M.—Physician and Surgeon; Surgeon to Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting & Power Co.; Surgeon British Columbia Mining & Smelting Co. Born Pembroke, Ont, April 26, 1878, son of Dr. W. W. and Jessie Dickson. Educated public and high schools, Pembroke; McGill University; House Surgen, General Hospital, Lawrence, Mass., 1903-1904. Came to British Columbia 1904; practiced Grand Forks, 1905-1906; Phoenix since 1906. Married Clara I. Butler, Greenfield, Mass., 1906; has one daughter. Club: Greenwood. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M., Theta Delta Chi. Recreation: Motoring. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Phoenix, B. C. DINGLE, George S. —Vice-President Tees & Persse, Ltd., Winnipeg, and Tees & Persse of Alberta, Ltd., 322-6 Ninth Ave. W., Calgary. Born Oshawa. Ont.. June 16, 1872, son of William T. and Edna J. Dingle. Educated Oshawa Grocer's clerk, Oshawa 1887. Came to Manitoba 1890. Married Mabel Emmett Nelson, Winnipeg, 1905; has one son and two daughters. Address 7th St W. and Durham Ave., Mount Royal, Calgary, Alta. ROY BRANWOOD DIER, D. D. S. DIER, Roy Branwood, D. D. S.—Dentist ' Born St. Thomas, Ont., Feb. IS,* 1881, son of William Alfred and Ellen Dier. Came to British Columbia 1887. Educated public school, Vancouver Business College. Philadelphia Dental College. Practiced Ladysmith, 1902. Alderman, 1909; Mayor, 1910. Married Gertrude C. Williams, Spokane, Wash.; has two sons and one daughter. Society: Eagles. Recreations: Motoring, hunting, shooting. Addressr Methune St., Ladysmith, B. C. DONALD R. DINGWALL DINGWALL, D. R. — D. R. Dingwalh Ltd., Jewelers, Main and Portage Ave. Winnipeg; Director Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Co.; Director National Finance Co.; Director Capital Loan'Co.; Vice] President Ontario and Manitoba Lane 142 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Co.; Director Canadian Finance Co. Born North Scotland, Jan. 11, 1851. Educated Scotland. Jewelry business, Port Hope, Ont, 1877. Came to Winnipeg 1882. Married Margaret Frazer, Montreal, 1876 (deceased). Married Ann Ross, Scotland, 1891; has two sons and three daughters. Club: Carleton. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Shooting, boating. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 52 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. DIPLOCK, Arthur Bramah, J. F. — President * Seymour Lumber Co., Ltd. Born Fulham, London, England, June 2, 1862, son of Dr. Thomas Bramah Dip- lock (Senior Coroner of London England), and Eleanor Diplock. Educated private school Harrow, England. Came to Vancouver and engaged book and stationery business 1887; afterwards accountant, and finally went into lumber business. President Western Corporation. Coroner, License Commissioner, private London Rifle Brigade, 1882-1887. Married 1889; has four sons and one daughter. Club: Terminal City. Recreations: All amateur sports. Address: St. George's Ave., North Vancouver, B. C. DISSETTE, John J.—Contractor and Builder, 570 Granville St., Vancouver. Born Simcoe County, Ont, May 18, 1864, son of John and Mary Dissette. Educated Toronto. Builder, Minneapolis, Minn., 1884. Came to British Columbia, 1901. Director Sechelt Brick & Tile Ltd.; President Catholic Association, Ltd. Married Mary L Holtz, Minneapolis; has one daughter. Clubs: Commercial, Canadian (B. C.) Society: Thoroughbred Association. Recreations: Fishing, boating and horse racing. Address: Shaugh- nessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. DIT MARS, William Carey. — Manager and member of firm of Armstrong, Mor-* ris Sc Co., Contractors, Bower Bldg., Vancouver. Born St Catharines, Ont, 1865. Educated St. Catharines. Came to British Columbia and entered office of present firm 1891. Club: Terminal City. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Address: 1336 Pen- irill St, Vancouver, B. C. HOMER-DIXON, Captain Thomas Fraser. —Strathcona's Horse (Royal Canadians), Fort Osborne Barracks, Winnipeg. Born Toronto, Dec 6, 1871, son of B. Homer Dixon, K. N. L„ late Consul-General of the Netherlands in Canada and Frances Caroline, daughter of William B. Hew- ard, Toronto. Educated Upper Canada College, Toronto, Uppingham, Rutland, England. Served with 10th Regiment, Canadian Militia, 1889; enlisted 7th Lancers, 1892; exchanged to 5th Dragoon Cuards, 1893, and with this Regiment went to India, and saw active service Dn Frontier (medal and two clasps); went with Regiment to South Africa in commencement of war, and was shut up flS-'--m A] ffil^-SME^^ -*S ' -* CAPTAIN THOMAS FRASER HOMER- DIXON in Ladysmith; severely wounded Walk- erstroom, Transvaal, invalided to England and received discharge from Regiment On recovery again went out to South Africa as Lieutenant with 2nd C. M. R and remained there till close of war (Queen's and King's medals and six clasps). Returned to Canada and received appointment under Colonial Office with West African Frontier Force, Northern Ashanti, thirteen months. Received commission, R. C. M. R., Winnipeg, 1904. Married Evelyn Anne, daughter of D. C. Cameron, Winnipeg, 1909: has one daughter, Club; Manitoba. Recreations: Riding, shooting. Anglican. Address: Wellington Crescent Winnipeg, Man. DIXON, Evelyn Anne Homer. — Wife of Captain Fraser Homer-Dixon. Born Kenora, Ont, daughter of Margaret C. and Douglas C. Cameron, Lieutenant- Governor of Manitoba. Educated Toronto, Ont Came to Manitoba 1903. Club: St. Charles Country. Recreation: Riding. Married Captain Fraser Homer- Dixon, 1909; has one daughter. Anglican. Address: Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. DOAX, Algernon Ernest, B. C. L., (McGill).—Barrister and Solicitor. Born Coaticook, Que., April 1, 1876, son of G. O. and Catherine E. Doak. Educated Grammar School, Coaticook; McGill University. Admitted to Quebec Bar, 1901. Practiced Prince Albert 1903. Appointed City Solicitor, 1907. Married Gwendolyn Beatrice James, Montreal, 1906; has one son. Recreation: Music Conservative; Anglican. Address: 207 Eighteenth St., Prince Albert, Sask. DOBIE, Rev. George Nelson, D. D. — Archdeacon of Regina and Warden St Chad's Hostel. Born Canobie, Sept- land, Aug. 19, 1863, son of James and Jane Dobic Educated Blennerhasset Came to Assiniboia, 1886. Address: St. Chad's Hostel, Regina, Sask. 143 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY DOBSON, George Pringle.—Of Dobson & Little, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 119 Jasper Ave. W., Edmonton. Born Southampton, Ont, March 30, 1878, son of R. H. and Annie Dobson. Educated public and high schools and business college Chatham, Ont. Engaged in boot and shoe business, Southampton. 1902-1907. Came to Alberta, 1908. Established present business 1908. Married Violet Alice Creighton, daughter of John J. Creighton, 1904; has one son and one daughter. Club: Granite Curling. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Hunting, shooting, curling. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 2245 McKenzie Ave., Edmonton, Alta DOCKERILL, Walter R. — General Manager Empire Stevedore Co., 365 Water St., Vancouver; Secretary Wallace Fisheries, Ltd. Born Florence, Ont, May 31, 1879, son of Joseph and Mary Catherine O'Gorman Dockerill. Came to British Columbia 1885. Educated public school New Westminster. Apprentice, Curtis Sc Co., druggists, New Westminster; then went to Yukon; appointed assayer to North Western Smelting & Refining Co., Crofton; established first drug stores, Atlin, Dawson, Pine City and Glenora; returned to Vancouver, 1910, present business since. Served with 2nd Brigade, Garrison Artillery, New Westminster, four years. Married Mabel- C. Palmer, 1902; has three daughters. Recreations: Lacrosse, fishing, hunting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Shaugh- nessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. DOERR, Jacob Emil, LL. B.—Of Doerr & Guggisberg, Barristers, Northern Crown Bank Chambers, Regina Born Shakespeare, Ont., May 18, 1875, son of John and Elizabeth Doerr. Educated College Institute, Stratford, and Woodstock; Manitoba University. Taught school, Gadshill, Ont, 1892-1895; newspaper work, Stratford Beacon, Stratford, Ont, 1897; qualified for Civil Service, London, Ont., 1897; came to Manitoba, 1898; taught school near Morden, 1898- 1900; real estate business, Winkler, Man., 1900-1902; taught school, Morden, 1902-1903; Lemberg, Sask., 1903-1904; studied law, Winnipeg, 1904-1907; established present practice 1907. Director Children's Aid Society; Secretary-Treasurer Regina Society for Advancement of Art Literature and Science; member Regina Executive Committee, Royal Astronomical Society of Canada Alderman, Regina, 1910-1911; Police Commissioner Regina, 1911. Married Rachel Anice Locke, Heath Head, Ont, 1907. Club: Canadian (Secretary-Treasurer). Society: Arts, Literature and Science. Recreation: Tennis. Liberal; Lutheran. Address: 3015 Victoria Ave., Regina, Sask. CHARLES G. DOERING. DR. CHARLES EDWARD DOHERTY DOHERTY, Charles Edward, M. D., C. M.—Medical Superintendent Public Hospital for Insane, New Westminster. Born Toronto Township, Peel Couni|r. 144 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Ont.. Nov. 29, 1873, son of William F. and Mary Agatha Doherty. Educated public schools and College Institute Toronto; Toronto University; Toronto General Hospital. Came to British Columbia 1898; joined staff of Kootenay Lake General Hospital, Nelson; appointed Assistant Surgeon Crow's Nest Coal Co., 1901; removed to New Westminster as Assistant Medical Officer to Hospital for Insane, 1902; present appointment, 1905. Married Elvena "Martin; has one son and one daughter. Recreation: Baseball. Address: Public Hospital for Insane, New Westminster, B. C. SAMUEL JAMES DONALDSON, M.L.A. DONALDSON, Samuel James, M.L.A. —Of Donaldson Sc Shiell, Liverymen, 19 Ninth St. E., Prince Albert. Born Appleton, Carleton County, Ont, March 12, 1856, son of Samuel and Jessie Donaldson. Educated public schools Appleton. Clerk Furniture store, Ottawa, 1875; came to Saskatchewan and joined Mounted Police, Fort Pelly, did police duty at Battle- Qu'Appelle; transferred to 1879; acted as escort Lorne from Prince Al- Northwest 1876; also ford and Prince Albert to Marquis of bert to Fort Macleod, ness, 1882; formed Arnold Shiell, 1907. Albert, 1889-1891; 1895-1903; 1892-1893; Alderman 1904-1908 1882; livery busi- partnership with Councillor Prince Mayor. elected" to Saskatchewan Legislature for Prince Albert County, general election 1905 (election voided); re-elected 1908. Served as Captain Prince Albert Scouts, Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Married Jessie Paterson, Prince Albert, 1882; has three sons and four daughters. Societies: A. F & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; St. Andrew's. Recreations: Horse racing, baseball, football, hockey. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 138 Ninth St. E„ Prince Albert Sask. DORRELL, Henry, J. P.—Agriculturalist; Honorary Secretary-Treasurer Moose Jaw General Hospital. Born Worcestershire, England, May 7, 1860, son of Thomas and S. Smith Dorrell. Educated Cheltenham College, England. Came to London, Ont., 1881; Moose Jaw, Sask., 1882. Unsuccessful candidate Saskatchewan Legislature for Moose Jew, 1908. Married Isabella Wynn, 1891; has four daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Provincial Rights; Presbyterian. Address: Moose Jaw, Sask. cated private to Alberta 1 ton, 200 miles EDWARD DOUGHTY DOUGHTY, Edward. — Real Estate and Financial Broker, Crown Block, Calgary; Secretary-Treasurer Canadian Brosely Roofing, Tile & Sewer Pipe Mfg. Co., Ltd. Born Shropshire England, Dec. 13, 1859, son of John and Ann Elizabeth (Lewis) Doughty. Edu- schools, England. Came 87; traveled to Edmon- north of Calgary, taking family in prairie schooner in June, and returned to Calgary in August of same year. Accountant, Palace Meat Market, Calgary, 1888; Manager of same, 1902; Manager Victoria Grocery Co., Ltd., 1902-1906; present business established 1906; Secretary Conservative Association during several campaigns. Married Adelaide Harriet Hayward, Birmingham, England, 1879; has two daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. F. Recreation: Cricket Conservative; Anglican. Address: 530 Ninth Ave. E., Calgary, Alta. DOUGLAS, Alexander J., B. A., M. D., C. M.—Medical Health Officer City of Winnipeg. Born Ontario, Dec. 4, 1874, son of W. D. and Elizabeth Douglas. Came to West as a boy, 1882. Educated Manitoba University. Married Nettie E. Fairchild, Winnipeg, 1902; has one daughter. Club: Manitoba Address: 86 Smith St., Winnipeg, Man 145 WILLIAM WELSH DOUGLAS. DOUGLAS, William Welsh.—Financial and Investment Broker. President and manager Monarch Collieries, Ltd., Taber. Born Uxbridge, Ont, Dec. 17, 1873, son of Senator J. M. and Jane Douglas. Educated public schools, Toronto; Collegiate Institute, Brandon, Man. Farming, Saskatchewan, 1888- 1902; Dominion Government Lands Office, Lethbridge, Alta., 1902-1906. Mayor, Taber, 1908-1912. Married Laura J. Blythe, 1894; has three Sons and two daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: shooting curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Adfdress • Taber, Alta. 146 WHO'S WHO, AND-WHY C. S. DOUGLAS DOUGLAS, C. S.- & Co., Real Estate St. W., Vancouver; S. Douglas 501 Penger -Of C. A gent, First Vice-Presi- Manager Imperial Dry dock Corpora- Wis., Oct. 1, 1852, dent Treasurer and Car, Shipbuilding & tion. Born Madison, son of John A. and Esther Douglas. Educated public schools; Wayland University. Engaged newspaper work, Beaver Dam, Wis., 1870. Came to British Columbia, 1889. Mayor of Vancouver, 1909. Married Elizabeth Manley, Toronto. Clubs: Vancouver, Terminal City, Commercial. Society: A. F. & A. M. Address: 2033 Comox St., Vancouver, B. C. DOUGLAS, David. -— Manager Saskatoon Exhibition Board, Saskatoon. Born Dundee, Scotland, 1871, son of David and Amelia Downing. Educated Blackheath, England. Clerk Prince of Wales Theatre, London, England. 1886; subsequently Advance Agent Lord George Sangers' Circus, England. to Manitoba 1904; Alberta, 1908. ried Susan Knittle, Boissevain, 1905; has one daughter. Club: mercial. Societies: K. of P.; I. O. O. F.; St Andrew's; Mystic Shrine Recreations: Swimming, golf, dependent; Presbyterian. Victoria Ave., Saskatoon, Came Mar- Man., Corn- hunting. In- Address: 915 Sask. DOUGLAS, Edward.—Of Kelly, Douglas & Co., Ltd., Wholesale Grocers, Vancouver; President Canadian Cedar Lumber Co., Ltd. Born Chatham Township, Que., April 16, 1848, son of John and Mary Anne Douglas. Educated public school; Wanless Academy, Carillon Junction. Que. Lumber business, Superintendent Weyerhaeuser interests, Mississippi River. Minnesota, in summer, and their logging camps, Wisconsin, pineries, winter, 1871-1904. Clubs: Terminal City, Jericho Country. Address: 1161 Broughton St, Vancouver, B. C. HOWARD DOUGLAS DOUGLAS, Howard.—Commissioner of Dominion Parks, Post Office Bldg., Edmonton. Born Halton County, Ont., May 8, 1852, son of Thomas and Charlotte Ross Douglas. Educated high school, Waterdown. In wood and coal business, Hamilton, 1876-1882. Came to Alberta 1882; in charge of all supplies, construction of C. P. R., Brandon, Man., to Revelstroke, B. C, 1882- 1884; general cartage and coal business, Calgary Cartage Co., 1884-1896; built first dwelling house Calgary; Superintendent Rocky Mountain Park, Banff, 1896-1910; appointed Commissioner of all Dominion Parks with headquarters at Edmonton, 1910. Alderman Calgary, 1889-1891, during which time was Chairman Public Works Department. Married ston, daughter of Johnston, 1872; has daughter. Clubs: men's, Calgary. Societies: M.; I. O. O. F.: K. of tions: Hunting, fishing, riding Alice Maude John Captain William three sons Edmonton, A. P and one Ranch- F. & A. Recrea- Liberal; Methodist Address: Edmonton, Alta DOUGLAS, Hon. Senator James Moffat.—Born Linton, Bankhead, Roxbor- ough, Scotland, May 26, 1839. Educated Toronto University, Knox College, Princeton Seminary. Ordained to ministry 1865. Pastor Presbyterian Church, Uxbridge and Cobourg, Ont- Missionary to India and Chaplain to British troops at Mhow, 1876-1882; subsequently Minister, Brandon, Man • Moosomin, Sask.; retired from Minis- 147 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY try, 1896, and engaged farming. Elected to House of Commons, 1896; re-elected 1900; summoned to Senate, 1906. Married Jane Smith, Darlington, Ont., 1861. Independent Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Tantallon, Sask. DOUGLAS, James McCrie, M. P.—Of Douglas Bros., Ltd., Department Stores, Whyte Ave., Strathcona. Born Mid- dleville, Lanark County, Ont., Feb. 5, 1867, son of Rev. James and Margaret Douglas. Educated Morris, Man. Elected to House of Commons to fill vacancy caused by death of Dr. Mclntyre, 1909. Member City Council, Strathcona two years; President Board of Trade, two years. . Married Mary Cameron Bickerton, Glasgow, Scotland. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Strathcona, Alta. DOUGLAS, Robert Blyth.—Of Douglas Bros., Ltd., Departmental Stores, Whyte Ave., Strathcona. Born Lanark, Ont, July 12, 1868, son of James and Margaret Blyth Douglas. Educated public schools Port Perry, Ont, and Winnipeg. Came to Manitoba 1878; dry goods clerk, George Craig & Co., 1887; came to Alberta and established present business, 1899. President Strathcona Board of Trade, 1910-1911; member Strathcona School Board, eight years. Married Lillian Jackson, daughter of William Jackson of the Hudson's Bay Co., Winnipeg, 1893; has four sons. Club: Strathcona. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreation: Curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 88 Main St., Strathcona, Alta. DOUGLAS, William Grigg.—President Carnefac Stock Food Co., Ltd., 188 Princess St., Winnipeg. Born Peterboro, Ont, Dec. 25, 1863, son of Thomas and Susan Douglas. Educated high school, Newcastle. Came to Winnipeg 1882; grain business since 1888. Member City Council 1907-1908-1909-1910; Chairman Board of Health. Married Katherine Isabella Stewart, Winnipeg, 1890; has two sons and six daughters. Clubs: Manitoba Hunt, Commercial Travelers. Recreation: Horses. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 449 William Ave., Winnipeg, Man. DOUGLASS, Margaret Ellen, M. D., C. M.—(Toronto, 1905.) Born Stanley, N. B., daughter of Andrew and Martha Best Douglass. Educated Edgehill, Windsor, N. B. (medalist); Normal School, Fredericton (First Class Certificate) ; University of New Brunswick; Ontario Medical College for Women; Toronto University; Trinity University. House Physician New York Infirmary for Women and Children and did special post-graduate work other hospitals Nwe York City, 1907-1908. Came to Manitoba 1909. Medical Examiner for Manitoba Government Telephone Co.; Attending Physician to Children's Aid Society; Clinician to Jewish Mission; Treasurer and Charter member Women's University Club, Winnipeg; member of Winnipeg Clinical and Medieo- Chirurgical Societies. Anglican Address: 136 Sherbrooke St., Winnipeg, Man. DOULL, Very Rev. Alexander John, M. A.—Dean of Columbia, Rector of Christ Church Cathedral, Victoria. Born Halifax, Nov. 25, 1870, son of Alexander Keith and Mary Doull. Educated Mer- chiston, Edinburgh; Oxford University. Ordained by Bishop of Ripon Deacon, 1896; Priest 1898; Curate Parish Church, Leeds, England, 1896-1899. Curate Church of the Advent, Montreal, 1899- 1901; Rector Church of the Advent, Montreal, 1909-1910. Came to British Columbia when appointed to present offices, 1910. Married Margaret Gertrude Cundill, Montreal; has one son and two daughters. Address: Victoria, B. C. FREDERICK ALBERT DOWLER DOWLER, Frederick Albert. — Treasurer and Assistant General Manager Alberta Pacific Elevator Co., Ltd., Grain Exchange, Calgary. Born Huntingdon, Que., Jan. 6, 1882, son of Joseph and Alice Squire Dowler. Educated public schools Ontario. Came to Alberta 1900. Club: Alpine Club of Canada Society: I. O. O. F. Liberal; Congregational- ist Address: 1901 Seventh St. W., Calgary, Alta. 148 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY LEO DOWLER DOWLER, Leo., R. A. A.—Architect, Alexander Corner, Calgary. Born Kingston, Ont, Sept. 13, 1876, son of Richard and Henrietta Dowler. Educated Kingston. Came to Alberta 1899; present practice established 1904. Married Mary Ann Livingston, Calgary, 1904; has three sons and one daughter. Address: 428 Boulevard N. W., Calgary, Alta DOWNES, George Francis, B. A.—Of Downes & Marks, Barristers, Strathcona Born Vienna Ont., March 7, 1865, son of George Charles and Cecilia Caroline Downes. Educated public and high schools, Vienna; Toronto University, Osgoode Hall. Law student, Dela- mere, Reesor, English <& Ross, Toronto, 1888; subsequently with A. G. F. Lawrence, Toronto. Called to Ontario Bar 1891; came to Alberta 1903; practiced partnership with N. D. Mills, Strathcona 1905-1906; formed present partnership, 1910. Secretary-Treasurer Strathcona School District; Secretary- Treasurer Strathcona Rink Association, Ltd. Married Mary Alice Frost, 1908; has one son. Club: Strathcona (Secretary-Treasurer); Strathcona Gun (Secretary-Treasurer). Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Tennis, cricket, curling, shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Third Ave. E., Strathcona, Alta Cal- York, 1903. Clubs: Calgary tions: Golf, motoring. Park, Calgary, Harold L.—Manager 15th Ave and 1st St. New York, May 18, R. and Mary Louise New York, Yale estate "business, New DOWNEY, gary Garage Co., E., Calgary. Born 1884, son of John Downey. Educated University. Real Came to Alberta Ranchmen's. Recrea- Address: Elbow Alta 1904. ARTHUR M. DOWSLEY DOWSLEY, Arthur M.—Of the Dows- ley-Mulhern Land Co., Farm Lands, City Real Estate and General Financial Agents, Lethbridge. Born Owen Sound, Ont, son of Thomas B. Dowsley, manufacturer. Undergraduate of Toronto University; partner Dowsley Sc Hatton, druggists, Owen Sound, 1897-1901; promoted the Dowsley Spring Axle Company, Ltd., of Chatham, Ont, and was a Director and Manager of same for two years. Member of Lethbridge Board of Trade. Anglican. Address: Lethbridge, Alta. CHARLES ROBERT DRAYTON DRAYTON, Charles Robert.—Manager Vancouver Financial Corporation, 210 Dominion Trust Bldg., Vancouver. Born Barbadoes, West Indies, son of Philip Henry and Margaret Drayton. Educated England and Toronto. Came to Vancouver 1904. General Agent three Insurance Companies; Inspector for twenty years Canada Permanent Loan Co.; organized Vancouver Financial Corpora- 149 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY tion, 1908. Married Lydia Howland. Clubs: Vancouver, Western. Independent; Anglican. Address: 1620 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. DREW, George Elkanah, M. D-—Physician and Surgeon, 56 Sixth St., New Westminster; Director Dominion Trust Co., Ltd.; Director Columbia Securities Co., Ltd. Born Petite Riviere, N. S., June 21, 1857, son of W. S. and Cassandra Drew. Educated Mount Allison, N. B.; University of New York (Medical Department). Practiced Petite Riviere, 1881-1893; came to British Columbia 1894; has practiced New Westminster since. Married Ada E. Drew, Petite Riviere, N. S., 1885; has two daughters. Societies: I. O. O. F.; R. T. of T. Recreations: Billiards, chess. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 56 Sixth St., New Westminster, B. C. EDWARD LANCASTER DREWRY DREWRY, Edward Lancaster.—Proprietor Redwood Factories. Born London, England, Feb. 6, 1851, son of Edward Drewry. Educated St. Paul, Minn. Engaged brewing business St. Paul, 1870. Came to Winnipeg 1877. President Winnipeg General Hospital; Chairman Western Board, Union Bank. of Canada; President Garton Pedigree Seed Co.; Chairman Winnipeg Parks Board, 1893-1897; City Council, 1883- 1884; Member Manitoba Legislature. 1886-1888; President Winnipeg Board of Trade, 1899. Married Eliza Starkey, St Paul, 1874; has three sons and four daughters. Clubs: Manitoba, St Charles Country, Adanac, Carleton. Recreations: Motoring, golf, boating. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Redwood, St. John's, Winnipeg, Man. GEORGE DREWRY DREWRY, George.—Wholesale Wine and Liquor Merchant. Born St Paul, Minn., Oct. 12, 1861, son of Edward and Eliza Drewry. 2 Educated public schools St Paul, Minn. Came to Ontario, 1883. Ex-President Kenora Rowing Club; President Kenora Board of Trade, 1895. Recreation: Fishing, shooting. Anglican. Address: Kenora, Ont FREDERICK WILLIAM DREWRY DREWRY, Frederick William.—Manager Redwood Factories, Winnipeg; President Northwest Farm Lands Corporation; Director Home Insurance and Savings Association; Director Middle West Investment Co.; Director Manitoba Linseed Oil Mills; Director Arctic Ice Co.; Director Northern Empire Fire 150 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Insurance Co. Born Newport, England, Aug. 6, 1855, son of Edward and Caroline Drewry. Educated St. Paul, Minn. Malting and brewery business, St. Paul, 1875. Came to Winnipeg 1881. President Winnipeg Board of Trade; President Winnipeg Parks Board, 1907. Married Augusta E. Kiefer, daughter Col. A. R Kiefer, St Paul, 1881. Clubs: Manitoba Carleton, St. Charles Country, ex-President Commercial Travelers. Societies: K. P.; A. O. U. W. Con- servat i v e; An gllcan. Address: Red wood,. St. John's, Winnipeg, Man. DREWRY, William Stewart, C. E., D. L. S., B. C. L. S., O. L. S.—Chief Water Commissioner for Province of British Columbia in charge of Irrigratton and Hydraulic Work. Born Belleville, Ont, Jan. 20, 1859, son of John B. and Glori- anna Drewry. Educated Oswego, N. Y. Surveyor and Civil Engineer Belleville, 1878. Came to British Columbia, 1893. Had charge triangulation survey Rocky Mountains; Engineer for various mining companies Slocan District, B. C: President Corporation of British Columbia Land Surveyors. Married Clare Lillian Hazard, Belleville, Ont.; has one son. Clubs: Union, Nelson. Societies: Canadian Society C. E.; Canadian Mining Institute; National Geographical Society. Address: Victoria, B. C. DREYER, Rev. Wilhelm George Gerhard.—General Financial Missionary for the Diocese of Saskatchewan. Born Orillia, Ont, Jan. 7,. 1869, son of Gerhard Carl Christian and Eliza McNut- ter Dreyer. Educated public and high schools, Orillia; Toronto University; Wycliffe Theological College, Toronto. Ordained Deacon, 1894; Priest, 1895. Incumbent North Essa Simcoe County, Ont, 1894-1902; Rural Dean of South Simcoe, 1900-1910; Rector of Beeton and Tottenham, Ont, 1902-1910; came to Saskatchewan, 1910. Married Gertrude Anna Louise Law, daughter of William DeWitt Clinton Law, M. D., 1895; has five daughters. Society: L. O. L (Chaplain); A. F. Sc A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Prince Albert, Sask. DRURY, Richard L.—Manager Mutual Life Assurance Co. of Canada, for Vancouver Island, 918 Government St, Victoria; Director and Treasurer Bakeries, Ltd.; Member of Council Victoria Board of Trade. Born Barrie, Ont, May 3, 1863, son of Richard and Catherine Low Drury. Educated Collegiate Institute, Barrie. Insurance, Victoria, 1890; with present company since 1896. Unsuccessful candidate to House of Commons for Victoria, 1900; elected to British Columbia Legislature for Victoria, 1903; unsuccessful 1906; Member of Victoria School Board, 1900- 1903; Chairman, 1903; Director Royal Jubilee Hospital, Victoria 1902-1906; Dominion Government Commissioner attached to British Embassy, Tokio, 1908. Married Alice Cusack, St Thomas, Ont.. 1891; has three sons and one daughter. Club: Pacific. Society:.I. O. O. F. Recreation: Motoring. Liberal; Methodist Address: Kenilworth, Foul Bay, Victoria, B. C. DRYSDALE, don Drysdale, Granville St., Chester, N. S., Gordon.—President Gor- Ltd., Dry Goods, 575 Vancouver. Born Col- April 8, 1859, son of George and Margaret Drysdale. Educated Colchester public schools. Came to British Columbia and founded pres- Mac- ent firm, 1892. Married Maria Gregor, 1887; has two sons and one daughter. Address: 825 Broughton St, Vancouver, B. C. DRYSDALE, William Frederick, M. D. —Physician. Born Pakenham, Ont., Oct. 24, 1867, son of Alexander and Martha Drysdale. Educated McGill University. Medical Assistant Montreal General Hospital, 1894. Came to Nanaimo, 1895. City Medical Health Officer, Nanaimo; Government Physician to Indians. Married Catherine Cuba Allan, Nanaimo, 1900; has one daughter. Club: Nanaimo. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; K. T.; Eagles. Recreations: Lacrosse, shooting. Address: Stewart Ave., New Castle Townsite, Nanaimo, B. C. DUBUC, Albert, R. A.—Of Dubuc & Dubuc, Barristers, and Solicitors* Canada Life Bldg., Winnipeg. Born St Boniface, Man., March 26, 1882, son of Anne Heirault and Hon. Joseph Dubuc, ex-Chief Justice of Manitoba and Vice- Chancellor of Manitoba University. Educated* St. Boniface College; Manitoba University. Admitted to Manitoba Bar 1904 and has practiced Winnipeg since. Unsuccessful candidate Manitoba Legislature for St Boniface, 1910. Married Marie Paule Brault, Westmount, Montreal. Clubs: Carleton, Catholic, Lau- rier. Societies: K. of C.; Alliance Na- tionale; C. O. F. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 132 Eugene St, Norwood, Man. DUBUC, Alexandre Joseph Henri, M.A. —Of Dubuc Sc Towers, Barristers, 216 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born St Boniface Man., July 31, 1873, son of Hon. Joseph and Marie Anne Dubuc Educated St. Boniface College; Manitoba University. Called to Manitoba Bar 1896 and practiced Winnipeg since. Consul for Belgium. Married Alice Conil- iard de 'Epinay, Montreal, 1903; has two sons. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country, Catholic. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: 159 Hargrave St., Winnipeg, Man. 151 -j? WHO'S WHO, AND WHY DUBUC, Joseph, B. C. L.—(Retired.) Ex-Chief Justice of Manitoba Born St Martine, Que., Dec. 26, 1840, son of Joseph and Marie Euphemie Dubuc. Educated Montreal College; McGill University. Called to Quebec Bar 1869: called to Manitoba Bar 1870; elected Manitoba's first Legislature, 1870; reelected 1874; Attorney General 1874; Speaker of House, second Legislature, 1875-1878; member of Council Northwest Territories, 1872; legal adviser of same, 1872; elected to House of Commons for Provencher, 1878; appointed Judge of Court of King's Bench, 1879, Chief Justice of same Court, as well as Chief Justice of Manitoba 1903; three times appointed administrator of Government during absence of Lieutenant Governor, 1904-1909; retired on pension after thirty years on Bench, 1909. Vice-Chancellor Manitoba University. Married Marie Anne Wenault, St. Cuthbert, Que., 1872; has five sons and five daughters. Roman Catholic. Address: Winnipeg, Man. DUGAS, Hon Caliste Aime.—Senior Judge of the Territorial Court of Yukon. Born St. Reini, Que., Feb. 11, 1845, son of Clotilde Oligny and Adolph Dugas, M. D. Educated Montreal College. Called to Quebec Bar 1868; member of firm Girouard & Dugas, Montreal, 1869-1874; afterwards Longpre Sc Dugas; appointed Presiding Judge of Court of Sessions and Police Court Magistrate 1878; appointed Senior Judge of the Territorial Court of Yukon, 1898, being the first Judge appointed in the Territory. Unsuccessful candidate to Quebec Legislature for Hochelaga County, 1878. Served as Major and afterwards Lieutenant Colonel 65th Regiment, 1878-1892, retaining rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Married Mary Susanne Markin, Montreal, 1869 (deceased); married Matilda Anna Graham, Goderich Ont, 1910; has one son. Roman Catholic Address: Dawson, Y. T. DUGAS, Very Rev. Azarie.—Vicar-General; face Cathedral. Born L'Achigan, Que, March Alexandre Educated somption, fessor of Que., 1878; St Boniface, 1884; St Andrews, Que., 1889; St Boniface, 1899. Address: Archbishop's Palace, St Boniface, Man. DUGRE, Adelard, Classics and French Msgr. Francois Cure St. Boni- St. Jacques de 12, 1852, son of Dugas and Eimilie Poirier. l'Assomption College, l'As- Que., joined its staff as Pro- Literature, 1874; Chambley, 8. J.—Professor of Literature, St. Boniface College. Born Pointe-du-Lac, Que., son of Joseph Dougre. •Rivieres, Que. Entered Society of Jesus, 1899. Came to St Boniface 1906. Director of the Cercle La Verandrye of the A. C. J. C. Address: St. Boniface, Man. DAVID MILWYN DUGGAN DUGGAN, David Milwyn.—Of Dug- gan & Duggan, Real Estate and Financial Agents, Medicine Hat and Nanton; President Duggan & Duggan, Ltd.; successfully farms 1,500 acres in Southern Alberta. Born Llandrindod Wells, Wales, May 5, 1879, son of Thomas and Frances schools. 1902-1905. Duggan. Merchant Came to Educated Llandrindod Alberta, 1905 public Wells, pres ent partnership formed 1909. Councillor Nanton, 1910-1912. Married Marion Price, Presteign, Wales, 1902; has two sons and two daughters. Recreations^ Shooting. Conservative; Baptist Address: Nanton, Alta June 15, Educated 1881, Thois- DULMAGE, Stationer, 268 Born Clifford, Anson. — Druggist and Second Ave, Saskatoon. Ont, Sept. 11, 1881, son of Robert Dwight and Mary Dulmage. Came to Saskatoon with his parents, 1884. Educated public schools Saskatoon and Brandon; Ontario College of Pharmacy. Drug clerk with D. W. Macdonald, Edmonton, 1898; opened drug store North Battleford, 1905; sold out and opened store Saskatoon,'1906; purchased Saskatoon Drug & Stationery Co. from E. S. Blain, 1907, which he now operates besides his other store Lieutenant 95th Saskatchewan Rifles. Married Eva Gertrude Ostrander, Winnipeg, 1906; has two sons. Club: Saskatoon. Society: K. of P. Recreations: Curling, tennis, golf. Address: 922 Spadina Crescent Saskatoon, Sask. 152 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY DUMBLETON, Alan Southey.—Barrister, 531 Bastion St., Victoria. Born Cape Town, South Africa, son of Henry and Clara Marian Garcia Dumbleton. Educated Marlborough College, England. Came to British Columbia 1889. Called to British Columbia Bar, 1890. Has practiced Victoria since. Married Mabel Constance Cookes, Cheltenham, sEngland; has three daughters. Recrea- Htions: Shooting, fishing. Address: 1038 McClure St., Victoria, B. C. DuMOULTN, Philip.—Manager Bank of Montreal, Kelowna. Born Montreal, Oct 31, 1868, son of Frances Mary and late Very Rev. John Philip Du- Moulin, Bishop of Niagara. Educated public and normal schools, Montreal; Trinity College school, Port Hope; Trinity Medical College, Toronto. Clerk Bank of Montreal, Toronto, 1887-1893; Ottawa, 1893-1897; New Westminster, 1898-1898; Accountant, New Denver, 1898-1899; Assistant Ac- rountant, Victoria, 1899-1902; Accountant, Nelson, 1902-1905; Manager Kelowna branch since 1905. Married Amy Louisa Theodora Martin, daughter of late Edward Martin, K. C, D. C. L., Hamilton, 1899; has three sons. Club: Kelowna. Recreations: Outdoor sports. Anglican. Address: Kelowna, B. C. CHARLES TROTT DUNBAR. DUNBAR, Charles Trott. — Investor Timber, Mines and Real Estate. Born Newport, R. I., Dec. 22, 1861. Clerk National German American Bank, St. Paul, Minn. Engaged stock and real estate business St. Paul 1885. Came to British Columbia 1889. Clubs: Vancouver, Jericho Country, Terminal City. Address: 520 Winch Bldg., Vancouver, B. C. DUNCAN, George. — Of Duncan & Scrimgeour, Barristers, 142 Hastings St W., Vancouver. Born Kirkcaldy, Scotland, June 11, 1869, son of Robert Robertson and Catherine Duncan. Educated high school Kirkcaldy; Edinburgh University. Practiced Kirkcaldy until 1907; came to British Columbia and commenced practice 1908. Solicitor to St Andrew's and Caledonian Society. Address: Vancouver, B. C. GEORGE EDWARD DUNCAN DUNCAN, George Edward, M. D., C. M. — Physician and Surgeon, Barnard Ave., Vernon; Member of Council Vernon Board of Trade; City Medical Health Officer, Vernon. Born Ayrshire, Scotland, March 27, 1867, son of Henry and Elizabeth Atkinson Duncan. Came to Manitoba, 1888. Educated: Manitoba University, graduated 1893; post graduate work Chicago, 1894-1899. Came to British Columbia, 1900 and has practiced Kootenay and Vernon since. Member of Executive Central Conservative Association of British Columbia. Married Jane C. Welch, 1894; has two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Vernon, B. C. DUNCAN, Hugh. — Druggist, Whyte Ave. and Main St., Strathcona. Born Almonte, Ont., June 30, 1866, son of James and Elizabeth Lockhart Duncan. Educated high school Almonte; Ontario College of Pharmacy. Drug clerk with M. Patterson, Almonte' and Vankleek Hill, 1892-1904; came to Alberta and established present business 1904. Alderman, Vankleek Hill, 1900. Member Strathcona Board of Trade. Married Clara Louise Lendrum, Strathcona, 1896; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; I. O. F.; K. of P. Recreations: Curling, baseball, tennis. Presbyterian. Address: Main and Fourth Ave. N, Strathcona, Alta. 153 Regina; Director Capital Ice Co. Born near Almonte, Ont, March 4, 1858, son of James and Elizabeth Duncan. Edu cated school high school, Almonte. Manitoba 1879-1881; WILLIAM P. DUNDON. DUNDON, William P.—Barrister and Solicitor; Secretary-Treasurer Wetmon Realty & Investment Co., Medicine Hat Born Limerick, Ireland, Aug. 19, 1886, Son of John and Anne Dundon. Educated Clongowes Wood College; Royal University of Ireland. Solicitor, High Court of Justice, Ireland, 1907. Came to Alberta and called to Bar 1910. Club: Cypress. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: Medicine Hat, Alta. WILLIAM HENRY * DUNCAN DUNCAN, William Henry.—Of Willoughby & Duncan, Contractors, Regina; Vice-President Beaver Lumber Co., one of the largest lumber concerns in Canada; Regina Lumber and Supply Co.: Director Western Manufacturing Co.; Secretary-Treasurer Construction Co. of Regina and engaged farming 1882 cantile business, Saskatoon, 1890; Charles Willoughby, contractor and ber dealer, Regina, 1891; partner Member Victoria Hospital Board, 1907; Alderman Reerina 1891-1S 9°: ber of High School and College tute Board since 1907. Married Grassick, Regina, 1890; has two daughters. Club: Canadian. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; C. O. F; Regina Society of Art, Literature and Science. Recreations: Baseball, football, skating, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian Address: 2074 Cornwall St, Regina, Sask. mer- with lum- 1898. 1905- Me1"-"- Insti- Mary GUY LEON DUNHAM DUNHAM* Guy Leon.—Real Estate, Insurance and Financial Broker. Born Moncton, N. B., April 4, 1884, son of Gilford Oscar and Hannah Bell Wort- man Dunham. Educated public schools, Moncton. Bookkeeper for George Robertson, Moncton, 1902; Inspector Mackenzie & Mann, Winnipeg, 1903-1905; real estate agent, Winnipeg, 1905-1910. Present business established 1910. Married Florence McKenzie, Cnarlottetown, P. E. I., 1909. Society: I. O. O. F. Liberal; Baptist Address: Medicine Hat, Alta. DUNK, Frederick Arthur.—Druggist. Born Toronto, Dec. 20, 1879, son of Samuel and Elizabeth Walton Dunk. Educated public and high schools, Toronto. Apprentice with Carnahan Bros., 1896. Came West as Staff Sergeant Army Medical Corps, 1905, purchased discharge and established present business, 1906. Vice-President Board of Directors, Dubuc Agricultural Society: Secretary Grayson Village, 1910-1911. Served as private 10th C. F. H. South J54 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Africa, 1901-1902. Married Flora Bis- son, La Broquerie, Man., 1906; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Crooked Lake Motor Boat. Societies: A. F. & A. M. (Master Grayson Lodge); R. A. T. Recreations: Shooting, mo- boating, fishing. Liberal; An- Address: Grayson, Sask. M.; K. toring, glican. STANLEY PAUL DUNLEVY DUNLEVY, Stanley Paul. — Timber and Farm Lands, Dominion Trust Bldg., Vancouver. Born Victoria B. C, Feb. 8, 1885, son of Peter Cur ran and Jane Elizabeth Dunlevy. Educated public schools Victoria; Gonzaga College, Spokane. General merchant under firm name Dunlevy Bros., Hazleton, 1905- 1908; mining, Cariboo district 1908; established present business 1909. Married Bertha Elsie Joos, Kansas City, Mo. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: Stadacana Court, Vancouver, B.C. DUNSHEATH, John H. — President Dunsheath-MacMillan Co., Ltd., 500 Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Bowmanville, Ont, May 31, 1873, son of John and Fannie Dunsheath. Educated high school Streetville. Clerk Lake of the Woods Milling Co., Keewatin, 1891. Came to Winnipeg, 1896. Married Ethel Isabel Banning, Keewatin, 1906. Club: Carleton. Liberal. Address: 139 Harvard Ave., Winnipeg, Man. DURHAM, Mabel T.—Journalist Vancouver Daily Province. Born Ontario. Educated high school. Came to British Columbia 1903. Clubs: Georgian, Canadian Women's Press, Alpine Club of Canada. Address: 843 Cardero St, Vancouver, B. C. HOWARD K. DUTCHER. DUTCHER, Howard K., B. Sc, M. Sc. —Of Dutcher, Maxwell Sc Co., Engineers and Surveyors, 319 Pender St, Vancouver and Calgary: President Western Engineering Co., Ltd.; Associate Member and Secretary Vancouver branch Canadian Society of Civil Engineers. Born Milltown, N. B., Oct 5, 1878, son of Rev. C. W. and Katherine E. Howatt Dutcher. Educated Prince of Wales College; McGill University. Construction Engineer Boston Elevated Ry., 1900- 1902; employe Allis-Chalmers-Bullock, Cincinnati, 1904-1905; lecturer, hydraulic engineering, McGill University, 1905- 1906; came to Vancouver to take charge of McGill University work 1906; Professor of Civil Engineering, McGill University College. Married Neoma I. Snowden, 1907; has one son and one daughter. Club: Western. Society: A. F. and A. M. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. DUVAL, Frederic Beal, B. A., M. A., D. D.—Pastor of Knox Church, Winnipeg. Born Prince George Md., May 31, 1847, son of Edward W. and Mary Du- Val. Educated Highstown (N. J.) Classical Institute; Princeton University; Princeton Theological Seminary. Pastor First Presbyterian Church, Wilmington, Del., 1875-1884; Presbyterian Church, Toledo, Ohio, 1884; Winnipeg since 1888. Elected Moderator, General Assembly of Presbyterian Church of Canada, 1908; represented Canada Presbyterian Church Tercentenary celebration, Quebec, 1908; commissioned to represent Canada Presbyterian Church, World's Presbyterian Council New York, 1908; commissioned to represent Canada Presbyterian Church, four hundredth anniversary birth John Calvin, Geneva, Switzerland. Honored with second degree of D. D. by Knox College. Married Corinne Kearfott, Philadelphia 1875; has three sons and four daughters. Non-partisan; Presbyterian. Address: 59 Donald St, Winnipeg, Man. 155 HON. JAMES DUNSMUIR DUNSMUIR, Hon. James.—Born State of Washington, United States, July 8, 1851, son of late Hon. Robert Dunsmuir. Educated Nanaimo and Dundas, Ont., later took course military school Blackburn, Va. Started work in the several departments of the extensive mining operations carried on by his father 1868. President and Chief Stockholder of the Wellington Colliery Co., which owned and operated coal mines at Wellington, Comox, Alexandria, Vancouver Island, and in which 3500 men are employed; sold to Mackenzie Sc Mann, 1910. Owns 20,000 acres in British Columbia; sold Esquimalt and Nanaimo Ry. to C. P. R. with a million and a half acres of land. First elected to Legislature of British Columbia 1898; called upon to form an administration and was Premier and President of the Council from 1900 until his resignation, 1902. Appointed Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia 1906; resigned 1909. Married Laura Miller Surles, North Carolina, 1876; has nine children. Club: Union. Address: Victoria, B. C. 156 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY g^WILLIAM P. DUTTON. BUTTON, William P., A. B. (Harvard), LL* B.—Of the Great West Lumber Co. Born Sycamore, 111., April 25. 1872, son of Everel F. and Rosina A. Dutton. Educated Harvard University; Harvard Law School. Practiced law Chicago, 1899. Came to Winnipeg, 1902. Married Blanche W. Blue, Montpelier. O., 1875; has two sons. Clubs: Manitoba St. Charles Country, Harvard (Chicago). Recreation: Travel. Independent. Address: 34 Edmonton, Winnipeg, Man. DUVERNET, Rt. Rev. Fred. Harbert, B. D.—Bishop of Caledonia. Born Hem- mingford. Que., July 31, 1869, son of Rev. Edward DuVernet (Canon of Christ's Church, Cathedral Montreal), and Frances DuVernet Educated Kings College, Windsor, N. S.; Toronto University; Wycliffe College and Trinity College, Toronto. Ordained Deacon, 1883; Priest, 1884. Elected Bishop of Caledonia, 1904, his diocese including northern half of British Columbia. Professor Wycliffe College, 1885-1895; editor Canadian Church Missionary Gleaner, 1894-1901: Assistant Editor New Era, 1901-1904; Rector St. John's Church, West Toronto, 1895-1904. Married Stella Yates, Kingston, 1885; has one son and one daughter. Recreation: Sailing. Address: Fourth Ave., Prince Rupert, B. C. DYKE, Frederick William.—Capitalist. Born St. Blazey, Cornwall, England, March 15, 1865, son of Edwin George Dyke, F. G. S., and Emma Dyke. Educated Weston House School, St. Austell, England. Came to British Columbia, 1888; established and member of firm Dyke & Craus, 1888-1910. Conductor Vancouver Choral and Orchestral Society. Club: Terminal City. Recreation: Music. Conservative. Address: 752 Granville St.. Vancouver, B. C. DYKE, George J.—Mercantile Trust Co., Ltd., 103 Winch Bldg., Vancouver. Born St. Blazey, Cornwall, England, Aug. 31, 1865, son of Edwin George Dyke, F. G. S., and Emma Ann (Bennett) Dyke. Educated St Austell grammar school, England. Ranched Southern Assiniboia, Northwest Territory: came to Vancouver and member of firm of Dyke & Craus, 1888-1910; present business since 1910. Member Vancouver School Board; President Devon, Cornwall and Somerset Club, Vancouver; ex- Secretary Vancouver Kennel Club; ex- Secretary Trinity College of Music, London, England. Married Gertrude Cokayne McKenney, Victoria, 1906; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Imperial, Terminal City. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M. (Lodge Kilwinning); S. O. E.; A. O. F. Recreations. Music, cricket. Address: Park Drive, Grandview, Vancouver, B. C. JAMES EADIE. EADIE, James.—Of James Eadie & Son, Real Estate Brokers, 434 Richards St., Vancouver. Born Brantford, Ont., April 15, 1863, son of William and Mary Anne Westbrook Eadie. Educated high school Brantford. Came to Manitoba and engaged farming near Treherne, 1880; removed to Portage la Prairie and contracting and building, until 1891; agricultural implement business, 1891- 1905. License Commissioner District No. 2, Manitoba 1900; chairman school board, 1902-1905. Came to British Columbia, 1905, and engaged present business since. President, Ward 6 Conservative Association, Vancouver. Married Rachel G Little, Tilsonburg, Ont, 1884; has three sons and three daughters. Club: Conservative. Society: K. of P. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 2326 Second Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. 157 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY EAGAR, Martin Wingate, LL. B.— Barrister, Killen and Gilbert Block, Edmonton. Director Edmonton Heat & Power Co., Ltd.; director Investors Guarantee Corporation of Canada. Born Halifax, Sept. 21. 1879, son of Martin Frank and Mary Elizabeth Eagar. Educated Collegiate School, Rothesay, N. B.; Dalhousie University. Practiced with Thomas Notting, Halifax, 1905; came to Alberta, 1907; practiced as Ewing & Eagar, Edmonton, 1907; practicing alone since 1909. Married Laleah Almon Bliss, 1908; has one daughter. Clubs: Edmonton: Golf; Country. Anglican. Address: 1111 Victoria Ave., Edmonton, Alta. school trustee, Carberry, 1900-1904; Mayor, 1905, 1906, 1907; member Man!-* toba Provincial Board of Health; trustee Ninette Sanitarium. Married Emma Louise Scott. 1884;' has one son and two daughters. Societies: I. O. O. F.; A. F. & A. M.; I. O. F; L O. L Recreations: curling, football, baseball, tennis. Conservative. Address: Virden. Man. EARLE, Rufus Redmond, LL. B.— Barrister. Born Winchester, Ont., May, 1873, son of Rufus and Catharine Earle. Educated public schools, Winchester Township; Morrisburg Collegiate Institute; Ottawa Normal school; Ontario High School Teachers' Training Institute; Manitoba University. Came to Manitoba, 1896; Saskatchewan, 1905. Taught school, Carr Bridge, Ont, 1892- 1893; Morrisburg Model School, 1894- 1895; high school, Killarney, Man., 1898- 1901. Articled to present Judge Metcalfe, of Court of King's Bench, Manitoba, and late Honourable J. H. Agnew, Provincial Treasurer Manitoba, Virden. Called to Saskatchewan Bar, 1905; called to Alberta Bar. 1905. Began prac- ti2e, Battleford, partnership with Ex- Chief Justice McGuire North West Territory Bench. Director, Battleford General Hospital; trustee Protestant School Board. Married Elizabeth Barry, Morrisburg, Ont., 1908; has one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: golf, tennis. Liberal. Address: Battleford, Sask. EATON, Prank Ernest.—Of Nolan & Eaton, Barristers, Herald Block, Calgary. Born England, Aug. 14, 1869, son of John and Fanny Eaton. Educated Rep- ton school, England. Practiced, London, England, 1892; came to Alberta, 1909. Married Mary Goodwin Norris, Nottingham, England; has two sons and one daughter. Recreations: lawn tennis, shooting, fishing. Address: Calgary, Alta. EATON, Joseph Murray, M. D., C. M., M. C. P. S. (Ontario), M. C P. S. (Manitoba).—Physician. Born Carlisle, Went- worth County, Ont, May 7, 1857, son of Wesley Ferguson and Margaret Ann Eaton. Educated high school, Vienna Ont; Trinity Medical College, Toronto. Taught school, Elgin County, Ont., 1880. Came to Manitoba 1890; farming, 1898; ALFRED FARRINGTON EASTMAN. EASTMAN, Alfred Farrington.—Manager, Marble Bay Mine, Van Anda Tex- ada Island, B. C; secretary-treasurer and manager, Tacoma Steel Co., operating Marble Bay Mine. Born Minneapolis, Minn., March 9, 1867, son of John W. and Maria Eastman. Educated public and high schools, Minneapolis, and State University of Minnesota. Assistant cashier, Security Bank, Tacoma 1889-1892; interested timber lands, 1892; manager Skagway Light & Water Co., 1898-1902; present position since 1902. Married Emma Hayward, daughter of Anthony J. Hayward, Minneapolis, 1880; has one son and one daughter. Club: Commercial (Tacoma). Society: B. P. O. E. Recreation: fishing. Presbyterian. Address: 1703 North Fife St., Tacoma, Wash. EASTMAN, Henry Alfred.—Director of F. J. Hart & Co., Ltd., Financial and Real Estate Brokers, 703 Columbia St, New Westminster; director, Western Home & Improvement Co., Ltd., Born Cornwall Township, Ont, Dec. 15. 1856, son of Alva S. and Sarah Johnston Eastman, U. E. Loyalist descent. Educated public schools and Belleville Commercial College. Came to British Columbia, 1899. Married Fannie Russell, daughter 158 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY HENRY ALFRED EASTMAN. of Thomas Russell. Liverpool, England, 1880; has two sons and four daughters. Club: Westminster. Society: A. F. & A. M." Liberal; Anglican. Address: 411 Third Ave., New Westminster, B. C. EBERTS, Hon. David MacEwen, K. C. M. L. A.—Of Eberts & Taylor, Barristers, Victoria Born Chatham, Ont.. April 22, 1850, son of William D. and Mary B. Eberts. Educated Chatham grammar school; Hellmuth College. Came to British Columbia, 1878, and commenced practicing law, 1880; created' Q. C, 1892. Represents Saanich in the British Columbia Legislature, being elected 1890-1894-1898-1900-1906-1909, defeated general election, 1903; attorney- general for British Columbia, 1895-1898: and 1900-1903. Speaker Legislative Assembly since 1907; Bencher Law Society. Married Mabel Hope Charles, 1884; has one son and three daughters. Clubs: Union, Golf, Royal Victoria Yacht. Conservative. Address: Hopedene, Victoria B. C. EDGETT, Harry A.—Merchant, Cambie and Pender Sts,, Vancouver; director Sterling Trust Co., Ltd. Born Albert, N. B., Dec. 12, 1871, son of Arthur and Ra- chael Edgett. Came to British Columbia, 1890. Established present business, 1891. License Commissioner, 1907-1911. Married Jessie May Dixon, 1898; has one 'son. Address: Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. LOUIS P. ECKSTEIN. ECKSTEIN, Louis P.—Barrister and Solicitor. Born Victoria, B. C, June 15, 1861t son of Leon and Mary Renew Eckstein. Educated New Westminster, B. C. Studied law in office of Judge Bole, New Westminster; called to British Columbia Bar, 1888; has practiced at New Westminster, Grand Forks and Fernie. Unsuccessful candidate for Mayor of Fernie, 1908. Married Ada Cunningham, 1903; has one son. Club: Fernie. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: -Fernie, B. C. HENRY LOVEKIN EDMONDS. EDMONDS, Henry Lovekin, P. M.—Of Whiteside, Edmonds Sc Johnston, Barristers, Westminster Trust Block, New Westminster. President, Edmonton Logging Co.; secretary Quesnelle Lake Timber Co.; director Fraser River Tannery Co.; director Torpedo Freighting and Tug Co., Ltd. Born New Westminster, 159 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Nov. 2, 1870, son of Henry Valentine and Jane F. Edmonds. Educated New Westminster and Victoria. Police magistrate; secretary New Westminster Bar Association. President New Westminster Conservative Association; treasurer British Columbia Conservative Association. Married Ella K. Pringle, 1908. Clubs: New Westminster; Hoo Hoo. Societies: Canadian Elks; Woodmen; Native Sons of New Westminster. Anglican. Address: 443 Fifth St., New Westminster, B. C. EDWARDS, Arthur Harper, A. C. A.— Of Edwards, Morgan & Co., Chartered Accountants, Burns Block. Calgary. Born Toronto, March 6, 1878 son of James Pawson and Emily Elizabeth Edwards. Educated public and Normal schools, Harbord Collegiate Institute. Clerk, Wyld, Darling Co., Toronto, 1894; accountant with George Edwards, Toronto. 1896. Came to Alberta and established present business, 1910. Recreations: tennis, cricket, riding. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 808 Fifteenth Ave., W.. Calgary, Alta. University. 74; practiced, CHANDLER S. EDWARDS- EDWARDS, Chandler S.— President North Coast Land Co., Winch Bldg., Vancouver. Born West Lebanon, N. H., Nov. 13, 1863, son of Rev. John H. Edwards, D.D., of Brooklyn N. Y. and Caroline Edwards. Educated Pennsylvania. Banker* Mayville N. D., 1886, and still interested in banks in that state. Came to British Columbia, 1906. Married Alice Crandall, Chicopee, Mass., 1899; has one son. Recreations: tennis, billiards. Address: Hotel Vancouver, Vancouver, B. C. EDWARDS, Lieutenant Colonel, E. B., M. A., LL. B., K. C.—Barrister. 113 Jasper Ave. E., Edmonton. Born Peterboro, Ont., Aug. 21 1850 son of James and Euphemia Edwards. .Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute Peter- Called to Peterboro, . H. Scott, ; as E. B. Edmonton boro; Toronto, Ontario Bar, 1! partnership with late Hon. W K. C; as Edwards & Murray Edwards, 1874-1906; came to and called to Alberta Bar, 1906. Served as private, corporal and sergeant, University Company, (Queen's Own Rifles), 1866-1870; captain, 57th Regiment, Peterboro, 1879-1889; major, 1889-1900; lieutenant colonel and commanding officer, 1900-1902; brigadier major, 5th Infantry, 1900-1901; D. A. A. G. 3rd Division Niagara Camp, 1903; in command 7th Infantry, 1906-1908; organizer and commanding officer, 101st Regiment, Edmonton, since 1908. Married Harriet Francis Brown, 1895, grandaughter of Thomas Alex. Stewart, who settled in Peterboro in 1882, (her grandmother's letters to friends in England preserved in book form are from a literary and historic point of view of great interest to students of our early colonial days); has two sons and four daughters. Clubs: Edmonton; Canadian (secretary, 1907- 1908; president 1909-1910). Recreation: curling, canoeing. President Ontario Curlers Association, 1902. and chairman, special committee, 1901-1902, that had charge of the entertainment of Scottish curlers, 1903. Commodore American Canoe Association, 1883; No. 5 in that Association. Rowing captain, Peterboro Boating Club, 1880. Liberal; Baptist Address: 1215 Mackay Ave., Edmonton, Alta. DR. W. EGBERT. EGBERT, William, M. B., M. D.,C. M.— Physician and Surgeon. Born Welland County, Ont, Feb. 25, 1863, son of Joseph Morgan and Maria C. Egbert. Educated high school, Dunnville; Toronto University; London Hospital, England. Principal public schools, Dunnville, 1880-1886; studied medicine Toronto Univ 1886- 160 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY 1890; practicedMilverton, Ont, 1890-1904; came to Calgary, 1904. Member Carnegie Library Board; Calgary Board of Health; unsuccessful candidate to Alberta Legislature, for Calgary, 1910; president Liberal Association of Calgary, 1909-1910. Paymaster of 103rd Rifles, Calgary. Married Eva C. Miller, 1884; has one son and one daughter. Club*. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Liberal; Methodist. Ad- Seventeenth Ave., W., Cal- Alberta. O. F.; C. dress: 521 gary, Alta. EGGERS TON, Ami. — Broker and Builder, 204 Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg; vice-president National Security Co.; director Winnipeg Fire Insurance Co. Born Iceland, May 8, 1873, son of Eg- gert Johnson and Sigridur. Came to Winnipeg, 1887. Educated public schools and business college, Winnipeg; established present business, 1904; Alderman, 1907-1908; member parks board, 1908; exhibition board, 1908; Winnipeg general hospital board, 1907; president Icelandic Liberal Association; general executive Liberal Association, 1910; chairman city power committee, 1908; and largely instrumental in forcing present city power system to an issue. Married Oddny J. Oddson, Winnipeg, 1895; has four sons and two daughters. Club: Canadian. Recreations: gymnastic sports. Liberal; Lutheran. Address: 120 Emily St., Winnipeg, Man. EILBECK, Robert James. — Sheriff, Yukon Territory; Marshal Exchequer Court, Yukon Admiralty District Dawson. Born Newcastle, Ont, June 20, 1859 son of James and Christian Eilbeck. Educated Newcastle. Newsboy, G. T. R., farmed. Zorra, Oxford County, 1867-1868; telegraph operator and assistant postmaster Newcastle 1868; promoted to manager of Dominion Telegraph Co. office, Belleville, and Kingston; grain elevator business, Kingston, 1880-1886; mining Arizona, 1886; prospecting Yellow Head Pass, Rocky Mountains, 1894; appointed by Dominion Government, secretary to Royal Commission to investigate into Canadian Penitentiaries, 1896; appointed to present position, 1899. Publications: "Government Ownership of Public Utilities." "Action Organization Remedy." Married Annie Vanderwater; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Zero; Dawson Amateur Athletic Association. Recreations: curling, baseball. Address: Dawson, Y. T. ELDRIDGE, C- C.—Appraiser of Customs, Vancouver. Born Brome County, Que., May 7, 1846, son of Gardner S. and Anna Eldridge. Came to British Columbia. 1898. Served, Fenian Raid, 1866. Society: A. F & A. M. Address: 946 Pacific Ave., Vancouver, B. C. ELFORD, John Fitcairns.— Manager Victoria Brick Co., Ltd., Douglas and Topaz Aves., Victoria. Born Adelaide, Australia, March 10, 1851, son of Robert .and Hannah Taylor Elford. Educated Victoria and San Francisco Cal. Engaged carpentry and building trade, San Francisco, 1868-1872. Came to British Columbia and engaged same business, Victoria, 1872-1875; contracting business, 1875-1886; partner, Queen City Brick Co., 1886. Served as Alderman, Victoria. Married Hettie Robertson, daughter of Capt John Robertson, Cleveland, O., 1875, (deceased); married Agnes Francis Secord, 1879; has one son and one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 1228 Fort St., Victoria, B. C. ELIOT, Victor Alexander George.— Manager Bevan, Gore & Eliot, Ltd., Stockbrokers, 122 Government St., Victoria. Born London, England, June 2, 1884. son of Philip Eliot (Dean of Windsor Castle; private chaplain to H. M. the TK3ng) and Mary Pitt, daughter of Lord Rivers. Educated Marlborough College and Oxford University, England. Came to British Columbia, as clerk, Bank of Montreal, 1906; later joined present firm. Married Grace Edith Langley, London, England. Club: Union. Recreations: golf, tennis. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Oak Bay Ave., Victoria, B.C. ELKIN, Samuel James, M. D., C. M., L, R. C. P., M. R. C. S.—Surgeon, 222 Portage Ave. Winnipeg. Born Moville, Ireland, Oct. 11, 1865, son of Isaac and Came to Winnipeg, Manitoba Medical Col- Emerson, 1894; demonstrator of Anatomy, Manitoba Medical College; second vice-president Winnipeg Medical and Surgical Society. Married Eleanor T. Angus, Emerson, 1901 ;has one son and one daughter. Club: Canadian. Recreation: curling. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 74 Isabel St.. Winnipeg, Man. Elizabeth Elkin. 1889. Educated lege. Practiced ELLIOTT, Dawson Kerr.—President R. J. Whitla & Co., Ltd., 264 McDermot Ave., Winnipeg. Born Pakenham, Ont, July 11, 1853 son of John and Margaret Elliott Educated high school, Pakenham. Commenced dry goods business, Arnprior, 1871. Came to Winnipeg, 1879. President Western King Garment Co.; director Royal Bank of Canada; director Northern Trusts Co. Ex-president Winnipeg Board of Trade. Married Mary Alice McCreary, Arnprior, Ont., 1878; has four sons and four daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country. Recreations: yachting, golf. Methodist. Address: 35 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Man. 161 S WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ELLIOTT, George Andrew, B. A.—Of Elliott, MacNeil & Deacon, Barristers, Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg. Born Pakenham, Ont., Sept. 6, 1860. Educated public schools; Victoria University. Studied law with McKenzie, Rankin Sc Bro- phy, 1883. Came to Winnipeg and called to Manitoba Bar, 1886. Married M. A. Metcalf, 1886 (deceased); married Agnes Miller, Portsmouth, England. 1902; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Carleton. Societies: A. O. U. W.; -L. O. L- Conservative. Address: Armstrong's Point, Winnipeg, Man. ELLIOTT, Thomas.—Immigration Inspector. Born County Armagh, Ireland, June 28, 1859, son of Thomas and Isabel Elliott. Educated Armagh. Joined Royal Irish Constabulary, 1877. Cam-b to British Columbia 1903; member Inland Revenue staff prior to joining Immigration Department. Married Sarah Jane Mee, Ireland; has four sons and two daughters. Recreations: shooting, fishing. Address: 858 Hamilton St., Vancouver, B. C. ELLIOTT, William, M. B., M. D., M. L. A.—Physician. Born Mitchell, Ont., Aug. 29, 1863, son of James and Eleanor Elliott. Educated high school, Mitchell; Toronto University (medalist); Manitoba University. Established present practice, 1893; elected to North West Territory Legislature for Wolseley, 1898; re-elected, 1902 and 1903; elected to first Saskatchewan Legislature for Moose Mountain, 1905; re-elected, 1908. Member of Haultain Government, as Commissioner of Agriculture. Married Jennie M. Carter, 1896. Club: Assini- boia (Regina). Conservative'; Methodist .Address: Wolseley, Sask. ELLIS, Robert B.—Of Matthew, Ellis & Bremner, Ltd., Real Estate Brokers, 318 Homer St., Vancouver. Born Mount Pleasant, Ont, Feb. 5, 1848, son of John R. and Janet Ellis. Educated Mount Pleasant high school. Came to British Columbia, 1894. Unsuccessful candidate to House of Commons for Vancouver City, 1904. Quartermaster, 10th Royal Grenadiers, Toronto. Married Addie A. Callander, 1877; has five sons and one daughter. Recreations: camping, boating. Address: 647 Bute St., Vancouver, B. C. ELLISON, Hon. Price, M. L. A.—Chief Commissioner of Lands for British Columbia. Born England, March 2. 1862. Farms . Vernon, Okanagan District where he owns 11,000 acres of land and for years has been largest grower of wheat in British Columbia; first to urge HON. PRICE ELLISON. importance of irrigation; member of the British Columbia Legislature, since 1898. Appointed commissioner of lands, 1909. Address: Victoria, B. C. ELWOOD, Edward Lindsey.—Of Elwood & Wilson, Barristers, Moosomin. Born Goderich, Ont, Feb. 13, 1868, son of John Geats and Marion F. Elwood. Educated public and high school Goderich; Osgoode Hall. Law student with Cameron, Holt & Cameron, Goderich, 1884; called to Ontario Bar, 1890. Practiced State of Washington, 1890-1892; Oxbow, Sask., 1892-1897; member of firm White, Elwood & Gwillim, 1897- 1900; alone, 1900-1904; as Elwood & Landry, 1904-1905; alone 1905-1906; as Elwood & Nisbet, 1907; alone, 1908; formed present firm, 1908. Bencher of Law Society of Saskatchewan; Chancellor of Diocese of Qu'Appelle; member Moosomin Hospital Board. Councillor, 1907-1908; Mayor, Moosomin,; Married Clara Agnes Slack, 1895; has three sons and one Societies: A. F. & A. M.; A. I. O. F. Recreations: tennis, Conservative; Anglican. Ad- Moosomin, 1909-1910. Goderich, daughter. O. U. W.; motoring. dress: Moosomin, Sask. EMBURY, John Fletcher Leopold.— Of Embury, Graham & Blain, Barristers, Northern Bank Bldg., Regina. Born Hastings County, Ont., Nov. 10, 1875, son of Allan Embury. Educated high school Brampton; Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar, and practiced Barrie, 1902. Came to Regina, 1903; Captain 95th Saskatchewan Rifles. Clubs: Canadian; Assini- 162 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY boia. Societies: Western Military Institute; A. F. & A. M.; I. O. F. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 2202 Albert St, Regina, Sask. EMERSON, James Sharpe.—Of Emerson Lumber Co., Ltd., Vancouver. Born County of Fermanagh, Ireland, Feb. 28, 1858, son of John and Margaret A Emerson. Educated Ireland. Mercantile business, Ellsworth, Kansas, 1884; real estate insurance, meat packing, stock raising; investment broker, and lumber manufacturer, 1886-1899. Came to British Columbia, and established present business, 1899. Married Jean W. Wilson, 1886; has one son and one daughter. Recreation: gardening. Address: 1552 Davie St-. Vancouver, B. C. EMERY, Joseph Henry. — Druggist, Editor and Publisher, British Columbia Pharmaceutical Record, 589 Johnson St., Victoria. Born Sydenham, London. England, Dec. 5, 1865, son of Henry James and Rebecca Emery. Educated public schools Sydenham; high school. Brampton; Westminster College of Pharmacy. Came to British Columbia, 1891. Founded British.Columbia Pharmaceutical Record, 1905. President British Columbia Pharmaceutical Association, 1906-1907. Married Gertrude Maud Fox. Societies: C. O. F.; K. of P. Address: 1319 Fern- wood Road, Victoria, B. C. ENDERTON, Charles Henry, A. B., A. M.—Real Estate Agent, 228 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Lafayette, Ind., May 4, 1861. Educated De Pauw University. Attorney-at-law, St. Paul, Minn., 1884; came to Winnipeg, 1890. Clubs: Carleton; Manitoba; St. Charles Country. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M.; R. T. of T.; Sigma Chi. Recreation: golf. Protestant Address: Fort Garry Court, Winnipeg, Man. ENNIS, Albert Russell.—Publisher. Born Hamilton, Dec. 22, 1881, son of James and Elizabeth Ennis. Educated public schools, Hamilton. Came to Alberta, 1909. Address: Leduc, Alta. ENS, Gerhard, M. L. A. — Farmer: President Rosthern Realty Co. Born Ekaterinoslaw, Russia, Dec 28, 1863, son of Cornelius and Barbara Ens. Educated Southern Russia. Came to Canada, 1891; settled in Rosthern District, 1892. Dominion Immigration Agent for nine years. Elected to Saskatchewan Legislature for Rosthern, 1905; re-elected. 1908. Married Anna Dyck, 1883; has three sons and eight daughters. Swed- enborglan; Liberal. Address: Rosthern Sask. ENTHOVEN, E. James.—Secretary and Director, Vancouver Financial Corporation, Ltd., 210 Dominion Trust Bldg., Vancouver; managing director, E. JAMES ENTHOVEN. London & Vancouver Investment Co., Ltd. Born Arrow Hall, Cheshire, England, Jan. 3. 1865, son of John Enthoven. -Educated Harrow. Clerk Latarte Auban- el & Cie, Paris, France, 1882; member of firm Enthoven & Mills, Melbourne. Australia, 1890; present position since 1908. Married Anna Georgiana Rudall, Melbourne, 1892. Club Vancouver. Recreation: tennis. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. ERSXNGER, conist. Born Oct. 10, 1855, et Erzinger. John.—Wholesale Tobac- Schaffauson. Switzerland, son of John and Margar- Educated Switzerland. Came to Winnipeg, 1878, and established present business. Married Mary Rlddell, Winnipeg, 1892; has five sons Carleton; Canadian. Society: I, Recreation: 214 Donald driving. Lutheran. St., Winnipeg, Man. Clubs: O. O. F. Address: ESTLIN, Charles Prior.—Municipal Auditor and Farmer. Born Burnham, Somerset England, Oct 11, 1861, son of John Prior and Emily Estlin. Educated Bristol, and Chiswick. Clerk merchants' and shipping offices, Taunton and London, 1878-1882. Came to Manitoba, 1882. Served as volunteer, North West Rebellion, 1885. Mavor of Melita, 1903-1904. Society: A. F. Sc A. M- Recreations: cricket, tennis, snow-shoeing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Melita Man. EVANS, Gustavus A.—Proprietor and editor, Grand Forks Sun. Patentee of perforator for platen presses. Born St Peter, Minn., Feb. 7, 1872, son of Charles and Caroline Evans. Followed journalism in several states. Came to British Columbia, 1899, when took over and reorganized Grand Forks Sun. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Grand Forks, B. C. 163 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY EVANS, Captain Harry Marshall Erskine, B. A.—Manager, Edmonton Branch, Canadian Agency, Ltd., of London, England, 56 Jasper Ave.. E. President Pembina Coal Co. Ltd.; president Edmonton Homebuilders, Ltd.; attorney for Western Canada Land Co.. Ltd. Born Toronto, Aug. 17, 1876, son of Rev. J. S. and M. J. Vaux Evans. Educated public schools, Hamilton; Toronto University. Mining, Mexico, 1897-1898; promotion work, Ottawa, 1899; came to Winnipeg, 1900; business manager, Winnipeg Telegram. 1900-1904; with March Bros. Sc Wells, Winnipeg, 1904-1901; financial agent, Edmonton. 1907-1911'; established present business, 1910. Captain Reserve Officers, Edmonton. Married E. I. Jackson, Toronto, 1910. Clubs: Manitoba; Edmonton. Recreation: horses. Conservative; Protestant. Address. 386 Seventh St, Edmonton, Alta. EVANS, Miss Marguerits. — Aut hor- ess. Born Georgetown, Ont., Sept 19, 1876, daughter of John Evans. Educated Georgetown and Toronto. Spent several years on ranch in Northwest and contributed series of sketches to Toronto Globe, illustrative of prairie life. Came to Victoria, 1908, member of staff of Victoria Times. Publications: novels. "A Prairie Rose;" "The Lost Baby;" "After the Storm." Has written considerable poetry, short* stories, travel sketches and stories for children. Clubs: Alexandra; Women's Canadian; Women's Press Association; Ladies' Musical. Recreations: motoring, traveling, canoeing, riding, driving. Address: 115 Croft St., Victoria, B. C. EVANS, M. Irene.—Wife of W. Sanford Evans. Born Toronto, daughter of Edward and Mary Frances Cromwell Gurney. Educated Model School; Collegiate Institute, Toronto; New England Conservatory of Music (graduate). Came to Manitoba, 1901. Vice-president and organizer Women's Musical Club, Toronto; president Winnipeg Musical Club, 1903-1906; president Women's Canadian Club, 1908-1910. Has played piano, solo and concerted, in clubs and concerts. Married W. Sanford Evans, 1900; has one son and two daughters. Address: 43 Edmonton St., Winnipeg, Man. EVANS, 'William Sanford Evans & Co. Sanford.—Of W. Stocks, Bonds and Investments, 326 Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Spencerville, Ont, Dec. 18, 1869, son of Rev. J. S. Evans, D. D. and Mary Jane Evans. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Hamilton; Victoria University. Started newspaper work, 1897. Editor Winnipeg Telegram, 1901-1905- Mayor, Winnipeg, WILLIAM SANFORD EVANS. 1909-1911. President first Canadian Club in Canada formed in Hamilton. Author of "The Canadian Contingents and Canadian Imperialism." Well known Canadian publicist. Married Irene Gurney, Toronto, 1900; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton; Conservative. Address: 43 Edmonton St., Winnipeg, Man. WILLIAM HENRY ELLIS EVANSON. EV ANSON, William Henry Ellis.— Comptroller, City of Winnipeg. Born Prescott Ont., Jan. 31, 1866, son of Samuel Henry and Susan Evanson. Educated Prescott. Clerk St. L & O. Ry., Prescott, 1881. Came to Winnipeg, 1903. Treasurer, Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition; secretary-treasurer Manitoba-Fishing and Hunting Club. Married Emily Blenkinsop Lawson, Montreal, 1888; has one son and three daughters. Club: Commercial Travellers. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: hunting, fishing, curling. Anglican. Address: 419 Wardlaw Ave., Winnipeg, Man. 164 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY EVERTON, Rev. Samuel, B. A., B. D. —Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, Vancouver. Born Birmingham, Ont, Aug. 10, 1874, son of John Henry and Catherine Anne Everton. Educated Manitoba University; Theological Seminary, Rochester, N. Y. Taught school, Manitoba 1893-1895; preaching, Manitoba and Alberta until 1905; Rochester, 1905-1908: present charge 1908. Married Bertha Mabel Scott, 1902; has one son and one daughter. Recreations: swimming, tennis. Address: 230 Thirteenth Ave., E.. Vancouver, B. C. EWART, Alan Campbell.—Barrister. 208 Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Toronto March 5, 1875, son of John S. Ewart Educated private tutor. Called to Manitoba bar, 1898. Married Mary F. R. Clay, Philadelphia, Pa., 1907. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton; St. Charles Country. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 12 Ruskin Row, Winnipeg, Man. EWART, Mary Clay.—Artist. Wife of Alan C. Ewart. Born Philadelphia. Pa., daughter of Harry Gibbs and Margaret Yates Clay. Educated private school, Philadelphia Pupil of Wm. M. Chase, Frederick MacMonnies, James MacNeill Whistler, Monsieur • Colin. Awarded Mary Smith prize, Academy of Fine Arts, Philadelphia. Member Fellowship Academy of the Fine Arts; Philadelphia. Came to Manitoba, 1907. Clubs: Plastic; Segeley; Cavendish, Wbmens' Canadian Club; Western Art Association; Women's Musical Club. Anglican. Address: 12 Ruskin Row, Winnipeg, Man. EWING, Albert Freeman, B. A.—Of Ewing & Harvie, Barristers, 113 Jasper Ave., E., Edmonton. Born Elora, Ont., June 30, 1871, son of Alexander and Mary Ewing. Educated high school, Elora; Toronto University. Taught school Milverton, 1898-1899; came to Calgary, 1899; studied law with Sifton, Short & Stuart, Calgary, 1899-1902; called to Northwest Territories bar and commenced practice Edmonton, 1902; present partnership formed, 1909. Unsuccessful candidate for Alberta Legislature, 1909. Married Annie Lafferty, Orillia, Ont, 1904. Club: Edmonton Country. Recreation: curling. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 534 Fourth St., Edmonton, Alta. FADER, Elijah John. — Capitalist. President People's Trust Co.; president Pitt Lake Brick & Cement Co.; director Schaake Machine Works; director Torpedo Freighting & Tug Co.; director Quesnelle Lake Timber Co.; president Hotel Russell Co.; president Fraser River Tannery, Ltd. Born Halifax, Dec. 4, 1863, son of John Henry and Mary Anne Fader. Educated public schools, St. Margaret's Bay. Came to British Columb.a, 1888; engaged mining and various enterprises all over the world; largely interested timber, lumber and steamboats; captain marine service; rescued crew of Beaver, wrecked, 1888; speaks several Indian languages; has explored greater part of British Columbia and at one time lived on his gun for a year. Ex-Alderman. Married Lucy Ashby, London, England, 1899; has one daughter. Club: New Westminster. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreations: sailing, fishing, hunting, gardening. Address: 101 Royal Ave., New Westminster, B. C. FAGAN, Charles J., M. D.—Surgeon. Born Dublin, Ireland, May 31, 1857, son of James and Jane Fagan. Educated Dublin University. Practiced Staffordshire, England, 1883. Came to British Columbia. 1887. Secretary Provincial Board of Health. Married Alice Clute, New Westminster, 1892. Address: Victoria^ B. C. WILLIAM L. FAGAN. FAGAN, William L. — Provincial Assessor since 1889, Court House, Vancouver. Born Dublin, Ireland, Oct. 22, 1842, son of John Leonard and Ann Ambrosia Reed Fagan. Educated St. Patrick's College, Armagh. Came to ada, 1870. Employed with G. W. way, Ontario,, 1870-1875; C. P. R., 1888. Came to British Columbia, First C. P. R. agent Moody and Westminster. Married Ellen Thornton, Dublin, 1865; has three sons and two daughters. Club: Canadian. Societies: Can- Rail- 1875- 1886. New 165 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY A. O. U. W.; K. of C. Recreations: outdoor sports. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. Falk. Edu- Apprenticed grain mer- WILLIAM HARMAN FAIRFIELD. FAIRFIELD, William Harman, B. S., M. S.—Superintendent Dominion Experimental Station, Lethbridge. Born Petroleum Centre, Pa, July 14, 187*. .son of Thomas D. and Victoria E. Fairfield. Educated public schools Cleveland and Denver; Colorado Agricultural College. Assistant Professor of Agriculture University of Wyoming, 1895-1901. Came to Alberta 1901; farming and ranching near Lethbridge 1901-1906; present appointment, 1906. Married Ida Patterson, Fort Collins, Colo.. 1899; has two daughters. Club: Chinook. Address: Experimental Farm, Lethbridge, Alta. FALK, John Howard Toynbee.—General Secretary Associated Charities, 301 Edwin St, Winnipeg. Born Liverpool, England, July 22, 1881, son of George and Jessie Elizabeth cated Rugby and Oxford, to Ross T. Smyth & Co., chants, Liverpool, 1902. Came to Winnipeg, 1908. Served as volunteer Eighth Liverpool-Scottish Regiment Married Olive Meredith Nicholls, Winnipeg, 1910. Clubs: Royal Liverpool Golf; O :ford and Cambridge Golfing reation: golf, athletics. Anglican. Address: Lot Society. Ree- Independent: 63. East Kil- dona Road, Winnipeg, Man. FALLS, John Clare.—Manager Wood Vallance Ltd., McDermot and Arthur Sts., Winnipeg. Born Kells, County Meath, Ireland, Dec. 10, 1854, son of Rev. Alexander S. Falls, Canon of Diocese of Huron and Anna Falls. Came JOHN CLARE FALLS. to London, 1859. Educated Hellmuth College; high school, Berlin. Hardware business, Berlin. Came to Winnipeg, 1892, and with present company since; appointed general manager 1893. Married Agnes A. Mackie, Berlin, Ont, 1879; has one daughter. Club: Carleton. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: golf. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 36 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. FARMER, Thomas Davey Jermln, D. C. L.—Born Ancaster. Ont, Feb. 22, 1863, son of George Devey and Mary Farmer. Educated private tuition; University of Trinity College, Toronto. Medalist in law, 1887; called to Ontario bar and practiced, Hamilton, 1886; Alderman, Hamilton, 1891-1892. Came to Winnipeg, 1908. Married Annie Diana Nash, Kenwood, Chicago, 111., 1889: has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; Adanac. Society: Assiniboine Lodge A. F. & A. M. Conservative: Anglican. Address: Royal Alexandra Hotel, Winnipeg, Man. FARRELL, Hon. Alexander Gray, B. A.—Judge of Judicial District of Moosomin. Born Detroit. Mich., son of James William and Isabel Farrell. Educates1 public schools; Detroit High School; Queen's University: graduated arts. 1885. Came to Canada as a boy. Studied law with G. M. Macdonnell, K. C; admitted to Ontario bar, 1888; practiced Smith's Falls, 1889-1906; contested South Lanark, unsuccessfully Liberal interest 1904; came to Moose Jaw, 1906 and formed partnership with W. E. Knowles, M. P.; elevated to bench for Judicial district of Moosomin, 1907; member of Council of Queen's University for many years; Mayor of Moose Jaw, 1894-1900; chairman Board of Education, 1901-1907. Major 42d Regiment Lanark, and Renfrew Infantry: formerly Captain 14th P. W. O. Rifles, 166 WHO'S WHO AND WHY Kingston; served Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Married Isabella Dick, Kingston; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Moose Jaw; American Universities Club of London, England. Recreations: boating, canoeing, curling and tennis. Address: Moosomin, Sask. FARQUHARSON, Janet Eliza Robertson.—Born Tilbury, Ont., daughter of John and Rachel Young, Coutts. Educated public schools, Tilbury; Hamilton Ladies' College. Came to Manitoba, 1881. Married Rev. James Farquharson. Agent for Presbyterian Church in Western Canada, 1881. Society: Women's Home Missionary Society (president). Presbyterian. Address: 658 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. HOWARD FARRANT. FARRANT, Howard. couver branch Island Ltd., 431 Homer vice-president Island Development Co., Ltd West Trust 1880, son of FARRIS, John Wallace de A., EL. D.—Of Macdonell Farris, Barristers, Pacific couver. Born White's Kove, 12, 1878, son of Laughlin Manager Van- Investment Co.. St.. Vancouver Construction & director Canada Co. Born Mitchell, Ont., William and Olga Farrant. Educated high school, Mitchell;' Toronto University. Reporter Philadelphia Record, Philadelphia, Pa., for some time; later managing editor Hugh C. Maclean Limited, Toronto. Married Evelyn Crook, 1911. Recreation: tennis. Anglican. Address: Stanley Court, Vancouver, B. C. Be que, B. Killam Sc Bldg., Van- N. B., Feb. P. and M. Louise Farris. Educated Acadia University; University of Pennsylvania. Came to British Columbia, 1902, and practiced with present firm since. Candidate for British Columbia Legislature, 1906; 1909. City Prosecuting Attorney, 1904-1906. Married Evelyn F. Keirstead, 1905; has three sons and one daughter. Club: Terminal City. Address: 1776 Davie St., Vancouver, B. C. FARRIS, Wendell B., B. C. L Of O'Shea & Farris, Barristers and Solicitors, Imperial Bank Bldg., Nelson. Member of executive, Nelson Board of Trade; chairman Columbia River Improvement Association; vice-president Nelson Liberal Association. Born Whites Kove, N. B-, Aug. 26, 1886, son of Louise Hay and Hon. L. P. Farris, ex-Commissioner of Agriculture for New Brunswick. Educated high schools,* Fredericton, N. B.; New Brunswick University; King's College Law School, Windsor, N. S. Law student with Barn- hill, Ewing & Sanford, St. John, N. B. Called to New Brunswick bar, 1908; British Columbia bar, 1909; has practiced Nelson since. Clubs: Canadian; Overseas; Nelson; Nelson Curling; Nelson Tennis. Liberal; Baptist. Address: Nelson, B. C. FAWCETT, Edgar. — Assistant Appraiser M. H. Customs, Victoria. Born Sydney, Australia, Feb. 1, 1847, son of Thomas Lea and Jane Wignall Fawcett. Educated Came to hoi storing Dominion since 1882 Rifle Volunteers Married Myra England, 1876; three daughters, lumbia Pioneers ter member); I. Collegiate School, Victoria. British Columbia, 1859; up- business, Victoria 1860-1882; Government Civil Service ; served as Sergeant Victoria and Canadian Militia. Holden, Macclesfield, has three sons and Societies: British Co- Oast remaining char- O. O. F. (since 1868); California Pioneers. Reformed Episcopal. Address: Dickens and Arm Ave., Victoria, B. C. FAWCETT, John Louis, LL. B.—Of Campbell & Fawcett, Barristers, Macleod. Born Sackville, N. B., Nov. 20, 1872, son of John and Catherine M. Fawcett Educated high school; Dalhousie University. Practiced Hartland, N. B., 1899-1903; came to Alberta, 1903. Member of Alberta, Saskatchewan and New Brunswick bars; member City Council, Macleod, 1906-1907; Mayor, 1910. Married Lena M. Morine, Halifax, 1902. Society: I. O. F. Recreations: all outdoor sports. Conservative; Methodist Address: Macleod, Alta. FEA, Lillian Emma.—(Wife of Rev. Samuel Fea, Rector of St. Peter's Church.) Born Highgate, London, England, daughter of Arthur George and 167 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Louisa Brown. Came to Manitoba 1882. Educated public schools, Winnipeg. President Ladies' Auxiliary North Winnipeg Hospital and Woman's Auxiliary of St Peter's Church. Married Rev. Samuel Fea, 1901. Anglican. Address: 367 Selkirk Ave., Winnipeg, Man. FEA, Rev. Samuel, R. A., M. A., Ph. D.—Rector of St. Peter's Church, Winnipeg. Born Island of Malta May 12, 1872, son of Henry and Emma Fea (his father being an officer in the Army Service Corps, British Army). Educated British Army School; St. John's College, Winnipeg. Taught school near Grenfell, Sask, 1892; ordained deacon, 1900; priest 1901; curate St. George's Church, Winnipeg, 1901; called to present charge, 1903. Author of "Irish Ned," "The Winnipeg Newsy," "The Fight." Married Lillian Emma Brown, Winnipeg, 1901. Societies: S. O. E.; L. O. L. Conservative; Anglican. Address: St. Peter's Rectory, Selkirk Ave., Winnipeg, Man. CAPT. ALGERNON B. FEILDEN. FEILDEN, Captain Algernon B.—Real Estate Broker, Eigth Ave., Calgary. Director J. B. Royle Co.. Ltd. Born Norfolk, England, Sept. 12, 1865, son of John R. and Hon. Frances B. Feilden. Educated Eton College, England. Captain King's Own Royal Lancaster Regiment, England. Married Jacqueline, daughter of John Garden and Princess Caroline Murat, Suffolk, England; has one son and one daughter. Club: Junior United Service, London, England. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 463 12th St., Hillhurst, Calgary, Alta. FELL, Thornton.—Of Fell & Gregory, Barristers, 1218 Langley St., Victoria; clerk British Columbia Legislative Assembly. Born Chester, England, Oct. 13, 1855, son of James and Sarah Thornton Fell. Came to British Colum bia, 1870. Called to British Columbia^ bar, 1881; practiced Victoria since. Married Jessie Reid, daughter of Rev. John Reid, Oldham, England; has two sons and two daughters. Society: I. O. O. F. Presbyterian. Address: 1233 Fort St., Victoria B. C. FELLOWES, Frederick Lyon, C. E.— City Engineer, Vancouver. Born Ottawa, Dec. 11, 1860, son of late George Byron Lyon Fellowes, K. C, M. P. Educated Upper Canada College. Served apprenticeship Dominion Lands Department; railway work on short line, New Brunswick to Quebec; bridge work under C. F. Keefer; deputy City Engineer of West Toronto; private practice Toronto, four years; railway work central Ontario; installed power plant Trent River; engaged surveys and construction Richmond and Quebec bridges; commissioner, appointed by Dominion Government on Pierre River sewerage; City Engineer Westmount 13 years; under his supervision first civic plant in America for destruction of garbage and obtaining power from same was installed. Married Mary Gilmour, Quebec, 1891; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Engineers (Montreal). Societies: Canadian Society of Civil Engineers; American Waterworks Association. Anglican. AddresSF Vancouver, B. C. THOMAS ROBERTS FERGUSON. FERGUSON, Thomas Roberts, K. C. —Of Ferguson & Collinson, Barristers. Bank of Hamilton Chambers, Winnipeg. Born Cookstown, Ont, Sept 30, 1864, son of Isaac and Emily I. Ferguson. Educated Upper Canada College. Called to Ontario bar and practiced Barrie, 1888. Came to Winnipeg, 1902. Married Etta May Harmer, Toronto. 1890; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; Canadian; St. Charles Country; Commercial Travelers. Conservative: Anglican. Address: 4 Ruskin Road, \Yi.unpeg, Man. 168 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY FERGUSON, Henry.—Court Reporter King's Bench, Manitoba. Born St. Mary- lebone, W., London, England, July 2, 1863, son of Henry and Lydia M. Ferguson. Educated Trinity School. New York; Philological School. London. Ship's clerk on P. and O. S. S. between London and Calcutta. Came to Manitoba, 1884; city editor Winnipeg Telegram, ten years; also its predecessor, The Nor'-Wester; worked for and contributed to Winnipeg and other papers; appointed to present position, 1905. Married Celia Beal, daughter of late Robert Beal, Ospringe. Kent. England, 1886; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Adanac. Recreations: canoeing, shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 99 Rue La Verandrye, St. Boniface, Man. FERGUSON, William, M. L. A.—Farmer. First elected to Manitoba Legislature, general election, for Hamiota, 1899; 1903, 1907; chairman, 1903, of Public Accounts during his representation in the House. Conservative. Address: Hamiota, Man. FERNIE, William.—Capitalist. Born Kimbolton, Huntingdonshire, England, April 2, 1837, son of Dr. Thomas Peter and Elizabeth Fernie. Educated Kimbolton grammar schools. In 1851 went to" sea in ship "Salesman" and landed in Australia; worked in mines at Ben- digo and Perdue, 1851-1856; later became quartermaster on United States mail steamer, plying to South America ports; removed to British Columbia, 1860. and for many years engaged mining Cariboo country; appointed Gold Commissioner for Canada, 1873, and held office until 1882; joined with Coonel Baker securing charter of British Columbia Southern Ry., now Crow's Nest Pass Division C. P. R; located Crow's Nest coal deposits, 1887. (Fernie, center of coal mining district of Crow's Nest is named after him.) Recreation: gardening. Address: Victoria, B. C. FERRIE, Walter Bown. — Manager Canada Life Assurance Co. for British Columbia, Hastings St, Vancouver. Born Hamilton, Jan. 23, 1861, son of John and Emily Ferrie. Educated Collegiate Institute; Wentworth College, Ont. Clerk for Canada Life Assurance Co., Hamilton, 1876; worked head office from post-boy to cashier; also employed Toronto, Montreal and Halifax. Came to British Columbia, 1900. Married Kate Fergus Turner, Hamilton, 1893; has two sons. Clubs: Vancouver; Royal Vancouver Yacht; Cricket; Jericho Country. Recreations: yachting, tennis, cricket, golf, racquets. Address: 1347 Nicola St, Vancouver, B. C. FERRIS, William Donovan, M. B.— Physician and Surgeon, Empire Block, Edmonton. Born Dufferin County, Ont, Feb. 27, 1870, son of Edward and Sarah Brett Ferris. Educated public schools, Homing's Mills; Collegiate Institute, Collingwood, Owen Sound; Orangeville; Toronto University. Practiced Owen Sound, 1898-1902; Edmonton since 1902. Member Edmonton Public School Board; member Senate, Alberta University. Married E. Grace Swanzey, B. A., Toronto, 1904. Club: Edmonton. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: golf, horses. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 810 Fifth St., Edmonton, Alta. FETHERSTONHAUGH, Edward Phillips, B. Sc—Professor of Electrical Engineering, University of Manitoba. Born Montreal, July 29, 1879, son of Edward C. ' B. and Janet Cross Fetherston- haugh. Educated Montreal High School and McGill University. Draughtsman Fetherstonhaugh Sc Co.; manager and partner Ottawa branch for four years; - lecturer McGill University; two years later with Westinghouse Co., Pittsburg and Canadian Westinghouse Co., Winnipeg; University of Manitoba since 1909. Served as Lieutenant Third Field Company, Canadian Engineers, Ottawa, two years. Married Ruth M. Harrington, Montreal, 1908. Societies: American Institute Electrical Engineers; Canadian Society Civil Engineers; Canadian Electrical Association; Winnipeg Scientific Society. Recreation: aiding. Protestant. Address: 119 Betourney St.. Winnipeg, Man. FIELD HOUSE, Henry Vernon, B. A., LL. B.—Barrister. Director The Alberta Permanent Loan Co., Ltd.; director Wainwright Lumber Co.. Ltd. Born Wooler, Ont, June 11, 1877. son of Mar- maduke H. and Helen Fieldhouse. Came to Manitoba 1879. Educated Neepawa; Wesley College; Manitoba University. Practiced as Davis & Fieldhouse, Napanee, 1900; practiced alone, Napanee, 1903; Vermilion, 1906; Wrainwright, 1908. Married Annetta C. Darroch, Swan River, Man., 1900; has three daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F; K. of P. Recreations: curling, tennis, motoring. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Wainwright, Alta FIELDS, Charles A.—Of J. C. Sc C. A. Fields, Timber Merchants, Merchants Bank Bldg., Victoria, Born Iowa, Jan. 24, 1872, son of William M. and Violetta Fields. Educated Iowa. Real estate business, Saskatchewan, 1903. Came to British Columbia and established present business, 1907. Married Mary Edith Meharey, Russell, Ont., 1908; has one daughter. Recreation: hunting. Address: Victoria, B. C. 169 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY FIELDS, John Cass.—Of J. C. & C. Fields, Timber Merchants, Victoria; also largely interested Saskatchewan farm lands. Born Milnesville, Pa., Jan. 8, 1867, son of William M. and Violetta Fields. Educated State Teachers' College and Cornell College "Iowa. Came to Saskatchewan, 1902. Recreations: hunting, salmon fishing. Conservative: Methodist Address: 988 Heywood Ave., Victoria, B. C FINDLAY, Charles.—Edge Shoal Lake. Born Nichol Ont, May 11, 1846, son of Hill Farm, Township, James and Educated public to Manitoba, 1879, Trustee and sec- Hill School Board Margaret Findlay. schools, Salem. Came and engaged farming. retary-treasurer Edge twenty-five years; Assessor municipality of Shoal Lake twenty-two years; president Shoal Lake Agricultural Society twenty years; secretary-treasurer Shoal Lake Grain Growers' Association six years'; president Shoal Lake Liberal Association three years. Ex-County Councillor. Served with Elora Rifles, Fenian Raid, 1866 (medal and land grant). Married Magdalena Eby. Salem, 1869: has five sons and two daughters. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Shoal Lake, Man. JAMES FINDLAY. FINDLAY, James.—Mining Engineer. Born Montreal, Oct 5, 1854, son of Capt. John Duncan Glegg and Mary Mercer Findlay. Educated public and high schools. Mining engineer, Mfe- shlre, Scotland, 1874-1877; Idaho, 1883- 1887. Came to British Columbia 1887. License Commissioner, Vancouver, 1907- 1911;. president Vancouver Conservative- Club; served as bugler, Victoria Volunteer Rifles, Montreal, 1870-1873; later with Coast Artillery, Scotland. ,Married Ellen Georgina Scott, Montreal, 1880; has three sons and two daughters. Clubs: United Service (president); Vancouver Athletic (ex-president and life member). Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Conservative; Presbyter'an. Address: 1428 Robson St., Vancouver, B. C. i#* JAMESTINDLAY. FINDLAY, James Of J. Findlay Drug Co.. Ltd., 104-106 Eighth Ave., E., Calgary. Born Huron County, Ont, March 26, 1859, son of James and Elizabeth Findlay. Educated public schools, Huron County; Ontario College of Phar-j macy. Florist with J. L. Nichol, Cata-^ raqui Nursery, Kingston, 1874-187*J|t drug apprentice with D. E. Rose, Tarn- worth, 1877-1880; manager J. D. Laf- ferty's drug store, Pembroke, 1880-1882; purchased business and operated in his own name, 1882-1900. . Came to Calgary and purchased present business, 1901; incorporated, 1908. Married Annie E Foster, Pembroke, Ont, 1887; has one son and two daughters. Societies: A. -M & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: rim ing, tennis, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 840 Thirteenth Ave.. W., Calgary, Alta. FINES, Richard A., P. M.—Merchant Born Mono, Ont., Nov. 29, 1872, son of Norris and Jane Fines. Educated public schools, Balmoral; Collegiate Institute, Winnipeg. Taught school Green- ridge, 1897; principal Emerson Intermediate schools, 1900; principal Stony Mountain Intermediate school, 1900- 1902; chosen as one of board of examiners teachers' examinations, 1901. Established present business, 1902. Police Magistrate, Darlingford; school trustee; 170 W7HO*S WHO, AND WHY secretary-treasurer Darlingford Consolidated Schools. Married Mabel Adella Willcott, Balmoral, 1902; has two sons and two daughters. Recreations: football, baseball. Conservative; Methodist Address: Darlingford, Man. WILLIAM FINGLAND. FTNGLAND, William.—Architect, 334 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Rockton, Wentworth County, Ont, Aug. 5, 1862, son of William and Mary Ann Fingland. Educated public schools; School of Practical Science, Toronto (graduated, 1893). Came to Manitoba, 1884; returned East, 1895; engaged various architectural offices New York City, 1893-1905. Established present practice, 1905. Appointed consulting architect for Parliament Buildings. Province of* Alberta 1907; president Province of Manitoba Board of Examiners of Architects. Married Bella Barbara Chisholm, 1887; has six sons and three daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M. (Scottish Rite 32d degree); K. of T.; member "of Khartum Temple; A. A. O. N. M. S. Address: 120 Walnut St., Winnipeg, Man. ^ FINK, Jacob Pius. — General Merchant, of Fink Mercantile Co.. Ltd., Baker St., Cranbrook. Director Cranbrook Jobbers, Ltd. Born Vernon County, Mo., July 14. 1872, son of H. D. and Elizabeth Fink. Educated public schools. Vernon County. Clerk Lindsay Mercantile Co., Spokane, Wash.. 1891-1892. Came to British Columbia, 1893. Clerk H. Giegerich, Kaslo, B. C, 1893-1897; Fort Steele Mercantile Co., Ltd., 1897- 1903; Fink Bros, bought business of Fort Steele Mercantile Co., 1903-1906, and operated business for three years: present company incorporated, 1907. Mayor Cranbrook, 1908-1910; Alderman, 1905-1907. Married Bessie Johnson, 1897; has one son and one daughter. Club: Cranbrook. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; K. of P. Recreation: fishing. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Edwards St., Cranbrook, B. C. DAVID R. FINKELSTEIN. FINKELSTEIN, David R.—Of Heu- bach, Finkelstein & Heubach, Real Estate Agents, Nanton Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Poland, Sept. 12, 1880, son of James and Anna Finkelstein. Educated Collegiate Institute and Manitoba College. Real estate agent, Winnipeg, since 1901. Director German Canadian Land Co.; secretary Assiniboine Estates, Ltd.; secretary Tuxedo Estates, Ltd.; also interested Norwood (Winnipeg) Syndicate, Ltd. Captain Shamrock Football Team, 1902-1903; St Johns Rugby Team; pres- Curling Club, 1909-1910. lacrosse, curling, football. Cumberland Ave.. Winni- ident Civic Recreations: Address: 389 peg, Man. FINKELSTEIN, Sarah Rosen.—(Wife of Moses Finkelstein.) Born Poland, daughter of Isaac and Dorothy Rosen. Educated Poland. Came to Manitoba 1888. Secretary First Shaarey Zedek Ladies' Aid; president Daughters of Zion; honorary president Girls' Benevolent Loan Society; secretary Rosh Pina Ladies' Aid Society. Instrumental in organizing Girls' Benevolent Loan So- icety and Daughters of Zion, Winnipeg branch. Has visited Russia, Austria Germany, England and United States. Married Moses Finkelstein. 1890: has three sons and two daughters. Recreation: traveling. Jewish. Address: 144 Logan Ave., Winnipeg, Man. 171 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HON. WILLIAM THOMAS FINLAY. FINLAY, Hon. William Thomas. — Lumber Merchant and Rancher. Born Lisburn, Ireland, July 12, 1853, son of John and Christina Finlay. Educated Royal Academy Institute, Belfast. Came to Canada, 1878; to Toronto. 1880; to Winnipeg, 1882, and to Medicine Hat and established lumber business, 1883, before railroad was in. Director Medicine Hat Ranching Co. Mayor Medicine Hat, 1900-1902. Ex-president Medicine Hat Hospital. Represented Medicine Hat Northwest Legislature, 1902. Elected to* Alberta Legislature for Medicine Hat 1905; re-elected, 1909. Minister of Agriculture and Provincial Secretary, 1905; retired with Cabinet, 1910. Married Catherine A. Allott, Newark, 1883; has two sons and four daughters. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Medicine Hat, Alta 172 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY FINLAYSON, Donald M., M. L. A.— Born Elgin County, Ont., Aug. 9, 1854, son of Duncan and Anabell Finlayson. Educated Criman public school. President North Battleford Agricultural Society. Elected to Saskatchewan Legislature for North Battleford, 1908. Married Katie Finlayson, 1881; has four sons and two daughters. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: North Battleford, Sask. DAVID NICHOLSON FINNIE. FINNIE, David Nicholson.—Of Finnie & Murray, Wholesale Dry Goods Merchants, 86 Princess St., Winnipeg. Born Arnprior, Ont., Aug. 1, 1883, son of David McLachlin and Carrier Nicholson Finnie. Educated public schools; Collegiate Institute and private tuition. Clerk Imperial Bank, Ottawa. 1900; secretary-treasurer Woods, Ltd., Ottawa; managing director Woods Western Ltd., Winnipeg, 1907; bought out Woods Western Ltd., and organized present firm of Finnie & Murray, 1910. Served with Princess Louise Dragoons, Ottawa, 1902. Presented with gold watch from people of Ottawa for hockey playing; member of Ottawa hockey team that won Stanley Cup championship. Married Jean Lucretia Gibson, daughter of Senator William Gibson, 1909. Clubs: Rideau; Canadian; Manitoba; Carleton; St. Charles Country. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: golf, racquets. Anglican. Address: Crescent Court, Winnipeg, Man. FISH, Jaspar Noble, B. A.—Of Tur- geon. Fish & Calder. Barristers, Regina Born Northumberland County, Ont, March 10, 1866, son of James and Lucy A. Fish. * Educated Collegiate Institute and Victoria University; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario bar; practiced Orangeville, 1892. Came to Regina and joined present firm, 1909; Councillor of Orangeville, 1900-1905; member high school board, 1900-1903. Unsuccessful candidate to House of Commons for Dufferin, 1908. Married Emma Elizabeth Walsh, daughter of late Aquilla Walsh. M. P., Orangeville, 1894; has one daughter. Clubs: Assiniboia; Canadian. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: lacrosse, lawn bowling. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 2839 Victoria Ave., Regina, Sask. FISHER, Alexander, M. B.—Physician and surgeon, 9 Burns Block, Calgary. Born Perth County, Ont., Aug. 10, 1872, son of Alexander and Margaret Fisher. Educated Collegiate Institute, Stratford. Ont.; Toronto University. Practiced Toronto, 1902-1907; abroad, 1907-1909. Came to Alberta, 1909; has practiced Calgary since. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; S. O. S. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 1110 Seventeenth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta FISHER, Edward Bailey.—Barrister, 408 McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Orga- -nizer of Conservative party Province of Manitoba since 1910. Born Liscard, Cheshire, England, Jan. 4, 1873, son of Charles William and Margaret (Bailey) Fisher. Educated Wallasey grammar school, Cheshire; St John's College. Came to Manitoba 1890. Started as farm help with father near Minnedosa, 1890-1892; teacher near Minnedosa, 1892- 1898; law student with J. P. Curran, K. C, Minnedosa, 1898-1903; barrister Maul- son & Fisher. Minnedosa, 1903-1909; Minnedosa and Shoal Lake, 1909-1910; Fisher Sc Eakins, Minnedosa and Shoal Lake, 1910-1911; established present practice, 1911. Served as Secretary - Treasurer Minnedosa, 1901- 1910, of Odanah and Minto municipalities; secretary-treasurer of Town and School District of Minnedosa,. 1903-1910; president of Minnedosa Football Club, Manitoba champions, 1908. Married Clarissa Annie Pedlar, Winnipeg, 1902; has two daughters. Club: Adanac. Societies: K. of P.; S. O. E.; Maccabees. Recreation: football. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 35 St James Place, Winnipeg, Man. FISHER, Ernest George, Police Magistrate.—Of H. A. Man waring Co., Ltd., General Merchants. Born London, England, May 15, 1870, son of George and Matilda Fisher. Educated public schools. Clerk Manwarlng Sc Wright, Birtle, 1885; vice-president The H. A. Manwaring Co., Birtle, 1907; appointed manager for H. A. Manwaring, Solsgirth, 1903; president Solsgirth Athletic Association; trustee Solsgirth School since 1904. Married Elizabeth Attn Harbottle. 1892; has four daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Solsgirth, Man. 173 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY < JAMES FISHER, M. A., K. C. FISHER, James, M. A., K. C.—Of Fisher, Wilson, Battram & Hamilton, Barristers, 216 Portage Ave.. Winnipeg. Born Breadalbane, Scotland, Nov. 6, 1840, son of John and Amn Fisher. Came to Canada as a boy. Educated Stratford, Ont.; Toronto University. Practiced law Stratford. 1866. Married Fannie G. Macpherson, Stratford, 1871 (de ceased 1890); has one son and two daughters. Came to Winnipeg, 1883. Solicitor to Great Northern and Northern Pacific Railways. Married Gertrude Adams, New York State, 1894. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: River Heights, Winnipeg, Man. 174 WrHO'S WHO, AND WHY FISHER, Hon. Charles Wellington.— Speaker of Alberta Legislature Born Hyde Park, England, Aug. 4, 1866, son of James and Eliza Fisher. Elected to Northwest Territories Legislature, representing Banff, 1903; elected for same constituency to first Alberta Legislature 1905; Speaker of House at first session. Major 15th Light Horse. Married Helen Marjorie Powell, Ottawa, 1907. Address: Cochrane Alta. FISHER, Simeon W., Phm. B.—Druggist Born Toronto, Ont, May 21, 1874, son of Rev. S. W. and Mary Ingram. Educated high school, Dundas. Ont. * Toronto University; Ontario College of Pharmacy; Queen's University. Opened first drug store Vegreville, Alta., 1905. Established present business, 1907. Secretary-treasurer Ladner Board of Trade. Married Katherine Kennedy, Winchester, Ont, 1906; has two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: traveling. Address: Delta St, Ladner, B. C. RAYMOND FITZMAURICE FITZMAURICE, Raymond.—Real Estate, Insurance and Financial Broker. Member of Vernon Board of Trade. Born Queen's County, Ireland, July 23, 1877, son of Harman and Helena Fitzmaurice. Educated Dublin, Ireland. Employed uncle's estate office Irish Land Agency, 1894-1897. Came to Canada,"1896. Farming and stock raising Alberta, 1897- 1899. Came to British Columbia, 1899. Married Estelle Lambert, daughter of Rev. J. H. Lambert, Vernon, 1903; has one daughter. Clubs: Ranchers'; Country. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; K Recreations: shooting, fishing, servative; *| Anglican. Address: Lake, Vernon, B. C. of P. Con- Long ucated high school, Vankleek Hill; Toronto University. Came to Manitoba and engaged practice of profession, 1900. Served with Argenteuil Rangers of Quebec, 1898. Married Ida May Morrison, 1904; has one daughter. Societies: I. O. O. F.; American Yeomanry of World. Recreation: horses. Liberal; Protestant. Address: Brandon, Man. FITZPATRICK, Charles Alexander, D. D. S.—Dentist Smith Block. Brandon. Born Vankleek Hill. Ont., 1876, son of George K. and Eliza Fitzpatrick.. Ed- WILLIAM D. FLEET. FLEET, William D. — Manager Calgary Power Co., Ltd., Leeson and Line- ham Block, Calgary. Born Montreal, Que., Sept. 27, 1877, son of John and Annie Fleet Educated public and high schools, Montreal. In various capacities—Fred Thomson, Montreal, electrical repair shop, 1895-1896; Royal Electric Co., Montreal, 1896-1901; Lachine Rapids Hydraulic & Land Co., Montreal, 1901- 1904; City of Pictou, N. S., Constructing Engineer, 1904-1905. Electrical Superintendent Canadian Copper Co., Ltd., Copper Cliff, Ont, 1905-1911. Came to Alberta, 1911. Married Amelia Ballantyne, Montreal, 1901; has two sons and two daughters. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 907 Fifteenth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. FLEMING, Major John William. — Real Estate and Financial Agent, Brandon. Born Stanley, N. B., Feb. 25, 1868, son of Dr. Alexander and Louisa Fleming. Educated Wesleyan College. Came to Brandon, 1881: drug business with his father, 1885. Alderman City of Brandon ten years; elected Mayor for third term. 1911. Founder and first president Union of Manitoba Municipalities: this movement was followed by 175 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY other provinces and he saw the consummation of his idea when at Halifax. 1904, the provincial organization formed the Canadian Municipal Union. Served as lieutenant C. M. R.; captain E. Squadron, Manitoba Dragoons, 1903; now Major in command. Married Anna E. Matheson, 1892. Societies: C. O. F.; A. O. U. F; A. O. U. W. Liberal. Address: Brandon, Man. FLEWELLING, Abraham George. — Proprietor of the Pilot Mound Sentinel and of Gainsboro Post-News. Born Nichol Township, Wellington County, Ont, Feb. 20, 1863, son of Edward and Mary Metcalf Flewelling. Educated public and high schools. Apprentice with C. A. Shaw, Elora, 1884; journeyman printer Guelph Mercury, 1890-1898; foreman The Liberal, Tillsonburg, 1899- 1905. Came to Manitoba, 1905; bought Post-News, Gainsborough, Sask., 1906; bought Sentinel. Pilot Mound, 1911: Overseer, Gainsborough, 1910. Served as private, 30th Rifles, Elora, 1885- 1888. Society: L. O. L. Independent: Methodist. Address: Pilot Mound, Man. WILLIAM E. FLUMERFELT. FLUMERFELT, William E.—Real Estate Broker, 522 Pender St.. Vancouver. Director Vancouver Exhibition Association; first vice-president British Columbia School Trustees Association; treasurer "Made In Canada" fair, 1911. Born Markham, Ont, Oct. 27, 1860, son of George and Cynthia Barnes Flumerfelt. Educated high school, Markham. Boot and shoe business, Brandon and Portage la Prairie, 1886-1895. Came to British Columbia; manager Patterson Shoe Co., Vancouver, 1895-1897; business, Nanaimo, 1897-i901; returned to Vancouver, 1901; secretary-manager Tourist Association, Vancouver, 1905-1907; established present business, 1907; member Vancouver school board, 1908; chairman finance committee Vancouver school board, 1909; general chairman, 1910. Married Phoebe Flint, Ross, 1884; has three sons and one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: lacrosse, baseball. LiberaT; Methodist. Address: Vancouver, B. C. FORD, Frank, K. C, B. C. L., LL. B., D. C. L. — Of Emery, Newell, Ford, Bolton Sc Mount, Barristers, Canada Permanent Bldg., Edmonton. Born Toronto, March 4, 1873, son of James and Katherine Ford. Educated public schools; Ontario Academy; Trinity University. Law student Read, Read & Knight, Toronto, 1890. Private secretary and legal "devil" to D'Alton McCarthy, Q. C, M. P., 1893; member of firm Denton, Dods & Ford, 1897-1898; private secretary to Hon. A. S. Hardy, Premier and Attorney General of Ontario, 1898; on latter's retirement became private secretary to Hon. J. M. Gibson, Attorney General of Ontario, when made law clerk of that department; Solicitor to the Treasury, 1900- 1903; member firm McCarthy, Osier, Hoskin and Harcourt, 1903-1906; appointed Deputy Attorney General of Saskatchewan, 1906; resigned, 1910, to become member of present firm. Ex- Boy Scouts Commissioner (Saskatchewan) ; ex-Bencher Saskatchewan Law Society; created K. C. Saskatchewan, 1907; K. C. Ontario, 1910. Served as lientenant and captain 20th Regiment Lorne Rifles (Halton); major and lieutenant colonel in command 95th Saskatchewan Rifles. Married Nora Elizabeth Sampson, Toronto, 1899; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Assini- boiS; United Empire; Canadian Military Institute. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Delta Chi Greek Letter Society. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Edmonton. Alta. FORD, John W., M. D.—Physician and Surgeon, 544 Granville St, Vancouver. Born Huron County, Ont, Nov. 30, 1866, son of Samuel and Hannah Ford. Educated Collegiate Institute. St. Mary's;; Toronto University; post - graduate course New York Post-Graduate Hospital and Medical College. Taught school Essex; practiced Thorndale, 1894; engaged hospital work, London, England, previous to coming to British Columbia/ 1909. Physician to Vancouver Alexandra- Orphanage. Married Janet Bryden, 1894; has one son. Clubs: Vancouver; Commercial. Society: Vancouver Medical. Recreation: horses. Conservative. Address: 1230 Broadway, W., Vancouver. B. C. 176 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY ALFRED C. FLUMERFELT. FLUMERFELT, Alfred C. — Capitalist President Hastings Shingle Mfg. Co.; president International Coal & Coke Co.; president Royal Collieries Ltd.; president British Canadian Fire Insurance Co.; president Cranby Consolidated Mining, Smelting & Power Co., Ltd.; director Trusts and Guarantee Co., Ltd.; director British Northwest Insurance Co.; director Great West Life Assurance Co.; director Hutchinson Co., Ltd.; director Eastern Townships Bank; chairman board British American Trust Co.; director Cassidys Limited, Montreal. Born Markham, Ont, Sept 29, 1856, son of George and Cynthia Flumerfelt. Educated grammar school, Ontario. Whole sale boot and shoe business, Cobourg. 1875; removed to Winnipeg, 1879; sold out to Ames Holden & Co., and came to British Columbia as branch manager for that company, 1886. Became interested mining developments; member City Council; president Victoria Board of Trade for 10 years; life governor Vancouver and Winnipeg General Hospitals; director Jubilee Hospital; treasurer Protestant Orphans' Home; treasurer Royal Institution for Advancement of Learning; connected with Forestry Commission; quartermaster with rank of captain, Garrison Artillery. Married Ada Kilvington, Winnipeg, Man., 1881; has two daughters. Clubs: Union; Van- 177 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY couver; Jericho Country; Manitoba; Mount Royal; St James; Beaconsfield golf; Canadian. Recreation: golf. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 835 Pemberton St., Victoria, B. C. FOLEY, Joseph A.—President North Battleford Lumber Co., Ltd.; vice-president Saskatchewan and Battle River Loan & Development Co., Ltd. Born Freelton, Wentworth County, Ont, April 27, 1873, son of Thomas and Ellen Han- rahan Foley. Educated public schools, Freelton. Came to Saskatchewan, 1896; established present business, 1905; Mayor North Battleford, 1910-1911; served as Councillor, 1905-1909. Married Carrie A. Blain, 1905; has two sons and one daughter. Society: K. of P. Recreations: curling, bowling, hunting. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: North Battleford, Sask. E. FOLEY. BENNETT. FOLEY - BENNETT, Edward. — Of Foley-Bennett & Gibbons, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, Penticton. Born New Zealand, Feb. 7, 1867, son of William and Mary Bennett. Educated public and high schools, New Zealand. Farming New Zealand until 1898. Superintendent Dominion Yukon Gold Mining Co., 1898-1900. Mayor Penticton, 1909-1910- 1911; member Penticton Board of Trade; chairman License Commissioners, Penticton. Married Alice Maud Richardson, Yukon Ty., 1903; has two sons. Club: Turf, Penticton (president). Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: hunting, fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Penticton, B. C. ALVAH ERNEST FOREMAN, C. E, B. Sc. FOREMAN, Alvah, Ernest, C. E., B. Sc.—Consulting Hydraulic and Electrical Engineer, P. O. Drawer 149, North Vancouver. Born Cheapside, Ont, Dec. 28, 1878, son of Christopher F. and Elizabeth Ann Foreman. Game to British Columbia 1890. Educated public and high schools, Vancouver; McGill University. After graduating traveled one year; articled three years with firm, Toronto; secretary and manager Concrete Engineering and Construction Co., Ltd., two years; engineer in charge of construction of power dam, Revelstoke. Gold medalist, British Association exhibition at McGill University; chosen by Dr. R. Tait McKenzie as model for his statue of Modern College Athlete; took both Wickstead medals for athletics at McGill. Married Josephine Beatrice Pugsley, Toronto, 1908; has two son's. Clubs: University; North Vancouver. Societies: McGill Graduates' of British Columbia; Canadian Society of Civil Engineers. Recreations: riding, boating, tennis. Address: 125 Sixth St., W., North Vancouver, B. C. FORGET, Hon. Amedee Emmanuel.— Ex-Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan. Born Marieville, Que., Nov. 12, 1847, son of Jeremie and Marie Grenette Forget. Educated Marieville College; studied law under late Hon. J. A. Chap- leau. Called to Quebec bar, 1871; secretary of the Council Bar of Montreal; secretary Manitoba Half-Breed Commission, 1875; clerk of the Council and secretary to Lieutenant Governor Laird, Northwest Territories, 1876; clerk of 178 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Assembly, Regina; commissioner for settlement of half-breed claims, 1885; assistant commissioner Indian affairs for Manitoba and Northwest Territories, 1888; president of Incorporated Soldiers* and Sailors' Help Society, 1902; member public board of education, 1893; Indian commissioner, 1895; Lieutenant Governor of Northwest Territories, 1898-1905; first Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, 1905-1910. Removed to Banff, 1910. Married Henriette Drolet, Montreal, 1876. Liberal; Roman Catholic Address: Banff, Alta. FORGET, Madame A. E.—Born St. Hyacinthe, Que., Sept 29, 1853, daughter of Lieutenant Colonel C. E. and Helene Drolet Educated Hochelaga Convent, Montreal. Hon. president Daughters of the Empire; National Council of Women. Married Hon. A. E. Forget ex- Lieutenant Governor of Saskatchewan, 1876. Address: Banff, Alta. FORIN, His Honour John Andrew.— Judge of County Court of West Kootenay; Senior County Court Judge British Columbia. Born-Belleville, Ont., July 20, 186L son of John and Jane Forin. Educated Albert College; Osgoode Hall. County Court Judge since 1896. Publications: Essays on legal and sociological subjects. Married May Dunn, 1895; has two sons and two daughters. Served with Queen's Own Rifles, Northwest Rebellion, 1885 (medal and clasp). Clubs: Vancouver; Rossland. Recreations: cricket golf, curling, fishing, skating, boating. Address: Nelson B. C. FORKS, Robert.—Farmer. Born Berwickshire, Scotland, April 10, 1860, son of George and Isabella Forke. Educated public schools, Westruther, Scotland. Came to Manitoba and took up land, 1882. Unsuccessful candidate for.Virden, Manitoba Legislature, 1909; instrumental getting municipal telephone system for Pipestone. Married Elma C. MacGregor, Reston, Man., 1892; has three daughters. Recreation: reading. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Pipestone, Man. i FORMAN, James. — Of Heisterman, Forman & Co., Real Estate Brokers, 1207 Government St.; Victoria; director Simon Leiser & Co., Ltd; director Bakeries, Ltd. Born Londonderry, N. S., July 8, 1860, son of Robert and Louisa Forman. Educated Horton, N. S., and Sack- ville N. B. Commenced career Nova Scotia; subsequently New York and Germany. Came to British Columbia, 1890. Society: A. F. & A. M. Address: 1216 Rockland Ave., Victoria, B. C. FORREST, S. H., B. A.—Of Boswell & Forrest, Barristers, Souris. Born Renfrew, Ont, Feb. 17, 1873, son of Samuel and Catherine Forrest Educated Manitoba College. Taught school Hartney, Souris and Brandon; later studied law and called to Manitoba bar. Practiced Souris since 1907; member of Souris School Board; solicitor for town of Souris; member of Hartney lacrosse team, champions of Manitoba 1898. Married Grace Helena Woodhull, Hartney, 1899; has four daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations:, curling, lacrosse, outdoor sports. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Souris, Man. FORSTER, Frederick George.—Rancher. Publisher, of Medicine Hat Printing and Publishing Co., Ltd., 399 Main St., Medicine Hat. Born Toronto Township, Peel County, Ont., Jan. 5, 1870. son of William and Zippy Forster. Educated high school, Listowel. Printer's devil, Listowel, 1884. Came to Medicine Hat 1888. Alderman and chairman of Finance Committee; served as school trustee three years; Alderman ten years; Mayor two years. Married Evaline Catherine Perrin, Listowel, Ont.; has three sons. Club: Cypress. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; R. A. M.: K. T. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 427 Montreal St., Medicine Hat, Alta. H. T. W. FORSTER. FORSTER, H. T. W.—Financial Agent, 368 Toronto St., Medicine Hat; owner of Alberta Safe & Lock Co., Ltd.; member Medicine Hat Board of Tra^de. Born Brampton, Ont., April 24, 1881, son of James W. and Maria Preston Forster. Educated high school, Brampton. With Bell Telephone Co., Toronto, 1900-1903; saw mill, Crows Nest, 1903-1904; director Medicine Hat Lumber Co., 1904- 1907; established present business, 1907. Married Augusta Kennedy, daughter of Joseph Kennedy Godfrey, Ont, 1908; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. (secretary, 1910). Liberal; Methodist Address: Medicine Hat. Alta. 179 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY FORSYTH, George. — Manager South Saskatchewan branch of Massey-Harris Co., Ltd., South Railway St, Regina. Born Capetown, Wellington County, Ont., June 29, 1849, son of William and Fanny Forsyth. Educated public schools St George. With Winnipeg branch of A. Harris, Son & Co., Brantford, 1882-1894; assistant manager Winnipeg branch, 1894-1903; manager Regina, of firm now known as Massey-Harris Co., Ltd., since 1903. Married Eliza Snowball, Port ArT thur, Ont., 1895; has one son and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: baseball, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 2078 Hamilton St.. Regina, Sask. FORSYTH, Herbert C. B. — Barrister and Solicitor, Lineham Block, Calgary; director Guaranty Loan & Investment Co., Ltd. Born Macduff, Scotland, March 30, 1879, son of Charles F. and Agnes Forsyth. Educated public schools, Macduff; Aberdeen University. Practiced Aberdeen, 1902-1908. Came to Alberta, 1907; practiced High River, Alta., 1908-1910; Calgary since 1910. Married Jessie Bruce, 1910; has one son. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: music. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 1719 Second St, N. W., Calgary, Alta. FORTIN, Margaretta Elizabeth. — (Wife of Rev. Octave Fortin, D. D., Archdeacon of Winnipeg.) Born Montreal, daughter of Edward Stayner Freer and Mary Raymond Stevens (Freer). Educated private school, Montreal (medallist). Came to Manitoba, 1875. President Church of England Woman's Auxiliary, Diocese of Rupert's Land, for many years. Married Rev. Octave Fortin, 1874; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Women's Canadian; Women's Musical; Western Art Association (has held office in each). Anglican. Address: Holy Trinity Rectory, Winnipeg, Man. FORTIN, Ven. Octave, B. A., D. D.— Archdeacon and Rector Holy Trinity, Winnipeg, since 1875. Born Quebec, Jan. 5, 1842, son of William and Sophia Fortin. Educated St. John's College; Bishop's College., Lennoxville; McGill University. Ordained deacon, 1865; priest, 1866; after spending a year in England, for C. and C. C. S., became assistant minister Trinity Church, Montreal, where remained until 1875; professor of St. John's College, and examiner of Manitoba University. Married Margaretta Elizabeth Freer, 1874; has two sons and three daughters. Address: Holy Trinity Rectory, Winnipeg. Man. FOSTER, Jonathan Wilson. — Proprietor of Fit Reform; agents for Fit Reform Clothing and Burberry, London, England, 333 Hastings St., W., Vancouver. Born Portsmouth, England, March 26, 1870, son of Jonathan and Jane JONATHAN WILSON FOSTER. Welch Foster. Came to Canada, 1870. Educated public schools, Cookstown, Ont. Came to British Columbia 1896. Clothing business, Vancouver, 1906-1909; purchased present business, 1909. Married Frances Louise Sexsmith, Vancouver, 1904; has one daughter. Society: I. O. F. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 1347 Thurlow St. Vancouver. B. C. WILLIAM GARLAND FOSTER. FOSTER, William Garland. — Editor and manager The Daily News, Nelson; member of Council, Nelson Board of Trade. Born Carleton County, Ont. April 25, 1879, son of Benjamin and Ellen Garland Foster. Educated public schools, Carleton County; Collegiate Institute, Ottawa. Reporter Ottawa Free Press, 1898-1900; worked on Winnipeg Telegram, 1900-1906; managing editor, 1905-1906; editor Evening Review, Portage la Prairie, Man., 1906-1907; news editor Colonist, Victoria, 1907-1908; editor Nelson Daily News since 1908. Clubs: Nelson; Vancouver Press. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Nelson, B. C. 180 WHO'S WHO, AND WHS- JAMES C. FOSTER, JR. FOSTER, James C-, Jr.—General ager Foster Realty Co., Calgary, offices Toronto, Ont; Edmonton, Nelson. B. C: and Winnipeg, Man Man- with Alta; Born Ohio, u. S., Nov. 25, 1883. Educated Ohio State University. Civil Engineer, United States, 1905-1907; established present business, 1908. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 1007 Fourth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. 181 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY 1 FOWLER, Frank Oliver. — Manager Winnipeg Grain & Produce Clearing House Association, 422 Grain Exchange. Winnipeg. Born Huron County, Ont, Dec. 14, 1861, son of William O. and Helen Fowler. Educated high school Wingham. With Fowler & Anderson, Wingham, 1875-1880; farmer Brandon. 1880; present business since 1901. Member Manitoba Legislature for South Brandon, 1897-1903. Secretary Northwest Grain Growers' Association. Alderman Winnipeg, 1907-1910. Married Elizabeth Nicol, 1887; has three sons and two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country; Brandon. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreations: golf, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Winnipeg, Man. SAMUEL S. FOWLER, E. M., A. B. FOWLER, Samuel S., E. M., A. B.— Mining Engineer. Director Nelson Iron Works; director Sunset Mills., Ltd. Born New York, N. Y., Oct. 28, 1860, son of Azro and Louisa Fowler. Educated Columbia University. Civil engineer, New York, 1885-1886; assistant superintendent Iron Hill Mining & Milling Co., 1886-1888; superintendent International Smelting Works, El Paso, Texas, 1888- 1889. Came to British Columbia, 1889. Superintendent Golden Mining & Smelting Co., Golden, B. C, 1890-1892; deputy commissioner charge of British Columbia Mineral and Mining Exhibit at Worlds Fair, Chicago, 1893; chief engineer London & British Columbia Gold Fields, Ltd., 1896, and subsidiary companies to date; manager Bluebell and other mines. Established in Nelson since 1896. Married Frances Hedley, daughter of William Hedley, Halifax/ N. S., 1902; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Union, Victoria; Engineers Club, New York. Societies: American Electro Chemical; I. M. & M., London, England; A. I. M. E., of America; Min. & Met. Society; Canadian Min. Inst., Montreal (past president). Conservative. Address: Nelson, B. C. FOX, Cecil Croker. — Of Maclure & Fox, Arcitects, 744 Hastings St. Van-, couver. Born Falmouth, England, Nov. 14, 1879, son of G. C. and Mary Fox. Educated Malvern College, England. Pupil of A. Waterhouse and C. F. A. Voysey, London, England. Came to British Columbia, 1898. Present partnership formed, 1905, with offices Victoria and Vancouver. Clubs: Vancouver; Western* Jericho Country; Canadian. Recreations: yachting, golf. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1540 Alberni St., Vancouver, B. C. FOX, C. L.—Of The Fox Bros. Cereal Milling & Feed Co., Ltd., 975 Westminster Ave., Vancouver. Born Windsor. Ont, May 16, 1877, son of Thomas and Diana Fox. Educated Boissevain. Came to British Columbia, 1900: established present business, 1903. . Married Alice Maud Donovan, Seattle, Wash. Society: C. O. F. Recreation: motoring. Address: 978 Granville St., Vancouver, B. C. FOX, Ernest Adams.—Manager Canadian Bank of Commerce North Battleford. Born Lucan, Ont, June 24, 1872, son of Leonard and Jane Fox. Educated public school, and Collegiate Institute, Lucan. Junior clerk. Canadian Bank of Commerce, Parkhill, 1890; held important positions in London, Montreal, and Seaforth Branches; appointed manager, Ponoka, 1905; president Children's'Aid Society; president North Battleford Board of Trade, 1910-1911. Married Frances Trebilcock, 1899; has one son and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. (Scottish Rite). Recreations: golf, tennis. Anglican. Address: North Battleford. Sask. FOX-DECENT, Thomas.—Real Estate and Financial Agent Notary Public, Empress Bldg., Winnipeg; interested In South African, Australian and Egyptian mines; Mexican rubber; Canadian and American oil. Born Sydney, New South Wales, Aug. 24. 1878, son of Joseph H. and Maria Kimberley Decent. Educated privately; Sydney high school. Clerk for his father, importing business, Sydney, 182 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY THOMAS FOX-DECENT. 1897-1898; subsequently private secretary to H. E. Kenny, Opposition Whip, Legislative Assembly, Perth, W. A. Served with Queensland Mounted Infantry, South African War, 1900-1902; chief clerk, Transvaal Civil Service, Compensation Department and Staff Office for Receipts, Pretoria District, 1902-1904; returned to London and engaged on stock exchange. Came to Winnipeg and established present business, 1906. Married Florence Edith Norman, Epsom, England; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Royal Colonial Institute, London. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: yachting, polo. Conservative. Member Tariff Reform League and of Anti-Socialist Union of Great Britain. Address: 404 Bredalbane Block, Winnipeg, Man. FRAME, Joseph Fulton, LL. B.— Of Frame, Secord & McMurchy, Barristers. Whitmore Bldg., Regina. Born Maitland, Hants County, N. S., Dec 26, 1866, son of Archibald Frame ex-M. P. P. and Emma E. Frame. Educated Dalhousie College, Halifax. Taught school near Maitland, 1885. Called to Nova Scotia Bar, 1890. Came to Regina. 1906; acted as Deputy to Attorney General of Saskatchewan; member of firm McKenzie & Brown, 1907; withdrew and formed present partnership, 1910. Married Margaret A. Thompson, Oxford, N. S., 1902; has one daughter. Club: Canadian. Recreation: shooting. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 2159 Osier St, Regina, Sask. FRAMPTON. Albert Tom, F. R. G. 8. —Timber and Financial Broker, Pemberton Bldg.. Victoria Born Dorset England, July 31, 1861. son of Commander Thomas Wens Frampton and grandson of Thomas Frampton, naval veteran who ALBERT TOM FRAMPTON. served with distinction in the Napoleonic wars, twice successfully running blockade at Bordeaux, relieving British fleet Educated privately and King's College, London. Clerk, Barclays (Ash- by's) Banking Co., 1879; founded Sweetmeat Automatic Delivery Co., London, and other pehny-in-slot machines. Fellow of Royal Geographical Society, London, and Institute of Directors, London. Came to British Columbia and established present business, 1906. Married Maud M. Chapman, youngest daughter of John Chapman, M. I. M. E., Windsor, England, 1886; has three sons and three daughters. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Victoria, B. C. FRASER, Allan Campbell.-—Manager Merchants Bank of Canada Edmonton. Born Stonewall, Man., May 29, 1878, son of Angus and Catherine Matheson Fraser, decendants of Selkirk Settlers, Kildonan, 1812. Educated- public schools. Clerk, Ray, Street & Co., private bankers, Fort William, 1891; Merchants Bank of Canada Winnipeg, 1894; accountant Merchants Bank, Edmonton, 1898; manager of same since 1902. President Royal Alexandra Hospital, Edmonton. Married Mabel McLean, 1906; has one son and one daughter. Club: Edmonton. Society: St. Andrew's. Recreations: curling, golf. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 640 Thirteenth St., Edmonton, Alta FRAMPTON, William Robert, C. E.— Of The Canadian National Estates, Ltd., Consulting Engineer, 39 Bank of Hamilton Chambers, Vancouver; manager Bon- 183 WILLIAM ROBERT FRAMPTON. anza Alaska Mining Co. Born Trinity. Nfld., Nov. 25, 1879, son of William and Christina Morris Frampton. Educated Montreal. Served with 2nd C. M. R., South Africa, 1901-1902, (Queen's medal and three clasps). On survey work, C. N. R. location, Saskatoon line, 1902; with the Guggenheims, Colorado and Nevada, 1902-1903; prospecting and surveying, Alaska, 1903-1905; engineering, Spokane International Ry., locating Idaho, 1906; engineering Alaska, 1907. Settled British Columbia, 1908. Married Sara Farmer, Nanaimo, 1911. Recreations: boating, fishing. Anglican. Address: 1733 Seventh Ave., E., Vancouver, B. C. FRASER, Arthur Matheson.—Barrister (retired); director Standard Trust Co.; director Northwestern Investment Co.; member local board. Life Association of Scotland. Born Edinburgh, Scotland, March 3, 1852, son of Margaret Jane and Arthur Fraser, British Consul at Batavia East Indies. Educated Trinity College, Cambridge; Edinburgh Academy. Barrister-at-law, Lincoln's Inn, London, 1876. Came to Winnipeg, 1898. Married Mary Gordon, of Manor, Aberdeenshire, 1877; has two sons and five daughters. Club: Canadian. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: The Bon Accord, Main and Logan Sts., Winnipeg. Man. DANIEL ROBERT FRASER. FRASER, Daniel Robert.—President D. R. Fraser & Co., Ltd.. Manufacturers of Lumber and Dealers Jn Building Materials, 201 Namayo Ave., Edmonton. President Alberta Milling Co., Ltd.; president Edmonton Pressed Brick Co., Ltd.; di- retor Edmonton Boom Co., Ltd. Born Edinburgh, Scotland, Aug. 26, 1851, son of Donald and Alexandrina Fraser. Educated public schools, Blyth, Ont., Carpenter and joiner for Hugh Sutherland on public works, Battleford, 1876-1879; member of "firm of Hardisty & Fraser, flour and saw mills. Edmonton, 1881- 1889; in business as D. R. Fraser, 1889- 1898; in partnership with A. R. Macdonald, 1898-1904; present firm incorporated, 1904; member of first Town Council, Edmonton, 1892; Councillor continually until incorporated as city, 1905; Alderman, 1905-1909. Married Jane McCann, Vankleek Hill, Ont, 1891; has four sons. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 136 Cliff St., Edmonton, Alta. ERASER, John Anderson, M. L. A.— General Merchant. Born Shakespeare, Ont. April 4, 1866, son of John and Jessie Fraser. Educated public schools; Stratford Collegiate Institute. Taught school, Ontario, two years; British Columbia three years. Official administrator county court district of Cariboo, 1896-1909. Represents Cariboo, British Columbia Legislature. Part owner Northern Interior Printing Co. Married Ursula C. C. Smith, 1894; has one son ana one daughter. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Quesnel, B. C. 184 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY JOSEPH DIX FRASER. FRASER, Joseph Dix.—General Manager, Atikokan Iron Company, Ltd., owners and operators of iron mines, manufacturers of coke, pig iron, etc., Port Arthur. Born New Glasgow N. S., March 16, 1872, son of Graham and Charlotte Dix Fraser. Educated public schools, Nova Scotia; Technical and Metallurgical College, Philadelphia. Chemist, New Glasgow Iron, Coal Sc Ry. Co., Ferrona, N. S., 1892; superintendent 1894; manager Nova Scotia Steel Co., Sydney mines, 1899; assistant managing director, Nova Scotia Steel Sc Coal Co., 1901-1903; assistant director of works, Dominion Iron & Steel Co., 1904-1906; general manager Atikokan Iron Co., since 1908. Married Clara MacKay, daughter of Dr. D. G. MacKay, Summerside, P. E. I., 1897; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. (Royal Arch) Knight Templar and Shriner- Recreations: hunting, fishing. Presbyterian. Address: Port Arthur, Ont FRASER, Maxwell Donald.—Real Estate and Financial Broker, 1229 Ninth Ave., E., Calgary. President, Calgary Woodworkers, Ltd.; Calgary Hardware Stores Ltd.; Seabloom Fraser Contracting Co., Ltd. Born London, Ont. Oct 16, 1879, son of Dr. John M. and Sarah B. Wilson Fraser. Educated Collegiate Institute, London. Clerk, Merchants Bank of Canada, London, 1897; London, Chatham, Windsor and other branches; manager, 1905; interested lands, Mexico, 1905-1909. 1909; secretary treasurer, Canadian Equipment & Supply Co., 1909-1910. Served, Bankers Co., 7th Fusiliers, London, Ont.; Captain 24th Regiment Cor- rland. in lumber and Came to Alberta onation Contingent to London, Enj 1902; Captain in 24th Regiment, 1903- 1905; member Calgary Board of Trade; MAXWELL DONALD FRASER. member of executive, Calgary Conservative Association. Clubs: Golf; Country; Tennis; Automobile. Recreations: tennis, golf, outdoor sports. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 807 13th Ave., W-, Calgary, Alta. RODERICK L. FRASER. FRASER Roderick L., M. D.—Physician and Surgeon. Born Kincardine, Ont., Dec. 17, 1859, son of William and Dol- lina McLeod Fraser. Educated Kincardine, Collingwood, St. Catharines. Taught school, Ontario. Came "to British Columbia, 1884; deputy quarantine officer; previously city medical health officer. Married Elizabeth Thomson, Saanich, B. C.; has one son and one daughter. Club: Union. Society: A. F. & A. M. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 1005 Douglas St., Victoria, B. C. 185 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY 11 FRAZIER, Percy.—Financial Broker, Winch Bldg., Vancouver. President Union Finance Co., Ltd.; secretary treasurer North Vancouver Light, Heat & Gas Power Co., Ltd. Born Joliet, 111.. June 10, 1884, son of Richard and Mary Jane Frazier. Educated Joliet school; Vancouver public schools. Came to British Columbia, 1894; in wholesale grocery, subsequently wholesale meats and provisions. Married Margaret L. McNair, 1907. Recreations: hunting, fishing and automobiling. Address: St., Vancouver, B. C. 1360 Harwood , Master Mariner. A, S. French Auto W., Vancou- Taxicab French Co.; Tug June Cyn- FRENCH, Austin S —Managing Director, Co., Ltd., 1027 Pender St., ver; director, Columbia secretary-treasurer G. H. Boat Co. Born Harriston, Ont, 8, 1877, son of George Henry and thia Hilda French. Educated public and high schools, Ontario and New Westminster. Came to British Columbia, 1890. Master Mariner, G. H. French Tug Boat Co., 1903-1908; established present business, 1909. Married Mildred Catherine Scott, 1897; has two sone and two daughters. Clubs: Vancouver; Commercial. Address: 1774 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. FRIPP, George M.—President Boundary Trust and Investment Co., Ltd., Grand Forks. Born Fredericton Junction, N. B., Aug. 31, 1874, son of John and Emily Fripp. Educated public and high schools, Woodstock, N. Royal Bank of Canada Grand Coleman, Alta, 1889-1902; British America Trust Co., with present company since 1908. Mayor, Grand Forks, 1908-1909. Married Clara M. Wood, 1904," (deceased); has one daughter. Recreations: tennis, shooting. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Grand Forks, B. C. B. Clerk, Forks and manager, 1902-1908; FRIPP, Robert Mackay, F. R. I. B. A., F. S. A.—Architect, Pender St., Vancouver. Born Clifton, England. Dec. 16, 1858, son of George Arthur Fripp, R. W. S. (some time Court Painter to the Prince Consort and late Queen Victoria), and Mary Fripp. Educated Belsize Manor; Lansing College, England. Architect. Auckland. N. Z., 1884. Came to British Columbia, 1888. Lecturer on Art and Archaeology; author of essays on Arts and Crafts, Maori Art. etc.; Fellow of Royal Institute of British Architects, 1901; certificated architect. State of California, 1906; Fellow Royal Society of Arts. 1910. Travelled South Africa, 1878-1879; Eastern India, 1879- 1880: Europe, 1880-1881; Australia, Tasmania New Zealand, 1881-1888; New Zealand re-visited, 1896-1898\ returned to British Columbia, 1898; England and California, 1901-1908; returned to Vancouver, 1908. Married Christina Nichol. Auckland, N. Z.; has two sons and two daughters. Address: 2061 Beach Ave., Vancouver, B. C. FROST, Anson Carr, M. D.—Physician and Surgeon, High and Third Ave., Ladysmith. Born Granby, Que., Feb. 9, 1878. son of Henry Gardner and Louisa Jane Frost Educated Montreal Collegiate Institute. Drug clerk Montreal, 1895; student McGill College 1899; graduated as physician and surgeon, 1903. Came to Ladysmith as assistant to H. J. Wasson, M. D.; took over Dr. Wasson's practice, 1906. Physician and surgeon to the Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir, Ltd.), and Tyee Copper Co. of Ladysmith. City.| Medical Health Officer of Ladysmith. Married Lila Maud Coburn, Nanaimo, 1907; has two sons. Societies: A. F. & A. M-; I. O. O. F; A. O. F; Eagles. Recreations: football, lacrosse, baseball. Address: Ladysmith, B. C. FRY, Alfred G. — Manager, Bank of British North America, Winnipeg. Born Quebec, March 9, 1868, son of Henry Fry. Educated Bishop's Collegiate School, Lennoxville. Entered Bank of British North America 1885; appointed manager, Winnipeg branch, 1909. Address: 121 Betourney St., Winnipeg, Man. FRY, James Bird.—Manager and Su*§ perintendent, Pacific Lime Co., Ltd., Van Anda, Texada Island. Born Lansing. Iowa, Sept. 26, 1865, son of John N. and Sarah Fry. Educated public schools, Lansing. Contractor and builder of lime kilns, San Juan County, Cal., 1884. Came to British Columbia, 1900. Married Emma Smith, Hillsboro. Ore.; has four sons and one daughter. Societies: I. O. O. F.; A. O. U. W. Recreation: yachting. Anglican. Address: Blubber Bay, Texada Island, B. C. FULLER, Aubrey T., M. D., C. M., B A.—Physician. Born Truro, N. S-, Feb. 4, 1875, son of George and Rachael Fuller. Educated high school, Truro; Mount Allison University. Practiced Canso, N. S., 1901. Came to British Columbia, 1903. Served with Prince of Wales Fusiliers, Montreal. Married Louise Dunham, 1906; has one son and one daughter. Recreations: shooting, fishing and mountain climbing. Liberal. Address: 1055 Broadway, W., Vancouver, B. C. FULLERTON, Charles Percy, LL. B.— Of Aikins, Robson. Fullerton & Coyne, Barristers, 221 McDermot Ave.. Winnipeg. Born Amherst N. S., July 18, 1870, 186 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY son of William M. and Lucil Fullerton. Educated Dalhousie University. Practiced Halifax, 1895; Sydney, C. B., 1900- 1906; Mayor Sydney, 1903. Came to Winnipeg, 1906, and joined present firm. Married Elizabeth Sadie Ferguson, Sydney, C. B.; 1903; has three daughters. Club: Carleton. Recreations: tennis and yachting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 96 Maryland St., Winnipeg, Man. FULTON, Hon. F. J., B A., X. C.— Barrister. Born Bedlington, England, Dec 8, 1862, son of Alexander and Barbara Fulton. Educated Cambridge. Solicitor, England, 1887. Came to British Columbia, 1889. Elected to British Columbia Legislature. 1900, 1903, 1907; Attorney General and Chief Commissioner of Lands; President of the Council; Provincial Secretary, in administrations, 1903-1909, when resigned. Engaged private practice; Official Administrator; judge of court of revisions, 1890-1900. President Western Canada Irrigation Association. Married Winnifred M. Davie Victoria Recreations: hunting and shooting. Conservative. Address: Kamloops, B. C. FUTCHER, Frederick Adolphus.—Director and Local Manager R. V. Winch & Co., Ltd., Temple Bldg., Victoria. Born Salisbury, England, April 28, 1878 son of Thomas Stephen and Emily Flora Futcher. Educated Kentish Town School. London. Came to British Columbia, 1899. With R. V. Winch & Co., Ltd., since 1894. Notary public; Vice Consul for Norway. Married Eveline Irene Nicholson, Victoria, 1903; has two sons. Club: Pacific. Recreations: canoeing, fishing, shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 508 Dallas Road, Victoria, B. C. FYLES, Rev. William Adolphus, B. A. —Field Secretary and General Superintendent of Sunday Schools, Diocese of Rupert's Land. Born Iron Hillj Brome County, Que., Dec 30, 1864, son of Mary Myers and Rev. Thomas William Fyles. D. C. L, F. L. S., S. P. C. K. of Hull, Que. Educated high school, Sweetsburg, Diocesan Theological College; McGill University (gold medalist classics, 1886). Ordained by Archbishop Bond, Montreal. 1889; charge, Chelsea. 1889-1891; Quyon, 1891-1898; Cote St. Pauls and Verdeur. 1898-1901; rector, Huntingdon, 1901-1904: came to Manitoba, 1904; rector, Bins- earth, 1904-1907; appointed to present charge, 1907. Married Lily Manning, (deceased, 1897). daughter of late Wm. Manning, Barbados, W. I. 1889; has two sons and two daughters. Married Susan Josephine Gilmore Montreal, 1900; has one son and two daughters. Society: I. O. F. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 624 Crescent Ave., Portage la Prairie. Man. FYNES-CLINTON, Henry Glynne, B. A. Oxon.—Rector of St James Church, Vancouver, since 1885. Born Nottinghamshire, England, Sept. 4, 1854, son of Henry and Sarah Catherine Fynes-Clin- ton. Educated Keble College, Oxford. Address: 309 Cordova St, Vancouver, B. C. THOMAS MAXWELL FYSHE. FY SHE, Thomas Maxwell, B. Be—Of Walker-Fyshe Co., Ltd., Engineers and General Contractors, Montreal, 7 Crown Bldg., Calgary; manager, Ambrusen Hydraulic Construction Co. of Canada; president, Fyshe Martin & Co., Ltd.; Northwest Drilling Co.; Northwest Gas Appliance Co., Ltd.; vice-president, Riverside Lumber Co., Ltd.; director, Record Foundry Sc Machine Co., Ltd. Born Halifax, Sept 7, 1883, son of Thomas Fyshe. Educated Germany and Canada; McGill University. Engaged, bridge building with Waddell Sc Hedrick, Kansas City, Mo.; with R. S. Lea, Montreal; construction work after earthquake, West Indies, 1907-1909. Calgary, since 1909. Served as Captain, 5th Royal Highlanders. Married Olive Bayne, 1910. Club: Ranchmen's; Golf; Country; Mount Royal Golf, Montreal; Beaconsfield Golf, Montreal. Societies: American Society of Civil Engineers; Canadian Society of Civil Engineers; Institute of Civil Engineers. Address: 605 14th Ave., W., Calgary, Alta 187 OSWALD BAYNES FYSH FYSH, Oswald Baynes.—Auctioneer. Real Estate Agent and Farmer. Born London, Ont., June 6, 1857, son of Henry and Eliza Anne Fysh. Educated Old Union public schools, London. Druggist, London, 1874; clerk grain warehouse, California, 1875. Came to Moose Jaw. and engaged implement business, 1883; established present business, 1889. Owns 640 acres one mile from city. Alderman, Moose Jaw, 1885-1892; city clerk. 1892-1896; member public school board. 1898-1904; Alderman, 1911-1912. Unsuccessful candidate for Moose Jaw to Saskatchewan Legislature, 1905. Delegate of Moose Jaw Grain Growers' Association. School; St. John's College; Manitoba University. Came to Canada, 1894; teacher, Diocese of Saskatchewan, 1894; divinity student Diocese of Rupert's Land, 1897; ordained Deacon for Diocese of Calgary, 1901; appointed to present living, 1910. Married Hattie May Van Buskirk, Lunenburg, N. S., 1901; has six sons. Society: A. O. U. W. Recreation: Scoutmaster of Troop A, Calgary Boy Scouts. Independent; Anglican. Address: St. John's Rectory, 813 Tewlfth St, E., Calgary, Alta. Ottawa, 190, tmg through , when instrumental get parliament certain amend ments to Manitoba Grain Act. gration Delegate of Dominion ment at various places Great 1903. Married Grace Theresa Moose Jaw, 1887; has eight three daughters. Society: I. Immi- Govern- Britain, Cowan. sons and O. O. F. Recreation: baseball, terian. Address: 66 Moose Jaw, Sask. Liberal; Athabaska Presby St., E. GAGE, John Charles.—Vice-president International Elevator Co., Ltd.; vice- president and manager Consolidated Elevator Co., Ltd., 404 Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Minneapolis, Minn., Feb. 25, 1876, son of James Edward and Elizabeth Gage. Educated public schools. Grain business, Minneapolis, 1894. Came to Winnipeg, 1903. Married Mary Louise Russell, Jamestown, N. D., 1902; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Manitoba. Address: 83 Kingsway, Winnipeg, Man. GALE, Gervase Edward.—Rector of St. John the Evangelist Church, Calgary. Born St. Austell, Cornwall, England, Feb. 12, 1875, son of William and Hannah Jenkins Gale. Educated St. Charles W. H. T. GAHAN. GAHAN, William Henry Townsend.— Barrister and Solicitor. Born Toronto, Aug. 18, 1879, son of Dr. Beresford Townsend and Fanny Gray Gahan. Came to British Columbia as a boy. Educated private schools, Vancouver, and Toronto. Called to British Columbia Bar, 1903, and for some time previous to coming to Penticton, practiced Vancouver. Solicitor for a number of large corporations. Married Gwendolyn Mary Clegg, Priory Park, Ulverston, England. 1909; has one son. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: boating, hunting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Penticton, B. C. GALER, Homer N.—President British American Trust Co., 198 Hastings St., Vancouver; vice-president International Coal & Coke Co., Coleman; vice-president Royal Collieries Co., Ltd., Lethbridge. Born Dunham, Que., Sept. 17, 1886, son of J. N. Galer. Educated Dunham and Boston. Banker Cowans- ville, Que. In business some time, Coleman, Alta., where was Mayor. Came to 188 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY British Columbia, 1899. Clubs: Terminal City; Spokane; Chinook. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: horses, motoring. Address: Hotel Vancouver, Vancouver, B. C. WALTER STUART GALBRAITH. GALBRAITH, Walter Stuart, M. D., C. M.—Physician. Born Guelph, Ont, Aug. 1, 1866, son of Francis William and Jane Eliazbeth Galbraith. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Guelph; McGill University. Came to Alberta 1891; practiced Lethbridge, since 1899; member of firm, Mewburn & Galbraith, 1902; practicing alone since 1907. Senator, University of Alberta; Governor, Alberta College; member Lethbridge Board of Health; president, Y. M. C. A.; vice-president Alebrta Medical Association. Mayor, Lethbridge 1907; member Lethbridge "school board since 1903. Married Matilda S. Gallinger, has one son and two daughters. Chinook. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M. O. F. Liberal; Methodist Address: Third Ave., S., Lethbridge, Alta. 1902, Club: ; c. 914 GALLAGHER, William H.—Real Estate and Financial Agent, 448 Pender St, Vancouver. Secretary treasurer British Columbia Pressed Brick Co., Ltd.; director Vancouver Clear Cedar Lumber Co., Ltd. Born Adjalo Township, Simcoe County, Ont, Sept. 9, 1864, son of Robert I. and Lucinda Sommerville Gallagher. Educated Toronto. Came to British Columbia 1886. Alderman, Vancouver, 1897. Married Esther Chapman, Milton, Ont, 1899. Club: Vancouver Ath letic (director). Society: I. O. O. F. Recreation: horses. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 1935 Comox St, Vancouver, B. C. HON. WILLIAM ALFRED GALLIHER. GALLIHER, Hon. William Alfred.— Judge of Court of Appeal for British Columbia. Born Bruce County, Ont., May 21, 1860, son of Francis and Sarah Gal- liher. Educated public and high schools, Walkerton and Collegiate Institute, Collingwood. Called to bars of Manitoba, North West Territories and British Columbia. Elected to House of Commons, 1900; re-elected, 1904; appointed one of first judges of the British Columbia Court of Appeal, 1909. Address: Victoria, B. C. GALLINGER, Claude.—Of Crafts, Lee & Gallinger, Real Estate Brokers, 236 Jasper Ave., E., Edmonton. Director To- field Coal Co., Ltd. Born McDonald's Corners, Ont, Oct. 5, 1881, son of Jacob and Margaret Gallinger. Educated public schools. Carne to Alberta 1899; bookkeeper, Ross Bros., 1899; present business since 1905. Married Alice H. Crafts, Edmonton, 1908; has one son. Presbyterian. Address: 460 Fourth St., Edmonton, Alta. GALLOWAY, Herbert P. H., M. D., C. M.—Surgeon (specialist in orthopedic surgery). Born Hawkesville, Ont, July 20, 1866, son of William and Mary Galloway. Educated Toronto. Practiced, Toronto, 1887. Came to Winnipeg, 1905. Orthopedic surgeon, Winnipeg General Hospital; lecturer orthopedic surgery, 189 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Manitoba Medical College. Member American Orthopedic Association; Winnipeg Medico-Chirurgical Society. Married Charlotte Elsie Sanderson, Toronto-f 1889; has two daughters. Independent; Methodist. Address: 661 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. GALT, Alexander Casimir, B. A., X. C. —Of Tupper, Gait, Tupper, Minty & McTavish, Barristers, Union Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Toronto, March 15, 1853, son of Sir Thomas and Lady Gait. Educated Hellmuth College; Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar, 1876; practiced Toronto, 1876- 1906; came to Winnipeg and called to Manitoba Bar, 1906; created K. C, 1909. Married Ella Grace Vivian, Toronto. 1885; has three sons and two daughters. Club: Manitoba. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 219 Yale Ave., Winnipeg, Man. GALT, George Frederick.—President Blue Ribbon Co., Ltd.; president Northern Trusts Co.; vice-president Great West Life Assurance Co.; director Canadian Bank of Commerce;, president G. F. & J. Gait, Ltd., Winnipeg, Calgary, Edmonton and Vancouver. Born Toronto. March 1, 1855, son of Chief Justice and Frances Louise Gait • Educated Gait Collegiate Institute. Importer of teas, etc., Winnipeg since 1882. Hon. secretary- treasurer Winnipeg General Hospital; president Winnipeg Rowing Club. - Actively interested charitable institutions. Famous oarsman and athlete. Married Margaret Smith, 1883; has four daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; Commercial. Address: Broadway and Donald Sts., Winnipeg, Man. GALT, John.—Of G- F. & J. Gait. 103 Princess St., Winnipeg. Director Alberta Railway & Irrigation Co.; director Union Bank; director Canadian Fire Insurance Co.; advisory board, Royal Trust Co. Born Montreal, March 6, 1856. son of Sir Alexander T. and Lady Gait. Educated high school, Montreal; Lennox- ville. Barron's school. Rice Lake and Gotha, Germany. Private secertary to his father, 1876; clerk of Bank of Montreal, 1877-1882. Came to Winnipeg, and established present business, 1882. Married Isabel Atkinson, Chicago, 1885. (deceased); married Mabel Patton Henderson, 1890; has one son and three daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; Mount Royal. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Roslyn Rad, Winnipeg, Man. GAMBLE, Francis Clarke, C. E., M. I. O. E.—Engineer of Department of Public Works, Parliament buildings, Victoria. Born, Toronto, Oct 23, 1848, son of Charles Gamble, Q. C. and Harriet Eliza Gamble. Educated Upper Canada College; private tutors; Rennselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y., (short course), 1872-1873. Chainman Intercolonial Ry., 1869-1870; rodman G. W. R., 1871; assistant engineer, G. W. R., 1871- 1872; resident engineer for contractor, P. E. I. Ry., 1873-1875; assistant engineer Intercolonial Ry., 1876-1877; assistant engineer Q. M. & O. R., 1877-1878; private practice, 1879; first assistant engineer, Contract No. 42, C. P. R., 1879- 1880; first assistant engineer, C. P. R., British Columbia 1880; assistant engineer Department of Public Works, Canada British Columbia, 1881-1887; Government agent and resident engineer of Department of Public Works, Canada, British Columbia. 1887-1897; private practice, 1897; Public Works engineer, British Columbia, since 1897. Married Sarah Eleanor Clark; has one son. Club: Union. Recreation: golf. Address: 820 Pemberton Road, Victoria, B. C. GARBUTT, Oliver D.—Barrister. Born Brampton, Ont, Feb. 1, 1878, son of D. H. and Charlotte Garbutt. Educated Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar, and practiced Brampton, 1900. Came to Manitoba 1903. Married Katherine Robertson, Brampton, 1906; has one son and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Crystal City, Man. GARDEN, James Ford, C> E., D. L. S., M. L. A.—Born Woodstock, Ont, Feb. 19, 1847 son of H. W. G. and E. Jane Garden. Educated Charlotte County grammar school, N. B. Mayor of Vancouver, 1898-1900; member of British Columbia Legislature 1900-1909. Served as Lieutenant Intelligence Corps, North West Rebellion, 1885; wounded at Ba- touche (medal). Address: Vancouver. B. C GARDNER, William Arthur, B. A., M. D., C* M.—Physician and Surgeon, 470 Born Huntingdon. son of Isaac and Educated McGill to Winnipeg, 1904: Hospital, Winnipeg .lieutenant C. A. M. Main St., Winnipeg. Que., Jan. 31, 1877, Margaret Gardner. University. Came surgeon Children's Free Dispensary. I C; treasurer Manitoba College Physician and Surgeons. Married Beatrice Cooper, Montreal, 1908. Societies: Military Institute; all medical societies. Recreations: tennis, golf. Liberal; Methodist Address:^ 265 Langside St., Winnipeg, Man. 190 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY FRANK G. GARDINER. GARDINER, Frank G.—Of Gardiner & Mercer, Architects and Steel and Concrete Engineers, Westminster Trust Bldg., Niew Westminster. Born Bristol, England, Sept. 29, 1878, son of Frederick W. Gardiner, architect-surveyor, Bath. Educated high school, Bath, England. Practiced his profession for some time, Bath, England; private practice South iVxrica, Transvaal Government, 1903- 1907. Came to British Columbia, and sstablished present practice. 1908. Club: New Westminster. Society: A. F. Sc A. VI. Recreations: tennis, motoring. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 418 Royal Ave., New Westminster, B. C. WILLIAM FREDERICK GARDINER. GARDINER, William Frederick.—Architect, 347 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Bath, England, May 24, 1884, son of Frederick William and Emma Gardiner. Educated Klngsholme school; took three gears' course in architecture. Practiced n his father's office 1902. Came to Brit ish Columbia, 1907, and practiced Vancouver since. Clubs: New Westminster; Western; Country Club. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Balmoral Court, Pen- drall and Thurlow Sts., Vancouver, B. C. GARIEPY, Joseph H.—Gariepy Block, Edmonton. President Fort McKay Oil & Asphalt Co.; president Jasper Mining Co., Ltd.; president L'Ouest Canadian; director Pressed Brick Co., Ltd.; president Arrow Lake Land Co.; director Northern Alberta Exploration Co.; director Alberta Investments, Ltd. Born St Lin, Que., Dec. 13, 1852, son of Joseph and Vitaline Gariepy. Educated parish schools, Quebec. Clerk grocery- store, Montreal, 1869; manager, 1881- 1893; purchased business and conducter same, 1893-1900; came to Edmonton, 1892. General merchant with associates, 1892-1901, as Gariepy & Lassard, 1901- 1910; Councillor, Edmonton, 1897; president Board of Trade twice. Married Etudienne Boissoneault, Montreal, 1874; has four sons and three daughters. Club: Edmonton. Societies: K. of C; I. O. F.; C. M. B. A.; Nationale Alliance Canadien. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 493 Fourth St., Edmonton, Alta JOHN JAMES GARLAND. GARLAND, John James.—Of William Garland Sc Co., Clothing and Men's. Furnishings, Saskatchewan Ave., Portage la Prairie; director Radiators Ltd. Born Bells Corners, Ont, Sept 5, 1873, son of Absalom and Isabell Garland. Educated Collegiate Institute, Ottawa Came to Manitoba, employed as clerk with William Garland Co., Portage la Prairie, 1892; appointed manager, 1897; taken into partnership, 1899; after death of late Wm. Garland, took over the entire business. Alderman, 1901-1910; Mayor by acclammation, 1911. Married Kathleen Fox; has one son and three daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreation: horses. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Dufferin Ave., Portage la Prairie, Man. 191 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY CAPT. M. NEELIN GARLAND. GARLAND, Captain Neelin—Managing Director Nimkiseh Lake Logging Co., inter- British Colum- British Amer- Horse, Y. T., Prince Louise Imperial Block, Vancouver; also ested, British Columbia farm lands. Born Ottawa, Aug. 1, 1860, son of Edward and Mary Anne Neelin Garland. Educated public schools; Belleville College, Belleville. Came to bia, 1894. Superintendent, ica Corporation, White until 1900. Served with Dragoon Guards, Ottawa; took rank of Captain C school, Toronto. Married Mary Agnes Lyons, daughter of John Lyons, Vancouver. Clubs: Vancouver, Westminster (New Westminster); Canadian Military Institute, Toronto. Society: A. F. -fe A. M. Recreations: shooting, fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1643 Nelson, St., Vancouver, B. C. GARIEPY, Wilfred, B. A., B. C. L.— Of Gariepy Sc Landry, Barristers," 155 Jasper Ave.. E., Edmonton; director L* Ouest Canadien. Born Montreal, March 14, 1877, son of Joseph H. and Etudienne Boissonneault Gariepy. Educated St. Laurent College; Laval University; McGill University. Clerk with J. H. Gariepy, Montreal. 1892; came to Alberta, 1893; practiced under firm name, Taylor, Boyle Sc Gariepy, Edmonton 1903- 1906; present partnership formed, 1907. Unsuccessful, Alberta Legislature, for St Albert, 1909. Alderman, Edmonton. 1907-1910; director Edmonton Children's Aid Society. Married Albertina Lessard. Cranbourne, Que., 1903; has three sons' and one daughter. Club; Edmonton. Societies: St. Jean Baptiste; K. of C; Y. M. C. A. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 756 Seventh St., Edmonton, Alta. GARRETT, Alexander Edward.— Of Livingston, Garrett & King, Barristers, 536 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Ham ilton, Sept. 16, 1-870, son of John and, Jessie Bell Garrett. Educated Upper Canada College; Osgoode Hall. Member of firm, Livingston Sc Garret. 1894. Came to British Columbia, 1897, and established present firm. Club: Terminal City. Recreations: boating, sailing. Address: 1019 Bute St., Vancouver, B. C. GARRIOCH, W. Scott.—Real Estate Agent, 16 Saskatchewan Ave., Portage la Prairie. Born Portage la Prairie, Sept. 10, 1863, son of John and Eliza Garrioch, who was daughter of late Colin Campbell, Chief Factor Hudson's Bay Co. Educated public schools; Lansdown College. Appointed Local Crown Timber Agent, Portage la Prairie, 1893. Chairman public school board, 1911. Married Catherine Purves, Portage la Prairie, 1892; has one son and six daughters. Society: W. O. W. Conservative' Anglican. Address: 49 Garrioch St., S. W.,. Portage la Prairie, Man. GARROW, Edward Fletcher.—Branch manager British America Assurance Co., McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Good- erich, Ont. May 24, 1872, son of Mr. Justice and. Mary Balfour Garrow. Educated Collegiate Institute; Woodstock College. With British America Assurance Co., Toronto, 1892; came to Winnipeg as inspector, 1903; appointed to present position, 1910. Married Mar- jorie Stewart Cochran, Toronto, 1910. Clubs: Royal Canadian Yacht; Victoria; National of Toronto; Manitoba; St. Charles Country. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: golf. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 98 peg, Man. Wellington Crescent, Winni- GARRY, Thomas Henry, M. L. A.— Rancher. Born Kippen, Ont, Jan. 28, 1862, son of Thomas and Celena Garry. Educated rural school. Elected to Saskatchewan Legislature for Yorkton, 1905; re-elected, 1908. Married Helen Sharp, 1900. Presbyterian; Liberal. Address: Willow Brook, Sask. GARTON, Rev. William John.—Canon of St. John's Cathedral, Winnipeg, and Rector of St. Philip's. Norwood. Born London, England. April 22, 1856. son of John and Frances Garton. Educated Church Missionary Institute. Married Laura Elizabeth Nash, of Ramsgate. England, St. Andrews, Man.. 1885; has one son and two daughters. A prominent member of the Masonic Order of Manitoba, having served various offices Grand Lodge, the last being that of Deputy Grand Master. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 362 College Ave., Winnipeg, Man. 192 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY GAW, Robert.—-Contractor and Lumber Merchant. Born County Down, Ireland, Nov. 15, 1852, (of Scotch parents), son of Robert and Hannah Gaw. Educated private and public schools County Down. Came to New Brunswick, 1876. Contractor and owner of sash and door factory, Kingston, Ont, 1878-1899. Came to British Columbia, 1899; now engaged on construction of Provincial Court ROBERT GAW. House. Mayor, Grand Forks, 1911. Served three years as Alderman, Grand Forks; License and Police Commissioner, five years. Married Jessie Ann Shannon, daughter of Robert Shannon, 1879; has one son and three daughters. Societies: L. O. L (Master of Local Lodge); I. O. F. (Finance Secretary). Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Grand Forks, B. C. GEDDES, Malcolm D. — Of Geddes & Sheffield, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 707a First St., E., Calgary, and 29-30 Charing Cross, London, England; director Herald Western Co., Ltd.; director A. Mitchell Nursery CoM Ltd. Born Wick, Caithnesshire, Scotland, Aug. 10, 1867, son of James and Jessie Dick Geddes. Came to Canada, 1877. Educated public schools; Business College and Ontario Agricultural College. Farm fore- MALCOLM D. GEDDES. man, Ontario Agricultural College, 1897; associate editor, Farmers Advocate, Winnipeg, 1902; editor Farm and Ranch Review, Calgary, 1904; established present business, 1909. Member Calgary Board of Trade. Married Mary J. Waters, Guelph, Ont., 1903; has one son and one daughter. Club: Canadian. Recreations: motoring, fishing. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Mount Royal, Calgary, Alta. GEDDES, J. Percy.—Of Geddes & Spear, Customs Brokers, 719 Pender St., W., Vancouver. Born Montreal, March 15, 1868, son of Charles G. and Janet Geddes. Educated Montreal. Came to British Columbia, 1888. Customs house broker, Vancouver, 1898. Served with Victoria Rifles, Montreal. Married Margaret Ellen Day, Bellingham, Wash., j 1901; has one son. Club: Vancouver Athletic Recreations: rowing, yachting, swimming. Anglican. Address: 1840 I McNicoll Ave., Vancouver, B. C. GEDDES, Walter A.—Secretary Treasurer, Agencies, Ltd., Auditors, Accountants and General Brokers, Clarence Block, Calgary. Treasurer, Alberta Bible Society; treasurer, Bishop Pinkham College. Born Brantford, Ont, March 3, 1861, son of James and Emma W. Geddes. Educated Collegiate Institute, Hamilton; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar, 1883; practiced Toronto, 1883-1898; accountant Toronto, 1898-1906. Came to Alberta and established present business, 1907. Married Elizabeth C. Boyd, 193 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY WALTER A. GEDDES. daughter of Judge Boyd, Toronto, 1886; has two sons and one daughter. Conservative; Anglican. Address: P. O. Box 1199, Calgary, Alta. GENGE, Laurence Arthur.—Of R. P. Rithet & Co., Wharf St., Victoria. Born England, Feb. 17, 1878, son of James and Susana Genge. Educated Whitgift, Croydon, England. Served with Royal Navy, Admiralty, 1898; China, 1899-1902. Came to British Columbia, 1902; joined present firm as treasurer, 1904. Married Gertrude Alice Rithet, Victoria. Club: ► Union. Address: 998 Humbolt St., Victoria, B. C. i-i WILLIAM GEORGESON. GEORGESON, Georgeson & Co. cers, 223 8th Ave Crown Life Insurance Co.; S-tandard Trust Co.; director William. — President Ltd.. Wholesale Gro- W-, Calgary; director director Security Trust Co. Born Quebec Aug. 26, 1859. son of Alexander. and Elizabeth McMi- chael Georgeson. Educated Quebec. With Thompson, Codville & Co., Quebec, 1874. Founded wholesale grocery business, Winnipeg. Ex-president Winnipeg Board of Trade; ex-president Jobbers' Union, Winnipeg. Established present business, 1906. Married Annie Anderson. Quebec, 1882; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Ranchmen's, Alberta; Manitoba; Adanac; St. Charles Country; Carleton. Societies: I. O. F. Scottish Clans. Recreation: curling. Conservative. Address: Alberta Hotel, Calgary, Alta. WILLIAM LETSON GERMAINE. GERMAINE, William Letson, J. P.— General Manager and Director British American Trust Co., Ltd., Cotton Bldg., Vancouver. Born Bristol, England, Aug. 5, 1861, son of John Edward and Mary Ann Germaine. Educated: Bristol grammar school; joined Bank of Montreal, 1883. Came to British Columbia, 1892, and remained service of Bank until 1896. Travelled around the world, 1897- 1903. Married Amy M. Peterson, 1901. Club: Vancouver. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: yachting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Keye Road, Kerrisdale, B. C. GIBB, Davida^—Contractor (retired), 500 Dunsmuir St., Vancouver. Born Ayrshire Scotland, May 15, 1852, son of John and Agnes Gibb. Educated public schools Ayrshire. Employed as stone cutter, New York, 1878-1887; foreman, Reid & Tomlinson, stone cutters, Chicago, 1881-1884; coal mine contracting for Gault Bros. Lethbridge, 1884-1887. Came to British Columbia and engaged general contracting, Vancouver, 1887. Has done the stone work for many buildings, Vancouver, some of which are old Post 194 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY DAVID GIBB. Office, St. John's Church and public Schools. Married Sarah Mathieson (deceased); married Lillie Megrath, Seattle, Wash., 1911; has one son and three daughters. Recreation: motoring. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 305 Eleventh Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. CUBS, J. Sidney.—Manager Imperial Bank of Canada, Victoria Born Carluke, Scotland, son of John J. Gibb. Educated Edinburgh. Came to Canada as a child. Ranching, Calgary, 1881-1889; clerk, Imperial Bank, Calgary, 1889-1895; clerk, Imperial Bank Vancouver 1895- 1899; manager of Victoria branch since 1901. Married Eva Travis daughter of Judge Travis, Calgary, 1894. Clubs: Union; Royal Victoria Yacht (Commodore for many years). Recreation: yachting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1441 Elford St.. Victoria, B. C. GIBBONS, Walter John.—Of Foley- Bennett & Gibbons, Real Estate and Insurance Brokers, Main St., Penticton. Born Surrey, England, Sept. 23, 1881, son of William Joseph and Mary Gibbons. Educated public schools. Came to Manitoba 1900; British Columbia, 1907; in present business since. Married Violet Amy Barnes, Penticton, 1910: has one son. Anglican. Address: Penticton, B. C. GIBBS, C. Lionel, M S. A., A. A. A.— Of Barnes & Gibbs, Architects, Imperial Bank Bldg., Edmonton. Born Newport Monmouthshire, England, Nov. 11 1877, son of Joseph and Kate Youngman Gibbs. Educated St. John's School, Oxford, England. Articled with architect, Newport 1896; London and Caterham. Surrey, 1903-1907; came to Edmonton, 1907; practiced alone, 1907-1908; present partnership formed, 1908. Unsuccessful candidate for Edmonton Council, 1911. Publication: "The Meaning of the City Planning Movement," a strong advocate that as a business proposition it C. LIONEL GIBBS. is better to beautify the environment of the poor than boulevard the roads of the rich. Married Gabrielle Eugenia Meras, Paris, 1907; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Edmonton; Edmonton Country. Societies: St. George's; Civic Association of America. Recreations: curling, tennis. Independent; Anglican. Address: 513 Sixteenth St., Edmonton, Alta. GIBSON, Andrew J., M. B., C. M.— Physician and Surgeon, eye, ear and throat specialist, 909 Government St, Victoria Born Scotland, July 1, 1870, son of Andrew and Jessie Macdonald Gibson. Educated Gordon's College, Aberdeen; Edinburgh University. Admitted to practice London, 1894; practiced Minnesota 1894-1896; served as Civil Surgeon, R. A. M. C, South African War; Medical Health Officer Eastern Division; private practice Victoria since 1909. Married Mildred Gosling, London, England, 1902; has one son and one daughter. Club: Pacific. Recreation: golf. Presbyterian. Address: Victoria, B. C. GIFFORD, Thomas, M. L. A.—Jeweler, 677 Columbia Ave., New Westminster. Born Lockerbie, Scotland, June 1, 1854, son of William and Margaret Gif- ford. Educated grammar school Lock- 195 9 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY erbie. Jeweler Lockerbie, 1868. Came to British Columbia, 1887. Member New Westminster' hospital board; elected to British Columbia Legislature for New Westminster City, 1901; re-elected, 1903, 1907 and 1909; ex-Alderman and school trustee. Served with Dumfriesshire Volunteers. Married Annie A. Stoddard, Lockerbie; has five sons and two daughters. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M.; K. of P. Recreations: cricket, fishing. Address: Third Street, New Westminster, B. C. EDWARD FRANCES GIGOT. GIGOT, Edward Frances. — Manager The Hudson's Bay Co., Nelson. President Kootenay Lake General Hospital. Born Mayence, Germany, May 30, 1847, son of Nicholas and Josephine von Kirckesh Gigot Educated Jacoby's College Came to Canada, 1864. Engaged railway construction work, 1864- 1873; joined Hudson's Bay Co., 1873. Came to Nelson, 1900. Elected to Manitoba Legislature, representing St Francois Xavier, 1883. Married Rosa Ness, St. Charles, Man., 1876; has three sons and four daughters. Club: Nelson. Society: I. O. O. F. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: Nelson, B. C. GILES, Archibald Waring. — Managing Director Imperial Underwriters' Corporation, Barnard Ave., Vernon. Born Chester, England, Jan. 31, 1869. son of Rev. William Theophilus and Rebecca Francis Sharman Giles. Educated privately, Chester. Came to Canada, 1887. Engaged farming and mercantile business, Frontenac County, 1887-1888; insurance business, Barrie, ARCHIBALD WARING GILES. Ont, 1889-1891; with Lancashire Insurance Co., Toronto, 1891-1901; insurance broker, 1901-1902; inspector Atlas Assurance Co., Montreal, 1902-1903; manager Atlas Assurance Co., Toronto, 1903-1905. Came to British Columbia, 1906; organized present company, 1907. Married Grace Hay Campbell, daughter of Col. Campbell, 71st Highlanders, 1893; has three daughters. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Vernon, B. C. GILLEN, Charles Frederick, M. A.— Lecturer in Classics apd Mathematics St. Boniface College. Born Fairville. St John, N. B., son of James and Catherine Gillen. Educated University of St. Joseph's College. Professor of English and Mathematics, University of St. Joseph's College, two years. Came to St. Boniface College, 1910. Representative from St Boniface College on Board of English Examiners in Arts, University of Manitoba Society: C. O. F. Address: St. Boniface, Man. GILLESPIE, Francis Joseph.—President and Manager Gillespie's, Ltd., Dominion Trust Bldg., Vancouver. Born Adjala, Ont, Dec. 16, 1855, son of Eugene and Mary Gillespie. Educated Everett public school; Barrie Collegiate Institute; De Lasalle Institute. Taught school, 1872, rising to principal. Grain business, 1887-1900, as representative of W. D. Matthews, Toronto; subsequently inspector for The Sun Life Insurance Co.: later manager Excelsior Life Insurance Co. for Maritime Provinces. Transferred, same capacity, British Columbia, 1904; resigned to take present position, 1910. Trustee for public and high schools for sixteen years. Reeve of Mara municipality six years; county commissioner two years; Warden of 196 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY County of Ontario, 1894; contested North Ontario, unsuccessfully, for the House of Commons, 1895. Justice of Peace for twenty years. Member of Executive Sons of Scotland for six years. Married Christina Macdonald, 1881; has four sons* and three daughters. Clubs: Terminal City. Recreation: baseball. Address: 1323 Burrard St., Vancouver, B. C. GILLESPIE, George. — Banker (retired). Born Quebec, March 9, 1849, son of Alexander and Marlon Holmes Gillespie. Educated Bonnington Park, Peebles, Scotland. Clerk Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh, 1865. Came to British Columbia Bank of Blank of Florence 1878; has 1878. Ex-manager Canadian Commerce; ex-superintendent British Columbia. Married Adelaide Hebden, Hamilton, eight sons and one daughter. Club: Union. Recreations: golf sports, shooting, fishing. "Highwood," 1201 Moss St., B. C. and field Address: Victoria, GILLESPIE, James C. M.—Physician and Sept. Helen public Graduated Pharmacy ( Andrew, M. D., Surgeon. Born 8, 1870. son of Gillespie Edu- school and Col- from Monoid medal- Peterboro, Ont, Alexander and cated Peterboro legiate Institute treal College of ist), 1896; Bishop's Medical College (gold medalist), 1901. Drug business, Peterboro, 1887; appointed house surgeon to the Woman's and Western Hospitals, Montreal, 1901; came to British Columbia, 1901; appointed physician and surgeon to the Wellington Collieries, now Canadian Collieries, Ltd.. 1906. Married Ada H. Reed, Montreal, 1902; has one son and one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; A. O. U. W. Recreations: yachting, tennis. Address: Dunsmuir Ave., Cumberland, B. C. GILLESPIE, John Burns (P. M.).— Of Gillespie & Williams, Real Estate Brokers," Abernethy. Born Township Culross, Bruce County, Ont, Aug. 4, 1864, son of William and Flora Gillespie. Came to Saskatchewan and engaged farming, 1887. Established present business, 1904. Chairman Council, Abernethy, since 1908; chairman Board of Trustees, Saltoun, Sask., for 12 years; was on committee that drafted first constitution of the Saskatchewan Grain Growers' Association; was one of first delegation sent to Ottawa by Grain Growers' Association. 1903. Married Mary Strath (deceased), 1894. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Abernethy, Sask. GILLEY, Walter Ruthven.—Managing Director Gilley Bros., Ltd.. Columbia St., New Westminster. Born St. Andrews, N. B., Oct 22, 1859, son of Walter and Sarah Gilley. Educated Charlotte County, N. B. Came to British Columbia, 1877; engaged lumber camps, 1885; Alderman, 1899-1900. Married Selina F. Hinch, 1888; has two sons and five daughters. Address: 403 St George St., New Westminster, B. C. GILLIES, B. D., M. D.—Physician, 719 Georgia St., Vancouver. Born Tees- water, Ont, June 11, 1875, son of Dr. John and Fanny Gillies. Educated Harrison High School; Toronto University; McGill Medical College. Came to British Columbia, 1900. Married Margaret Amy Leckie, Montreal; has two daughters. Address: 1359 Davie St.. Vancouver, B. C. s'-*.f-. GILLIS, A. B., M. L. A.—Born Why- cocomagh, N. S., Jan. 28, 1864, son of Donald M. and Mary Gillis. Educated Whycocomagh. Elected member of North West Legislative Assembly, 1894; by acclamation. 1898 and 1902. Deputy Speaker, 1898-1902. Speaker during the last Legislative Assembly of the Territories. Elected to the first Saskatchewan Legislature for Pipestone, 1905; re-elected, 1908. Presbyterian; Provincial Rights. Address: Whitewood, Sask. GILLIS, Hugh Evan, B. C. L.—Of Sillis & Macdonald, Barristers, Clarence. Block, Calgary. Born Inverness County, N. S., March 9, 1854. Educated Univer- sit yof St. Francis Xavier. Called to Nova Scotia bar, 1882. Practiced Annapolis Royal, 1882-1899; Mayor Annapolis Royal, 1891-1894; served as recorder and school commissioner; unsuccessfully contested Annapolis County for Nova Scotia Legislature as Conservative, 1894. Came as manager investment company, British Columbia, 1899; came to Calgary and appointed City Clerk, 1904; resigned to resume practice of law, 1910; was commissioner of finance, 1906; raised Volunteer Field Battery of Artillery, Calgary; Major 14th C. A. S. C. Married Lloyd, daughter of Rev. John Cassidy, formerly chaplain to forces, Hamilton, Bermuda, 1889; has one daughter. Club: Alberta. Society: A. F. & A. M. (P. D. G. M. Grand Lodge of N. S.). Conservative. Address: 701 Seventh Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. GILLIS, Ronald John.—Chief Clerk Provincial Department of Public Works, Edmonton. Born Stewardale, Cape Breton, N. S.. June 15, 1877 son of Archie A. and Annie McDonald Gillis. Came to Manitoba, 1882. Educated public schools, Winnipeg; public and high schools, Whitewood, Sask. After working on farm for some years and subse- 197 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY quently teaching and clerking, became time keeper, Department of Public Works, North West Territories Government, Calgary, 1901; in office of Assistant Chief Engineer, Calgary, 1902; Regina, 1903; appointed Chief Clerk in Department, 1903; removed to Edmonton and appointed to present position, 1905. Married Florence Bannerman McBeth, daughter of Angus McBeth, Winnipeg, 1905; has two daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M-.; I. O. F.; K. of P.; S. O. S.; St. Andrew's. Presbyterian. Address: 450 Clara St., Edmonton, Alta. GILMOUR, Hugh B. — Of Watrous Engine Works Co., Molson's Bank Bldg., Vancouver. Born Toronto, Nov. 1, 1861, son of Robert N. and Elizabeth Gilmour. Educated public schools, Toronto and Ottawa: Collegiate Institute, Ottawa. Foreman John Abell Engine Works, Woodbridge, 1883. Came to British Columbia, 1883; general foreman C. P. R., 1883-1898; manager for Watrous Engine Co., in British Columbia, since 1898. Represented Vancouver British Columbia Legislature, 1900. Served as Alderman, Vancouver, 1899, when chairman fire and police committee. Club: Terminal City (director). Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 1240 Robson St., Vancouver, B. C. GIROUARD, Rt. Rev. Mgr. Emile, O. M. X., D. D.—Vicar Apostolic of Ath- abaska. Born Sable, France, Feb. 2, 1840. Educated Little Seminary, Le Mans and Grand Seminary, Quebec. Came to Canada, 1859; ordained priest, 1862; entered Community of Oblate Fathers, 1863; missionary among Indians of Canadian North West; named Titular Bishop of Ibora, and Vicar Apostolic of Athabaska, 1890. Address: Lesser Slave Lake, Alta. GIRVIN, John Alexander.—Of John A. Girvin & Co., Builder and Contractor, Financial Broker, of Winnipeg. Born Ashfield, Ont, Oct 18, 1852, son of Captain David and Anne Glen Girvin. Educated public schools. Came to Winnipeg, 1877. General contractor, Winnipeg, since 1882. Director and member executive. Standard Trust Co. Married Jennie E. Arthur, Goderich, Ont., 1875; has two sons and three daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Scottish Rite. Congregational ist Address: 356 Carlton St., Winnipeg, Man. GITCHELL, Wallace Frank. — Capitalist. Born Kent County, Mich., Dec. 11, 1877, son of Harry M. and Lucia A. Gitchell. Educated public and high schools, Grand Rapids, Mich. Clerk Western Union "lielegrapli Co., Grand-. Rapids, 1887-1888; clerk Standard Oil Co., 1888-1894; office manager Grand Rapids Electric Railway Co., 1895-1900. Came to British Columbia, 1901. Controller British Columbia Electric Railway Co., Vancouver, 1901-1911. Married Edith Jackson, Vancouver, 1907; has one son. Club: Terminal City (ex- president). Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreations: all outdoor sports. Presbyterian. Address: 2394 First Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. GLADWIN, Captain Wynyard Charles —Chief Provincial Fi,re Warden, 429 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Nova Scotia, Aug. 3, 1869, son of Arthur Stanhope and Louise Gladwin. Educated: public schools, Middle Musquodoboit, N. S. Commenced career as farmer. Came West, 1888, to British Columbia, 1898. Took short course Royal Military College, Frederickton, N. B.; served four years 78th Battalion Highlanders, Nova Scotia; three years Captain Kamloops Rifle Association. Married Charlotte Rose Bayer, Middle Musquodoboit. Recreations: rifle shooting, lacrosse. Address: Keith Road, North Vancouver, B. C. GLENDENNING, John Murray, M. L. A.—Rancher. Born West Zorra, Oxford County, Ont., May 22, 1872, son of James and Annie Glendenning. Educated Embro. Member Alberta Legislature for Nanton. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Nanton, Alta. GLENN, Joseph. — Lientenant "C" Squadron, Saskatchewan 16th Light Horse, Indian Head. President Okana- gan Fruit & Land Co., of Kelowna. Born Owen Sound, Ont, April 12, 1860, son of William and Nancy Glenn. Educated public school. Homesteaded Ken- lis District, Saskatchewan, 1882; farm implement, livery and real estate business, Indian Head, 1884-1902; implement lumber, coal and feed business, j Glenn Bros., Milestone, 1902-1909; elevator and commission business Indian Head, and adjoining towns, since 1895. Started farming, 1882, with homestead of 160 acres; now owns 16,000 acres, including homestead. Served under General Middleton, North West Rebellion, 1885, as dispatch rider. Councillor, Indian Head, 1901-1906. Married Christina Gordon, Owen Sound, Ont., 1886; has three sons and four daughters. Clubs: Indian Head; Western Canada Military. Society: A. O. U. W. Recreations: cricket, polo. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Indian Head, Sask. 198 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY F. M. GINTHER. GINTHER, Francis Marion.-—Of F. M. Ginther Land Co., Ltd., Real Estate and Financial Agents. 390 Toronto St., Medicine Hat President Ginther Co., Ltd. Born Ohio, U. S. A., Feb. 3, 1879, son of Charles and Mary Ginther. Educated public and high schools, Illinois. Farming, North Dakota, 1901- 1906. pame to Alberta and established present business, 1906. Member Medicine Hat Board of Trade and Industrial Committee. Married Estella Sprin- kel, 1901; has two sons. Club: Cypress. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 436 Brae- mer St., Medicine Hat, Alta. 199 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY GEORGE A. GLINES. GLINES, George A.—Real Estate and Financial Agent, 306 Somerset Block, Winnipeg. Born Lachute, Que., Oct. 9, 1849, son of George L. and Maria Glines (of U. E. L. stock). Educated public schools, Lachute. Grocer's clerk, Montreal, 1863. Came to Manitoba, 1877. Mayor of Morris, Man., 1882; Postmaster and Justice of the Peace there several years. One of the principal promoters of Manitoba Central Ry., which secured provincial charter, 1882, but was afterwards dissolved by the Dominion Government Promoter The Red River Valley Ry., subsequently turned over to the N. P. R., now runs over route first outlined, Manitoba. Central Ry. charter. A writer to the Eastern papers regarding the future possibilities of Western country, which have been more than fulfilled; partially instrumental breaking up the elevator monopolies in Manitoba 1884; also having some of the Reserves, which were a hindrance to settlement of Manitoba in the early days, thrown open. Is at present interested in water power development on Pacific Coast. Served with Montreal Rifle Rangers, Victoria Rifles; organized company at Morris, which served with Colonel Scott's Brigade, North West Rebellion, 1885. Married Emma M. Taylor, Ottawa 1897. Clubs: St Charles Country; Winnipeg Golf; Granite Curling; M. A. A. A. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreation: curling. Conservative; Congregational ist Address: 219 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Man. GLOVER, Frederick Robertson.—-General Executive Assistant British Colum-' bia Electric Railway, Vancouver. Vice- president Vancouver, Fraser Valley & Southern Railway. Born Glasgow, Scotland, Aug. 13, 1860, son of William Glover, M. D., and Jessie Wilson- McCallUm Glover. Educated Heming- ford, Que. Commercial life, Montreal, 1876-1881; Winnipeg, 1881-1886; editor News, Vancouver, 1886-1887; city editor News Advertiser, Vancouver, 1887-1888; city editor Daily Columbian, New West- FREDERICK ROBERTSON GLOVER. minster, 1888-1895; City Clerk, New Westminster, 1895-1901; manager British Columbia Electric Railway, New Westminster, 1901-1906; assistant general manager, Vancouver, 1906-1911. Served as Lieutenant Winnipeg Battalion Infantry North West Rebellion, 1885; Lientenant Westminster Rifles, 1889-1895; Lientenant Corps of Guides. Married Ada Ellard, daughter of late James Ellard, of New Westminster, 1889. Clubs: Vancouver; Westminster. Soeiety: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreations: orchardist cottver, B. C. Anglican. Address: Van- GODFREY, Oswald Julius, C. A.— Chartered Accountant. Auditor Diocese of Qu'Appelle; auditor Rural Municipality of Indian Head; secretary-treasurer Town of Indian Head; secretary-treasurer Indian Head General Hospital. Born Sedbergh, Yorkshire, England, October 7, 1875, son of Margaret Green: and Robert Godfrey, C. E. Educated King Edward School Birmingham. Articled clerk, Alfred Field & Co., Birmingham, 1891-1896; manager White- way -fe Co., London, 1897-1903; came to Qu'Appelle, 1903. Married Cecile Maud Challoner, Birmingham, 1905; has three sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: cricket, music, gardening. Anglican. Address: Indian Head, Sask. 200 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY WILLIAM GODFREY. GODFREY, William.—Manager Bank of British North America 501 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Huntley, near Ottawa May 19, 1858, son of Rev. James and Sarah Godfrey. Educated high schools, Ottawa and Kingston. Clerk Bank of British North America, Kingston, 1875; accountant, St. John, 1888; accountant, Montreal, 1889-1890. Came to British Columbia and appointed manager Vancouver branch, 1890. President Vancouver Board of Trade, 1897-1899. President Canadian Club, 1910. Married Elizabeth Campbell Chepwell, Ottawa, 1886; has one son and three daughters. Clubs: Vancouver; Jericho Country. Anglican. Address: 1461 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. -President Rob- Managing Di- GODSON, Charles A.- ertson Godson Co., Ltd. rector Vancouver Pipe & Foundry Co., Vancouver. Born Toronto, May 14, 1868, son of Thomas and Margaret Hutty Godson. Educated Toronto. Came to British Columbia, 1889; manufacturers' agent Victoria, 1889; manager James Robertson Co., Ltd., Vancouver, 1898. Married Annetta May Seabrook, daughter of Rhodes Seabrook, Victoria, 1900. Society: I. O. O. F. Anglican. Address: Vancouver, B. C. GOLDEN, J. J.—Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Immigration for Manitoba. Born York County, Ont, son of Michael and Sarah Golden. Educated Weston, Ont. Farming York Township, 1858. Came to Manitoba, 1880. Married Margaret Egan, Toronto, 1872; has one son and one daughter. Club: Adanac Recreation: shooting. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: 188 Smith St., Winnipeg, Man. GOOD ACRE, Lawrence. — Of Lawrence Goodacre & Sons, Wholesale Butchers, Government St., Victoria. Born Lenton, Nottinghamshire, England, Oct. 8 1848, son of Samuel Good- acre. Educated Nottingham. Butcher, British Victoria, Finance Nottingham, 1864. Came to Columbia, 1866. Alderman, five years; chairman Victoria Committee and appointed acting Mayor, Barnard. Married Maria Stafford, Victoria; has two sons and one daughter. Society: S. O. E. Recreation: horses. Address: Victoria, B. C. GOODERHAM, Harold Dean. — Of Hargraft & Gooderham, Grain Merchants, Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Toronto, June 19, 1881, son of W. G. and Ella Gooderham. Educated Ridley College; University of Toronto. Clerk Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation, 1903. Came to Winnipeg, 1904. Married Marjorie Thorne Persse, Winnipeg, 1910. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton; St. Charles Country,; Toronto Golf; Royal Canadian Yacht Recreations: golf, motoring. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 191 Harvard Ave., Winnipeg, Man. GOODEVE, Arthur Samuel, M. P.— Druggist. Born Guelph, Ont., Dec. 15, 1860, son of Arthur Henry and Caroline Goodeve. Educated public and high schools, Guelph; Ontario College of Pharmacy (medalist). Member House of Commons for Kootenay. Mayor of Rossland, 1889-1900. f Provincial Secretary McBride Government, 1902. Married Ellen Edith Spence, 1884; has four sons and two daughters. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Rossland, B. C. ANDREW GOODLAD. GOODLAD, Andrew.—Of Goodlad & Goodlad, Real Estate and Insurance Brokers, 1124 Park Drive, Vancouver. 201 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Born Shetland, Scotland, March 13, 1882, son of John and Jessie Leisk Goodlad. Educated Shetland school; Anderson's University. Articled to J. Kirschman Gall war, solicitor, Lerwick, 1897. Private secretary to Superintendent of Police, Glasgow, two years. Came to British Columbia, 1905. Married Mary Douglas, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1910. Society: I. O. F. Recreations: boating, hunting, fishing. Conservative; Protestant Address: Napier St., Vancouver, B. C. GOODLAD, Robert.—Of Goodlad & Goodlad, Real Estate, 112 4 Park Drive. Vancouver. Born Shetland, Scotland, Jan. 17, 1884, son of John and Jessie Goodlad. Educated Scotland. Clerk Hamnavoe, Burra, 1899. Came to British Columbia, 1909. Recreations: boating, fishing, shooting, athletic sports and reading. Address: 1830 Third Ave.. Vancouver, B. C. GO ODE AND, Herbert Thomas.—Of Bent & Goodland, Real Estate Agents, Westminster St, Chilliwack. Born Taunton, England,' Nov. 6, 1874, son of Charles John and Kate Goodland. Educated Independent College, Taunton; Hart House School, Tregony, Cornwall. Farming, Manitoba 1891; merchant and postmaster, Goodlands; secretary-treasurer municipality of Brenda three years; in Winnipeg, 1902-1906; manager fruit packing business, New Westminster, 1906; removed to Chilliwack, where organized Chilliwack Preserving Sc Canning Co., 1907-1909; established present business, 1909. Secretary Chilliwack Board of Trade. Secretary-treasurer Chilliwack Agriculture Society. Lieutenant D Company 104th Canadian Infantry. Married Ethel Ha ill Hawkins, Winnipeg, 1900. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: tennis, cricket, riding, amateur theatricals. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Robson and Henderson Ave., Chiljiwack, B. C. GOODMAN, Alfred Edwin. — Librarian, Carnegie Library, Vancouver. Born St. Catharines, Ont, Nov. 2, 1860, son of Edwin Goodman, M. B., and Elizabeth Caroline Goodman. Educated Collegiate Institute, St. Catharines. Clerk Imperial Bank, St. Catharines, 1875; correspondent Canadian, American and British press, 1876-1885. Came to British Columbia, 1891, and taught school, Victoria, 1891-1893. Editor Trade Journals and secretary Employers' Association nineteen years; director Vancouver Art History and Science Association, 1907-1909, and many other institutions. Served with 22d Oxford ALFRED EDWIN GOODMAN. Rifles, 1881. Alderman, 1909; member of executive, Canadian Club, 1909. Married Rose Ellis, 1896; has one son. Society: A. F. & A. M. Address: 1133 Beach Ave.. Vancouver, B. C. GOODMAN, Thomas H.—Real Estate Agent, 255% Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Iceland, Sept 15, 1872, son of Thomas Goodman. Came to Winnipeg, 1885. Educated public schools, Winnipeg. Married, Winnipeg, 1905; has one son and one daughter. Congregational. Address* 411 Furby St., Winnipeg, Man. GOODSPEED, Frederic Garfield, B. A., M. A., B. Sc—Civil Engineer Dominion Government, Department Public Works, Edmonton; Born Frederict6ii| N. B., May 22, 1881, son of Luther anff Julia Magee Goodspeed. Educated Fred- ericton Grammar School; Acadia College, Wolf ville, N. S.; University, New Brunswick. Second Assistant Engineer, Dominion Public Works, Ottawa, 1904- 1906; Assistant Engineer, Dominion Public Works, Ottawa, 1906-1907; Assistant Engineer, Dominion Public Works, St. John, 1907-1910; District Engineer, Dominion Public Works, Edmonton, 1910. Received commission as Lieutenant Corps of Guides, 1909. Married Lalia Rebeca Cogswell, B. A., M. A., daughter of Maynard Cogswell, Berwick, N. S., 1907. Clubs: Canadian; Edmonton Tennis; M. P. A. A. A. Societies: Canadian Society of Civil Engineers; Natural History Society (St John, N. B.). Recreations: football, tennis, canoeing. Baptist. Address: 546 Sixteenth St., Edmonton, Alta. GOODWILLIE, Frederick Barber, B. A.—Barrister. Born Georgetown, Ont, March 17, 1873, son of Lieutenant-Colonel George Stewart and Annie Barber 202 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Goodwillie. Educated public and high schools, Georgetown; Toronto University and Osgoode Hall. Graduated B. A. at twenty-one Called to Ontario bar, 1897. Member of firm Goodwillie & Goodwillie, Georgetown, 1897-1903. Came to Saskatchewan and established present practice, 1903. In addition cultivates about 2000 acres of land. Member Melfort Board of Trade. Secretary- treasurer Melfort Library Association. Served as private with "K" University Company, Q. O. R., Toronto, 1892-1893; with "I" Company, Q. O. R., 1895-1897; Quartermaster - Sergeant 20th Lorne Rifles, Georgetown, 1897-1898; Lieutenant same regiment, 1898-1904; Adjutant 1903-1904: transferred to Reserve of Officers, 1904; holds officers' long course certificate from Royal Military College, Kingston; equitation certificate from Royal School of Cavalry, Toronto; several marksman's certificates, Dominion Military Rifle League Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. F. Recreations: tennis, golf, cricket. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Melfort, Sask. GORDON, Albert Leslie. — Of Allan, Gordon, Bryant & Gordon, Barristers and Solicitors, Regina Director Saskatchewan Publishing Co., Ltd; director Western Agencies, Ltd. Born Cooks- ville, Ont. Jan. 13, 1879, son of Leslie and * Clara Elizabeth Hector Gordon. Came to Saskatchewan with his parents, 1883. Educated public schools; St John's College. Civil servant Department of Indian Affairs, Regina, 1896; law student with A. D. Dickson, Qu'Appelle 1898-1900; with Hamilton & Jones, Regina 1900-1901; member of firm of Jones & Gordon, 1902; secretary' Provincial League, Anti-Tuberculosis Society. Married Winnifred Mary Benson, daughter of the Sheriff Benson, Regina 1903; has two daughters. Club: Assiniboia Society: K. of P. Recreations: motoring, shooting and gardening. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 2236 Sixteenth Ave., Regina Sask. GORDON, Charles Randolph.—Chief Inspector of Factories, Vancouver. Born Deseronto, Ont, Sept 1, 1874, son of George and Sarah Randolph Gordon. Educated public schools, Deseronto. Apprentice Rathbun Co., Deseronto, 1881: later employee of Walker Foundry Co., Belleville. Ont Came to British Columbia, 1895; engineer, Okanagan Flour Mills Co., Armstrong, B. C; machinist. C. P. R.. Vancouver, 1899-1908; appointed to present position, 1908. Married Sarah Keyes MacDonald, Beach- burg, Ont., 1900; has one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F; S. O. S. Recreation: reading. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Broughton Apts., Vancouver, B. C. GORDON, Rev. Charles Wm., B. A., D. D., LL. B., F. R. S. (famous as Ralph Connor).—Minister of St Stephens Chuch, Winnipeg, since 1884. Born In-r dian Lands, Glengarry County, Ont, son of Rev. Daniel and Mary Gordon. Educated public schools, Athol and Harrlston; high school, St. Mary's; Toronto University; Knox College; New College, Edinburgh. Took Continental bicycle tour, 1888. Missionary Rocky Mountains, 1890-1893. Author of "Black Rock," 1898; "Sky Pilot," 1899; "Man from Glengarry," 1901; "Ould Michael," 1910; "Glengarry School Days," 1902; "Beyond the Marshes," 1900; "The Pilot at Seven Creek," 1903; "The Prospector," 1904; "The Doctor," 1906; "The Angel and the Star," 1907; "Life of James Robertson," 1908; "The Foreigner," 1909; 'The Dawn by Galilee," 1909; "The Recall of Love," 1910. Married Helen King, B. A,, daughter of Principal King, of Manitoba College; has one son" and four daughters. Recreations: driving, canoeing and camping. Presbyterian. Address: 567 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. GORDON, George Robertson.—Financial Agent and Accountant. Inns of Court, Vancouver. Born Goderich, Ont., Sept 1, 1861, son of James and Mary a! Gordon. Educated public and high schools, Goderich. Came to British Columbia, 1884. Clothing business. Vancouver, 1886-1900: member school board, Vancouver, 1892-1897, 1899-1903; chairman, 1896. Married Susan E. Mclntyre, 1887; has one son and one daughter. Societies: I. O. O. F.; S. O. I. (president). Address: 1109 Barclay St., Vancouver, B. C." GORDON, Helen Skinner, B. A.— (Wife of Rev. Charles W. Gordon). Born Toronto, daughter of Janet McPherson Skinner and Rev. John Mark King, D. D, Principal Manitoba College, Winnipeg. Came to Manitoba, 1884. Educated Manitoba College (graduated with honors, modern languages). Secretary Winnipeg Women's Foreign Missionary Society, Presbyterian Church, for thirteen years. Clubs: Canadian; Daughters of the Empire; Woman's Art Association. Married Rev. Charles W. Gordon, D. D, LL. D., F. R. S. C, 1899; has one son and four daughters. Presbyterian. Address: 567 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. GORDEN, James. — Manufacturers' Agent and Commission Broker. Flack Block, Vancouver. Born Armagh County, Ireland, June 8, 1855, son of Andrew and Marie Gorden. Educated Newry Model School, County Down. Manufac- 203 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY turers' agent, Owen Sound. Came to British Columbia, 1896. Married Lucy Mary Foster, Yorkshire, England, 1887. Club: Anglo-African. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; L. O. L. Recreation: cricket Conservative; Anglican. Address: 843 Cardero St., Vancouver, B. C. Winnipeg, 1901; reelected general election, 1903, 1907. Director Winnipeg Exposition Co. since 1889; president Dominion Exposition, Winnipeg, 1904. Mar- REV. JAMES LOGAN GORDON. GORDON, Rev. James L o g a n.— Preacher, lecturer and author. Pastor Central Congregational Church, Winnipeg. Born Philadelphia Pa., March 28, 1858, son Of John Robert and Margaret Gordon. Educated privately. Clerk with Wanamaker Co., Philadelphia. Came to Winnipeg, 1904. Chairman ministerial association; member University Commission, Manitoba Publications: "Young Man and His Problem," "Character vs. Cash," "Phillips Brooks," "The Crystal Christ" Married Lillian James, Reading, Pa., 1887. Clubs: Canadian. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Independent; Congregational. Address: 366 Hargrave St, Winnipeg. Man. GORDON, James T.—President Gordon, Ironsides Sc Fares. Ltd., Winnipeg. Born Tweed, Hastings County, Ont Dec. 24 1859, son of John and Sarah Gordon. Educated public schools Tweed. Farming, 1877-1879. Came to Manitoba, employed by Dick, Banning & Co., lumber merchants, 1879-1882; engaged lumber business on his own account 1882-1885; lumber, cattle and wheat Pilot Mound. 1885-1893; firm of Gordon & Ironsides formed, 1893; incorporated under present name, 1902; branches at Fort William, Port Arthur, Kenora, Rainy River, Sudbury, Montreal Sault Ste. Marie, Regina, Moose Jaw, Saskatoon; president Monarch Life Insurance Co.; president A. Carruthers & Co.; president Standard Trust Co.; president Royal Securities Co., Ltd.; director Sterling Bank. Elected to Manitoba Legislature for South JAMES T. GORDON, ried Mearle Baldwin, King, Ont., 1885; has two sons. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton; St. Charles Country. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: travelling. Conservative; Methodist Address: Wellington Crescent and Kingsway, Winnipeg, Man. GORDON, John Patrick.—Auctioneer, Auditor, Real Estate Broker, Publisher of Alameda Dispatch; director Alameda Construction Co., Ltd.; secretary-treasurer Alameda Rural Telephone Co., Ltd. Born Ballymena, County Antrim, Ireland, Feb. 25, 1877, son of Alexander and Jane Gordon. Educated National School, Ballymena; Marlborough College, Dublin, Ireland. Taught school, St Enoch's, Belfast. Came to Saskatchewan, 1905; established present business-, 1907. Secretary-treasurer of Alameda since Its incorporation, 1907. Married Victoria Warren Graham, 1905; has two sons. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; C. O..F.; L. O. L. Presbyterian. Address: Alameda, Sask. GORDON, Lillian.—(Wife of Rev. J. L. Gordon, Pastor of Central Congregational Church. Winnipeg). Born Potts- ville, Pa., daughter of David E. and Mary Hoffman James. Educated Reading, Pa Came to Manitoba, 1905. Director Board of Management, Y. W. C. A., Winnipeg. Societies: Mothers' Club; church societies. Married Rev. James L. Gordon, 1887. Congregationalist. Address: 366 Hargrave St., Winnipeg, Man. 204 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY HIS HONOUR, THOMAS CRANSTON GORDON. GORDON, His Honour, Thomas Cranston.—Judge of the District Court, Yorkton. Born Collingwood, Ont, July 14, 1867, son of Robert and Mary Livingston Gordon. Educated Collegiate Institute Collingwood; Osgoode Hall. Came to Saskatchewan, 1893. Practiced Carnduff, Sask., 1893-1907; appointed to present position, November, 1907. Married Phoebe Luella Connell, Seattle, Wash., 1897. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Methodist. Address: York- ton, Sask. CHARLES H. GORE. GORE, Charles H.—Of Bevan, Gore & Eliot Ltd., Stock Brokers, 503 Pender St., Vancouver and Victoria. Born Lon don, England, Francis Gore. Nov. 28, 1881, son of Sir Educated Ridley College and Trinity College, Oxford. Winnipeg, 1901-1907. Came to British Columbia and established present business, 1907i Married Marguerite Langley, Victoria, 1911. Clubs: Vancouver; Travelers* Club Address: Vancouver, B. C. LAURENCE M. GOTCH. GOTCH, Laurence M., A. R. I. B. A.— Of Holman & Gotch, Architects and Surveyors, Dominion Bank Bldg., Calgary, Alta. Born Kettering, Northampton, England, July 4, 1882, son of Davis F and Maud Mursell Gotch. Educated Mill Hill School; (awarded R. I. B. A. silver medal, 1903, Architectural Association, London, England; Essay medal, 1908; Architectural Union Co.'s prize, 1909). Served apprenticeship F. S. A., R. R. I. B. tectural Association tecture, 1906, 1910. and formed present Chairman Educational Gotch, Archi- Archi- under J. A. A.; Master College of Came to Calgary partnership, 1910. Committee of the Municipal Town Planning Commission. Honorary Secretary Alberta Association of Architects. Clubs: Golf and Country; Calgary Tennis; Badminton. Recreations: Rugby football, tennis. Conservative; Baptist Address: Calgary, Alta GOUGH, Samuel.—Treasurer and City Clerk of Nanaimo. Born Staffordshire England, Sept. 3, 1849, son of Edwin and Elizabeth Gough. Educated Nanaimo. Came to British Columbia, 1854. Mining and mercantile business. 1865-1880; the oldest Treasurer and City Clerk, British Columbia, having held these positions since 1880. Connected with Methodist Sunday School for half a century. Married Emily Elizabeth Woodward, Nanaimo, 1877; has one son. Society: R. T. of T. Address: Franklin St., Nanaimo, B. C. . 205 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY im . GOWAN, George Hunter.—Provincial manager Credit Foncier, Franco Canadien, Edmonton; manager La Societe d' Administration Generate; manager Gowan & Co., Ltd. Born Ottawa, June 8, 1872, son of Hunter and Nancy Smith Gowan. Educated public schools, Toronto. Office assistant, Edgar Sc Ma- lone, barristers, Toronto, 1888-1889; office assistant Credit Foncier, Toronto, 1890-1897; cashier Sun Life Assurance Co., Toronto, 1897-1899; bookkeeper Montreal office. 1899-1903; sent on special inspection and auditing trip by Sun Life Insurance Co. to Orient and established branch office, Yokohama, Japan, being identified with Ilbert & Co., resident secretaries of Sun Life at Shanghai, China, for several months in 1904, having charge of their fire, life accident insurance branch; returned to Canada 1904; special agent Sun Life, Montreal; visited Edmonton and West for Sun Life, 1906; manager Credit Foncier since 1907. Married Ethel M. Reid, Belleville, Ont., 1899; has four sons. Clubs: Edmonton; Edmonton Country; Canadian. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: curling. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 437 Thirteenth St., Edmonton, Alta. GOWARD, Albert T.—Manager British Columbia Electric Ry. Co., Ltd., Victoria; manager Victoria Gas Co., Ltd. Born Tenby, South Wales, April 4, 1871, son of Henry and Elizabeth Goward. Educated Tenby. Clerk Atlas Insurance office, Bristol. England. Came to British Columbia, 1890. Married Frances Clarkson, Victoria Club: Union. Recreations: golf, lawn tennis, fishing. Address: Briarbrae, Oak Bay, Victoria, B. C. GOWEN, Hammond. — Broker and Farmer, 134 Hastings St.. Vancouver. Born Quebec. Oct 28, 1872, son of Hammond and Emily Gowen. Educated Quebec high school and seminary. In business, Montreal, 1888. Subsequently in Toronto and Victoria. Came to British Columbia, 1898; brokerage business, Vancouver, since 1903; manager S. P. C. A., Vancouver; organizer British Columbia Amateur Athletic Union (secretary-treasurer, 1910); holds Canadian ten-mile record across country. Married Violette Williams, 1900. Clubs: Brockton Point; Vancouver Athletic Recreations: amateur athletics and field sports, driving and farming. Liberal. Address: 1038 Thurlow St., Vancouver, B. C, and Stadacone Farm, North Bend, B. C. GOWLER, James Robert.—Merchant, 90 Disraeli St.. Winnipeg. Born Head- ingly, Man., March 3, 1858, son of Oliver and Mary Gowler. Educated Headingly. JAMES ROBERT GOWLER. Came to Winnipeg, 1880; founded present business, 1886. Alderman, City of Winnipeg, since 1906. Married Margaret McLennan, Headingly, 1879; has two sons and four daughters. Society: C. O. F. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 162 Gomez St. Winnipeg, Man. GRACE, Andrew B. — Editor Cranbrook Prospector. Born Boston, Mass., May 1, 1876, son of James and Rachel E. Grace. • Educated public schools, Boston. Reporter and advertising agent, Chicago. Came to British Columbia and established present business, 1894; naturalized, 1896. Married Lizzie Norman, 1890. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; K. T. Conservative; Unitarian. Address: Cranbrook, B. C. GRACEY, Arthur H.—Mining Engineer, K. W. C. Bldg., Nelson. Born Exeter, Ont, Sept. 8, 1869, son of Henry and Agnes McKay Gracey. Educated public schools, Gananoque, Ont.; Queen's University. Mining, Arizona 1888; California and Nevada, 1897; Nelson since 1899. Married Blanche Fitch, Portland, Ore., 1905: has one daughter. Club: Nelson. Address: Nelson, B. C. GRACEY, John.—Manager Bank of Toronto, New Westminster. . Born Thames Road, Ont, Feb. 14, 1876, son of Henry and Agnes Gracey. Educated high school, Gananoque. Clerk Bank of Toronto, St. Catharines, 1895; moved to various other branches; appointed to present position, 1909. Married Nora Hughes Charles; has one son and one daughter. Club: New Westminster. So- 325 Ag- ciety: A. F. & A. M. Address, nes St., New Westminster, B. C. 206 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY FREDERICK MONTGOMERY GRAHAM. GRAHAM, Frederick Montgomery.— Sheriff the Judicial District of Calgary. Born Cobourg, Ont. Aug. 24, 1872, son of William and Martha M. Graham. Educated Collegiate Institute, Cobourg. Came to Alberta 1886. Ranching, Morley, 1890-1904; assistant sheriff, Calgary, 1904-1911; sheriff since September, 1911. Married Jean Eleanor McDougall, daughter of David McDougall, 1902; has one daughter. Club: Canadian. Recreations: hunting, driving. Methodist. Address: 603 Fourth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. GRAHAM, George Edgar.—Superintendent C. P. R. Refrigerator Service, Vancouver. Born Uxbridge, Ont, May 10, 1870, son of Thomas and Violet Graham. Educated Uxbridge and Markham public schools; Toronto Collegiate Institute. Operator railway service, Ontario, 1888; secretary to general freight agent, C. P. R, Toronto; secretary to manager of construction, Crow's Nest branch C. P. R.; superintendent C. P.* R. refrigerator service, Montreal, Winnipeg, Fort William and finally at Vancouver. 1910. Married Mary Beckett Toronto; has one daughter. Club: Terminal City. Recreations: tennis, swimming and lacrosse. Address: Lincoln Apartments, Vancouver, B. C. GRAHAM, Herbert Clement. — Customs Collector, Brandon. Born Oxford, Ont, Feb. 27. 1856. son of Allen E. and Sarah Caroline Graham. Educated public schools, Ontario. Farmed Oxford County; came to Winnipeg, 1877; member Manitoba Legislature for South Brandon, 1888-1897. Married Annie Cunningham? Duart, Ont., 1878; has two sons and two daughters. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Brandon, Man. GRAHAM, Isabel Beaton. — Editor Woman's Department Grain Growers' Guide. Born near Rodney, Ont., daughter of John and Isabel Beaton Graham. Educated Collegiate Institute and Alma Ladies' College, St. Thomas. Came to Manitoba, 1885. Married Francis Graham, nurseryman and .stock raiser, 1882; has one son and four daughters. Clubs: Women's Press; Winnipeg Women's Canadian Club (honorary secretary). Recreations: skating, riding, shooting. Presbyterian. Address: Winnipeg, Man. GRAHAM, James Erskine.—Farmer, of Graham & Stoughan, Horse Dealers, Vonda. Born Ormstown, Que., Dec. 12, 1859, son of William G. and Janet Pringle Graham. Educated public schools. Served as reeve and councillor, Dun- wich, Ont, 1901-1905; came to Saskatchewan, 1906; Alderman, Vonda, 1906-1909; Mayor, 1910. President Vonda Board of Trade. .Married Mary McWilliam, 1882; has three sons and four daughters. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Vonda, Sask. GRAHAM, James Robinson, B. A., LL. B.—Barrister, Real Estate, Financial and Insurance Agent Born Nobleton, York County, Ont., Nov. 5, 1866, son of Charles and Harriet Graham. Educated ,public schools. Nobleton; Collegiate Institute, Collingwood; Model School, Newmarket; Normal School; Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Taught school, Vaughan and Crown Hill, 1884- 1890. Member of firm, Logan & Graham, barristers, Sarnia, 1898-1899; practiced law alone, Sarnia, 1899-1900; Dawson & Graham, Petrolia, 1900-1903; came to Saskatchewan, 1903 1903-1905; commenced 1899-1900 1900-1903 ; taught school, present practice, 1905. Secretary-treasurer Village of Kinistino; Kinistino School District; Carrot River District Agricultural Society; president Liberal Association, Electoral District of Kinistino. Societies: I. O. F; S. O. S. Recreation: football. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Kinistino, Sask. GRAHAM, Robert Blackwood Whidden, LL. B.—Assistant Deputy Attorney General of Manitoba. Born Brookfield, Colchester County, N. S., Dec. 3, 1870, son of James and Lois Graham. Educated public schools. Brookfield; Pictou 207 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Academy, Dalhousie University. Called to Nova Scotia bar, 1893. Came to Manitoba, 1897; called to Manitoba bar. 1906; appointed Assistant Deputy Attorney General, 1908. Married Louisa Ramwell, Bolton, Lancashire, England, 1910. Club: Adanac. Conservative. Address: 412 Broadway Court, Winnipeg Man. GRAHAM, Walter, M. B., Ch. B., M. R. C. S., L. R. C. P.—Surgeon, 710 Davie St., Vancouver. Born Glasgow, Scotland, Sept 17, 1867, son of Rev. Thomas Graham, M. A., and Catherine Graham. Educated Crossley School, Halifax, Yorkshire; University College, Liverpool; Victoria University, England. Practiced, Liverpool, 1897. Came to British Columbia 1903; practiced, Revelstoke, 1903-1907; Vancouver since 1907. Served South African War as civil surgeon fifteen months (Queen's medal, three clasps). Married Frances Brookfield, 1903; has two sons and three daughters. Society: C. W. O. W. Recreations: cricket, yachting. Conservative. Address: 2566 Fourth Ave, Vancouver, B. C. daughter. O. O. F. Address: 210 Alta. Societies.: A. F. & A. M.: T. Independent; Presbyterian. Sixth Ave., E., Calgary, WILLIAM EZRA GRAHAM. GRAHAM, William Ezra, M. D., C. M., M. R. C. S. (England), L. R. C. P. (London), F. R. C. S. (Edinburgh).—Surgeon, Maclean Block, Calgary. Born Smith's Falls, Ont, Aug. 28, 1875, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Graham. Educated Trinity Medical College; London, England; Edinburgh. Practiced, Enis- killen, Ont, 1899-1900; abroad, 1900- 1907; established present practice, 1907. Married Mabel V. Thomson, daughter of Walter Thomson, 1910; has one ORTON IRWIN GRAIN. GRAIN, Orton Irwin, M. D., C. M., M. L. A.-—Physician and Surgeon. Born Fergus, Ont, Aug. 9, 1863, son of Mary and William Grain, C. E. Educated high school, Fergus; Toronto School of Medicine; Victoria University. Came to Manitoba, 1881; established present practice, 1886; one of charter holders of Winnipeg and Northern Ry.; elected to Manitoba Legislature for Kildonan and St Andrew's, 1899; defeated, 1905; reelected, 1908 and 1910. Councillor, Sel- kirk^ 1892; Mayor, 1896. Served' with Q. O. R., Toronto, 1884; assistant surgeon, 91st Manitoba Regiment, 1888, until disbanded. Married Annie Cull, 1891; has two sons and five daughters. Club: Adanac. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. F.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: curling, tennis, cricket Conservative; Anglican. Address: Selkirk, Man. GRANT, His Honour David, LL. B.— Judge of County Court, Vancouver. Born New Brunswick, Oct. 12, 1853, son of William and Agnes Grant. Educated grammar and high schools, New Brunswick; Boston University Law School. Taught school, 1875-1878; practiced Moncton, N. B., 1882. Chairman Moncton school board, five years. Came to Brit- 208 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY DAVID GRANT, LL. B. ish Columbia and admitted to bar, 1900. Married Jane Kinnear, 1883; has two sons and two daughters. Presbyterian. Address: 1418 Thurlow St., Vancouver, B. C GEORGE WILLIAM GRANT. GRANT, George William. — Of Grant & Henderson, Architects, 413 Granville St., Vancouver. Member of Architectural Institute of Canada; member of board Westminster Hall. Born Pictou, N. S., Dec. 14, 1852, son of Alpier and Eleanor Braden Grant. Educated public schools, Pictou, Pictou Academy. Came to British Columbia, 1885; practiced New Westminster, 1887; came to Vancouver, 1887- Architect of many important buildings, Vancouver, some of which are Vancouver General Hospital, Carnegie Public Library, Court House, etc. License Commissioner, Vancouver, 1898- 1899. Married Olive Burris, Musqudo- boit, N. S., 1876. Society: St. Andrew's. Recreations: Lacrosse, football. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 1435 Thurlow St., Vancouver, B. C. JOSEPH ROWAN GRANT. GRANT, Joseph Rowan.—Of Corbould & Grant, Barristers and Solicitors, New Westminster. Born Pembroke, Ont., May 22, 1872, son of Hugh and Jane Grant. Educated high school, Pembroke; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario bar, 1894. Came to British Columbia and called to bar, 1896; practiced New Westminster since. Served with D. C. O. R., New Westminster, six years. Married Annie H. Turner, New Westminster, 1902; has one son and two daughters. Club: New Westminster. Recreations: outdoor sports. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 211 Royal Ave., New Westminster, B. C. GRANT, Robert. — Of Grant & Mounce, Union Saw Mill Co., Cumberland. Born Pictou, N. S., Aug. 22, 1855, son of Hugh and Nancy Grant Educated public schools, Pictou. Lumber business, Nanaimo, Wellington and Cumberland, 1877; built present mill, 1888. One of promoters of Cumberland Waterworks Co. Alderman Cumberland, 1896; Mayor, 1902-1903. Member British Columbia Legislature for Comox District, 1903; re-elected, 1907. Married Barbara Jane McCutcheon, Victoria, 1883; has seven sons and three daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M.; Mystic Shrine. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Derwent Ave., Cumberland, B. C. 209 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY WILLIAM GRASSIE. GRASSIE, Captain William.—Managing Director British American Investment Co., 221 McDermot Ave., Winnipeg. Born Scotland, July 27, 1872, son of William and Agnes Grassie. Educated Wallace Hall Academy, Scotland, Farmed some years, Scotland. Came to Canada 1894; farmed Ontario, 1895; ranched Western Canada, 1895-1900. Came to Winnipeg and. founded present business, 1900; president Winnipeg Real Estate Exchange, 1906. Captain 79 th Cameron Highlanders of Canada. Married Margaret Greig, Montreal. Society: Order, of Scottish Clans. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 53 Harvard Ave., Winnipeg, Man. GRAVES, Arthur Garnot. — Mechanical Engineer. Born South Reston; Lincolnshire, England, Sept 21, 1877, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Graves. Educated public schools. Came to Alberta, 1897. Alderman Calgary, 1905-1908; chairman, municipal electric light plant since its inception; Commissioner Calgary since 1908. Married Harriet Amanda Gilmore, Palmerston, Ont, 1902; has three sons. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: cricket, football. Independent; Methodist Address: 424 14th Ave., E., Calgary, Alta. GRAY, Arthur Wellesley.—Of Gray & Gilchrist, Financial Brokers, 675 Columbia St., New Westminster. Born New Westminster, Oct. 6, 1876, son of Thomas William and Hazel Baird Gray. Educated public schools. Law clerk Corbould & McColl, New Westminster, 1890; chief clerk Nelson Sub. Co., Nelson. B. C, 1893-1895; clerk Royal City Planing Mills, New Westminster, 1897- 1911; established present business, 1911. Alderman New Westminster, 1906-1911. Married Eleanor Jones, daughter of H. A. Jones, Vancouver, 1899; has one son. Club: Westminster. ..Societies. A. F. & A. M.; S. O.. E.; S. O. S. Recreations: baseball, lacrosse (president New Westminster Lacrosse Club). Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 226 Second St., New Westminster, B. C. GRAY, Rev. Henry Allan, M. A.— Archdeacon of Edmonton; Rector of All Saints Parish, Edmonton. District commissioner Boy Scouts; commissioner under Neglected and Dependent Chil- drens Act of Alberta. Born London, England, July, 1863, son of Henry and Fanny Gray. Educated Manitoba University. Came to Alberta, 1886. Chaplain to 19 th Alberta Dragoons. Served three terms as member of Edmonton Public School Board. Address: 549 Third St., Edmonton, Alta. GRAY, John Sidney, M. D., C. M.— Physician, 358 Hargrave St, Winnipeg. Born Heckston, Ont, Jan. 26, 1850, son of John and Nancy Gray. Educated Iroquois high school; McGill University. Practiced North Williamsburg, Ont, 1876. Came to Winnipeg, 1881. Registrar College of Physicians and Surgeons of Manitoba since 1886; Gynaecologist Winnipeg General Hospital staff; Chair of Gynaecology Manitoba Medical College. Married Adelaide Lane, Napanee Ont, 1879; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Carleton; Adanac. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 67 Kingsway, Winnipeg, Man. JOHN HAWKE GRAYSON. GRAYSON, John Hawke. — Financial Broker, Grayson. Block, Moose Jaw; director Moose Jaw Machine Works; director Gray Campbell Co., Ltd. Born Sheffield, England, July 13, 1867, son of Michael and Anne Grayson. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute. London. Ont Clerk drygoods store of 210 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY T. W. Robinson, Moose Jaw, 1885; studied law In brother's office 1897-1901; Postmaster Moose Jaw, 1901-1907; director Moose Jaw General Hospital; interested extensively ranching and farm and city property. Alderman Moose Jaw, 1901-1904 and 1908. Married Adela Babb, Sydney, Man., 1891; has one son and one daughter. Recreations: hunting, shooting, baseball, motoring. Liberal; Methodist Address: 90 Main St, Moose Jaw, Sask. GRAYSON, William.—Of Grayson & Armstrong, Barristers, Moose Jaw. Born Yorkshire England, March 6, 1856, son of Michael and Anne Grayson. Edu- school, London, Ont.; Law student London, 1878. Practiced Winnipeg, 1882. Came to Moose Jaw, 1883; formed partnership with Chas. E. Armstrong, 1906; Crown Prosecutor since 1904; Public Administrator Moose Jaw Judicial District since 1890; member Moose Jaw school board since 1890; chairman since 1902; Mayor, 1903. Married Ellen Babb, Sydney, Man., 1885; has four sons and four daughters. Liberal; Methodist Address: 92 Main St., Moose Jaw, Sask. cated grammar Osgoode Hall. GREELEY, Horace Albertie.—Farmer. Born Hudson, N. H., Sept. 17, 1868, son of James Munro and Nancy Whittier Marsh Greeley. Educated public schools. Came to Fort Walsh, North West Territories, 1879. Clerk T. C. Power & Bro., Fort Walsh, 1880; manager for T. C. Power & Bro., Maple Creek, 1884-1893; engaged ranching and farming since 1893. Elected to North West Territory Legislature for Medicine Hat, 1898; reelected, 1902; superintendent Public Works, Maple Creek, 1908-1910; school trustee 1885-1888; director and secretary Agricultural Society for many years. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; A. O. U. W. Conservative, .Address: Calgary, Alta shire England, April SO, 1859, son of Robert and Sarah Green. Educated public schools Rippingale. Came to Middlesex, Ont, farming with his father, 1875. Came to Moose Jaw and farmed for himself, 1882. Dominion Government Emigration delegate 1890. Director Saskatchewan Agricultural Society, 1895-1910; president, 1906: secretary-treasurer, 1907-1910; secretary- treasurer Boharm School Board, 1897- 1900; chairman. 1901-1904; executive officer Saskatchewan Grain Growers' Association since 1906: secretary-treasurer and general organizer Saskatch- FREDERICK WILLIAM GREEN. ewan Grain Growers' Association since 1909. One of delegation of farmers of Western Canada which waited on Parliament, Ottawa Dec, 1910. Agricultural representative on University Advisory Board for Saskatchewan, 1910; member of Royal Elevator Commission of Province of Saskatchewan, appointed March, 1910, to make searching investigation of conditions etc. Married Margaret Anderson, Brandon, 1884; has four sons and six daughters. Society: A. O. U. W. Methodist Address: 103 Main St., Moose Jaw, Sask. GREEN, A. H.—Of Green Bros., Burden & Co., Civil Engineers and British Columbia Land Surveyors, 516 Ward St., Nelson. Born St. John, N. B., Jan. 20, 1879, son of George and Mary Compton Green. Educated New Brunswick University; McGill University. Came to British Columbia, 1897. Clerk Engineer's Department, C. P. R., 1896-1897; private practice Nelson since 1897. Married Ethel Seed 1907; has two daughters. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Nelson, B. C. GREEN, Frederick William.—Farmer. Secretary-Treasurer Saskatchewan Grain Growers' Association, Times Block, Moose Jaw. Born Rippingale, Lincoln- GREEN, Robert Francis—Of Green & Burdick Bros., Real Estate and Insurance, Langley and Broughton Sts., Victoria Born Peterboro, Ont.. Nov. 14, 1861, son of Benjamin and Rebecca Ann Lipsett Green. Educated public and high schools, Peterboro. Went to Erie, Pa, 188Q. Joined C. P. R., Winnipeg, 1882. Served North West Rebellion, 1885; opened general store, Revelstoke, later general merchant Illicille- Ainsworth and Kaslo; elected Mayor Kaslo, 1893; re-elected, 1896. Represented Slocan and 1885; waet, first 1895, Kaslo lature, 1898-1906 Works, McBride riding British Columbia Legis- Minister of Lands and Government 1903-1906. 211 ROBERT FRANCIS GREEN. Married Celia Macdonnell, Erie, Pa, 1889; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Union; Pacific. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative. Address: 502 Rupert St., Victoria, B. C. GREEN, Roger Henry Carlton.—Barrister (retired). Born Ireland, son of Rev. Thomas Webb Green, Archdeacon of Ardagh, Ireland, and Eleanor (nee Gwynne) Green. Educated private school (Ireland). Came to British Columbia, 1904. Married Mary Adeline Richards, 1888; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver; Vancouver Lawn Tennis; Vancouver Motor. Conservative. Address: 1919 Robson St., Vancouver, B. C. GREEN, Solomon Hart, B. C. L-, M. L. A.—Of Chapman & Green, Barristers, 1010 McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Born St. John, N. B., Oct. 23, 1885, son of Louis and E. Green. Educated King's College, N. S. Practiced St John, 1906. Came to Winnipeg, 1907. Eelected to Manitoba Legislature for North Winnipeg, 1910. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreation: baseball. Liberal. Address: 143 Poison Ave., Winnipeg, Man. GREENE, George Wellington. — Of Green & Payne, Barristers,* Red Deer. Born Athens, Ont, June 5, 1862. son of William and Mary Greene. Educated public and high schools, Athens. Practiced Athens, 1886-1891; councillor Athens, 1890-1891. Came to Alberta 1891; practiced alone until 1902, when formed present partnership. President Athens Board of Trade, Athens. Director Red Deer Memorial Hospital. Bencher Law Society of Alberta; solicitor for town of Red Deer. Married La- mira Jane Billings, Billings Bridge, Ont, 1898; has two sons and three daughters. Clubs: Red Deer; Canadian. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. F. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Red Deer, GREENWAY, Samuel Earl.—Journalist; editor Manitoba Weekly Free Press, Winnipeg. Born Little Prairie, Wis., Feb. 16, 1875, son of Rev. John and Grace Greenway. Came to Manitoba, 1880, and was in turn farmer, teacher, telegraph operator and reporter; contributes, to magazines. Married Ada Maria Cooke, Bois'sevain, Man., 1905; has one ter. Recreations: all outdoor gardening, chess. Address: 140 St., Norwood, Winnipeg, Man. daugh- sports. Marion HON. F. B. GREGORY. GREGORY, Hon. F. B.—Judge of Supreme Court of British Columbia Victoria. Born Fredricton, N. B., Dec. 2, 1862, son of Hon. Mr. Gregory, Judge of Supreme Court, of New Brunswick. Educated Collegiate School, Fredricton; Harvard University, graduated, 1884. Called to New Brunswick bar, 1884; practiced Fredricton, 1884-1890. Came to British Columbia, 1890. For many years partner in firm of Fell & Gregory; took active part in cases arising out of seizure of British Columbia sealing schooners by United States revenue cutters; appointed to present office, 1909. Has taken great interest in military affairs, and was Colonel Fifth Regiment, C. G. A., retiring with rank of Lieutenant- Colonel. Address: Victoria, B. C. 212 m WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JOHN HAMILTON GREY, C. E. GREY, John Hamilton, C. E.—Of J. H. Grey & Milligan Bros., Civil Engineers and Land Surveyors, Victoria. Born St. John, N. B., Dec. 25, 1863, son of Eliza. Ormond and John Hamilton Grey, the first Supreme Court Judge of British Columbia, and one of the fathers of Confederation. Educated grammar school, St John; New Brunswick University. In Dominion Government service, C. P. R., 1870-1884. Came to British Columbia, 1873. Engineer charge of Esquimalt and Nanaimo Ry.; engineer Fraser River Dykes; Shuswap and Okanagan Ry.; Castlegar and Slocan Junction Ry.; Victoria and Sydney Ry.; private practice since 1902. Married Francis Arbuthnot, 1888; has one daughter. Clubs: Union; Pacific. Recreation: horses. Conservative; Anglicarfe Address: Fort and Moss Sts., Victoria, B. C. GRIESBACH, Emiel.—General Merchant. Born Zeitn, Saxony, Germany, March 20, 1855, son of Martin Luther and Eleanqre Griesbach. Educated Leip- sig University. Came to Canada, 1883; with C. P. R, 1884; engaged lumber business, Gleichen, 1887; established present business, 1894. President U. F. A. Union, Gleichen; director Gleichen Agricultural Society; president Board of Trade, two years; church warden St. Andrew's Church twenty-one years. Married Ida E. Griesbach, Gleichen, 1896. Independent; Presbyterian. Address: Gleichen, Alta. GRIESBACH, Major William Antro- bus.—Of Griesbach & O'Connor, Barristers, National Trust Bldg., Edmonton. Born Qu'Appelle, Sask., Jan. 3, 1878, son of Arthur Henry and Emma Griesbach. Educated St. John's College, Winnipeg. Practiced Edmonton since 1901; partner ship with late C. deW. Macdonald, K. C; partnership dissolved, 1905; practiced alone until 1906, when formed present partnership. President District Conservative Association. Unsuccessful candidate Alberta Legislature for Edmonton, 1905; Alderman Edmonton, 1905, 1906; Mayor, 1907. Served with Second Regiment, Canadian Mounted Rifles, South African War, 1899-1900, operations the Orange Free State, Feb. to May, 1900, including actions at Hout MAJOR WILLIAM ANTROBUS GRIESBACH. Nek (May 1), Vet River (May 5 and 6), and Sand River (May 10); operations in the Transvaal (May and June), 1900, including actions near Johannesburg (May 29), Pretoria (June 4), and Diamond Hill (June 11 and 12); operations The Transvaal, East Pretoria (July to Nov. 29,- 1900), including action Reit Vlei (July 16); operations the Orange River Colony (May to Nov. 28, 1900); operations Cape Colony, south of Orange River, 1899-1900. Queen's medal with four clasps. Major A. Squadron, 19th Alberta Dragoons, Edmonton; member of Naval and Military Emigration League. Married Janet Scott McDonald Lauder, 1906. Clubs: Edmonton; Canadian (president, 1910-1911). Societies: A. F. & A- M.; A. O. F.- S O E.; I. O. O. F; K. of P. Recreations: motor boating, riding. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 195 Sixth St., Edmonton, Alta. GRIFFIN, Frederick Thomas.—Land Commissioner C. P. R. Born Waterdown, Ont, Oct. 29, 1853. Educated public and high schools Hamilton. Engaged in law office, Hamilton. Entered Ontario Department of Education, Toronto 1875* Canada North West Land Co., 1882; land department of C. P. R., Winnipeg, 1883; 213 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY assistant land commissioner, 1900. Married Edna E. Walker, Toronto, 1878; has three sons. Address: 81 Smith St., Winnipeg, Man. GRIFFITH, H. S.—Architect, 1006 Government St., Victoria, and Vancou ver. Rev. fith. don, land, 1907. Ont.; Club Address B. C. Born England, June 5, 1865, son of George Sandham and Julia Grif- Educated Roysses School, -Abing- Ettgland. Architect Reading, Eng- 1882. Came to British Columbia Married Marie J. Hall, Kenora has two sons and two daughters. Pacific Society: A. F. & A. M.. 1294 Montrose Ave., Victoria, GRIFFITHS, Albert Francis. — Chartered Accountant Born Newport, England, Oct. 6, 1862, son of John and Fanny Griffiths. Educated Taunton, Chepstow, Shrewsbury. Lumberman Cardiff, 1880; came to British Columbia, 1887. Associate member Dominion Association of Chartered Accountants; Fellow Institute of Chartered Accountants of British Columbia; Fellow Chartered Institute of Secretaries, London; member of Worshipful Company of Needlemakers, London; Freeman, City of London. Married Fanny Bailey, Newport, England. Club: Union. Society: A. F. & A. M. Address: Victoria, B. C. ALLAN KEAY* GRIMMER. GRIMMER, Allan Eeay, R. A. I., M. Sc, C. B.-—City Engineer Medicine Hat. Born St. Andrew's, N. B.. June 4, 1882, son of John Davidson and Agnes Elder Keay Grimmer. Educated grammar schools St. Andrews; University of New Brunswick. Charge Glen extension York and Carleton Ry., 1904-1905; City Engineer Fredricton, 1905-1909; lecturer engineering, University of Manitoba, 1909-1910; present appointment, 1910. Married Margaret S. Babbitt, daughter of George N. Babbitt deputy Receiver General Fredricton, 1908. Club: Cypress. Society: A. F. Sc A. M.; Canadian Society of Civil Engineers. Recreation: tennis, canoeing, motoring. Anglican. Address: Medicine Hat Alta. GRINDLEY, T. M.—Of Gorman, Clancey & Grindley, Ltd.,* 752 Fourth St., Edmonton. Born Laxey, Isle of Man, Nov. 8, 1864. son of Thomas and Esther Grindley. Educated Douglas and Crosby grammar schools. Hardware salesman with J. H. Ashdown, Winnipeg, 1883. Served North West Rebellion, under Colonel Steele, 1885. Came to Alberta 1893. Married Mary Jane Furnival, Winnipeg, 1888; has two daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; United Commercial Travelers' Association. Address: Twenty-first and Athabasca Sts. Edmonton, Alta GROFF, Colin Gemmell.—Publisher of The Times, Taber. Born Selkirk, Man., March 14, 1885, son of Alexander and Annie Groff. Educated public and high schools Dundas, Ont. Printer Banner, Dundas, 1898-1900; printer Willson Stationery Co., Winnipeg, 1904-1905; reporter Journal, Edmonton, 1905-1910; Capital, Edmonton, 1910-1911. Secretary Taber Board of Trader Married Catherine Gordon Cameron Wilson, Chatham, Ont, 1908. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Taber, Alta s jttH^lMI Hfc 15 "■L jl 1 '^P*-***.. <*§ 111 gSs&H&k-■%. -■■;*-"-"■ I Jllllll ANTHONY MEDLICOTT GROGAN. GROGAN, Anthony Medlicott. — Of Ellis & Grogan, Wholesale Agents for Builders Supplies, Calgary. Born Somer- ton, Somersetshire England, Oct 18, 214 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY 1867, son of Isabel Helen and William George Grogan, M. A., gold medallist Dublin University; cousin of Major Sir Edward Grogan, Bart, military attache Buenos Ayres; Admiral Grogan's second eldest brother. Educated St. Mary Magdalene College, P/addington, London; H. M. S. Conway, Liverpool; Gui- enne-pas-de-Culais, France. Midshipman Merchant Service sailing out of Liverpool, and agent Melbourne, Australia, some years; came to Calgary, 1887; served with Royal North West Mounted Police under Colonel S. B. Steele, Calgary, Macleod and Fort Saskatchewan, 1888-1892; established present business, 1893. Married Miriam de Sousa, Calgary, 1902; has one son. Club: Commercial. Society: A. F. & A. M. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Calgary, Alta GROSS, Frank D.—Manager Mainland Transfer Co., 94 Pender St., Vancouver; director Vancouver Warehouses, Ltd. Born Albert County, N. B., Nov. 4, 1870, son of William and Mary Trites Gross. Educated public schools Albert County. Came to British Columbia, 1887. Member of firm Gross & McNeill, Vancouver, 1893-1904; amalgamated with Mainland Transfer Co., 1904. Married Nellie P. Pride, New Westminster, B. C, 1901; has one son and one daughter. Club: Commercial. Recreation: driving. Liberal; Baptist Address: 2375 Sixth Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. GROUARD, rie, O. M. I., Ibora Vicar St. Bernard's Born Brulon, tha, France, Emile Jean Baptiste Ma- D. D.—Titular 'Bishop of Apostolic of Athabaska, Mission, Grouard, Alta department of la Sar- Feb. 2, 1840, son of Andre and Anne Meynard Grouard. Educated Seminary at Le Mans; Laval University. Came to Canada, 1860. Missionary under Bishop Tache, afterwards Archbishop of St. Boniface; subsequently under Archbishop Farand, Vicar Apostolic of Athabaska and Mackenzie; named bishop by late Pope Leo XIII, 1890; consecrated by Bishop Tache, St. Boniface 1891, as Vicar Apostolic of Athabasca and Mackenzie in the place of Bishop Farand, 1891. Athabasca separated from Mackenzie, 1902. Roman Catholic. Address: St. Bernard's Mission, Grouard, Alta. GRISDALE, Right Rev. John, D. D., D. C. L«—Lord Bishop of Qu'Appelle, Indian Head. Born Bolton, Lancashire England, Jan. 21, 1845, son of Robert and Alice Grisdale. Educated Church Missionary College, Islington, London. Ordained St. Paul's Cathedral, London, 1870; Canon of St. John's Cathedral, Winnipeg. 1874-1878; Dean of Rupert's Land, 1878- 1896; professor of Pastoral Theology, St John's College, Winnipeg, 1874-1878; Prolocutor of general synod; Bishop of Qu'Appelle, 1896; Examiner and one of the Senate of the University of .Saskatchewan. Married Anne Chaplin, Leicestershire, England, 1871; has one son and one daughter. Recreation: chess. Address: Bishop's Court, Indian Head, Sask. GUGGISBURG, Walter William, B. A. —Of Doerr & Guggisberg,! Barristers, Northern Crown Bank Bldg., Regina. Bom Walkerton, Ont, Feb. 28, 1878, son of Frank and Matilda Weaver Guggisberg. Educated public and high schools Walkerton; Queen's University; Normal School, Hamilton. Graduated from Queen's University, 1904; gold medal political economy; law student Ferguson & Richardson, and with Andrews & Andrews, Winnipeg, 1905. Married Henrietta Todd, Walkerton, 1905; has one son and one daughter. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Regina, Sask. THOMAS GUINAN. GUINAN, Thomas. — President Red River Loan & Land Co., Union Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Huron County, Ontario, Nov. 10, 1856, son of Patrick and Annie Guinan. Educated public schools. Hotel proprietor, St. Thomas, N. D., 1881-1890; member of Legislature, North Dakota, 1896-1900. Came to Win- 1900. Married Annie Enright Dakota, 1887; has three sons and daughters. Clubs: Adanac; Catholic Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: 88 Langside St., Winnipeg, Man nipeg, North three GUNN, James Brown.—Of J. B. Gunn & Company, Engineers and Contractors |J. B. Gunn, sole proprietor), 306 McLean Block, Calgary. Born Winnipeg, April 26, 1885, son of John and Christina Gunn. Educated Collegiate Insti- 215 JAMES BROWN GUNNT tute, Winnipeg. Member of firm, John Gunn & Sons, Winnipeg, since 1901. Came to Calgary, 1908. Club: Alberta. Recreation: golf. Liberal; Baptist Address: Findlay, Apartments, Calgary, Alta lit JEREMIAH DONALD GUNN. GUNN, Jeremiah Donald. — Financial Brokers. Born Springfield, Man., Jan. 23, 1880, son of Robert * and Barbara Gunn. Educated public schools; Collegiate Institute, Winnipeg. Clerk National Trust Co., Winnipeg, 1900; came as accountant for firm's branch, Edmonton, 1903; came to Saskatoon to open branch for National Trust Co., and appointed manager, 1906; secretary Saskatoon Board of Trade, 1907; Lieutenant 22d Saskatchewan Light Horse. Clubs: Sas katoon;. Canadian ^secretary since organization, 1908). Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: golf, riding, curling. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 311 Sixth Ave., Saskatoon, Sask. GUNN. E. Mabel.—Matron and Deaconess Free Kindergarten, Winnipeg. Born Kennetcook, N. S., daughter of Rev. Adam and Susan MacLellan Gunn. Educated Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown, P. E. I.; Normal School, Regina; Ewart Missionary and Deaconess Training Home, Toronto. Public school teacher five years. Came to Manitoba, 1910. Presbyterian. Address: Ellen Winnipeg, Man. GUNN, Peter, M. L. A. — Rancher. Born Thurso Caithness, Scotland, Feb. 9, 1864, son of John and Barbara Gunn. Educated Thurso. Connected with Hudson's Bay Co., 27 years. Member Alberta Legislature for Lac Ste. Anne. Married Mary Rich, Hoy, Orkney, Scotland, 1891; has five sons and four daughters. Liberal; Presbyterian. AddresSV Lac Ste. Anne, Alta. RICHARD E. GUNN. GUNN, Richard E.—Of Gunn & Batten, Financial Brokers, 245 Notre Dame Ave., Winnipeg. Born Almonte, Ont, Aug. 2, 1869, son of George and Mary E. Gunn. Educated public schools, Ontario. Came to Manitoba, 1875; engaged farming, 1893; with Street Railway, Winnipeg, 1893-1897; treasurer Western Loan Co., Winnipeg, 1902-1903; present firm established, 1904. Manager and trustee private syndicates. Married Co- lista Post, Dominion City, Man., 1894; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Canadian. Societies: I. O. O. F.; A. O. U. W. Recreation: driving, baseball. Liberal; Methodist Address: 55 Kingston Row, Windsor Park, Winnipeg, Man. 216 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY GURD, William P., B. C. L.—Barrister and Solicitor. Solicitor for Kootenay Telephones Co., Ltd.; Bank of Commerce; C. P. R; chairman Cranbrook School Board. Born Stradcalley, Queen's County, Ireland, March 8, 1870, son of George and Eleanor Margaret Farquhar Gurd. Came to Canada as a boy. Educated Trinity University; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario bar, 1894; practiced Toronto, 1894-1896. Solicitor for Crows Nest Railway during construction period, 1897-1898; private practice Cranbrook, since 1899. Served with Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto, 1890-1892. Married Caroline Bertha Moss, 1904; has one son and two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Cranbrook, B. C. GUY, Rev. William Alexander, B. A., B. D.—Pastor St. Andrew's Church, Regina. Born Portage du Fort Que., Oct. 27, 1878, son of Robert and Mary Catherine Guy. Educated Model School, Quebec; public schools, Ontario; Newburgh Academy; Queen's University. Student missionary, 1897; ordained missionary, 1901-1903; pastor Presbyterian Church, Dalhousie, 1903-1908. Came to Saskatchewan to take present charge, 1908. Synodical Convener of Young People's societies; secretary Saskatchewan Lord's Day Alliance; Convener Home missions and Augmentation, Presbytery, Regina. Married Grace Tucker Rouse, 1903: has one son and one daughter. Club: Canadian. Societies: A. O. U. W.; A. F. & A. M. (Chaplain Wascana Lodge). Recreations: curling, hockey, tennis, baseball, football, travel. Independent-Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 2837 Dewdney Ave., Regina, Sask. GWILLIM, Frank Llewellyn. — Of Gwillim, Crisp & Mackay, Barristers, 744 Hastings St., W., Vancouver. President Vancouver Construction Co.; director Victor Cement Block Sc Machine Co., Ltd. Born Hereford, England, July 6, 1870, son of James and Olivia Maria Spencer Gwillim. Came to Manitoba, 1882. Educated public schools England a.id Manitoba. Admitted to North West Territories bar, 1893; Manitoba bar, 1897; Yukon bar, 1898. Came to British Columbia, 1898; called to bar, 1906. First public administrator Yukon Territory, 1898. Club: Vancouver. Societies: I. O. O. F.; A. O. U. W.; S. O. E. Recreation: motoring. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Vancouver, B. C. GWYN, William Trevor. — Manager Dominion Bank of Canada, Dominion Trust Bldg., Vancouver. Born Dundas, Ont, Jan. 14, 1880, son of Herbert C. and Charlotte Osier Gwyn. Educated Trinity College School, Port Hope. Junior Dominion Bank, Oshawa, 1896; subsequently stationed Guelph, Belleville, Toronto and Winnipeg; for some time assistant manager Montreal; manager present branch-since 1911. Married Emily Harriet Spragge, 1906; has one son and one daughter. Anglican. Address: Vancouver, B. C. GZOWSKI, Casimir Stanislaus, C. E. —Of Macdonnell, Gzowski & Co., Civil Engineers and Contractors, Bank of British North America Bldg., Vancouver. Born Toronto, May 1, 1876, son of Casimir Stanislaus and Mary Gzowski. Educated Bishop Ridley College, St. Catharines; School of Practical Science, Toronto. Railway survey work, 1896; construction C. P. R. and other railways, 1896-1905. Came to British Columbia, 1897. Joined firm of Loss, Macdonnell Sc Co., building Nicola Ry., 1905; formed present firm, 1906. Married Mildred Gwendolyn Church, 1909; has one daughter. Clubs: Toronto; Vancouver; Vancouver Rowing; Jericho Country; Royal Vancouver Yacht. Societies: Canadian Society of C. E.; Toronto Engineers. Recreations: all outdoor sports. Address: 1999 Beach Ave., Vancouver, B. C. HAGEL, Nathaniel Francis, K. C.— Barrister, 26 Merchants Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born County of Oxford, Ont, Feb. 20, 1846, son of Samuel and Ann Eliza Hagel. Educated grammar schools, Ingersoll and Woodstock. Called to Ontario bar, 1873; practiced Toronto, 1881; Klondike, 1900-1905, when came to Winnipeg. Practiced some years in Yukon, returning to Winnipeg. Ex-president Conservative Association of Yukon. Served as volunteer Fenian Raid, 1866 (medal). Married Susan Adale Summers, London, Ont, 1870; has one son and two daughters. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M.; L. O. L. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 182 Donald St., Winnipeg, Man. HAGEL, Percy Elden. — Barrister. Born Toronto, April 22, 1881, son of Nathaniel Francis and Susan Adele Hagel. Came to Winnipeg, 1881. Educated public schools; St. John's College. Student with N. F. Hagel, barrister, Yukon. Called to Yukon bar, 1904; called to Manitoba bar, 1906. Married Rachael 217 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY PERCY ELDEN HAGEL. Amia Campbell, Teulon, Man., 1908; has one son. Conservative; .Anglican. Address: 363 Maryland St., Winnipeg, Man. HAGER, Alvah L.—Managing Director New England Fish Co., Foot Gore Ave., Vancouver; secretary Doty Fish Co.; manager Northwestern Fisheries Co.; president and treasurer Canadian Fishing Co., Ltd. Porn Iowa, Nov. 19. 1887, son of Alphonso William and Mary Hager. Educated Northwestern University. Engaged fish industry' Boston, 1900. Came to British Columbia, 1908. Member Vancouver Board of Trade. Married Hilda Synnestvedt, Philadelphia, Pa., 1901: has one son and three daughters. Clubs: Terminal City, Vancouver; Arctic, Seattle. Societies: A. F. & A. M. (M. S-); K. T. Recreations: baseball, bowling, motoring. Address: 1744 Venables St., Vancouver, B. C. ALEXANDER K. HAGGART, X. C., Ex. M. HAGGART, B. C, EX. M. P. A., LL. B. Alexander, B. A., LL. B., F.—Of Macdonald, Hag- gart, Sullivan & farr, Barristers, National Trust Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Peterboro, Ont, Jan. 20, 1848, son of Archibald and Elizabeth Haggart. Educated Victoria University. Practiced Toronto, 1877; president Law Society, Manitoba; elected to House of Commons, 1908-1911; resigned Oct. 1911; ex- Alderman and school trustee. Married Elizabeth Littlehales, Winnipeg. 1887. Clubs: Manitoba, Carleton, Adanac. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 229 Kennedy St, Winnipeg, Man. HAINES, David Robert. — General Manager Investors Guarantee Corporation of Canada, 609 First St., Edmonton. Director Saturday News, Ltd.; part owner St Thomas Journal. Born St. Mary's, Ont, Sept. 24, 1881. son of Whitney W. and Martha Monteith Haines. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Ontario. Business Mgr. Journal, St. Thomas, 1906-1909; came to Edmonton, 1909; manager Daily Capital, 1909. Served as Lieutenant 25th Elgin Infantry, St. Thomas. Clubs: Edmonton; Edmonton Country. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; C. O. F.; C. O. O. F. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Windsor Hotel, Edmonton, Alta. FREDERICK HARDING HALE. HALE, Frederick Harding.—-Managing Director North Kootenay Land & Timber Co., Ltd., Dominion Trust Bldg., Vancouver; director North American Land & Lumber Co., Ltd. Born Northampton, N. B., Dec. 8, 1844, son of Martin and Hulda Hale. Educated public schools, Northampton. Came to British Columbia 1903. Represented Carleton 218 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY House of Common*, 1887-1891; 1896- 1900; 1900-1904. Mferried Rhoda McGee (deceased); married Emma E. Boyer (deceased); married Lina Faulkner, Kings County, N. B.; has three sons and two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Liberal; Conservative; Baptist Address: 426 12th Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. HALL, Ernest Amos, M. D.—Physician, 1301 Davie St., Vancouver. Born Ontario, March 9, 1861, son of Robert Skerrow and Jane Hall. Educated Woodstock; Toronto; Edinburgh University; Germany. Began practice Ontario. Came to British • Columbia, 1889. Member of Victoria School Board, 1905. .Gold medallist Trinity Alumni Association for best medical article from results of original investigation: "The Relation of Pelvic Disease in Women to Mental Abnormality.'* Married Mary Louisa Fox, 1885; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: A, F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; Royal Society of Medicine, London, England; Canadian Medical Society. Recreations: sketching, painting. Address: Victoria, B. C. HALL, George Arthur Benjamin, M. D«—Physician and Surgeon. City Health Officer Victoria. Born Gloucester, Ont, Oct. 29, 1868, son of Elizabeth and Lewis Hall. Educated Cooper Medical College, San Francisco; Johns Hopkins University. Came to British Columbia, 1875. Practiced Nelson, 1896-1909. Represented Nelson, British Columbia Legislature, 1906-1908. Provincial Health Officer, Nelson, 1900. Alderman, 1900. On school board, Nelson, 1901-1909. Came to Victoria, 1909. Married C. E. Pool, Nanaimo, 1893; has three sons. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M.; I. O. O. F.; K. of P.; James Bay Athletic Association. Recreations: outdoor sports. Address: 1305 Yates St., Victoria, B. C. HALL, James Deakin.—Sheriff, Court House, Vancouver. Born Londonderry, Ireland, son of Thomas and Martha Caroline Hall. Came to Canada as a boy. Educated grammar schools, Brampton, Ont. Commenced career Toronto; subsequently engaged in Winnipeg and Victoria. Came to Vancouver, 1887. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; R. A. M. Recreations: all athletic sports. Address: Vancouver, B. C. HALL, James Edward.—Managing Director Vancouver Milling & Grain Co., Ltd., 236 Smythe St., Vancouver. Born Belleville, Ont, Dec. 2, 1879, son of Charles Edward and Ida J. Hall. Educated Winnipeg. Milling and grain business Saskatchewan, 1900-1905. Came to British Columbia, 1905. Married Ethel- wyn Ceperley, 1907; has one daughter. Club: Terminal City. Recreation: hunting. Address: 2580 York St., Vancouver, B. C. HALL, John.—Inspector for Alberta National Trust Co., Ltd., 25 Jasper Ave., E., Edmonton. Born Uttoxeter, Staffordshire, Enyland, May 19, 1861, son of William and Elizabeth Hall. Educated public schools, Uttoxeter. Came to Canada, 1880; farmed Manitoba, 1880-1901; horse exchange, Stonewall, Man., 1901-1907; inspector C. P. R. lands, Alberta, 1907-1909; Inspector for National Trust Co., since 1909. Married Laura May Lusted, Uxbridge, Ont, 1904; has three sons and three daughters. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: hunting curling. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 733 14th St., Edmonton, Alta. HALL, John Albert, M. Sc.—Victoria Cheinical Co., Ltd., Victoria. Born Manchester, England, Sept 1, 1868, son of Robert Hall. Educated University of Manchester. Chemist Manchester, 1887. Game to British Columbia, 1893. Late Lieutenant-Colonel commanding Fifth Regiment, Canadian Artillery. Married Annie Gatenby, Victoria Club: Union. Society: Chemical of London, England. Recreation: motoring. Address: Victoria, B. C. HALL, John Thomas. — Publicity Agent; Commissioner City of Brandon. Born Glasgow, Scotland, June 11, 1858, son of George and Harriet Hall. Came to Canada with his parents, 1869. Educated Hamilton. Cabinetmaker and ^furniture manufacturer Hamilton, 1883. Alderman Hamilton, 1893-1897; assessment and industrial commissioner Hamilton, 1897-1907; secretary Board of Trade and assessment commissioner Medicine Hat, 1907-1910; present appointment, 1910. Secretary Union of Alberta Municipalities, 1908-1910; secretary Associated Boards of Trade of Western Canada; secretary Western Canada Irrigation Association. Was one of organizers of Canadian Club movement, being president of original branch, Hamilton, 1906-1907. Club: Canadian. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; I. O. F.; A. O. U. W. Recreations: music, athletic sports. Presbyterian. Address: Brandon, Man. HALL, Leonard Willmott.—Manager, Fort George & Western Lands Co., 215 Jasper Ave., W., Edmonton. Born London, England, Dec 28, 1868, son of John and Louisa Hall, Waterbeach, Cambridge, England. Educated grammar school, Stevenage, Herts, England.; Gros- 219 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY venor College, London, England. Came to Canada, 1899; manager and fur buyer, Hudson's Bay Co., Teslin Lake, B. Q.t 1898-1899; prospecting and trading, Yukon, 1900-1902; travelling and lecturing, England on Canadian subjects, 1903-1908; came to Edmonton and established present business, 1910. Served as Justice of the Peace, Teslin Lake, 1898-1900. Married Mary Anne Williams, daughter of Major Solomon Williams, Fourth Royal Irish Dragoons, Brighton, Sussex, England, 1903; has two sons and one daughter. Society: St George's. Recreations: cricket, football. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 775 Eighth St., Edmonton, Alta LEWIS HALL, D. D. S. HALL, Lewis, D. D. S.—Dentist, 655 Yates St., Victoria. Born Staffordshire, England, March 11, 1860, son of Lewis and Elizabeth Hall. Came to British Columbia, 1876. Educated public schools, Philadelphia Fa; Dental School. Practiced Victoria, since 1888. Alderman, Victoria, 1906-1907. Mayor, 1908-1909; chairman school board, 1900-1908. Married Sophie Cummings, Victoria, 1889. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; I. O. F.; I. O. G. T. Address: 502 Catherine St., Victoria, B. C. HALL, Lillian Victoria.—Wife of Rev. R. Frances Hall, B. A. Born Ripley, Ont., daughter of Thomas Fyfe and Jane Welsh Yenien. Educated high school, Kincardine, Ont; Wheeler Hall; Queen's University; Minnesota State Normal school. Came to Manitoba, 1903; Saskatchewan, 1910. Mrs. Hall's life is note worthy because of the mental stimulus and help she has given unstintedly to many a baffled student in the country districts of the west, preparing them for matriculation entrance and certificates. One of her pupils won the Greek Scholarship offered by Manitoba College, 1907. She has made life worth living for the discouraged. She was first vice-president of the Missionary Presbytery, Portage la Prairie district Married Rev. R. Frances Hall, B. A., 1903; has one daughter. Recreations: tennis, gardening. Presbyterian. Address: Saskatoon, Sask. HALL, Tomas Proctor, M. A., B. A., M. D., Ph. D.—Physician. Born Hornby, Ont, Oct 7, 1858, son of Robert Skirrow and Jane Hall. Educated Toronto University; Illinois Western University; Clark University; National Medical.University. Professor Natural Science, Tabor, Iowa; science master, Woodstock College; professor physics, Kansas City.-; University; editor American X-Ray Journal, Chicago. Came to British CoT lumbia, 1905. Member and vice-president British Columbia Academy of Science. Married Elizabeth Knight of Souris, P. E. I., 1885. Married Ruth Maud McManus, M. D., 1902; has one son and two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: scientific investigation. Address: 1301 Davie St, Vancouver, B. C. HALLET, Isaac Hoyt.—Barrister and Solicitor. Solicitor for British Columbia Copper Co.; New Dominion Copper Co.; Bank of Montreal, Greenwood. Born Norton, Kings County, N. B.,- May 13, 1856, son of James M. and Hannah E. Hallet Educated high school, Sussex, N. B.; Harvard University Law School. Called to New Brunswick bar, 1882. Practiced Sussex, N. B., 1882-1889. Came to British Columbia, 1889. Called to British Columbia Bar, 1890; practiced VarTcouver, 1889-1896; Greenwood, since 1896; Police Magistrate Vancouver, 1890- 1892; Police Magistrate Greenwood since 1897. Married Ellen Hall, 1897; has two sons. Club: Greenwood. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Greenwood, B. C. HALLS, Frank Ernest.—Of Carter, HallS, Aldinger Co., Ltd., Union Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Director Western Stone Co., Ltd., St Boniface, Man. Born Huron County, Ont, April 20, 1872, son of James and Mary Halls. Educated pubic schools and Illinois University. Draughtsman with Luxfer Prism Co., Chicago, 111., 1895. Came to Winnipeg, 1907. Married Josephine >JP ierce, Davenport, la., 1901; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Commercial Trav- 220 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY FRANK ERNEST HALLS. ellers. Recreations: bowling," fishing. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 248 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. HALPENNY, Jasper, M. A.,.M. D., C. M.—Surgeon, 216 Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg. Born Listowel, Ont., Oct. 23, 1869, son of Richard and Elizabeth Halpenny. Educated public and high schools, Neepawa Man.; Manitoba University; Johns Hopkins Medical College. Baltimore Came to Manitoba, 1880. Taught school Manitoba, 1888; principal Intermediate School, McGregor, Man., 1889-1891. Practiced Winnipeg since 1891. Hon. secretary for Manitoba Medical Association; local secretary (for Manitoba) Canada Medical Association; member board Knowles Boys' Home; surgeon to Winnipeg General Hospital; lecturer clinical surgery, Manitoba Medical College; member Council University of Manitoba; president Alumni Association Wesley College; member Winnipeg Scientific Club; Manitoba Medical Association; Canada Medical Association; Winnipeg Med- ico-Chirurgical Association; Winnipeg Clinical Society; medical superintendent Winnipeg General Hospital, 1901-1905; representative Province of Manitoba 16th International Medical Congress, Budapest, 1909. Wrote biographies of prominent men between Great Lakes and Rocky mountains, for work published by Dr. Howard A. Kelley, Baltimore, Md. Club: Manitoba. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreations: football, teniiis, rifle practice Liberal; Methodist. Address: 402 Breadalbane Apts., Winnipeg, Man. HALSE, George H.—-Secretary-Treasurer British Columbia Telephone Co., Seymour St., Vancouver. Born Toronto, March 27, 1860, son of George and Isabella Halse. Educated Upper Canada College. Came to British Columbia, 1902. Telephone business since., Married Ella Catto. June, 1903; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver; Jericho (Victoria). Address: Vancouver, B. C. County: Union 1560 Burnaby St, WILLIAM ARTHUR WESLEY HAMES HAKES, William Arthur Wesley.— Of Murchison & Hames, Real Estate' and Insurance Brokers, Second Ave., Bassano; president Bassano Board of Trade. Born Morris, Man., Nov. 6, 1879, son of Rev. Arthur and Sarah Jane Hames. Educated public schools, Manitoba. Clerk, C. J. Mickle, barrister, Birtle, Man., 1899-1910; established present business, 1910; Town Clerk, Bassano, 1911. Married Sylvia E. Markle, 1907; has one son and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: shooting. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Bassano, Alta. HAMILTON, Charles Robert, B. A., X. C.—Of Hamilton Sc Wragge, Barristers, Canadian Bank of Commerce Chambers, Nelson. Born Quebec Aug. 15. 1867, son of Frances Louisa Hume and Charles Hamilton, Archbishop of Ottawa. Educated Bishops College School, Lennoxville, Que.; Keble College, Oxford, England. Came to British Columbia, 1889: called to British Columbia bar. 1893; practiced, Vancouver, 1893-1896; Rossland, 1896-1910; 221 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Nelson, since 1910. Alderman, Rossland, 1900-1905; .Mayor, 1905. Married Edith Bell Wilson, Rossland, 1900; has one son and three daughters. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Nelson, B. C. HAMILTON, Frederick Charles. — Real Estate and Financial Agent, Bank of Hamilton . Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Township of Bosanquet, Ont, June 2, 1871, son of David and Elizabeth Hamilton. Educated public school, Ravens- wood; high sehool, Forrest; business college, Stratford. Banker, Forrest, Ont, 1888. Came to Winnipeg, 1895. Justice of the Peace, 1906. Married Bessie L. Clements, Winnipeg, 1910. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F; C. O. F; R. T. of T. Club: Canadian. Liberal; Congregationalist. Address: Kirkwood Apartment, Winnipeg, Man. HAMILTON, Rev. Hugh, B. A., B. D. — Presbyterian Clergyman. Born Longridge, Linlithgowshire, Scotland. Educated Manitoba College, Winnipeg. As pioneer missioner built churches Yorkton, 1893; Orkney, 1894; Wallace, 1894, organized the congregation of Winnipegosis. Ministered Rath well, 1901-1905; called to Kildonan, 1908. Married daughter of Rev. Herbert Jacobs, Weston, Winnipeg, 1905; has one son and one daughter. Address: Kildonan, Man. HAMILTON, Pearl Richmond.—(Wife of Elmer William Hamilton, B. A., publisher.) Born Iowa, United States, daughter of John Francis and Harriet Munn Richmond. Educated Lansing- bury Academy, Troy, N. Y.; University of Wisconsin. Engaged as principal high school, and on her marriage, 1905, came to Winnipeg; has one daughter. Editor of Women's and Boys and Girls' Departments Canadian Thresherman and Farmer. Leader Shakespeare Club and of Young Women's Club of Congregational church, Winnipeg, and later taking special interest wage-earning girls of the. city; vice-president Winnipeg branch Canadian Women's Press Club, 1910. Contributes regularly to Western Home Monthly. Congregationalist. Address: Avoca Block, Winnipeg, Man. HAMILTON, Robert. — Of Robert Hamilton Sc Co., Millwrights and Contractors, 615 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Peterboro County, Ont, March 8, 1860, son of David and Agnes Jane Hamilton. Educated public school, Lakefield, Ont. Apprentice wheelwright with Peter Hamilton, Peterboro, 1874- 1878; with William Hamilton & Co., Peterboro, 1878-1888; with Stearns Mfg. Co., San Francisco, 1888-1889; sawmill building own account, Seattle, 1889-1891. Came to British Columbia, 1891; represented William Hamilton Mfg. Co., 1891-1904; established pres-' ent business, 1904. Married Katherine Jane Hefferon, 1892. Clubs: Vancouver; Westminster; Travellers, Winnipeg. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: hunting, fishing. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 106 Granville Mansions, Vancouver, B. C. HAMILTON, Robert, M. R. C. V. S.— Veterinary Surgeon. Born Lanark. Scotland, Nov. 10, 1866, son of William and Margaret Hamilton. Educated Lanark public schools; Glasgow Veterinary College. Veterinary surgeon Scotland, 1888. Came to British Co- Veterinary surgeon to Forces at Esquimalt; ex-president British Columbia Veterinary Association. Served Lanarkshire Yeomanry, 1882-1885. Married Janet Clark, Lanarkshire; has two sons. Address: Broughton St., Vitcoria, B. C. HAMILTON, Thomas Glendenning, M. D.—Physician and Surgeon. Born Soarboro, Ont, Nov. 27, 1873, son of James and Isabella Glendenning. Came to Winnipeg, 1891. Educated Manitoba University. Practiced Winnipeg since 1903. Winnipeg sehool trustee. Married Lillian May Forrester, Winnipeg^ daughter. Societies r British Association of Science; Archaeo- of America. Presbv- 185 Kelvin Road, lumbia. 1890. His Majesty's 1906; has one Manitoba Medical: for Advancement logical Institute terian. Address: Winnipeg, Man. HANBURY, John.—Of John Hanbury &. Co., Fourth and Granville Sts., Van-, couver. President and General Mar-^^er North Star Lumber Co.; president Hanbury Manufacturing Co.. Brandon; president Calgary Manufacturing Co.; president Hanbury Hardware Co.; president Manitoba Hardware & Lumber Co. Born Markdale, Ont, June 12, 1855, son of William and Jane Whity Hanbury. Educated public schools, Markdale and Dundalk, Ont. Farming, 1865-1870; contracting business Ontario; contracting and builaing Brandon 1882: built Postofflce Block, Merchants Block, General Hospital, Brandon. Member of Brandon Board of member General Hospital Brandon. Alderman, Brandon, to Vancouver and established business, 1910. Married Martha Ospera, Ont., 1880 (deceased, ; has four sons and four daugh- Club: Vancouver. Society: A. F. M. Conservative; Anglican. Ad- 1949 Barclay St., Vancouver, Trade; Board, Came present Miles 1898) ters. & A. dress: B. C. 222 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY GEORGE J. HAMMOND. HAMMOND, George J. — President and Managing Director Natural Resources Security Co.. Ltd., Vancouver; member Vancouver Board of Trade; Vancouver Tourist Association. Born Port Dover, Ont, Jan. 15, 1866, son of Edward and Priscilla Long Hammond. Educated Port Dover. Drug clerk, Port Dover and Hagersville, Ont.; station agent, Canada Southern Railway; train despatcher. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry., Milwaukee, 1882-1884; Western Union Telegraph and Postal Telegraph-Cable Co., 1884- 1890; Chicago Board of Trade and Merchants Exchange, 1890-1900; brokerage business, Minneapolis and St Paul, 1900-1906. Came to British Columbia. 1906; vice-president Kootenay Orchard Association, Nelson, 1907-1909: present company formed, 1909; originator of the City of Fort George, B. C. Married Margaret Cameron, 1906; has one son. Recreations: riding, hunting, fishing. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Blenheim Court, Vancouver, B. C. 223 WHO'S WHO AND WHY HAND, Farmer's J. Albert, B. Advocate and S. A.—Editor Home Journal, 14-16 Princess Dufferin County, sOn of William Educated high Ont; Ontario Associate editor ist, Toronto, 1905 St, Winnipeg. Born Ont, April 10, 1878, and Margaret Hand. school, Orangeville, Agricultural College. Canadian Horticultur- Came to Winnipeg, 1906; started agricultural page, Winnipeg Telegram, and founded Prairie Chicken Club; lecturer on Field Husbandry, Manitoba Agricultural College. 1907-1908. Married Sadie A. Hamilton, Grand Valley, Ont., 1909. Independent; Methodist Address: 10 Cooper St., Winnipeg, Man. HANDS, J. G., M. D Librarian. Born Campden, Gloucestershire, England, 1843, son of Jonathan and Sarah Hands. Educated Normal College, Bat- tersea, London, England. Taught school England, 1864; came to Canada and taught Collingwood Collegiate Institute; editor Coiringwood Bulletin; taught school British Columbia, 1870; graduated M. D., Detroit, 1889; Librarian, Victoria public library. Club: Pacific. Recreation: reading. Address: Victoria. B. C. HANSFORD, Jeffrey Ellery, LL. B.— Barrister and Solicitor, 354 Main St.. Winnipeg; director on boards of several realty companies. Born Quebec, Nov. 17, 1865, son of Marianne Reynar and Rev. W. Hansford, D. D. Educated Stanstead College, Quebec; public schools and collegiate institutes, Ontario; Toronto University and Osgood e Hall. Member of firm Hansford & Lennox, Toronto, 1890-1892; Hansford & Irving, Toronto, 1892-1894; Neville & Hansford, Toronto, 1894-1897; Hansford, Martin & White, Toronto, 1897-1904. Came to Manitoba, 1907. Captain 90th Regiment, Winnipeg Rifles. Married Frances Henderson, Toronto; has three daughters. Clubs: Adanac; Conservative; Military Institute. Societies: A. F. & A. M. (past master); I. O. O. F.: S. O. E.; I. O. F. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 586 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. HANNINGTON, Henry C.—Of Han- nington & Jackson, Barristers at Law, 1122 Government St, Victoria. Born Dorchester, N. B., Oct 2, 1865, son of Emily M. Wetmore and Hon. Daniel L. Hannington, Judge of the Supreme Court of New Brunswick. Educated New Brunswick University. Called to New Brunswick bar, 1889. Practiced Manitoba 1899; practiced Grand Forks, 1899-1908; present firm formed, 1909. Married Jane Charlotte Peters, St John, N. B., 189»3; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Pacific. Recreations: fishing, tennis. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Victoria, B. C. HANNINGTON, Robert Wetmore, B. A.—-Barrister and Solicitor. Born Dorchester, N. B., May 22, 1868, son of Emily M. Wetmore and Hon. Daniel L. Hannington, late Premier of New Brunswick, and Senior Judge of Supreme Court of New Brunswick. Educated University of New Brunswick;. Dalhousie University. Called to New Brunswick bar, 1892. Practiced St. John, N. B., 1892-1897. Came to British Columbia, 1897; practiced with S. S. Taylor and Judge Gallagher, Nelson, 1897-1908; member of firm Russell, Russell & Hannington, Vancouver, 1908-1911; returned to Nelson, 1911. Married Louisa M. Skinner, daughter of Robert C. Skinner, Judge of Probate Court, St. John. N.. B.. 1900. Clubs: Vancouver; Nelson. Society: 1. O. O. F. Recreations: fishing, winter sports. Anglican. Address: Nelson. B. C. JAMES WILLSON HANNON. HANNON, His Honor. James Willson. Regina. —Judge of District Born Hamilton, Oct Rev. James Hannon, Margaret Hannon. and high schools, school Crown Court of 11, 1870, son of D. D., and Sarah Educated public Ontario. Taught some years and studied law; ex- Prosecutor for District of Saskatchewan; was Dominion Lands and Crown Timber Agent, Prince Albert; Registrar of Land Titles, Battleford. Married Emma Orilla Woods. Address: 2276 Lorne St., Regina. Sask. 224 JOHN F HANSEN HANSEN, John F.—General Manager forth Saskatchewan Land Co., Ltd., 'armer Bldg., Winnipeg; general manger, Terminal Cities Land Corpora- .on, Ltd.; pioneer in development of arming districts Central and Northern laskatchewan and Alberta. Born ^hleswig, June 28, 1875, son of Rev. feorge and Sophie Hansen. Educated igh school, Schleswig. Married Nancie, bungest daughter of late Alderman A. bhnson, J. P., Birmingham, England, 301; has one son and one daughter, aterested financial enterprises, Lon- m, 1898-1907; interested Canadian bances for past eight years. Came to Winnipeg, 1907; succeeded in getting large amount of English capital interested in colonization enterprises Western Canada; incorporated present company, 1911, with capital of $5,000,- 000, and now owning 150,000 acres finest farm lands; organized Terminal Cities Land Corporation, Ltd., to acquire at cost of $4,000,000 large interests in principal cities along main line of C. N. R.. including Montreal and Port Mann. Now doing extensive colonization work Western Canada with United States. Address: 869 Gros- venor Ave., Winnipeg, Man. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ALBERT HERMAN HANSON. HANSON, Albert Herman.—Financial, and Real Estate Broker, Hanson Block, Saskatoon; president and director The Birkeland Co., Ltd.; director Masonic Temple Co.; shareholder Northwest Telephone Co. Owns large wheat farm near Saskatoon. Born Black River Falls, Wis., Aug. 25. 1869, son of Niri and Mary Hanson. Educated public schools. Deputy County Treasurer Black River Falls, Wis., 1888; inspector and field manager for Ballou Banking Co., Sioux City, Iowa, 1889; manager freight and claims department North Dakota Milling Association, Grand Forks, N. D., 1892; manager R. S. Tyler Banking & Loan Co., North Dakota. 1894; manager Bank of Paynes- ville, Paynesville, Minn., 1900. Came to Winnipeg, 1902, to establish headquarters for the Saskatchewan Valley Land Co., of St. Paul, Minn., which then owned 3,000.000 acres around Saskatoon; was largely instrumental in colonizing that district Entered into partnership with W. C. Sutherland and Fred Engen, under firm name of Sutherland, Engen Sc Hanson, real estate and financial business, 1906: organized A. H. Hanson & Co., and became president and general manager, 1907. Married Margaret Irvin Spence, Lacrosse, Wis.. 1893; has one son and one daughter. Club: Saskatoon. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Mystic Shrine; K. of P. Recreations: motoring, hunting, golfing, curling. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 742 Spadina Crescent Saskatoon, Sask. HARCOURT, George, R. S. A.— Deputy Minister of Agriculture for Alberta; member of Senate, University of Alberta. Born near Auburn, Huron County, Ont., Nov. 3, 1863, son of John Thompkins and Helen Ratcliffe Harcourt. Educated public schools, Toronto and Preston, Ont.; Ontario Agricultural College. Guelph. Assistant to Professor James W. Robertson. then Professor of Dairying, Ontario Agricultural Cofiege; assistant to Professor C. C. James, Professor of Chemistry, Ontario Agricultural College, 1891; Professor of Agriculture, Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown, P. E. I., 1891; resigned, 1894, and returned to father's farm,-Lincoln County, Ont, of which manager until 1896, when became editor of Farming, Toronto; Northwest Farmer, Winnipeg, 1898-1903; Superintendent of Fairs and Institutes under Northwest Territory Government, 1903-1905; appointed to present office, 1905. Married * Etta Jean Stirton, Morden, Man., 1893 (deceased) ; married Ethel Jean ronto, 1901; has two sons daughters. Societies: A. O. O. F. Liberal; Presbyterian. 538 McKay Ave., Edmonton- Cross, To- and two U. W.; I. Address: Alta. HARDING, Eustace, J. P.—Secretary- treasurer Town of Vonda. Born Frome, Somerset England, Aug. 30, 1868, son of Richard and Elizabeth Harding. Educated grammar school, Devizes, England. Apprentice G. T. Webb. Tet- bury, England. 1883-1887; clerk Hitchcock Williams & Co., London, England, 1887-1888; various occupations, Queensland, Australia, 1889-1892; clerk and traveller, London, 1892-1899; manager of department. Robt. Owtram & Co., London, 1899-1902: partner S. H Smith & Co., London, 1902-1905. Cam* to Saskatchewan, 1905; present office since 1909. Served as gunner and bombardier "A" Battery, Queensland Artillery, Brisbane, Queensland, 1888-1889; corporal 13th Middlesex R. Volunteers, London, 1899-1902. Married Margaret Marion Buck, Weymouth, England. 1895; has one son. Society: I. O. O. F. Independent; Anglican. Address: Vonda, Sask. HARDING, Right Rev. Malcol Taylor McAdam, DJ).—Coadjutor Bishop of Qu'Appelle; service of Canadian Anglican Church 24 years. Stationed Mat- tawa, Ont. early in career, from where transferred to Brockville, Ont.. prior to present appointment Address: Qu'Appelle, Sask. HARDISTY, Capt. Richard George. —Of Hardisty Cartage Co., Ltd.. Contractors, Tenth St, Edmonton. Born Victoria May 10, 1871, son of Elizabeth Victoria McDougall and Hon. Richard Charles Hardisty. Senator. Educated Toronto and Merchiston Castle, Edinburg, Scotland. Clerk Hudson's Bay Co., Calgary, 1888; ranching near Edmonton, 1890; assistant com- 226 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY missioner B. S. A. Co., N. W. Rhodesia S. A., 1901-1904- established present business, 1905. Unsuccessful candidate for Athabasca, Alberta Legislature, 1905. Served under Gen. Strang's command, North West Rebellion, 1885; active service Central Africa 1902; now captain Canadian Militia Married Margaret Taylor, 1892 (deceased); one son and two daughters; mar- Esther Kelly, 1908. Club: Edmon- Conservative; Angaosxn. Address: Fifth St., Edmonton. Alta. has ried ton. 140 HARE, John Franklin.—Of Knowles fe Hare, Barristers at Law. Imperial Bank Bldg., Moose Jaw. Born Melbourne, Middlesex County, Ont, Dec 54, 1864. Educated Collegiate Insti- utes, Windsor and St. Thomas. Taught school Ontario three years; law stu- ient with A. H. Clarke, K. C, Essex, Dnt, 1886; called to Ontario bar, 1892; >racticed Windsor until 1906; appointed a local Master and Deputy Registrar ligh Court of Justice for Essex, and Deputy Registrar Admiralty Court, 897-1906; came to Winnipeg, 1906; ame to Saskatchewan and called to Saskatchewan bar, 1909. Married Flor- nce Maude Gibson, daughter of Hugh Hb son. Windsor, 1897; has one son nd one daughter. Recreations: bowing, curling, baseball. Liberal; Metho- tist Address: 79 Main St., Moose aw, Sask. HARGRAFT, Alexander Ross.—Of largraft Sc Gooderham, Grain Dealers, Exchange, rrain ourg, Ont., Nov. iam and Mary obourg. Clerk ourg. Came to Winnipeg. Born Co- 28, 1860, son of Wil- Hargraft Educated Hargnaft & Co., Co- Winnipeg, 1901, and stablished present business. President rrain Exchange; member of Council or number of years. Married Florence 'airbanks, Cobourg, 1882; has two sons nd one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; t Charles Country. Society: A. F. & M. Recreation: Golf. Liberal; nglican. Winnipeg, Address: Man. 77 Furby St HARMS, Rev. Henry W.—Pastor St. ohn's First German Lutheran Church, dmonton. Born Hohne, Germany, ept 21, 1883, son of Henry C. and orothy Busse-Harms. Educated pub- c schools; Kropp College; Kropp heological Seminary, it Alsace Lorraine, ice-president Y. M. 107. Came to Canada, 1907. Address: !45 Kinistino Ave., Edmonton, Alta. Pastor's assist- Germany, 1906; C. A., Hanover, JOHN WALTER HARRIS, D. L. S., C. E. HARRIS, John Walter, D. L. S., C. Erf—Assessment Commissioner and City Surveyor, Winnipeg. Member of the Canadian Society of Civil Engineers. Born near Kemptville, Ont, Feb. 26, 1845, son of John and Jane (Jones) Harris. Educated Kemptville and Toronto, taking special course in higher branches of mathematics. Surveyor and civil engineer, Ontario, 1866. Compiled a work on contracted and abbreviated methods arithmetic and exemplified same before schools and teachers' institutes and conventions, Illinois and Iowa, 1869-71; this system became popularly known as "Lightning Calculation" and the author as the "Lightning Calculator." Spent two years exploring and manufacturing lumber north shore of Lake Superior. Came to Fort Garry, Man. Aug. 5, 1873; commissioned to perform surveys for the Dominion Government. Married Susan Elizabeth Smith, Walt- ham, Iowa, 1876. While engaged in private practice of his profession Manitoba, had charge for'several years of large portion of drainage works of Province. An official of the City of Winnipeg since 1878. Justice of the Peace since 1883, also Commissioner in B. R., and Notary Public. Was member of Board of Examiners, Manitoba Land Surveyors, 20 years. In 1893 introduced an entirely new system of Business Tax to take the place of Personal Property Assessment. This system proved eminently successful and has been copied by many cities and towns of Western Canada. Honor- 227 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ary member Real Estate Exchange. Corresponding Secretary International Tax Association. As City Surveyor, has had supervision and direction of all the Special Block Surveys covering the different portions of the city. Has record of never having lost case in court involving accuracy of any survey performed by him, and same is virtually true concerning any of his assessments that have ever become involved in litigation. President for many years Winnipeg Baseball League. President Chess and Draughts Club, and is considered an authority on rules governing several games. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; 3 2d Degree Scottish Rite; Knight Templar and -Noble of the Mystic Shrine. Is past master and has held many offices of trust in different Masonic bodies. Recreations: riding, driving and all contests of speed, strength, skill and endurance; also whist, euchre, crib- bage, etc. Protestant. Residence, 26 Edmonton St., Winnipeg, Man. HARRIS, Robert Wilson, B. A., K. C.—Of Harris. Bull & Mason, Barristers, Bank of British North America Bldg., Vancouver.* Born Pakenham, Ont, Aug. 18, 1859, son of James and Catherine Harris. Educated Victoria College, Cobourg. Came to British Columbia, 1889. Married Jessie A. Crosby, 1898; has one daughter. Address: 1200 Barclay St., Vancouver. B. C. HARRIS, S. Elizabeth.—(Wife of J. W. Harris, D. L. S., C. E., Assessment Commissioner and City Surveyor, Winnipeg). BOrn Belle Plaine, Iowa, daughter of Henry Lounsbury and Jane Lounsbury Smith. Educated Waltham, Iowa Came to Manitoba, 1876. Societies: Humane Society; Girls' Home of Welcome; Victorian Order of Nurses; Margaret Scott Nursing Mission; Women's Hospital Aid Society. Married J. W. Harris, 1876. Protestant Address: 26 Edmonton St., Winnipeg, Man. HARRISON, Arthur Gregory, B. A.— Manager Edmonton Exhibition Association, 625 Second St., Edmonton. Born Fredericton, N. B., Sept. 2, 1870, son of Thomas and Susan Lois Harrison. Educated University of New Brunswick. Railway clerk Pennsylvania Railway, Cincinnati, 1892-1896. Came to Alberta, 1896; clerk with S. S. & H. C. Taylor, Edmonton, 1896-1899; Census Commissioner for Northern Alberta, 1900; Homestead Inspector, 1902; Dominion Lands Agent. 1902-1907; secretary Edmonton Board of Trade, 1907- 1910; present office since 1910. Married Florence A. Jackson, Bluevale Ont, 1902; has four daughters. Club: Edmonton. Recreation: camping. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 458 McKay Ave., Edmonton, Alta. HARRISON, Eli.—Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Public, Lee Bldg., Victoria. -Born England, son of E. and Elizabeth Harrison. Educated Collegiate School, and R. Williams, M. A. Cantab. Came to British Columbia 1858. Called to the bar, 1873. Law clerk Legislature of British Columbia; clerk of House; Deputy Registrar General of Titles; Solicitor, Attorney General Department; Stipendiary Magistrate for Province; County Court Judge; Local Judge Supreme Court. Married Eunice Mary Louisa Seabrook; has four sons and two daughters. Club: Union. Society: A. F & A. M. Address: 1323 Harrison St., Victoria, B. C. HARRISON, George Stevenson. — Manager Merchants' Bank, Hastings St., Vancouver. Born St. Mary's, Ont, June 25, 1875, son of David Howard and Kate Harrison. Educated Manitoba College. Joined Merchants' Bank of Canada, Winnipeg, 1893. Came to British Columbia, 1905; director Vancouver Financial Corporation, Ltd. Married Mary Ellen Davis, 1906; has one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver; Jericho Country. Recreation: polo. Address: 1125 Cardero St., Vancouver, B. C. HARRISON, Paul Phillips.—Barrister. Born Victoria, Dec. 1, 1882, son of Eli and Eunice M. Harrison. Educated Victoria Collegiate Institute. Practiced Victoria, 1906; subsequently at Conrad, Y. T.; and Atlin, B. C. Came to Cumberland, where is City Solicitor. Local solicitor Fraser River Saw Mills, Ltd. Married Lillian A. Weir, Cumberland, 1907; has one son and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: motoring, hunting, shooting. Address: Derwent Ave., Cumberland, B. C. HARRISON, Victor Birch, P. M.— Barrister. Born Victoria, son of EH Harrison (ex-Judge County Court) and Eunice M. A. Harrison. Educated Collegiate Institute; Victoria College. Called to British Columbia bar, 1908; president Citizens' League, Ladysmith; 228 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY VICTOR BIRCH HARRISON, P. M. ice-president Vancouver Island Devel- pment League. Society: Native Sons f British Columbia. Recreations: hunt- lg, shooting. Address: Nanaimo, B. C. HART, John A.—Of John o., Wholesale Stationers, 412 Winnipeg. Born Perth, Ont, 857, [art. erth. 374. >r R. 382; 392. rade. ingston ddress: :an. A. Hart Main St.. Dec. 17, Margaret schools. son of John S. and Educated grammar In father's book store, Perth, Came to Winnipeg, as manager D. Richardson & Co., stationers. established present business, Member of Winnipeg Board of Married Wilhelmina Falconer, Ont, 1893; has one daughter. 120 Clarke St., Winnipeg, HART, Rev. Thomas, M. A., D. D.— orn Paisley, Scotland, Sept. 6, 1835, >n of John and Jean Mason Hart. ame to Canada, 1842. Educated pub- c schools, Perth, Ont; Queen's niversity; Edinburgh University, icentiate of Presbyterian Church, ,64; Professor Classics, Manitoba Uni- jrsity, 1872. Married Margaret Mal- ch, daughter of Judge Malloch, Perth; is four sons and two daughters. Ad- *ess: 448 Qu'Appelle Ave., Winnipeg, an. HART-McHARG, William Frederick ichard.—Of Abbott & Hart-McHarg, a.rristers. Winch Bldg., Vancouver, m of Major William Hart-McHarg, te 44th Essex Regiment, and Jane art-McHarg. Educated Collegiate ;hool, Brentwood, England; Bruges, slgium. Came to Canada, 1885, and lied to Manitoba bar, 1895; British Columbia and British Columbia bar 1897. 2ed Rossland, 1897-1902; joined came called Prac- pres- Duke of Connaught's Own Rifles. Served South Africa with Royal Canadian Regiment (1st Contingent), 1899- 1900; Queen's Medal and four clasps. Author of "From Quebec to Pretoria" Clubs: Vancouver; United Service; Jericho Country. Recreations: rifle shooting, golf. Address: Vancouver. B. C. HARTMANN, Rev. Joseph, O. M. I.— Roman Catholic Priest. Born Crastatt, Alsace, Germany, July 7, 1877, son of Michael and Catharine Hartmann. Educated public schools Crastatt; college France; Theological Institute of O. M. I., Liege, Belgium. Ordained, 1904. Came' to British Columbia, 1905. Society: K. of C. Recreation: literature. Address: Fifth Ave., Prince Rupert, B. C it firm, 1902. Major 6th Regiment, SAMUEL M. HARTRONFT. HARTRONFT, Samuel M.—Of Scott & Hartronft, Ltd., 202 Grain Exchange, Calgary. Born Naperville, 111., Sept. 24, 1875, son of Levi P. and Julia Hartronft Educated McPherson Kan. Came to Traveller McCor- Regina, 1901-1902; Companies, Cal- College, McPherson, Saskatchewan, 1901. mack Harvester Co., traveller Harvester gary, 1902-1904; traveller Cockshutt Plow Co., Calgary, 1904-1906; member of firm'Scott & Hartronft, 1906-1910; incorporated, 1910. Married Myrtle Coons, daughter of Newton Coons, 1904; has one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: hunting. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 925 Twentieth Ave.. W., Calgary, Alta HARVEY, Hon. Horace, B. A., LL. B. Chief Justice of Alberta.—Born Elgin, County, Ont, Oct 1, 1863, son of William Harvey, M. P. Educated Uni- 229 British j Member Clubs: Address: C. HARVEY, James Graham.--—City Controller, Winnipeg. Born Lanark County, Ont, Sept 13, 1840, son of Charles aret Harvey Edu- HON. HORACE HARVEY, B. A. District Calgary, 1896; Deputy Attorney General of North West Territory, Regina, 1900; Puisne Judge of Supreme Court of North West Territory, 1904; and on organization of Provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan, and establishment of Provincial Courts, appointed Puisne Judge of Supreme Court of Alberta, 1907; appointed Chief Justice, 1910. Married Louise Palmer, Toronto; has one son. Address: Edmonton, Alta. HARVEY, James Albert, K. C—Of Taylor, Harvey, Baird & Grant Barristers, Vancouver. Born Perth County, Ont, Feb. 11, 1858. schools, Perth County stitute, St. Catharines. St Thomas, Ont. and legiate Institute. 188* Educated public Collegiate In- Taught school St. Thomas Col- -1891. Practiced St Thomas, Maxwell & Harvey, 1895. Came to British Columbia, 1897; practiced Fort Steele and Cranbrook, 1897- 1908; appointed K. C, 1907. Came to Vancouver, 1909; formed partnership with S. S. Taylor, K. C, under firm name Taylor & Harvey, 1909; present firm formed later. Promoter and first director Bank of Vancouver, established 1910; organizer and director of Dominion Stock & Bond Co., Ltd.; president and director British Columbia Portland Cement Co., Ltd. Unsuccess- Graham and cated public schools, Lanark. Lumber business, Lanark County, 1854. Came to Winnipeg, 1872. Ex-Alderman, member Parks Board, served with Home Guard, Winnipeg, North " West Rebellion, 1885. Married Catherine Ferguson, Perth, Ont, 1860; has two sons. Club: Commercial Travellers. Society: A. F. & A. M. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 397 William Ave, Winnipeg, Man. HARVEY, James Graham, B. A., LL. B., M. L. A.—Of Harvey & Bowman, Barristers, Dauphin. Born Lanark County, Ont, June 3, 1869, son of James G. and Catherine Harvey. Came to Winnipeg, 1875. Educated public schools; Manitoba College. Called to Manitoba bar and began practice Win-j nipeg, 1890. Came to Dauphin, 1896. Mayor of Dauphin three years; president Dauphin Board of Trade; member of executive of Manitoba Municipal Union two years; represented Dauphin) Manitoba Legislature. Married Ida S. Mills, Portage la Prairie, Man., 1897; has one son and one daughter. ClubJ Adanac (Winnipeg). Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Royal Arch; I. O. O. F. Recreations: football, lacrosse hockey. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address; Dauphin, Man. HARVEY, Oliver.—Of Harvey-Bailey, Ltd., Ashcroft. Born Surrey, England1 July 1, 1857, son of R. and Susan Jane Harvey. Came to British Columbia] 1861. Educated public schools. British Columbia Mercantile business, Yale 1872; ex-postmaster, Ashcroft Married Rhoda Lawes, Enderby, B. C; has one son and one daughter. Society: Yah Pioneer. Address: Ashcroft B. C. HARVEY, William, B. L.—Manag ing Director - Standard Trusts Co.; resident director and Western managei Excelsior Life Insurance Co., Kee wayden Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Edin burgh, Scotland, Jan. 31, 1864, son o: James and Margaret Harvey. Educate*! Edinburgh University. Law student Edinburgh. 1878; graduated Bachelor o Law, 1885. Came to Canada, 188-3 Honorary-treasurer building fund Oh Folks' Home, Winnipeg. Married Ann. Louise Arkland. Winnipeg, 1892. Clubs! Manitoba; St Charles Country. So: 230 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ty: St. Andrews. Recreation: golf, lependent; Presbyterian. Address: unedin," Winnipeg, Man. £ A SELL, Edward Suter, M. R. C. S., P.—Physician. Resident Medieal Offi- [ Provincial Royal Jubilee Hospital, toria. Born Calcutta, India, Dec. 9, »9, son of Rev. Samuel and Kather- Hasell. Educated Harrow, Eng- ;d; King's College, London. Came British Columbia, 1888. Coroner for toria; Surgeon-Major 5th Regiment, nadian Artillery; Commissioner in nacy to Provincial Government. rried Beatrice M. Green, Seattle, tsh. Club: Victoria Golf Club. creations: golf, fishing. Conserva- e; Anglican. Address: Victoria, B.C. A. C. HASLEHUST. BASLEHUST, North West ghth Ave., E., R. irrigated vnsites. Born Arthur Cachemaille.— Real Estate Co., 238 Calgary; agents for C. lands and G. T. P. Essex, England. July 1868, son of William Henry and sina Haslehust Educated public aools, England and Germany. In Cher's firm, London, England, 1888- )3; with Carey & Browne, London, 93-1905; with C. M. and C. Wood- use, London, 1905-1907; established &sent business, 1907. Served with rtists" Rifle Volunteers, London, gland/ 1896-1903. Club: Calgary Golf d Country. Recreations: outdoor orts. Anglican. Address: 230 Twen- -First Ave.. W., Calgary. Alta. lottetown, P. E-. I., son of Elizabeth Des Brisay and Hon. F. L Haszard, Master of the Rolls, and late Premier of Prince Edward Island. Educated Bishop Ridley School; Prince of Wales College; McGill University; Johns Hopkins University. Surgeon Dominion Coal Co., Glace Bay, N. S., 1901-19Q9. to Calgary and established prac- 1900. In conjunction with Dr. Vancouver, B. C, built and has Brooks Hospital on C. P. R. farms; installed first hypo- lime sterilizing plant in with construction camps. Captain 15th Light Horse, Calgary. Married Mabel Mackedie, 1902; has three sons and two daughters. Clubs: Golf and Country; Calgary. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 3621 Slfton Ave., Calgary, Alta. HASZARD, Fred L., M. tysician and Surgeon, neham Block, Calgary. D., C. M.~ t-eeson and Born Char- Came tice, Kerr, charge of irrigation chloride of connection GEORGE M. HATCH. HATCH, George M.—Of George M. Hatch Land Co., Lethbridge. Born Griggsville, Pike County, Illinois, May 8, 1852, son of Reuben B. and Ellen Bush Hatch. Educated public schools. State Senator, Montana; held other state and county offices, 1882-1894. Came to Alberta, 1901; special agent States customs, Lethbridge, established present business, President Lethbridge Board of has served as Alderman, Leth- Married Mary L. Pound, Mis- Mont., 1884; has three daugh- Club; Chinook (president). So- United 1901; 1905. Trade; bridge. soula, ters. cieties: A. F. & A. M.; K. Recreations: farming, travel. pendent; Anglican. Address: bridge, Alta of P. Inde- Leth- 231 THOMAS ALEXANDER HATFIELD. HATFIELD, Thomas Alexander.— Real Estate and Financial Broker. 813 First St., E., Calgary. Born London, England, Nov. 26. 1855, son of Charles and Mary Hatfield. Educated public schools, Ontario. Came \ to Canada, 1866; general merchant, Kingston, 1885; established present business, 1892. Served as Alderman three years; chairman Fire, Water and Light Board, Calgary, 1904, 1906-1907. Married Mary Home, Kingston, Ont; has one* daughter. Club: Alberta. Society: A. F. & A. M. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 211 Sixth Ave., E., Calgary, Alta. HAULTAIN, Frederick William Gordon, B. A., K. C, M. L. A.—Of Haul- tain, Cross & Jonah, Barristers, 1770 Scarth St., Regina. Born Woolwich, England, Nov. 25, 1857, son of Lieutenant Colonel F. W. Haultain, R. A., and Lucinde Helen Haultain. Came to Canada as a boy. Educated high school, Montreal; Collegiate Institute, Peterboro; Toronto University. Called to Ontario bar, 1882; practiced MacLeod, Alta, 1884; member of North West Council; member Northwest Legislative Assembly, 1888-1905. Was called upon by Lieutenant-Governor to form the first Executive Committee of the North West Territories, Dec, 1891; remained leader of Executive Committee until 1897, when by a federal act provision was made for an Elective Council and he was called upon by Lieutenant- Governor to form Executive Council. Premier, Attorney General and Commissioner of Education' North West Territories, 1897, until Province established, 1905; member Saskatchewan Legislature and leader of Provincial Rights Party, since 1905; represented North West Territories coronation of his late Majesty, King Edward VII.. 1902; member Senate, University of Saskatchewan. Created K. C, Domin- WHO, AND WHY ion, 1902; Saskatchewan, 1907. Clubs Rideau (Ottawa); Manitoba (Winnipeg); Assiniboia. Recreations: golf cricket, football. Conservative; Angli can. Address: Regina. Sask. HAULTAIN, Wilmot Gordon.—Bar rister. Registrar of Land Titles, Assiniboia District, Regina. Born Peterboro, Ont, May 20. 1861, son of Lieu tenant-Colonel F. W. Haultain, R. A. and Lucinde Helen Haultain. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute Peterboro. Farmed near Morden, Man. 1880; with Dominion Government, Geo graphical Survey, 1883; with C. 'P. R engineering department, 1884-1885 came to Regina, 1893, and studied lav with firm of Scott, Hamilton & Rob son; called to Saskatchewan bar, 1900 Yukon bar, 1902. Entered DominfjM Government service Land Titles Of fice, 1901; transferred to Yukon ai Deputy Registrar; appointed to pres eht position, 1907. Married Mary Isa bel Reynolds, Regina, 1909. Clubs Assiniboia; Canadian. Society: A. F. 6 A. M. Recreations: cricket, football lacrosse, curling. Anglican. Addref*i| 2152 Hamilton St., Regina, Sask. JOHN EDWARD HAWKSHAW. HAWKSHAW, John Edward.—Man ager Northern Crown Bank, New West) minster. Born London, Ont, Oct. 9 1880, son of William Stearn Hawk- shaw and Elsie Shore Hawkshaw, an( grandson of Capt. W. H. Hawkshaw R. N. Educated Huron College, Lon don. Joined Canadian Bank of Com; merce, Dunnville, Ont, 1899. Came t< British Columbia, 1901, serving varh ous branches of Canadian Bank o Commerce British Columbia and Yukon: until 1906, when resigned to Join Northern Crown Bank. Married Mabe- Honor McClean, 1909. Club: Westi 232 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY linster; Commercial. Recreations: Dating, tennis. Anglican. Address, 309 ine St., New Westminster. B. C. HAWKSHAW, William S.—Farmer, orn Kildare, Ireland, Sept. 4, 1848, )n of Commander Hugh Hawkshaw, . N., Mercantile Marine and Cather- ie Hawkshaw. Educated Queen's ounty, Ireland. Joined H. M. S. Con- ay, lent to the Liverpool Mercantile ssociation when a boy, and after aking number of voyages to East idies, retired form the seas. Crossed tlantic 27 times; was engaged in im- arting from England pure-bred sheep to Canada for many years. Came to ritish Columbia, 1904. Vice-president * Chilliwack Creamery; member Board ! Trade. Married Eliza Shore, 1873; is four sons and ety: I. O. O. F C. four daughters. So- Address: Chilliwack, HAWLEY, Albert Townsend, M. A.-**- rofessor of Greek; Librarian Wesley allege. Born Napanee, Ont., Jan. 14, 177, son of Albert V. and Laura Haw- y. ' Came to Winnipeg, 1900. Married ae Pentland. Winnipeg, 1910. Clubs: :. Charles Country; Adanac; Lake of ie Woods Yacht (Kenora). Recrea- »ns: yachting, skating. Address: 185 aence St., Winnipeg, Man. HAWTHOBNETHWAITE, James urst, M. L. A.—Real Estate Agent orn Ireland, Dec. 4, 1874. Educated ngland. Elected by acclamation Brit- h Columbia for Nanaimo Legislature, >01; re-elected. 1903, 1907; resigned i08 to contest seat for House of ammons against Ralph Smith, M. P. pon being defeated, accepted nomi- ition and again elected, 1909. Married izzie Bate, Nanaimo. Socialist. Ad- •ess: Newcastle, B. C. HAY, Arthur George, M. A.—Barris- r. Born Paisley, Ont, Dec. 16, 1862, >n of Robert and Janet Fleming Hay. ducated Collegiate Institute, St Cath- •ines; Queen's College, Kingston. ime to Manitoba, 1889; law clerk, ikins, Culver & Co., Winnipeg, 1890. racticed Killarney, auncillor, Killarney, ed Eliza Vankleek irdine, Ont., 1894; has two 1893. Served as 1905-1906. Mar- Robertson, Kin- le daughter. Recreations otorini curling, reading. sons and tennis, Liberal; resbyterian. Address: Killarney, Man. HAY, John Gilmour.—Barrister, City alicitor, Vancouver. Born Chatham, nt, May 17, 1873, son of John Gil- our and Margaret B. Hay. Educated iblic and ailed to high schools; Ontario bar Osgoode Hall. 1894; member JOHN GILMOUR HAY. Sc Hay, Toronto, 1894-1902; practiced Dawson, Y. T., 1902-1907; member of firm Martin, Craig, Bourne & Hay, Vancouver, 1907-1910; appointed City Solicitor Vancouver, 1910. Married Helen J. Bailey, Toronto. Clubs: Ter- City; Golf. Recreations: out- sports. Liberal; Baptist Ad- Granville Mansions, Vancouver, minal door dress: B. C. firm Clute, Macdonald, Macintosh HAYES, Mrs. Kate Simpson (Mary Markwell).—Author. Born Dalhousie, N. B. For many years actively connected with press of Canada; was on editorial staff, Manitoba Free Press; first president Canadian Women's Press Club; at one time librarian of Legislative Library, Regina. Publications: "Prairie Pourri," "Shanty Songs and Stories," "The Legend of the West," other works of fiction, drama and poetry. Address: Victoria,' B. C. HAYWARD, Charles, J. P.—Contractor, 1016 Government St., Victoria Born Stratford, Essex, England, May 12, 1839, son of Charles and Harriet Hayward. Educated Salem College, Bow, Middlesex, England. Came to Victoria, 1862. President of British Columbia Protestant Orphan's Home, and Children's Aid Society. Served as Alderman Victoria several years; Mayor three years. Ex-president Provincial Royal Jubilee Hospital; chairman of the school board ten years. Married Sarah McChesney, London, England; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Pacific. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F; I. O. F; Pioneer. Address: 1003 Vancouver St., Victoria, B. C. 233 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY; ROBERT FRANCIS HAYWARD. HAWYARD, Robert Francis.—General Manager of Western Canada Power Co.", Ltd., Carter Cotton Bldg., Vancouver; director White Valley Irrigation & Power Co.; Prince Rupert Hydro-Electric Co., Ltd. Born Harrow, England, Nov. 7, 1865, Baldwin and Marianne cated Harrow, England; lege; Engineering Pupil, Crompton Sc England, 1885; works ton & Co., 1889-1894; Salt Lake & Ogden Light Co., Salt Lake 1897; chief engineer Railway Co., Salt Lake City, engaged development of long son of Robert Hayward. Edu- University Col- School, London. Co., Chelmsford, manager, Cromp- general manager Gas & Electric City, Utah, 1894- Utah Light & 1897-1905; distance 200 miles of 1905; general Sc Power Co. engaged in transmission of power in Utah, eluding construction and operation several hydro-electric plants and abc transmission line, 18t manager Mexican Lig , Mexico City, 1905-19' construction and opei tion of 40,000-hp. hydro-electric po\* plant, including 175-mile transmissi line of same company, 1905-1909. Cai to British Columbia and became g< eral manager of present company, 19 since when has designed and cc structed Stave Falls plant of Weste Canada Power Co. Married Frej Mary Toulmin, daughter of Frede B. Toulmin, Hatfield Pevenel, Essj England, 1892; h.-*-ts three sons. Cli 234 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Vancouver. Societies: American Society of Civil Engineers; American Institute of Electrical Engineers. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1865 Barclay St. Vancouver, B. C. HAYWARD, William Henry, M. L. A. —Farmer; director Richard III Mining Co., Ltd. Born Dover. England. Oct. 23, 1867. Educated Dover College, Sal ton Valence Grammar School, College of Engineering. Tobacco planter, Virginia, eight years, when came to British Columbia Represented Esquimalt British Columbia Legislature, 1900- 1903; now represents Cowichan. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Erleigh, Duncan, B. C. HEARN, John Harvey, B. A., LL. B. —Barrister. Born Sydney, N. S., Oct. 15, 1882, son of James Henry and Elizabeth Miller Hearn. Educated Sydney Academy: St Francois Xavier Col- Lege, Antigonish: Dalhousie University, N\ S. Came to Saskatchewan, 1908; began practice, Wadena, 1908. Solicitor for Canadian Bank of Commerce, Walesa; solicitor for Wadena and Municipality of Lakeview; secretary-Treasurer Wadena since 1908. Nominated Conservative candidate for Wadena District, 1910. Served as lieutenant with I7th, F. B. C. A., three years. Married Olive May Henretty, daughter of James Henretty, 1910. Societies: K. of C; LSI. W. O. A. Recreations: tennis, hockey, baseball, football, field sports. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: Wadena, Sask. HEATHCOTE, Rev. Francis, C. C, L. Th*—Rector, All Saints Church, Winnipeg. Born Stamford, England, April 20, 1868, son of Rev. Gilbert V. and Helen M. Heathcote. Educated Lansing College; Trinity College Toronto. Ordained priest, Toronto, 1892. Came to Winnipeg, 1905. Married Evelyn M. Smith, Toronto, 1901. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; S. O. E.; A. O. F. Recreations: golf, tennis, chess. Conservative; Anglican. Address: All Saints Rectory, 495 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. HEENEY, Thomas.—Treasurer and Assistant Manager Irrigation Lands Department, C. P. R.; British Columbia Lands and Timber, Calgary; vice- president Alberta Engineering Co., Ltd.; vice-president Metropolitan Security Co., Ltd. Born Danford Lake, Que., Feb. 22, 1869, son of Luke and Eliza Heeney. Educated public and high schools, Ottawa and Toronto. Engaged on railway construction Ottawa and Gatineau Railway, 1895-1900; construction department C. P. R., 1900- 1908. Came to Alberta, 1908, since THOMAS HEENEY. when has been with land irrigation department two sons. Recreations: servative; Fourteenth R C. P. Society: hunting, Anglican. St., W., Widower; has A. F. & A. M. shooting. Con- Address: 617 Calgary, Alta HEENEY, Rev. William Bertall, B. A. —Rector of St Luke's Church. Winnipeg. Born Danford Lake, Que., Feb. 18, 1873, son of Henry and Eleanor Jane Walsh Heeney. Educated McGill University; Montreal D'ocesan College, Came to Manitoba, 1909. Chaplain 100th Winnipeg Grenadiers; chaplain Assinni- boine Lodge, A. F. Sc Al. M.; delegate to Provincial Synod of Rupert's Land and General Synod of Canada; member Executive Committe of Rupert's Land; director Children's Aid Society. Married Eva Marjorie Holland, Montreal, 1901; has one son and one daughter. Club: Manitoba Hunting and Fishing. Address: Winnipeg, Man. HEXSTERMAN, Bernard Sigismund.— Of Heisterman, Forman & Co., Financial, Insurance and Real Estate Agents, 1212 Broad St., Victoria. Born Victoria, Nov. 27, 1873, son of Charles Henry Frederick and Laura Adams Haynes Heisterman. Educated Victoria. Mercantile business, Victoria, 1889. Married Margaret Farabee Arbuckle, Victoria; has one son. Club: Union. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Address: 834 Pemberton Road, Victoria, JS. C. HBITER, Arthur Romain.—Manager Traders Bank of Canada, 346 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Oakville, Ont., Aug. 14, 1877, son of James G. and 235 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Emma Romain Heiter. Educated private and public schools and Collegiate Aylmer. Junior, Traders Bank, 1892; subsequently stationed, Elmira, Windsor and Sarnia; Schomberg, Ont, 1900; Beeton, Ont, 1901; Tottenham, Ont, 1901; Kincardine. Ont, 1903; Regina, 1906; Calgary, 1906; Vancouver, since 1909. Club: Vancouver. Anglican. Address: 1275 Barclay St., Vancouver, B. C. Institute, Aylmer, Ingersoll, manager, JOHN FREDERIC HELLIWELL. HELLIWELL, John Frederic — Of Helliwell, Moore Sc Maclachlan, Chartered Accountants, Vancouver and Toronto. Born Milwaukee, Wis.. Oct 6, 1871, son of Charles J. and Isabella Helliwell, of British parentage, removed to England, 1875. Educated Liverpool Institute. Accountant Toronto, 1890. Came to British Columbia, 1897, and founded firm of Clarkson, Cross & Helliwell, which was succeeded by present firm, 1911. Fellow of the Dominion Association of Chartered Accountants. Married Rowena Elizabeth Helliwell, Toronto, 1900; has one son and two daughters. Independent; Anglican. Address: Vancouver, B. C. HELLIWELL, Walter Percy.—Of Mac- Mahon & Helliwell, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 218 Eighth Ave., W., Calgary. Born St Catherines, Ont., June 26, 1871. Educated Collegiate Institute, St Catherines. Came to Alberta, 1897. Accountant, Imperial Bank, Calgary, 1901-4906; manager Red Deer branch, 1906-1909. Established present business, 1909. Married Janet Suther- WALTER PERCY HELLIWELL. land, daughter of Hugh Sutherland, Winnipeg, 1901. Recreation: tennis*? Conservative; Anglican. Address: 311 Seventh St., W., Calgary, Alta. HELLIWELL, William Jones.—Farmer. Born Hamilton, Nov. 8, 1850, son of Charles Lord and Eliza Helliwell. Educated high school, Welland. Came to Manitoba, 1878, by way of Chicago and St. Paul and down the Red River by boat to Emerson, Man.; homesteaded near Crystal City, Man., 1879; farmed, Ralphton, Man., 1882; farmed, south of Oak Lake, Man., Sifton Municipality, 1893. First Reeve of Woodsworth, and re-elected four years; first Warden Gounty of Dennis on Western Judicial District Board; afterwards chairman of board until same was abolished. Reeve of Sifton Municipalities and secretary- treasurer ten years; organized and first president of Lansdowne Agricultural Society; was Police Magistrate for Oak Lake district; unsuccessful candidate in Conservative interest for Lansdowne to Manitoba Legislature. Served Fenian Raid, 1866. Married Ella Ann Scholfield, Moulton, Ont, 1877; has two sons and A. F. & A. M. Address: Gris- one daughter. Society Conservative; Anglican, wold, Man. HELMCKEN, H. Dallas, K. C.—Barrister, 542 Bastion St., Victoria Born Victoria Dec. 23, 1860. Educated Victoria; Edinburgh University. Practiced, 1883. Bencher of the Law Society of British Columbia. Appointed K. C, 1884. Director Royal Jubilee Hospital. Mem- 236 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ;r of British Columbia Legislature for ne years. Club: Union, Victoria; present James Bay Athletic Association »r 21 years. Address: Empress Hotel, ictoria, or Rosebank, Esquimalt, B. C. HELMCKEN, Hon. John Sebastion, M. . C. S., England; L. S. A.—Physician ■etired). Born London, England, June 1825, son of Claus and Catherine elmcken. Educated St. George's School, ondon; Guy's Hospital. Came to Brit- h Columbia, 1850, having accepted an apointment from the Hudson's Bay Co. lected to first Legislative Assembly, ancouver Island, 1855; appointed peaker of Assembly until the admission C the colonv into the Dominion, 1871. [ember of Council, 1864-1871. One of slegates sent to Ottawa, 1871, to coney and support the terms of Union with anada proposed by the Legislature of ritish Columbia, and brought result ack for consideration of that Legislate; declines senatorship, 1871. Marled Cecilia Douglas, daughter of Sir ames Douglas, K. C. B., first Governor £ British Columbia. Address: Victoria . C. HENDERSON, Major Alexander, B. ., K. C.—Commissioner of the Yukon, awson. Formerly Major 6th Regiment, uke of Connaught's Own Rifles, now n "The Reserve of Officers." Born shawa, Ont., Nov. 11, 1861, son of Alex- nder and Grace Henderson. Educated oronto University; Osgoode Hall, ailed to Ontario bar, 1889; called a bar of British Columbia, 1892; lember for New Westminster, of Brit- *h Columbia Legislature 1898; Attor- ey General, British Columbia, 1899; ldge of County Court, Vancouver, 1901; esigned January, 1907; practiced law, ancouver; appointed Commissioner of ukon, June 18, 1907. Adjutant Cana- ian Rifle team, Bisley, 1901. Married usan Crawford, daughter of William IcCraney, 1895; has one daughter. Rec- eation: rifle snooting. Clubs: Vancou- er; United Service, Vancouver. Ad- ress: Dawson, Y. T. HENDERSON, Arthur James, C. E.— torn Essex County, 1860, son of M. A. nd John Henderson (in Hudson's Bay !o. and Royal Navy, until retired). Edu- ated Wilds Grammar School, Lowestoft. teld important public appointments and xpended large sums of money on public nd private works. Was Assistant Sur- eyor to the Metropolitan Borough Is- ington, London. Engineer to thirteen ownships, and consulting engineer to hree municipalities, Surrey, England. architect to large public buildings. Spe- ialized in the main drainage of cities and .municipalities, the construction and maintenance of streets and highways, and re-enforced concrete as applied to bridges and buildings. At present supervising new re-enforced concrete dock and wharf at North Vancouver. Engineer for the new water works Edmonds District Married M. G. Scott, Brighton, England; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: Associate member Institution of Civil Engineers; member of the Incorporated Association of Municipal and County Engineers; associate member Royal Sanitary Institute of Great Britain. Address: St. Patrick Ave., North Vancouver, B. C. G. A. HENDERSON. HENDERSON, G. A.—Manager Bank of Montreal, Vernon. Born Quebec, Oct. 12, 1858, son of W. C. Henderson. Educated Quebec. Came to British Columbia, 1891. District manager Okanagan Valley Banks; president Vernon Jubilee Hospital; president Board of Trade, 1907. Married Violet Vidler, Vernon, 1897; has three sons and one daughter. Recreation: riding. Address: Vernon, B. C. HENDERSON, James, F. R. I. B. A., A. A. A.—Architect 42 Jasper Ave., W., Edmonton. Born Sunderland, Durham, England, June 19, 1861, son of James and Hannah Ray Henderson. Educated Grange School, Sunderland; Bedford County School; South Kensington Art Schools, London, England. Came to Alberta, 1906; with Provincial Government 1907-1908; private practice since 1908; member Tariff Reform League London, England; one of speakers of Liberal organization, support of Hon. C. W. Cross and J. A. MacDougall at each Provincial election. Married Margaret Milne, Sunderland, 1902. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; St. George's; Archi- 237 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JAMES HENDERSON, F R. I. B. A., A. A. A. tects' Association of Alberta (first vice- president and examiner); Fellow Royal Institute of British Architects. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Edmonton, Alta. 1881-1886; real estate business, Portag, la Prairie, 1866-1902; established pres ent business, ' 1902. Mayor of Car berry, Man., 1880. Owner of "Carberr- News," first newspaper published ii Carberry. Married Martha A. Piesberry Harrison, Ont, 1884; has five daugh ters. Societies: I. O. O. F.; A. O. U. W Recreation: motoring, terian. Address: 277 peg, Man. JAMES BELFRY HENDERSON. HENDERSON, James Relfry. — Managing Director First National Realty Co., Ltd., Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg., Winnipeg; vice-president Selkirk and Northern Land Co., Ltd.; director Western Canada Realty Co., Ltd.; director Canada West Securities Corporation, Ltd * director Dominion American Land Co 'Ltd. Born Hollen, Ont, Jan. 22, 1859, son of Walter and Johan Henderson. Came to Manitoba 1881. Mercantile business as Strome & Henderson, Portage la Prairie and Carberry, Man., Liberal; River Ave. Presby , Winni HENDERSON, John Cotter, M. B., C M.—Physician and Surgeon, Westminstei St., Chilliwack. Born County Donegal Ireland, Dec. 10, 1853, son of Samue Cotter and Martha Henderson. Educami Londonderry Private Academy; Glasgov University. Practiced, England, 1882 1887. Came to British Columbia an< practiced, Chilliwack, since 1887. Mar ried Frances Jane McCutcheon, 1889 has three sons and two daughters. Rec reations: shooting, fishing. Liberal Presbyterian. Address: Chilliwack, B. C ROBERT HENDERSON. HENDERSON, Robert. — Assistan Government Mining Engineer for Yukon "Born Nova Scotia. Came to Yukon 1893. Found gold on Quartz Creek, an Gold Bottom Creek, 1894, and has beei mining Yukon since. Claims to be firsj discoverer of gold on Klondike, but thi« is disputed. Address: Dawson, Y. T. HENDERSON, Samuel W.—Vice-pres ident Alberta and British Columbia Grain Supply Co.; president and genera manager Royal Grain Co., Grain Ex change, Winnipeg. Born Bruce Countj Ont., Oct. 7, 1875, son of Thos. Hendei son. Came to Manitoba as a boy. Educated public schools. Telegraph operate: Northern Pacific, White Horse Plainji 1893. Came to Winnipeg, 1895. Merc ber of Winnipeg Stock Exchange, Min neapolis Chamber of Commerce; Winnl 238 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY peg Grain Exchange; director Calgary Grain Exchange. Served as Colonel Sergeant 90th Regiment Winnipeg. Married Flora Munro, Winnipeg, 1907; has one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country. Recreations: golf, curling. Conservative: Anglican. Ad dress: Man. 6*47 McMillan Ave., Winnipeg, HENDERSON, William—Resident Architect Public Works Department Victoria Born Dundee, Scotland, Feb. 26, 1837, son of George and Christina Henderson. Educated Lonmay Parish School, Aberdeenshire, Scotland. Came to Canada, 1857. Employee of Dominion Government Public Works Department Ottawa, 1872. Transferred to North West Territories, 1879; to British Columbia, 1897. Married Mary Jane Smith, daughter of Alexander Smith, of Billings Bridge, Ont, at Aberdeen, Scotland, 1862; has three sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Address: 2170 Oak Bay Ave., Victoria, B. C. WILLIAM ALEXANDER HENDERSON. HENDERSON, William Alexander, C. A^—Chartered Accountant 415 Nanton Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Garafraxa, Wellington County, Ont, Jan. 12, 1842, son of David and Elizabeth Henderson. Educated Helmuth College, London. Broker's clerk, 1869; with Merchants Bank, 1875-1876; G. T. R., 1877-1880; came to Winnipeg, 1880; with C. P. R, 1880-1881; established present business, 1882. Member of Council of Dominion Association of Chartered Accountants since 1909; secretary of Chartered Accountants Association of Manitoba since 1886. Served six years with Q. O. R., Toronto. Married Mary Stewart, Amherst N. S., 1880. Recreations: snowshoeing, amateur mechanics. Independent; Conservative; Anglican. Address: 218 Furiay St, Winnipeg, Man. HENSHAW, Charles Grant.—Commission Merchant, 532 Granville St., Van- couver. Born St. Hyacinthe, Que., July 6, 1860, son of Joshua and Jane Henshaw. Educated high school and Sydenham College, Montreal. Joined Bank of Montreal, Montreal, 1880. Came to British Columbia, 1890. Justice of the Peace for British Columbia. Married Julia Willmothe Henderson; has one daughter. Address: Vancouver, B. C. HENSHAW, Julia Willmothe.—Author and journalist. Daughter of the late William Henderson, of The Bailey, Durham, and Ashford Court, Shropshire, England. Contributor to current magazines, England and the United States. Married Charles Grant Henshaw, of Montreal; has one daughter. Club: Alpine of Canada. Societies: Incorporated Society of Authors (London, England); Canadian Society of Authors, National Geographical Society; Primrose League. Address: Vancouver, B. C. ARTHUR E. HEPBURN. HEPBURN, Arthur Elhpinstone, M. E. —Consulting Mining Engineer, 317 Winch Bldg., Vancouver; controls and owns 16,000 acres of coal land, British Columbia. Born Essex, England, Jan. 21, 1873, son of George Wright Hepburn, C. E., and Susan Hepburn. Educated private tuition, London. Came to British Columbia, 1899. Director Dominion Stock and Bond Corporation, Ltd.; director, The General Securities Co., Ltd., Vancouver. Life member American Academy of Political and Social Science; life member American Institute Mining Engineers; member Canadian Mining Institute; member Royal Society of Arts, London, England; Fellow of North British Academy, England; member of the Council Naval and Military Emigration League, London, England. Married Barbara Gilmore Caldwell, 1902; has one daughter. Address: "Restal- rig," Broughton St., Vancouver, B. C. 239 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY THOMAS HENDERSON. HENDERSON, Thomas. — President The Henderson Land Co., Ltd., 814 First St, W., Calgary. Interested farm lands, Saskatchewan and Alberta; city property; coal and timber limits, British Columbia Born Chatsworth, Ont, 1869. son of James and Mary Jane Henderson. Educated public schools, Chats- worth. Telegraph operator, C. P. R., Fort William, Ont. 1886; train des- patcher, Vancouver, 1901; Deputy Mining Recorder, British Columbia, 1903; established present business, Edmonton and Calgary, 1904. Married Eliza Jane Livingston, Vancouver, 1902; has one son and three daughters.. Clubs: Alberta; Calgary Golf and Country. Recreation: baseball. Anglican. Address: Calgary, Alta 240 HENDRY, John. — President British Columbia Mills Timber & Trading Co., Vancouver; president Vancouver, Westminster and Yukon Ry.; president Nicola Valley Coal & Coke Co.; president B. C. Lumber and Shingle Manufacturers, Ltd.; vice-president Canadian Lumbermen's Association; Canadian Forestry Association; Commissioner, Commission of Conservation of Canada; past president Canadian Manufacturers' Association, 1910; Vancouver Board of Trade; New Westminster Board of Trade; director Western Canada Power - Co.; chairman Burrard, Westminster & Boundary Railway & Navigation Co. Born Gloucester County, N. B., Jan. 20, 1843, son of James and Margaret Wilson Hendry. Educated New Brunswick. Studied and practiced saw mill and flour mill engineering and followed this business for some time in Maritime Provinces; came to Victoria B. C, 1872; spent some time in California and Washington, returning to British Columbia, 1874; Manitoba during Spring of 1874, coming to British Columbia and locating Fall of same year. Married Adeline McMillan, Pictou, N. S.; has one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City; Jericho Country; Canadian; Vancouver Automobile; Royal Vancouver Yacht; Minoru; Vancouver Athletic; Brockton Point Athletic, Van- WHO'S WHO, AND WHY couver; Union, Victoria; Westminster, New Westminster; Rideau, Ottawa; Wellington and American Universities, London, England; Touring Club de France, Parts; Touring Club Italiano, Milano; American Automobile Association, New York; Automobile Association and Motor Union, London, England; Pacific Power Boat Association, Seattle, Wash.; Pacific Highway Association of North America; British Science Guild, Montreal; Vancouver Horse Show Association; Vancouver Exhibition Association. Societies: A. O. U. W.; K. T.; Hoo Hoos; St Andrew's; Caledonian. Recreations: motoring, yachting, fishing. Address: Burnaby and Jervis Sts., Vancouver, B- C. WALTER HEPBURN. HEPBURN, Walter.—Contractor, 615 Pender St., W., Vancouver. Born Robinson, Que., Nov. 16, 1857, son of James and Jean Hepburn. Educated public and high schools, Robinson. Carpenter's apprentice, Robinson, 1876. Came to British Columbia, and established present business, 189-L-. Alderman, 1907-1908- 1910. Served with 58th Battalion, Quebec; and 96th Algoma Rifles. Married Josephine Elizabeth Lockwood, Chap- leau, Ont, has one son and one daughter. Club: Terminal City. Society: A. F. Sc A. _M. Recreation: rifle shooting. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 928 Burrard St., Vancouver, B. C. HERBERT, William B.—General Manager "The Locators," Merchants Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Ryde, Isle of Wight, Sept. 25, 1874, son of Dr. Henry H. . Herbert Educated Collingwood, Toronto, Vancouver. Manufacturing agent Vancouver, 1897. Came to Winnipeg, 1900. Married Julia Howard McFee, Bellville, Ont, 1892; has two daughters. Clubs: Assiniboine; Canadian. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 484 Sargent Ave., Winnipeg, Man. HERCHMER, Henry "William.—Barrister and Solicitor. President Lizard Valley Co. Born Kingston, Ont., July 30. 1867. Educated St. John's College, and Manitoba University. Called to Manitoba bar, 1889. Came to British Columbia and called to' bar, 1898. Served as Alderman, Fernie, many years. Married Jean McDonald, daughter of William McDonald, Lindsay, Ont.; has one son and two daughters. Club: Fernie; Fernie Athletic (president). Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Fernie, B. C. SHERWOOD HERCHMER. HERCHMER, Sherwood. —' Barrister and Solicitor. Born Winnipeg, Sept. 14, 1877, son of Lawrence William and Mary Helen Herchmer. Educated St John's School and College, Winnipeg. Called to North West Territory bar, 1899; British Columbia bar, 1901; has practiced Fernie since. Served with 1st Canadian Mounted Rifles, South African War, 1902; engagements Johannesberg, Sand River and Diamond Hill (bar and four clasps). Mayor, Fernie, 1909-1910. Married Edith Catherine McDonald, daughter of John McDonald, 1905; has one son. Club: Fernie. Recreations: tennis, curling. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Fernie, B. C. HEBRON, John, M. F. — Rancher. Born Ashton, Carleton County, Ont., Nov. 15, 1853, son of John and Margaret Herron. Educated public schools, Ashton. License commissioner and stock Inspector, Alberta. First elected to House of Commons, 1904; . re-elected, 1908. Married Ida Lake, 1878; has three daughters. Conservative. Address:) Pincher Creek, Alta. 242 1 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ALFRED AEMILIUS HESPELER* HESPELER, Alfred Aemilius, M. E.— Fruit Rancher. Born Hespeler, Ont., May 16, 1858, son of William and Mary Keachie Hespeler. Educated Collegiate Institute, Gait, Ont. Clerk, Merchants Bank, Winnipeg, 1875-1879; mining, Leadville District, Colorado, 1879-1881; mining, Montana and Arizona, 1881- 1888; mining, Mexico and Peru, 1882- 1890; diversified interests, United States, 1890-1900; mining, China, 1900- 1907; engineer, charge of deepest borings ever made in China for coal; mined and shipped first antimony from Province of Hupey, China Came to British Columbia 1907. Married Matilda Diana Jermyn, Manchester, England, 1908; has one daughter. Clubs: Shanghai; Con- cord'a (Shanghai). Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Summerland, B. C. HON. WILLIAM HESPELER. HESPELER, Hon. William.—408 Nanton Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Baden Baden, Germany, Dec. 29, 1830, son of George H. and Barbara Hespeler. Educated Polytechnic Institute, Karlsruhe. Came to Preston, Ont, 1850; engaged milling, distilling and general merchandise business, Waterloo, until 1868. Came to Winnipeg, 1873. Instrumental, effecting the Mennonite immigration; elected member Manitoba Legislature for Rosenfeld, and Speaker of the House, being the first foreign-born citizen to become the first commoner of any British possession; commissioner of Immigration and agriculture, 1875-1883; chief commissioner of census for Province of Manitoba, 1881. Appointed German Consul for Manitoba and North West Territory, 1883; decorated by German Emperor with Order of Red Eagle, 1903, and upon resigning office was decorated with Zaeringer Loewen Order by the German Emporer for long and faithful services. Manager Manitoba Land Co., 1883-1894; now member board of Royal Trust Co. and North of Scotland Mortgage Co. Organized "The Northwestern," (German weekly), 1880, first German newspaper in Northwest. Erected first brick building on stone foundation, Winnipeg. Member board Winnipeg General Hospital since 1874; president of same 1884-1909. Married Mary H. Kea-tchie, Gait, Ont, 1855, (deceased); married Kate R. Keatchie; has one son. Club: Manitoba. Recreation: driving. Conservative; Lutheran. Address: Ward- law Court, Fort Rouge, Winnipeg, Man. FREDERIC WILLIAM HEUBACH. HEUBACH, Frederic William. — Of Heubach, Finkelstein & Heubach, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, managers, Tuxedo Park, Norwood (Winnipeg) Syndicate, Ltd., Nanton Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Ottawa. Ont., Nov. 2, 1869, son of George and Bessie Heubach. President Winnipeg Industrial and Development Bureau; Vice-Consul of Mexico for Canada. Address: 195 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. 243 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HESSON, Frederick Henry.—Real Estate Agent, 31 Canada Life Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Stratford, Ont, June 17, 1858, son of S. R. Hesson, M. P., and Polly Hesson. Educated public school, Stratford, Ont Merchant, Brandon, 1882. Came to Winnipeg, 1901. Married Edith E. Wade, Detroit, Mich., 1882, (deceased); has two sons and two daughters. Club: Adanac. Recreations: all outdoor sports. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 211 Smith St., Winnipeg, Man. HEUBACH, Wolfe Armstrong. — Rancher and merchant. Born Ottawa, Nov. 28, 1868, son of George and Bessie Heubach. Educated high school, Montreal. Came to North West Territory, engaged ranching and fur trading. Touchwood Hills, 1882. Club: Carleton (Winnipeg). Recreations: shooting, hunting, billiards. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Star Ranch, Punnichi, Sask. HE WETT, Herbert P. — Secretary- treasurer Hinton Electric Co., 911 Gov- St, Victoria. Born London, May 21, 1872, son of Henry and J. H. Hewett. Educated Park, London. Librarian, Lon- Came to British Columbia, -school trustee, Oak Bay. Mar- Johnston, Victoria; has one eminent England, Marshall Tottridge don, 1888. 1891. Ex- ried Miss daughter. Club: c r i cket. Address: Pacific. Victoria, Recreation: B. C. HEYNEN, Rev. William Lambert.— Priest of St Peter's Roman Catholic Church, Nanaimo. Born Roermond, Holland, Sept. l-Sy-1866, son of Hubert and Gertrude Heynen. Educated Louvain, Belgium. Came to British Columbia, 1880; priest of St. Andrew's Cathedral, Victoria, 1880-1885; priest of St Gregory's Church, Sitka,* Alaska, 1885-1888; priest of St. Anselm's Church, Clayoquot, B. C, 1888-1892; priest of St. John's Church. Wellington, B. C, 1892- Called to St. Peter's Church, Nan- 1898. Recreation: music. Ad- Wallace St, Nanaimo, B. C. 1898. aimo, dress: HEYWOOD, William Donald. Vice- President, Western Pacific Development Co., Vancouver. Member Vancouver Tourist Association. Born Prince Edward Island, May 13, 1860, son of George and Margaret Donald Heywood. Educated public school, Prince Edward Island. Prior to coming to British Columbia engaged railroading, Colorado; mining, British Columbia, 1885-1890; still interested mines. One of prime movers organization of Vancouver Tourist Association. Married Catherine Square- briggs, Prince Edward Island, 1892; has one son and one daughter. Club: Commercial. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: baseball, lacrosse, shooting, fishing. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 1182 Pender St., W., Vancouver, B. C. HIBBEN, James Parker.—Merchant. Government St., Victoria Born Victoria Sept 4, 1864, son of Thomas N. and Janet Parker Hibben. Educated Santa Clara, Cat Bookseller, Victoria, since 1884. Served with Can. Garrison Artillery for twenty-two years, holding rank of Major for seven years. Married Maud Dennis, Sausilito, Cal. Club: Pacific. Society: Native Sons. Recreations: riding, driving, yachting. Address: Pandora Ave., Victoria, B. C. HIEBERT, Cornelius. Ex-M. L. A.— Of C. Hiebert & Co., Hardware, Lumber and Farm Machinery, Didsbury; director Knee Hill Coal Co. Born Southern Russia Aug. 2, 1862, son of John and Helena Hiebert Educated Village School. Came to Manitoba 1876. Began career as general merchant, Gretna, Man., 1888. Came to Alberta and established present business, 1900. Elected to Alberta Legislature for Rosebud, 1905; unsuccessful Independent candidate Alberta Legislature, for Didsbury, 1908. Overseer at Didsbury, 1901-1904; school trustee, Didsbury, 1902. Married Angane- tha Dick, Gretna, Man., 1888; has one son and two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: reading. Independent Address: Didsbury, Alta HIEBERT, Gerhard, M. D., C. M.— Surgeon. Bern Russia, (of German par^J entage), Sept. 13, 1868, son of Gerhard* and Susanna Hiebert Came to Manitoba, 1889. Educated McGill University; post graduate work, Berlin, Germany^ 1905-1906; Vienna, Austria, 1910. General practice, Winnipeg, 1901-1905; specializing surgery since 1905. Surgeon to Winnipeg General Hospital; military examiner to Austria-Hungarian Government. Married Helene Penner, Gretna,-! Man.; has one daughter. Club: Cana- alan. Conservative; Protestant Address: 430 Edmonton St, Winnipeg, Man. HIGGINS, Frank. — Barrister, Law Chambers, Victoria Born Victoria, Dec. 26, 1871, son of David W. Higglns.. Educated Victoria; Osgoode Hall. Practiced, Victoria, since 1895. Married Addie L. Whitlock, Seattle, Wash. Recreation: hunting. Anglican. Address: Victoria, Crescent, Victoria, B. C. HIGGINS, John Russell, B. A.—Of Manahan & Higgins, Barristers, Merchants Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Brucefield, Ont, June 5, 1879, son of Wm. J. and Sarah Higgins. Educated Manitoba College. Pioneer, Melgund, Man., 1882. Came to Winnipeg, 1898. Practiced, Winnipeg, since 1906. President Young Conservative Association. Married Grace B. Sharp, Winnipeg, 1908; has one son. Club: Adanac. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 31 Furby St Winnipeg, Man. 244 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HIGGINSON, Anne Frances Harward. —(Widow of Dr. Henry Ahern Higginson). Born Queenstown, Ireland, daughter of Jeannie M. and Edwin Gage Eastman, formerly American Consul at Queenstown, Ireland. Educated Mrs. Mercer's School, Montreal; France; Germany. Came to Manitoba, 1889. One of the six original founders of Women's Musical Club, Winnipeg, 1893-1894; secretary, 1899-1900; president Musical Club, 1901-1903; subsequently elected [honorary president (active office), 1910- 1911. On Board Children's Home. Anglican. Address: 115 Betourney St., [Winnipeg, Man. HIGINBOTHAM, Edward Nathaniel.— Postmaster, Lethbridge. Born River- iview, Guelph, Ont., May 19, 1866, son of (Nathaniel and Margaret J. Allan Higinbotham. Educated public schools, Collegiate Institute and business college, kluelph. Clerk, Jones Sc Guthrie, dry- goods merchants, Guelph, 1881-1883; plerk, Adam, Meldrum & Co., Buffalo, N. Y., 1883-1885; came to Alberta, 1885; ranching, Macleod, 1885-1888; drygoods manager, I. G. Baker & Co., Lethbridge, 1888; partner, Sherlock & Higinbotham, general store, 1891; was pioneer dry- igoods merchant at Lethbridge; appoint- ied deputy Postmaster, 1906; Postmaster, 1910; member Lethbridge Board of Trade Married E. A. Chapman, London, England, 1898. Club: Canadian. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 1242 Third Ave., S., Lethbridge, Alta. HIGINBOTHAM, John David.—Of J. D. Higinbotham & Co., Ltd., Wholesale and Retail Chemists Lethbridge. Director Taber Coal Co.; Postmaster, Lethbridge, 1886-1910; Coroner for Alberta. Born Guelph, Ont, Nov. 23, 1864, son of Margaret Allan and Lieutenant Cohanel Nathaniel Higinbotham, M. P., for North [Wellington. "Educated Guelph Academy; Collegiate Institute, Guelph; Dr. Tas- sie's School, Gait, Ont.; Ontario College »f Pharmacy, Toronto. Came to Alberta, ,1884. Drug business, J. D. Higinbotham & Co., Macleod, 1884; established present pusiness, 1885. Served as school trustee, [Lethbridge; vice-president Lethbridge Board of Trade; president Citizens' ULeague; president Pharmaceutical Association of the North West Territory; president Pharmaceutical Association of [Alberta; president Lord's Day Alliance, Lethbridge. Married Anna Torrance, daughter of Rev. Robert Torrance, D. D., 1889; has two sons and four daughters. Clubs: Lethbridge; Lawn Tennis j (president). Recreations: tennis, cricket, golf. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: (Bartlett St., Lethbridge, Alta. HIGMAN, Ormond, Jr., B. Sc E. E.— Consulting Engineer, 31 Williams Bldg., Vancouver. Born Ottawa, Nov. 20, 1879, son of Ormond and Elizabeth White Higman. Educated McGill University; Royal Military College. Engineer, Canadian Machine Telephone Co., Ottawa; subsequently superintendent Gas and Electric Light Works, Berlin, Ont; Topographical Surveys Department Ottawa; general manager and engineer, Alberta Govt. Telephones. Member Canadian National Committee; International Elec- trotechnical Commission; associate member Canadian Society Civil Engineers; Canadian Electrical Association. Served as Lieutenant, 3d Canadian Engineers. 1903-1905; Lieutenant 101st Fusiliers, 1908, 6th D. C. O. R. Married Catherine Irene Wood, Swanwick Hall, Derbyshire, England, 1906; has two daughters. Recreation: boating. Address: 2455 Cornwall St., Vancouver, B. C. HILL, Albert James.—Of Hill & Burnett, Civil and Mining Engineers, Gui- chen Block, New Westminster. Born Sydney, N. S.. April 7, 1836, son of John Lewis and Margaret Whyte Hill. Educated Horton Academy; Acadia University. Came to British Columbia, 1880. Address: New Westminster, B. C. HILL, Rev. Canon George Charles.— Rector St. Paul's Church, Regina. Born Bristol, England, July 30, 1850, son of George and Mary Hill. Educated Lan- casterian School, Bristol; St. John's College, Winnipeg. (Associate Arts and graduate Theology). Taught school as assistant master, 1869-1874; principal, 1874-1890; incumbent and deacon, 1891; priest, 1892: rector of St. Matthew's, Boissevain, Man., 1891-1900; rector of St. Paul's Church, Regina, since 1901. Honorable Canon. Acting chaplain Royal North West Mounted Police, Regina, since 1901; chaplain and Hon. Captain, 95th Regiment (gazetted, 1910). Chairman Regina Public Library Board since 1898. Married Matilda Rosa Williams (deceased), London, England, 1872; has one son and two daughters. Married Florence Caroline, daughter of Horace Horton, M. P. P., Goderich, Ont.. 1907, and widow of late William Cayley Hamilton, K. C. Societies: A. F. & A. *M.; R. A. M. Address: The Rectory, Regina Sask. HILL, Leslie, C. E.—General Manager and Consulting Engineer of The Hastings Limited; managing director The Head Syndicate Limited, 110 Cannon St., London, E. C, and Nelson. Born London, England, Dec. 4, 1847. Educated University College, London. Came to Brit- 245 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ish Columbia as consulting engineer, 1891. Engineer to Prospecting Syndicate of British Columbia, 1895. Joined Hastings British Columbia Exploration Syndicate, Ltd., 1902. and The Head Syndicate, Ltd., 1908. Societies: A. M. I. C. E.; M. I. M. M.; M. Can. Inst. M. E. Address: 110 Cannon St., London, E. C, and Nelson, B. C. HILL, Roland Heywood.—Journalist News editor, Vancouver World. Director Western Associated Press; president Vancouver Press Club. Born Providence, R. I., Sept. 23, 1879, son of James Hilton and Mary Heywood Hill. Educated Southport Grammar School; Kingston Grammar School, England. Reporter, St. James Gazette, London, England, 1900; Ottawa Journal and Winnipeg Free Press, 1903-1904; telegraph editor, Province Vancouver, 1904; joined Vancouver World Staff, 1904. Married Inez A. Green, 1909. (deceased). Club: Press. Recreation: fishing. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 1070 Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. HILLIS, Harry M.—Of The Hillis Timber & Trading Co., Lumber Exchange, Victoria. Born Nebraska, Sept. 18, 1884, son of W. A. and Ida Hillis. Educated Ohio. Commenced business career, Ohio, 1896. Came to British Columbia, 1905. Married Fanny Harger, Seattle. Club: Pacific. Address: Victoria B. C. HILLIS, James Theodore.—Mining and Timber Broker, 614 Hastings St, Vancouver. Born Greencastle, Ind., Aug. 3, 1868, son of Henry H. and Sarah E. Hillis. Educated Greencastle. Brick, stone and lime manufacturing, Greencastle, 1886. Came to British Columbia, 1891. Married Stella May Mitchell, Vancouver; has two daughters. Clubs: Royal Vancouver Yacht; Terminal City; Victoria Country; Vancouver Gun. Recreations: shooting, fishing, motor boating, lacrosse. Address: 843 Burrard St., Vancouver, B. C HINCH, Herbert Henry. — President Manitoba and Western Colonization Co., McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Tarn- worth, Ont, Aug. 2, 1872, son of Ogden and Jean Hinch. Educated Napanee Collegiate Institute, Stratford; business college * Mercantile business, Napanee, 1890. Came to Winnipeg, 1898. Married Marion MacEachern, Napanee, 1894; has one son and one daughter. Recreation* all outdoor sports. Independent Conservative. Address: Brock and Crescent Road, Winnipeg, Man. HINCHLIFFE, Joshua, B. Aw—Rector St Thomas Church, Chilliwack. Borii Bradford, Yorkshire, England, May 24, 1868, son of Thomas and Mary Anna Hinchliffe. Educated Bradford. England; Manitoba University. Came to Canada, 1890. Ordained deacon, 1893; priest, 1894; missionary to Peigan Indians, 1893-1899; chaplain to Bishop of Calgary, rural dean and honorary canon, Calgary, 1899; rector Red *Deer, Alta., 1899-1907; present charge since 1907- Married Mary Mason, Macleod, Alta.; has one son and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. (P. G. R., P. G. C, P. D. G. M.). Anglican. Address: St. Thomas Rectory, Chilliwack, B. C. HIND, Andrew Tom.—Publisher. Ed-'. itor Stoughton Times, Stoughton. Born Exeter, Ont, July 6, 1873, son of George and Margaret Hind. Educated Exeter High School. Came to Saskatchewan, 1895; engaged present business since 1909. Married Addie Sophia Foster, 1896; has one daughter. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: driving, curling, shooting. Address: Stoughton, Sask. HIND, Ella Cora.—Commercial Editor Manitoba Free Press, Winnipeg. Born Toronto, daughter of Edwin and Jane Carroll Hind. Educated public schools^ Grey County, Ont; Collegiate Institute, Orillia Came to Manitoba, 1882. Secretary Manitoba Dairy Association six years, being first woman to hold that office. Is the only woman in Canada holding position of commercial editor of a daily newspaper. Clubs: Canadian Women's Press; Women's Canadian, Presbyterian. Address: 233 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Man. HINTON, George Clifford.—Of The Hinton Electric Co., Ltd., 606 Granville St, Vancouver. Director Burton Saw Works, Ltd; director Western Gypsum Co., Ltd.; director Campbell River Power Co., Ltd. Born Ottawa, Ont, July %%, 1868, son of Robert and Lila Hinton. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute. Apprentice, boiler and machine department, Fleck's Machine Works, Ottawa, 1882-1886; with Edison Electric Co., Ottawa, 1886-1889. .Came to British Columbia, 1889; with Edison Electric Co., Victoria 1889-1891; established present business, Vancouver, 1891. Married Gertrude Elizabeth Carlyon, 1894; has one son and two daughters. 246 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY GEORGE CLIFFORD HINTON. Club: Terminal City. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreation: fishing. Anglican. Address: Collingwood, B. C. JOHN ALEXANDER HINTON. HINTON, John Alexander.—President and Managing Director The Hinton Electric Co. Ltd., Government St., Victoria. Born Ottawa, Feb. 18, 1873, son of Robert Joseph and Lila Hyde Hinton. Educated public school and Collegiate Institute, Ottawa Clerk, audit accounts, Canada Atlantic Railway, Ottawa, 1888; passenger accountant, 1892. Came to British Columbia and joined present company, 1896. Married Clare Hilson Holland, Ottawa, 1898; has one son. Clubs: Pacific, Ottawa Amateur Athletic (Ottawa); Royal Victoria Yacht; Victoria Automobile (Hon. Sec.-Treas.). Recreations: motoring, motor-boating, hunting, fishing. Address: Victoria B. C HINTON, William Pittman.—General Passenger Agent, Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, and G. T. P. Pacific Coast S. S. Co., Ltd., Winnipeg. Born Hinton- burg, Ont. (now part of. Ottawa), Aug. 30, 1871, son of Robert Joseph and Lila Hyde Hinton. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Ottawa. Audit Department Canada Atlantic Ry., Ottawa, 1887; traffic manager, Canada Atlantic, Ottawa, 1904; entered G. T. R. service, Montreal, 1907; appointed to present position, 1909. Married Olive Delano Parr, Ottawa 1894; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; Rideau (Ottawa). Recreations: all outdoor sports. Unitarian. Address: The Roslyn, Winnipeg, Man. HXRSCHFELD, Alfred C — Manager Mining Stock and Financial Department Dominion Stock & Bond Corporation, Ltd., Winch Bldg., Vancouver. Born London, England, June 8, 1866, son of Gustav and Elizabeth Hirschfeld. Educated London; Brussels; Paris. Wholesale silk business, London; subsequently Paris; afterwards engaged mining, Kim- berly and Prince Albert, South Africa; wholesale cigar .business, San Francisco. Came to British Columbia, 1897, and engaged mining, Atlin and Dawson, Y. T.; editor and owner Atlin Claim, two years; returned to Vancouver as manager advertising department Vancouver World, 1904-1910. Served as Sergeant First Middlesex Rifles, London, England; Kimberry Rifles, South Africa. Married Margaret Ethel Miller, Vancouver, 1902. Clubs: Commercial; Press. Address: 1963 Comox St., Vancouver, B. C. HOADLEY, George, M. L. A.—Rancher. Born Wetheral Abbey, Cumberland, England, May 16, IS66, son of George and Ann Hoadley. Educated Carlisle Grammar School and St. Bees. Mercantile business, Liverpool, England, 1882- 1884; London, 1884-1890. Came to Oko- toks, 1890. President Alberta Horse Breeders' Association; chairman Local Improvement District, 10-2-4; trustee Okotoks school district Unsuccessfully contested High River, 1901, for North West Territories Legislature. Member Alberta Legislature for Okotoks. Married Lily Rowles, Okotoks, 1900; has two sons and one daughter. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Okotoks, Alta. 247 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY II RICHARD CHARLES HODGSON. HODGSON, Richard Charles.—President and Manager Hodgson Plumbing & Heating Co., Ltd.,'643 Seymour St., Vancouver; president South Vancouver Board of Trade. Born Chilliwack, B. C. Jan. 5, 1875, son of Richard W. and Sarah Elizabeth Hodgson. Educated public and high schools, Vancouver. Established present business under firm name. Knowdell & Hodgson, 1896-1904; Hodgson & Stearman, 1904-1910; incorporated under present name, 1910. Chairman South Vancouver School Board, 1906, 1907 and 1908. Married Minnie Gale, 1899; has four sons. Club: Commercial. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: hunting, fishing. Conservative; Methodist' Address: Sixteenth Ave., South Vancouver, B. C. 248 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HOFFMEISTER, Frederick, E. E.— Manager Hoffmeister Bros., Ltd., Automobiles, 1155 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Wellington County, Ont., July 14, 1864, son of Henry and Katherina Hoffmeister. Educated public schools, Clifford, Ont. Came to British Columbia, 1888. Master mechanic, Mills Timber Sc Trading Co., Vancouver, 1888-1890. Receiver for San Francisco and San Mateo Ry. Co., San Francisco, Cal., 1890; superintendent power department of that road, 1892-1895; electrical engineer, Columbia & Western Ry. Co. and British Columbia Smelting & Refining Co., Kootenay District, 1895-1896; electrical engineer, Canadian General Electric Co.. Toronto, 1896-1909; installed plant of Electrical Development Co., Niagara Falls, Ont, 1903-1906; engineer, charge of work for Canadian General Electric Co., Solounges Canal, St. Lawrence River, built by Dominion Government, 1898-1903. Married Ethel Wood, Ridge- town, Ont; has one daughter. Societies: American Institute of Electrical Engineers; Canadian Electrical Association. Recreations: shooting, motoring, travel. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 1121 Georgia St., Vancouver, B. C. HENRY HOFFMEISTER. JR. HOFFMEISTER, Henry, Jr. — President Hoffmeister Bros., Ltd., Automobile and Commercial Trucks, 1155 Pender St., W., Vancouver. Director Dominion Hos- lpital Co., Ltd.; president Pythian Castle Hall Co., Ltd.; vice-president British Columbia Auto & Motor Trades Association. Born Wellington County, Ont., Aug. 3, 1863, son of Henry and Katherina Hoffmeister. Educated public schools, Wellington County, Ont. Came to Brit ish Columbia, 1888; engaged lumbering and contracting business, New Westminster and Vancouver, 1888-1910, when present firm organized, 1910. Society: K. of P. Recreation: motoring. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 549 Howe St.. Vancouver, B. C. REINHART HOFFMEISTER. HOFFMEISTER, Reinhart.—Electrical Engineer, 1271 Granville St., Vancouver. President Dominion Hospital Co., Ltd. Born Wellington County, Ont, Jan. 10, 1866, son of Henry and Katherina Hoffmeister. Contracting woodworker, Vancouver, 1888-1892. Established present business, 1892. Constructed first electric motor on Pacific Coast. Married Margaret Cameron, daughter of Donald Cameron, New Glasgow, N. S., 1904; has one son. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreation: motoring. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 761 Thurlow St., Vancouver, B. C. HOGG, Andrew Brydon, B. A.—Barrister. Born Flesherton, Ont., Jan. 24, 1883, son of William and Sarah Henry Hogg. Educated public schools; Jarvis Collegiate Institute; Toronto University. Law student, A. Meighen, M. P., Portage la Prairie, 1905; member firm Meighen & Hogg, Portage la Prairie, 1908. Came to Alberta, 1910. Club: Portage. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Carmangay, Alta. HOGG, William Hall.—Manager Bank of Montreal, Calgary. Born Peterboro, Ont, Aug. 12, 186*2, son of James and Barbara Hogg. Educated Stratford. Bank clerk, Stratford, 1877. Came to 249 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY WILLIAM HALL HOGG. Alberta, 1886. Married Geraldine Hodder Stewart, Ottawa; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Ranchmen's. Address: Calgary, Alta. HOLDEN, Donald B., M. cian, 851 Fort St., Victoria, ville, Ont, Oct 13, 1867, son ent and Emily Clark Holden D.—Physi- Born Belle- of J. Clem- Educated McGill University. Graduated, 1891; post graduate course, London and Edinburgh, 1891-1893. Came to British Columbia and practiced, Victoria,, since 1893. Presbyterian. Address: Victoria, B. C. WILLIAM HOLDEN. HOLDEN, William.—Broker, Holden Bldg., Vancouver. Born Stirling, Ont, Feb. 7, 1872, son of~ Sylvester and Mag- dalena Holden. Clubs: Canadian; Commercial. Recreation: motoring. Ad-' dress: Vancouver Hotel, Vancouver, B. C. HOLDEN, James Bismark, M. L. A.— Farmer. Born Singhampton, Ont., Oct. 4, 1876, son of James and Sarah Holden. Educated public schools, Singhampton. First elected Alberta Legislature, for Vegreville, 1908; re-elected, 1909. Married Gertrude Worth, 1900: has one son and one daughter. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Vegreville, .Alta HOLLAND, Cuyler, A. — Of British Columbia Land & Investment Agency, 922 Government St., Victoria. Born Port Elizabeth, South Africa, Oct 6, 1863, son of John A. and Mary E. Holland. Educated Haileybury College and Cambridge, England. Came to British Columbia, 1886. Director Royal Jubilee Hospital, seven years. Married Beatrice Maud Galpin, England; has four sons. Club: Union. Recreation: golf. Address: Victoria, B. C. HOLLAND, William Henry, J. P.— Farmer. Born Eppleworth Grange,^ York, England, July 21, 1844, son of Henry and Sarah Rebecca Holland. Ed-j ucated public schools, Bedford, England. Brewer, Baskerville and Holland, Gloucester, England, 1867-1880. Came to Manitoba, 1882. Vice-president Gloucester Philosophical Society; secretary- treasurer Lorne Agricultural Society. Served with Gloucester 2d Rifle Volunteers. Made highest score of any Englishman, at Short range, International Rifle Match, Brussels, 1868. Married) Louisa Jane Cooper, Gloucester, 1869; has two sons and one daughter. Independent; Protestant. Recreation: natural- science. Address: Swan Lake, Man. HOLLAND, W. S.—Insurance Agent, 27 Imperial Block, Vancouver. Born Port Hope, Ont, Nov. 2, 1863, son of; R. H. and Victoria Holland. Educated Trinity Collegiate School. With W. H. Sowden Colonization Co., Winnipeg, 1880; spent some years railway surveys* and railway mail service; insurance business with his brother F. J. Holland, Winnipeg and Vancouver. Came to British Columbia, 1897; dissolved partnership, 1901, taking over British Columbia agencies, headquarters Vancouver. One of original promoters of Vancouver Horse Show Association; director Vancouver Exhibition Association; on executive committee Vancouver Amateur Driving Association. Married Frances McDougall, 1892; has three sons and one daughter. Clubs: Terminal City; Royal Vancouver Yacht Recreations: driving, riding, yachting. Address: 2070 Comox St., Vancouver, B. C. 250 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY THOMAS WILLIAM HOLLEY. HOLLEY, Thomas William.—Of Hol- ley & Baird Realty Co., 265 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Granby, Que., Feb. 17, 1860, son of Henry and Roxana Holley. Educated public Schools, Massachusetts. Paper manufacturer, Holyoke Mass., 1880. Came to Winnipeg, 1903; established present business, 1905. Married Dora G. Fales, Holyoke, 1891; has four sons and six daughters. Club: Canadian. Recreation: farming. Independent; Presbyterian. Address: 132 Furby St., Winnipeg, Man. HUGH GORDON HOLMAN. HOLMAN, Hugh Gordon.—Architect, 313 Fort St, Winnipeg. Born Stratford, Ont, Jan. 8, 1878, son of Frederick Joseph and Catherine Holman. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Stratford. Articled student with H. J. Powell, architect, Stratford, 1895. Came to Manitoba, 1900, and engaged as architectural draftsman with J. H. G. Russell, 1901-1903; S. Hooper, 1903-1905; Manitoba Provincial Government, 1905- 1906; practiced under own name since 1906. Society: A. O. F. Recreations: general sports. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 4 47 Cumberland Ave., Winnipeg, Man. ANDREW HOLMES. HOLMES, Andrew.—Contractor. Born Heiton, Scotland, Aug. 31, 1860, son of Alexander and Janet Holmes. Educated Heiton Grammar School. Carpenter, Roxburgh, Scotland, 1876; came tp Winnipeg, and engaged carpenter work, 1883. Came to Prince Albert and engaged in same business; formed partnership with H. B. Garven, under firm name of Garven & Holmes, contractors and builders, 1885; firm dissolved, 1889, since when continued business on his own account. Member of Prince Albert School Board, 1890-1894; Councillor'of town of Prince Albert, 1896; Alderman of City of Prince Albert, 1905-1909; Mayor, 1909-1910; re-elected by acclamation, 1911; vice-president bert Agricultural Society, ried Sarah Catherine Neil, bert, 1889-; has one son and ters. Societies: A. F. Sc A. drew's (president 1908-1910) bert Amateur Dramatic Society (president). Recreations: football, baseball, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Ad dress: Sask. 302 Eighth St, HOLMES, Aurdy Julian, D. D. S.—Of Drs. Holmes, Hacking Sc MacSween, Dental Surgeons, 32 6th St., New Westminster. Vice-president Westminster Trust & Safe Deposit Co., Ltd.; Okanagan Telephone Co., Ltd.:' member of executive, New Westminster Board of Trade. Born Hillsboro, Ohio, Sept. 14, 1866, son of 251 Prince Al- 1904. Mar- Prince Al- two daugh- M.; St. An- Prihce Al- Prince Albert, WHO'S WHO, AND WHY AURDY JULIAN HOLMES. Dr. B. F. and Nettie Holmes. Educated Cincinnati University. Came to British Columbia, 1889. President British Columbia Dental Association, 1897-1903: member British Columbia Dental Board, 1895-1903; Alderman, New Westminster, 1896-1897; 1904. Married Ida M. Weaver, Circleville, 1891; has one son. Club: New Westminster. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreation: motoring (first president New Westminster Auto- mobile Association). Conservative; Methodist. Address: 43 Columbia St., New Westminster, B. C. HOLMES, Right Rev. George, D. D.— Bishop of Athabasca. Born Burton, Westmorland, England, Nov. 23, 1858, son of Robert and Margaret Atkinson Holmes. Came to Canada 1885; Alberta 1886. Married Eliza Perkes, daughter of George Perkes; has two sons and three daughters. Anglican. Address: Lesser Slave Lake, Alta HOLMES, George Ernest, L. D. S., D. D. S.—Dentist. Born Exeter, Ont, Feb. 25, 1877, son of Rev. Joseph William and Amanda L. Holmes. Educated Toronto University (first class honors. D. D. S.); Royal College Dental Surgeons (L. D. S.). Practiced, Blenheim, Kent County, Ont, 1899; Clinton, Ont, 1900-1906; Saskatoon since 1906. Alderman, Saskatoon, 1909-1910; 1911; member Board Governors Saskatoon City Hospital, 1909-1910; director Saskatoon Realty Co. Married Lena Maud Doherty. Clinton, Ont, 1901; has one son and one daughter. Club: Saskatoon. Societies: GEORGE ERNEST HOLMES. A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F; W. O. W.; C. B. P. O. E.; Canadian Indians. Recreations: lacrosse, trap-shooting, big game hunting. Liberal; Methodist Address: Bedford Road, Saskatoon, Sask.-! HONEYMAN, John R. C.—Librarian, Public Library, Regina- Born Glasgow, Scotland, March 13, 1864, son of John Honeyman, LL. D., R. S. A., and Rose- thia A. C. Hutcheson. Educated Col-j legiate School, Greenock; Glasgow Uni-j versity; College of Science and Arts, Glasgow. Architectural student, gow, 1881. Came to Canada, farmed Pense and Buffalo Lake, 1885-1887. Served with North Mounted Police, 1887-1892. Engaged newspaper work on editorial staff, Regina Leader, 1893; clerk Indian Office until abolished, 1897; editor Moosomin Spectator, 1897-1898; Deputy Minister of Agriculture of North West Territories and Province of Saskatchewan, 1903-1906; present appointment since 1908. Served with 1st Lanark Rifles, Scotland. Married Hales. Regina 1894 two daughters. Society: Regina Society of Art, Literature and Science. Recreations: carpentry, home mechanics, swim*1 ming. Imperialist; Anglican. Address: 1514 Albert St., Regina, Sask. Glas- 1885; Sask., West Frederica Minnie; has one son and HONEYMAN, John J.—Of Honeyman & Curtis, Architects, 821 Pender St., W., Vancouver. First vice-president British Columbia Architectural Association. Born Glasgow, Scotland, April 9, 1864. son of Patrick S. and Helen Davis Orr Honeyman. Educated Glasgow and Eisenach. Articled to H. & D. Barclay, architects, Glasgow, 1883. Came to British Columbia, 1889; ranched Vancouver Island 1889-1892; practiced, Nanaimo, 1892-1897; Rossland, 1897-1901: 252 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JOHN J. HONEYMAN. present partnership formed, 1902. Served as volunteer, 1st L. R. V., Glasgow, four years; 10th L. R. V., two years. Married Mabel Dempster, daughter of Captain H. L. Dempster, R. A., India, 1894; has one son and four daughters. Recreations: farming, rugby football. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 1039 Nicola St., Vancouver, B. C. ALFRED SNYDER HOOD. HOOD, Alfred Snyder.—Real Estate and Insurance Broker. Manager Phoenix Light & Water Co.; Police Magistrate; notary public. Born Weymouth. N. S., Nov. 2, 1846, son of John and Jenephir Hood. Educated public schools, Weymouth and Yarmouth, N. S. Photographer and fancy goods merchant, Yar mouth, 1868-1878; representative of Canada Life Assurance Co. and Imperial Life Assurance Co, Maritime Provinces, 1885-1906. Came to British Columbia and established present business, 1905. Married Louisa Seeley, Yarmouth, 1868; has two sons. Club: Greenwood. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; R. A. M. Recreation: reading. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Phoenix, B. C. HOOFER, Archibald W.—Inspector of Schools, Brandon. Born Lifford, Durham County, Ont, Oct. 7, 1868, son of Richard and Mary Hooper. Educated high school, Bowmanville; Model School, Port Hope; Normal School, Manitoba. Came to Manitoba 1890; appointed Inspector, Dauphin, Man., 1901; transferred to Brandon Division, 1905. Inspectors' representative on Advisory Board of Department of Education, Manitoba. Elected. 1908; re-elected, 1910. Married Ida Campbell, Burlington, Ont.; has two sons and one daughter. Society? A. F. Sc A. M. Anglican. Address: 237 16th St., Brandon. Man. HOOPER, Henry Charles Lewis.—Vicar All Saints Church, Vancouver. Born Glasgow, Scotland. July 7, 1861, son of Captain Henry Filkes Hooper (late 76th Regiment Imperial service), and Anna Hooper. Educated Dedham Grammar School, Essex, England; Upper Canada College, Toronto. Served British Mercantile Marine eight years; with Royal North West Mounted Police, 1883-1905 (Sergeant-Major and staff surgeon eighteen years). On active service, Riel Rebellion; South African Campaign as Sergeant-Major Strathcona Horse; Lieutenant 5th C. M. R. Ordained priest, Qu'Appelle. Came to 1908. Married, 1892; Address: Vancouver, 1906, by Bishop of British Columbia, has one daughter. B. C. HOOFER, James.—Deputy Provincial Secretary and King's Printer, Winnipeg. Born Hatherleigh, Devonshire, England, March 23, 1855, son of John and Susannah Hooper. Educated Hatherleigh. Printer on Plymouth Mercury, 1867. Came to Canada, 1868. Employed for some years on editorial staffs Winnipeg oapers. Held office as Municipal Clerk, Treasurer and School Trustee. Married Emma Johnston, London, Ont., 1878; has one son and four daughters. Club: Adanac. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Conservative; Congregational. Address: 195 Nassau St., Winnipeg, Man. HOOPER, Thomas. — Architect 527 Winch Bldg., Vancouver, and Royal Bank Bldg., Victoria. President Flat Head Valley Oil Co.; director British 253 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY THOMAS HOOPER. Columbia Wood Pulp & Paper Co. Born Hatherleigh, Devonshire, England, Sept. 1, 1857, son of John and Susanna Hooper. Educated Hatherleigh and London, Ont Architect and builder, London. 1877; engaged contracting and building, Manitoba, 1881-1886. Came to British Columbia, 1886. Supervisory architect for Provincial Government, 1887-1888. Married Rebecca Johnston, London. Clubs: Pacific (Victoria); Terminal City (Vancouver). Address: 527 Winch Bldg., Vancouver, B. C. WESLEY HOOPLE. HOOFLE, Wesley*-*—President Canadian Development Co., Grain Exchange Calgary. Born Prescott, Ont., Dec. 12, 1854, son of David and Margaret Hoople. Educated public schools, Wasca County, Minn. Implement business, Grafton, N. D., 1884-1890; commercial traveler, McCormack Harvesting Co., Spokane, and J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co., Fargo, N. D., 1890-1900; general mercantile business as Say re Sc Hoople, Fargo, N. D, 1901-1903; established Canadian Land & Investment Co., Harvey, N. D, 1902. Came to Alberta, 1904; established Calgary Colonization Col Calgary, 1904-1907; present company organized, 1907. Married Emily Thompson, 1884 (deceased, 1890); has one soi| and two daughters. Married Tin Bricker, Berlin, Ont., 1903; has one son and four daughters. Society: M. W. A. Recreation: shooting. Conservative! Methodist. Address: 315 Fifteenth Ave! W., Calgary, Alta. HOPE, Francis, H. W., A. C. A.—Assistant Manager British Columbia Electric Ry., Vancouver. Born London, England, Jan. 13, 1871, son of William and Elizabeth Hope. Educated London. With Royal Observatory, Greenwich, England. Practiced, chartered accountant, London, England. Came to British Columbia, 1905. Director Vancouver Power Co., Ltd.; director Vancouver Gas Co.1 director Victoria Gas Co. Married Mabel E. Goulstone, 1899; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver^ Terminal City. Address: 2171 First Ave., Vancouver, B. C. HOPKINS, Arthur George, D. V. M., M. D. V., B. S. A., B. Agr.—Farmer. Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. Born London, England, March 9, 1869, son of Sarah Fanny and George Hopkins. Superintendent Foreign Branch,- General Post Office, London, England. Educated St. Mark's College, England; Ontario Agricultural College Guelph; State College, Iowa U. S. Came to Canada, 1885; farm pupil with John Gardhouse & Sons, Highfield, Ont Came to Manitoba, 1891; business, Hartney and Neepawa, Man., previous to locating on present farm. Was chief veterinary quarantine officer for Canada in Great Britain; chief veterinary inspector for Dominion Government, British Columbia, 1903, and Saskatchewan, 1908-1910: late lecturer in Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Science, Wisconsin University; Madison. Publication: "Veterinary Elements." Served with 45th Battalion under Colonel Sam Hughes. Married Ellen M. Dewar (deceased); married Jean S. Habkirk (deceased); married Edith Annie Sealy, Moose Jaw, 1908; has two sons and three daughters. -Club: Canadian. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: football, lacrosse Liberal; Anglican. Address: Stockwell Heights, Beatton, Sask. HOPKINS, Edward C, F. R. A. I. C, A. A. A.—Architect 132 Jasper Ave., W., Edmonton. Born Montreal Jan. 21, 1857. son of Margaret Tilly and John W. Hop- 254 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY EDWARD C. HOPKINS. is, architect. Educated public schools d private tuition, Montreal. In his ther's office. Hopkins & Wiley, Mon- ?al, 1874-1894; practiced, Boston, ass., 1894-1896; with George Tanguay, lebec, 1896-1904. Came to Calgary, 03. Came to Edmonton, 1905; archi- ct, Alberta Provincial Government. 05-1906; designed City Hall, Regina: armal school. Calgary; St. Patrick's lurch, Lethbridge; Royal George Hotel, Imonton; Ross Bros.. Ltd., wholesale rdware building, Edmonton; Great est Saddlery Co., Ltd., warehouse and fice, Edmonton. Hon. president Al- >rta Association of Architects. Mar- ad Emma Jane Blow, Whitby, Ont, 181; has one son and one daughter. acieties A. F. & A. M.; C. O. C. F Rec- ations: horses, hunting. Liberal; resbyterian. Address: 736 Ninth St, imonton, Alta HOPKINS, Edward Nicholas.-—Farmer id Manufacturer (retired). Born rownsville, Ont, Oct 3, 1854, son of enjamin and Margaret Hopkins. Edu- uted Brownsville Cheesemaker, Bay- im factory, 1866-1868; manager Clev- [ton cheese factory, Strathroy, 1868- 169; manager, Talbot Streets cheese Lctory, Malihide Township, 1869-1871; janager, Big Factory, East Zorra, 1871- 574; manager, Tilsonburg cheese fac- >ry, Tilsonburg, 1874-1882. Came to [oose Jaw district, 1882, and engaged rming until 1906, when retired. Took btive part, organization of Local Im- rovement District. Trustee Boham bhool Board, 1885-1906; president [oose Jaw Agricultural Society in early ays; organized Moose Jaw General Hos- ital (president); president Saskatchewan Grain Growers Association, 1907- 909; on retiring elected Honorary Pres ident Married Minnie Latham, Moose Jaw, 1890; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. O. F. Address: 14 Stadacona St, W., Moose Jaw, Sask. HOPKINS, James Edwin.—Farmer and Manufacturer (retired). Born Brownsville, Oxford County, Ont., March 10, 1851, son of Benjamin and Margaret Hopkins. Educated public schools, Brownsville; Business College, London, Ont. Dairyman and cheesemaker, Lyons, Elgin County, Ont. Ont, 1875; East Brownsville, 1880; 1872; Mount Elgin, Zorra, Ont, 1878; instructor and inspector of cheese factories, Western Ontario for Dominion Government on Prof. J. W. Robertson's staff, 1882; bought Hatley Bros, business, Brantford, Ont, 1885; boot and shoe business, 1888; on Prof. Robertson's staff in Nova Scotia, 1889, conducting dairy schools and organizing cream and cheese factories, until 1901, when came to Moose Jaw, and engaged farming. Alderman, 1903-1905; Mayor, 1909; president Moose Jaw Agricultural Society, 1905-1906. Strong advocate of temperace and closely identified with development of Moose Jaw. Married Margaret Fullerton, Lyons, Ont., 1877; has one son and one daugh ter. Society: I. O. O. curling. Conservative; dress: 10 Stadacona St. Sask. F. Recreation: Methodist. Ad- W., Moose Jaw, WILLIAM HOPKINS. HOPKINS, William.—Farmer, Hardware Merchant, Saskatoon and Tessier. Born Bentick Township, Grey County, Ont, March 1, 1864, son of Jane and James Hopkins, ex-reeve of Bentick 255 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Township, 1853-1874. Educated public school Bentick and Hanover, Ont. Apprentice woolen firm of Adams & Messenger, Hanover, Ont., 1879-1882; came to Portage la Prairie, and employed in grocery store, 1882; employed in general store Minnedosa Man., 1883; Golden Lion Clothing Store, Brandon, 1884; general store, Souris, Man., 1885. Took up homestead near Hartney, Man.; did store work during winter months; homestead duties in summer months. Sold homestead and opened up general store, Hartney, Man., 1889-1896. Sold Hartney business and took charge of Hamelin Bros. & Co.'s store "Napinka and Lauder, Man., 1896-1898. While operating Hamelin Bros. Sc Co.'s store, Napinka, purchased section of land, Medora, also Lauder stock, 1901. Carried on implement business at Lauder until 1903; came to Saskatoon, 1904. Purchased Goose Lake Lands, 1904; opened up hardware business in Saskatoon, 1905; opened branch hardware store, Tessier, 1908. Owns and farms 1,500 acres of land, Goose Lake district near* Tessier. Alderman of Saskatoon, 1905-1908: Mayor of Saskatoon, 1909-1910. President of the Union of Saskatchewan Municipalities, 1909. Strong advocate of Single Tax and Municipal Government by Commission. Married Alice Jane Carson, Durham, Ont., 1895; has one son and one daughter. Societies: (Deputy Grand Master) A. F.. & A. M., Province of Saskatchewan; I. O. O. F.; Royal Colonial Institute, London, England. Recreations: lacrosse, baseball, cricket, tennis, curling. Conservative; Methodist Address: 20th St and Ave. A, Saskatoon, Sask. HOPPER, Samuel Thomas.—Manager Union Bank of Canada, Medicine Hat. Born Paisley, Ont., April 1, 1867, son of John and Mary Jane Hopper. Educated Middlechurch, Man.; Academy, Rapid City, Man. Clerk, general store, Rapid City, 1884; subsequently general store business under firm name, Kennedy & Hopper, Rapid City; manager, private bank, D. A. Hopper, Rapid City, 1897- 1902, until same taken over by Union Bank of Canada; appointed manager, Union Bank, Rapid City; subsequently manager at Carman, Man.; manager at present branch, since 1907; director Medicine Hat General Hospital; member Medicine Hat Board of Trade; member school board. Served as Councillor and member of school board, Rapid City, Married Clara Reid, Bal- 1900; has two sons and two Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: shooting, curling. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Medicine Hat Alta. " HORNE, Adam Henry.—Postmaster, Nanaimo. Born Nanaimo, May 2, 1859, son of Adam Grant Home (who served two years, gonie, Sask. daughters. as an officer in the Hudson's Bay Co. service four years at Fort Simpson, and eleven years at Comox; later as A. G. Home & Son, Nanaimo: first white man to cross Vancouver Island. Lake Home is named in his honor.) Educated private tutor and Nanaimo schools. Assistant to his father in Hudson's Bay Co., Comox, 1875. Manager Dominion Government Savings Bank, 1883-1890; inspector of Weights and Measures, 1887-1889. Appointed postmaster, 1890. Married Emily Cooper; has two sons and four daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Address: Albert St., Nanaimo, B. C. HORNER, Dr. Ralph Joseph.—Doctor of Music, Durham (England), University; conductor, composer, teacher of singing, piano, harmony, etc. Member of Council, Canadian Guild of Organists; director Imperial Academy of Music and Arts, Winnipeg; conductor Winnipeg Oratorio Society; musical editor Winnipeg Town Topics. Born Newport, Monmouthshire, England, April 28, 1848, son of James and Sarah Horner. Educated Leipslc Conservatorium of Music. Teacher of piano, singing and harmony, Camberwell, London, 1868; conductor of Peckham Choral Society; choirmaster St. Mary's Church, Peck- ham; conductor of English Opera Co., 27 years; conductor Sullivan's operas, 10 years; conductor of operas at Alexandra Palace, London; went to live Nottingham, 1888; conductor Nottingham Amateur Orchestral Society; Nottingham Operatic Co.; Nottingham Philharmonic Choir; lecturer music, Nottingham University, 10 years; choirmaster Nottingham Central Mission; took degree of Bachelor of Music. Durham University, 1893; Doctor of Music, 1898. Went to New York, 1906; traveled through states as conductor - of operas, after which lived New York and taught various conservatories. Came to Winnipeg, 1909, when offered directorship of Imperial Academy of Music and Arts. Composer of following operas: "Confucius," 1888; "Amy Rob- sart," "Belles of Barcelona" Suite in D for orchestra, 23d Psalm for solo, double chorus and orchestra; Sonata in F for piano and violin; Symphony -In G major; "A Fairy Overture;" "Intermezzo'' for orchestra in B major; six operettas; more than 100 songs; several anthems and part songs; quartet in E flat for strings; "St. Peter" and Oratorio; "David's First Victorv," and oratorio; serenade for piano and flute: 30th Psalm and 100th Psalm; sacred cantatas; songs of prayer and praise; many piano pieces. Married Marianne Amelia Rowe, Newport, England, 1869; has five sons and one daughter. Address: Ashford Block, Balmoral St., Winnipeg, Man. 256 JAMES WELTON HORNE HORNE, James Welton.—Gentleman, vesting his private capital, 505 Hast- gs St., W., Vancouver. Born Toronto, av. 3, 1853, eldest son of Christopher d Elizabeth Harriet Home, cestry. Educated public schools, To- nto and Whitby; Belleville College jlleville. Assistant secretary Strath- na Fire Insurance Co., 1878; financial d real estate broker, Winnipeg, 1879; me to British Columbia, 1884; settled d Granville (now Vancouver) 1885, id made several personal investments town and country property; was the iginal moving spirit organizing com- ,ny for building street railway, of tiich company was president and man- ling director for several years; present and managing director. electric rht companies for several years. Vice- Coast Fire Insurance North Pacific Coal Co.; shareholders Prudential and also of Dominion large owner of Vancouver real estate, and is also largely interested in North Vancouver, South Vancouver and Burnaby. Elected member Vancouver City Council, 1888, 1889 and 1890, on each occasion receiving largest vote cast in city; chairman Stanley Parks Board, 1888-1894. Represented Vancouver City. British Columbia Legislature, 1890- 1894; twice offered portfolio in Davie Government, that of Minister of Finance and Minister of Lands and Works, which declined on account of many and varied business interests in WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Vancouver. During his four years in House of Assembly was most careful and hard working representative and never lost opportunity for furthering material interest and substantial upbuilding of Vancouver City. His course in office fully justified the trust reposed in him. Because of his private business interests and poor health declined to again stand for Assembly, although was elected by convention. The Zoo in Stanley Park, which attracts thousands of visitors annually, was personally started by him, and at his own expense and donated to the city*. Society: A. F. & A. M. (Past Master of Cascade Lodge; member Grand Lodge of British Columbia, in which has held several offices), and a 32d degree Ancient Scottish Rite Mason. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 505 Hastings St., W., Vancouver, B. C. THOMAS ALEXANDER HORNI- BROOK. HORNIBROOK, Thomas Alexander.— Of Hornibrook & Whittemore, Financial and Insurance Brokers, 235 Eighth Ave., W., Calgary. Born Toronto, Ont., Feb. 6, 1878, son of John Thomas and Elizabeth Hornibrook. Educated Har- bord Collegiate Institute, Toronto. Bookkeeper Brown Bros., Ltd., Toronto, 1896-1901; came to Calgary, 1901; accountant W. R. Hull & Co., chief clerk auditing staff P. Co., 1902-1907; established present business, 1907. Member Calgary Board of Trade; member executive, Liberal Association, 1906. Married Hazel McKeown, Lethbridge, Alta 1909; has one daughter. Clubs: Calgary; Calgary Golf and Country; Calgary Athletic (secretary); Canadian (treasurer). Recreations: golf, tennis. Liberal: Methodist. Address: Mount Royal, Calgary, Alta. 1901-1902; Burns & HORTON, Andrew Leslie. — Editor and proprietor Vegreville Observer. Born Frome, Ont, March 25, 1875, son of Andrew H. and Eliza Horton. Educated Collegiate Institute, St. Thomas. Came to Manitoba, 1896. Taught school Carberry, Man.; subsequently engaged farming and publisher Carberry News. Came to Alberta, 1906, and established present business. Secretary Vegreville Liberal Association, school trustee 1910. Mitchell, 1907; has K. of P. Recreations Address: Vegreville, 1906-1907. Publicj Married Mabel B. one son. Society: baseball, curiing.) Alta HORTON, Reginald B. non, Horton & Co., Brokers, ville St., Vancouver. Born England, Jan. 8 1881, son and Jeanie Miller Horton. Maidstone, England. Came Brunswick, 1902; Vancouver, 1907i bookkeeper with paper mills, Maidstone,! — Of Mackin- 413 Gran- Maidstone, of Alfred! Educated to Newii REGINALD B. HORTON. 1896-1899; assistant manager papt mills, Merton, Surrey, 1899-1902; mar ager Sulphite Pulp Mill, Chatham, I B., 1902-1907; secretary Canadian Pfc ciflc Sulphite Pulp Co., Swanson Baj B. C, 1907-1911; present business sine 1911. Married Winifred Ethel Smit 1907; has two sons. Baptist. Addresi 1968 Fourth Ave., W., Vancouver, B. HORWOOD; Victor William.—Provii cial Architect Manitoba Governmer Born Frome, Somersetshire, Englanj Oct. 2, 1878, son of Harry and Elh; Mary Horwood. Educated publ schools; Collegiate Institute, Prescor Ont Art student New York, Chicag Ottawa, Toronto. Came to Canada, 188 came to Manitoba, and practiced sin; 1904; appointed Provincial Archite-j 258 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY VICTOR WILLIAM HORWOOD. Ll. Registered architect, Manitoba cturer for Y. M. C. A. on architec- re; first vice-president Manitoba As- ;iation of Architects; past vice-pres- *nt Manitoba Art Association; Judge Black and White, Exhibition Board; •ites and illustrates Western Home anthly. Designed and built many noble buildings, among which are the llowing: St. Paul's Presbyterian turch; St. Albans English Church; ty Hall, St Boniface; Moxam Court; jMillan Court; The Ivan; The Wal- an; Collegiate Institute, Virden, an.; public schools at Fort William, it., and Innisfail, Alta Served as eutenant 90th Regiment, Winnipeg. 07; Adjutant 1910 (taken three urses in Fort Osborne Barracks; Ids Field Officer's certificate). Mar- id Claratina Taylor, daughter of T. . Taylor, M. P. P., Winnipeg, 1906. cieties: Military Institute; I. O. O. ; A. F. Sc A. M. (Shriner). Recrea- ans: snow shoeing, camping (mill- ry). Anglican. Address: Florence d Hay Sts., Fort Rouge, Winnipeg, an. HOSEASON, Cecil Courcy Sinclair.— £ Hoseason & Co., Financial, Real Es- te and Insurance Agents, 322 Pender ,, Vancouver. Born India Aug 2, 68, son of General Henry and Adeline acKenzie Hoseason. Educated Full- sck, Yorkshire; Dover College; Edin- lrgh. Came to British Columbia, 1901. epresented North American Life In- irance Co. and Mutual Life Assur- lce Co., Vancouver, 1901-1907; estab- 3hed present business, 1907. Served ith Buchanan's Border Police, South frican War, 1900-1902. Life member ancouver Exhibition Association; ember Tourist Association. Married CECIL COURCY SINCLAIR HOSEASON Beatrice Amy Taylor, 1909; has one son. Societies: L. O. L; S. O. S.; Caledonian. Independent; Protestant. Address: 1178 Comox St., Vancouver, B. C. A. E. HOSKIN, K. C, B. HOSKIN, Alfred Erskine, K. C, B. C. L.—Of Campbell, Pitblado, Hoskin & Co., Barristers and Solicitors, Farmer Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Toronto, March 17, 1876, son of Alfred Hoskin, K. C, and Eliza Jessie Hoskin. Educated Upper Canada College; Trinity University. Practiced Toronto, 1894. Came to Winnipeg, 1903. Appointed K. C. Manitoba, 1909. Married Dorothy Emma Elizabeth James, Winnipeg, 1908; has one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton; Adanac; St Charles Country; Albany (Toronto). Recreations: riding, golf. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 91 Harvard Ave., Winnipeg, Man. 259 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HOSMER, Colonel Edward Arthur Christopher.—Commanding Fourth Cavalry Brigade, Virden. Born Maderia Islands, Aug. 5, 1853, son of Rev. A. H. Hosmer, son of Admiral H. Hosmer, and Ellen, daughter of General Fagan, K. C. B. Educated Blackheath, England. Joined Royal West Kent Regiment 1874; served South Africa through Galeka and Gaika wars, 1877- 1878. Action Centanl, wounded (medal with clasp); Moirosi campaign, 1879 (clasp). Basuto Rebellion, 1881 (medal with clasp). Came to Virden, 1886; organized 12th Manitoba Dragoons; Second Command, Fifth Canadian Mounted Rifles, South African War. Long service decoration. Farms near Virden. School trustee; member Manitoba Agricultural College board; president Virden Agricultural Society; ex-Councillor Wallace Man. Married Louise Juta, Cape Town, South Africa, 1883. Recreations: curling, shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: The Maples, Virden, Man. HOTCHXISS, Charles Sidney.—Chief Publicity Commissioner Department of Agriculture for Alberta; also interested in horse ranching, foothills, near Claresholm. Born Caledonia, Ont, April 23, 1857, son of Miles and Jane Wier Hotchkiss. Educated public schools, Caledonia; Wesley University. Telegraph operator and ticket clerk G. T. R., Caledonia and Stratford, 1873; train despatcher G. T. R., Hamilton, 1876; chief despatcher C. & G. T. R., Battle Creek, Mich., 1879; chief clerk to superintendent and general manager, C. & G. T. R., Battle Creek, 1883; train master Battle Creek editor of C. & G. T. troit, Mich., 1899; Review, Claresholm, present office, 1910 and Chicago, 1890; R. magazine, De- editor Claresholm 1904; appointed to Secretary-treas urer Claresholm, 1904-1905. Married Jennie Permalia Willoughby, Brantford, Ont., 1876; has three sons and one daughter. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 255 Ninth St., Edmonton, Alta. HOUGH, John Stanley, K. C. — Of Hough, Campbell & Ferguson, Barristers, Canadian Northern Bldg., Winnipeg. Director Royal Trust Co.; director Royal Exchange Association Corporation; director Northwest Fire Insurance Co.; director Lethbridge Collieries, Ltd.; director Canada West Coal Co.; director Union Lumber Co. Born Prince Edward County, Ont, Sept. 29, 1856. Educated Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario bar. Came t< Winnipeg, 1881. Practiced Winnipe*-; since 1882; appointed K. C, 1895. Trus] tee Winnipeg General Hospital. Mar ried Julia Frances Chaffey, Los An-j geles, Cat, 1896; has two sons anc one- daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; St Charles Country; Winnipeg Golf. eral; Anglican.. Winnipeg, Man. Lity Address: Roslyn Road ANDREW CHARLTON HOUGHTON. HOUGHTON, Andrew Charlton. - Manager The Houghton Land Corpora tion, Ltd., Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg Born "Sandy way," Clanghlow, Birker| head, England, Dec. 13, 1869, son c Andrew Raymond and Elizabeth Marj Houghton. Educated Birkenhead Co* lege, England. Came to Southern Mar itoba, on railway construction, 188IJ farmed, 1886-1893; implement business 1893-1900; private banker and finarj cial agent, Belmont, Man., 1900-190: Notary public. Married Emma Agne Ployart, granddaughter of the late S mon Fraser, discoverer of Fraser Rivei British Columbia; has six daughter*; Clubs: Manitoba; Winnipeg; Grosvencj (London, England). Societies: A. I & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: ten nis, cricket. Conservative; Anglican Address: 115 Maryland St., Winnipeg Man. HOULGATE, Robert Kerr.—Manage Yorkshire Guarantee & Securities Coi poration, Ltd., 440 Seymour St., Vai couver. Bom Whitehaven, Englan*| Sept 30, 1868, son of William and Je? sle M. Houlgate. Educated Ghyll Ban College Whitehaven. Came to Britis Columbia, 1898. Married Mabel G. Wi 260 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Thunder ROBERT KERR HOULGATE. Heme Bay, England. Clubs: Van- uver; Royal Vancouver Yacht; Union ictoria). Address: Rydal Mount, ikeview, Vancouver, B. C. HERBERT CLINTON HOUSTON. HOUSTON, Herbert Clinton. — Manner Imperial Bank of Canada, Port rthur and Fort William. Born Water- awn, Ont., Jan. 15, 1877, son of Fan- e and Stewart Houston, M. A., D. L, Dean of Diocese of Niagara. Ed- 3ated High School, Stamford, Ont.; Dllegiate Institute, Niagara Falls. Ju- ior, Imperial Bank of Canada, Portage Prairie, 1897-1900; assistant ac- auntant Winnipeg, 1904-1905; account- it Winnipeg, 1906-1907; appointed anager of Port Arthur and Fort Wil- am branches, 1907. Clubs: Kaministik- wia; Thunder Bay Rowing. Recreations: hunting, tennis, snowshoeing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Fort William, Ont. WILLIAM HOUSTON. HOUSTON, William. — Manager Mutual Life Insurance Co., of Canada Moose Jaw. Bom Lambton County, Ont., Feb. 4, 1867, son of James and Jernina Houston. Educated public schools, Lambton County; Forest City Business College, London. Engaged farming and stock raising, Lambton County, 1906; later came to Moose Jaw and entered real estate business; appointed present office, 1908. Married Millie Miner, Lambton County, 1899. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M.; Maccabees. Recreations: baseball, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 12 Clifton Ave., Moose Jaw, Sask. HOUSTON, William Kyle.—Of W. K. Houston Sc Co., Manufacturer Pickles and Sauces, 853 Fisguard St., Victoria. Secretary-treasurer West Coast Fishing Co., Ltd. Born County Derry, Ireland, Jan. 21, 1852, son of Robert and Margaret Houston. Educated Ireland. Came to British Columbia, 1898. Married Emily Rowan, Belfast, Ireland, 1882; has one son. Club: Pacific. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. (grand master for British Columbia, 1908-1909). Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Balmoral Hotel, Victoria, B. C. HOWARD, George Robert.—Barrister, District Registrar. Born Stroud, England, Feb. 7, 1847, son of George and Elizabeth Howard. Came to Toronto, 1859. Educated privately. Law student, London, Ont; member of firm, McMur- rich, Howard & Drayton, Toronto. Came to Manitoba, 1882; member of firm, Howard, Johnson Sc Loftus, Winnipeg. Member Winnipeg School Board some 261 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY years. President Carman* branch of Bible Society. Chairman Carman branch Layman's Missionary Movement. Mar-, ried Jane Frances Sewell, Woodstock, Ont, 1876; has one son and three daugh ters. Conservative; Carman, Man. Anglican. Address: for Beautiful 1910. Mayor Captain 90th HOWDEN, Hon. James H.—Attorney General for Province of Manitoba. Born Milton, Ont, Oct 11, 1860, son of Robert and Jane Ho wden. Educated St. Catherines, Ont Practiced, Winnipeg, 1882. Elected to Manitoba Legislature Plains, 1903, 1907 and of Neepawa six years. Regiment; served North West Rebellion, .1885. Married Barbara J. Mcintosh, Neepawa, 1894; has four sons and two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton; Adanac. Recreations: shooting, hunting. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Winnipeg, Man. HOWELL, Edmund Lally.—Of Hudson, Howell, Ormond Sc Marlatt, Barristers, Merchants Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Uxbridge Ont, April 25, 1876, son of Hon. Hector Mansfield Howell (Chief Justice of Manitoba) and Harriett e S. Howell. Came to Winnipeg, 1879. Educated St John's College, Winnipeg. Practiced Winnipeg since 1899. Special Examiner. Director Codville & Co.; director Winnipeg Ceiling & Roofing Co.; director Western Trunk Lands; director Winnipeg Land & Mortgage Co.; director Federal Investment Co. Served four years in 90th; now Captain 100th Regiment Married Ethel Cronyn Richardson, London, Ont, 1903. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton; St. Charles Country; Military Institute Liberal; Anglican. Address: 113 Stradbrooke Place, Winnipeg, Man. HOWELL, Hon. Hector M. — Chief Justice Court of Appeals, Manitoba. Born Ontario, Sept 17, 1842. Educated Albert College, Belleville, Ont Studied law Belleville. Came to Winnipeg, 1879. Married Harriette S. Lally, Barrie, Ont., 1875; has one son and three daughters. Club: Manitoba. Address: 66 Carlton St., Winnipeg, Man. HOWEY, John.—Managing Editor The Bulletin, Edmonton.' Born Springfield, Ont, May 21, 1877, son of E. J. and Charlotte Percival Howey. Educated public schools, Springfield; Collegiate Institute, Aylmer. Came to Alberta, 1897; reporter, Bulletin, 1899. Marriet Mabel Tuttle. Pugwash, N. S., 1905 * hai one son. Liberal; Methodist Address 529 Heiminck St., Edmonton, Alta. HUBBARD, Frederick Charles. — 0 Hubbard, Hannesson & Ross, Bank o Hamilton, Barristers, Winnipeg. Bon Ipswich, England, July 9, 1872, son o George William and Margaret Hubbard Educated private school, England. Cam, to Winnipeg, 1890; articled A. J. An drew's law office, 1890-1893. Married Edith Annie Ivison, Winnipeg, 1896! has . one son. Club. Carleton. Society A. F. & A. M. Recreation: riding. Con servative. Address: 183 River Ave. Winnipeg, Man. HUDSON, Albert Blellock, LL. B.- Of Hudson, Howell, Ormond & Marlatt Barristers, Merchants Bank Bldg., Win nipeg. Born Pembroke, Ont, Aug. 23 1875, son of Albert and Elizabeth Hud son. Educated Portage la Prairie; Matt itoba University. Practiced Winnipej since 1899. General solicitor for North ern Crown Bank. Married Mary E Russell, Pembroke Ont, 1908. Clubs Manitoba; Winnipeg Golf; Assiniboin Curling. Liberai-^Presbyterian. Address 83 Donald St., Winnipeg, Man. HUGO, J. B., B. A.—Of Hugg i Hugg, Barristers. 482% Main St., Wim nipeg. Director Winnipeg Fur Co.; di retor North Empire Fire Insurance Cc Born Orillia Ont. June 7, 1872, son o Frank B. and Susan Waite ucated Orillia high school toba University (medallist ics). Taught school Orillia, cipal high school, called to Manitoba Dominion Fisheries ■vestigate Manitoba Mabel Winnifred Eddy, Regina, has two sons. Clubs: Carleton; Hugg. Ed and Mani mathemat 1889; prinj 1896-1902 bar, 1904. Membe Commission to in fisheries. Marriei 1898 Mani Regina, toba Hunting and Fishing; The Sci entific Club of Winnipeg. Societies: A F. & A. M.; C. O. F. Recreations: curl ing, motor-boating. Liberal. Address 116 Royal St., Winnipeg, Man. HUGGARD, John Thompson, M. A. LL. B.—Of Huggard & Huggard, Bar risters, 617 Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg Born Listowel, Ont, June 13, 1867, soi of Richard Thompson and Esther Mul) vey Huggard. Came to Manitoba 1872 Educated Manitoba College. Directo; and chairman of executive board, Pru dential Life Insurance Company; ex secretary Manitoba Historical Society] joint editor for five years with Mr Justice Martin, Western Law News 262 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JOHN THOMPSON HUGGARD, ctoria B. C; formerly in legal part- rship with Mr. Justice Prendergast Idress: 391 Wardlaw Ave., Fort >uge, Winnipeg, Man. ALFRED HU.GGETT. HUGGETT, Alfred.—Managing Direc- >r of The Alfred Huggett Co., Ltd., rchitectural Craftsmen and Decorators, salers in antiques. Vancouver. Born righton, England, April 4, 1863, son of ichard and Mary Huggett, o f righton, descendants from the Nor- ians; family line indicated to period r 1066. In the County of Sussex, Eng- ind, the family was engaged in the on trade, and there is inscribed upon tablet in the village of Buxted, the allowing: "Master Huggett and his lan John; they did cast the first canon." The iron masters of Sussex, the tuggetts, constructed the iron work nich surrounds St. Paul's Cathedral, uthor of "The Triple Alliance," 1909, being a treatment of the "Boy Problem," from an ethical, educational and religious standpoint A small volume called "Drops of Ink to Make You Think," now in course of publication. School trustee Victoria, 1899-1907, being returned at head of poll in two elections; chairman one year. Specially interested in education; have written largely on the subject, and purpose giving services again in the interest of ' practical education." Executive officer of Provincial Sunday School Association for many years; president Vancouver Sunday School Association, two years; president Baptist Convention of British Columbia; member for years of Victoria Local Preachers Association. Came to Toronto, 1889; Victoria, 1890; early framing With Han- ningtons, of Brighton, England; taught school in England, four years; manager of departments for Weiler Bros., Victoria 1890-1905. Served with First Sussex Artillery Volunteers, 1878-1882. Married Flora Emma Barling, of Brighton, England, 1886; has four sons and One daughter. Societies: I. O. F.; W. O. W. Baptist. Address: 317 Eighth Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. HUGHES, Katherine. — Provincial Archivist for Province of Alberta Edmonton. Born Melbourne P. VI. I., daughter of John Wellington and Anne O'Brien Hughes. Educated Notre Dame Convent; Prince of Wales College, Charlotte town, P. E. I. Actively engaged for some years work for uplift of native Indian races; joined editorial staff of Montreal Star, 1903; staff of Edmonton Bulletin, 1906; representative of the Bulletin, Press Gallery of Alberta Legislature; appointed Provincial Archivist for Alberta 1908, to secure material for the Alberta Archives; made tour alone of Peace River and Athabasca districts by frontier stage, canoe, river-boats and scows, 1909. Vice-president of Canadian Women's Press Club, 1909. Publications: "Arch- Bishop O'Brien: Man and Churchman," short stories and articles Canadian and American magazines; contributed Forest and Timber section to Canadian Encyclopedia; "Life of Pere Lacombe." Recreations: riding, canoeing, walking. Address: 150 Bellamy St, Edmonton, Alta. HUGHES, Samuel, M. L. A.—Farmer. Born Durham County, Ont, June 13, 1872, son of Samuel and Mary Hughes. Educated public schools, Durham County; business college, Hamilton. Came to Manitoba, 1890. Breeder of pure-bred Clydesdales and Yorkshires. Member Manitoba Legislature for Gilbert Plains. Served as councillor and 263 i WHO'S WHO. AND WHY reeve, Municipality of Grandview. Married Annie Adkins, Winnipeg, 1901; has three sons and one daughter. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Grandview, Man. HULBERT, Henry.—Hop Grower. Born Walton-on-Thames, June 5, 1858, son of John Henville and Anna M. Hulbert. Educated Repton school, Derbyshire, England. Tea planter, Ceylon, 1883. Spent three years Germany. Came to British Columbia, 1893, hop grower since 1894. Owner of the best yielding hop garden in America or Canada; and whose hops command the highest prices paid in the Canadian or London markets. Married Alice M. V. Askew, Vancouver; has one son and three daughters. Club: Vancouver. Recreations: fishing, shooting, tennis. Address: Chilliwack, B. C. JOHN ROPER HULL. HULL, John Roper.—Live Stock Broker. Born Somerset, England, July 14, 1855, son of Arthur W. and Honor Hull. Educated privately, Bridport, England. Came to British Columbia, 1873; employed by the Hudson Bay Cot, 1873- 1875; studied stock raising until 1878, when with his brother started same business on their own account. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Kamloops. B. C. HULL, William Frederick, B. A.—Of Hull, Sparling & Sparling, Barristers, 325 Main St., Winnipeg. Born Seneca Township, Haldimand County, Ont., Oct. 30, 1866, son of William H. and Emily Jane Hull. Educated Toronto University. Practiced Winnipeg since 1892. Married Annie Lovell, Toronto, 1892 has one son and three daughters. Clubs Manitoba; Adanac; Canadian. Conserva tive; Presbyterian. Address: 20 Balmor al Place, Winnipeg, Man. HULL, William Roper.—Capitalist and Stock Raiser, Grain Exchange Bldg., Cal-i gary. Born Manor House, Somersetshire] England, Dec. 20, 1856, son of Arthurj and Honor Hull. Educated Dorset, Ehg-i land; Bridport, England. Came to Kamloops, B. C, 1873. For many years sole1 owner of W. R. Hull & Co. ranches, abattoirs and meat agencies, Alberta and British Columbia. Sold out dressed meat business to P. Burns & Co., 1902. Large owner of Calgary real estate. Built and owns the Calgary Grain Exchange Build-! ing, the Alberta Block, the Victoria Block, and the Albion Block. Ex-president Calgary Board of Trade. Married Emmeline Mary Bannister, Davisburgj Alta. Clubs: Ranchmen's; Calgary. Societies: A. F & A. M.; S. O. E. Recreations: horticulture, travelling. Address: Calgary, Alta. HULME, Herbert D. — Of Taylor, Hulme & Innes, Barristers, 539 Pender St, W., Vancouver. Born Belleville, Ont, July 14, 1868, son of Lieutenant-Colonel R. Croft and Annie M. Hulme. Practiced Toronto; Dawson, Y. T., 1899-1904; pres-' ent firm formed, 1904. Major 6th Regiment D. C. .O. R. Married Carrie Jones, 1900; has ,ohe son and two daughters. Clubs: Vancouver; Royal Vancouver Yacht. ver, B. Address: C. 1834 Haro St., Vancou- HUME, John Fred.—(Retired.) Born Jacksonville, N. B., Aug. 8, 1860, son of George and Mary Jane Hume Educated public and high schools. Came to ^British Columbia, 1883; general merchant, Nelson, 1883-1904; built and ran Hume Hotel, Nelson, six years. Represented Kootenay, British Columbia Legislature, 1894-1898; Minister of Mines, Semlin Government, 1898. Alderman. Nelson, 1909-1911. Married Lydia Irvine, daughter of David Irvine, ex-M. P., 1891; has one son and two daughters. Recreation: hunting. Liberal; Methodist. Address: "Killarney on the Lake," Nelson, B. C. HUMPHREY, John McGivern.—Of J M. Humphrey & Co., Ltd., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, Alberta Block, Calgary. Secretary-treasurer, Calgary Building Society. Ltd.; secretary-treasurer, Malakwa Farms, Ltd.; secretary- treasurer, Duck Lake Fruit Ranch. Born Hampton, N. B.. April 30, 1880, son of James M. and Elvira Humphrey. Educated public schools, New Brunswick Employee Ossekeag Stamping Works, 264 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JOHN M'GIVERN HUMPHREY. B., 1899-1900; came to Greenwood, B. 1900; removed to Calgary, 1903; akkeeper, P. Burns & Co., Greenwood d Calgary, 1900-1906; established 3sent business, 1907. Club: Calgary ung Men's (Treasurer). Society: A. & A. M. Independent; Methodist Ad- 3ss: 529 Fourteenth Ave., W., Calgary, ta. IIUMPHRYS, Noel.—Of Humphrys & pper, Civil Engineers and Surveyors, 3 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Eng- ld, Dec. 26, 1879, son of James and ne Emma Humphrys. Farmed Sas- tchewan, 1890. Came to British Co- nbia, 1900. President and director Al- rta Pacific Grain Growing Co., Ltd. irried Kathleen Higgins, Vancouver; s two sons and one daughter. Clubs: mcouver; Terminal City; Vancouver ator. Recreation: motoring. Address: 47 Broughton St., Vancouver, B. C. HUNT, George Douglas.—Of Bulletin iblishing Co., Edmonton. Born Toronto, ly 17, 1882, son of Henry Myers and ase Bowers Hunt. Educated public d high schools, Toronto. Reporter, lit Reformer, 1910; subsequently on >ronto Star; editor, Gait Reformer, urne to Edmonton, 1907. Society: A. F. A. M. Recreations: outdoor sports, beral; Methodist. Address: Edmonton, ta. HUNT, Joseph Stanley.—Of Roberts & ant, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, igh River. Born Bracebridge, Ont., ov. 27, 1875, son of Alfred and Mary unt. Educated public schools, Brace- idge; Toronto University. Junior clerk, Molsons Bank, Toronto, 1897-1899; Book Lovers' Library, Philadelphia and Detroit. 1899-1900; clerk, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Alberta, 1900-1906; established present business, 1906. Councillor, High River, 1912-1913. Married Grace Elizabeth Brown, Brantford, Ont.. 1910. Club: High River. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreations: shooting, fishing, tennis, curling. Conservative; Anglican. Address: High River, Alta. HUNT, Fhineas DeVere.—Real Estate Broker, Van Home St., Cranbrook. Secretary Agricultural Association; secretary, District Conservative Association. County Tipperary, Ireland, July 26, son of Phineas and Agnes Eliza- Born 1862 beth Hunt. Educated Portarllngton Col lege, Kings County, Ireland; Trinity College, Dublin. Came to Ontario, 1882. Employee, operating department, C. P. R., Ontario and British Columbia, 1882- 1910. Came to British Columbia, 1898. Mayor of Cranbrook, .1911; Alderman, Cranbrook, four terms. Married Maggie _Glen Bruce, 1900; has one son and one daughter. Club: Cranbrook. Societies: A. F & A. M.; K. P.; A. O. U. W. Recreation: cricket. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Burwell Ave., Cranbrook, B. C. HUNT, Samuel Lucas.—Of Cayley & Hunt, Solicitors, Loo Block, Vancouver. Born England, Feb. 29, 1856, son of James P. and F. Lucas Hunt. Educated Haileybury, England. Articled clerk to Chaples, Teesdale & Co., London, England, 1873; practiced London and Great Yarmouth until 1895, when came to British Columbia. Admitted to practice, British Columbia, 1896. Served as private, 20th Middlesex Artists Volunteers, 1885-1887. Married Margaret Elizabeth Gepp, Chelmsford, England; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1541 Ninth Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. HUNT, Theodore Alexander, B. A.— City Solicitor, Winnipeg. Born Delaware Township, Middlesex County, Ont.. Aug. 20, 1871, son of Micalah and Cur- lista Emma Hunt. Educated public school, Talbotville, Elgin County, Ont; Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario bar and practiced Toronto, 1898; legal department, C. P. R., Winnipeg, 1900; subsequently member of firm, Aikins, Robson, Hunt & Sparling; member firm Howell, Mathers, Howell & Hunt, 1905; appointed .City Solicitor, 1905. Married Edith Clara Harmer, Toronto, 1901; has two daughters. Clubs: Carleton; Adanac: Manitoba Fishing and 365 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY THEODORE ALEXANDER HUNT. Hunting; Assiniboine Bowling. Conservative; Methodist Address: 117 Central Ave., Armstrong's Point, Winnipeg, Man. WILLIAM GEORGE HUNT. HUNT, William George.—Of Hunt & Hanna Financial Brokers, 813 First St, E., Calgary. Born Cannington, Ont, Nov. 30, 1867, son of Reuben and Susannah Victoria Hunt. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Toronto. Taught school, Hagermans' Corners, Ont, 1887; with Massey Manufacturing Co., Montreal, 1890; assistant manager, 1891; chief accountant and inspector, Massey Harris Co., 1893-1897; assistant manager, 1897-1904; in charge Calgary, branch, 1904; resigned, 1910; established present business, interested building business blocks in leading cities of Alberta; owns stock farm, Midnapore Alta. Alderman, Calgary, 1906. Ex-president Alberta Temperance and Moral Reform League; Lord's Day Alliance Association; president Calgary Y. M. C. A., 1905-1910. Married Llian Aikman, Dun das, Ont., 1896; has one son and ont daughter. Societies: Y. M. C. A. (presi-1 dent); R. T. of T. Liberal; Methodist Address: Calgary, Alta. GEORGE ALEXANDER HUNTER. HUNTER, George Alexander.—Rea Estate and Insurance Broker, 413 Wan St, Nelson; vice-president Eva Gold Mine. Born Lanard County, Ont, Dec 3, 1862, son of Henry and Rebecca Hunt er. Educated Collegiate Institute, Ontario. Taught school, Ontario, 1880-188^ office work, Montreal, 1881-1888; com tracting business, Albany, N. Y., 18881 1904; subsequently represented Manu facturers Life Assurance Co. in Weal Indies. Came to Nelson, 1896. Treasi urer, Conservative Association, Nelson 1909-1911. Married Jean G. Empey, Carle! ton Place, Ont, 1893; has three daugh ters. Club: Nelson. Society: A. F. & A M. Conservative; Episcopalian. Ad dress: Nelson, B. C. HUNTER, Hon. Gordon.—Chief Jus tice of British Columbia. Born Beams ville, Ont. May 4, 1863, son of J. How ard Hunter, late Inspector of Insurancj Companies for Ontario, and Anne (Gor don) Hunter. Educated Brantford Col lege; Toronto University, graduated 1885 winning Lorne silver and Lansdown gold medals for general proficiency Studied law office of McCarthy, Hos kins & Creelman; called to Ontario bai 1888. Removed to British Columbij 1891, and appointed first official la\ reporter to Supreme Court Later be came crown solicitor. Appointed Chiej Justice of British Columbia, 1902; chair man of Royal Commission to invest! gate strikes in British Columbia, 1901 One of organizers of Young Men's Lib. eral Association of Toronto, 1887, firs 266 mmm J WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HON. GORDON HUNTER. ganization of kind Canada. Married rs. Ida Nelson, Portland, Ore, 189©r ubs: Union, Vancouver; Vancouver, ldress: Victoria, B. C. HUNTER, John Kelso. — Barrister, ty Clerk, Regina. Secretary-treasurer, lion of Saskatchewan Municipalities. >rn Glasgow, Scotland, Nov. 18, 1856, n of John Kelso and Margaret Goldie anter. Educated Kirkwell grammar hool; Glasgow University. Came to mada, 1892. Deputy Registrar, Assin- oia Land Registration District for me time. Publication "Regina Munic- al Manual." Married Elizabeth W. alker, Sunderland, England. Clubs: As- niboia. Recreations: cricket, golf. Ad- ■ess: Regina, Sask. HUNTER, Joseph, C. E.—Chief Engi- ser of Canadian Collieries Mine (Duns- uir, Ltd.), Victoria Born Aberdeen, Gotland, May 18, 1842, son of James and atherine Hunter. Educated Marechal ollege. Aberdeen, under James Clark .axwell, the celebrated philosopher, pprentice, civil engineering, Aberdeen, S58. Came to Victoria, 1864; came to ariboo District and 1871 elected to ^present Cariboo District first Pariia- lent after Confederation, and served ntil 1875; representative of Co- iox district 1882-1899; re-elected for ariboo district, 1900-1904; vice-presi- ent, general superintendent and chief ngineer of the Esquimalt & Nanaimo .y., 1883-1905; divisional engineer on he engineering staff of the C. P. R.. wring which time he was selected to efine the International Boundary Line p the Stickeen River; his recommenda- ion has since been adopted by the In- 267 JOSEPH HUNTER. ternational Commission; explored the Pine River Pass for C. P. R., 1878, and was probably first white man to penetrate that country. Alderman of Victoria two years. Married Frances Ellen Robson, daughter of the late Hon. John Robson, one time Premier of British Columbia, 1879; has two sons. Club: Union. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: all athletic sports. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 614 Government St., Victoria, B. C. HUNTER, William, M. L. A. — Mine Operator; director Siiverton Water and Light Co.; director Wm. Hunter Co., Ltd.; director Siiverton Lumber Sc Power Co., Ltd. Born Hemmingford, Que., Sept. 26, 1858, son of WilMam and Janet Hunt ter. Educated Dundas, P. E. I. Represents Slocan, British Columbia Legislature. Married Maggie Parsons, 1902;' has one son and one daughter. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Siiverton, B. C. HUNTER, William Thompson.—President, Empress Manufacturing Co., Ltd., manufacturers of wood products, 1106 Homer St., Vancouver; president, Kendrick Co., Ltd. Born Woodstock, Ont., Nov. 27, 1860, son of John B. and Deborah Hunter. Educated public and high schools, Woodstock. Farmed and mercantile business, Wheatland, N. D., 1883- 1900. Came to British Columbia and established present business, 1900. Married Eliza Anderson, 1883. Club: Terminal City. Recreation: hunting. Presbyterian. Address: Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. • HUNTTING, W. Foster.—President W. F. Huntting Co., Ltd., Vancouver. Director of several companies. Born McGregor, Iowa, Sept. 4, 1879, son of WHO'S WHO, AND WHY W. FOSTER HUNTTING. W. F cated L. I. Edu- City, 1902. 1902; and Charlotte M. Huntting. Poughkeepsie, N. Y.; Garden Came to British Columbia, Formed Huntting-Lea Lumber Co., formed present company, 1904. Married Marion Day, Duluth, Minn., 1904. Clubs: Vancouver; Jericho Country. Recreation: motoring. Address: Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. HURLBUT, Edith A.—Deaconess of King Edward Settlement House, 791 Selkirk Ave., Winnipeg. Born Hillhurst Farm, East Bolton, Que., daughter of Ephraim F. and Mary A. Brown Hurlbut Educated Sabrevois College, Montreal: Church of England Deaconess and Missionary House, Toronto. Came to Manitoba, 1910, and began settlement work chiefly among foreigners, under auspices of All Saints Church of England. HUSBAND, H. W.—Of Johnston & Carswell, Ltd., Dumber Dealers, Vernon; stock raiser and fruit grower. Born England, 1875, son of William Dalles Husband (late Mayor, York). Educated England and Germany. Stock exporter, Winnipeg, Man. Came to British Columbia, 1907. Secretary-treasurer Coldstream district. Mayor Vernon, 1910- 1911. Married Katherine Whitaker, Winnipeg; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Manitoba (Winnipeg). Recreation: big game hunting. Address: Vernon, B. C. HUTCHERSON, Elton B, M. A.—Superintendent of Schools, Regina. Born Dartford, Northumberland County, Ont.. Oct. 31, 1872, son of William and Phoebe A. Hutchersoh. Educated Norwood high school; Victoria University; Toron-j to University. Came to Saskatchewan. 1894; assistant master, science specialist and principal of high school, Regina. 1894-1904; inspector of schools, North] Wesc Territory and Saskatchewan Gov**] ernment, 1904-1907; present office since 1907. Married Marian A. McLachlanJ daughter of J. C. McLachlan, Regina] 1901; has one son. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Knight Templar; Mystic Shrine; C. O. F. Recreations: curling, boating] Presbyterian. Address: 2037 Albert St.] Regina, Sask. HUTCHINGS, E. Frederick.—President Great West Saddlery Co., Ltd., 112j Market St., Winnipeg. President Scott Saddlery Co.; president Royal Oak Sad-i dlery Co.; president Brick & TilefCo.; president Capital Loan Co.; president! Bird's Hill Land & Gravel Co.; director Canadian Fire Insurance Co. Born New-1 boro, Leeds County, Ont., March 5, 1855J son of Elijah and Harriet Hutchings!] Came to Winnipeg, 1876. Educated Alexander Begg's night school, Winnipeg.! Established present business, 1878. Chairman City Sinking Fund trustees; on advisory board Great Western Loan Co.; city council, six years. Marriedi Sarah E. Denby, Newboro, 1883; has two sons and three daughters. Clubs*j Carleton; Commercial Travellers. Rec-i reation: motoring. Conservative; Angli-j can. Address: 424 Wellington Crescent Winnipeg, Man. GEORGE W. HUTCHINGS. HUTCHINGS, George Of Hutchings Furniture Ave., E., Vancouver. W. (retired).—j Co., 322 Eighth Director North 268 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY paerica Building Loan & Trust Co.; di- ctor Fredericks Arm Mining Co.; di- [ctor Vancouver Exhibition Associa- (an; vice-president Pacific North West ield Trial Club. Born Somersetshire, ngland, Feb. 26, 1862, son of Thomas r. and Jane Brake Hutchings. Came > Canada, 1877. Educated public hools, Buffalo, N. Y. Foreman Hughes urniture Co., Winnipeg, 1882-1888. ame to British Columbia and estab- shed Hutchings Furnfiture Co., 1888. iarried Alice Oakley, St. Paul, Minn.. 587; has one son. Club: Terminal City, ocieties: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; . O. U. W. Recreations: hunting, fish- ig. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 322 ighth Ave., E., Vancouver, B. C. HUTCHINGS, Robert John. — Great ftest Saddlery Co., Ltd., Calgary. Born ■eeds County, Ont, Oct. 14, 1866, son f Elijah and Harriet Hutchings. Edu- ated public schools. In leather trades, iflnnipeg, 1884. Came to Alberta, 1888. chool trustee; member University Sen- te. Married Annie Hunt, Calgary, 1893: as five sons and two daughters. Club: algary. Address: Calgary, Alta HUTCHINSON, Alexander Wallace, B. l.—Of McCraney, Mackenzie & Hutchin- on. Barristers, Bowerman Block. Saska- oon. Born Port Rowan, Ont.. Jan. 20, 877, son of John W. and Sarah E. L. lutchinson, (U. E. L. Stock). Educated ■*ort Rowan high school; Collegiate In- titute, Aylmer; Queen's University; -lanitoba University. Practiced Prince Albert 1902; came to Rosthern, 1905, ind to Saskatoon, 1910, and formed present firm. Married Nellie Stewart, f»rince Albert, 1908; has two daughters. LUub: Saskatoon. Society: A. F. & A. ML Recreations: tennis, golf. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 219 Saskatchewan Crescent, Saskatoon, Sask. HUTCHINSON, Dudley De Courcey.— Notary Public and Real Estate Broker, Hutchinson Block, Vancouver. Born Barbadoes, British West Indies, Oct 24, 1883, son of James Innis and Ida Hutchinson. • Educated Barbadoes. Clerk office, Winnipeg, 1900. Came to British Columbia, 1906. Served as Lieutenant 90th Regiment Winnipeg. Married Ruby Victoria Steele, Vancouver; has one daughter. Recreations: driving, baseball, racing, motoring. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Laurier and Cartier Sts., Vancouver, B. C. HUTCHINSON, H. W.—Managing Director John Deere Plow Co., Ltd., 110 Princess St., Winnipeg. Vice-president Manitoba Anchor Fence Co.; Winnipeg Implement Dealers Association; director Bank of Hamilton. Bom Leskard, Durham County, Ont, Oct. 20, 1862, son of Robert and Abigail Hutchinson. Educated public schools; Albert College, Belleville. Clerk in father's store, En- niskillen, Ont, 1880. Came to Winnipeg, 1883. President Winnipeg Board of Trade, 1904. Married Charlotte Isabella McGregor, Hamilton, 1899; has one son. Clubs: Manitoba; Canadian; St. Charles Country. Recreation: golf. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 57 Edmonton St., Winnipeg, Man. BALDWIN P. HUTTON. HUTTON, Baldwin Northern Crown Bank, Huttonville, Ont., June A. C. and Mary Hutton. nipeg. Bank clerk, Came to Alberta, 1907; pany, 103rd Regiment Married Agnes M. Baill has one son. Address: Calgary, Alta. F.— Manager Calgary. Born 30, 1878, son of Educated Win- Winnipeg, 1895. Captain A Com- Calgary Rifles. ie, London, Ont; 2013 8th St., W., HUYCKE, Austin Harvey, M. D., C, M. —Physician and Surgeon. Born Campbellford, Ont, Feb. 12, 1880, son of James K. and Annie Huycke. Educated Collegiate Institute, Cobourg, Ont; McGill University. House surgeon, Belle- vue Hospital, New York, 1907. Came to British Columbia, 1908. Married-Catherine Davison, daughter of Clinton Davi- 269 W7HO'S WHO, AND WHY AUSTIN HARVEY HUYCKE. son, Moncton, N. B., 1909. Club: Kelowna. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: shooting, motoring, fishing. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Kelowna, B. C. JAMES DUNCAN HYNDMAN. HYNDMAN, James Duncan. — Of Hyndman & Hyndman, Barristers, Edmonton; vice-president, Northwest Mortgage Corporation, Ltd.; director Edmonton Mortgage Corporation; director Dawson Coal Co., Ltd. Born Charlottetown, P. E. I., July 29, 1874, son of Charles Augustus and Catherine Macdonald Hyndman. Educated Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown. Practiced as Macdonald & Hyndman, Portage la Prairie, 1899-1903; Kennedy & Hyndman, Edmonton, 1903- 1905; present partnership formed 1905. \ Unsuccessful candidate for House of Commons, 1908. Served as Alderman, Edmonton, 1910-1911; member Edmonton Hospital Board, 1910. Served with 82nd Battalion, Prince Edward Island three years. Married Ethel Davies, j daughter of Sir Louis Davies, Ottawa, 1902; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Edmonton; Canadian. Society:, & A. M. Conservative; Presbyter-, Address: Seventh St., Edmonton, A. F. ian. Alta. INGHAM, Oswald Grey, M. D.—Physician. Royal Bank Chambers, Nanaimo. Born Fall River, Mass., Dec. 17, 1875, son of James and Annie Ingham. Educated Boston, Mass.; practiced Pawtuek-1 et, R. I., 1903. Came to British Colum-l bia, 1907. Club: Nanaimo. Recreations:] motoring, hunting, shooting and music.j Address: Nanaimo, B. C. MAXWELL STEVENSON INGLIS. INGLES, Maxwell Stevenson, M. D., C. M.—Physician, Coroner for Manitoba. 'Canada Life Bldg., Winnipeg. Bony Montreal, May 18, 1865, son of Rev. WilH 1 am Henry and Mary Inglis. Educated School; McGill Unlver-j University. Came to Medical Health Officer,) X-Ray specialist Win-i Hospital. Served with] Northwest Rebellion. 1885. Married Margaret Watson, Cal-j gary, 1901; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Adanac; Carleton; Manitoba: Jockey. Recreations: shooting, horse racing, fishing, hunting. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 335 Assiniboinej Ave., Winnipeg, Man. INKSTER, Colin.—Sheriff, Winnipeg. Born Red River Settlement, Man., Aug.] 25. 1843, son of John and Mary Inkster.; Educated St. Johns private school. Montreal High sity; Manitoba Winnipeg, 1879; Winnipeg, 1892. nipeg General Steele's Scouts, 270 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Panned and merchant, Winnipeg, 1872. Vas member of Legislative Council. Ifanitoba. Married Annie Tait, Winnipeg, 1871; has three sons and two daugh- iers. Club: Carleton. - Society: A. F. z A. M. Recreation: shooting. Con- ervatlve; Anglican. Address: Kildonan, rinn. JAMES IRONSIDES. IRONSIDES, James. — Of Ironsides, Raennie & Campbell, Contractors, 43 Hamilton Block, Vancouver. Born Bry- anston, July 12, 1863, son of William and Kathleen Ironsides. Educated country school. Came to British Columbia, erecting snow sheds for C. P. R., Rocky Mountains, 1886. Clubs: Terminal City; Commercial." Recreations: sports of all kinds, hunting moose. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Fairfield Block, Vancouver, B. C. IRVINE, Alton David.—Financial and Insurance Broker, 706 Centre St, Calgary. Owner of general store, Stavely, Alta. Born Annapolis Royal, N. S., Nov. 21, 1875, son of Hugh M. and Martha Irvine. Educated public schools, Nova Scotia. Hardware clerk, Annapolis, 1890- 1895; manager general store, Port Williams, N. S., 190.0-1903. Came to Calgary and established present business, 1903. Member industrial committee, Calgary Board of Trade. Married Adeline Mary Robertson, Calgary, 1904; has one daughter. Club: Canadian. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recrea- ALTON DAVID IRVINE. tion: motoring. Liberal; Methodist. Ad dress: 518 Eighteenth Ave., W., Calgary Alta. JOHN A. IRVINE. IRVINE, John A.—Real Estate Broker, Leeson-Lineham Block, Calgary. Born Granville Ferry, N. S., Sept 20, 1868, son of H. M. and M. A. Irvine. Educated Granville Ferry; Halifax. Accountant with Nova Scotia Building Society, 1886-1906. Came to Alberta, 1906, and founded present business. President Calgary Real Estate Association; secretary .Maritime Province Association; director Western Building Society; agents Nova Scotia Fire Insurance Co.; Federal Life Assurance; Canadian Birkbeck Investment & Savings Co.; secretary Calgary Liberal Association; president Young Men's Liberal Club. Married Mina C. Buckley, Halifax; has two sons and one daughter. Liberal. Address: 512 22d Ave., W., Calgary. Alta. 271 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY IRVING. Capt. John. — Agent Born Portland, Ore., Real Estate Sept. 1, 1854, son of William and Eliza Jane Irving. Came to British Columbia, 1859. Educated California; Victoria. Married Jessie M. Irving, Victoria, 1883; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Union; Vancouver; Prince Rupert. Address: 256 Menzie St., Victoria, B. C. irving, Hon. Faulus Aemilius, m. a. D. C. L.—Judge of British Columbia. April 3, 1857, son ving. School, ronto. called deputy Educated Port Hope Called to to British Attornej bia, 1883-1890; Columbia, 1897; settled mining 1899, Court of acknowl edged Court of Appeal for Born Hamilton, Ont., of Sir Aemilius Ir- Trinity Collegiate ; Trinity College, To- bar of Ontario, 1880: Columbia bar, 1882; General, British Colum- Puisne Judge, British as special commissioner dispute, Atlin, B. C, Appeal, his services being in speech from throne. Married Diana, daughter of Hon. W. Hamley, 1883; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Union; Vancouver. Address: Victoria, Halwyn B. C. 29 Richardson St. IRVING, R. Chrystal. — Inspector of Legal Offices, Parliament Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Glasgow, Scotland, Feb. 13, 1866. Educated Harrow, England. Press reporter and accountant. London, England, 1886. Came to Canada, 1887. Inspector legal offices. Honorary treasurer Adanac Club; Past Grand Master, now Grand Recorder, Loyal Grand Lodge A. O. U. W. of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta. Wrote work on fraternal insurance, entitled: "A Self Evident Proposition," 1905; since 1900 associated with Civil Service Lawn Bowling Club, having won the Provincial doubles, singles and the Gerhard Heintzman Provincial Grand Challenge, 1907. Married Allie Thompson, London, England, 1887 has four sons and one daughter. Clubs Adanac; Carleton. Recreation: cricket played for Canada at Chicago in championship matches and International, 1900. Address: 503 Gertrude Ave., Winnipeg, Man. IRVING, Lewis Erskine Wentworth. D. S. O., M. D., C. M.—Provincial Medical Officer of Health for Alberta; chairman Provincial Board of Health. Born Hamilton, Aug. 16, 1868, son of Sir Aemilius Irving, K. C, LL. D, Treasurer, Law Society of Upper Canada and Augusta Louisa Gugy. Educated Tours, France; Stuttgart, Germany; Upper Canada College, Toronto; McGill University; University of Trinity College. Came to Alberta, 1906. Chairman Alberta Provincial Board of Health; member Royal Sanitary Institute, London, England; member American Public Health Association; member executive council Canadian Public Health Association; member conference of State and Provincial Boards of Health of North America; member committee of Central Council and National Laboratory, Dominion Public Health Conference of the Commission of Conservation, Ottawa, 1910; member Edmonton Exhibition Association (director, 1909; vice-president, 1910); member Edmonton Board of Trade; director Alberta Provincial Horse Breeders' Association. Served as trooper, Governor General's Body Guard. 1887-1888; Lieutenant Toronto Field Battery, 1889-1890; Captain, 1881; Lieutenant "C" Battery, Royal Canadian Field Artillery, 1899. Served in South African War, Rhodesian Field Force, 1899-1900, Beira to Mafeking; mentioned in despatches; D. S. O.; brevet of Major, 1901; Queen's medal and four clasps. Appointed Medical Health Officer, Cit|r Married Alice Maude of the late Lieuten- Ryerson Maclean, M. Ont., 1902; has one Clubs: Edmonton Country; Cap- City Curling; Edmonton Automobile. of Edmonton, 1907. Maclean, daughter ant-Colonel Caird R. C. S„ Meaford son. ital Societies: Zeta Psi Fraternity (Alpha Psi Chapter) ; A. F. & A. M. (Ionic Lodge, Toronto). Recreations: motoring, curling. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 525 Thirteenth St., Edmonton, Alta RICHARD IRVING. IRVING, Richard.—President British Canadian Investors, Ltd., 407 Pender St, Vancouver. Born Dunedin, Otago, New Zealand, Sept. 3, 1864, son of Richard and Margaret Irving. Educated public schools, New Zealand. Engaged horse 272 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY aid sheep ranching, New Zealand, 1887- L910. Came to British Columbia, 1911. Harried Elizabeth Anne Reid, Aberdeen, Scotland, 1888. Club: Commercial. So- :iety: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: walk- ng. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. ROBERT WASHINGTON IRVING. IRVING, Robert Washington, M. D.— Physician. Born Ingersoll, Ont., July I, 1876, son of David and Ellen Irving. Educated Trinity Medical College, Toon to. Practiced Gananoque, Ont, 1904. "ame to British Columbia, 1907; presi- lent British Columbia Medical Society, .909-1910; former superintendent Sani- orium, TranquHe. B. C. Married Eva Parsons Roden, Toronto; has one son ind one daughter. Societies: A. F. & <V. M.; I. O. O. F; K. P.; I. O. F. Ad- Iress: Kamloops, B. C. IRWIN, Major William Henry.—Clerk of the District Court, Court House, Lethbridge." Born Windsor, N. S., Dec. 29, 1846, son of Selina Maria and William James Irwin, M. A. Educated grammar schools, Kingston and Barrie, 3nt. Law student, Boulton & McCarthy's affice, Barrie, 1865. Came to Manitoba, 1874; North West Territories, 1876; appointed Clerk of the District Court, Lethbridge, 1908. Served with Barrie Rifles, Fort Erie, Fenian Raid, 1866 (medal); ex-inspector Royal North West Mounted Police, active service Northwest Rebellion, 1885 (medal); retired on aension, 1906. Major 23d Alberta Rangers, 1910. Married Maud Procter, Oswald, Man., 1898; has three sons. Recreations: all athletic sports. Independent Conservative; Anglican. . Address: 517 Bartlett St., Lethbridge, Alta. IRWIN, William Wallace, D. D. S.— Dentist Bank of Commerce Bldg., Moose law. Born Kincardine, Ont., Aug. 12, 1882, son of John William and Elizabeth 273 Irwin. Educated Collegiate Institute, -Clinton; International Business College Montreal; Northwestern University Practiced Moose Jaw, 1905; president Dental Society of Moose Jaw 1910* member Dental Council of Saskatchewan, 1908. Alderman, Moose Jaw 1911- 1912. Married Dora E. McPherson, Moose Jaw, 1908. Club: Moose Jaw! Recreations: baseball, curling, golf. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 45% Stadacona St., Moose Jaw, Sask. ISBISTER, Malcolm.—Postmaster. Of M. Isbister & Son, 240 Second Ave., S., Saskatoon. Born Orkney Islands, Scotland, Aug. 21, 1850, son of John and Mary Isbister. Came to Gait, Ont, with WHO'S WHO, AND WHY his parents, 1857. Educated public schools, Huron County, Ont.; Normal School, Toronto. Taught school Seaforth, Ont, 1870-1873; Wingham, Ont, 1873-1875; engaged, mercantile business with his brother in Petrolea, Ont, 1877- 1883; engaged, contracting business with C. P. R., east of Port Arthur, 1883; in business Port Arthur, 1884; hotel business, Souris, Man., 1892-1894; hotel, Wa- wanesa, 1897-1903. Came to Saskatoon, 1903, and engaged hardware business under firm name of M. Isbister <& Son, which he still conducts. Coroner of Saskatoon since 1904; Mayor, 1906; president Board of Trade since 1908 (elected by acclamation each term); member of Board of Governors of Saskatoon City Hospital, 1906-1910; director Canada National Fire Insurance Co. Married Margaret Sharpe, Wingham, Ont, 1874; daughters, (president, & A. M.; K Address: 534 toon. Sask. has three sons and two Club: Saskatoon Curling 1906-1907). Societies: A. F. of P. Liberal; Presbyterian. Spadina Crescent, Saska- ALBERT E. IVES. IVES, Albert E.—Real Estate and Financial Broker, Stafford Block, Lethbridge; director Lethbridge Brick & Terra Cotta Co., Ltd. secretary and director Taylor Milling & Elevator Co., Ltd. Born Compton, Que., Jan. 31, 1883, son of Thaddeus and Sarah Tiffany Ives. Educated Compton Academy. With H. Shorey & Co., Montreal, 1902- 1903. Came to Alberta, 1903. Engineering department; Alberta Railway & Irrigation Co., Lethbridge, 1904; law student with Conybeare & Ives, 1906-1906; with C. B. Bowman, real estate broker, 1906- 1907; established present business, 1907. Married Etta Margaret Henderson, Lethbridge, 1911. Club: Chinook. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M.; C. O. F. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 413 14th St., Lethbridge, Alta IVES, William Carlos, B. C. L.—Of Ives & Ball, Barristers, Lethbridge. Born Compton, Que., Oct. 30, 1873, son of George Canning and Sarah Abbie .Ives. Came to Alberta, 1881. Educated public schools, Pincher Creek; Academy, Coati- cooke, Que.; McGill University. Law student with Foster, Martin & Glrouard Montreal, 1896-1899; practiced as Hen- neker & Ives, Montreal, 1900; admitted to North West Territories bar, 1901; member of firm, Conybeare & Ives, Lethbridge, 1901-1906; practiced alone, 1906-1909; present partnership formed, 1910. Married Millicent May Toull, Woodstock, Ont, 1906; has one daughter. Club: Chinook. Socfety: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 606 Eleventh St., Lethbridge, Alta. JACKSON, Colin Fred.—Of Colin F. Jackson & Co., Contractors' and Loggers' Mining Machinery and Supplies. 355 Water, St., Vancouver and Liverpool. Born Sale, Cheshire, England, Jan. 10, 1864, son of Frederick James and Mary Ann Jackson. Educated Uppingham School. England. With Brazilian merchants, 1882; later engaged Manchester three years, Liverpool twelve years; raised necessary capital and founded The Va*n-j couver Engineering Works, Ltd., 1901. President and Managing Director of above six years; subsequently founding present firm. President Vancouver Electoral Union; Vancouver Kennel Club; North Vancouver Ratepayers' Association; chairman of Conservative Campaign Committee* of North Vancouver; Police Commissioner for North Vancouyer; Vice-President Employers' Association; VicerPresident Children's Aid Society of Vancouver. Married Gertrude Longson, 1892 (deceased 1906); married Nalla Longson, 1907; has three sons and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver; Conservative (Liverpool). Re creations: Kennels, ranching, shooting Conservative. Address Fifteenth St North Vancouver, B. C. JACKSON, John Robert, M. L. A.- Rancher and Stock Raiser. Bon Drumheart, Cavan Co., Ireland, Marcl 22, 1859, son of William and Letith Jackson. Educated Carlespratten publi' school; came to Ontario 1871 and t< British Columbia 1885. Married Agne Barbour, Tannahill, 1900; has two som and three daughters. Elected BritisI 274 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JOHN ROBERT JACKSON, Columbia Legislature for Greenwood 1909. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Hunting, Conservative. Address: Midway, B. C. JACKSON, Lucy.—Wife of George N. Jackson, Manager Walter Woods Co., Winnipeg. Born Hamilton; daughter of Joseph and Thirza Bowes. Educated public schools and college institutions, Hamilton; holds second class Ontario teacher's certificate; taught school Hamilton, six years. Came to Manitoba 1897. President Manitoba Branch, W. M. S. (second term); secretary of sarnie eight years; secretary Deaconess Board of Management of the Manitoba Conference. Married George Nelson Jackson, 1887; has one son. Methodist Address: 331 Langside St., Winnipeg, Manitoba. JACKSON, M. Bruce, B. A.—Barrister, Mahon Bldg., Victoria Born Victoria County, Ont, Aug. 7, 1873; son of Duncan and Helen McTavish Jackson. Educated public schools, Collegiate Institute, Manitoba University. Called to Manitoba bar, 1896; practiced Hamiota, Man., 1896-1909. Came to Victoria 1909. Unsuccessful candidate for Manitoba Legislature, 1907: unsuccessful candidate House of Commons for Marquette, Man., 1908. Still largely interested Manitoba farm lands. Married Lilian Gertrude Edwards, Croyden, Surrey, England, 1897; has two sons. Clubs: Union. Recreations: Golf, motoring, yachting. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 1648 Rockland Ave., Victoria, B. C. JACKSON, Samuel Jacob.—Farmer Born Stradbally, Ireland, Feb. 18, 1848, son of Samuel and Elizabeth Jackson. Came to Canada as a boy. Educated public and grammar schools, Brampton. Came West and settled Winnipeg. Elected to Manitoba Legislature 1883, 1886, 1888, 1892, 1896; defeated 1899. Speaker 1891. Elected for Selkirk to House of Commons, 1904; defeated, 1908. Alderman of Winnipeg, 1877. 1878, 1883; President of Rockwood Agricultural Society a number of years; inspector of Indians Agency, 1902-1904. Married Ida Isabella Clarke, London, Ont, 1878. has six children. Address: Stonewall, Man. JACKSON, Thomas Henry.—Produce Merchant. Born Lanark, Ont, Jan. 23, 1854, son of. John and Anne Jackson. Educated public schools, Lanark. Farmed Minnedosa, Man., 1878-1900. Reeve of Municipality of Danah, Man., three years; candidate for Manitoba Legislature, 1898. Came to British Columbia, 1900, as Manager Harrison River Lumber Mills Co., later moved to Chilliwack, where Mayor, 1909; Vice-President, Chilliwack Telephone Co., Director Hospital Board. Married Letitia Cunningham, Lanark; has two sons and four daughters. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M.; I.O.O.F. Recreation: Motoring, Address: Westminster St., Chilliwack, B. C. JAKEWAY, Frank Henry.—Secretary Northern Elevator Co., Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born York County, Ont, Oct 13, 1856, son of Aaron arid Mary Jakeway. Educated public schools, Ontario. Came to Winnipeg, entered employ of Patterson Bros. Implement Co., 1880. Interested farm lands, city real estate. Married Jennie Ritchie, Winnipeg, 1900. Club: Carlston. Society: .W. O. W. Recreations: Horses, skating. Liberal, Methodist. Address: 243 River Ave., Winnipeg, Man. JAMES, Henry. — Stipendary Police Magistrate, Brandon. Born England, January 9, 1837, son of Daniel and Elizabeth James. Educated Isle of Wight, England. Usher in school, Isle of Wight, 1856. Came to Canada, 1869: farmed Brandon district.. Honorable Secretary Brandon General Hospital. Auditor to Western Judicial District Board. Married Sarah Wellband, Brandon, 1895; has two sons and one daughter. Conservative; Protestant. Address: Brandon, Man. JAMES, V. C. — General Manager Western Union Fire Insurance Co., 441 Richards St, Vancouver; Director General Securities Co. Born 17, 1873, son of Henry James. Educated Ottawa joined Merchants Bank, resigned from:. that ser business Vancouver, Caroline M. Sparling, has one son. Club: Society: A. F. & A. Lawn tennis. Address: Manhattan Apartments, Vancouver, B. C. Toronto, Sept and Bertha and Toronto; Ottawa, 1891; to engage 1909. Married Pembroke, Ont.; Terminal City. M. Recreation: 275 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY E. A. JAMES. JAMES, E. A.—Railroader (retired). President Winnipeg Canning Co.; Vice- President Empire Stevedoring Co., Vancouver; Vice-President British Columbia Sand and Gravel Co., Victoria; Director Rock Producing Co., Victoria. Born London, England, April 11, 1865, son of Edwin and Harriett James. Came to Canada as a boy with his parents. Educated public schools, Belleville and Madoc, Ont; telegraph operator, G. T. R, Madoc, 1879; came to Winnipeg. 1881; associated with C P. R., 1881- 1902, commencing as operator and finishing as Superintendent of Transportation; went to C. N. R. as General Superintendent, 1902; appointed General Manager; retired on account of ill health 1907. Married Catharine Muriel Telford, Winnipeg, 1896; has one son. Club: Manitoba Recreations: Motoring, fishing, Anglican. Address: 135 Hargrave St, Winnipeg, Man. 276 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JAMIESON, Frederick Charles— Of Rutherford, Jamieson Sc Grant, Barristers, Edmonton and Strathcona Born North Grower, Carleton County, Ont, May 18, 1875, son of James and Mary Ann Jamieson. Educated public schools high school, Kemptville, Ont. Practiced with Hon. A. C. Rutherford, Strathcona, since 1899; opened office Edmonton, 1910. City Solicitor, Strathcona; interested farming and stock raising. Served as trooper, Canadian Mounted Rifles, South Africa, 1900, (medal with four clasps); raised B. Squadron, C. M. R., 1901. Now Major, second in command, 19th Alberta Dragoons and acts as Brigade-Major, 5th Cavalry Brigade. Married Ann Virginia Catherine MacLeod, Edmonton, 1902; has one son. Clubs: Edmonton, Strathcona Societies: A. F. Sc A. M.; L. O. L. Recreation: Polo, hunting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Saskatchewan Ave., Strathcona Alta. JAMIESON, Richard Edwin.—Manager Canadian Rubber Co., for British Columbia, 403 Cordova St., Vancouver. Born Bond Head, Ont, Dec. 29, 1867, son of William Reynolds and Margaret Jamieson. Educated Bond Head, Bradford and Toronto. With L. A. Stevens, Toronto; subsequently engaged with Higgins & Co., Ames, Holden Co., Canadian Rubber Co., Toronto. Came to British Columbia 1905, Married Jane Fraser, 1891; has one son and three daughters Clubs: Terminal; City; Commercial. Societies: I. O. O. F., I. O. F., A. F. & A. M.. Recreations: Lacrosse, and all outdoor sports. Address: 2632 Alberta St, Vancouver, B. C. THOMAS G. JAMIESON. JAMIESON, THOMAS G., B. A.— Secretary-Treasurer Globe Elevator Co., Grain Exchange, Calgary. Born Lanark County, Ont, April 18, 1872, son of J. W. and Mary J. Jamieson. Educated Macalister College, St. Paul, Minn. Clerk with J. W. Jamieson, grain dealer, Roscoe, S. D., 1901-1903; with C. G. Treys, Fessenden, N. D., 1903-1905. Came to Alberta, 1905; Superintendent Alberta Pacific Elevator Co., 1906-1909; present position since 1909. Married Chloe Sharkey, Cumberland, Ont, 1908; has one daughter. Recreation: Fishing. Presbyterian. Address: 533 Thirteenth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. MARENUS JANSE. JANSE, Marenus.—Of Janse, McDonnell Sc Co., Railroad Contractors, Calgary. President Janse Bros., Co.,' Ltd. Born Boston, Mass., Jan. 11, 1862, son of Hector and Mary Janse. Educated public and high schools, Fort Madison, Iowa Civil Engineer, Colorado, 1880- 1882; engineer Oregon and California Railway, Southern Oregon, 1882-1884; railroad contractor, since 1885; came to Alberta, 1903. Married Adelaide B. Bis- bee, Akron, Ohio, 1907. Society: B. P. O. E. Recreations: Hunting, fashing. Presbyterian. Address, Calgary, Alta. JARDINE, John, M. L. A.—Contractor. Born Lockerbie, Scotland, Sept 24, 1854, son of John and Janet Jardine. Educated Drysdale public schools. Came to British Columbia, established present business 1884; owns farm lands Langley, B. C. Unsuccessfully contested "Esquimalt for British Columbia Legislature, 1903 and 1907. Married Jane King Stoddart, Scotland, 1880. Recreation: Farming. Liberal; Protestant. Address: Thoburn, Esquimalt Road, Victoria, B. C. 277 WHO'S WHO, JARDINE, Robert.—President Dally News Publishing Co., New Westminster. Born Cambellton, N. B., Jan. 28, 1864, son of John and Catherine Jardine. Educated public schools. Railroader, New Brunswick, 1880. Came to British Columbia, 1889. Owner of steamer "Transfer." Unsuccessful Liberal candidate ^for Dominion Parliament 1907. Married Ann Collas, Vancouver; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Westminster. Societies: Knights Templar, A. F. & A. M., A. A. O. N. M. S. Recreation: Lacrosse. Address: 428 Sixth St New Westminster, B. C. S. G. JARDINE. JARDINE, Simon Graham.—Manager Royal Bank, East End Branch, Vancouver. Born Jardineville, Kent County, N. B., Sept. 4, 1879, son of James and Mary Jardine. Educated Mt. Allison University; joined Royal Bank, Moncton, N. B., transferred to Newcastle, N. B., Truro, N. S., Halifax, New Westminster, Bathhurst and Vancouver. Came to British Columbia, 1906. Married Margaret McKenzie Elliott 19*06; has one daughter. Clubsv Terminal City, Canadian. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreation: Hunting. Address: 1529 Comox St., Vancouver, B. C. JARVIS, Arthur W.—Manager Molsons Bank, Vancouver. Born Montreal, March 7, 1879, son of William C. and Amy Jarvis. Educated Cate St An- toine Academy, Montreal. Clerk, Moi- sons Bank, Montreal, 1897. Came to British Columbia, 1908. Recreations: Sailing, canoeing. Address: 738 Burrard St., Vancouver, B. C. JEFFERY, Rev. Charles Norman Fitzgerald, M. A., B. D.—Canon, Secretary of Synod, Diocese of Ruperf s Land, Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg. Born AND WHY Newport, N. S., Dec. 3, 1860, son of James Wodehouse and Celeste Marvie Jeffery. Educated Mt. All icon College, Sakville, N. B.; St. John's College, Winnipeg; General Theological Seminary, New York. Came to Manitoba, 1882. Married Eleanor Harriet Gunne, 1891; has two sons and two daughters; Anglican. Address: 138 Donald St., Winnipeg, Man. JEFFS, Thomas W.—Physician, 311 Hastings St. W., Vancouver. Born Elziver, Ont., July 7, 1857, son of William and Margaret Jeffs. Educated Toronto University (M. B.) Practiced Apsley, Ont. Came to British Columbia 1895, and practiced Cumberland and Revelstoke; moved to Vancouver 1899; Director Vancouver Orange Hall Co., Ltd., Coroner for British Columbia; Alderman Vancouver, 1906; Police Com- -missio.aer, 1907. Married Minnie Cowen; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: L. O. L, K. P., K. O. T. M. Recreations: Gardening. Address: 1250 Salsbury St., Vancouver, B. C. JENNINGS, Milton Robbins, A. B.— Editor and Managing Director, The Journal, 657 First St, Edmonton. Born Warsaw, N. Y., March 4, 1874, son of Edward and Mary Eliza Jennings. Educated University of Rochester. Reporter, Rochester, 1890-1895; came to Canada, 1895, and to Edmonton, 1909. Served as Second Lieutenant 202nd N. Y. Volunteers, Spanish-American War. Married Carolyn Louise Sheldon, Bufp falo, 1905. Clubs: Edmonton; Golf, Curling and Country; Conservative; Congregationalist Address: 535 Thirteenth St., Edmonton, Alta. JENNS, Eustace Alvanley.—Barrister, 623 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Middlewich, Cneshire, England, July 14, 1860, son of Rev. Percival and Emma J. Jerins. Came to British Columbia, 1864. Educated Collegiate school, Victoria; St. John's College Hurstpierpoint, Sussex, England. Student at law under late Hon. Alex. Rocke Robertson, Victoria; registrar, Supreme and County Courts, New Westminster, 1881-1887; member firm Corbould, McGole & Jenns, 1887-1891; moved to Vancouver, 1906, and practiced alone since. Published a book of verses, Victoria, 1880; a second Vancouver, 1910; has also written some political and literary articles. Married Madeline Fortune Webster, Granville, B. C.; has one son and five daughters. Recreation: Gardening. Address: 621 Jervis St, Vancouver, B. C. JESSUF, Aaron.—Editor and Publisher, Nanton News. Born Fort Scott, Kansas, Nov. 28, 1861, son of Thomas W. and Mary L. Johns. Educated pub- 278 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY lie schools, United States. Came to Alberta, 1905. Married Margaret Campbell, Duntroon, Ont, 1894; has two sons and two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Independent Liberal; Anglican. Address: Nanton, Alta. JOHNSON, Andrew Louis.—Manager Ames-Holden Co., Princess and McDermott Ave., Winnipeg. Born Portland, N. Y., Sept. 16, 1857. Educated Montreal. Clerk, Montreal, 1875. Came to Winnipeg, 1882. Honorary Secretary- Treasurer Winnipeg General Hospital. Ex-President Winnipeg Board of Trade. Married Margaret McKibbin, Manitoba; has one son and one daughter. Club: Manitoba Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreation: Golf. Address: 577 River Ave., Winnipeg, Man. JOHNSON, Arthur.—Publisher, Interior Publishing Co., Ltd., McKenzie Ave., Revelstoke. Born Kinglough, Bruce County, Ont, April 22, 1865, son of James and Margaret Johnson. Educated public schools. Foreman Portage la Prairie Review, Portage la Prairie, 1880; Publisher Herald, Edmonton, 1894; foreman Calgary Herald, Calgary, 1886; present business established 1896. Married J. Edna Clarey, Midland, Ont, 1892; has one son and four daughters. Clubs: Revelstoke. Societies: K. of P.; L. O. L. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Revelstoke B. C. C. GARDINER JOHNSON. JOHNSON, Major C. Gardiner.— Lloyd's Agent for British Columbia; Managing Director, Johnson Wharf; Secretary, Pilot Board, Vancouver. Born Dunblane, Scotland, Feb. 6, 1857, son of Robert and Charlotte Johnson. Educated Clifton Bank, St. Andrews; St Andrews University. Went to sea when fourteen years of age on "Lake Leaman" clipper ship sailing from Liverpool to East; subsequently on steamship "Viking;" afterwards on steam and sailing ship "William Davie," sailing to New Zealand; with Australian Steamship Navigation Co. (now Australian Union Steamship Navigation Co.), 1880; returned to England, where resided for a year. Came to Manitoba and engaged farming, 1881-1885. Sheriff, Portage la Prairie, Man., 1883-1885. Came to British Columbia 1885. Served eighteen years with 5 th Regiment, Garrison Artillery and 6th Regiment, Duke of Con- naught's Rifles; retired with the rank of Major from Department of Militia, 1911. Married Minnie Boultbee, 1884; has one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver, Western, Union (Victoria); President; Vancouver Cricket Club. Societies: A. F. and A. M. (Charter member Cascade Lodge); St. Andrews. Recreations: Football; amateur sports of all kinds. Christian Scientist. Address: Bandra House, Oak St., Vancouver, B. C. JOHNSON, Rev. Frederick Wells, B. D.—Rector of St. John's Church, Archdeacon of Moose Jaw. Born London, England, Jan. 30, 1865, son of Raymond George and Barbara Johnson. Educated Argyll College Notting Hill, London; St. John's College, Manitoba University. Came to Canada, 1885; ordained, 1892; Regina 1893; Craven, 1894; Fort Qu'Appelle, 1894-1904; present charge since 1904. Married Margaret B. Lock, 1894; has one son and two daughters. Society: S. O. E. Anglican. Address: 31 Tenth Ave., Moose Jaw, Sask. JOHNSON, George Balfour, M. L. A.— General Merchant. Born Romano Bridge. Peebleshire, Scotland, March 21, 1865, son of John and Anna M. K. L. Johnston. Educated Aberdeen, Scotland. Came to Canada, 1884. Mayor of Melfort, 1907-1908. Represents Melfort Saskatchewan Legislature. Married Frances M. Hayward; has three daughters. Address: Melfort, Sask. JOHNSON, Honorable James, M. L. A. —Farmer, President Boissevain Land Co., grain buyer, general store, Minto, Man.,. Speaker of Manitoba Legislature, Bossevaln. Born MitchelL Ont., Nov. 18, 1855, son of John and Martha Johnson. Educated public schools, Mitchell. Farmed Fullerton township, Perth County, Ont, 1875-1882. Came to Manitoba and took up land. Served as councillor and reeve of Morton and Riverside; Mayor of Boissevain. Elected to Manitoba Legislature, representing 279 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Turtle Mountain 1897, and re-elected at every election since. Speaker since 1903. Married Susanna Oliver, Mitchell, 1879; has three sons. Conservative; Anglican. Adress: Boissevain, Man*. K. D. J. C. JOHNSON. JOHNSON, Kenneth Day John Cathcart.—-Manager, The Molsons Bank, Lethbridge. Born Old Wolverton, Buckinghamshire, England, Oct. 7, 1875, son of John George Ventris Field and Ellen Johnson. Came to Manitoba, 1884. Educated St. John's College, Winnipeg. Junior, Molsons Bank, Winnipeg, 1892; accountant, Revelstoke, B. C, 1898; Calgary, ?901; manager, Lethbridge, 1908. Served as Sergeant 90th Battalion, Winnipeg, 1893-1895.. Sergeant Instructor on formation of Rocky Mountain Rangers, Revelstoke, 1900. Married Anna A. Morrison, Calgary, 1901; has three sons. Clubs: Chinook, Curlers, (President). Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. F. Recreations: Hockey, football, cirling, trap and rifle shooting. Independent Liberal; Anglican. Address: 1224 Third Ave, S., Lethbridge, Alta. JOHNSON, Thomas Herman, B. A., M. L. A.—Of Rothwell, Johnson Sc Bergman, Barristers, McArthur Building, Winnipeg. Born Iceland, Feb. 12, 1870, son of John and Margaret Johnson. Came to Manitoba, 1879. Educated public schools, Winnipeg; Gustavus Adolphus College, St Peter's Minn. Practiced Winnipeg, 1900. Elected to Manitoba Legislature for West Winnipeg, 1907; re-elected, 1910. School Trustee, Winnipeg, 1904-1907. Married Aurora Frederickson, Winnipeg, 1898; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Carleton, Liberal; Lutheran. Address: 629 McDermot Ave., Winnipeg, Man. ADAM SMITH JOHNSTON. JOHNSTON, Adam Smith.—Barrister, Solicitor of Whiteside, Edmonds & Johnston, Westminster Trust Block, New Westminster. Born Huron County, Ont, April 5, 1888, son of John and Margaret J. Johnston. Educated Toronto and New Westminster. Came to British Columtia, 1902. Read law with Ho way, Reid Sc Bowes; Anson Whealler, McBride & Kennedy and Honorable W. Norman Boles, K. C. Called to British Columbia Bar, 1910. Admitted as partner in firm of Whiteside, Edmonds & Johnston, 1911. Clubs: Westminster; Conservative. Recreations': Exploring, shooting. Conserva-% tive; Anglican. Address: 330 Third St., New Westminster, B. C. F. A. JOHNSTON. JOHNSTON, Frederick Arthur.— Proprietor, Johnston Storage and Cart- 280 J WHO'S WHO, AND WHY age Co., 114a 9th Ave. E., Calgary. Director, Alberta Horse Breeders' Association; Calgary Industrial Exhibition Co.; Calgary Board of Trade. Born North Wakefield, Que., Jan. 1, 1878, son of Robert and Judith Johnston. Educated public high schools, Manitoba. Clothing business, Brandon, Man., 1902- 1903; traveling representative, Hudson Bay Knitting Co., Montreal, 1903-1905. Came to Calgary and established present business, 1907. Married Bertha Clarke, Calgary, 1907. Society: A. F. & A. M. Independent; Baptist. Address: 1817 8th St., West Calgary, Alta. G. C. JOHNSTON. JOHNSTON, George Chalmers.—Of Johnston Sc Spencer, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, Vernon. Born London, England, April 21, 1874, son of William and Clarissa Johnston. Educated Christ's Hospital School, London. Came to British Columbia, 1892. Farming, Vancouver Island, 1892-1894; mining, Klondyke, 1898-1901; established present business, 1908. Captain, B. Squadron, British Columbia Horse. City Assessor, Vernon, 1910-1911; Secretary, Vernon Board of Trade, 1911. Married Agnes Jessie Blackburn, Victoria, B. C; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Overseas, Junior Army and Navy, (London, England). Recreation: Outdoor sports. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Vernon, B. C. JOHNSTON, John Kenneth, M. A., M. L. A.—Barrister and Solicitor, Farmer. Born Crinan, Aldborough township, -Elgin County, Ont, June 28, 1865, son of Duncan M. and Harriet Johnston. Educated home school and Queen's University. Taught Smith's Falls high school, 1897-1900; Vice Principal and Principal Calgary high school, 1900-1903. Has large interests at Kamsack, Sask. Elected to Saskatchewan Legislature for Pelly, 1908. Liberal;; Presbyterian. Address: Veregin and Kamsack, Sask. JOHNSTON, Margaret Jeannette, B. A.—Teacher, Central Collegiate Institute, Winnipeg. Born Dublin, Ireland, daughter of William and Margaret All- ingham Johnston. Came to Winnipeg, 1881. Educated public schools and Manitoba University (honors). President University Woman's Club; active member Women's Musical Club; Western Art Association; member board Y. W. C. A., Winnipeg, since its inception. Recreation: Writing essays on various subjects. Address: 361 Dufferen Ave., Winnipeg, Man. WILBUR JOHNSTON. JOHNSTON, Wilbur.—Of Johnston & Johnston, Real Estate and Mining Brokers, 563 Georgia St., Vancouver; Director Big Interior Gold Mine; Director, Princess Royal Island Gold Mine; Director, Gilford Fish Co.; Trustee, American Canadian Coal Co. Born Londonderry, N. S., March 6, 1856, son of Gardiner and Eliza Wilson Johnston. Educated public schools, Nova Scotia. Followed sea twenty-five years; Master Mariner; Master of A. W. McLelan's ship Wave King; took her around the world, 1884. Married Annie Laura Dehay, Acadian Mines, N. S., 1887; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: Hunting, fishing. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 1010 Alberni St., Vancouver, B. C. JOHNSTONE, Leslie Ingalls, C. E., B. Sc.—Lecturer Surveying and Geodesy, University of Manitoba. Born St. Paul, Minn., Dec. 24, 1882, son of George and Emma Claretta Johnstone. Educated University of Maine. Civil and drainage engineer St. Cloud, Minn., 1905; instructor in civil engineering, University of Maine, 1907-1910. Appointed to present position, 1910. Married Sylvia 281 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Grace Parker, St. Cloud, Minn., 1906. Societies: Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity; A. F. Sc A. M. Recreations: Hunting, canoeing, baseball, tennis. Presbyterian. Address: Winnipeg, Man. JOHNSTONE, Lewis Martin, LL. B.— Of Johnstone & Ritchie, Barrister and Solicitor, Lethbridge. Born Halifax, Aug. 29, 1870, son of Henry Wentworth and Teresa Frances Johnstone. Educated Stonyhurst College, England; Mount St Mary's College, England; Dalhousie Universiay; Harvard University Law School. Practiced Halifax, 1893; came to Alberta 1901; member of firm Haultain, McKenzie & Johnstone, Lethbridge, 1901; practiced alone 1903-1908; present partnership formed 1908. Member of Board of Governors University of Alberta; President Board of Associated Charities and Children's Relief Society, Lethbridge; Director number of local companies. Married Emily Mary Rigby, daughter of Charles Rigby, M. D, Halifax, 1902. Club: Chinook. Recreations: Golf, shooting, motoring. Roman Catholic. Address; Lethbridge, Alta. A. W. JONES. JONES, Lieutenant Colonel Arthur W., J. F.—Financial Agent, Fort St Victoria Born Branxton Vicarage Northumberland, England, May 23, 1851, son of Rev. Robert Jones, Vicar of Branxton and Maria Elenor Jones. Educated Edinburgh Academy. Came to British Columbia 1873, office of Hudson's Bay Co., Victoria. Notary Public. Served as District Paymaster, military district No. 11; also Army Service and Ordnance officer, Esquimalt; retired with honorary rank of Lieutenant Colonel, after serving twenty-six years militia of Canada. . Married Emma Loewen, Vic toria, 1899. • Clubs: Union, United Empire (London, England). Recreations: Fishing, shooting, golf. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1160 Rockland Ave., Victoria, B. C. JONES, Claude P., A. R. A. I. C.— Architect, 429 Pender St. W., Vancouver. Born Kensington, London, England, 1879, son of. William John and Eliza Jones. Educated North London College. Civil engineer in his father's office later taking up architecture. Came to Canada and practiced since 1906. Club: Commercial. Recreations: Riding, tennis. Address: Vancouver, B. C. JONES, Clifford T.—Of Jones, Pescod & Adams, Barristers, Calgary. Born Liverpool N. S.f April 19, 1873, son of Joseph E. and Elizabeth Jones. Educated Acadia College, Wolfville, N. S. Came to Alberta, 18^8. Taught school Banff, 1894; called to Alberta Bar, 1900; Alderman five years, School Trustee two years; Secretary Calgary Law Association since 1902; Secretary Liberal Association, 1908. Married Elizabeth J, White, Banff, 1901; has one son and four daughters. _Society: I. O. O. F. Liberal. Address: 1503 First St., Calgary, Alta JONES, Eva Lilian, L. L. A.—Principal Havergal College, Winnipeg Born London, England, daughter of John W. and Jane Archer Jones. Educated London; Paris; Gerany; St. Andrew's University; Diplomee, Paris; head of the day school, Havegal College, Toronto, 1902-1906. Came to Manitoba 1906. President Winnipeg Women's Canadian Club, 1910-1911; member of executive Playgrounds Association; member University Women's Club; Western Art Association. Anglican. Address: Havergal College, Winnipeg, Man. JONES, Gomer Philip.—General Superintendent Hedley Gold Mining Co., and Daly Reduction Co., Ltd., Hedley; Manager Similkameen Water Works. Born Ballarrat, Australia, Sept. 20, 1866, son of Evan Philip and Sarah Jones. Educated Bendigo School of Mines, Victoria, Australia. Apprentice, Victoria, 1882- 1888; foreman, Brown Mining Co., New South Wales, 1889; mechanical engineer, Broken Hill Water Works, New South Wales, 1889-1891; various mining associations, United States, 1891-1900. Served with Fourth Batallion, Victorian Militia Bendigo, Australia, six years, i Married Minnie McCutcheon, daughter; of David McCutcheon, 1894; has one son 282 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY GOMER PHILIP JONES. ind one daughter. -V. M. Recreation: native; Presbyterian, ey, B. C. Society: Golf. Address: A. F & Conser- Hed- JONES, James Robert, M. B., L. R. C. F.—Physician. Born Toronto, Feb. 15, 1848, son of Thomas and Eliza Jones. Educated Toronto; London, England. Practiced Winnipeg, 1881. Consulting physician, Winnipeg General Hospital, St Boniface, and Children's Hospital. Club: Manitoba Conservative; Anglican. Address: 47 Osborne St., Winnipeg, Man. JONES, James William. — Manager and Secretary-Treasurer Central Okana- gan Land & Orchard Co., Ltd., Kelowna; Vice-President Thomas Lawson Co., Ltd.; President Jones, Copeland & McNeill Land Co., Ltd., Grenfell, Sask; Director Central Okanagan Lands, Ltd.; Director Kelowna Irrigation Co., Ltd.; Director Kelowna Hospital. Born Utica, Ont, Sept 21, 1869, son of James and Tryphena Jones. Educated high schools, Uxbridge and Port Perry, Ont General merchant Grenfell, 1888-1907. Came to British Columbia established present business 1907. Alderman, Kelowna 1910-1911. President Kelowna Board of Trade. Married Addie M. Bird, 1893; has one son and three daughters. Club: Kelowna. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Travel. Conservative; Methodist Address: Kelowna, B. C. JONES, Honorable John Edward, M. D., L. L. B.—United States Consul General, Winnipeg. Born Virginia United States, Feb. 21 1869, son of John W. and Kate J. Jones. Educated Columbia University; National Law School, graduate of both medicine and law. Editorial staff Washington Star eighteen years. Delegate Republican National Convention, representing Washington, 1900; Assistant Secretary Republican National Committee; opened first consulate-general In Manchuria, and opened consulate at Dalny. Came to Winnipeg, 1907. Member executive Manitoba Game Protective Association. Married Hilda Virginia Tyssowski, Washington, D. C, 1902; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: University (Washington) ; Manitoba Recreations: Amateur athletics. Address: 72 Donald St, Winnipeg, Man. JOHN JAMES JONES. JONES, John James.—Managing Director Westminster Trust Sc Safe Deposit Co., Ltd., Columbia and Bigbie St, New Westminster; President Okanagan Telephone Co., Ltd.; President Western Home & Improvement Co., Ltd.; President Elk Creek Waterworks Co., Ltd.; President Fraser Valley Nurseries Co., Ltd. Born Carnarvonshire, North Wales, Nov. 1, 1854, son of John and Ann Jones. Came to Canada 1882. Slate inspector, New Rockland Slate Co., Richmond, Que., 1882-1885; slate roofing contractor, Quebec Province, 1885-1891. Came to British Columbia, 1891. Married Ellen Owen, daughter of Captain Owen, Bangor, North Wales, 1877; has two sons and three daughters. Club: Westminster. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 52 Blackwood St., New Westminster, B. C. 283 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY JONES, Stanley Livingstone, B. A.— Of Lent & Jones, Barrister, McDougall Block, Calgary. Born Wolf ville, N. S., June 16, 1878, son of Elizabeth B. and Joseph E. Jones, B. A. Educated Horton Academy and Acadia University. Came to Alberta, 1901; practiced as member of firm Lent & Jones, Calgary, 1905. President Canadian South African Veterans Association, Calgary; Secretary Alberta Provincial Liberal Association. Served as private with Royal Canadians, South African War, 1899- 1901; (medal arid four clasps). Married Alice B. Todd, Walkerton, Ont., 1904. Clubs: Calgary; Canadian. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: Rifle snooting, mountain climbing. Liberal; Unitarian. ^Address: 531 Eighth Ave. E., Calgary, Alta Fishing, Address: B. C. STEPHEN JONES. ' JONES, Stephen.—Proprietor Dominion Hotel, Victoria. Born Clinton, Ont, July 7, 1869, son of Stephen and Elizabeth Jones. Educated high school, Victoria. Came to British Columbia 1872; member of Council of Board of Trade two years. Married Eliza Margaret Thompson, Cornwall, Ont, 1910; has one son. Club: Pacific (life member). Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: motoring. Liberal; Anglican. 249 Douglas St., Victoria, JORDAN, Henry Clay.—Managing Director Jordan Manufacturing Co., 958 Powell St., Vancouver. Born Indianapolis, Ind., July 28, 1845, son of James G. and Mary A. Jordan. Educated Indianapolis. Served United States Army with 5th Indiana Cavalry 1862-1865. Financial Manager Indianapolis Whole sale Grocers' Association seven years; later with J. B. Allfree Manufacturing Co., mill machinery; produced several patent inventions bearing his name, including automatic car fenders and patent crude oil burners; was member Legislative Council of Indiana; member of Board of Warner's Railway Patents Company, Consolidated, Tacoma, Wash.; Vice-President and General Manager Jordan Improved Automatic Fender Co., Seattle, Wash. Married Adelaide Allison, Indianapolis; has five sons and four daughters. Society: creations: Hunting, dress: 1310 Robson B. C. G. A. R. Re- fishing. Ad- St, Vancouver, JORDAN, Henry Lawson, B. A.—Of Brown & Jordan, Barristers, National Trust Building, Saskatoon. Born Toronto, Feb. 22, 1875, son of Henry and Mary Eliza Grant Jordan. Educated -Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Practiced Toronto, 1900; came to Saskatchewan and practiced Estevan, 1903i Saskatoon, 1906. Served Lieutenant, 95th Regiment, Saskatoon. Clubs: Saskatoon; Canadian (President). Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Golf. Conservative; Anglican. Address : Saskatoon, Sask. Rev. Mark. Anglican JUKES, clergyman, Vancouver. Born Ontario Dec. 7, 1842, son of Rev. Mark Richard and Harriet Jukes. Educated England. ordained deacon by Bishop Helmuth, London, Ont, 1875, priest by the late Archbishop McRae, of Ruperts Land and Metropolitan of Canada, Winnipeg, 1876. After fourteen years of missionary work Manitoba Emerson, High Bluff and Minnedosa went to Minnesota, Alexandira and Anoka three and a half years; Virginia City, Nevada, two years; Bellingham, Wash, five years; Wellington, B. C, as locum tenens, one and a half years; Chilliwack, seven years; now has charge of St. Luke's Church, South Vancouver. Married Emma L. Parnell, 1876; has five sons and two daughters. Address:" Vancouver, B. C. JUNIPER, Annie Bessie.—Professor household science, Manitoba Agricultural College Winnipeg. Born Norwich, England, daughter of Robert Kerrison and Elizabeth Joyce Juniper. Educated Norwich High School; Norfolk Norwich Household Science Training School; Battersea Training College, London, England. Two years charge of Cookery Centre at Higher Grade and Nelson Street Schools at Norwich. Four years on staff of Welsh Intermediate Schools Llandovey and Ha war den. Four years work under Macdonald fund. Two years Middleton, N. S.; two years at Prince of Wales College Prince Ed- 284 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY ward Island; held office of Dean of Household Science, Macdonald Agricultural College, Ste. de Bellevue, Que.; member of World Commission for Technical Education for Province of Manitoba Address: Agricultural College, Winnipeg, Man., and Windermere, Old Catton, Norwich, England. JUST, Carl F.— Manager Canadian German Realty Co., 313 Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg. Born Rapidan, Minn., June 26, 1885, son of William T. and Dorothy Just. Educated public schools, Minnesota. Came to Winnipeg and assumed present position, 1906. Recreation: Motoring. Independent; German Lutheran. Address: 784 Elgin Ave., Winnipeg, Man. KABURAGI, Goro, M. A. B. Sc.— Proprietor The Canadian News, 363 Powell St., Vancouver. Born Chiba-Ken, Japan, Dec. 27, 1864, son of Taimon and Yasu Kaburagi. Educated Government College, Tokyo, Japan; Northwest University; University of Illinois. Came to British Columbia as preacher and teacher; Ex-Superintendent Japanese missions, British Columbia; Ex-Secretary Japanese Benevolent Association, Steveston, British Columbia; President Japanese Tea Gardens; President Chiba Association. Married Kaoru Ishiwara, Vancouver. Club: Nippon. Address: 354 Alexander St., Vancouver, B.C. HAPFELE, Arthur James.—Of Kap- pele & Dockerill, Barristers, Pacific Block, Vancouver. Born Preston, Ont., July 25, 1876, son of Rev. Stephen Kap- pele. Educated Toronto; Trinity University. Game to British Columbia, 1899 and has practiced Vancouver since; joint author of Practical Statutes of Ontario; author of Utopian Snap Shots. Mabel Wealthy Haynes, Vic- Club: Terminal City. Ad- 1064 Denman St, Vancouver, Married toria dress: B. C. KASTNER, Milton Alfred.—Real Estate, Insurance Broker; Director Premier Coal Co., Ltd. Born Sebringville, Ont, Feb. 19, 1878, son of John L. and Lena Kastner. Educated public and high schools, Ontario. Came to British Columbia, 1898. Employe Crows Nest Pass Trading Co., Fernie, 1898-1901; Assistant Postmaster, Fernie, 1901- 1904; established present business, 1904. MILTON ALFRED KASTNER. Deputy Sheriff, Fernie. Married Mae Elizabeth Brown, Fernie, 1909. Club: Fernie. Society: K. of P. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Fernie, B. C. KAY, Gilbert.—Proprietor and Editor Phoenix Pioneer. Born Lerwick, Shetland Islands, Dec. 4, 1876, son of David and Barbara Kay. Educated public schools, Lerwick. Lathmaker, New Mexico Lumber Co., Edith Colorado, 1893-1895. Came to British Columbia, 1895; carpenter, Granby Mine, Phoenix, 1895-1908; printing business, 1908; acquired Phoenix Pioneer, 191-1. Society: K. of P. Recreation: IIanting. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Phoenix, B. C. KAY, John D.—Provincial Inspector of boilers and machinery, Parliament Buildings, Victoria. Born Rothesay, Scotland, March 17, 1875, son of Robert and Helen Kay. Educated Rothesay Academy; engineer, Glasgow, 1891-1898. Came to British Columbia, 1898. Society: A. F. & A. M. Address: 268 Ontario St, Victoria, B. C. KEALY, Arnold Evan. — Police Magistrate, Broker, 506 Pacific Building, Vancouver; President Canadian Crude Oil Co.; Director Fossil Oil Co.; Secretary and Director East Vancouver Land Co. Bom Chelsea, London, England, Jan. 10, 1870, son of James William and Clara Marion Kealy. Educated Warminster Grammar School, Wiltshire, England. Came to British Columbia, 1891. Served as Reeve, North Vancouver, 1905, J.906, 1907; made first Mayor of North Vancouver, 1907-1908; Police Magistrate since 1907. Married Louise Smith McLeod, daughter of Rev. J. M. McLeod, 1898; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Commercial; 285 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ARNOLD EVAN KEALY. Terminal City; North Vancouver. Society: K. of P. Recreations: Hockey, cricket tennis. Conservative; Anglican. Address: St. Andrews Ave., North Vancouver, B. C. HEALY, Major Oswald William.— Barrister, Police Magistrate, Medicine Hat. Born London, England, April 26, 1868, son of James William and Clara Marion Butcher Kealy. Educated Epsom College. Law student Dollman Sc Pritchard, London, England, 1884-1889; came to Canada, 1890; Constable Royal Northwest Mounted Police, Battleford, 1890-1900; practiced as Davin & Kealy, Regina, 1901; came to Medicine* Hat, 1902; City Solicitor until appointment to present position; member board Medicine Hat General Hospital; Major Alberta Hussars (21st), Medicine Hat Married Doralice Wedge, Ferryside, Wales, 1908; has two sons. Clubs: Cypress, Junior Army and Navy (London, England). Societies: A. F. & A. M-. (P. G. M. for Alberta) I. O. F. Recreations: Curling, tennis. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Medicine Hat, Alta. KEEFER, George Alexander, X. Inst, C. E., M. Am. Soc. C. E. and M., Can. Soc. C. E.—Resident Engineer, Dominion Department of Public Works, New Westminster. Born Cornwall, Ont., Sept. 10, 1836, son of George and Margaret Keefer. Educated St. Catherine's Academy. On survey and location, Grand Trunk Railway, Montreal « to Cornwall, and Vaudreul and Ottawa Railway, 1853-1857; architect's office and Victoria Bridge, Pt. St Charles, Montreal, 1857-1865; hydrographical survey of Illinois River from Lake Michigan to Mississippi River, construction of lock at Keokuk, Iowa, under United States Engineers. Construction of lock and dam at Henry, 111., under State of Illinois, 1865-1872; Chief Engineer, Belleville Sc Grand Junction and Belleville and North Hastings Railway, 1872- 1875; Dominion Government surveys, Canadian Pacific Railway, Rocky Mountains, Yellowhead Pass westward. Final location and construction, C. P. R. through Fraser River canyons. Construction, Boston Bar to Lytton, B. C, 1876-1885; Dominion Government Inspector, British Columbia, 1886-1887; in private practice, during which designed and installed Vancouver Waterworks, 1887-1889; resident engineer in charge of Dominion Public Works British Columbia, 1900-1911. Married Charlotte Maude MacMartin, Perth, Ont, 1870 has three sons and one daughter. Clubs: Union (Victoria), Westminster. Societies: English Institute of Civil Engineers, American and Canadian Societies of Civil Engineers, National Geographical Society of Washington, D. C. Recreations': Yachting, shooting, fishing and all outdoor sports. Address: New Westminster, B. C. KEEN, William Henry, M. D., C. M.— Physician and Surgeon. Born St Mary's Ont., June 2, 1877, son of John A. C. and Mary Keen. Educated Western University. Came to Alberta and practiced, 1905. Councillor, Nanton, 1911-1913; President Conservative Association, Nanton. Club: Nanton. Societies: A. F. & A. M., I. O. O. F. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Nanton, Alta KEENLEYSIDE, Ellis William.— Provincial Manager North American Life Assurance Co., 445 Granville St, Vancouver. Born London, Ont, Dec. 25, 1861, son of Anthony and Anna Maria Keenleyside. Educated public high schools London. Wholesale dry goods, London; subsequently engaged life insurance, Toronto. Came to British Columbia, 1899. Director Dominion Trust Co., Ltd.: Director and Secretary W. J. McMaster & Sons, Ltd.; Director British Canadian Securities, Ltd.; President British Columbia Underwriters' Association; President Y. M. C. A., 1908, 1909, 1910, 1911. Married Margaret Louise Irvine, 1889; has two sons and two daughters. Liberal; Methodist Address: 3610 1st Ave., Vancouver, B. C. KEFFER, Frederick, E. M.—Consulting Engineer and Geologist of British Columbia Copper Co., Ltd., Greenwood. Born Philadelphia, Pa., Sept. 21, 1861, son of John C. and Harriet J. Keffer. Educated Ohio State University Columbus, Engaged field work for Geolo- Survey, Ohio State Government, engaged railway construction Pennsylvania, 1883-1884; elecrrl- Ohio gical 1882; work, cal construction work, Columbus, Ohio, 236 J WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Wyoming 1892-1893 chemical work, New 1895; manager gold Did Mexico, 1895-1896. ish Columbia, 1896; Columbia Copper Co., FREDERICK KEFFER. L885-1886; Assistant Professor chem- stry, Ohio State University, 1886-1892; nining, Syndicate Improvement Co., engaged electro- York City, 1894- mining property, Came to Brit- manager British Ltd., 1896-1905; present position since 1905. Married Emily Caroline Lehner, 1887; has one son. Club: Greenwood. Societies: Canadian Mining Institute (Past President), American Mining Institute, American Electro Chemical Society, American Association for Advancement of Science. Recreations: Photog raphy, fruit raising. Presbyterian. Address: Greenwood, B. C. KEITH, Donald, B. A., LL. B.—Barrister. Born Halifax, N. S. son of Donald and Mary Clarke Keith. Educated public schools, Dalhousie University. Law student Drysdale & Mclnnes, Halifax, 1904; Aikins & Co., Winnipeg, 1905; came to Saskatchewan, 1906; practiced as Chisholm & Keith, 1906; Earle & Keith, 1907; practicing alone since 1910. Clubs: Winnipeg Canoe, Northwest Rowing, Wanderers Athletic (Halifax). Recreations: Canoeing, riding, swimming, sailing. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: North Battleford, Sask. KEITH, Neil Donald, B. A., M. A., B. D.—President Alberta Ladies' College, Red Deer. Born Lakeport, Ont., son of Peter Duncan and Flora McKinnon Keith. Educated McGill University, Presbyterian College. With McCreery & Young, Glencoe Ont, 1886; ordained and inducted into the pastorate of Knox Church, Leamington, Ont., by Presbytery of Chatham, 1899; called to Watford, 1901 (declined); resigned Leamington, 1905; called to Wick, Ont; called to Prescott, Ont, 1908; called by Synod of Alberta to assume presidency of Alberta Ladies' College, Red Deer, 1910. Married Annie Younge, daughter of R. M. Younge, Red Deer, 1899; has one son and three daughters. Independent Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Red Deer, Alta GEORGE KELLETT. KELLETT, George.—(Retired). Bom Belleville, Ont, June 15, 1870, son of Richard and Mary Jane Campbell Kellett. Educated public, schools. Came to Manitoba, 1879; crossed Red River in scow, there being no railways in Winnipeg; one of pioneers on Carberry Plains; station agent, C. P. R., Deloraine and Sewell, Man., and Carlyle, Sask., 1889-1906; engaged in lumber business Carlyle, 1906-1911; installed waterworks system in town. Councillor, 1906-1908; Mayor, 1910; School Trustee, 1910-1911. Came to Vancouver, 1911. Married Gertrude Broatch, Moose Jaw, 1909. Recreations: Curling, etc. Conservative; Protestant. Address: 446 13 th Ave. W., Vancouver, B. C. KELLIHER, Bartholomew Brosman, C. E.—Chief Engineer Grand Trunk Pacific Railway Co., Winnipeg. Born County Kerry, Ireland, Dec. 26, 1862, son of Johanna and John D. Kelliner, C. E. Educated Dublin University. Came to America 1886. Civil engineer on the principal western railway systems United States, 1895-1904; joined Grand Trunk Pacific Railway, 1904; appointed Chief Engineer, 1905; removed office from Montreal to Winnipeg, 1909. Married Anna Isabelle Souter, 1904 (de- 287 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY BARTHOLOMEW B. ceased, 1908). Clubs: (Montreal), Manitoba, olic. Address: Royal tel, Winnipeg, Man. KELLIHER. St. James Roman Coth- Alexandra Ho- ALBERT E. KELLINGTON. KELLINGTON, Albert E.—Of Kelling- ington & Hendry, Real Estate and Insurance Brokers, Bank of Vancouver Building, New Westminister; Vice- President Daily News Publishing Co., Ltd. Born Listowel, Ont, May 24, 1874, son of William and Maria Andrew Kell- ington. Educated high school, Listowel, Normal Schools, Stratford and Ottawa. Taught school Ontario; 1893; Neepawa, Man., 1895-1900; general agent Sun Life Insurance Co., Manitoba, 1900- 1904; real estate business, Neepawa, Man., 1904-1907. Came to British Co lumbia, 1907; employe Dominion Trust Co., New Westminster, 1907-1909; established present business, 1909. President Liberal Association, New Westminster, 1909-1910. Married Lilian Hamilton, Neepawa, 1899; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Westminster. Societies: A. F Sc A. M., I. O. O. F, K. of P. Recreation: Football. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 44 Leopold Place, New Westminster, B. C. KELLY, Andrew.—President Western Canada Flour Mills Co., Ltd., Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Middlesex County, Ont., July 10, 1852, son of John and Sarah Kelly, Educated high schools. Ontario. ' With G. Carter, Son & Co., St. Mary's Ont, 1878-1881; milling business as A. Fisher & Co., Brandon, Man., 1881, firm name changed later to A. Kelly Milling Co., amalgamated with Lake Huron & Manitoba Milling Co., Goderich, Ont., under present firm name 1905; company controls mills Toronto, Goderich, Winnipeg, and Brandon; provinces and Goderich and Brandon three j President Fish Prince Rupert; 90 elevators western warehouses Toronto, Montreal. Alderman, terms; Mayor, 1898-1891; and Cold Storage Co., President Winnipeg Development Co., Director Great West Life Assurance Co Married Mary Louise Bremner, Toronto, 1882; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba, Brandon. Recreations: Horses, athletic sports, curling (holder of 28 medals and cups). Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 118 Stradbrooke Place, Winnipeg, Man. KELLY, Margaret Mary Corbett.— Wife of Thomas Kelly. Has six sonsj and one daughter. Born North York,! Ont, daughter of Thomas and Mary Theresa O'Donohoe Corbett. Educated North Yorke. Member St. Mary's R. C. Qhurch, Winnipeg; patroness and lifei member and Treasurer (1911) of St. Joseph's Boys' Orphanage Auxiliary; as-< sociate member Anti-Tuberculosis Auxiliary; member General Hospital Board; Children's Hospital Board; St. Mary's; Ladies' Aid. Clubs: Woman's Musi-! cal, Canadian, Western Art Association. Recreations: Boating, motoring, j music, driving. Address: Carlton St and Assiniboine Ave., Winnipeg, Man. KELLY, Robert.—President and Managing Director Kelly, Douglas & Co., Ltd., Vancouver. Born Russell, Ont., Aug. 15, 1862, son of James and Sarah Kelly. Educated public schools Russell. General store, Russell, 1880; manager of store, telegraph office, Finch, Ont, 1884-1888; moved to California and in general store business there: afterwards came to Vancouver and opened general store; then traveler for 288 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Oppenheim Bros., 1889-1896; established present business, 1896; Honorary President Vancouver Liberal Association. [Married Lillian Craig, Russell, Ont, [1892; has two children. Clubs: Vancouver, Western, Terminal City. Liberal. Address: Vancouver, B. C. THOMAS KELLY. KELLY, Thomas.—Of Thomas Kell^ & Sons, Contractors, 200 Nanton Building, Winnipeg. Born March 23, 1855. Emigrated to United States, 1864. Educated Oneida County, New Yorkr Commenced business Winnipeg as head of the firm of Kelly Bros., Contractors, which firm became Kelly Bros. & Company; this firm was merged into The Manitoba Construction Company, of which company Thomas Kelly was President and manager, 1903-1905; President and Manager Kelly Bros & Mitchell, Ltd., 1905-1808; present firm established 1908. The following are some of the more notable buildings that have been erected by him or by the firms of which he has been the head: The Dominion Government Post Office, and the Canadian Bank of Commerce Buildings, Vancouver; the Dominion Government Post Office Building, Grain Exchange Building, Free Press Building, the Imperial Bank, the Bank of Toronto and the Bank of Nova Scotia, the Canadian Pacific Railway Shops, the Canadian Northern Railway Shops, Winnipeg. He has also constructed the substructures of several bridges across the Red and Assiniboine Rivers, Winnipeg. Married to Margaret Mary Corbett, 1882. He has six sons and one daughter. Address: Carlton and Assiniboine Ave., Winnipeg, Man. KEMPT ON, Alonzo Fowler.—Manager of Occidental Fire Insurance Co., Manager Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Co., Wawanesa. Born Harmony Mills, N. S., Feb. ll, 5863, son of Richard and La- vinia Kempton. Educated Milton Academy. Worked various capacities United States and Mexico, 1879-1887, during which period visited Manitoba twice; settled permanently Manitoba, 1887; insurance agent, Glenboro. 1888; came to Wawanesa, 1895; founded Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Co., 1896; founded Occidental Fire Insurance Co., 1902; manages both companies. Is also interested in Wawanesa Wagon Seat Co., and Souris Valley Land Co. Married Samantha Preston, St. John, N. D., 1889; has two sons and three daughters. Club: Brandon. Societies: A. F. & A. M., I. O. O. F., K. of P. Recreation: Motoring. Conservative; Protestant Address, Wawanesa, Man. KENDALL, John.—Of Kendall, Sewell Sc Co., City Auditors, Exchange Building, Vancouver. Born Nottinghamshire, England, Oct. 18, 1873, son of Richard Reed and Mary Kendall. Educated privately and Nottingham University. Chartered accountant, London, England, 1895. Came to British Columbia 1902. Vice-president Institute of Chartered Accountants; Vice-President Vancouver Stock Exchange. Married Gertrude Skipworth; has one son. Clubs: Western, Royal Colonial Institution of London. Recreations: Football, rowing. Address: 2294 5th Ave., Vancouver, B. C. KENNEDY, Charles William Nassau. —Real Estate and Financial Agent, Kennedy Building, Winnipeg. Born Oct. 31, 1866, son of Honorable William Nassau and Mary Ann Kennedy. His father came to Fort Garry with Lord Wolseley's expedition, 1870, being made registrar of City of Winnipeg, 1872; Major, 1875-1876, and member first council of Assiniboia. Educated public schools and St. John's College Winnipeg. Entered Land Registry Office, Winnipeg, 1884. Alderman, six years. Married daughter of Thomas D. Robinson, Winnipeg, 1891; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Carleton, Winnipeg Yacht, Manitoba. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreation. Yachting. Liberal; Protest ant. Address: Winni- pen, Man. KENNEDY, Eleanor Eliza.—Widow of Captain William Kennedy, the famous Arctic explorer. Born South Audley St., London, England, daughter of William and Hannah Cripps. Educated Clifton and London. Married Captain Kennedy, London, England, 1859; has one son and one daughter. Came to Manitoba (then Red River settlement), 1861. Went to Oak Point, Lake Manitoba, the same year to work under auspices of Canadian Church Missionary Society. Found well-established Roman Catholic Mission and Anglican clergyman in the field. After a winter strenuously 289 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY spent in teaching and ministering to the wants of many natives there went back and settled with her husband in the parish of St. Andrew's, Man., having been deterred by the outbreak of the Sioux massacre in Minnesota from returning to England; after the death of Captain Kennedy, 1890, moved to Virden, 1891, where she still resides. Recreations: Music, singing, drawing, painting. Anglican. Address:" Virden, Man. GEORGE KENNEDY. KENNEDY, George. — Of Kennedy Bros., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, New Westminster. Born New Westminster, Aug. 11, 1859, son of James and Caroline Kennedy. Educated public and high schools, New Westminster. Editor The Columbian, New Westminster, 1888-1900; Postmaster New Westminster, 1900-1910. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 220 Second St., New Westminster, B.. C. KENNEDY, George Allan, M. B.—Physician and Surgeon. Born Dundas, Ont, April 16, 1858, son of Thomas and Jane Allan Kennedy. Educated Collegiate Institute, Dundas and St Catharine's, Toronto University. Came to Northwest Territories, 1878; surgeon Royal Northwest Mounted Police, 1878-1887; present practice, 1887; surgeon C. P. R. since 1897; President Northwest Medical Council for two years; President Council College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta 1907; member of Senate, Alberta University, two years; appointed Governor of same, 1911. Married Alice Maude Allen, daughter of William Cox Allen, M. P., of Cornwall, Ont., 1883; has one son and one daugh- GEORGE ALLAN KENNEDY. ter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Golf, motoring, polo. Independent; Anglican adherent Address: MacLeod, Alta GEORGE E. KENNEDY- KENNEDY, George E., Fh. M. B.—Of Kennedy & Alexander Real Estate and Insurance Agents, 204 Ninth Ave., W., Calgary. Born Mount Brydges, Ont, March 25, 1869, son of Rev. James and Eva Kennedy. Educated Collegiate Institute, St Mary's, Ont; Ontario College of Pharmacy. Clerk, Saunders & Co., London, Ont, 1889-1896; drug business on his own account, Ottawa, 1896- 1902; came to Alberta, 1902; real estate uuslness, Carstairs, Alta, 1902-1909; drug stores, Carstairs and Camrose, Alta, 1902-1909; established present business, 1910, Member Calgary Board of Trade. Ex-President and Secretary Conservative Association, Carstairs.! Married Delia Louise McDowell, Bow- 290 ■ WHO'S WHO. AND WHY nmnville, Ont, 1900; has one son and one daughter. Society: A, F. & A. M. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 914 Sixteenth Ave. W., Calgary, Alta. JAMES BUCKHAM KENNEDY. KENNEDY, James Buckham, ex-M. F.—Lumber Merchant. Born Bytown, Ont, Feb. 23, 1844, son of Donald and Janet Kennedy. Educated Bytown public schools. Farmed 1856-1867, when engaged lumber business. Came to Westminster, 1877. Member Royal Agricultural and Industrial Association board of control; pilot board and school board for many years. Was member city council two years; provincial legislature, four years; House of Commons, four years. Married Josephine E. De Beck, 1880 (deceased); married Mrs. D. Lloyd, 1891; has one son. Liberal. Address: 245 Columbia St E., New Westminster, B. C KENNEDY, James Cron, C. E.—Consulting Hydraulic Engineer, 413 Pacific Building, Vancouver. Born Ottawa, May 13, 1853, son of William and Agnes Stark Kennedy. Educated public and grammar schools, Owen Sound, Ont. Engineer construction of Ottawa Waterworks, 1873-1876; assistant engineer Toronto Waterworks construction, 1876- 1877; manufacturing business, Owen Sound, 1877-1886; installed waterworks system New Glasgow, N. S., 1887; City Engineer, Owen Sound, 1888-1891, construction engineer, sewer system, New Glasgow, 1891-1892; construction sewer system, Peterboro, Ont, 1896-1898; constructing water power plant for Peterboro Electric Co., 1898-1899; reconstructed power plant, Brantford Electric Co., 1900; engineer, reconstruction Chambly dam, Royal Electric Co., Montreal, 1900- 1902; engineer, construction of waterworks and sewer system, Hawkesbury, Ont, 1902-1903; management Cement Works, Owen Sound, Ont, 1904-1906; engineers on construction of pulp and paper mill, St. Raymond, Que., 1906; charge of Stave Lake Power Works, 1906-1909; private practice, Vancouver, since 1909. Married Annie Bishop, Owen Sound, Ont, 1882; has four sons and one daughter. Liberal; Baptist. Address: 1710 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. KENNEDY, James Henry, C. E.—Assistant Chief Engineer, Vancouver, Victoria & Eastern Railway Sc Navigation Co., Vancouver. Born Carleton County, Ont., March 3, 1852, son of John and Isabella Kennedy. Educated Toronto University; School of Practical Science, Toronto; civil engineer, C. P. R., 1882; subsequently engaged as Ontario land surveyor; spent some years in railway service Northern States; engaged on location and construction of Great Northern Railway through Rocky Mountains. Came to British Columbia, 1897. Married Annie Huntley, Toronto; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: Canadian and American Societies of Civil Engineers. Address: 1215 Eleventh Ave. W., Vancouver, B. C. JOHN A. KENNEDY. KENNEDY, John A.—Vice-President Grain Growers Grain Co., Kee way den Building, Winnipeg. Born Orillia, Ont., Sept. 13, 1854, son of Donald and Mary Kennedy. Educated public schools, Orillia. Engaged in farming near Orillia, 1878. Came to Manitoba, 1895; farmed near Swan River seven years. Owns farm at Rosser, Man.; dealer registered Shorthorn cattle. Came to Winnipeg, 1906; original . promoter, Grain Growers' Grain Co.; Vice-President, 1910. Reeve municipality of Swan River, 1895. Married Mary McDonald, Orillia, 1877; has four sons and three daughters. Recreations: Lacrosse, rowing. Non-partisan; Roman Catholic. Address: . 480 Spence St., Winnipeg, Man. 291 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY JOHN F. KENNEDY. KENNEDY, John Frederick.—Vice- President and Managing Director Canadian Press Association, Ltd., 1404 Dominion Trust Building, Vancouver; Managing Director Eastern Press Association; Director Western Press Association. Born Teeswater Ont, Aug. 29, 1878, son of John E. and Ellen Kennedy. Educated public schools, Teeswater. Clerk store Teeswater, 1895; Seattle, Wash., 1896-1898; newspaper work on Pacific Commercial Advertiser and Honolulu Republican, Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, 1898-1901;- business manager Daily Bulletin, Manilla, Philippines, 1901-1902; manager and part owner Manila American 1902-1904; on Shanghai Times, Shanghai, China, 1904; manager Manila Times and Far Eastern Review 1905-1907; conducted Japan Advertiser, Yokohama, 1907-1908; Secretary Northwestern branch of the American Mining Congress and Washington State Mining Association, Seattle. 1909; editor Washington Miner, 1909-1910; joined present corporation, 1910. Mai tied Annie de Lartigue, Honolulu, 1902: has one son. Society: I. O. O. F. (District Deputy Grand Sire Manila Lodge, Xo 1, Philippine Islands, 1906-1907). Recreations: Reading, lacrosse, baseball. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 1037 Haro St., Vancouver, B C. KENNERLEY, Leonard Harry—Real Estate Broker. Born Staffordshire, England, Jan. 30, 1884, son of William S and Annie Hawley Kennerlej*. Educated: London, England. Engaged survey work, Victoria Australia, 1901-04; stock raising, Australia 1904-06; subsequently member of firm, Mitchell-Ken- nerly, book and magazine publishers. New York. Came to Alberta, 1907; established present business 1910. Married Celia Block, New York, 1909; has L. H. KENNERLEY one daughter. Club: Alberta. tions: polo, outdoor sports. Anglican. Address: 331 13th Calgary, Alta Recrea- Liberal: Ave., E., D. R. KER. KER, David Russell—Of The Bracks man-Ker Milling Co., Ltd., Millers, 1420 Broad St., Victoria; branches: Vancou-; ver, New Westminster, Nelson, Ross-j land, Strathcona, Calgary. Born Vic-*] toria, Oct 2, 1862, son of Robert anq Jessie Russell Ker. Educated: Colle- 292 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY de School, Victoria. Employe of nry Brackman, North Saanich, 1878; er admitted to partnership and firm :orporated under present name. Mar- d Agnes Heisterman, 1893; has two is and two daughters. Clubs: Union, cific. Society: A. F. & A. M. Con- ■vative: Anglican. Address: Kers- ugh, Victoria, B. C. KER, Walter Henry—Of Brackman, r and Co., 41 Pender St., W., Van- lver. Born Victoria, Aug. 21, 1859, i of Robert James and Jessie Ker. ucated Victoria public schools. Clerk, ctoria 1890. Married Annie Eliza- th Shopland, Vancouver, 1906; has e son. Club: Terminal City. Recre- Address: 1267 Pendrill B. C. on: fishing. , Vancouver, EERGrIN, William Thomas, M. D., :-M. L. A.—Physician. Born St. Cath- ines Ont, May 17, 1876, son of Wil- m Henry and Margaret Kergin. Edu- ted St. Catharines College Institute; •ronto University. Came to Port npson, B. C, practiced medicine, 1902. acted to British Columbia Legislature, * Port Simpson, 1907. Married Fannie Stevenson; has two sons and one ugh ter. Recreations: motoring, boat- ?, hunting. Address: Prince Rupert, C. CERMAN, Herbert Charles—Sheriff. and Forks and Greenwood Electoral stricts, since 1904; director, Grand rks Orchard Co., Ltd., partner, River- le Nurseries. Born Winthrope, Lin- Inshire, England, Nov. 30, 1864, son Dymoke and Jane Kerman. Edu- ted: Lincoln Grammar School; Vienna, istria With Royal Northwest Mount- Police, Fort Walsh and Maple Creek, 82-1886; proprietor, Grimbsy Nurser- 5, Grimsby, Ont., 1886-1900. Came to itish Columbia 1900; interested nur- ry business since. Married Margaret uir, Grimsby, 1890; has two daugh- rs. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Conserv- ive; Presbyterian. Address: Grand ►rks, B. C. KERMODE, Francis—Curator Provin- il Museum, Victoria." Born Liverpool, igland, June 26, 1874, son of Edward Jorge and Elizabeth Kermode. Edu- ted Liverpool and Victoria. Came to •itish Columbia, 1883. Appointed As- stant Curator, 1890; Curator, 1904. arried Margaret Allan Fowler, Van- uver; has one son and one daughter, ub: Canadian; Societies: American As- ciation of Museums; American Ornith- ogists' Union; National Geographic; atural History of British Columbia, ddress: Victoria, B. C. KERR, Frank.—Chief License Inspector and Relief Officer for City of Winnipeg. Born Duntroon, Ont, July 1, 1866, son of James and Ann Kerr. Educated public schools, Banda, Ont. Came to Winnipeg, 1892; appointed to present offices, 1905; member council Associated Charities; ex-sergeant Winnipeg City Police. Served as sergeant, 36th Battalion, Ontario. Married Marion Tryphosa McCrindle, Winnipeg, 1895; has one son and one daughter. Society: I. O. O. F. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 218 Balmoral St., Winnipeg, Man. I. K. KERR KERR, Isaac Kendall (retired)—President of The Eau Claire & Bow River Lumber Company; president Calgary Water Power Company, Ltd.; president The Calgary Milling Co., Ltd.; president Calgary Natural Gas Company, Ltd. Born Clarence, County Russell, Ont., June 29, 1841; son of Isaac and Jane Edgar Kerr. Educated public schools. Engaged flour milling under the firm name of Cameron, Cummins & Kerr, Vankleek Hill, Ont, 1864. Came to Eau Claire, Wis., 1869; engaged lumber business, 1871-1901. Organized The Eau Claire Sc Bow River Lumber Company, with head office in Eau Claire, Wis., 1883, which company purchased timber limits on the Bow, Spray and Kanan- askis rivers, Alberta. This company built a sawmill, Calgary, 1886. The Calgary Water Power Co., Ltd., organized under the same management, 1889. Address: Calgary, Alta. KERR, Isaac K., Jr.,—Real Estate and Financial Broker; treasurer and director Calgary Milling Co., Ltd. Born Eau Claire, Wis., April 20, 1883; son of 293 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY • I. K. KERR, JR. Isaac K. and Clara E. Kerr. Educated: public and high schools. Accountant, Calgary Milling Co., 1904; treasurer and director, 1911; established present business, 1911. Member, Calgary Board of Trade. Married Catherine Josephine McCarthy, Milwaukee, Wis., 1908; has one son and one daughter. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Calgary, Alta. XESLEY, John—Mine manager, Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir, Ltd.), Cumberland. Born Motherwell, Lanarkshire, Scotland, June 8, 1863, son of James and Sarah Kesley. Educated Craigneuk school. Miner, Motherwell, 1875; subsequently engaged in mining, Frontenac, Kansas. Came to British Columbia, and engaged with Wellington Collieries, Wellington, 1883; Cumberland, 1895; manager Alexander mine, 1902; present position, 1907. Vice-president Cumberland and Union Water Works. Married Mary Scott, Nanaimo, 1892; has two daughters. Society: I. O. O. F. Address: Union, Cumberland, B. C. KETCHEN, Captain Huntly Douglas Brodie—District Staff Adjutant, Military District No. 10, and Captain S. H. R. C. Born Sholapore, India, May 22, 1872, son of Major-General James and J. Lumsden Ketchen. Educated Wellington College and Royal Military College, Sandhurst England. Second Lieutenant British Imperial Armv, 1890. Came to Canada, 1894. Served R. M. C, Sandhurst 1889; Lieutenant Imperial Army, 1890; Northwest Mounted Police, 1894; Lieutenant Strathcona's Horse, South Africa, 1900; B. Squadron, R. C. Dragoons, 1901; C. M. Rifles, 1901; R. C. M. R., 1902; Acting District Staff Adjutant, 1904; Adjutant, R C. M. R, 1904; Strathcona's Horse Royal Canadians, 1909' f IBl ^ * $!§ Ipn i CAPTAIN HUNTLY DOUGLAS. BRODIE KETCHEN D. S. A., Military District, No. 10, 191 Medals, South Africa, Queen's with thij clasps. Married Margaret Elizabe Robinson, Regina, 1905; has two so*j Club: Manitoba. Society: Western Ca ada Military Institute. Recreation shooting, motoring, riding. Anglict Address: 111 Nassau St, Winnipeg, Mi KEYES, J. F.—Managing Direci Powell River Paper Co., Ltd., 312 Win] Bldg., Vancouver. Born Winona, Min March 19, 1868, son of John and Angtj ine E. Keyes. Educated University Michigan. Lumberman, St. Paul, Minj 1894. Came to British Columbia, 19 Married Jennie D. Dudgeon, Newark, j J., has one son and one daughter. Re reation: tennis. Address: 1860 Nels* St., Vancouver, B. C. KICKBUSH, Frederick Charles—Far: er. Born Rostock, Germany, March ! 1859, son of William and Ida KhSkbuj Educated Rostock. Sailor, mercha service; holds master mariner's certi cate. Came to British Columbia, 181* Chilliwack, 1888, of which town w reeve, four years. President Chilliwaj Co-operative Creamery Co., seven yeaj Married Cynthia A. Huck, Chilliwac has two sons. Societies: A. F. & A. 5 K. of P.; I. O. F. Address: Chilliwac B. C. KIDDIE, Thomas—Consulting Met; lurgist, 448 Seymour St., Vancouvd Born North Shields, England, Dec. ' 1855, son of John and Margaret Mart] Kiddie. Educated: public schools; EI wick Mechanics Institute. With Be Metal Sc Chemical Co., Jarrow-on-Tyi 1872-1882; instructor chemistry and m< allurgy, Science and Art School, . Ne castle-on-Tyne and Jarrow Mechani 294 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY titute, 1879-1882; chemist Orford iper Sc Nickel Co., Bergen Point, N. 1882-1888; superintendent, W. A. rk smelter, San Pedro, N. M., 1888- 1; manager, London Mine, Park Coun- Colo., 1891; Orford Copper & Nickel , 1893; built smelter for Van Anda >per Co., 1898; designed and built slter, Tyee Copper Co., Ladysmith, C, 1902; manager, Northport Smelter, 7-1910. Patentee for process for sep- Tion of arsenic bismuth, etc., from per solutions; patentee of a gravity sharge boat for the carrying and au- latic discharging of the cargo, adapt- for ores, coal and other loose or bulk terials. Hot blast furnace for smelt- ore, bricking and roasting of fine and concentrates, etc. Author of ibination method for the estimation silver and gold in copper, mattes, lion, etc. Married Hannah Elizabeth ?g, North Shields, 1881; has two sons, ■ieties: A. F. & A. M.; Canadian Min- Institute; American Institute of ring Engineers. Conservative: Prot- int Address: 884 Bute St., Vancou- , B. C. 'REDERICK AUBREY KILBOURN -T.ILBOT7RN, Frederick Aubrey—Of bourn-Newton, Ltd., Real Estate and mncial Brokers, McNaughton Block. Igary; director, Woodcrafte Ltd. rn Invermay, Ont., Jan. 31, 1879, son Margaret Antoinette and John M. Ibourn, K. C. Educated: public and !h schools, Ontario. Law student with Ibourn & Kilbourn, Owen Sound, Ont.; iking, Lakefield, Ont., 1901-08; sec- ary-treasurer, Lakefield Portland Cent Co., Ltd., 1908-10. Member of'Cal- ry Board of Trade. Married Jessie rtrude Adley, Calgary, 1911. Club: Alberta Calgary; Engineers (Montreal). Recreations: outdoor sports. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 903 Fifteenth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta KILGOUR, James LL. B.—Of Kilgour Barristers, Hamilton bers, Brandon. Born Jan. 22, 1874 son of phia Kilgour. Educated Toronto versity; Osgoode Hall. Called to Frederick, B. A., & Buckingham, Provident Cham- Hlllsburgh, Ont, John W. and So- Uni- On- tario bar 1896; practiced Guelph, Ont, 1896-1901. Came to Brandon, 1901, and practiced there since. Married Geills McCrae, Guelph, 1905; has two daughters. Liberal. Address: 504 15th St., Brandon, Man. CECIL KDLLAM KILLAM, Cecil, M. A., D. C. L., LL. M.—Of Macdonell, Killam & Farris, Barristers and Solicitors, 744 Hastings St., Vancouver; secretary-treasurer, Vancouver Law Society; director, Dominion Hospital; director, Pythian Hall Co.; director British Columbia Mining & Development Co. Born Yarmouth, N. S., Feb. 6, 1877, son of Frank and Ellen Hood Killam. Educated: Mount Allison University, Dalhousie University, Columbia University. Came to British Columbia and called to bar, 1900; practiced alone, Vancouver, 1901; member of firm Martin & Deacon* 1901-02; Martin & Killam, 1902-04; Killam & Farris, 1904- 08; present firm formed, 1908. Married Edith Deinsteadt; has one daughter. Club: University. Society: K. of P. Recreations: golf, tennis, football. Liberal; .Methodist Address: 1222 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. 295 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY KILLAM, George Knight, M. A.—Of Allan, Killam & McKay, Financial Agents, 222 Bannantyne Ave., Winnipeg. Born Windsor, Ont., July 4, 1878, son of late Mr. Justice Albert Clements Killam, Chairman of Railway Commission of Canada, and Minnie Killam. Educated All Saints' School; Manitoba College. Law student, Winnipeg, 1898; called to Manitoba bar, 1903. Entered firm of W. R Allan & Co., 1904. Joined 90th Regiment, 1899; Captain, 1901; transferred to 90th Regiment, Corps Reserve, 1907. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country. Recreation: polo. Liberal; Anglican. Address. 1 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. KILMER, John H., C. E.—Of Kilmer & Holland, Civil Engineers, 524 Pender St., W., Vancouver. Born Warkworth, Ont, July 22, 1861, son of Edward and Jane Ford Kilmer. Educated: public and high schools, Walkerton; Toronto University; School of Science, Toronto. Mercantile business, California, 1877; surveying, California, 1880; attendant Toronto University, 1883-1884; engineering corps, C. P. R., 1884-1885; surveyor and engineer, California, 1885-1899; mercantile business, Durham, Ont, 1889-1897. Came to British Columbia and engaged prospecting, etc., 1898. Assistant City Engineer, Vancouver, 1900-1906; surveying and engineering business with Col. Tracy, 1906-1910; present firm formed, 1910. Married Amy B. Root, Plumas, Cat, 1888; has one son and two daugh- Imperial; Vancouver; Societies: A. F. & A. C. O. F. Conservative; 1054 Alberni St., ters. . Clubs: United Service. M.: I. O. F; Anglican. Address: Vancouver, B. C. DON L. KIMBALL. KIMBALL, Don L.—Secretary and manager, Alberta British Columbia Land Co., Ltd., Sherlock Bldg., Lethbridge. Born Meadville, Utah, May 7, 1887, sor of Jed and Eleanor Kimball. Educated public and high schools, Utah. Came t« Alberta, 1898. Salesman, Bell Piano Co. Taber, Alta., 1907; salesman, William! Piano Co., Calgary, 1907-1911; estabi lished present business, 1911. Married Lottie Perry, Raymond, Alta., 1906; has one son and two daughters. Liberal Anglican. Address: Lethbridge, Alta KING, Frederick Evan, D., M. D.- Dentlst, 208 Hastings St., Vancouver Born Chipman, N. B., July 27, 1878, soi of Hon. Senator George Gerald King am Esther Kins Educated Tufft's Dents /College, Boston, Mass. Came to Britisl Columbia, 1892. Dentist, Cranbrook, E C, 1892-1908. Vancouver, since 1908 Married Mary Keith, Moncton, N. B 1904; has two daughters. Club: Ter minal City. Recreations: curling, la crosse. Address: 1031 Bidwell St, Van couver, B. C. KING, G. C.—Postmaster, Calgarj Born Chelmsford, Essex, England, Apri 23, 1848, son of Edward and Mary King Educated Hunt's private school, Spring field. Groceries and dry goods, Faken ham, Norfolk, 1863. Came to Alberts 1874. Married Louisa Munro, Calgarj 1879; has two sons and two daughter; Address: 714 Fifteenth Ave., W., Cal gary, Alta. KING, Harry De Wolfe, LL. B.—0 Livingston, Garrett & King, Barrister! 536 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Oi tawa, Jan. 15, 1872, son of James Wyet •and Agnes King. Educated Dalhousi University. Practiced, Halifax. Cam to British Columbia, 1900. Captain, 6t D. C. O. Rifles. Club: Terminal Citj Recreation: yachting. Address: 764 Cat dero St., Vancouver, B. C. KING, James H., M. D., C. M.—Of Dr: King Sc Green, Physician and Surgeoi Cranbrook. President, King Lumbe Mills Co., Ltd.; president, Cranbroo Electric Light Co., Ltd.; director, Koote nay Telephones Co., Ltd. Born Chili man, N. B., Jan. 18, 1872, son of G. C and Esther Briggs King. Educated: S Martins' Academy; McGill University Practiced, Andover and.St John, N. B 1895-1898. Came to British Columbi* 1898. Practiced, Cranbrook since. Reij resented Cranbrook, British Columbi! L-gislature, 1903-1907; unsuccessful car didate for Kootenay to House of Con 296 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY J H. KING. ans, 1911. Married Nellie Sadler, iple View, N. B., 1907. Societies: A. . & A. M.; I. O. O. F; K. of P. Lib- al; Baptist. Address: Cranbrook, B. C. KING, William S.—Real Estate Agent, eArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Born On- rio, May 30, 1879, son of John and ary A. King. Educated Mt Forest and )ronto. Came to Winnipeg, 1901; es- blished present business, 1902. Presi- nt, Weir Building Co.; director, Win- peg Taxicab Co. Recreation: motor- g. Presbyterian. Address: Casa Louea ock, Winnipeg, Man. KINGHAM, J.—Of J. Kingham & Co., inancial Brokers, 1203 Broad St, Vic- ria Born Beaconsfield, England, Feb. !, 1866, son of Josiah and Sarah King- un. Educated, Bedfordshire, England, ime to British Columbia, 1890. Ex- ember Council, Victoria Board of rade; treasurer, Vancouver Island De- lopment Co.; Commissioner Pilotage uthority, Victoria and Esquimalt, 1902- 110; secretary-treasurer, 1910-1911; resident Victoria Liberal Association. srved with 5th Regiment, three years. arried Grace H. Fawcett, Victoria, 597; has one son and two daughters, lub: Pacific. Recreation: cricket. Lib- -al. Address: Victoria B. C. KINGSTON, Charles Morgan, M. D., C. L—Physician and Surgeon. Morrison lock, Grand Forks; owner and superln- mdent, Cottage Hospital, Grand Forks; Lrector, Boundary Trust and Investment o. Born West Huntingdon, Hastings ounty, Ont, Dec. 27, 1867, son of harles and Mary Kingston. Educated: public schools, West Huntingdon; high school, Stirling, Ont.; Trinity Medical College, Toronto. Came to British Columbia, 1898. Practiced Shoal Lake, 1898-1900; Grand Forks since 1900. Surgeon to Granby Smelter, C. P. R. and Great Northern Ry., Grand Forks. Medical health officer. Married Martha Watson Vankleek, daughter of Peter Vankleek, Madoc, Ont., 1908; has two sons. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: curling, hunting. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Grand Forks, B. C. EVERT L. KINMAN XINMAN, Evert L.—President, Imperial Timber & Trading Co., Ltd., standing* timber and wholesale lumber, 318 Hastings St., Vancouver; president, Omileca Mines, Ltd.; managing director, Island Dock & Warehouse Co., Ltd. Born Novelty, Missouri, March 9, 1870, son of Anderson and Sara Kinman. Educated, Novelty. Came to British Columbia, 1890. Prospecting, mining, timber cruising; lumbering in all its branches, 1890-1906. Married Estelle Murphy, daughter of Judge Murphy, New Bloomfield, 1898; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Vancouver Press. Liberal. Address: 1519 Beach Ave., Vancouver, B. C. KINAIRD, George Johnstone — Of Kinnaird & Henderson, Accountants and Auditors, 342 Jasper Ave., E., Edmonton. Born Dundee, Scotland, June 10, 1855, son of David and Jean Johnstone Kinnaird. Educated West End Academy, Dundee. Came to Canada, 1875, in the service of Hudson's Bay Co., Oak Point, Man.; Manitoba Home; Fort Ellice; Fort Pelly; Edmonton and Athabasca Land- 297 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ing, 1875-1886; accountant and sales shop manager, Hudson's Bay Co., Edmonton, 1886-1900; Secretary-Treasurer and Commissioner, Town and City of Edmonton, 1900-1908; established present business, 1908; makes specialty of municipal accounting and auditing. Married Kate Anne Wilson Garnett, Athcarne Castle, County Meath, Ireland, 1889; has three sons and one daughter. Club: Edmonton. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M.; St Andrew's. Recreation: curling. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 493 Fifth St., Edmonton, Alta KIRBY, Walter T.—Of Oldfield, Kirby & Gardner, Brokers and Investment Agents, Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Montreal, May 19, 1858, son of Thomas and Sarah Kirby. Educated high school, Montreal. Clerk, Merchants Bank, Ottawa, 1877. Came to Winnipeg, 1879. Secretary and A. D. C. to Lieutenant- Governor of Manitoba. Served with Governor-General's Foot Guards, Ottawa. Married Edith Lascelles Gautier, Singleton Park, England, 1889; has one son and one daughter. Club: Manitoba. Recreation: golf. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 52 Edmonton St, Winnipeg, Man. KIRCHHOFFER, Hon. Senator John Nesbitt—Barrister. Born Ballyromney, Ireland, May 5, 1848, son of Rev. Richard B. Kirchhoffer. Came to Canada, 1854. Educated Marlborough College, England. Served as ensign and afterwards Captain, Port Hope 46th Battalion, Fenian Raid, 1866. Called to Ontario bar, 1871, and practiced Port Hope Came to Manitoba, 1883, called to Manitoba bar, 1884. Founded and successfully completed settlement at Plum Creek. Served reeve and Mayor of Souris; member and chairman of Board of Western Judicial District; member of Manitoba Legislative Assembly, 1886- 1888. Married Ada Smith (deceased); married Clara Howard. Conservative. Address: Brandon, Man. KIRK, George Alan.—Wholesale Merchant of Turner, Beeton & • Co., Ltd., Wharf St., Victoria Born Dover, England, March 8, 1870, son of Colonel James Buchanan and Emily Kirk. Educated England. Came to British Columbia, 1886, while serving Royal Navy, 1883-1889; served with 4th Essex Regiment, 1889-1904; later entered mercantile business, London, England, 1900. Treasurer British Columbia Anti-Tuberculosis Society; ex-President British Columbia Board of Trade. Married Eliza beth Georgina Harvey, Victoria, 190S, has one daughter. Clubs: Army an Navy (London); Union. Recreations hunting, shooting, fishing, polo, yacht] ing. Conservative; Anglican. Address Victoria, B. C. KIRK, Samuel John, M. D.—Physicia Surgeon and Druggist. Born Kirkto Ont, Feb. 11, 1870, son of Alexand* and Jane Mahon Kirk. Educated: pul lie school, Kirkton; St. Mary's Collets Institute; Manitoba University Medici College. Came to Hamiota, Man., 189' Established present practice, 1898. Con ner for Manitoba, Secretary-Treasure! Oak River School District; Health O fleer, Blanshard Municipality. Marrh Ida Alburtha Hall, 1901; has two soi and one daughter. Societies: A. F. A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: curlin. lawn tennis, shooting. Conservative Methodist Address: Oak River, Man. KIRKCALDY, James—City Assessc Brandon. Born Fifeshire, Scotland, Mi 18, 1866, son of James and Helen Kir} caldy. Educated public schools, Sea land. Served in the Black Watch, s years; on staff of School of Musketi Hythe, England; came to Brandon, 189 appointed Chief of Police,. 1891; served i Alderman; later appointed to presej position. Captain and Adjutant 99 Manitoba Rangers. Married Rose Hal nah Perry, Brandon, 1890; has three sd and four daughters. Society: A. F. A. M. Recreations: curling, shootir Conservative; Presbyterian. Addres 225 Seventh St., Brandon, Man. KIRKPATRICK, George R. F.—Ma ager, Imperial Bank, Edmonton. Bo Toronto, Aug. 30, 1868, son of George and Francis Kirpatrick. Educated Upp Canada College, Toronto. Joined baii 1886. Came to Alberta, 1889; appoint to present position, 1891. Married Emi May Rowell, Winnipeg, 1891 (deceas* 1906); married Ethel Bate, Ottawa 19* Address: 446 Fifth St, Edmonton, Al KIRKPATRICK, Thomas — Shins Manufacturer, Hastings St, Vancouv Born Kirk's Hill, Cumberland Coun N. S., Dec. 10, 1864, son of Alexander a Eliza Mason Kirkpatrick. Educated pi lie schools, Nova Scotia. Came to Br Ish Columbia 1886, and engaged prese business. Alderman, Vancouver, 19- 1911. Married Elizabeth Brander, Ha fax, 1890; has two sons, Clubs: Ten 293 WHO'S WHO AND WHY THOMAS KIRKPATRICK City; Commercial. Recreations: out- r sports. Conservative; Presbyterian, dress: 2165 Dundas St, Vancouver, C. 3LNEELAND, Elbert Walter—General nager British America Elevator Co., L, vice-president Port Arthur Eleva- Co„ Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born imesota, May 25, 1866, son of Nelson and Azelia Kneeland. Educated pub- schools Minnesota. Grain agent, lsboro, S. D.; came to Winnipeg from nneapolis, 1906; member Winnipeg iin Exchange. Married Minnie Hon- in, 1893; has one daughter. Clubs: nitoba, St Charles Country. Society: F. & A. M. Liberal. Address: 351 mr Ave.,, Winnipeg, Man. £ NIGHT, Charles—Live Stock Ex- ■ter, Samis Block, Calgary. Born uro, N. S., July 19, 1867, son of ;phen and Eleanor Knight. Educated talic schools Truro. Came to Alberta, ,0. Contracting, C. P. R, Alberta, 10-1883; stock raising and exporting ce 1883. Married Eliza Watson, ighter of Alexander Watson, 1890. neties: I. O. F, W. O. W. Recrea- n: shooting. Liberal; Presbyterian, dress: 518 Fourth Ave., W., Calgary, ta ENIGHT, Chas. Cair — Financial raker, 306-309 Winch Bldg., Vancou- b Born St Johns, Nfld., son of Allan and Jessie E. Knight Educated Meth- ist College. Came to Saskatchewan, )5; managing director, Western Pa- ic Development Co., Ltd.; Saskatche wan* Mortgage Corporation; director, Star Collieries; director, Saskatchewan- Alberta Collieries; Liberal candidate House of Commons for Sherbrooke, Que., 1900. Married Florence T. Spence; has one daughter. Club: Commercial. Recreations: hunting, fishing. Address: Salsbury Drive, Vancouver, B. C. KNIGHT, Edward Christman—Secretary and Managing Director, Vancouver Lumber Co., Ltd., Bridge St, Vancouver. Born Philadelphia, Pa, Sept 1, 1868, son of William A. and Sarah Knight Educated University of Pennsylvania as mining engineer and metallurgist. With Illinois Steel Co., Chicago, as chemist, 1889, and for eighteen months superintendent Basic open hearth steel department; went to Mexico for Guggenheim Smelting Co., 1896; manager Monterey Smelter Plant; also Velardena Plant; member of executive committee of Southern department, American Smelting Sc Refining Co. Came to British Columbia and acquired interest present firm, 1908. Married lone Tucker, Taylor, Texas; has one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver, Jericho Country, Royal Vancouver Yacht Recreations: all outdoor sports. Address: 1108 Nicola St, Vancouver, B. C. KNIPFEL, John Edler, M. D.—Physician; secretary-treasurer Broderick Rural Telephone Co. Born Berlin, Ont, Aug. 28, 1878, son of Otto and Elizabeth Edler Knipfel. Educated: public schools, Pilkington, Ont.; high schools, Berlin and Elora Ont; Toronto University. Came to Saskatchewan, 1905. Secretary-Treasurer, Broderick Council, 1909, 1910, 1911; Secretary-Treasurer, Broderick School Board, 1910-1911. Married Elizabeth Ann Rice, 1904; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: C. H. C; Ml W. A. Recreations: athletics. Liberal; Unionist Address: Broderick, Sask. KNIGHT, Richard H., B. A. Sc, D. L. S., A. L. S., M. E.—Of Driscoll & Knight, Surveyors and Engineers, Dominion Bank Bldg., Edmonton. Born Bruce Mines, Ottt, June 7, 1877, son of John and Christina Knight Educated: public schools, Bruce Mines; high school, Port Arthur; Toronto University. Engineer on location and construction, Al- goma Central Railway, Sault Ste. Marie, 1900-1903; contract and subdivision surveys, Dominion Government, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, 1904-1911; present firm formed, 1904. Member Senate, Alberta University; member of Council, Alberta Land Surveyors. Married Ada McKinley, 1905; has two daughters. Club: Edmonton. Societies: A. F. & A. M., Engineering Society of Edmonton. Liberal. Address: 350 Eighth St, Edmonton, Alta 299 WHO'S WHO,v AND WHY KNOTT, Henry William Howard- Barrister. Born Worcester, England, June 21, 1871. Educated: Downing College, Cambridge and Middle Temple, London, England. Came to Winnipeg, 1902. Married Isabel Katherine Martin, Char- lottetown, P. E. I., 1906. Club: Adanac. Recreation: cricket Conservative; Anglican.'* Address: 406 Kenmore Block, Winnipeg, Man. JOHN A. KNOTT KNOTT, John A.—President Winnipeg Fur Co., Ltd., 181 Bannatyne Ave., Winnipeg. Born Esquesing Township, Hal- ton County, Ont, June 27, 1865, son of Lewis H. and Martha Knott. Educated public schools Georgetown, Ont Commercial traveler for W. H Hovey & Son, Acton, Ont, 1882-1894; with Arthur Paquet, Quebec, 1894-1902; charge Winnipeg branch, Arthur Paquet, 1902-1905; present position since. Member Winnipeg Board of Trade; President Winnipeg Liberal Association; president Manitoba branch Canadian Manufacturers' Association, 1909. Married Emily E Stephens, Woodstock, Ont, 1888; has twc sons. Society: A. F. & A. M. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 98 Stradbrooke Place, Winnipeg, Man. KNOWLES, William Erskine, M. P.— Barrister. Born Alllston, Ont, Nov. 29, 1872, son of Rev. Robert and Frances Knowles. Educated: high school, Almonte, Ont.; McGill University; Osgoode Hall. Elected by acclamation to House of Commons for West Assiniboia. 1905; re-elected for Moose Jaw, 1908. Married Jean Laurie Henderson, 1910 Clubs: Laurentian (Ottawa); Moose Jaw. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Moose Jaw, Sask. KNOWLTON, Edmond Shorey—Drud gist, 1 Hastings St., E., Vancouver. Borj Newboro, Ont, June 22, 1868, son «j George G. and Martha Knowlton. Edi cated: Ontario, Brandon and Winnipe] Employed drug store, Winnipeg, 1881 Came to British Columbia, 1896. Dire tor, Vancouver Exhibition Associatio: past president and member of the Coui cil, British Columbia Pharmaceutical A- ssOciation; vice-president Vancouv*! Amateur Driving Association. Club] Vancouver, Commercial. Societies: J F. Sc A. M., S. O. E. Recreations: ridii] and driving. Industrial Liberal. A< dress: 1056 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. KNOX, William John, M. D., C. M. Physician and Surgeon. Born Fitzrij Harbor, Ont, June 5, 1878, son of Re W. and Jessie Knox. Educated: hij school, Athens, Ont.; Queen's Universit House surgeon, Ottawa General Hospit; 1902-1903. Came to British Columbi 1903; practiced Kelowna since. Presidei Kelowna Liberal Association. Marri Janet Dickson, 1905; has two daughtei Club: Kelowna. Societies: A. F. & M., K. of P. Recreation: lacrosse. Li! eral; Methodist. Address: Kelowna, C. XOZA, Stanley William—S. W. Ko & C, Real Estate and Financial Broke 818 Main St, Winnipeg. Born Tama Austria, Nov. 25, 1885, son of Micha and Marie Koza Educated Tarnow C« lege, Austria. Came to Winnipeg, 191 Conducted Central Employment Ageni 1904; interpreter, Wilton, MeMum Delorme & Davidson, 1905-1906; iit] prefer, Hagel & Hagel, 1907-1909; estsj lished present business, 1909. Libera Roman Catholic. Address: 280 Aubr St., St James, Winnipeg, Man. KRANKENHAGEN, Wilhelm — Ma; ager Alberta Herald Publishing Co., L Born Hanover, Germany, March 5, 18. son of Carl and Elizabeth Krankenhagj Educated Hanover. Served Germ army, 1903-1904. Came to Alberta, 19 Recreation: travel. Address: Edmonti Alta. LA CHANCE, Fortunat, M. D., B. A Surgeon, 258% Portage Ave., Winnipj Born- St. Norbert, Man., Oct. 24, 13 son of Pierce and Malviena La Chan; Educated: Manitoba University; La* University. House surgeon Hotel Dft Montreal, 1902-1904; general hospita; Paris, France, 1904-1907. Came to Wj nipeg, 1907. Coroner, St. Boniface; S geon and special physician, St. Bonifl Hospital; surgeon, Winnipeg Free D pensary; specialist, diseases of worn Married Eugenie Forrest, Montreal, 19 300 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY FORTUNAT LA CHANCE, M. D., B. A. has one daughter. Club: Adanac. Society: Manitoba Medical. Recreation: traveling. Roman Catholic. Address: 319 Langevin St., St. Boniface, Man. VERY REV. A. LACOMBE. LACOMBE, Very Rev. Father Albert —Vicar General, Diocese of St Albert, Catholic missionary Western Canada Born St Sulpice, L'Assomption County, Que., Feb. 28, 1828, son of Albert attd Agathe Lacombe. Educated L'Assomption College. Ordained priest and came to present Province of Manitoba 1849; member Board of Education, Manitoba, 1880; missionary to Territories, 1881. Has studied languages and traditions of Indians of plains for years, and has published dictionaries, grammars and other works referring to language of Cree and Objlbway Indians. Address: The Lacombe Home, Midnapore, Alta. LACOSTE, Rev. Henry, O. M. I., Ph. D., D.D.—Vicar General of the Diocese of Prince Albert. Born Ycel, France, Aug. 17, 1864. Educated: Gregorian University, Rome; Little Seminary of Au- benas, France. Came to Ottawa and appointed Professor of Theology, Ottawa University, 1889; appointed Rector of Cathedral, Prince Albert, 1896; Vicar General, 1908. Society: K. of C. Recreation: reading. Address: Bishop's Palace Prince Albert, Sask. LACROIK, Henry—-Of Lacroix Bros. & Co., Implements and General Agents, 19 Eighteenth St., Prince Albert. Born Sarni, Ont., March 2, 1858, son of Gilbert and Elizabeth Lacroix. Educated public schools, Sarnia Carriage painter, 1873; came to Winnipeg, 1882; removed to Prince Albert, 1891; engaged implement business with his brother under firm name of Lacroix Bros., 1898; formed present firm, 1907. Chairman of Prince Albert Separate School Trustees since 1892; Alderman, 1906-1907; 1910-1911; member of Council, Prince Albert Agricultural Society, . 1910-1911; trustee Catholic Hospital, 1911. Married Rose Louise Decoteau, Sarnia, 1880; has nine sons and three daughters. Societies: K. of C, C. M. B. A. Recreations: baseball, curling, rowing. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: 321 Twelfth St., Prince Albert, Sask. LADNER, Thomas Ellis (Retired)— Born Trenant Park, Cornwall, England, Sept 8, 1836, son of Edward and Sarah Ladner. Educated Nash grammar school, Falmouth. Came to British Columbia, 1858; engaged salmon canning, mining and agriculture. Director, British Columbia Life Insurance Co. Served as Lieutenant Home Guards, New Westminster, Fenian Raid, 1866. Married Edna Booth, Victoria, 1865 (deceased, 1883); married Minnie Elizabeth Parr, Los Gates, Cal., 1884; has three sons and three daughters. Recreations: riding, driving, fishing. Conservative. Address: 1018 Bidwell St., Vancouver, B. C. LADNER, William Henry Douglas— Of Ladner Sc Wilson, Barristers, 619 Hastings St, W., Vancouver. Born St. Johns, Nfld., April 24, 1879, son of Rev. Charles and Maria Ladner. Came to British Columbia, 1888. Educated: Columbian Methodist College, New Westminister; law student, Vancouver, 1901. Served with 3rd Royal Canadian Regiment, Victoria* Garrison. Married Frances Pearl Davies, Kamloops; has one daughter. Address: Bemister, Gray Road, Burnaby, B. C. LAIDLAW, Lorne Nelson—Of White Sc Laidlaw, Barristers and Solicitors, Medicine Hat Born Berlin, Ont, Feb. 6. 1882, son Of Gideon B. and Jennie 301 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY LORNE N. LAIDLAW. A. Laidlaw. Educated Brandon College. Called to Manitoba bar, 1908. Practiced, Brandon, 1908-1910; present partnership formed, 1911. Married Mary Hall, Brandon. Club: Cypress. Society: K. of P. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Medicine Hat Alta LAIDLAW, Rev. Robert Simpson, B. A.—St Paul's Presbyterian Church, Brandon. Born Westminster, Ont, Feb. 15, 1877, son of William and Margaret Laidlaw.' Educated: Toronto University, United Free Church College, Glasgow, Scotland; Knox College. Entered ministry as assistant, Knox Church, Woodstock, 1903-1904; pastor of St. Andrew's Church, Belleville, 1904-1909; called to present charge, 1909. Married Mary Veronica Dunlop, Woodstock, Ont, 1905; has one son. Liberal; Prebyterian. Address: Brandon, Man. LAIDLAW, Stewart Rawston, B. A.— Of Laidlaw, St. John Sc Earl, Barristers, Union Bank Bldg, Winnipeg. Born Havelock, Ont, March 2, 1876, son of George E. and Sarah Laidlaw. Educated Manitoba University. Taught school, Manitoba, 1894-1900. Came to Winnipeg to study law, 1900. Vice-president Young Liberal Association. Married Wllhelmina Bell, Winnipeg, 1906; has one son. Club: Assiniboine. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: lacrosse. Liberal; Methodist Address: 209 Spence St, Winnipeg, Man. LAING, George Stanley, C. A.—Of Montague, Aldous Sc Laing, Chartered Accountants, Nanton Bldg., Winnipeg. Born London, Ont, Sept. 24, 1877, son of ^M aS^ W P M ■t ^ !§-■**■**■ f% G. S. LAING, C. A. George and Caroline Laing. Educated Collegiate Institute, London. Bank clerk, London, 1890. Came to Winnipeg, 1896. Holds Captain's certificate, Canadian Militia. Married Florence Mabel Bradshaw, Winnipeg, 1906; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Military Institute, Manitoba and St Charles Country Club. Recreations: football, rowing, golf. Anglican. Address: 104 Scott St., Winnipeg, Man. LAKE, Richard Stuart, M. F.— Farmer. Born Preston, England, July 10, 1860, son of Margaret and Lieutenant-Colonel Percy G. B. Lake. Educated Haversham Grammar school, Westmoreland. Member Northwest Territory Legislature, for Grenfell, 1898- 1904; unsuccessful candidate to House of Commons for East Assiniboia 1900; elected for Qu'Appelle, 1904; re-elected, 1908. Married Dorothy Fletcher, Ottawa, 1190. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Grenfell, Sask. LAMONT, The Hon. John Henderson, B. A., LL. B., K. C.—Judge of the Supreme Court of Saskatchewan. Born Mulmur Township, Dufferin County, Ont., Nov. 12, 1865, son of Duncan Carmichael and Margaret Robson Lamont. Educated: high school, Brampton and Orangeville; Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario bar, 1895; practiced, Toronto, 1895-1899; came to Saskatchewan, 1899; elected to House of Commons, for Saskatchewan, 1904; resigned to become Attorney-General first Government of Province of Saskatchewan, 1905; appointed present office, 1907. .Married Margaret Murray Johnston, 1899; has one daughter. Address: 2060 Lorne St, Regina, Sask. 302 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HIS HONOUR, P. S. LAMPMAN LAMPMAN, His Honour, Peter Secord —Judge of the County Court, Victoria. Born Stamford, Ont, June 23, 1867, son of Thomas and Catherine Mlddaugh Lampman. Educated: high school, Tho- rold; Trinity University; Osgoode Hall. Law student Miller, Cox & Yale, St. Catharines, 1888-1889; Bruce, Burton & Bruce, Hamilton, 1889-1890; Hall & Kilmer, Toronto, 1891-1892. Called to Ontario bar, 1892. Came to British Columbia and called to bar, 1893; appointed Judge, 1905. Served as paymaster, 5th Victoria Regiment, 1900- 1901. Club: Union. Recreations: tennis, golf. Anglican. Address: 1700 York Place, Oak Bay, Victoria, B. C. LANDRY, Hector L., M. A., LL. B.— Of Gariepy & Landry, Barristers, Edmonton. Born Dorchester, N. B., July 14, 1881, son of Annie and Pierre A. Landry. Judge of Supreme Court of New Brunswick. Educated: high school, Dorchester; University of St Joseph's; King's College; Harvard University; Osgoode Hall. Practiced, Moncton, N. B., 1903; as Elwood & Landry, Moosomin, Sask., 1904; came to Edmonton and practiced as Landry & Morrison, 1905; present partnership formed, 1906. Member bar of New Brunswick, Saskatchewan and Alberta. Solicitor for Traders Bank of Canada, Manufacturers' Life (Loan Department), Empire Loan Co. Married Madeline M. Graves, Edmonton, 1909; has one daughter. Clubs: Edmon- HECTOR L. LANDRY ton, Harvard Canadian, Harvard Union. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: Edmonton, Alta. C. E. LANE. LANE, Charles Edwin—Real Estate and Financial Broker, 233 Eighth Ave., Calgary. Born Cornwall, England, Dec. 24, 1870, son of William and Mary Lane. Educated private schools, England. Came to Alberta and engaged with R. G. Dun Sc Co., Calgary, 1906; established present business, 1906. Married Helen Chepnell, Sioux City, Iowa, 1895; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 808 Centre St., Calgary, Alta. 303 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY GEORGE LANE LANE, George—Rancher and Stockbreeder, director, Permanent Loan & Investment Co., Calgary. Born near Des Moines, Iowa, March 9, 1856, son of J. W. and Julia Lane. Educated public schools, Cherokee County, Kansas. Foreman on ranch of Patrick Large, Madison County, Montana 1876-1881; herded cattle for Concord Bros., Deer Lodge, Mont, 1881-1883; came to Alberta, 1884; foreman, North West Cattle Co. (Bar U Ranch), High River, 1884-1890; put beef cattle on Blodd Reserve for Pat Burns, 1891-1892; in partnership with Gordon, Ironsides Sc Fares, bought the (Bar U) ranch from the North West Cattle Co., 1902. Married Elizabeth Sexsmith, Ottawa, 1885; has four sons and four daughters. Clubs: Ranchmen's, High River (president), Chinook (Lethbridge), Macleod. Societies: A. F. & A. M., I. O. O. F. Recreation: shooting. Liberal; Methodist Address: 399 Fourth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta LANE, William S., LL. B.—Of Ross, Macdonald & Lane, Barristers and Solicitors, Liphardt Block, Fernie; solicitor for Crows Nest Pass Coal Co. Born Huron County, Ont, June 6, 1882, son of William and Harriet Stewart Lane. Educated: Collegiate Institute, Goderich, Ont; Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario bar, 1904. Practiced, St. Cahherines, Ont, 1904-1909. Came to British Columbia 1909; practiced at Fernie since. Served as Captain 19th Regiment, St. Catharines, 1904-1909. Club: Fernie. Society: I. O. O. F. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Fernie, B. C. G. M. LANG LANG, George Macdonald, C. E.—Of Lang & Major, Civil Engineers and Architects, Board of Trade Bldg., Calgary. President Alberta Association of Architects. Born Ottawa, Aug. 16, 1860, son of Rev. James and Mary Macdonald Lang. Educated: Ottawa public schools and Ottawa College. Student with Horsey & Sbeard, Ottawa, 1874. Came to Manitoba 1879; Alberta, 1894; several years Engineering Department C. P. R, Western Division; private practice, Calgary, since 1904. Served as Captain, 90th Regiment Winnipeg, 1889. Married Stella Bothwell, 1910. Society: A. F. & A. M. (A. & A. S.), Mystic Shrine. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Young Bldg., Calgary, Alta. LANG, Sidney Edward, B. A. (Manitoba), M. A. (Cornell)—Teacher Provincial Normal School, Winnipeg. Born Ottawa, Feb. 17, 1864, son of Rev. James and Mary Macdonald Lang. Educated: College Institute, Ottawa; Manitoba University; Cornell University. Came to Manitoba, 1880; Inspector of Schools for Provincial Government 1890; member of Normal School Staff Since 1905. Author of several school texts: A Primer of General Method; An Introductory English Grammar, and others. Married Emily Georgena Miller, 1891. Society: A. F. & A. M. Presbyterian. Address: 219 Donald St., Winnipeg, Man. LANGAN, John Frederick, LL. D.— President Vancouver Colonization Co., Ltd., 524 Pender St., Vancouver.; vice- president, Royal Financial Corporation, Ltd.; president, Hansel-Langan, Knap- pen Co., Winnipeg and Chicago, director, Coquitlam Terminal Co., Ltd., Vancouver; vice-president, Coquitlam Land Sc Development Co., Ltd., Vancouver. Born 304 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JOHN F. LANGAN. 3t Thomas, Ont, Jan., 1869, son of Ed- vard and Elizabeth Langan. Educated: 3t Thomas; Chicago; Law Department, lake Forest University, Lake Forest IL Interested Western Canada colonl- :ation work, coming to British Colum- >ia 1907. Liberal. Address: Vancouver, 3. C. LANGDON, Kenneth Murray, B. A.— 3arrister. Born Brighton Township, Dnt, April 8, 1867, son of Hannibal and Caroline Elizabeth Langdon. Educated: Brighton high school; Model School, Cobourg; Toronto normal school; Toron- o University; Manitoba University. Caught school, Brighton Township, .887; came to Alberta as Principal .lacleod public school, 1900; subsequent- y taught school Victoria B. C.; prac- iced Macleod since 1910. Secretary lacleod Farmers' Association. Married roan Catherine Henderson Williamson, Poronto, 1893; has four sons. Recrea- ion: farming. Liberal; Presbyterian. Vddress: Macleod, Alta LANGLEY, Albert Godwin, B. Sc—Of -t G. Langley & Co., Ltd., Mining Engineers, 319 Pender St., Vancouver; di- ■ector, Anglo-American Lumber Co., Ltd. 3orn Victoria, Oct. 27, 1877, son of Alfred John Langley. Educated: Hailey- aurg College, England; McGill University. Mining Arizona and Mexico, 1903- L905; engaged engineering and agency ausiness, Vancouver, since 1907. Marled Mabel Sophie, daughter of Hon. !kfr. Justiee Walkem, 1904; has two laughters. Clubs: Vancouver, Royal Vancouver Yacht, Victoria Golf. Recreations: golf, yachting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1542 Nelson St, Vancouver,. B. C. LANGLEY, George, M. L. A.—Farmer. Born Saffron Walden, Essex, England, Nov. 10, 1852. Educated Walden, England. Came to Canada, 1893. Married Helen Hales, 1876; has four sons and one daughter. Liberal. Address: May- mount, Sask. LANGLEY, 'William H. — Barrister, 1112 Langley St., Victoria. Born Victoria, Feb. 13, 1868, son of A. J. and Mary Langley. Educated: Trinity College school, Port Hope; Inns of Court, London, England. Called to the British Columbia bar, 1890. Practiced Victoria, 1891. Alderman, 1910-1911. Served with 5 th Regiment Canadian Garrison Artillery, 1887-1890; commissioned rank, 1899-1905; now Captain Corps Reserve. Married Gladys Baiss, Victoria, 1906; has~one son and two daughters. Club: Union. Recreations: yachting, golf. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Oak Knoll, Foul Bay Road, Victoria, B. C. THOMAS TALTON LANGLOIS LANGLOD3, Thomas Talton—Financier. Born Gaspe, Que., Nov. 28, 1867, son of Nicholas and Jane Langlois. Educated Port Hope and Beaverton, Ont. Of firm of Langlois Sc Eastman, Toronto, 1886. Came to British Columbia, 1898. Organized British Columbia Permanent Loan Co., of which he is president; president, National Finance Co., Ltd.; president Prudential Investment Co., Ltd.; president, Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Co.;-. president, Prudential Builders, Ltd. Married Diana Hall, 1892; has one son and oned aughter. Societies: C. O. F., I. O. F. Recreations; driving and boating. Methodist Address: 1275 Barclay St, Vancouver, B. C. 305 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY MOST REV. LOUIS PHILIPPE ADE- LARD LANGEVIN, D. D, O. M. I. LANGEVIN, Most Rev. Louis Philippe Adelard, D. D., O. M. I.—Archbishop of St Boniface. Born St. Isidore Laprairie, Que., Aug. 23, 1855, son of Francois Theophile and Pamela Langevin. Father was a near relation of Sir Hector Langevin, and mother was sister of the Right Rev. Zetique Racicot, Bishop of Pogla Educated: Montreal College; studied theology St. Sulpician Grand Seminary, Montreal; completed the course of his theology (moral) at St. Mary's College (Jesuit), Montreal; entered order of Oblates of Mary Immaculate, 1881; ordained priest, 1882; preacher for diocesan missions, 1882- 1885; professor of Moral Theology, Catholic University, Ottawa; vice-dean of Theological Faculty, 1886; D. D, 189! Came to Manitoba 1892, as Superior o the Oblates, Archdiocese of St Boni face and rector of St Mary' Church, Winnipeg; has battled on th Manitoba school question; visited Eng land, France, Belgium, Germany, 1890J visited Rome and the Holy Father, 1896 1898 and 1904; visited Holy Land, 1904 visited Austria in the interests of Ga licians, Poles and Ruthenians coming tj Canada; has founded twenty-eight par ishes; twenty-four educational convents three hospitals; two orphanages; six In! dian boarding schools; has doubled th number of priests and missionary sta] tions among the Indians. Address Archbishop's Palace, St. Boniface, Mar I WHO'S WHO, AND WHY LANNING, Walter John—Of Lanning, awcett &• Wilson, Delta St, Ladner. orn Wiltshire, England, Oct 22, 1865, an of Walter and Mary Lanning. Edu- ited Taunton, Somerset, England. Came ) British Columbia, 1895; to Ladner, 398. President Ladner Board of Trade, 910. Married Gertrude Weare, Victoria 987; has three sons and two daughters, ecreations: fishing and gardening. Ad- ress: Ladner, B. C. LANTZ, Fraser Harry.—President F. 1. Lantz Co., Ltd., Canada Life Bldg., ancouver. . Bora Chester Basin, N. S., ct. 25, 1869. Educated Chester, N. S. ame to British Columbia, 1890. Di- ictor Nicola Valley Coal Co.; Director 'ominion Fruit Co. Married Mabel ripps. Club: Terminal City. Rec- sation: Fishing. Address: 1307 [arwood St., Vancouver, B. C. LARD ON, Francis, O. ML I., Ph. D., i. D., M. A.—Late pastor Sacred Heart hurch, Vancouver. Bora Lyons, ranee, Nov. 13, 1877, son of John and lice Lardon. Educated St Basil's Col- ge and Gregorian University. Or- ained, Rome, 1900. Came to British olumbia 1902. Society: C. O. F. ddress: 887 Keefer St., Vancouver, . C. ANDREW G. LARSON. LARSON, Andrew G.—Mining Engi- eer, 809 Bower Bldg., Vancouver; Con- ulting Engineer for Le Roi Mining Co.; fanager Bseda Mines,- Ltd. Born itockholm, Sweden, May 18, 1870, son f C. I. and M. Ulrika Larson. Came o United States, 1880. Educated Color- do. Engaged mining, Leadville Color ado, 1887; Superintendent Bix Six and Nettie Morgan Mines, Leadville 1897- 1898; charge Sacramento Mines, Cripple Creek, 1898; foreman Tiger Poorman, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, 1898-1899; came to British Columbia, 1900; General Superintendent Rossland Kootenay Mining Co., Rossland, 19001-1905; General Superintendent Le Roi Mining Co., Rossland, 1905-1910. Married Helen J. Murphy, Maryland, 1904. Club: Terminal City, Rossland. Societies: A. F. & A. M. 32d degree; B. P. O. E; A. I. M. E. Presbyterian Address: 601 Bute St, Vancouver, B. C. CHESTER E. LATHAM. LATHAM, Chester E.—Of Davidson & McRae, General Agents Land Department, C N. R., Winnipeg. Born Bloom- ington, 111., Sept 16, 1863, son of Eph- raim and Lydia M. Latham. Educated grammar and high schools, Bloomington, Illinois Wesleyan University, clerk Chicago & Alton Ry., Bloomington, 1882; clerk, National State Bank, Bloomington, 1883; cashier Insurance Company, Bloomington, 1884; manager of department Ogden, Sheldon Sc Co., j Chicago, 1896; public accountant, 1902; with Mar- wick, Mitchell & Co., accountants, Minneapolis, 1905. Came to Manitoba, 1906. Secretary Saskatchewan Valley Land Co., Ltd.; Secretary Quill Plains Land Co., Ltd.; Secretary Coast Lumber Yards, Ltd. Married Frances J. Hagan, 1886; has one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Baptist. Address: 824 Preston Ave., Winnipeg, Man. LATHWELL, William Thomas Daniel, B. A.—Barrister, 117A 8th Ave. W., Calgary. Born Orangeville Ont., April 22, 1876, son of William Thomas and Annie Lathwell. . Educated Collegiate Institute, Woodstock, Manitoba University; principal public schools, Crystal City and Glenboro, Man.; studied law with Rothwell Sc Johnson, Winnipeg, 1901-1904; came to Alberta, 1905; with Short Sc Stuart, Barristers-, Calgary, 307 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY 1905-1907; practiced Calgary since 1907. Alderman Calgary, 1911. Married Florence Minerva Tweed, Winnipeg, 1907; has three sons. Clubs: Fortnightly, Canadian. Societies. A. F. &. A. M. Liberal: Unitarian. Addreses: 124 Third Ave. W., Calgary, Alta of Conrad Educated Edinburgh. JAMES A LATIMER. LATIMER, James A.—Manager Alberta branch Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd., 209 Ninth Ave. W., Calgary. Born at Craighurst, Ont, Nov. 1, 1863, son of James Francis and Catherine Latimer. Educated public schools; with John Elliott & Sons, Winnipeg, 1883-1889; Mc- Cormack Harvesting Co., 1889-1902; surveyor British Columbia, 1892-1903; came to Alberta, 1900; opened present branch 1906. Married Inez Clark, 1886; has three daughters. Society: U. C. T. Conservative. Methodist Address: 329 Fourteenth Ave. W., Calgary, Alta. LAUBACH, Ludwig Franklin.—Teacher of Music, Choirmaster of St. Paul's Church (Anglican), Regina. Born Edinburgh, Scotland, April 7, 1857, son and Anne Bourne Laubach. George Watson's College, Came to Regina, 1904. Served with Edinburgh City Royal Garrison Artillery as Bandmaster Edinburgh, 1893-1904, and retired with illuminated discharge; bandmaster The King's Bodyguard for Scotland, 1889- 1904; gave beginning to choral and Operatic music in Saskatchewan by founding the Regina Philharmonic Society, 1904; founded the Saskatchewan Provincial Association and the Regina Orchestral Society, 1908; assisted in the founding of the Regina Society of Art, Science and Literature, 1910; member of Council Incorporation Society Musicians, Edinburgh; President Edinburgh Society 1899-1900. Author of Arrangements of Scottish Music for various instruments 1886 (Augener & Co.); Treatise on Musical Instruments, 1893 (Messrs. Jack, Edinburgh); composer of "Gaber- lunsie," Scottish overture, and many songs, church music, military marches and dance music for orchestras, etc,; lecturer on musical subjects in Scotland and Canada. Married Isabella Allan, Bassendean, Scotland, 1883; has five sons and one daughter. Club: Assiniboia Society: A. F. & A. M., Scottish Rite. Recreation: Photography. Anglican. Address: 2133 Rae St., Regina Sask. LIEUTENANT COLONEL CHARLES N. LAURIE LAURIE, Lieutenant Colonel Charles N., M. D.—Physician, Cumberland St., Port Arthur, Coroner District of Thunder Bay; Medical health officer, City of Port Arthur. Born Barrie, Ont, Feb. 22, 1865, son of Frances D. Drury and Alexander Laurie, Haddington, Scotland. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Barrie: Trinity University and Trinity Medical College; practiced since 1890. Coroner Thunder Bav District since 1903; Health Officer Port Arthur since 1903. President Port Arthur Conservative Association, 1910-1911. Served as Captain with No. 6 Bearer Company, London, 1901-1902; Lieutenant- Colonel 96th Lake Superior Regiment, since 1906. Married Henrietta Ovas, Collingwood, Ont, 1895; has one daughter Clubs: Port Arthur; Port Arthur Country. Societies: A. F. & A. M. (P. M.), Thunder Bay Medical Association, Canadian Medical Association, American Public Health Association. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 363 Waverly St., Port Arthur, Ont. 308 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY LATJZON. 7. H., M. L. A.—Wholesale and Ret;* *; Butcher. Born Pointe Claire, Montrea: March 15, 1858, son of Severe and M. i is Lauzon. Educated Pointe Claire College. Member Retail Merchants Association; President St Jean Baptiste Society; member Cercle du Sacre- Coeur; councillor St. Boniface for thirteen years. Elected to Manitoba Legislature for St. Boniface, 1896; for La Verandrye, 1907. Married Adeline Henry, 1879; has two sons and three daughters. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: 95 Athole St, Winnipeg, Man. LAVELL, John Reeve, ex-M. P.. B. A.—Of Lavell &. Allison, Barristers, Bank of Commerce Chambers, Strathcona. Born Peterboro, Ont, Dec. 11, 1857, son of Betsy and Michael Lavell, M. D., L. L. D. Educated: Grammar School, Kingston and Queen's University. Practiced, Brockville, 1880; partner in firm of Lavell Sc Farrell, Smith's Falls, 1889; subsequently, Lavell, Farrell & Lavell, Smith's Falls; came to Alberta, and practiced Strathcona since since 1906. Represented North Leeds and Grenville, House of Commons, 1900- 1903; School Trustee, ex-Councillor and Reeve; Smith's Falls; ex-County Councillor, Lanark. Married Ursilla Pollock, Kingston, Ont., 1883; has three sons and two daughters. Club: Strathcona. Society: A. F. Sc A. M.; I. O. O. F. Conservative; Methodist Address: 257 Saskatchewan Ave., Strathcona, Alta LAW, Frederick William. — General Manager British Columbia Life Assurance Co., Bower Bldg., Vancouver; Director, Prudential Life Assurance Co., of Winnipeg; Director Empire Mortgage Investment Association; President, Law ^financial Corporation. Ltd. Born Simcoe Count, Ont, April 6, 1876, son of William Clinton and Amanla Lordney Law. Educated: Public and high schools, Bradford, Ont; drug business, Beaton, Ont, 1890-1891; afterwards studied medicine, McGill University; manager, Consolidated Stationery Co. Winnipeg, 1897-1902; Manager, London Life Assurance Co., Winnipeg, 1902-1907; Managing Editor, Prudential Life Assurance Co., Winnipeg, 1907-1910; came to Vancouver, 1910. Married Jean Black Henderson, Winnipeg, 1900; has one daughter. Club: Carleton, Winnipeg. Recreations: Yachting, motoring. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Vancouver, B. C. LA WE, Francis Cartwright.—Of Lawe & Fisher, Barrister, Fernie; Secretary and Director, Premier Coal Sc Coke Co., Ltd.; Director, Alberta Kootenay Invest- ent Co., Ltd. Bora Dunnville, Ont., March 29, 1875, son of Henry and Elizabeth Lawe. Educated: High school, Dunnville; Manitoba University. Came to British Columbia 1896. Called to British Columbia bar, 1904; practiced Fernie since. City Solicitor, Fernie 1905-1907; member of Executive, Fernie Board of Trade. Served with 90th Winnipeg Rifles, four years; Rocky Mountain Rangers, Rossland, three years. Married Lillian Bel Robinson, Helena, Mont, 190. Club: Fernie. Society: I. O. O. F. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Fernie, B. C. LAWRENCE, James.—Of F. C. Lowes & Co., Real Estate. Born Cape Town, South Africa, Jan. 28, 1864, son of Rev. James and Margaret Lawrence. Educated Normal School, Glasgow, Scotland; Manitoba College. Salesman J. H. Ashdown Co., Winnipeg; manager western branches twenty- two years. Came to Alberta and served Rlel Rebellion (paymaster sergeant with Lieutenant Colonel Forest), 1885. firm, 1910. Married Stonewall, Man.; has Societies: A. F. & A. O. F; A. O. U. W. Recreations: Baseball, athletics, horses. Address: Alberta Hotel, Edmonton, Alta. Joined present Ada M! Tottle, two daughters. M.; K. T.: I. O. LAWRENCE, George, M. L. A.— Farmer. Born Ontario May 23, 1863. Educated Ontario. Elected to Manitoba Legislature for Killarney, 1899; reelected 1903 and 1907. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Killarney, Man. LAWRENCE, Robert Farrow, C. E.— Supervising Architect to British Columbia Government. Born Newport, England, May 21, 1871, son of Benjamin and Elizabeth Lawrence. Educated Newport grammar school. Practiced, Newport, 1895. Came to British Columbia, 1907. City Engineer, Nelson, B. C. Married Winifred Cullum, Newport. Recreations: Fishing, boating. Address: Esquimault, B. C. LAWRENCE. LAWRENCE, William MacRae.—Managing Director Lawrence Hardware Co., Ltd., Revelstoke; Director, Hull-Sibbald Syndicate; ex-President, Revelstoke 309 WHO'S "WHO, AND WHY Board of Trade; Director, Revelstoke Y. M. C. A.; Vice-President, Retail Merchants Association. Born Cape Town, South Africa., Aug. 22, 1861, son of Rev. James and Margaret Lawrence. Educated public and high schools, Edinburgh and Glasgow. Came to Canada, 1873. Employe, James H. Ashdown, hardware merchant, Winnipeg, 1894- 1895; began business on own account, Winnipeg, 1895-1897. Came to British Columbia and established present business 1897. Married Carrie, daughter of William Grant, Emerson, Man.; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Revelstoke; Revelstoke Gun. Societies: A. F. & A. M., Caledonia (Pres.). Recreations: Shooting, tennis. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Revelstoke, B. C. LAWRENCE, William B.—Manager Dominion Theater, associated in management of Walker and Winnipeg Theaters. Born Gainsville, N. Y., Feb. 23, 1870, son of George D. and Sarah E. Lawrence. Programme boy, Whitney Opera House, Detroit, 1878. Came to Winnipeg and established Dominion Theater, Married Nellie A. Kelly, Detroit, Club: Detroit. Society: A. F. & Methodist. Address: Boylston Winnipeg, Man. Associated with A. Macdonald & Co., Winnipeg, and as manager of their Battleford, Sask., branch, 1883-1900; with Hume & Co., Revelstoke, 1900-1908; 1906. 1889. A. M. Apts., BRUCE A. LAWSON. LAWSON, Bruce A.—City Clerk, Revelstoke. Interested agriculture, stock raising and fruit growing;'contributed to intensified farming movement by demonstration and experimental work on his ranch near Revelstoke; member of Revelstoke Board of Trade. Born Halifax, Oct. 20, 1854, son of William and Frances Briendley Lawson. Educated public schools, Halifax; I aalhousie University. Came to Manitoba, 1874. present position since Minnie Kate McConnell, daughter. Societies: A. K. of P. Conservative; Address: Revelstoke, B. 1908. Married 1891; has one F. & A. M.; Presbyterian. C. LAWSON, James Hill.—Vice-President, R. P. Rithet & Co., Ltd., merchants, Victoria; Director, Simon Leiser & Co. Ltd.; Director, Protestant Orphans' Home. Born Dundee, Scotland, Dec. 15, 184Q, son of William and Euphemia Hill Lawson. Educated Dundee. Came to British Columbia 1862. Entered service of Hudson Bay Co., 1865; Commissioned Officer, 1873 1891; joined present firm 1891. Married Anne Jennet Macdonald, 1870; has five sons and two daughters. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Victoria, B. C. LAWSON, Maria.—Editorial Writer. Born New London, P. E. I., daughter of Henry and Flora Lawson. Educated public schools; Normal School, Char- lottetown. Taught school Prince Edward Island for some years. Father was editor Charlottetown Patriot; assistant editor Toronto Globe and Montreal Herald, and editor of Victoria Colonist. Came to British Columbia, 1900. Principal, girls' school Nanaimo; teacher, girls' school, Victoria Conducts Woman's Jtealm Colonist, and edits children's page. Publications: "A School History of Canada;" "A Sketch of British Columbia." Club: Canadian Women's Press. Address: 1809 Fern wood Road, Victoria, B. C. LAWSON, Reginald.—Of Reginald Lawson Sc Co., Real Estate and Insurance Broker, Merchants Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Windsor, N. S., June 29, 1875, son of Walter and Alice Law- son. Educated Windsor. Bank clerk, Windsor, 1889. Came to Winnipeg, 1899. Married Anna Duncan Currie, Halifax, Aug. 10, 1910. Club: Manitoba Recreation: Golf. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: River Ave. and Nassau St., Winnipeg, Man. LAWSON, Thomas.—President and General Manager, Thomas Lawson, Ltd., Kelowna. Chairman, Kelowna School Board; Director, Kelowna Hospital. Born Hamilton, Nov. 7, 1869, son of John and Elizabeth Lawson. Educated public and high schools. Mercantile business, Shoal Lake, Man., 1890-1899. Married Minnie Rowcliffe. Thedford. Ont., 1895; has two 310 THOMAS LAWSON. daughters. A. F. & A. M. Horses, fishing. Kelowna, B. C nui "SCO, Address: Club: Kelowna. Societies: C. O. F. Recreations: Liberal; Presbyterian. Imma Leach. Educated public and high schools, Neepawa, Man. With B. W. Bolton, real estate agent, Neepawa, 1905- 1906; private secretary to Hon. J. H. Howden, K. C, Winnipeg, 1907-1909; real estate, Taber, 1910-1911. Club: Chinook. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Fishing and curling. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Lethbridge, Alta. LAYTON, Frank Ferley, J. F.—Real Estate and Financial Broker. Born Great Village, N. S., Feb. 27, 1877, son of Rev. Thomas B. and Cecelia Layton. Educated Great Village high school; Horton Academy, Wolf ville; Snell's Business College, Truro. Came to Alberta, 1901; with Rosenroll Lumber Co., Wet- askiwin, 1902; Managing Director, Stony Creek Lumber Co., Camrose, 1904; Manager, Wavely Lake Lumber Co., Days- land, 1906; established present business, 1907; Managing Director, Camrose Brick Co., Ltd.; Valuator, Canada Permanent Mortgage Co.; Official Auditor; Town Auditor, Wetaskiwin, 1903-1904; First Overseer, Camrose, 1905; First Overseer. Daysland, 1906; Councillor, Town of Cam- rose, 1909-1910; Mayor, Camrose, 1911. Married Myrtle Jane Whyte, Hespeler, Ont., 1906; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Canadian; Camrose Yacht; Camrose Gun. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: Mjotoring, fishing, shooting, curling. Conservative; Protestant. Address: Camrose, Alta. LEA, William Schurman, B. Sc, C. E. —Assistant City Engineer, Vancouver. Born Prince Edward Island. Educated Prince of Wales College; McGill University. Came to British Columbia, 1908. Associate Member Canadian Society of Civil Engineers. Address: 1215 Bute St., Vancouver, B. C. LEACH, Fercy Lapum.—Commissioner, Associated Boards of Trade of Southern Alberta. Born Brighton, Ont, June 13, 1888, son of Rev. John J. and Mary LEASON, Edward E.—Provincial Assessor British Columbia. Born Kent, Eng., Aug. 9, 1859, son of William Henry Lea- son. Educated Toronto. Came to British Columbia 1890. Marred Dora Dun- away, Seattle, Wash.; has four sons. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; K. of P.; I. O. O. F. Recreation: Motoring. Address: 1074 Chamberlain St., Victoria, B. C. LECKIE, Beatrice Maud. — Wife of William H. Leckie. Born Parry Sound, Ont., daughter of George and Selina Elizabeth Slade. Educated public and high schools, Toronto. Came to British Columbia, 1897. First Vice-President Vancouver Women's Musical Club. Married William H. Leckie 1894; has five sons. Clubs: Women's Musical, Athenaeum. Recreations: Golf, tennis, singing. Presbyterian. Address: 1176 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. LECKIE, Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Gilmour Edwards, B. Sc.—Mining Engineer, 543 Granville St., Vancouver. Born Halifax, June 4, 1869, son of Major Robert Gilmour and Sarah Edwards Leckie. Educated Bishop's College School, Lennoxville, Que.; Royal Military College, Kingston (graduated "with honors"; "sword of honor"; Governor General's medal); Bachelor of Science degree, King's College, Windsor, N. S., 1895. Practiced Civil and Mining Engineer, Nova Scotia and British Colum- 1891-1901; lived London, England, WHO'S WHO, AND WHY LIEUTENANT-COLONEL ROBERT GILMOUR EDWARDS LECKIE 1901-1906; practiced Canada since 1906. Commanded a squadron of 2nd Canadian Mounted Rifles, South African War, 1901-1902; conducted explorations British Somaliland, East Africa, at time of Mad Mullah War, 1903-1904. Organized and raised /2nd Highlanders of Canada, 1910-1911; appointed First Commanding Officer with rank of Lieutenant-Colonel. Publications: Contributions to publications of various technical societies; articles on travel. Clubs: United Empire (London, England); Vancouver, Jericho Country. Societies: Canadian Civil Engineers; Canadian Mining Institute. Rec reations: Big game hunting, fishing, golf. Conservative; Address: Vancouver, B. C. shooting, Anglican. LECKIE, William Henry. — Manager J. Leckie Sc Co., Vancouver. Born Toronto, Ont, March 3, 1874, son of John and Jane Leckie. Educated public schools Upper Canada College, Toronto. Came to British Columbia 1896. Director Burrard Land and Improvement Co.; Director Capital Hill Land Co.; Director Children's Hospital. Married Beatrice M. Slade, 1895; has five sons. Club: Terminal City. Recreations: Tennis, boating. Address: 1176 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. LEE, John Andrew. — President Lee's, Ltd., Columbia St., New Westminster. Born Mount Forest, Ont, Feb. 11, 1868, son of Samuel and Margery Lee. Educated Toronto. Came to British Columbia, 1890; with exception of few years in Nevada and California has lived in New Westminster and Vancouver since. Established furniture business 1903; now developed into a department store. Mayor, 1910-1911; ex-President New Westminster Board of Trade; Director Modern Office Supply Co., Vancouver. Mar ried Mildred J. Major, pew Westminster, 1897; has one son and one daughter. Club: Western. Societies: A. F & A. M.: I. O. O. F. Address: 615 Third Ave., New Westminster, B. C. ROBERT LEE. LEE, Robert. — Of Crafts, Lee & Gallinger, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 236 Jasper Ave. E., Edmonton. President Tofield Coal Co.; largely interested British Columbia timber lands and other private financial interests. Born Lanark County, Ont, March 10, 1862, son of John and Margaret Lee. Educated public schools Ontario Business College, Kingston. General store business Lanark County, 1886-1898; came to Alberta, 1898; engaged loan, insurance and grain business, Edmonton, 1898-1902; established present business 1902. Member Lanark County Council, 1893-1898; Alderman Edmonton, 1900- 1901, 1908; Mayor, 1909-1910. Married Annette E. Wilson, Lanark County, 1898; has two sons and one daughter. Society: Maccabees. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 505 Third St., Edmonton, Alta. LEECH, Ernest T., B. A.—Of Leech, I. ech & Sutton. Barristers and Solicitors, Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg. Born Huron County, Ont., May 16, 1876, son of John and Sarah Leech. Educated College Institution, Brandon; Manitoba University. ' Came to Winnipeg, 1900; practiced Winnipeg, 1904. Vice-President Conservative Club; Solicitor Redwood Realty Co.: Prenier Investment Co.; Hislop's Ltd. Married Ida F. Philp, Winnipeg, 1906; has one son. Clubs: Canadian; Carleton Travelers. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M.; C. O. F. Recreation: Canoeing. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 322 Home St., Winnipeg, Man. 312 LEECH, George Wesley, M. D., C. M.— Physician and Surgeon; President Associated Boards of Trade of Southern Alberta. Born Leeds County, Ont., Sept. 17, 1870, son of John and Sarah W. Leech. Educated Manitoba University. Practised, Neepawa, Man., 1900-1903; Brandon, Man., 1905-1906; Taber since 1907. Councillor Taber, 1910-1911. Married Myrtle Vivian Davidson, daughter of Hon. John A. Davidson, Neepawa, 1901, (deceased); has one son and one daughter. Club: Chinook. Society: A. F. & A. M. (Master). Recreations: Shooting, lacrosse, curling. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Taber, Alta LEECH, J. Hillyard, M. A., LL. B. K. C.—Of Leech, Leech, Sutton & Hamilton, Barristers, Mclntyre Block. Winnipeg. Born Lansdowne. April 14, 1866, son of John Leech, well-known Eastern exporter, and Sarah Webster Moles Leech. Pioneered and traveled extensively over West as boy. Educated public schools; Manitoba University and Eastern Colleges; first medallist and first scholarship man in Arts and post-graduate University degrees. Served Northwest Rebellion as news correspondent. Admitted to bar, 1892; commenced practice of law with C Henri Royal as Leech & Royal: partnership dissolved after two years; then founded present firm of Leech, Leech, Sutton & Hamil ton; later appointed K. C. Director of numerous manufacturing and mercantile NORMAN AUSTIN LEECH. LEECH, Norman Austin.—Consulting Architect to Board of School Trustees, Vancouver. Born Winburg, Orange Free State Colony, South Africa, April 18, 1880, son of John Richard and Julia Emma Leech. Educated St. Leo's College, Clocolan, O. R. C, S. A.; King's College, University of London. Awarded gold medal for architecture final year University London; also two silver and three bronze medals for other subjects. Formerly lecturer on architecture and building construction, Technical Institute, Norwich, Eng- WHO'S WHO, AND WHY land; also held similar position Technical Institute, Johannesburg, South Africa. Practiced Johannesburg, 1902-06. Came to British Columbia, 1906; appointed to present position, 1910. Commissioner for Building By-Laws, Vancouver. Club: Terminal City. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Maccabees; Eagles. Recreation: Reading, walking, motoring. Conservative; Protestant. Address: 1003 Richards St., Vancouver, B. C. LEEDY, John W.—Ex-Governor of Kansas. Born Richland County, Ohio, March 8, 1849. Clerk, Pierceton, Ind., 1865-1868; farming, Ohio, 1868-1880; removed to Kansas and farmed near Le- roy, Coffey County. Originally Republican; became Democrat, 1872, until organization of Populist party, in which he became a leader; member Kansas Senate, 1892-1896. Governor of Kansas, 1896-1899; moved to Alaska 1901; thence to Alberta. Address: White Court, Alta LEEMING, John Herklots, M. D.—Bacteriologist to City of Winnipeg. Born South India, Feb. 7, 1871, son of Rev. William and Mary Cecilia Leeming. Educated England and Edinburgh. Came to Winnipeg, 1895; practiced Winnipeg since 1900; Dominion milk analyst Married Evelyn Susannah Hooper, Winnipeg, 1906. Recreations: Athletic sports. Independent; Anglican. Address: Rideau Hall, 85 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Man. HON. WM. A. D. LEES. LEES, His Honor, William Andrew Dickson—Judge of the District Court of the District of Wetaskiwin, Red Deer. Born Ottawa Aug. 27, 1859, son of Jesse Dickson and Robert Lees, Q. C. Educated Collegiate Institute, Ottawa; Toronto University. Law student with Lees & Gemmell, Ottawa 1880. Practiced Ottawa with late Robert Lees and with Louis J. Kehoe and J. M. Hall until coming to Alberta 1884. Practiced Fort Saskatchewan, Alta., alone and with W. M. Corbett until appointed Judge, 1909. Married Elizabeth Turnbull, Russell, Ont, 1893; has one daughter. Club: Red Deer. Recreations: Curling, shooting, bicycling, carpentry, etc. Presbyterian. Address: Red Deer, Alta. LEFEVRE, Mrs. Lily Alice ("Fleu- range") Writer of Lyrics. Born Kingston, Ont., daughter of R. P. Cook, C. E., and Anna Cook. Frequent contributor to Montreal and Vancouver press; winner of Montreal Witness prize of $100 for best poem with reference to first winter carnival. Publications: "The Lion's. Gate and Other Verses," 1895; several lyric's set to music. Married Dr. John M. Lefevre. Address: Vancouver, B» Cj LEFORT, Alexander.—Manager Bank D'Hochelaga, Edmonton. Born St. Remi, Que., July 23, 1878, son of Hormisdas and Rose de Lima Lefort Educated St. Remi. Founded bank St. Remi, 1894. Came to Alberta, 1909. Married Blanche Riendeau, St. Isidore, Que.; has one son and ope daughter. Club: Edmonton. Address: 665 Thirteenth st, Edmonton, Alta LEGAL, Rt. Rev. Bishop Emile J., O. M. L—Bishop of St. Albert. Bora St. Jean de Boisseau, Nantes, France, Oct. 9, 1849. Educated Nantes, classical and theological courses. Ordained priest, 1874; taught sciences colleges and seminary France for four years; became member of congregation known as Missionaries Oblates of Mary Immaculate; and sent as missionary to Blackfeet Indians, Western Canada, 1895. Consecrated Bishop of Pogla and coadjutor of Bishop of St Albert 1897; became titular bishop of St. Albert on death of his predecessor, 1902. Address: St. Albert, Alta LEHMANN, Julius B., M. B., L. R. C. F., M. R. C. S«—Surgeon, Carlton and Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Morrison, Ont, June 14, 1868, son of Adelbert and K. Lehmann. Educated Toronto University; Berlin; London. Practiced Elm vale, Ont, 1893; assistant surgeon German Hospital, London, England, 1901; returned to Canada and settled Winnipeg. Surgeon St. Boniface Hospital; Children's Hospital, Winnipeg. Surgeon to General Hospital, Winnipeg. Lieutenant Army Medical Corps. Married Elsa Hil- lerns, 1908; has one daughter. Society: Medical. Anglican. Address: 26 Osborne Place, Winnipeg, Man. 314 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY LEIGH-SPENCER, Miss R. L.—Real Estate Agent, 551 Granville St., Vancouver. Born Hertfordshire, England, daughter of Leigh and Rosa Leigh- Spencer. Came to Canada 1886; Toronto, 1886-1891; came to British Columbia, 1891 Active business, Nanaimo, representing Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York; organized local branches of Canadian Birbeck Loan Co., for Vancouver Island. Becoming interested Rossland mining camp, was instrumental forming first company for purchase of present Nickle Plate mine, adjoining LeRoi. Left Nanaimo and made several trips East and to England, successfully placing mining propositions and becoming and is still a large shareholder in Brittanla mines,' Howe Sound. Clubs: Vancouver Horse Show Association; Hunt; Kennel; Croquet. Address: 2325 1st Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. LEIGHTON, Arthur, LL. B.—Barrister. Born Wakefield, Yorkshire, England, January 5, 1880, son of Mary Elizabeth and Robert L. Leighton, Mj. A. Educated Bristol Grammar School, Bristol. England; Manitoba University. Came to Manitoba 1900; taught school, 1900-1905; studied law, 1905; practiced, Minnedosa since 1909. Served as private, Second C. M. R., South African War, 1901-1902 (Queen's medal, three bars). Married Alice S. Wright, Brampton, Ont., 1908. Recreations: Curling, cricket, tennis. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Minnedosa, Man. LEIGHTON, Francis L.—General Manager Vancouver Engineering Works, Sixth Ave., Vancouver. Born Birkenhead, England, Aug. 28, 1873, son of Edward and Margaret Ann Leighton. Educated London. Commercial correspondent, London, 1890. Came to British Columbia, 1907. Married Edith Hoyle, Halifax, England; has one son and two daughters. Club: Terminal City. Society: A. F. Sc A. Mr. Recreation: Swimming. Address: 1326 Harwood St., Vancouver, B. C. LEISER, Max.—Of Pither & Leiser, Victoria Born Kerpen, Germany, Sept. 9, 1862, son of Moses and Letta Leiser: Educated Kerpen. Wholesale cloth merchant Bonn and Cologne, Germany, 1875. Came to British Columbia 1890. Club: Pacific. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; K. of P.; Shriner; A. O. U. W. Address: Victoria B. C. LEISER, Simon.—Of Simon Leiser & Co., Wholesale Grocers, 532 Yates St., Victoria; branches, Ladysmith, Wellington and Cumberland. Born Germany, April 9, 1850, son of Moses and Tilla Leiser. Educated Germany. Wholesale gTocer and liquor merchant United States. Came to British Columbia, 1872. SIMON LEISER. President Victoria Board of Trade, 1909 1910. Married Carrie Lenz, Victoria; has one son and four daughters. Club: Pacific. Address: Victoria B. C. WILLIAM C. LEISTIKOW, LEISTIKOW, William C.—President Imperial Elevator Sc Lumber Co., Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. .Born Germany, Dec. 11, 1852. Educated Stettin, Germany. Engaged milling and banking, Minnesota, 1870. Came to Manitoba 1874; Winnipeg, 1907. Director Northern Crown Bank; Vice-President Capital Lean Co.; State Chairman of Democratic Convention of North Dakota; Democratic National Committeeman of North Dakota eight years. Interested in lands, timber and United States banks. Mtar- 315 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ried Rosalie Bettingen, St. Paul, Minn., 1882; has one son. Recreations: Horses, motoring. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 277 Wellington Crescent, Winni- peg, Man. W. H. LEMBKE. LEMBKE, William Henry.—Financial Broker, 439 Richards St., Vancouver; Member Vancouver Mining Exchange; Member Vancouver Tourist Association. Born Grey County, Ont., March 22, 1869, son of William and Margaret Schmidt Lembke. Educated public schools, Grey County. Engaged building trade Ontario previous to coming to British Columbia, 1897. Present business established 1905. Married Mary Ellen Senior, Manchester, England, 1906. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: Hunting, fishing. Conservative; Lutheran. Address: Ker- risdale, B. C. LENNIE, Robert Scott.—Barristeer, Bower Bldg., Vancouver. Born Smith's Falls, Ont, Aug. 16, 1875, son of Catharine Harcus and Rev. Robert Lennie, B. D. Educated Ontario, British Columbia and California Came to British Columbia 1886. Called to British Columbia Bar, 1898, practiced as Hamilton, Lennie & Wragge, Nelson, 1898-1911; came to Vancouver, 1910. President Nelson Conservative Club, 1904-1910; President Kootenay District Conservation Association, comprising nine Ridings since 1908. Was tendered and refused nomination for Mayor of Nelson and for Provincial and Dominion House. Charman, British Columbia Fire Insurance Commission, appointed by order in Council, findings of which reported, 1910. Married Edith Louise Douglass, 1898; R. S. LENNIE. has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Nelson; Union; (Victoria). Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 1643 Burnaby St, Vancouver, B. C. LENNOX, Ignatius Thomas.—Farmer and General Merchant; President Melita Farmers' Elevator Co.; Director Manitoba Mutual Hall Insurance Co.; Secretary Grain Growers' Association since its organization; Director Arthur Agricultural Society. Born Innisfail Township Simcoe County, Ont, Dec. 13, 1850 son of John and Margaret Sproule Lennox. Educated public schools, Ivy, Ont; grammar school, Barrie, Ont Came to Manitoba 1886. President Melita Conservative Association. Served as Second Lieutenant York and Simcoe Volunteers, Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Married Elizabeth Jane Davis, Ivy, 1876; has one son and one daughter. Society: A. O. U. W.; L. O. L. Independent; Anglican. Address: Melita, Man. LENT, Williston, F. W.—Of Lent & Jones, Barristers, McDougall Block, Calgary. Born Kent County, Ont, June 29, 1868, son of L. M. and Matilda Lent. Educated high school, Ridgetown, Ont; Osgoode Hall. Came to Alberta 1905. Married Carrie B. Davidson, Penetan- guishene, Ont.; has one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Address: 333 15th Ave. W., Calgary, Alta. LEONARD, Harry M.—Of Leonard & Reid, Financial Brokers and Barristers,! Prince Rupert. Born St. John, N. B., Aug. 18, 1881, son of Edward P. and Frances Leonard. Educated St Johnj public schools; Windsor University Law School. Reporter on St. John's Sun and 316 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Itar. Came to British Columbia, 1907. iecretary Prince Rupert Real Estate Jxehange. Society: K. of P. Recrea- ion: Literature. Address: Seventh Ave., •rince Rupert, B. C. LEONARD, William Valentine, F. M.— 'lerk of the Council, Salmon Arm. Born iiddlesex, England, Nov. 11, 1853, son f John and Jane Fanny Leonard. Edu- ated St. Mark College, Chelsea, Eng- and. Barrister, London, England, 1871. 'ame to British Columbia 1899. Ex- ustice of the Peace. Served as Captain ii Reserve, London, England. Married lusan Wishby, England; has five sons nd two daughters. Recreations: Cricket, wimming, shooting. Address: Salmon k.rm, B. C. LESLIE, John.—Furniture Merchant, 24 Main St., Winnipeg. Born Scotland, Lug. 16, 1852, son of Thomas and Mary a-eslie. Educated public schools, Scot- a.nd and Canada Carriage maker, Mil- on, Ont, 1870. Came to Winnipeg, 1880, stablished present business, 1885. Di- ector Canada West Fire Insurance Co. !aptain and quartermaster 100th Regi- aent Member of Board of Management fanitoba College. Married Phoebe An- rews, Milton, Ont, 1882. Past Grand faster of Grand Lodge of Manitoba A. \ & A. M. Honorary Past Grand Mas- er Saskatchewan. Past Grand Z. of Irand Chapter, Royal Arch Masons of 'anada. Clubs: Manitoba; Carlton, 'resbyterian. Address: The Elms, Well- ngton Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. P. E. LESSARD. [ LESSARD, Hon. Prosper Edmond, M. •»■ A.—President Imperial Agencies, Imperial Bank Bldg., Edmonton; Managing Director Le Courier de L'Ouest (weekly). Born Cranbourne, Que., Feb. 3, 1872, son of J. P. and Annie Campbell Davidson Lessard. Educateed Mount St. Louis College, Montreal. Came to Alberta, 1898. Director Edmonton Board of Trade; Trustee Separate school board. Captain Alberta Mounted Rifles since 1906: Twice President Edmonton Liberal Association and Young Men's Liberal Club, Edmonton, being one of founders of same, 1898. Elected by acclamation member Pakin District, Alberta Legislature, 1909; member Executive Council without portfolio, 1909; retired with cabinet, 1910. Married Helene Gariepy, Edmonton, 1901; has one son and three daughters. Club: Edmonton. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 482 Fifth St., Edmonton, Alta LETT, Charles Arthur, C. E., D. L. S.— Real Estate Agent, 316 Richards St., Vancouver. Born Toronto, Ont, Nov. 14, 1851, son of Rev. Stephen and Har- riette Lett. Educated Collingwood, Ont Explored country north of Lake Superior and Nipegon district, mining amethysts for American iharket; subsequently engaged by Dominion Government, surveying townships north of Fort Ellice, Swift Current and Duck Lake districts. Took first C. R. R. engineering party through Kicking Horse Pass, 1881. Came to Vancouver permanently, 1893. Married Mary S. McHaffle, 1882; has one son and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Address: 1520 Haro St, Vancouver, B. C. LEVINS ON, Ellas R., B. A.—Barrister, 650 Main St., Winnipeg. Born Australia, June 1, 1879, son of Hyman Levinson. Educated Melbourne University. Practiced, Melbourne, 1900. Came to Canada 1904. Clubs: Adanac; Assiniboine; Clef. Societies: Maccabees; A. O. U. W.; A. F. & A. M.; Conservative; Jewish. Address: 166 Vaughan St., Winnipeg, Man. LEVY, Beatrice.—President and Managing Director Beatrice A. Levy, Ltd.,' 570 Granville St., Vancouver. Born Montreal, daughter of Lewis and Bella R. Levy. Educated Montreal; Ottawa Came to British Columbia 1900. Published poetry and prose at age of thirteen; issued Collectors' Companion at age of 14; commenced publication of Levy magazine when sixteen. Club: Canadian Women's Press. Recreations: Literature, music, canoeing, driving. Address: 956 Bidwell St., Vancouver, B. C. LEWIS, Alfred Henry, M. A.—Publisher, Times and Building News, 282 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Shorn- cliffe, Kept, England, Oct. 29, 1869, son of John Levi and Anne Lewis. Educated Cardiff University, Wales. Publisher of Record, Cardiff. Came to Winnipeg and published Western Municipal News. Came Vancouver, 1907, and established 317 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY present business. Chairman of Monmouth Conservative Association, Wales. Married Mary Ann Lewis, 1889; has two sons and four daughters. Recreation: Reading. Conservative Address: Grand- view, Vancouver, B. C. REV. FATHER LEWIS, O. M. I., D. PH., LL. TH. LEWIS, Rev. Father, O. M. I., D. Ph., LL. Th.—Born St. Constant, Que., June 9, 1865, son of Samuel Joseph and Her- mine (Grenler) Lewis. Educated Sul- picians Seminary, Montreal; Ottawa and Rome. Missionary, Montreal, 1882-1909. Came to Alberta, 1909; appointed Superior of Oblate Fathers, Calgary, 1910. Address: Calgary, Alta LE WIS, Frank Bernard.—Manager, Provincial Guarantee & Trust Co., 449 Pender St, W., Vancouver; Director, Revelstoke Land Co., Ltd.; Director, Trout Lake Water Supply Co., Ltd.; Director, Arrowhead Water Sc Supply Co., Ltd. Born Shropshire, England, Oct. 5, 1876, son of Thomas and Mary Lewis. Educated private schools, Shropshire. Came to British Columbia, 1901; financial broker, Revelstoke, 1901-1909; came to Vancouver, 1909. Alderman, Revelstoke, three terms; President, Revelstoke Board of Trade, one year. Married Bertha Powell, Liverpool, England, 1900; has three sons. Clubs: Terminal City, Vancouver, Revelstoke. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Hunting, fishing Liberal; Anglican. Address: 2893 Point Grey Road, Vancouver, B. C. LIDDLE, A. T.—Of Liddle Bros., Real Estate Agents, 43 Merchants Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Stratford, Ont., Jan. 27, 1876, son of Thomas and Mary Fernley A. T. LIDDLE, Liddle. Educated Stratford. Machinist G. T. R. shops, Stratford, 1890. Canal to Winnipeg, 1898; Vice-President, Czer winski Box Co.; Manager, Foreign Stee; Co. of Canada; Union Realty Co., Ltd. Secretary-Treasurer, Home Builder Realty Co., Ltd.; Secretary, Suburbai Realty Co. Married Pearl H. Coulter Stratford, 1908; has two sons. Serve as gunner with Regiment, Vancouvei Clubs: Canadian; Assiniboine. Societies A. F. & A. M., I. O. O. F. Recreations Baseball, tennie-motoring. Independen Conservative; Congregationalist. Ad dress: 629 MlcMillan Ave., Winnipeg Man. LIGHTFOOT, Charles L.—Manage Gurney Foundry Co., Ltd., 566 Beatt St., Vancouver. Born Middlesex Count: Ont May 4, 1866, son of George an Jane Lightfoot. Educated Strathro: Ont. Retail hardware merchant, Wheal ley, Ont, 1889. Came to British Colun bia 1900. Married Laura May Staffer, Shedden, Ont Society: A. F. Sc A. 1*. Address: 1431 Haro St, Vancouver, B. ( LTKEMAN, Rev. Harry James.—Angl can Clergyman, Rector St George Church, Prince Albert. Born Englan* 1883. Came to Canada, 1906. Educate Emmanuel Theological College, Sask* toon. Incumbent, North Battleford, Sash 1906; locum tenens, St. John's Churci Saskatoon 1907; St. James, Saskatooi 1907-1909; present charge since 190i Anglican. Address: Prince Albert, Sasl LINCOLN, William A., M. D., C. M. Physician and Surgeon; Superintenden Calgary General Hospital. Born Stai stead, Que., 1889, son of Albert E. ar Susie A. Lincoln. ^Educated Stanstea Wesleyan College; McGill Universit] Came to Alberta, 1906. Served with 5t Dragoons; 6th Hussars; 13th Dragoon Married Adelaide McConnell, Montrea 1908; has one son. Address: Calgar Alta. 318 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY C. F. LINDMARK. LINDMARK, Charles Frederick.— esident, C. B. Hume Co., Ltd. Pro- ietor, Mail Herald, Revelstoke. Bora ittenburg, Sweden, Dec. 26, 1861, son John and Sophia Lindmark. Educated blic and high schools; Agricultural liege and College of Forestry; College Manual Training (with degree Naas eden), Guttenburg. Came to British lumbia, 1887. Car inspector, C. P. R, velstoke, 1887-1890; President and mager, Revelstoke Sawmill Co., Ltd., 01-1911; business sold, 1911. Mayor of velstoke 1908-1909; Chairman, Revel- ake School Board, 1895-1907. Married uanda Anderson, 1894; has two daugh- *s. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: in ting, curling and athletic sports, nservative; Methodist. Address: Rev- stoke, B. C. LINDSAY, James Hawkins, F. M.— .rrister, of Lindsay & Mudie, Prince bert. Born Glasgow, Scotland, Dec. 1877, son of James and Catherine ndsay. Educated Pollockshields School; asgow University. Law agent, Johns- ti, Scotland; came to Winnipeg, 1906, >rk with law firm of Tupper, Phippen Co.; came to Prince Albert 1906, and tered into partnership with Hon. J. H. imont and W. F. A. Turgeon under firm me of Lindsay, Turgeon & Lamont; dis- Ived when Mr. Lamont became judge Supreme Court; formed partnership th John S. Mudie, 1909. Appointed •lice Magistrate, 1908; Crown Prose- ting Attorney, 1907. Served as Lieu- lant 95th Saskatchewan Rifles. Married irgaret S. Robertson, Glasgow, 1905. ciety: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Golf. beral; Presbyterian. Address: 1942 rst Ave., East, Prince Albert, Sask. LINDSAY, Neville James, M. D., C. M. —Physician and Surgeon, 503 Centre St, Calgary. Director Gleaner Mining & Milling Co., Ltd. Born Glanworth, Ont, Feb. 17, 1845, son of George H. and Sophia Lindsay. Educated Trinity University; McGill University. Taught school, Middlesex County, Ont, 1864-1870. Practiced Watford, Ont., 1874. Came to Alberta, 1883, and practiced Calgary since. Alderman, first council of Calgary, 1884-1885. Married Florence May Hungerford, 1880; has three sons and one daughter. Club: Golf. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M. (First Master Blue Lodge, Calgary); I. O. O. F; I. O. F; S. O. E. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 503 Centre St, Calgary, Alta JAMES C. LINTON. LINTON, James Campbell, J. F.—Of Linton Bros., Bookseller and Stationer, Eighth Ave. E., Calgary. Born Cobourg, Ont, May 29, 1859, son of Richard arid Ann Little Linton. Educated public schools, Chatham and Cobourg, Ont. Clerk, John Morrish, Chatham, 1874; Warwick Sc Sons, Toronto, 1890; Danold- son Bros., Winnipeg, 1881-1883; Linton Bros., Kenora, Ont, 1883-1884; came to Alberta and established present business, 1884. Councillor, Calgary,- 1888 (retired). Served with Home Guards, Calgary, Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Married Edith Maud Van Wart, Calgary, 1889; has two sons and two daughters. Societies: A. F & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: Fishing, driving, gardening. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: .121 Fourth Ave., E., Calgary, Alta LIFSETT, Genevieve E. A.—With Winnipeg Telegram. Born Chicago, HI., daughter of Robert and Annie Lipsett Educated public schools, Toronto and Manitoba; New York Grammar School, graduating 1900; Normal College, New York, 1900-1903. Came to Winnipeg, 1904. Secretary, Winnipeg branch, Canadian Women's Press Club, 1909-1910; Director, 319 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Anti-Tuberculosis Society, 1910; President, Telegram branch, International Sunshine Society; on editorial staff, Winnipeg Telegram, since 1906. Contributor to Toronto Saturday Night and Canadian Courier. Societies: Strathcona Ladies' Curling; Women's Press; Young Women's Council of Grace Methodist Church. Recreations: Canoeing, tennis, curling, skating. Methodist Address: 393 Cumberland Ave., Winnipeg, Man. LISLE, Henry Claud, M. L. A.—Barrister. Born Audlem, Cheshire, England, Dec. 12, 1848, son of Claud L. and Ann Lisle. Educated Nantwich Grammar School. Came to Alberta, 1892. Elcted to Saskatchewan Legislature for Lloyd- minster, 1908. Married Blizabeeth Cor- field, Andlem, 1871; has two sons and two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Liberal; Protestant. Address: Lloyd- minster, Sask. LITTLE, Joseph Alexander.—Of Kilgour & Little Insurance and Financial Agents, 119 Jasper Ave., W., Edmonton. Born Georgetown, Ont, Nov. 30,-1878, son of David and Isabella Little. Educated public and high schools, Georgetown. Clerk, Dominion Bank, Toronto, 1898-1903; Secretary, Standard Trusts Co., Winnipeg, 1903-1907; present business since 1907. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Rugby, rowing. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 435 Fourteenth St, Edmonton, Alta. LITTLER, Henry James.—Manager, Terminal City Iron Works, 135 Powell St., Vancouver. Born Dundas, Ont, Sept 8, 1873. Educated public school. Came to British Columbia 1897; mined for gold in Alaska; subsequently returned to Vancouver and established present firm. Patentee of the "Littler- Anderson Thrust Bearing"; "Terminal City Loggers' Block." Married Gertrude Coldwell Hopkins, Vancouver; has three sons. Recreations: Baseball, lacrosse, football. Address: 815 Cardova St., Vancouver, B. C. LIVESAY, Florence Hamilton ("Kil- meny").—Wife of J. Fred B. Liyesay, manager Western Associated Press, Winnipeg. Born Compton, Que., daughter of Mary Louisa and Stephen Randal. Educated Compton Ladies' College (now King's Hall). Taught one year In Sequin private school, New York; subsequently entered newspaper work on staff of Evening Journal, Ottawa, for seven years acting as society editor and • Women's Page editor. In 1902 was appointed one of forty Canadian teachers sent at requesc of Hon. Joseph Chamberlain to teach Boer Concentration Camps, South Africa. Came to Winnipeg, Man., a year later, and on staff Winnipeg Telegram, three years; subsequently with Manitoba Free Press; editor Children's Department since 1910. Has contributed short stories, verse and articles to Canadian and American newspapers and magazines. Married J. Fred B. Livesay, Winnipeg, 1908; has one daughter Club: Canadian Women's' ^'ress. Anglican. Address: 116 }& Lansdowne Ave., Winnipeg, Man. LIVINGSTONE, Stuart, LL. B Of Livingstone, Garrett Sc King, Barristers,: 536 Hastings St, Vancouver. Born In- gersoll, Ont, March 24, 1866, son of Thomas C. and Belvidera Livingstone. Educated public and high schools; Toronto University. Law student with Osier, Teetzel, Harrison & Osier, Hamilton, 1884-1889. Called to Ontario bar, 1889; member of firm, Livingstone & Garrett, Hamilton, 1889-1899. Came to British Columbia and called to bar, 1899; member of firm, Livingstone & Garrett, Vancouver, 1899-1901; present partnership formed, 1901. Third Vice-President, Canadian Club, Hamilton. Author of poem, "The Canadian Volunteers," used in textbooks throughout England. Married Maud Chrysler, 1900; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City; Jerico Country. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Fishing. Conservative. Address: 1550 Beach Ave., Vancouver, B. C. LIVINGSTON, William Wellington, B. A., LL. B.—Barrister. Born Listowel. Ont, Nov. 13, 1880, son of John and Annie Livingston. Educated Listowel high school; Toronto University. Stu- dent-at-law with McCarthy Osier, Hos- *kin & Harcourt, Toronto, 1903. Called tc bar and practiced, Battleford, 1907. Secretary-Treasurer, Battleford Bar Association; Member of the Committee oi Saskatchewan Bar Association; Councillor, Battleford, 1910. Married Irene May Lackie, 1906. Societies: Delta Chi; Chi Delta Rsi; A. F. & A. M. Recreations Hockey, lacrosse, cricket, motor, boating. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Battleford, Sask. , LLOYD, Rev. George Eaton, M. A.— Principal of the Divinity College oi Saskatchewan, Saskatoon. Born London England, Jan. 6, 1861, son of William Jl and Elizabeth A. Lloyd. Came to Canada as a boy. Educated Wypliffe College. Toronto; University of New Brunswick. Ordained by Archbishop of Ru pert's Land, 1885: founder and principal of Rothesay College for Boys, New 320 Brunswick, 1890; Archdeacon Diocese of Saskatchewan, 1905; resigned to accept present office, 1909. Married Marion Tuppen, Worthing, England, has three sons and two daughters. Address: Emmanuel College, Saskatoon, Sask. LLOYD-ANSTRUTHER, Colonel Francis William.- England, June Lieutenant- -Born Dover, 6, 1849, son of the Hon. Georgina Christina Barrington and James Hamilton Lloyd-Anstru- ther. Educated Rugby School. Served as commissioned officer with 3rd Battalion Suffolk Regiment, retiring as honorable Lieutenant Colonel Came to Manitoba as wheat buyer, Portage la Prairie, 1883. Member Hospital Board, Portage la Prairie; ex-Councillor, Municipal Council of Portage la Prairie. Clubs: Portage la Prairie; Wellington, Grosvenor Place, London, England. Recreations: Shooting, cricket, tennis. Independent; Anglican. Address 66 St. S. W., Portage la Prairie, Man. LLOYD-JONES, William.—Secretary- Treasurer, Kelowna Sawmill Co., Ltd., Kelowna. Born Brantford, Ont., Nov. 23, 1879, son of Robert and Eliza Lloyd- Jones. Educated public and high schools, Brantford; Business College, Hamilton. Came to British Columbia, 1899. En- paged lumber business with LeQuine Lumber Co., Grand Forks, B. C, 1899- 1901; established present business, 1901. Married Naomi Brisbin, Red Deer, Alta., 1909; has one son. Societies: I. O. O. F.; W. O. W. Recreations: Fishing, hunting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Kelowna, B. C. LOB SINGER, Louis George.—Publisher The Merritt Herald (pioneer newspaper of Nicola Valley). Born Demer- ton, Ont., M!ay 10, 1883. son of George Mary Lobsinger. Began printing Ont, 1899. Came Married and ton. ton, bia, 1908. 1907; has Recreation Merritt, B. LOCKE, Corbet, K. C.—Judge of County Court of Manitoba, Morden. Born Barrie, Ont., Feb. 9, 1854, son of Joseph and Mary Locke. Educated Barrie grammar school. Called to Ontario bar, 1877; Manitoba, 1882; created Q. C, 1893; appointed to County Court Bench, Manitoba, 1894. Prior to going on bench took active part in Manitoba politics;- was President Morden Liberal-Conservative Association thirteen years. Married Esther Alice Holland, Oshawa, Ont, 1882 (deceased); married Ruby Louise son of Educated Demer- business Walker- to British Colum- Aimee Dagenais, one daughter. Independent. Hunting deer. Address: C. G. V LOCKETT, M. B., M. R. C. L. R. C. P., F. R. C. S. LOCKETT, J*C. C S., Xfa geon. Born W. I., Sept. and Emily Castle high Vernon, M. B., M. R. C. P., F. R. C. Si- Sur- Georgetown St. Vincent, B. 9, 1866, son of Rev. George Lockett. Educated York school; University College,. London; King's College, London; Royal Westminster Opthalmic Hospital, London; Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh; Edinburgh University. Entered Colonial Medical Service,. Jamaica, 1891, and held following appointments: Senior resident medical officer, Kingston; WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ing surgeon, Maternity Hospital, also General Penitentiary, Kingston; resigned from Government service, 1903 and entered private practice, Kingston. Appointed by Government,, honorary consulting surgeon, General Hospital, Kingston, 1906. Left Jamaica after earthquake, 1907. Came to British Columbia,. 1908. Married Frances Jordan Dill,. Pennsylvania, U. S... 1909. Club: Vancouver. Societies: Vancouver,. British Columbia and Canadian medical societies; Royal Colonial Institution. Recreations: Cricket,, carpentering. Address: 532 Granville St., Vancouver. B. C. LOCKHART, Natham Joseph, B. A., M. A., LL. B.—Barrister-at-Law. Born Aylesford, N. S., Feb. 17, 1875, son of Nathan Joseph and Nancy Jane Whitman Lockhart. Educated Horton Collegiate Academy, Wolf ville, N. S.; Acadia College; Dalhousie University. Taught school, Hantsport, N. S., 1895- 1898; law student, Halifax and Sydney, N. S., 1899-1902; practiced, Sydney, 1902- 1906; came to Estevan, Sask., 1906, and practiced there since. Director, Estevan Printing & Publishing Co., Ltd. Solicitor for Town of Estevan. Married Mabel C. Saunders, daughter of Walter S. Saunders, Bridgetown, N. S., 1906; has two sons. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; K. of P. Recreation: Motoring, gardening. Liberal; Baptist. Address: Estevan, Sask. LOCKWOOD, Herbert—Broker and Accountant. Born Manchester, England, Feb. 28, 1856, son of William P. Lock- wood. Educated Pontefract, Yorkshire, and Quebec. Came to Canada as a boy. S. Greenshields Sc Co., Montreal; subsequently engaged gold mining Beauce Co., Que.; with Molsons Bank, 1882-1907, being successively manager, Sorel. Que. and St. Thomas,. Ont,. assistant inspector at Montreal and manager and superintendent of British Columbia branches, 1898- 1907; established present business, 1907. Secretary Jericho Country Club; secretary-treasurer Vancouver Lawn Tennis Club; vice-president Vancouver Cricket Club. Married Minnie Greenshields, 1885 (deceased); has one son and one daughter Clubs: Vancouver,. Jericho Country. Recreations: Cricket,, tennis. Address: 1631 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. LOCKYER, Henry Thomas.—Manager, Hudson's Bay Company's Branches, Vancouver. Born Greenhithe, Kent, England, Dec. 8, 1868, son of Richard and Mary Lockyer. Educated: Stone public schools. With Lovibond & Co., brewers, London, England. Came to British Columbia as accountant with British Columbia Sugar Refining Co., 1891. Director Vancouver Exhibition Association: Director (for Vancouver) Royal Agricultural Association, New Westminster; President British Columbia Wholesale Grocers' Exchange, 1902; President Vancouver Board of Trade, 1903. Married Florence Town, 1892; has three sons. ClubS: Terminal 'City; Jericho Country. Societies: S. O. E.; A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Fishing, tennis. Address: 1436 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. LOFTUS, Edwin, B. A. (1895), M. A. (1898), LL. B. (190°) ■—°f Mulock, Loftus, Armstrong & Lindsay, Barristers, McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Port Perry, Ont, March 12, 1868, son of Thomas and Permilla Loftus. Educated Port Perry high school. Taught school, College Institutee, Chatham, Ont, 1891- 1892; principal of schools, Portage la Prairie, Man., 1893-1898. Came to Winnipeg, 1898, and called to Manitoba bar, 1900; member of Council of University of Manitoba; Board of Wesley College; Board of Trustees of Winnipeg General Hospital; first President Manitoba Football Association, 1900-1905; first president Manitoba Amateur Athletic Association. Married Ida Bell, Portage la Prairie, 1901, has one son. Clubs: Carleton; Commercial Travelers. Society: A. F & A. M. Liberal; Methodist Address: 906 McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg, Man. LOEWEN, Chas. J., B. A., M. A.—Of Loewen & Harvey, Ltd., Real Estate Agents, 420 Cambie St., Vancouver. Bora Victoria B. C, May 4, 1867, son of Joseph L. and Eva Loewen. Educated Trinity College school, Port Hope, Ont; Trinity University. Studied law, 1887- 1890. Served as private Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto, 1885-1887. Married Edith Warren, Vancouver; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Union (Victoria), Vancouver; Jericho Country; Royal Vancouver Yacht; Vancouver Hunt; Royal Automobile (London, England). Society: Native Sons of British Columbia Recreations: Billiards, shooting, fishing. Address: 1743 Pendril St., Vancouver, B. C. LOEWENBERG, Carl.—Imperial German Consul, of Loewenberg Sc Co., Victoria Born Cammin, Pomerania, Germany, Jan. 3, 1862, son of Dr. L. and Louise Loewenberg. Educated Realgym- nasium, Harburg-on-Elbe. Came to British Columbia 1879. Established present business 1888. Club: Union. Society: Deutscher Verein (Hon. Pres.). Recreation: Music. Address: Victoria, B. C. LOGAN, M. Sergius.—(Retired.) Born Morrisburg, Ont, Sept. 21, 1866, son of Matthew and Elizabeth Logan. Educated College Institute Morrisburg. Mercantile business, Morrisburg, 1891. Came to British Columbia 1899. Married Emily Morris, Hamilton. Club: Terminal City. Recreations: Driving, fishing, bowling. ; Address: 2530 Point Grey Road, Vancouver, B. C. LOGGIE, William J.—Of Loggie & Manley, Barristers. Wetaskiwin. Born near Chatham, N. B., May 28, 1867, son of Robert and Grace Loggie. Educated Dalhousie. University, Halifax. Practiced Chatham, 1896. Came to Alberta, 1904. Address: Wetaskiwin, Alta. 322 RT. REV. JOS. LOFTHOUSE, D. D LOFTHOUSE, Right Rev. Joseph, D. D.—Bishop of Keewatin, Kenora. Born Wadsley, Yorkshire, England, December 18, 1855, son of Francis and Mary Loft- house. Educated Wadsley School; Church Missionary College, London, England. Came to Moose Factory, James Bay, 1882; ordained Deacon and Priest, St Thomas, Moose Factory, 1883; Missionary, York Factory, Hudson Bay, 1884; Missionary, Fort Churchill, Hud son Bay, 1886; Archdeacon of York, 1896; spent ten months traveling across the barren lands with Dominion Government expedition, 1900; appointed Bishop of Keewatin, 1902; traveled thousands of miles, Hudson Bay, living with Indians and Eskimos. Married Betsie Fallding, 1885; has one daughter. Club: Lake of the Woods. Recreations: Boating, traveling. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Kenora Ont. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY LOGAN, Capt. James J.—Manager and Director, Vancouver Ice & Cold Storage Co., 14 Gore Ave., Vancouver. Born Maitland, N. S., March 24, 1858, son of Robert and Nancy Logan. Educated public sehools, Halifax; on sailing ships, 1873; sea captain, 1883-1893, and during that time in England his steamer received a bonus twice from insurance companies for running two years without an accident. Came to British Columbia, 1893; established present business, 1893; which he has built up until it is now the largest cold storage and ice concern in Canada President, Vancouver Creamery; Bitter Creek Mining Co.; Director Vancouver Agencies, License Commissioner, 1899. Endowed chair of New Testament Exegesis in Westminster Hall, to be called J. J. Logan chair. Married Sarah F. Atkins, of Westchester, N. S. Club: Terminal City. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Fishing. Address: 1898 Robson St., Vancouver, B. C. RICHARD LONEY, LONEY, Richard.—Of Manley, Loney & Co.. Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 47 Main St., Moose Jaw. Born Metcalf, Ont., July 17, 1877, son of Simon and Eliza -Loney. Educated public schools, Winchester and Kemptville, Ont. Taught school Eastman's Springs, Ont, 1900. Trooper with the 1st Imperial Light Horse, South African War, 1901-1902 With G. T. R, Whitney sequently with C. P. R. Jaw, 1904; real estate formed present partnership, 1908; dent, Moose Jaw Board of Trade President Moose Jaw Lawn Ont, 1902; sub- Came to Moose business, 1906; Presi- , 1910; Tennis Club; Secretary, Moose Jaw Gun Club. Married Mary Alexander, Winnipeg, 1907; has one son. Recreations: Tennis, hunting, shooting, motoring. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 5 Stadacona St., W., Moose Jaw, Sask. LONG, Minnie Louise Thomas.—Wife of William George Long. Born St Catharines, Ont., daughter of George William Anna (Haynes) Thomas. Edu- cateed Westminster Ladies' College; Toronto University; ' Business College, St. Catharines (honor graduate). Corresponding Secretary, W. C. T. U, St. Catharines; Recording Secretary, Peo- plee's Forum (advocating Woman's Suffrage), Toronto, 1909; Vice-President, Women's Suffrage Association, Winnipeg, 1911. Came to Manitoba, 1909; Recording Secretary, Women's Missionary Society, Wesley Church, Winnipeg, 1910-1911. I A writer of prose and poetry and contributor to various magazines, including Modern Culture Magazine, New York; Truth, Toronto Varsity and University Monthly; Toronto Saturday Night, Toronto Globe, Mail and Empire; Utica Globe, Utica N. Y.; regular contributor to Holroyde's Magazine, Winnipeg; at present preparing to publish poems in book form. Was active member, Women's Literary Club, St. Catharines; Browning Club, Toronto; Women's Political (Suffrage), Toronto; Choral Society; Oraheus Society, Toronto: life member, Ralston Health Club, Washington, D. C.; member Canadian Women's Press Club, Winnipeg branch. Recreation: Tennis. Married William George Long, manufacturer electrical aopliances. 1909. Methodist Address: 236 Donald I St., Winnipeg, Man. . LONG, Victor Albert.—Artist. Born' Fort Erie, Ont, May 24, 1866, son of Richard and Anne Long. Educated College Institute St Catharines, Ont; Trinity Colleege, Dublin. Studied painting, Munich, Bavaria; and traveled all over the world, engaged painting. Married Alexandria Victoria Alexander, 1901; had one son and one daughter. Club: Canadian. Recreations: Lacrosse, cricket. Address: Empire Hotel, Winnipeg, Man. LOREE, William.—Manager Bank of Hamilton, Main St., Winnipeg. Born Southern Manitoba, Dec. 26, 1879. Educated public schools, Manitoba Joined Bank of Hamilton, Carman, Man., 1898; Western Inspector, Winnipeg, 1907; appointed present position, 1910. Director, Hudson's Bay Insurance Co. ' Married Katherine E. McCormick, Carman, 1903; has two daughters. Clubs: Carleton; Automobile. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; K. of P. Methodist. Address: 143 Harvard Ave., Winnipeg, Man. LOFER, George Weaver.—Miner and Capitalist, of Lucky Jim Zinc Mines, Ltd., shipper of zinc ores and concentrates, Nelson. Born New York, N. Y., Jan. 29, 1859, son of William H. and Emily Weaver Loper. Educated Invins Quaker School. Cordage manufacturer with George J. Weaver, Philadelphia, Pa, 1876; mining since 1898; came to British Columbia, 1907. Married Fanny Gordon, Philadelphia, 1880. Clubs: Metropolitan (New York); New York Yacht; 324 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY GEORGE WEAVER LOPER, Union League (Philadelphia); Spokane Club (Spokane, Wash.); Nelson Club (Nelson). Recreation: Hunting. Anglican. Address: Nelson, B. C. CHARLES S. LO.TT- LOTT, Charles S.—Real Estate and Financial Broker, representing Osier, Hammond and Nanton, Winnipeg; Calgary Sc Edmonton Land Co., Calgary and Edmonton Townsites; North of Scotland Canadian Mortgage Co., Ltd.; Dominion of Canada Investment & Debenture Co.; Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society; Law, Union and Rock Insurance Co.; Western Assurance Co.; general agent for Alberta, London Guarantee & Accident Co.; the Hudson's Bay Co.; Alberta Bankhead Mines, Ltd.; Hill- crest Collieries, Ltd.; Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co., Ltd.; Vice-President, Pacific Cartage Company, Ltd. Born London, England, son of George and Anne Lott. Came to Canada, 1883; Examiner, C. P. R. lands, 1883-1888; draughtsman, C. P. R. Land Office, Winnipeg, 1888-1890; Land Titles Office, "Winn in eg, 1890-1891: Osier, Hammond & Nanton, Winnipeg, 1891-1895. Came to Calgary and established present business, 1895. Married, 1895, Isabelle May Ruttan (deceased). Married Juliet Eaton Bodington, England, 1911. Clubs: Ranchmen's Club; Calgary Golf and Country; Manitoba Club, Winnipeg. Anglican. Address: 305 Fourth Ave. W., Calgary, Alberta. J. L. LOUGHEED. LOUGHEED, James L.—Of Lougheed & Co., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 2343 Main St., Vancouver: Director, Skeena Lumber Co.; Builders' Trust Corporation. Born Thornbury, Ont., May 22, 1884, son of Lindsay and Ruth McCallum Lougheed. Came to British Columbia, 1892. Educated public schools. Established business on own account, 1906; formed present company, 1909. Marri-ad Sarah Burns, daughter of William Burns, Vancouver, 1907; has one son. Recreation: Motoring. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 536 Victoria St., Vancouver, B. C. , 325 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HON. SENATOR J. A. LOUGHEED, K. C. LOUGHEED, Hon. Senator James Alexander, K. C.—Of Lougheed, Bennett & Co., Barristers, Calgary. Born Brampton^ Ont, Sept. 1, 1854, son of John and Mary A. Lougheed. Educated Toronto. Practiced Toronto until 1882; came to Alberta 1883; appointed Q. C, 1889; called to Senate, 1889; upon retirement of Hon. Sir Mackenzie Bowell from the leadership of the Conservative party in ^the Senate, 1906, was chosen as successor, and continues to act "in that capacity. Married Isabella Clark Hardisty, eldest daughter of late William Hardisty, Chief Factor of the Hudson's Bay Co., Calgary, 1884; has four sons and two daughters. Clubs: Rideau and Country, Ottawa; National and Albany, Toronto; Ranchmen's. Conservative. Address: Calgary, Alta. 326 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY LOVE, Thomas Alfred.—President and Managing Editor, Gazette Printing Co., publishers of The Grand Forks Gazette. Born Stanton, Dufferin County, Ont, March 19, 1883, son of John Arthur and Martha Walker Love. Educated high schools, Toronto and Alliston, Ont. On The Herald, Alliston; subsequently editor and manager, Gazette, Rainy River, Ont, during which time was City Clerk, Rainy editor Man- Rainy River, and first secretary River District Board of Trade; and manager, Chronicle, Morden, 1894-1898. Came to British Columbia, 1898; editor and manager, Pioneer, Phoenix, B. C, 1898-1890; organized de- came secretary, Rifle Association, Phoenix; Secretary-Treasurer Phoenix School Board; acquired control of Grand Forks Gazette 1911. Married Louise Societies: A. F. & A. Recreations: Books, Conservative; Presby- Livingston, 1911. M.; I. O. O. F. hockey, baseball. terian. Address: Grand Forks, B. C. LOVELL, George John.—Broker, Industrial Promoter, 449 Main St., Winnipeg. Born Toronto, Dec. 1, 1861, spn of George and Eliza Lovell. Educated public schools, business college, Toronto. Clerk with Hart & Rawlinson, Toronto, Ont, 1876. Established present business' 1908. President, Odorkill Mfg. Co.; Managing Director, Manitoba Beach Co.; Secretary-Treasurer Hardware Specialties, Ltd.; Vice-President, Northwestern Battery Co., Ltd. Served with Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto, 1884-1889. Married Mary Bethel Adams, 1890; has one son and two daughters. Club: Commercial. Societies: Clef; A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. (P. G.). Liberal; Anglican. Address: 413 Furby St, Winnipeg, Man. LOW, David, M. D., C. M., M. B.— Physician. Born Bainsford, Scotland, Dec. 17, 1868, son of George and Margaret Low.* Educated Harrison hieh school; College Institute, Gait, Ont.; McGill University. On house staff Montreal General Hospital, 1889-1890. Came to Regina, 1890 and practiced there since. Jail surgeon since 1897; organized Regina Victoria Hospital, 1900; organized branch, British Medical Association; member British. Association for Advancement of Science; Medical Health Officer, Regina, 1894-1901; member of Council University of Saskatchewan, 1907-1908; now member of Senate; President Game Protective Association. Married Mary Wilson Carter Todd, Gait, Ont., 1894; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Canadian; Assiniboia Societies: A. F. & A. M.; A. O. U. W.; A. O. F; C. O. F.; I. O. F.; S. O. S. Recreations: Hunting, shooting, fishing, boating. Presbyterian. Address: 1927 Scarth St., Regina, Sask. . LOWE, Hon. Robert.—President of Yukon Council, Dawson. Born near To- -rppto, Ont., May 4, 1869. Engaged freighting business; part owner White- horse tramway. Member for White- horse, Territorial Council. Unsuccessful candidate for House of Commons, 1908. Address: Dawson, Y. T. LOWERY, Robert N.—Of Lowery Bros., Real Estate Agents, 925 Main St., Winnipeg. Born Detroit, Mich., July 13, 1882, son of Edward and Christina Law- ery. Educated public schools, Winnipeg, Man. Came to Winnipeg, 1883; accountant, Geo. Peck & Co., 1901-1904. Married Gertrude Bowman, Winnipeg, 1909. Club: Canadian. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: All outdoor sports. Independent; Methodist. Address: Newton and Pacific St, Winnipeg, Man. LOWERY, "Colonel1' Robert Thornton. —Editor "The Ledge," Greenwood. Born Halton County, Ont, April 12, 1859, son of William L. and Mary Lowery. Educated private and public schools. Came to British Columbia, 1891; has created and published twenty-three different journals. Lived Nelson, Fernie, Kaslo, Vancouver, Poplar Creek. Author of humorous and other writings published all over the world. Address: Greenwood, B. C. LOWRY, William A.—Financial Agent 807 First street E., Calgary. Born Wellington County, Ont, July 19, 1878, son of Clifton and Margaret Lowry. Educated public, high and normal schools. Taught school, Manitoba 1897. Came to Albrta, 1899. Served with Strathcona's Horse, South African War; president Alberta Veterans' Association. Married Clara Frizell, Winnipeg; has two daughters. Address: 528 Twentieth Avenue W., Calgary, Alta LUCAS, Edward Alexander.—Barrister, of Lucas Sc Lucas, 72 Exchange Bldg., Vancouver. Born Sarnia Ont., Feb. 25, 1884, son of Alexander and Jane Frances Lucas. Came to British Columbia 1903. Educated public schools; Toronto University. Practiced Vancouver since 1909. Notary public. Served with 102nd Regiment Rocky Mountain Rangers. Club: Royal Vancouver Yacht. Recreations: yachting. Address: 1618 Pendrell St, Vancouver, B. C. LUCAS, Frederick George Tanner., B. A.—Of Lucas & Lucas, Barrister, Exchange Bldg., Vancouver. Born Alvin- ston, Ont, Sept 29, 1878, son of Alex- bander and Jane Frances Lucas. Came to British Columbia 1900. Educated public schools; Toronto University. Article to J. A. Harvey, K. C.; R W. Harris, K. C. and Joseph Martin, K. C. Practiced Vancouver, 1905; formed partnership with his brother, 1909.' Ex-President Young Conservative Club, Vancouver. Recreation: yachting. Conservative. Address: 1618 Pendrill St, Vancouver, B. C. 327 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY CHARLES FRED LOWES. LOWES, Fred Charles.—Of F. C. Lowes & Co., Real Estate, Insurance and Financial Brokers. Born Brampton. Ont., son of D. Trueman and Annie C. Lowes. Educated Toronto. With Canada Life Assurance Co., Toronto; came to Alberta, 1902. Secretary Canada Life Insurance Co. for Alberta and Saskatchewan, 1902-1903; Inspector, same company, same territory, 1903-1906; re signed, 1906, and established present: business with branch offices at Lethbridge Edmonton, London, England: New York City; High River and Xanton; and agents throughout England and] United States. Clubs: Ranchmen's; Calgary; Alberta; Edmonton (Edmonton) Chinook (Lethbridge). Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Motoring, golf, lacrosse. Address: Calgary, Alta. 328 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY LUGRIN, Capt. Charles Henry.-—Barrister and Journalist Born Fredericton, N. B„ son of Charles Simeon and Martha L. Lugrin (U. E. University of New New Brunswick. Clerk of Circuits; Victoria County, L. stock). Educated Brunswick. Practiced Clerk of the Peace; Clerk of County Court, N. B.; Secretary of Agriculture, province of New Brunswick. Served artillery at Raid, 1865; later militia. Contributed author of numerous social pamphlets on graphical questions. St. Stephen, Fenian Captain permanent freely to magazines. boys' stories and of economic and geo- Married Mary Jane Raymonds, Grand Falls, N. B.; has six daughters. Club: Pacific. Address: Esquimalt, B. C. FRED EUGENE HYLAND LUKE. LUKE, Fred Eugene Hyland. — Manager Canada Cycle & Motor Co., Ltd., Canada Block, Winnipeg. Born Whitby, Ont, March 19, 1877, son of Thomas M. and Henriette H. Hyland Luke. Educated public schools and College Institute, Ontario. Office Manager A. S. Whiting & Co., Cedardale, Ont, 1895-1897; Manager Welland Vale Mfg. Co., St. Catharines, .Ont, 1897-1899; these companies being merged into Canada Cycle & Motor Co., Ltd., head office of same Toronto, 1899-1904; St. Johns, N. B., charge for the company Maritime Provinces, 1904-1906; traveled in the Orient firm's interests 1906; appointed manager Winnipeg branch 1908. President Motor Trade Association; member executive Winnipeg Automobile Club. Served three years with 19th Regiment, St. Catharines. Married Lillian Blanche Dulmadge, Winnipeg, 1908. Clubs: Canadian; Secretary Stonewall Automobile; Business Science Club. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; K. of P. Recreation: Motoring. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 3 Moxan Court Winnipeg, Man. LUNDY, John Edgar, M. B. (Toronto Univ.), L. R. C. F. (Edinburgh)-'—Physician and Surgeon, Newman Bldg., Portage la Prairie. Born Sheffield, Ont., Oct. JOHN EDGAR LUNDY. 7, 1875, son of John Bostwick and Lydia Lundy. Educated public schools, College Institute; Toronto University; Edinburgh University; Vienna Practiced Preston, Ont., 1898; came to Manitoba 1900; Director Lake Manitou San- itorium, Watrous, Sask.; Medical Examiner, Mutual Life of Canada; Canada Life; Confederation Life; National Life; Great West; Sun; Crown; Aetna; British Empire; London and Lancashire Co. General Hospital Surgeon, G. T. P.; Medical Officer Indian Department; C. P. R; Medical Officer 18th Rifles. Married Agnes Duncan has one son and Portage. Societies: 1904; Club: I. O. eral; Ave., Surgeon Mounted Barnett, one daughter. A. F. & A. M.; O. F. Recreation: Shooting. Lib- Anglican. Portage la Address: Prairie, Man. 205 Lorne LUNDY, John Egbert.—Of the Lundy- McLeod Land Co., McDougall Ave., Edmonton; Director Edmonton Exhibition Association; Director Alberta Pacific Portland Cement Co. Born Norval, Ont., Sept 18, 1871, son of James Brown and Clementina McKinnon Lundy. Educated high school, Brampton, Ont. Hardware salesman, J. M. Bond Co., Guelph, Ont, 1883; Manager of mining interests, Bonanza and Dominion Creeks, Dawson City, 1899-1900. Came to Alberta, 1902; salesman Ross Bros., Ltd., Edmonton, 1902; traveling salesman, Revillon Freres, Ltd.; established present business 1910. Alderman Edmonton, 1909-1912; Chairman Industrial and Parks Committee; Director Royal Alexandra Hospital; Director Edmonton Exhibition Association; Director Young Women's Christian Association; Director Edmonton Public Li- 329 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JOHN EGBERT LUNDY brary. Married Mary Christina McLeod, 1900; has one son and one daughter. Society: I. O. O. F. Liberal; Baptist. Address: 368 12th St, Edmonton, Alta LUNO, George Albert.—Assessor, Medicine Hat. Born Markham Township, May 31, 1860, son of Henry Christopher and Mary Clarinda Luno. Educated public schools Ontario. Jewelry apprentice, Toronto, 1881; came to Alberta 1885; appointed Assessor and Building Inspector, 1910; served as Councillor, Medicine Hat 1900-1901. Married Cordelia Darke, Stonewall, Man., 1887; has one son and two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Cycling, motoring. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Medicine Hat, Alta LUSBY, L. Blair. — Of Anderson & Lusby, Wholesale and Retail Hardware and Ship Chandlery, 634 Columbia St., New Westminster. Born Amherst N. S., Nov. 19, 1870, son of John C. and Mary E. Purdy Lusby. Educated public and high schools. Clerk Rhodes, Curry & Co., Amherst, 1889. Came to British Columbia 1890. Bookkeeper for W. J. Walker, New Westminster, 1890-1892; bookkeeper Victoria Canning Co., New Westminster, 1892; accountant, Rhodes Curry Co., Amherst, 1894-1898; Auditor Town of Amherst 1894, 1895, 1896 and 1897; accountant R. F. Anderson & Co., New Westminster, 1898-1902; present partnership formed 1903. Served as Sergeant 6th Regiment New Westminster, 1900-1908; ex-President New Westminster Board of Trade. Married Maggie L. BLAIR LUSBY A. Lennie, 1894; has one son. Recreations: Rifle and trap shooting, hunting. Liberal; Baptist. Address: 215 Royal Ave., New Westminster, B. C. JOSEPH EMILE LUSSIER. LUSSIER, Joseph Emile. — General Contractor, owner of Hillside Dairy Farm; North Ranch, "Circle B," South! Ranch, Medicine Hat District; President Redcliff Clay Products Co., Ltd.; Lussier Construction Co., Ltd. Born St. Denis, Que., Nov. 22, 1863, son of Udger and Lo-; eadie Lussier. Educated Mount Harmon College, Massachusetts. Contracting, j 330 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY 1903. Married Louisa A. Swawell. 01 Chicago, 1888-1903. Came to Alberta Pickering, Yorkshire, England; has one son and two daughters. Club: Cypress. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Driving. Anglican. Address: P. O. Box 83, Medicine Hat, Alta. A. P. LUXTON, K. C. . LUKTON, A. F., K. C.—Of Pooley, Luxton & Pooley, Barristers, 1218 Langley St, Victoria Born Brushford, Devonshire, England, Nov. 15, 1863, son of R. G. Luxton. Educated England. Admitted Socilitor, England, 1887. Came to British Columbia 1888; called to British Columbia Bar, 1890; appointed K. C. 1905. Commissioner and joint editor for revision of Statutes of British Columbia. Married Miss Martin, Hamilton, 1899; has four daughters. Club: Union. Recreations: Shooting, golf, cricket, fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1663 Rockland Ave., Victoria, B. C. LYLE, Amos Moore, M. L. A.—Farmer and Breeder of Clydesdale Horses; Director Temperance Hotel Association; Director Lyleton Clydesdale Horse Breeders' Association. Born near Smith's Falls, Ont., Oct. 10, 1866, son of Samuel and Mary Moore Lyle. Educated Smith's Falls and Morrisburg, Ont. Cabinet maker, Morrisburg, 1883; came to Manitoba, 1886 and took up land. Unsuccessful candidate for Manitoba Legislature, 1907; elected, representing Arthur, 1910. Councillor, Lyleton, 1910. Married Lillian G. Lyle, Smith's Falls, 1900. Societies: I. O. O. F; L. O. L. Conservative: Presbyterian. Address: Lyleton, Man. LYLE, John Percival. — Real Estate and Insurance Broker. Born Barnstaple. England, July 14, 1878, son of Samuel and Mary Squire Lyle. Educated Grammar School Barnstaple. Insurance Agent London, England, 1897; served as Sergeant Imperial Yeomanry, South African War, 1900-1902; came to Canada 1903; established present business 1905. Councillor, Lloydminster, 1906-1907; Mayor, 1910. Married Marie B. Batcher, 1904; has two sons. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; L O. O. F. Recreation: Shooting. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Lloydminster, Sask. DR. EDWIN JAMES LYON LYON, Edwin James, M. B., L. R. C. F., M. R. C. S.—Physician, McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Guelph, Ont., April 25, 1880, son of James Walter and Lucy Lyon. Educated College Institute, Guelph; Toronto University; three years post graduate work, London, England, Hospital; General Hospital, Birmingham, England, as House Surgeon under Gilbert Barling, F. R. C. S., a year and a half. Came to Manitoba 1910. Medical Examiner Home Life Insurance Co.; North American Life Insurance Co.; Western Life Insurance Co. Club: Manitoba. Society: Midland Medical Society, England. Presbyterian. Address: 600 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. LYONS, Robert Fern, M. L. A.—Farmer. Bora New Boyne, Ont., July 1, 1856, son of Michael and Ann Lyons. Educated common and high schools Athens, Ont First elected to Legislature for Norfolk 1892; re-elected 1899, 1903 and 1907. Married Jennett Hume, Hamilton, 1888 (deceased 1901); has four sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Methodist; Conservative. Address: Carberry, Man. 331 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY ROBERT NEWTON LYONS. LYONS, Robert Newton. —Accountant, Secretary-Treasurer Prairie City Loan Co., Ltd., 317 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Grey County, Ont, Sept. 7, 1873, son of John and Louise Lyons. Educated public schools; Central Business College, Owen Sound, Ont. Bookkeeper and foreman, later general merchant, Gris- wold, Man., 1896. Secretary Dominion Alliance when Dr. H. E. Hicks defeated present opposition leader, T. C. Morris. Bandmaster "Metropolitan Band," Winnipeg, 1907, 1910; President Winnipeg Local, American Federation of Musicians 1910; Musicians' Delegate to Dominion Trades and Labor Congress, 1910. Married Hattie Lois Walker, Clinton, Ont, 1899; has two sons and two daughters. Societies: L. O. L.; Musicians. Recreations: Musie literature. Independent; Methodist. Winnipeg, Address: Man. 194 Lip ton St, LYNCH, Edwin D., M. L. A.—Farmer, Born Middlesex, Aug. 1860, son of William Lynch. Came to Manitoba 1871; to California, 1874. Educated schools at Sacramento, Cal. Returned to Manitoba 1883 and settled on homestead, West- bourne. An unsuccessful candidate to Manitoba Legislature for Lakeside, 1899; elected 1903; re-elected 1907. Married daughter of David Morrison, 1885. Conservative. Address: Westbourne, Man. MACARA, William Elliot. — Registrar General Province of Manitoba under the Torrens System, Land Titles Bldg., Winnipeg. Born London, Ont, Feb. 16, 1859, son of John Macara. Educated College Institute, Goderich. Called to Ontario Bar 1881; came to Winnipeg and called to Manitoba Bar 1882; practiced Winnipeg under firm name of Cumberland & Macara; later Miller. Cumberland & Macara, until 1886, when appointed to present office. Served as Lieutenant 90th Regiment, when first organized. Married Mary Alicia MacDermott, Goderich, Ont, 1887. Clubs: Manitoba, St. Charles Country, Western Canada Military Institute. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 28 Spence St., Winnipeg, Man. MACARTHUR, John Alexander, M.D., C. M. — Physician and Surgeon. Born Middlesex County, Ont, son of Archibald and Christina MacArthur. Educated McGill University, Manitoba University; practiced Iowa 1876. Came to Winnipeg 1884. President Winnipeg Medico- Chirurgical Association 1903-1904; member of the Canadian Medical Association: Vice-President Canadian Medical Association for Manitoba, 1902-1903; member British Association for Advancement of Science; member American Public Health Association; Professor Diseases of Children, Manitoba Medical College; Consulting Physician, General Hospital. Past President Winnipeg Liberal Association; Liberal candidate for center Winnipeg, Manitoba Legislature 1904- 1907. Married Lucille C. Casey, Montreal. 1872. Clubs: Canadian, Manitoba, Carlton, President Playgoers'. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Music and art, lacrosse, cricket. Liberal; Baptist. Address: 11 Canada Life Bldg., Winnipeg, Man. MACAULEY, Charles Daniel, K. C. — Judge of Territorial Court for Yukon, Dawson* Born Township of Sidney, Hastings County, Ont, Oct. 20, 1863, son of Daniel and Elizabeth Macauley. Educated public schools. Frankfort; Albert College, Belleville;" Osgoode Hall. Practiced Belleville until 1901, when appointed to present office. Married Mary C. P. Davy, Belleville; has one son. Club: Zero. Address: Dawson, Y. T. MACAULEY, Charles Hamilton. — Of Macauley & Nicolls, Brokers, 414 Seymour St., Vancouver. Interested Burrard Dumber Co.; President of Tourist Association. Born Pugwash, N. S., 1867, Son of Donald and Maria Macauley. Educated Nova Scotia. Taught school 1885. Came to British Columbia 1887. Established present business 1898. Married Ethel Jean Maclaren, Vancouver; has three sons and one daughter. Clubs: Athletic; Brocton Point Athletic; Burrard Inlet Rowing. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; St. Andrews; Caledonian. Address: 1130 Bute St, Vancouver, B. C. MACAULEY, Henry C. — Financial Agent, 585 Granville St., Vancouver. Born Lindsay, Ont., May 17, 1876, son of Alexander and Adelaide Macauley. Came to British Columbia 1887. First Mayor of Dawson City, Y. T., 1902; member of Yukon Council, 1903. Club: Vancouver. Address: 1332 Nicola St., Vancouver, B. C. 332 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY MACBETH, Hugh. — Of H. Macbeth Agency, Financial and Real Estate Brokers, Sherlock Block, Lethbridge; Sec- • etary Bow River Collieries; Secretary British Canadian Trust & Guarantee Co.: Secretary Lethbridge Brick & Terra Cot- ta Co. Born St. Andrews, Man., April 8 1859, son of Alexander and Margaret Macbeth. Educated public schol Kildonan, Man. Fur trader Hudson's Bay Co., Swan River District, Man., 1874-1882; came to Alberta 1883; clerk and accountant, Gait Coal Co., Medicine Hat, 1883- 1904; established present business 1904. Alderman. Lethbridge, 1907-1908. Married Janette Bassett, Toronto, 1885; has four sons and three daughters. Club: Chinook. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Shooting. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 814 Ford St., Lethbridge, Alta. MACDERMOT, John Henry, M. D-— Physician. Born Kingston, Jamaica, B. W. I., Nov. 23, 1883, son of Rev. H. M. F. and Mary MacDermot Educated Jamaica High School. Came to British Columbia 1906. Former health officer Van Anda, Texada. Married Eva El- vina Swift, Vancouver; has one daughter. Recreations: Sailing, tennis. Address: 714 Harris St., Vancouver, B. C. ARCHBISHOP MacDONALD MACDONALD, Right Rev. Alexander, D. D., LTj. D—Bishop of Victoria. Born Mabou, Inverness County, Cape Breton, Feb. 18, 1858, son of Finlay and Catherine MacDonald. Educated St Francis Xavier, Antigonish, N. S.; Propaganda, Rome. Ordained Priest 1884. Vicar General Antigonish 1900-1908; appointed Bishop of Victoria 1908. Publications: "The Symbol in Sermons"; "The Sacri fice of the Mass"; "The Symbol of the Heart"; "The Sacraments." Address: Apostles"; "Religious Questions of the Day" (3 vols.); "The Mercies of the Sacred Heart"; "The Sacraments." Address: 710 View St., Victoria, B. C. MACDONALD, Alexander B.—Of Harvey, McCarter & MacDonald, Barristers and Solicitors, Imperial Bank Bldg., .ranbrook; President / urora Mining & Milling Co., Ltd.; Director Yahk Lumber Co., Ltd.; Director Cranbrook Saw Mill Co., Ltd.; Director Lund Land & Development Co., Ltd. Born Ashfleld Township, Huron County, Ont., July 11, 1873, son of John Christine Macdonald. Educated Collegiate Institute, Goderich, Ont, Osgoode Hall, Toronto. Called to Ontario Bar 1903; practiced Brussells, Ont, 1903-1908. Came to British Columbia, 1908. Called to British Columbia Bar, 1908, since then has practiced Cranbrook. Married Kathleen Nora Holmes of Brus» sells, Ont, 1909. Club: Cranbrook. Rec- reatiorig: Golf curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Garden Ave., Cranbrook, B. C. ALLAN BAN MACDONALD MACDONALD, Allan Ban. — Dominion Government Superintendent Rocky Mountains Park, Banff. Born Glengarry County Ont, Feb. 9. 1843, son of Alexander Ban and Catherine Macdonald. Educated public schools Glengary County and Cornwall. Clerk Hon. D. A. Macdonald, Alexandria, Ont, 1866-1871; partner A. B. Macdonald & Co., Alexandria, 1871-1875; bought D. A. Macdonald out 1875, and continued under firm name of Macdonald & Chisholm until 1881; general store business under firm name Macdonald Sc McDougald, Emerson, Man., 1881-1882; charge store and supply department C. P. R. under Langdori & Shepard, 1882-1883; charge of stores for R. R. McLennan, north. shore of Lake 333 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Superior, 1884-1885; with James Ross, Superintendent of Construction C. P. R., Reeds Lake, B. C, 1885; organized Glengarry Ranch Co., 1886 and managing director of same 1886-1910; appointed Superintendent Rocky Mountains Park, 1910; President Western Stock Growers' Association 1907-1908. Unsuccessful Liberal candidate for Macleod to House of Commons, 1908. Won medal for all round athlete in Caledonia games for three counties, Cornwall. Ont, 1864. Married Elizabeth Ann Harrison, Alexandria; has four sons- and four daughters. Club: Macleod, Banff Curling. Recreations: All outdoor sports. Liberal; Roman Catholic Address: Banff, Alta. MACDONALD, Bernard Donald, LL. B. —Barrister and Solicitor, Drinkle Bldg., Saskatoon. Born St. Andrew's Parish, P. E. I., June 20, 1876. son of Penlope Macdonald and Alex. G. Macdonald, descendant of John Macdonald of Glenala- dale. Who established first Scotch settlement British North America also family connection of A. A. Macdonald. one of the fathers of Confederation; late Judge Hugh Macdonald, of Supreme Court of Nova Scotia; Sir Wm. C. Macdonald, Montreal, Que.; Bishop Macdonald, Char- lottetown, P. E. I.; Dr. J. C. Macdonald, Montreal, Que. pducated public schools, St Dunstan's College, Montreal; Dalhousie University. Law Student with Drysdale & Mclnnes, Halifax, 1904; nraeticing since 1907. Married Marion Gertrude Egan of Mt Stewart, P. E. I., 1910. Society: K. of C. (Grand Knight). Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: Ave. M and Twentieth St, Saskatoon, Sask. MACDONALD, Donald Robert.—Trainmaster Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir Ltd.), Cumberland. Born Westville, Pictou County, N. S., May 28, 1873, son of Daniel P. and Jessie MacDonald. Educated public schools Westville. With Intercoloniol Coal Mining Co., Westville, 1886. Came to Cumberland with Dunsmuir Railway Co., 1893. Alderman 1897- 1899; Mayor 1909-1910. Married Janet Saunders, Cumberland, 1901. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: Cricket, riding, driving. Address: Mayport Ave., Cumberland, B. C. MACDONALD, Hon. Daniel Alexander. —Judge of the Court of the King's Bench for Manitoba. Born Prince Edward Island, Aug. 17, 1858, son of Alexander and Mary Macdonald. Educated Prince of Wales College Charlottetown. Called to Prince Edward Island Bar 1883: came to Manitoba 1883; called to Manitoba Bar 1885. Crown Prosecutor Central Judicial District of Manitoba seven years. Married Helen St. Luke Rogers; has one son and three daughters. Clubs: HON. DANIEL ALEXANDER MACDONALD Manitoba; St. Charles Country. Recreations: Golf, curling, billiards. Anglican. Address 107 Stradbrooke Place, Winnipeg, Man. MACDONALD, George, M. D., C. M.— Physician and Surgeon. Born Aberdeenshire, Scotland, Sept. 22, 1863. Came to Canada same year. Educated public schools Montreal; public and high school Renfrew. Clerk, operator, agent and locomotive engineer Western extension, Canada Central, 1879-1884, when returned to Renfrew high school and took stcond o'ass teacher's certificate; graduated McGill University 1889. Practiced Renfrew 1890, came to Calgary 1891. Coroner Northwest Territories 1893; Medical Health Officer, Calgary, since 1900. Member American Public Health Association; British Canadian and Alberta Medical Associations; Registrar College Physicians and Surgeons, Alberta 1910; life member Dominion Rifle and Alberta Province Rifle . Associations; member Grand Secretary's Guild of the World. Married Mary Macleod, Charlottetown,- P. E I.; has two daughters. Societies: A. F & A. M.; 1st G. M. Grand Lodge, Alberta, 1905-1906; Grand Secretary 1907- 1908-1909-1910; A. R M. (Grand Superintendent Alberta Dist, 1903); K. T. K. M. Provincial Grand Prior 1900; Scottish Rite (3 2d degree Alberta sistory); Mystic Shrine (charter ber, Al Azhar Temple, Calgary); L F (Past D. D. G. M.); K. of P. D. G. V); A. O. U. W. (Past M. I. O. F; S. O. S.; Quatuor Coronati (Eng.) Local Secretary. Recreations: Rifle shooting, tennis. Address: 120 6th Ave. E., Calgary, Alta Con- mem- O. O. (Past W.) 334 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY MACDONALD, George Ernest. Of Macdonald, Marpole & Co., Ltd., 427 Seymour St., Vancouver. Born Cumberland, N. S., Jan. 9, 1866, son of P. and Margaret Macdonald. Educated Pugwash, Que., ana Truro, N. S. Studied law Truro 1882-1884: clerk superintendent's office I. C. R., Truro, 1884-1886; Chief Clerk Stores Department C. P. R., Vancouver, 1886-1892; Fuel Agent C. P. R, 1892- 1894; Car Service Agent C. P. R., 1894- 1899. In conjunction with C. Marpole formed firm of Macdonald, Marpole Co., Coal and Commission Merchants and Agents on mainland of British Columbia R. Dunsmuir Sons Wellington Colliery Co., 1899. Interested steamboats, mining and milling and timber. License Commissioner twelve terms; unsuccessful candidate for Vancouver. British Columbia Legislature, 1909. Always a patron of sports. In the early 90's represented Vancouver Lacrosse Club on Brockton Point Board in connection with C. Marpole, W. D. Haywood, W. H. Armstrong and one or two others, built present Recreation Park, and had" owned Vancouver Baseball Team, Northwestern League. Is Director, large Stockholder and one of the founders of Minoru Race Track. Married Annette M. Creighton, San Francisco, Cal.. 1901. Clubs.: Vancouver, Terminal City, Jericho Country, Union (Victoria). Liberal;" Presbyter- Ian. Address: 1409 Beach Ave., Vancouver, B. C MACDONALD, Hon. Hugh John, A. B.— Police Magistrate, ex-Premier of Manitoba, of Macdonald, Haggart, Sullivan & Tarr, Barristers, Winnipeg. Born Kingston, Ont, March 13, 1850, son of Rt Hon. Sir John A. Macdonald, G. C. B., and Lady Macdonald. Educated Queen's College, Kingston; Toronto University. Student father's office until 1872, when called to Ontario Bar. Came to Winnipeg 1882, formed partnership with J. Stewart Tupper. Member House of Commons for Winnipeg, 1891-1893. Called to Privy Council, 1896, as Minister of Interior and elected for Winnipeg 1896; resigned July, 1896. Accepted Provincial Conservative Leadership, Manitoba, 1897; Premier of Manitoba 1899-1900; resigned to unsuccessfully contest Brandon for House of Commons; resumed practice of his profession; appointed Police Magistrate Winnipeg, 1911. Served as private on duty Cornwall during Fenian invasion; Ensign, Company 6, First Ontario Rifles, Red River Expedition; Captain 90 th Battalion Riel Rebellion. 1885. President Manitoba Rifle Association for many years. Married Jean King, 1876 (deceased, 1880); married Agnes Gertrude Van Koughnet, 1883; has one son and one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; K. of P.; I. O. F; Winnipeg Rowing Club. Recreation: Cricket Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 61 Carlton St, Winnipeg, Man. HON. JAMES ALEXANDER MACDONALD MACDONALD, Hon. James Alexander, LL. B., K. C.—Chief Justice of Court of Appeal for British Columbia Born Huron County, Ont, May 29, 1858. Educated public schools, College Institute, Stratford, Ont.; Toronto University; Os-* goode Hall. Practiced Toronto under firm name Fullerton, Cook, Wallace Sc Macdonald, 1890; removed to Rossland, B. C, 1896. First President Rossland branch Provincial Ministers' Association of British Columbia Elected to British Columbia Legislature, 1903; re-elected 1907. Leader Liberal Opposition in Legislature but resigned previous to appointment as Chief Justice, 1909. Address: Victoria, B. C. MACDONALD, James Allen, A. A. A. —Architect, 8 Dominion Block, Calgary. Born Exeter, Ont, June 1, 1859, son of Isabella Ross and William B. Macdonald, first collector of taxes City of Winnipeg. Educated public schools Winnipeg, University of Minnesota Contractor, Winnipeg, 1880-1882; Superintendent Construction Work United States Army, North Dakota, 1882-1884; Superintendent for heating, plumbing and ventilating public school board, Minneapolis, Minn., 1885-1886; Dominion Government Architect, Nelson, B. C, 1900-1903; pri- cate practice Winnipeg, Regina and Nelson 1903-1910; established present practice 1910. Served with 13th Battalion, Winnipeg, 1877-1879; Winnipeg Cavalry, 1880-1882. Married Margaret McNeil, Emerson, Man., 1881; has one son and one daughter. Society: Architects' As- 335 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY social^on of Alberta. Recreations: Fishing, hunting. Independent; Presbyterian. Address: 1909 Eighteenth Ave. W., Calgary, Alta MACDONALD, John Angus, M. B., L. R. C. F.—Surgeon and Physician, 542 Granville St., Vancouver. Born St. Catharines, Ont., June 11, 1862, son of Frederick W. and Eliza Clara Macdonald. Educated Toronto, Edinburg University, practiced Brandon, Man., where was city and provincial health officer and surgeon to C. P. R. Came to Vancouver 1909 Married R. Bell Bryson, 1885; has one son and two daughters. Club: Vancouver. Conservative. Address: 1641 Robson St., Vancouver, B. C. MACDONALD, John Kenneth,—Barrister, 124 McDougall St., Edmonton. Born Bray ton, Ont, July 24, 1876, son of Donald and Minnie Macdonald. Educated College Institute Cobourg. Studied law Cobourg and Edmonton; came to Edmonton, 1893; called to Northwest Territories Bar 1904; acting Deputy Attorney General Northwest Territories Government 1904, and in Alberta on creation of new Province until 1906. Club: Edmonton. Society: K. of P. Liberal; Anglican. Address.: 468 Fifth St., Edmonton, Alta. MACDONALD, John Fhilan, M. D., C. M., L. R. C. F. & 8., L. F. M. & S.—Physician and Surgeon, 15 Jasper Ave. W., Edmonton. Born Perth, Ont, May 25, 1867, son of John and Mary MacDonald. Educated College Institute Perth; Mc- DR. J. P. MacDONADD Gill University; post graduate work, Edinburgh and Glasgow; taught school and Court Stenographer Montreal, 1885- 1905; engaged practice of medicine Montreal, 1905; came to Edmonton 1909; President Central Alberta Medical Association; Visiting Physician Royal Alexandra and General Hospitals, Edmonton. Married Gertrude Kenney, Montreal, 1897; has three sons. Societies: A. O. F; S. O. S.; B. A. Y. N. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 428 Eighth St., Edmonton, Altar^ MACDONALD, John William. — Manager Cockshutt Plow Co., Saskatchewan Ave., Portage la Prairie. Bora Australia Aug. 15, 1855, son of Archibald and Sarah MacDonald. Educated Collegiate Institute, Brantford. Druggist with Adolph Bennett Brantford, 1876; came to Manitoba and engaged business with his father, Emerson, 1883. Mayor Emerson, 1903-1904; Alderman Portage la Prairie, 1911. Married Hannah Maria Jackson, Brantford, 1876; has five sons and five daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M. (P. M.); A. O. U. W. Recreations: Riding, Curling, lawn bowling. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 54 Broadway, Portage la Prairie, Man. MACDONALD, John W. — Postmaster New Westminster. Born Gabarouse," Cape Breton, N. S., Sept. 9, 1865, son of John S. and Catherine MacDonald. Educated Port Morien, Louisburg. Came to British Columbia 1886 with Dominion Express Co., Victoria. Appointed postmaster New Westminster 1910; Vice- President Y. M. C. A.; Chairman Trustee Board I. O. O. F. Hall. Married Hanna J. Dean, 1888; has four sons and two daughters. Societies: I. O. O. F.• S. O. 336 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY JOHN W. MACDONALD S.; C. O. C. F. Recreations: All outdoor sports. Methodist; Liberal. Address: 508 Ash St., New Westminster, B. C. MACDONALD, Robert J. Architect, 619 Hastings St W., Vancouver. Born Roodfield, Rosshire, Scotland, July 4, 1875, son of William and Isabella MacDonald; nephew of late General Sir Hector A. MacDonald. Educated public and art schools. Articled five years with firm of architects, Inverness, Scotland, 1897; later as chief draughtsman with firms at Edinburgh, London; Calgary and Edmonton. Came to British Columbia and founded present practice, 1907. Societies: St Andrews, Caledonian. Recreations: Yachting. Address: 667 Hornby St., Vancouver, B. C. MACDONALD, Capt. Ronald C. — Of C. H. Enderton & Co., Real Estate Agents, 228 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Bruce County, Ont, Jan. 3, 1857, son of John and Mary MacDonald. Educated Grammar School Kincardine. Came to Winnipeg Government Service 1897. In present business since 1899; Alderman 1st Ward, Winnipeg, 1909-1912; Police Commissioner; Chairman Hospital Committee; served in Northwest Rebellion 1885, retiring with rank of Captain. Married May Alicia Morrison, Ottawa 1886; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Carleton. Recreations: All out- CAPT. RONALD C. MACDONALD door sports except golf. byterian. Address: 26 Crescentwood, Winnipeg, Liberal; Pres- Amherst St., Man. MACDONALD, William Alexander, K. C.—Of Cowan, Macdonald & Parkes, Barristers, 537 Hastings St., Vancouver; Director Western Union Fire Insurance Co. Born St. Catharines, Ont, June 7, 1860, son of Frederick William,, and Eliza Clara Macdonald. Educated College Institute St. Catharines. Practiced Brandon, Man., 1882-1897; Ontario, 1882; came to Nelson, B. C, 1897; came to Vancouver, joining present firm 1909;- created L. C, 1893; represented Brandon Manitoba Legislature 1893, when leader of opposition. Married Mary Elizabeth Gamble, 1884; has one son and three daughters. Club: Vancouver. Society: A. F. & A. M. Address: 1816 Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. MACDONALD, Hon. Senator William John. — Born Invernesshire, Scotland, Nov. 29, 1832, son of Major Macdonald, of Vallay. Educated Invernesshire. Came to Victoria 1851, and was for eight years service of Hudson's Bay Co. Twice Mayor of Victoria; member Legislative Assembly of Vancouver Island 1806; called to Legislative Council on union of British Columbia and Vancouver Island. Summoned to Senate on British Columbia entering federation of North American Provinces (1872). Recruited first company of Militia, mounted and foot, to protect early settlers from Northern Indians. During the gold excitement, 1851-1858, when the community of Victoria suddenly rose from 300 to 35,000, acted as Gold Commissioner, collector of customs, pastmaster. Helped to organize and inaugurate the non-sectarian public school system. Had honor of being presented to King Edward VII by present King Windsor Castle, 1907. 337 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HON. SENATOR WILLIAM JOHN MACDONALD Married Catherine Balfour Reid. don, England; has three sons and daughters. Conservative, nancale, Victoria, B. C. Lon- three Address: An- ALEXANDER J. MACDONELL. MACDONELL, Alexander J. — Proprietor of Hotel Revelstroke; Vice- President Gibson Lumber Co., Ltd.; Director Canadian Pacific Oil Co. of Vancouver, operating in California Born Glengarry County, Feb. 27, 1863, son of Daniel A. and Elizabeth Macdonell. Educated public and high schools, Corn- Ont Came to British Columbia Engaged on C. P. R. construction 1883-1887; ranching and cattle wall, 1883. work raising, Macleod, Alta, 1887-1894. Mar ried Caroline Estella Kipp, of Chillwald, B. C, 1902; has one daughter. - Club: Revelstroke. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: Revelstroke, B. C. MACDONNELL, Major Archibald Cameron, D. S. O-—Strathcona*s Horse (Royal Canadians), Fort Osborne Barracks, Winnipeg. Born Windsor, Ont, Oct. 6, 1864, son of S. S. Macdonnell, Q. C, D. C. L., U. E. L., for many years Lieutenant-Colonel of the Canadian Militia, and Ellen Guillot Macdonnell (nee Brodhead)- Educated Trinity College School, Port Hope; Royal Military College, Kingston. Gazetted Lieutenant Canadian Mounted Infantry, Permanent Corps, 1888; appointed Adjutant and Quartermaster, 1888, exchanging into Northwest Mounted Police 1889; volunteered into Second Battalion C. M. R. for service South Africa, as Captain, 1900; Major, 1900; commanded four troops, C. M. R., with two guns D Battery Royal Canadian Artillery with advanced column Sir Charles Pearson's Field Force, operations Ken- hardt District; took part general advance from Bloemfontein; command D Squadron C. M. R., present at actions; command of Canadian Squadron that went through Boer lines night of Vet River fight, blowing up culvert and cutting telegraph at Smaldeel; Vet River, Zand River (two days); operations around Kroonstadt, Johannesburg and Pretoria, including two days' action Klip River; present battle of Diamond Hill, June 11-12, 1900 (dangerously "wounded; dispatches, Queen's medal, four clasps); D. S. O.; Lieutenant-Colonel on reserve in recognition of services in South Africa 1901; Adjutant Rural Northwest Mounted Police, 1901; Lieutenant-Colonel commanding 5th Regiment C. M. R., raised for service South Africa, 1902; Superintendent Rural Northwest Mounted Police, commanding depot, Regina (1903- 1905), subsequently Battleford District and C Division; Major R. CM. R., 1907; Major S. H. (R. C), 1909. Married Mary Maud Flora Campbell, daughter of late Colonel J. T. Campbell, of 72nd Highlanders and Royal Fusiliers, Winnipeg, 1890; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba, Canadian, R. M. C, ex-Cadet Club, Canadian Military Institute, Toronto, Western Canada Military Institute, Winnipeg Recreations: Riding, cricket, hockey, etc. Anglican. Address: Fort Osborne Barracks, Winnipeg, Man. MACDONELL, James Alexander. — Railway Contractor, of Macdonell, Gzowski & Co., Bank of British North America Bldg., Vancouver. Born St. Mary's, Ont, May 8, 1861, son of Ronaldson John and Janet Macdonell. Educated St. Thomas, Ont. Construction work, Lake Superior Country, C. P. R., 1876. Came to British Columbia, 1888. Inter- 338 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JAMES ALEXANDER MACDONELL ested ranching, mining and general engineering and contract work. Was connected with construction of Field Spiral Tunnels and railways all over western part of continent. Married Maude Cameron, Ottawa, 1904; has one son. Clubs: Vancouver, Jericho Country, Royal Vancouver Yacht Commercial. Recreation: "Athletic sports. Independent; Roman Catholic. Address: Vancouver, B. C. MACDONNELL, Capt. Richard Doyne. —Commissioner, Trust & Loan Co. of Canada, 216 Portage Ave, Winnipeg. Retired Captain English Army on half pay. Born County Meath, Ireland, Oct. 24, 1856, son of Charlotte Doyne and Very Rev. J. C. Macdonnell, late Dean of Cashel, Ireland. Educated St. Columbus College, Ireland; Sandhurst England; Germany and France In the English Army, Madras Staff Corps, 1877- 1889. Came to Winnipeg 1893. Married Gertrude Amelia Lockhart, Toronto, 1894; has one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba St. Charles Country. Recreations: Shooting, golf, horseback, riding. Anglican. Address: 29 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. MACGILL, Helen Emma (Gregory), Mus. Bac, M. A—Wife of James H. Mac- Gill. Bora Hamilton,. Ont, daughter of Silas E. and Emma Gregory. Educated Trinity College, Toronto; first woman graduate music and arts. Engaged journalism, San Francisco, Cal., and St. Paul, Minn. Married Dr. Flesher, Minnedosa, Man., 1890 (deceased, 1901); has two sons; married James H. MacGill, M. A., Barrister, Vancouver, 1902; has two daughters. Address: 1492 Harwood St., Vancouver, B. C. MACGILL, James Henry, M. A. — Barrister of MacGill & Grant, Bank of Hamilton Bldg., Vancouver. Born Erindale, Peel County, Ont, May 10, 1869, son of Henry and Elizabeth A. MacGill. Educated Trinity College and Osgoode Hall. A journalist later wholesale grocery business, now practicing law. Came to British Columbia, 1890. Served as Captain 6th D. C. O. R., Vancouver, 1908. Married Helen Emma Gregory, 1902; has two daughters. Club: Terminal City. Liberal. Address: 1492 Harwood St., Vancouver, B. C? ALEXANDER HENRY BOSWELL MACGOWAN, M. L. A. MACGOWAN, Alexander Henry Bos- wall, M. L. A.—Commission Agent. Born Queen's County, Prince Edward Island, April 14, 1850, son of William S. and Ann Burston Boswall MacGowan. Educated public schools Boswall* President and Secretary Vancouver School Board eight years. First elected to British Columbia Legislature for Vancouver City, 1903; re-elected 1907 and 1909. Married Frances M. Hayden, 1874; has four sons. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative. Address: Vancouver, B. C. MACGREGOR, Donald Marshall. — Stock and Share Broker, 216 Carter-Cotton Bldg., Vancouver; member Vancouver and Seattle Stock Exchanges. Born Hawick, Roxbrugh, Scotland, Feb. 20, 1879, son of Mary Marshall Kirk and Donald MacGregor, C. E. Educated Edinburgh. Law student with J. Douglas Gardiner Sc Mill, Edinburgh, 1894; went to sea for ten years, traveled all over globe; passed as master, steam and sail, 1896-1906; business with Temple Godman under firm name Godman & MacGregor, London, England, 1909. Came to British Columbia, 1910, and has since devoted his time to stocks and investment securi- 339 f WHO'S WHO, AND WHT . DONALD MARSHALL MACGREGOR ties, investing English capital British Columbia enterprises. Recreations: Golf, boxing, Rugby. Anglican. Address: 2130 Parker St., Vancouver, B. C. WILLIAM A. MACHAFFIE MACHAFFIE, William Andrew.—Manager Home Bank of Canada Winnipeg. Born Blyth, Ont, Feb. 22, 1865, son of William and Anne Machaffie. Educated College Institute, Brantford, Ont Clerk Merchants Bank of Canada, Winnipeg, 1882; served with Q. O. R., Northwest Rebellion, 1885; afterwards Captain 90th Battalion, now on retired list as Captain. Married Charlotte Sydney-Smith, daughter of late Colonel John Sydney- Smith, Stratford, Ont, 1888; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba, St. Charles Country. Recreations: Riding, golf. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 140 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. MACHRAY, John Alexander, M. A., LL. B.—Of Machray, Sharpe Sc Dennistoun, Barristers, Bank of Ottawa Chambers, Winnipeg. Born Haddington, J. A. MACHRAY, M. A., LL. B. Scotland, Feb. 17, 1865, son of William F. and Bessie Machray. Educated St. John's College, Winnipeg; Sidney Sussex; Cambridge. Came to Winnipeg 1874; called to Manitoba Bar 1890. Chancellor Diocese of Ruperts Land. Married Emily F. Drewry, Winnipeg, 1904; has three daughters. Clubs: St. Charles Country, Manitoba. Recreations: Golf, squash, racquets. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 76 Harrow St., Winnipeg, Man. MACHIN, Harold Arthur Clement. — Barrister at Law. Born Rochester, N. Y., May 9, 1875, son of Rev. Canon C. J. Machin and E. M. L. Machin. Educated school house, Beaconsfield, Bucks, England. Private First Canadian contingent South African War; Lieutenant and Captain South Africa Constabulary. Married Ida F. Knight, Homer Grange, West Hill, Sydenham, England, 1902; has one daughter. Society: Fellow of Royal Geographical Society, England. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Kenora, Ont MACINTYRE, Alec D.—Of Macintyre Sc Scott, Barristers, Kamloops. Born Ontario, Feb. 21, 1856, son of Rev. Alexander and Margaret Macintyre. Educated Manila high and private schools. Practiced Simcoe, Ont, 1884; came to British Columbia, 1898; Official Administrator of Intestate estates. Recreations: Boating, cricket, golf. Address: Kamloops, B. C. MACKAY, Angus. Experimental Farm, Pickering, Ont, Jan. aid and Margaret Pickering schools; Whitby. Purchased Northwest Territories 1882 of most successful Western — Superintendent Indian Head. Born 3, 1840, son of Don- Mackay. Educated grammar ■ j school, 640 acres of land became one farmers. Ap pointed to present position 1887. Direc- 340 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY tor Agricultural Society of Assiniboia; Canadian Shorthorn Cattle Association. Married Elizabeth Gunn, Whitby, Ont, 1874; has three sons and one daughter. Address: Indian Head, Sask. DANIEL SAYRE MACKAY, M. D., C. M., L. R C. P., L. R. C. S., F. R. C. S. S., Eng.; S., Edin.- L. F. -Sur 58^ Portage Ave., Winnipeg. MACKAY, Daniel Say re, M. D., C. M L. R. C. P., Eng-j L. R. C F. & S., Glas.: F. R. C. geon, 258*; Born Reserve Mines, N. S., Jan. 20, 1878, son of Dr. William and Catherine Campbell MacKay. Educated Pictou Academy, McGill University, Edinburgh and Glasgow. Two years post graduate course Great Britain; house surgeon and senior resident medical officer. Liverpool Royal Infirmary; came to Winnipeg 1905. Visiting Surgeon, Winnipeg Children's Hospital. Served two years 17 th Field Battery, C. F. A.; command 16th Field Ambulance, succeeding Major Webster; transferred to 79th Cameron Highlanders; on organization, and at present commands D Company; Medical Officer Northwest Tercentenary Contingent, Quebec, 1908. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; all medical societies; Western Canada Military Institute. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 150 Sherbrooke St., Winnipeg, Man. MACKAY, Hugh, M. D., C. M.—Physician and Surgeon, Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg. Born Oxford County, Ottt, son of Thomas and Janet MacKay. Educated Manitoba University. House Surr geon, General Hospital, Winnipeg, 1895; Lecturer on Anatomy, Manitoba Medical College. Married Mary Martin, Chicago, 111., 1901; has one son. Societies: Medical. Recreation: Camping. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 264 Spence St., Winnipeg, Man. MACKAY, Mrs. Isabel Ecclestone. Author, Vancouver. Born Woodstock, Ont, Nov. 25, 1875, daughter of Donald MacLeod and Priscilla Ecclestone Mac Pherson. Educated Woodstock Collegiate Institute. A writer of prose and poetry. Publications: "Between the Lights," 1904; winner of "Globe Prize," best Canadian Historical Poem, 1907 and again, 1910; poetry and short stories American, Canadian and British Magazines. Was the first President of the Vancouver Branch of the Canadian Women's Press Club; Vice-President (representing British Columbia) of the Canadian Women's Press Club. Married P. J. McKay; has two daughters. Societies: Canadian Society of Authors; Women's Canadian Press Club. Address: 1034 Denman St., Vancouver, B. C. REV. JOHN MACKAY, D. D., B. A. MACKAY, Rev. John, D. D., B. A. — Principal Westminster Hall, 1600 Barclay St., Vancouver. Born Kintore, Ont, June 1, 1870, son of Hector and Christina MacKay. Educated: Toronto University; winner Governor-General's, gold medal, 1899; and as first Vice-President of the Literary Society the only man in the entire history of the University to win the highest scholastic honors and at the same time receive the highest elective honors. Glasgow United . Free Church College, (D. D. honoris causa from Presbyterian College, Montreal,). With Stanley, Smith & Co., Detroit, 1893- 1896; Pastor Crescent Presbyterian Church, Montreal, 1902-1908. Came to British Columbia 1908. Married Leila Julie Sampson, 1907; has one son. Recreations: Golf, riding. Address: 1195 Bute St., Vancouver, B. C. MACKAY, Rev. John Alexander, D. D. —Archdeacon of Saskatchewan, Battleford. Born Quebec, July 14, 1833, son of William and Mary Bunn Mackay. Educated St. John's College, Winnipeg. Missionary of Church Missionary Society, Saskatchewan, 1863; appointed Archdeacon of Saskatchewan, 1882. Author of a hymn book) in the Cree Indian language; Translations: Oxenden's Pathway 341 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Ont., Eliza high Law Walkerton, 1894-1905; member of 1905-1910; of Safety; Manual of Family Prayer by Archbishop of Rupert's Island; Manual of Christian Instruction by Archbishop Nuttall of West Indies; Revision of Bible in Cree, published by British and Foreign Bible Society. Married Margaret Drever, Winnipeg, 1864; has one son and five daughters. Anglican. Address: Battleford, Sask. MACKAY, Neil Franklin, B. A., M. L. A.—Barrister, 1003 Langley St., Victoria. Born West River, Pictou County, N. S., Sept. 22, 1864, son of A. and Margaret MacKay. Educated Pictou Academy and Dalhousie University. Deputy Commissioner Lands and Works for British Columbia, 1905-1906, Elected British Columbia Legislature for Kaslo, 1907 and 1909. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Victoria, B. C. MACKAY, Samuel Herbert.— Barrister, Royal Bank Bldg., Brandon. Born Township York, York County, March 13, 1872, son of Donald and Mackay. Educated public and schools, Walkerton; Osgoode Hall. student with Judge Klein, 1889; practiced Walkerton', came to," Manitoba 1905: Adolph & Mackay, Brandon, practiced alone since. Unsuccessful candidate to Manitoba Legislature for Brandon City against Hon. G. R. Coldwell, 1910. Served as Alderman, Walkerton, 1898-1900; Mayor, 1901. Married Amelia Aikins Lamont, Chesley, Ont; has two daughters. Club: Commercial. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M.; I. O. O. F; S. O. S.; I. O. F.; K. P. Recreations: Tennis, cricket. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 541 Sixteenth St., Brandon, Man. MACKAY, Samuel Neish. — Hotel- keeper, Wolseley. Born Liverpool, England, June 9, 1879, son of John and Emma Mackay. Educated public schools Montreal. Came to Canada, 1886; Manitoba, 1894. Proprietor Mariaggi Hotel, Winnipeg, 1904; real estate and insurance business Winnipeg, 1906; hotel business Wolseley, 1910. Married Mary Sullivan, 1904; has one son. Clubs: Carleton, Commercial Travelers. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Riding, bowling, billiards. Independent; Presbyterian. Address: Wolseley, Sask. MACKEDIE, Randolph Bruce. — Dry Goods Merchant, Water St, Vancouver. Bora Montreal March 23, 1877, son of John and Charlotte Mackedie. Educated Montreal, Bishop Ridley College, St Catharines, and McGill University. With Greenshields Son & Co., Montreal, 1898. Came to British Columbia employed with same firm until Served Volunteer Victoria Rifles 1895- 1898, 1908. 1896- 1898. Married Gertrude Mary Charle son, Vancouver. Clubs: Royal Yacht, Jericho Country. Recreations: Boating, tennis, golf. Address: 2014 Haro St, Vancouver, B. C. J. A. MACKELVIE-. MACKELVIE, J. A.—Editor Vernon News. Born St John, N. B., Sept. 4, 1865, son of Thomas and Sarah MacKel- vie. Educated St John grammar school. Came to British Columbia 1888. Editor Vernon News since 1893; served Northwest Rebellion Alberta Mounted Rifles. President Vernon Conservative Association; Secretary Yale-Cariboo Conservative Association. Married Jessie Stewart Mclntyre, Rossland, B. C. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Hunting, fishing. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Vernon, B. C. MACKEN, William Lyle.—Of Macken Lumber Co., Chilliwack. Born Forest, Onf, June 20, 1883, son of Joseph and Jenny Macken. Educated Forest public and high schools. Came to British Columbia, 1900. Present business established 1907; Secretary Chilliwack Creamery Association, Ltd.; Secretary Chilliwack Telephone Co., Ltd.; President Chilliwack Land & Development Co., Ltd Member Chilliwack Board of Trade. Married Caroline Frances Elms, Hamilton, Recreations: Fishing and driving. Address: Chilliwack, B. C. MACKENZIE, Donald Gladstone. — Of McDonald & Mackenzie, Barrister, Writer to the Signet (Edin.), Macleod. Born Edinburgh, Scotland, July 22, 1881, son of Alexander Donald and Euphemia CoS- sor Mackenzie. Educated Daniel Stewart's College; Edinburgh University. Admitted a writer to His Majesty's Signet Macleod, 1905; came to Alberta and joined present firm 1910. Clubs: Scottish Conservative, Mortonhall, Edinburgh. Society: Scottish Universities* 342 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Golfing. Recreations: Golf, tennis, billiards. Conservative; Congregationalist. Address: Macleod, Alta., and 14 Green- hill Park, Edinburgh, Scotland. MACKENZIE, Duncan Stewart. —Deputy Minister of Education for Alberta, Edmonton; member of the Senate of the University of Alberta; and of the Senate of Alberta Presbyterian College. Born Holyrood, Bruce County, Ont, Feb. 21, 1868, son of Donald Mackenzie and Margaret (MacDiermid) Mackenzie. Educated public and high schools and Collegiate Institute, Guelph. Taught school Guelph 1886; came to Alberta 1895; Principal of Strathcona High School until 1903, when resigned to become Chief Clerk Department of Education, Regina. Deputy Commissioner of Education 1905; appointed to present office 1905. Married Mary Currie, daughter of late Rev. Hugh Currie; has two sons. Society: A. F. & A. M. (Scottish Rite). Presbyterian. Address: 636 Fourth St., Edmonton, Alta. Mac- Can- Ros- Don- EWEN C. MACKENZIE MACKENZIE, Ewen C-—Of Mackenzie & Menzie, -Barristers and Solicitors, Southard Block, Lethbridge. Bora Prince Edward Island, July 24, 1881, son of Findlay and Jessie Mackenzie. Educated Dalhousie University; Prince of Wales College. Called to Nova Scotia Bar 1909; Alberta Bar, 1909; practiced Halifax 1909-1910; present partnership formed 1910. Club: Chinook. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 532 5th St., Lethbridge, Alta MACKENZIE, Frank J., M. L. A. — Druggist. Bora Kincardine, Ont, April 14, 1875, son of Duncan and Isabella Mackenzie. Educated Victoria High School; President British Columbia Pharmaceutical Association; Trustee Delta Schools. Unsuccessful candidate for British Columbia Legislature, 1907. Elected for Delta 1909. Married Esther Edge; has one son and one daughter. Conservative; Anglican. Address: New Westminster, B. C. MaoKENZIE, Kenneth.—Of K. Kenzie & Co., Wholesale Grocers, ada Life Bldg., Winnipeg. Born shire, Scotland, July 7, 1839, son of aid and Catherine MacKenzie. Educated Watertown and Woodstock, Ont Clerk wholesale grocery, then commercial traveler, then entered business on his own account, Montreal, 1873. Came to Manitoba 1882 and established present business. Director Canada Life Assurance Co.; Director Western Trust Co.; Director Standard Trust Co.; Director National Trust Co. Joined Canadian Volunteer forces shortly before the "Trent Affair" and saw service during Fenian Raid, 1866. Married Ida Fuirgriede, Hamilton, 1886. Clubs: Manitoba, St. Charles Country, Hamilton (Hamilton), National (Toronto). Society: St. Andrews. Recreation: Rifle shooting. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Royal Alexandra Hotel, Winnipeg, Man. M KENNETH W. MACKENZIE MACKENZIE, Kenneth W.—Dominion Lands Agent, Crown Timber Agent and Mining Recorder, Edmonton. Director Dominion Fire Insurance Co. Born Bruce County, Ont, Feb. 3, 1862, son of Donald and Margaret McDairmid MacKenzie. " Educated public schools Bruce County; Collegiate Institute Toronto; Toronto University. Came to Alberta 1893; school teacher Lethbridge and Edmonton 1894-1898; book and stationery business, Edmonton, 1898; appointed present office 1907; Alderman Edmonton, 1899; Mayor 1900-1901; 1905; member of Edmonton Hospital Board for many years; President Edmonton Board of Trade, 1903; ex-President Associated sgoards of Trade of Western Canada. Married Christina Braden, Winnipeg, 1907; has one son and one daughter. Club: Edmonton. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M. (P. M.); St Andrew's. Recreation: Curling. Presbyterian. Address: 337 Sixth St, Edmonton, Alta 343 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY MACKENZIE, Norman, K. C-—Of Mackenzie, Brown, Thom & McMorran, Barristers. Born Sarnia, Ont, Jan. 27, 1869, son of Helen and John A. Mackenzie, County Court Judge, Lambton County, Ont. Educated Upper Canada College and Osgoode Hall. Came to Regina 1891, entered into partnership with George W. Brown, the Arm at present being Mackenzie, Brown, Thom & McMorran & Mackenzie Brown, MacDonald & Anderson. Official Administrator 1910; appointed Official Guardian for the Province of Saskatchewan, 1910. Appointed King's Counsel 1907. Bencher of Regina Law Society since* organization. Married Clara Erma McMorran, Port Huron, Mich., 1908. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Regina, Sask. MACKENZIE, Philip Edward, B. A-, LL. B. — Of McCraney, Mackenzie Sc Hutchinson, Barristers and Solicitors, Saskatoon. Born London, Ont, Jan. 9, 1872, son of Philip and Elizabeth Mackenzie. Educated Collegiate Institute London; Toronto University. Admitted to Ontario Bar, 1896; practiced London 1901; came to Kenora, Ont, and entered into partnership with W. J. Moran under firm name of Moran & Mackenzie, 1905; later continued practice by himself until 1910; came to Saskatoon and formed present partnership 1910. Crown Attorney and Clerk of the Peace at Kenora for District of Rainy River 1904-1910. Married Agnes Strickland Vickers, Toronto, 1902. Clubs: Saskatoon, Lake of the Woods (Kenora). Recreations: Rowing, football, baseball. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Spadina Crescent, Saskatoon, Sask. MACKENZIE, Roderick. — Secretary Manitoba Grain Growers' Association, 275 Sherbrooke St., Winnipeg. Born Huron County, Ont, March 3, 1850, son of Colin and Ann Mackenzie. Came to Manitoba 1877; farmed Brandon District; has been prominently identified with Grain Growers' Association movement since its inception; came to Winnipeg, as editor of the Grain Growers' Guide, the official organ of the Association, 1908. President of the Public Press Printing Co., "Winnipeg, publishers of the Guide. Married Janet McDonald, Lucknow, Ont, 1876; has four sons. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Brandon, Man. MACKENZIE, R. G. R.—Barrister-at- Law. Born Petrolea, Ont, Dec. 21, 1874, son of Christopher MacKenzie, P. M., and Katherine Mackenzie. Educated Osgoode Hall. Practiced Petrolea, 1901; Financial Agent, New York, 1905-1907; came to Miniota 1907; served as Lieutenant 27th Battalion (Lambton Borderers). Married Christina Turnoull, Winnipeg, 1909. Society: A. F. & A. M. (Scottish Rite). Conservative; Anglican. Address: Miniota, Man. MACKENZIE, R. J. — Railroad Contractor, having cnarge of construction work C. N. R. ^Born Kirkfield, Ont., March, 1873, son of Sir William Mackenzie, President C. N. R, and Margaret Mackenzie. Educated Upper Canada College. Came to Winnipeg 1885, and permanently 1895. Married Mary Elizabeth Cushing, California, 1910. Clubs: Manitoba, Carleton, St. Charles Country. Recreations: Horses and outdoor sports. Roman Catholic. Address: 245 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Man. DR. HARRY GOODSIR MACKID MACKID, Harry Goodsir, M. B., M. D. (Toronto), L. R. C. F. (Edin.), L. F. F. & S. (Glasgow), L. M. (Edin. and Glasgow).—Of Drs. Mackid St. Maclaren, Phy-r sicians and Surgeons, 220 6th Ave. E., Calgary. Born Goderich, Ont., Aug. 19, 1858, son of Rev. Alexander and Julia Brown Mackid. Educated high school, Goderich; Toronto University; Edinburgh, Berlin and Vienna. Practiced Lucknow, Ont, 1879-1884; Seaforth, Ont, 1884-1889; came to Alberta, 1889. Member of Calgary School Board 1891-1892; member of Consulting Staffs Calgary General Hospital, Medicine Hat General Hospital and Holy Cross Hospital, Calgary; Coroner for Alberta, Chief Surgeon C. P. R., Alberta Division; member College of Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario, Northwest Territories. Served as Councillor, Lucknow, Ont, 1883. Served witn Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto, 1876- 1879. Married Matilda Meyer, Seaforth, 1891; has one son. Club: Ranchmen's. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M.; I. O. O. F. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 220 Sixth Ave. E., Calgary, Alta 344 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY L. S. MACKID. MACKID, L. Stewart, M. D., C. M. (McGill).—Of Drs. Mackid & MacLaren, Surgeons, 220 6th Ave. E., Calgary. Born Lucknow, Ont, June 1, 1882, son of Dr. H. Goodsir and Matilda Mackid. Came to Alberta 1889. Educated St. John's College, Winnipeg; Upper Canada College; McGill University; Post Graduate Course Vienna, Berlin, Paris, London. Practiced Calgary since 1904. Assistant Surgeon C. P. R. Alberta Division. Served as Commanding Officer with XVII Field Ambulance. Address: 220 6th Ave. E., Calgary, Alta MACKIE, Henry Arthur, B. A., B. C. L. —Of Cormack & Mackie, Barristers, Edmonton. Born Cookshire, Que., Jan. 17, 1878, son of Joseph Ignace and Clotilda Lantange Mackie. Educated high school; Bishop's College, Lennoxville; Ottawa University; McGill University. Came to Alberta 1907; practiced Edmonton since 1908. Married Katherine Imogerie Coaticooke, Que., 1909; has one O. O. F.; K. of P.: Shooting. Conserva- Address: Edmonton, Hall, son. Elks. tive; Alta. Societies: I. Recreation: Anglican. MACKIE, Thomas. — Calgary. Born Ellon, Scotland, Sept 29, 1865, Jane Forrest Mackie. norrie public schools, Constable, Greenock, Came to Alberta 1903. Chief of Police, Aberdeenshire, son of John and Educated Cair- Aberdeenshire. Scotland, 1889. Married Jane Elizabeth Mackie, Aberdeen, 1891; has two sons and two daughters. Address: 226 15th Ave. E., Calgary, Alta. 345 GEORGE E. L. MACKINNON. MACKINNON, George E. L., M. D., C- M.—Physician and Surgeon. Bora Alexandria, Ont, Dec. 12, 1879, son of John and Jane MacKinnon. Educated McGill University, Montreal. Practiced Wil- liamstown, Ont, 1902-1906. Came to British Columbia 1906; practiced Cranbrook since. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; K. P.; S. O. S. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Cranbrook, B. C. MacKINNON, John Percival, LL. B.— Barrister. Born Winnipeg, June 25, 1884, son of John Reayie and Abigal MacKinnon. Educated Portage la Prairie and Winnipeg. Articled student-at-law Portage la Prairie, 1902; came to MacGregor, 1908; Solicitor for Municipality and on management of most of secular organizations in district; holds commission 18th Mounted Rifles. Club: Portage la Prairie. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Football, rowing, canoeing, riding, shooting. Conservative; Protestant. Address: MacGregor, Man. MACLAREN, James Barnet. — Manufacturer. Born Buckingham, Que., Sept. 22, 1866, son of James and Ann MacLaren. Educated public schools Buckingham; Upper Canada College, Toronto, Ont. Director North Pacific Lumber Co.; James MacLaren Co. Married Harriet M. Kenny; has two sons. Clubs: Vancouver; Rideau (Ottawa), Laurentian (Ottawa). Recreations: Fishing, hunting, golf. Address: Vancouver, B. C. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JOHN McLELLAN MACKINNON MACKINNON, John McLellan.—Capitalist, of Mackinnon, Horton Sc Co., Land and Timber Brokers, 413 Granville St., Vancouver. Born Inverness, Scotland, Sept. 1, 1863, son of Charles and Mary McLellan Mackinnon. Educated public schools; Watt's Institute, Edinburgh. Came to British Columbia 1885. Organized and built plant and manager for six years, Canadian Pacific Pulp Co., Ltd., Swansea Bay; built Mackinnon Bldg., 1897; has been interested in de velopment of mines, timber and country generally for the last twenty years. Married Jane Grant, 1894; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver, Royal Vancouver Yacht; life member Inverness Association, London, England; life member Vancouver Rowing Club; member Vancouver Board of Trade; K. of P. Recreations: Rowing, fishing, shooting. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 1933 Robson St, Vancouver, B. C. Summer home: Hardy Island, B. C. 346 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY A. H. MACLAREN. MACLAREN, Archibald Henderson, B. A., M. D., C. M.—Physician and Surgeon, 220 6th Ave. E., Calgary. Born Huntingdon, Que., July 20, 1876, son of William Scott and Mary Maclaren. Educated McGill University, Montreal. House Surgeon St. Luke's Hospital, Ottawa, 1902-1903; First Surgeon Trans-Continental Railway Survey, 1905-1907; came to Alberta 1907; practiced Calgary since. Married Agnes Meyer, 1911. Clubs: Alberta, Golf and Country. Recreations: Hunting, golf, tennis. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 115 Second Ave. W., Calgary, Alta. HUGH A. MACLEAN MACLEAN, Hugh A. — President Alliance Investment Co., Ltd., 709 1st St. W., Calgary; Vice-President Western Canada Construction Co., Ltd.; Director Diamond Coal Co., Ltd. Born Montague, P. E. I., May 16, 1868, son of Alexander and Annie MacLean. Educated Montague. Silver worker with Towle Mfg. Co., Newburyport, Mass., 1888; Gospel Soloist United States and Canada, 1895- 1904; engaged men's furnishing business, Londonderry, N. S., 1904; came to Alberta and founded present company, 1904. Married Lillian Stevenson, North River, P. E. I., 1900; has three sons and one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; K. of P.; Maccabees. Recreation: Motoring. Liberal; Baptist. Address: 1719 College St., Calgary, Alta. MACLEAN, Hugh Archibald, X. C. — Of Elliott, MacLean & Shandley, Barristers, Law Chambers, Victoria Born Woodstock, N. B., Dec. 26, 1859, son* of Hugh and Mahala Ann Maclean. Educated Ottawa grammar school. Called to Ontario, Manitoba and British Columbia Bars; practiced Winnipeg as member of firm of Bolster & Maclean; Martin, Maclean & Curtis. Deputy Attorney General Manitoba, 1896-1898. Deputy Attorney General British Columbia, 1898- UF10. Married Charlotte Grace Jennery Barrett, Victoria; has two sons. Address: 1020 Moss St., Victoria B. C. MACLEAN, John Duncan, M. D,, C. M.— Physician and Surgeon; Surgeon to British Columbia Copper Co., Ltd.; New Dominion Copper Co., Ltd. Born Charlottetown, P. E. I., Nov. 8, 1875, son of Roderick and Effie MacLean. Educated Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown; McGill Medical College, Montreal. Practiced medicine Nogalles, Mexico, 1906; Greenwood since 1906. Married Mary Gertrude Watson, Owen Sound, Ont, 1911. Club: Greenwood. Societies: A. F. & A.- M.; I. O. O. F.; K. of P. Recreations: Rifle shooting, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Greenwood, B. C. MACLEAN, Malcolm MacDougalL — Clerk of the Executive Council of the Province of Manitoba, Government Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Poplar Point, Man., Nov. 9, 1875, son of Lauchlin W. and Jane Elizabeth MacLean. Educated public schools, Poplar Point and Portage la Prairie Man. Farmed Poplar Point, 1895; grain buyer, Poplar Point, 1900; appoint- ew Assistant Clerk of Executive Council, 1901; appointed to present position 1908. Married Annie Beaton, Moosomin, Sask., 1904; has two daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; L. O. L.; C. O. F. (P. C. R. and Recording Secretary). Rec- Lawn bowling. Presbyterian. 26 Hargrave St., Winniiaeg, reation: Address: Man. 34*. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY EWEN WAHNWRIGHT MACLEAN MACLEAN, Ewen Wainwright.—Financial Agent, 142 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Nagasaki, Japan, Sept 17, 1863, son of Hugh Alex, and Sarah MacLean. Educated Hong Kong. Came to British Columbia 1887. Director A. J. Burton Saw Co., Ltd.; Director Dominion Trust Co., Ltd.; Director Pacific Marine Insurance Co.; Director Natural Resources Co., Ltd. Married Ella M. Wilson, 1889; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Terminal City, Vancouver. Address: 1184 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. 348 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY MACLEAN, Neil Bruce, B. A., M. A.— (Toronto). Professor of Mathematics, University of Manitoba. Born Bruce County, Ont, April 14, 1883, son of Du- gald and Margaret MacLean. Educated Toronto University; University Chicago. Lecturer Mathematics, University of Manitoba; appointed 1910 to succeed the late Professor Cochrane. Lieutenant 79th Cameron Highlanders of Canada. Society: President Winnipeg Centre of the Astronomical Society of Canada. RecT reations: Interested in all forms of athletics, holder of the Intercollegiate Record for the 16 pound hammer throw in Manitoba. Liberal; Baptist. Address: University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Man. MACLEAN, Neil John, M. D-, L. R. C. F. (London), M. R. C. S. (En?.).— Surgeon, Somerset Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Lindsay, Ont, March 17, 1870, son of Archie and Catherine Maclean. Educated Manitoba University. Came to Winnipeg 1882; practiced 1899; acted as Surgeon to St. Boniface and Children's Hospitals and House Surgeon Winnipeg General Hospital. Professor Clinical Surgery Manitoba Medical College; served three years with Winnipeg Cavalry, Volunteer Corps. Societies: Scientific, Winnipeg Medico-Chirurgical, ex- President; Winnipeg Clinical; Manitoba Medical; Canadian Medical and British Medical Associations. Presbyterian. Address: 762 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. MACLEAN, Rev. Samuel, B. A. — St. Andrew's Church. Director Residential College, Moose Jaw. Born Dunvegan, Glengarry County, Ont, April 1, 1870, son of Donald and Flora Nicholson Maclean. Educated Collegiate Institute, Lindsay, Ont.; McGill University; taught school Guilford, Ont, 1888; Cardon, Ont., 1889; Sebright, Ont., 1890; Bolsover, Ont, 1891-1892; student, Montreal, 1893-1899; came to present charge 1899. Convenor of Home Missions, Regina Presbytery, eight years, during which time opened up seventy-eight new mission fields, embracing two hundred and forty-one preaching stations. Married Frances Vietta Thompson, Thornton, Ont, 1904; has one daughter. Society: St. Andrew's. Recreations: Wrestling, boxing, walking, dumbbell swinging. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Moose Jaw, Sask. MACLEAN, Rev. W. A.—Of St. Giles' Presbyterian Church, Winnipeg; Moderator Winnipeg Presbytery (1911). Born Brockville, Ont. United Empire Loyalist descent. Educated Brockville and Toronto. Graduate of College of Pharmacy, Toronto, 1888; graduate of Theology Knox College, Toronto, 1896. Charge Oak Lake, Man., 1897; Pastor of St. Giles' Church, Winnipeg, 1905. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 130 Burrows Ave., Winnipeg, Man. MacLEOD, Alexander Neil, B. A., M- D., C. M.—Physician. Born Kildonan^ Man., Sept. 22, 1868, son of Murdoch and Frances MacLeod. Educated Manitoba College; taught school Kildonan, 1886; came to Stonewall, 1893; Mayor Stonewall, 1908-1909. Married Margaret Lyl- lian Arnett, Brandon, Man., 1897; has one son and one daughter. Recreations: Curling, motoring. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Stonewall, Man. MACLEOD, Colin, B. A., LL. B.—Barrister, of Macleod & Gray, Macleod. Solicitor for Western Coal Operators' Association, Towns of Macleod, Coleman and Blairmore, Alta. Born Springfield, N. S., 1879, son of Margaret and Daniel Macleod, M. L. A. Educated Acadia University; Dalhousie University; practiced with Drysdale & Mclnnis, Halifax, 1903- 1905; came to Alberta 1905. School Trustee, Macleod, 1908-1910. Club: Macleod. Independent; Presbyterian. Address: Macleod, Alta. MACLEOD, J. E. A.—Barrister, of Allison & Macleod, 131A 8th Ave. W., Calgary. Born Sydney, N. S., March 31, 1878, son of M. Macleod. Educated Dalhousie University; practiced Sydney, 1904; came to Alberta 1907. Address: 1107 19th Ave. W., Calgary, Alta. MACLEOD, John Robert, M. D., M. L. A. — Physician. Born Zorra Township, Oxford County, Ont., Jan. 20, 1872, son of William C. and Mary MacLeod. Educated public schools; Collegiate Institute, Woodstock. Taught school Oxford County, 1890-1892; graduated from Detroit College of Medicine 1896; practiced Michigan 1896; came to Alberta 1901. Elected for Ponoka, first Alberta Legislature 1905. Married Grace Victoria Bentley, Clifford, Mich.; has two sons. Recreation: Farming. Address: Edberg, Alta. MACLEOD, Malcolm H.—General Manager and Chief Engineer, . Canadian Northern Railway, Winnipeg. Born Isle of Skye, Inverness County, Scotland, July 13, 1857, son of John and Euphemia MacPherson MacLeod. Came to Canada 1862. Educated public and private schools Pennsylvania and New York. Engaged on location and construction of various railways since 1878. Assistant Division, Assistant Chief, and Superintending Engineer, Chief Engineer Crow's Nest Division, C. P. R., 1898-1899; Superintendent of operations on same district Left service of C. P. R. to take position of Chief Engineer Canadian Northern Ry., 1900; appointed General Manager and Chief Engineer 1907. Under his supervision since 1900 the Canadian Northern Ry. have built west of Port Arthur on the Great Lakes 3,263 349 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Esrj^r vM s^'-*-'" |i***^»y; sHn3*^ Jl j£ * wl UPS B5sg**3^-.'-. •■ l^v tfr-IS-aSSp* S^^e'Cg^g^pfw"^ MALCOLM H. MACLEOD miles of new lines, nearly all of which is under operation, and have graded ready for tracklaying an additional 560 miles. Address: 134 Smith St., Winnipeg, Man. MACLEOD, Murdoch James—Clerk of the Executive Council and Deputy Provincial Treasurer Province of Alberta, Edmonton. Bora Prince Edward Island, son of Norman and Mary.Maclean Macleod, descendant of the Macleods of Skye, Scotland. Educated high school, P. E. I. Came to Alberta 1893; merchant, La- combe, Alta., 1893; Mayor Lacombe 1905; present office since 1905. Married Daisy Williams, Bedford, P. E. I., 1906; has two daughters. Club: Edmonton. Society: A. F. & A. M. (32nd degree). Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 486 Seventh St., Edmonton, Alta. MACLURE, Samuel.—Architect, Green Block, Victoria, and of Maclure & Fox, Pacific Bldg., Vancouver. Born New Westminster, April 11, 1860, son of John and Martha Maclure. Educated Victoria High School and Spring Garden School Of Art Philadelphia Dominion Postal' and Telegraph Service 1880-1881; Assistant Government Agent New Westminster 1881-1884; practiced New Westminster 1887; came to Victoria 1893. Married Margaret Simpson, 1889; has three daughters. Clubs: Canadian, Union, Victoria, Island Arts. Recreations: Water color painting, gardening. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Oak Bay, Victoria, B. C. DAVID MACLURG MACLURG,, David. — Financial and Real Estate Broker, 340 Pender St. W., Vancouver. Born Templemoyle, Limav- ady, County Derry, Ireland, Dec. 29, 1875, son of William and Mary MacLurg. Educated Royal College of Science, Dublin. Lecturer and~lnstructor under Department of Agriculture, County Wexford, Ireland, 1903-1907. Came to Canada 1907. Tie contractor G. T. P. Ry., Edmonton, 1907-1908; came to Vancouver and established present business, 1909. Married Edith Maude Wilson, daughter of Archibald Wilson, Belfast, Ireland, 1904; has one son and one daughter. So- A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Shoot- Conservative; Presbyterian. Ad- 9^kk Sixth Ave. W., Vancouver, ciety: ing. dress: B. C. :ooo MacMICKING, R. H-—Manager Union Bank, Calgary. Born Elora, Ont, May 20,. 1871, son of W. P. and Mary Mac- Micking. Educated Elora Bank Clerk Drayton. Ont, 1891. Came to Alberta 1910. Married Alberta Werner, Elmira, Ont. Address: 336 17th Ave. W., Calgary, Alta. MACMILLAN, Jno. M.—Capitalist of Macmillan & Oliphant, Bank of Commerce Chambers, Vancouver. Born Lochranza, Isle of Arran, Scotland, Dec. 18, 1872, son of Neil and Margaret Macmillan. Educated public and Hutcheson's Boys' School, Glasgow. Came to British Columbia and engaged in salmon packing 1894. Married Isabel May Ewen, New Westminster; has one son. Club: Terminal City. Societies: A. F. & A. M.;j Mystic Shrine. Address: 1734 First Ave. E., Vancouver, B C. 350 MACMILLAN, Lachlan, M. D-—Phvsi cian. Born Seaforth, Ont., April 16, 1878 son of John Educated Victoria High School; Illinois University. Came to British Columbia 1889. Married H. M. Nicholas 1906; has one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: Driving, motoring. Address: 538 Broadway, Vancouver B. C. NEIL T. MACMILLAN MACMILLAN, Neil T.—Of MacMillan & Vollans, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Rodney, Ont, Sept. 13, 1877, son of Edward and Marion MacMillan. Educated public schools, high school, Hamilton; Canada Business College, Hamilton. Grain business Southern Manitoba. Came to Winnipeg 1903. Vice-President Bull- man Bros., Ltd.; President City Securities Co., Ltd.; Director Prudential Life Insurance Co.; Director and Secretary- Treasurer Security Storage & Warehouse Co.; Director The Trustee Co. of Winni- oeg; member Council of Board of Trade, 1909-1910. President of the Winnipeg Development and Industrial Bureau 1908- 1909. Made . first subdivision towards Deer Lodge, 1904. Married Mildred Re- sylvia Snyder, Freelton, Ont., 1902; has ane daughter. Club: Carleton (Director). Recreations: Lawn bowling, horses. Liberal. Presbyterian. Address: 412 Ward- :aw Ave., Winnipeg, Man. MACNAB, Daniel Stewart, M. D. — Of Drs. Coleman & Macnab, Physicians and Surgeons, Alexander Corner, Calgary. Born Malagash, N. S., Oct. 28, 1879, son if Alexander and Mary Jane MacCollum Macnab. Educated Colchester Academy, N. S.; University of New York; post graduate course Bellevue Hospital, New Fork, 1907-1909. Physician, Surgeon and Instructor New York University 1909- 1910. Married Carolyn de Lazelle Fraser, 6-910. Presbyterian. Address: 1503 [Twelfth Ave. W., Calgary; Alta. MACNAB, John Christy.—Of Macnab Sc Roberts, Ltd.,-Soda Water Fountain, Bakers' and Confectioners' Supplies, 120 Lombard St., Winnipeg. Born O'Brien's Bridge, Limerick, Ireland, Oct. 8, 1856, son of James and Jane Macnab. Educated public schools Limerick. Came to Manitoba 1881 and engaged as teamster on construction of Manitoba and Southwestern Ry., 1881; bookkeeper, Standard Oil Co., Winnipeg, 1884; commercial traveler 1885-1900; manufacturers' agent 1900; established present business 1907. Married Bessie Crotty, Ingersoll, Ont., 1889; has two sons and one daughter. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Winnipeg, MACNAUGHTON, Archibald Edward- —Broker. Born Montreal, July 26, 1864, son of Archibald and Catherine Mac- naughton. Educated Montreal. Came to British Columbia and business Victoria 1892; came to Vancouver and established present business 1896. Served with Montreal Garrison Artillery Riel Rebellion. Was all-round snowshoe champion of Canada, 1886-1890; played lacrosse on Montreal team when world's champions, 1885, 1886, 1889; and on hockey team when world's champions, 1885-1892; held eight middleweight amateur boxing championships of Canada. Married Jean Esther Marie Bishop, Covington, Ky., 1892. Club: Montreal Amateur Athletic. Recreations: Lacrosee, hockey, snow- shoeing. Address: 1245 Nicola St., Vancouver, B. C. MACNAUGHTON, George Kerr, B. A., M. D-, C. M.—Physician and Surgeon. Born Black River, Northumberland County, N. B., July 4, 1877, son of Capt WHO'S WHO AND WHY UN William and Jean Kerr MacNaughton. Educated country school, Black River; high school, Chatham ;University of New Brunswick; McGill University. Principal of Public Schools, Harvey, N. B., 1898- 1899; teacher Sussex Grammar School and Principal Bathurst Grammar School 1899-1900; Principal Harkins Academy, Newcastle, N. B., 1900-1902. Studied medicine McGill University, 1902; graduated 1906. House Surgeon, Montreal General Hospital and Woman's Hospital, Montreal. Came to British Columbia 1906; practiced Cumberland since. Assistant Surgeon Wellington Colliery Co., Cumberland; Medical Health Officer Cumberland. Married Mary Darling Loughead,* Montreal, 1907. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; R. A. M.: K. T.; Mystic Shrine. Recreations: Tennis, driving. Presbyterian. Address: Cumberland, B.C. MACNEIL, James Walter, M. D., C. M-, M. L. A.—Born West River, P. E. I., March 24, 1873, son of John and Catharine MacNeil. Educated Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown, McGill University (M. D., C. M.,.1901). Elected to Saskatchewan Legislature for Hanley, 1908. Married Annie Campbell, N. B., 1904. Liberal. Address: Hanley, Sask. MACNEIL, William Norman. — Manager Western Division Dunlop Tire and Rubber Goods Co., Ltd., Canada Bldg., Winnipeg. Born River Bourgeois, N. S., Dec. 3, 1877, son of M. J. T. and M. M. Macneil. Educated St. Francois Xavier College. Taught school in Cape Breton, N. S.,. 1897. Came to Winnipeg 1905, entering motor business; engaged with Dunlop Co., 1906; went to Calgary, 1909, to establish branch there; came to Winnipeg 1911, to take present position. Address: Winnipeg, Man. MACNEILL, Albert Howard, K. C-, LL. B. — Of MacNeill, Bird, Macdonald & Bayfield, Barristers, Metropolitan Bldg., Vancouver; Director G. N. R. Bora Belfast, P. E. I., Oct. 15, 1865, son of Donald and Mary MacNeill. Educated Dalhousie University; Prince of Wales College. Student with Edward Hodgson, Barrister, Charlottetown, 1885; called to Prince Edward Island Bar 1890; came to British Columbia 1891; called to British Columbia Bar 1892; member of firm Harris & MacNeill, 1892-1896; MacNeill & Deacon, Rossland, B. C, 1896-1908; MacNeill & Bird, Vancouver, 1908; appointed K. C, 1896. Married Rachel Shaw, Edinburgh, 1895. Clubs: Vancouver; Union (Victoria). Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 2545 First Ave. W., Vancouver, B. C. MACNUTT, Thomas, M. P. Born Campbellton, N. B., Aug. 3, 1850, son of Charles S. and E. A. McNutt. Educated Ottawa; came West on staff of spe cial survey, 1875; farmed and contracting business since. President Saltcoats District Telephone Co.; President Saltcoats Agricultural Society; Speaker of First Saskatchewan Legislature, 1904; re-elected 1908; resigned to successfully contest constituency for House of Coifr- mons, 1908. Served Fenian Raid, 1866; President North-West Rebellion, 1885. Married Margaret McFayden; has three sons and one daughter. Recreations: Hunting, shooting. Address: Saltcoats, Sask. W. M. MACPHAIL, B. A., Sc. MACPHAIL, William Matheson, B. A. Sc.—Vice-President and General Manager, Bitulithic & Contracting, Ltd., Engineering and General Contracting, Empress Building, Winnipeg; Vice-President and Director Bitulithic Paving Co., Ltd., Montreal. Born Orwell, P. E. I., March 18,. 1872, son of William and Catherine Moore Smith Macphail. Educated Uigg School; Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown, P. E. I.; McGill University, Montreal principal of schools, 1890-1893; McGill University, 1894-1898; railroad location and construction, 1898-1901; water power development, 1902-1904; Assist City Engineer, Toronto, 1905-1907; Vice-President and General Manager Bitulithic & Contracting, Ltd., since 1907. Married Ethel, daughter of James Penrose, Winnipeg, 1910. Clubs: Edmonton; Travelers. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 47 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Man.| MACFHEE, John A. -Insurance and; Financial Agent, Grain Exchange Pidgin nee Edward Is- of late Neil and' 565 Calgary, land, Nov. 18, Born P 1876, son 352 WHO'S WHO, AND WrHY JOHN A. MACPHEE. Mary MacPhee. Educated public schools; Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown. Came to Alberta, 1899; employee, Hudson Bay Co., Lethbridge, 1900-1901; with A. MacDonald & Co., 1902; Great West Life Insurance Co.. Calgary, 1903-1907; established present business, 1907. Club: Alberta Calgary. Society: K. of C Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 729 Fourteenth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. MACPHERSON, Robert—Of Macpherson & Sinclair, Builders and Contractors, 889 Union St., Vancouver. Born Bog- side, Inverkip, Renfrewshire, Scotland, Dec. 11, 1853, son of Ritchie and Mary Marquis Macpherson. Educated public schools. Came to Winnipeg, 1882; British Columbia 1888. Alderman, Vancouver, four terms; Chairman, Board of Works. Elected to British Columbia Legislature, representing Vancouver, 1894-1898; 1898-1901; unsuccessful, 1901. Served with No. 3 Company, Royal frewshire Rifles, Scotland, 1872 Vfarried Jane Elizabeth Sinclair, ias one son and three daughters, lety: I. O. O. F. Recreation ng. Presbyterian. Address: 3t, Vancouver, B. C. Ren- -1880. 1894; So- Garden- 889 Union MACPHERSON, Robert George, Exit. F.—Postmaster, Vancouver. Born Wellington Co., Ont, Jan. 28, 1866, son ■f Archibald H. and Janet MacPher- on. Educated public schools, Arthur; Jalt Collegiate Institute. Druggist, New Westminster, B. C, 1888; moved to Van- ouver, 1895. Elected to House of Com- aons, 1903; re-elected, 1904. Appointed ostmaster of Vancouver, Sept. 9, 1908. R. G. MACPHERSON. Married Susie M. Vanakin, Coldwater. Mich.; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City. Recreations: Reading, walking, fishing, shooting. Address: Vancouver, B. C. jj JE1 ||f-3*?i ?§IK y*"-"" ^^^^VSSs^^^^^ w^V-i > J *% A^M\ «-Ws"Sfet--T %-**•*-*"' '-fpHU PI 1 HL ll^*****^ p|F-'igg| JltS j£k A. O. MACRAE, B. A., Ph. D. MACRAE, Archibald Oswald, B. A., Fh. D.—Principal of Western Canada College, Calgary. Born St. Johns, Nfld., June 6, 1869, son of Catherine H. McLea and Rev. Donald MacRae, M. A., D. D. Educated St Johns Grammar School; Pictou Academy; Dalhousie University; Edinburgh University; Leipsic University; Jena University; University of Paris. Came to Alberta, 1903; Chaplain 15th Light Horse, Calgary; President Anti- Tuberculosis Association (local branch); President Liberal Conservative Associa- 353 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY tion, Calgary riding. Club: Ranchmen's. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; L O. O. F. Recreations: Tennis, cricket curling, football. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Western Canada College, Calgary, Alta. MACRAE, Christopher.—General Manager Alberta Lumber Co., Willow St., Vancouver.' Born Port Elgin, Ont, Sept 15, 1875, son of Christopher and Elizabeth MacRae. Educated Toronto. Lumberman, Edmonton, 1893. Came to British Columbia 1897. Organized present company, 1902. Married Margaret Barron, Toronto; has one son. Clubs: Terminal City, Vancouver: Society: A. F. & A. M. Address: 875 Eighth Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. C. C. MACRAE. MACRAE, Colin. Campbell.—Manager Royal Bank of Canada, Vernon. Born St John, N. B., Oct 8, 1872. Educated public and normal schools, St John, and Quebec. With Bank of British North America, Quebec, 1889. Came to British Columbia, 1908. Manager, North Battleford, 1905-1907; joined Royal Bank of Canada, Toronto, 1907; Manager, Wel- land, Ont, 1908; Vernon, since 1909. President, Vernon Board of Trade, 1911. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreations: Shooting, fishing, curling. Address: Vernon, B. C. MADILL, Rev. James Cross.—Born Wellington Co., Ont, Aug. 26, 1853. Educated public schools; high school, Orangeville; Knox College, Toronto. Cate- chist Saugeen Presbytery, 1884; ministerial work, Markdale, Ont; following year established Presbyterian churches at Corbetton, River View and rebuilt church Candler; transferred to Orangeville Presbytery, 1886; transferred to Toronto Presbytery, Dufferin St. mission, 1890; built church Fairbank; his congregation in Toronto becoming Congrega- tionalists, extended him call, which he accepted; examined, ordained and inducted, 1890; received call to Garafraxa and Belwood, 1892; Sarnia Ont., 1894; Hope church, Toronto, 1896. Came we^t, 1898; was received by General Assembly at its meeting, Vancouver, 1902. For some years stationed at Balmoral, Sask., and active in mission and extension work in the Northwest Territory, taking active part against autonomy bill of 1895. Moved to Vancouver, 1908, and received call to Cedar Cottage Presbyterian Church, 1909. Attended Pan Presbyterian Council, Liverpool. Takes an active interest in temperance Columbia Societies: L. O. L-; I. O. G. T. Road, Cedar Cottage, work in British A. F. & A. M.; Address: Flett Vancouver, B. C. MAGRATH, Charles Alexander, D. T. S., M. F.—Dominion Topographical Surveyor. Born North Augusta, Ont., April 22, 1860, son of Belton Magrath. Came to the Northwest, 1880. Member of Northwest Territory Legislative Assembly, two terms. Elected House of Commons for Medicine Hat, 1908. Married Margaret Mair (deceased); has one son; Married Mabel L. Gait; has two daughters. Address: Lethbridge, Alta. W. J. MAGRATH MAGRATH, William John.—Of Magrath, Holgate Co., Ltd., Real Estate and Financial Broker, 44 Jasper Ave., Edmonton. Born Blairton, Ont, June 1 1870, son of John and Elizabeth Magrath. Educated public schools, Ontario; business college, Belleville. Book keeper, Montreal, 1891; manager, 1894 cheese exporter, Belleville, 1904-1906; came to Alberta and established present 354 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY business, 1906. Proprietor, Alberta Mattress & Spring Co.; Alderman, Belleville, 1900-1904. Married Ida Lake, Shannon- ville, Ont, 1894; has one son«|£ Club: Canadian. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F; I. O. F; Elks. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 432 Jasper Ave., W., Edmonton, Alta. MAGUIRE, Eileen Elizabeth Anna— Contralto Soloist. Born Cork, Ireland, daughter of John Forbes and Anna Maguire. Educated London, England; Paris; Switzerland; took degree of Associate of Trinity College of Music, London, with honors. Made professional tour of England, Ireland and Scotland, 1904; came to British Columbia 1906; took concert company all through principal cities of Canada, 1909. Club: Vancouver Women's Musical. Recreations: Cycling, polo, riding, hockey, mountain climbing. Protestant. Address: Florence Court, Bute St, Vancouver, B. C. MAHAFFY, Albert, B. A., B. D.—Of St Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Calgary, Born Bowmanville, Ont., June 4, 1867, son of James and Sarah McGill Ma- haffy. Educated College Institute, Goderich; McGill University; Presbyterian College, Montreal; Queen's College (gold medalist). Pastoral charges, Milton and Port Elgin, Ont., before coming to Alberta, 1907. Married Jean Robertson, daughter of Rev. William Robertson, M. A., Chesterfield, Ont, 1900; has one son and two daughters. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Calgary, Alta. MAHAFFY, James Jeffers.—Barrister, Born Brampton, Ont, July 7, 1869, son of William and Charlotte Stokes Mahaffy. Educated Osgoode Hall; called to Ontario Bar, 1895. Practiced Brampton and Streetsville, prior to coming to Alberta, 1907. City Solicitor, Medicine Hat, since 1908. Married Adeline Browning, Exeter, Ont, 1897; has one son and two daughters. Club: Cypress. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; L O. L. Recreations: raising Jersey cattle. Conservative; New Thought Address: Medicine Hat, Alta MAHON, Edward, B. A.—Of Mahon, McFarland & Proctor, Ltd., 543 Pender St, Vancouver. Bora Rawmarsh, Yorkshire, June 11, 1862, son of Rev. Sir William R. and Jane Mahon. Educated Marlborough College; Exeter College; Oxford. Clubs: Vancouver; Union (Victoria); University (Dublin). Address: 323 Burrard St, Vancouver, B. C. MAIR, Charles.—Canadian Government Immigration Agent for Lethbridge District Born Lanark, Ont., Sept 21, 1838. Son of James Mair from Scot land, a limit owner and pioneer in the early '30s of the square timber trade in the Ottawa Valley. Educated grammar school, Perth; Queen's University. Became interested, in youth, in Northwest and Hudson's Bay questions; was called to Ottawa in Spring of 1868, by Hon. Wm. McDougall, one of .the Commissioners to England, to treat for the surrender of the Territories, to prepare in the Parliamentary Library a Precio of extant evidence on the Hudson's Bay Company^ title. Sent to Fort Garry same Fall as paymaster to party engaged in opening up an immigration route to Lake of the Woods, and then to Lake Superior; work stopped by Riel. Wrote extensive descriptive letter to Toronto Globe and other Eastern papers which Induced the first immigration from Ontario to Red River. A prisoner in the hands of the insurrectionists in the following rebellion, sharing the same cell with the martyr, Scott. Sentenced to death by Riel; escaped from prison, and, reaching Portage La Prairie, assisted, in Feb., 1870, in organizing an expedition to capture Fort Garry by surprise release the prisoners still held there, and restore the Queen's authority. Scheme defeated by a furious blizzard, resulting in the capture of the expedition on its return, excepting self and four others, who escaped to the Portage on snowshoes. Thence he took guides and a dog train and sriowshoed across the plains to Fort Abercrombie, Dakota. Thence by stage and rail to St. Paul, and so to Ontario. Assisted by lectures and speeches there in the great public meeting held in Toronto and elsewhere, which led to the Wolseley expedition. Lived at Portage La Prairie until 1876, and then removed to Prince Albert, Sask., where, foreseeing the second Riel insurrection, he broke up his business and removed his family to Windsor, Ont. In that insurrection he acted as Quartermaster of the Governor General's Body Guard, Toronto Cavalry Corps, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel George T. Denison, and is now probably the only man alive who took an active part in both rebellions. One of the founders in Ottawa In 1868 of "The Canada First Party." Ex-fellow of the Royal Society of Canada. Contributed in youth many poems and articles to Canadian magazines and papers, and subsequently to Toronto Week. Publications: "Dreamland and Other Poems," 1868; "Tecum- seh, a Drama," 1886; "The American Bison," a contribution to the Royal Society of Canada; Collected Poems, 1901; "Through the MacKenzie Basin," a narrative of the Treaty Expedition of 1909. Married in 1869 Elizabeth L. MacEenney, niece of the late Sir John Schultz; has one son and three daughters. Address: Coutts, Alta, and Okanogan Mission, B. C. 355 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY MAJOR, Charles George.—Real Estate and Insurance Agent. Born Ontario, Oct. 18, 1839, son of Richard and May Major. Educated public schools, Lambton and Sarnia Counties. Came to British Columbia, 1859. Ex-alderman; declined nomination to both Provincial Legislature and Dominion Parliament, engaged mining Cariboo for some years; in continuous business New Westminster for quarter of century. President Canadian Pacific Lumber Co.; Official Administrator for District. Married Barbara Stott, New Westminster; has two daughters. Recrea- shooting. Address: 509 two sons and tions: Horses, Queen's Ave., New Westminster, B. C. MAJOR, William Faul, A. R. I. B. A.— Of Lang & Major, Architects, Civil and Sanitary Engineers, Board of Trade Bldg., Calgary. Born Bridgwater, Somerset, England. Feb. 14, 1881, son of Henry James and Julia Mary Holmes Major. Educated Dr. Morgan's School, Bridgwater; Hart House School, Burnham, Somerset. Articled pupil to Samson & Cottam, Bridgwater, 1899; assistant to Frank W. Wills, F. R I. B. A., Bristol, 1904. Came to Alberta 1910; established present business, 1911. Served as private, N Company, 2nd Batt, Prince Albert's Somerset Light Infantry (Cyclist Scouts), Bridgwater, 1901. Married Marion Jessie Walton, York, England, 1910. Societies: Royal Institute of British Architects; Alberta Association of Architects. Recreations: Football, cricket, hockey, tennis. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Young Block, Calgary, Alta. MALCOLM, George John Huntley, M. L. A.—Farmer. Born Kussowlie. India, Aug. 20, 1865, son of Colonel Geo. and Emily F. Malcolm. Educated King Edward VI School, Sherbourne, England. Member Manitoba Grain Growers Exchange; school trustee; former secretary-treasurer Birtie Agricultural Society. Came to Canada 1882; located Manitoba, 1885. First elected to Manitoba Assembly for Birtie, 1909. Married Janet T. Winter, 1891 (deceased); married Adelaide G. Barnes, 1902; has two sons and two daughters. Society: I. O. F. Anglican; Liberal. Address: Birtle, Man, MALINS, Arthur.—Managing Director of Malins, Coulthard & Co., Ltd., 749 Columbia St., New Westminster. Born Birmingham, England, Aug. 27, 1870, son of Prof. Edward Malins, M. D., F. R. C. P., and Mary Malins. Educated Manson Science College, Birmingham. Came to British Columbia 1889; with Bank of Montreal, 1890; established present business, 1891. Married Harriette English, daughter of Hon. Warren B. English, member U. of S. Congress 1896; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Vancouver; Jericho Country; Western; Westminster. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Cricket Address: 119 First St., New Westminster, B. C. MALKIN, John Philip Davy.—Of the W. H. Malkin Co., Ltd., Wholesale Grocers, 57 Water St., Vancouver. Born Burslem, Staffordshire, England, March 19, 1878, son of James and Ann E. Edge Malkin. Educated high school, Newcastle England. Came to Canada, 1895. Married Georgina Maud Malkin, 1907; has one daughter. Club: Terminal City. Recreation: Yachting. Address: 761 Cardero St, Vancouver, B. C. W. H. MALKIN. MALKIN, William Harold.—Of the W. H. Malkin Co., Ltd., Wholesale Grocer and Importer, 57 Water St., Vancouver; Director Bank of Vancouver; Director British Columbia Permanent Loan C$t.; Director Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Co.; ex-President Vancouver Board of Trade. Born Burslem, Staffordshire, England, July 30, 1868, son of Ann Elizabeth Edge and James Malkin, manufac- turer of earthenware and encaustic tiles. Educated high school, Newcastle, England. Came to Canada, 1884. Employee, Sherlock & Freeman, Grenfell, 1895; manager, Osmund Skrime & Co., Grenfell, 1891. Came to British Columbia 1895; partner Osmund Skrime & Co., Vancouver, 1895; bought out that business and conducted on own account, 1896; porated under present style, 1898. ried Marian Dougal, Windsor, Ont has two sons and two daughters. Terminal City; Jericho Country. tions: Riding, driving, motoring odist ver, B Address: C. incor- Mar- [ 1901; Clubs: Recrea-J Meth- 1406 Davie St., Vancou-; 356 ~=— WHO'S WHO, AND WHY WM. MANAHAN MANAHAN, William, B. A., Ph. D.— Of Manahan & Higgins, Barrister, Merchants Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Lanark, Ont, Feb. 21, 1870, son of James and Christina Manahan. Educated Win-?, nipeg and Cornell University. Came to Winnipeg, 1888; appointed professor Manitoba College, 1898. Served as lieutenant 13th Field Battery, Winnipeg. Married Clara McGregor, Winnipeg, 1907. Club: Carleton. Society: . St Andrews Society; Military Institute, Winnipeg. Recreations: Curling, baseball, skating, billiards. Liberal; Protestant Address: 760 Jessie Ave., Winnipeg, Man. MANCHESTER, John William, M. D., C. M., M. R. C. S., L. R. C. F.—Physician and Surgeon, Enderton Block, Winnipeg. Born Wakefield, Yorkshire, England, Aug. 8, 1868, son of John and E. Manchester. Educated McGill University; London, England. Practiced Winnipeg since 1904. Served as lieutenant-surgeon with 90 th Regiment. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; (vice-president) Yorkshire Society. Liberal; Conservative; Anglican. Address: 271 Furby St, Winnipeg, Man. MANLEY, Robert W.—Of Loggie Sc Manley, Barrister, Wetaskiwin. Born London, England, Jan. 29, 1883, son of Robert and Marian Manley. Educated Academy, Buckingham, Que.; McGill University. Came to Alberta, 1903. Law student in Wetaskiwin and Edmonton, 1904. Recreations: Boating and tennis. Address: Wetaskiwin, Alta. MANLY, Lloyd Allen.—President, Pacific Trust Co., Grand Forks and Port Mann. Born Grand Rapids, Mich., May 7, 1865, son of John A. and Eliza M. LaBance Manly. Educated privatelv. Engineer, Union Pacific Railway, Colorado, 1871; representative of American Advertising Co., Chicago, 1876. Came to British Columbia, 1879. Ranching, Grand Forks, 1884; mercantile business, Grand Forks, 1900; with British America Trust Co., Grand Forks, 1904; Mayor, Grand Forks, 1902-1904. Married Jennet L. Petrie, Dundee, Scotland, 1892; has two daughters. Club: Pacific. Address: Grand Forks, B. C. MANNING, R. A. d., B. A.—Barrister, 917 Union Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Bora Winnipeg, Nov. 14, 1878, son of Robert Furby Manning. Educated Winnipeg public schools, St John's College. Called to Manitoba Bar 1901, and practiced Winnipeg since. Chairman Provincial Board Abbatoir Commissioners; Alderman, 1907-1908; unsuccessful candidate for Mayor, 1908; as Alderman persistent and insistent fighter for equable taxation. Ex-President Manitoba Hockey League; organizer and first Secretary Intercollegiate Hockey Association, 1898. Manager Winnipeg Rowing Club year Canadians won five out of six events at Worcester, Mass. Captain St John's hockey team, 1898; and organizer and Captain rowing club, football and hockey teams. Clubs: Canadian, Carleton, Adanac. Winnipeg Rowing, Granite Curling: Society: K. of P. Recreations: Golf and curling. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 172 Donald St., Winnipeg, Man. MANSON, Rev. Alexander L.—Presbyterian Clergyman. Born West Zorra, Oxford County, Ont, Oct. 7. 1855. son Of Donald and Christina McLachlan, Manson. Educated public schools West Zorra; High School, Ingersoll; Institute, Brantford; Toronto sity: Knox College, Toronto: Seminary, New York. Ordained ducted to the pastoral charge Tilbury, Ont., 1888: inducted to charge of Rosedale. Man.. 1899 1906. Moderator of the Synod College Univer- Union and in- of East pastoral ; Arden, of Manitoba. 1910-1911. Student missionary Regina District during stirring times of In-, dian Rebellion, 1885. Married Margaret M. Stewart, Morden, Man., 1891; has two sons and four daughters. Society: A. O. U. W. (Ontario). Presbyterian. Address: Arden, Man. MANSON, Alexander Malcolm. — Of Williams & Manson, Sixth and Third Aves., Prince Rupert. Born St. Louis, Mo., Oct. 7, 1883 (Scotch-Canadian descent), son of Malcolm and K«therine Manson. Educated Niagara Falls Collegiate Institute, University of Toronto (first class honors); Osgoode Hall; came to British Columbia 1908. , Married Stella Beckwith, Vancouver, 1909. Societies: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Tennis. Liberal. Address: Fifth Ave., Prince Rupert, B. C. 357 JJpH WHO'S WHO, AND WHY W MANSON, Michael, J. P., M. L.A. m Farmer. Born Plckigarth, Shetland Islands, Scotland, April 29, 1857, son of John and Margaret Manson. Came to British Columbia 1874. Director Call Creek Oyster Co., Vancouver. Elected to British Columbia Legislature for Comox, 1909. Married Jane Renwick, Nanaimo, B. C, 1897; has one son and seven daughters. Conservative; Methodist Address: Cortez Island, B. C. MANSON, William, M. L. A.—Accountant and Notary Public, Third Ave., Prince Rupert. Born Shetland Islands, July 4, 1867, son of William and Janet Manson. Educated common schools Shetland Islands. Came to British Columbia clerk in general store, Comox, 1887. School Trustee for Nanaimo, 1896-1907; Alderman 1898-1900; Mayor 1901-1904; member of Alberni district British Columbia Legislature 1905-1906; Provincial Secretary McBride Government 1907; Government Agent for Skeena District Prince Rupert 1907-1909; member for Skeena District, British Columbia, 1910. Married Sarah Louise Bennett, Nanaimo, 1893; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Methodist Address: Prince Rupert, B. C. CHARLES H. MANSUR, B. A., B. C. L. MANSUR, Charles Henry, B. A., B. C. L.—Barrister^ Assistant Solicitor Grand Trunk Pacific Ry., Winnipeg. Bora Stanstead, Que., Oct. 13, 1871, son of David A. and Maria A. Mansur. Educated Stanstead College School; McGill University. Law student with Robertson, Fleet & Falconer, Montreal, 1894- 1897. Called to Quebec Bar, 1897; practiced Rock Island, Que., 1897-1907. Called to Manitoba Bar, 1907; Assistant Solicitor C. P. R. under J. A. M. Aikin, K. C, Winnipeg, 1907-1909; appointed Assistant Solicitor G. T. P., 1909. Married Mary Pomeroy Ball, Winnipeg, 1902; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba, St. Charles Country. Society: A. F. & A. M. Anglican. Address: 256 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. MANTHORNE, Rev. J. Izaak, B. A., M. A., B. D.—Pastor of Presbyterian Church, Milestone. Born Mill Village, N. S., April 4, 1870, son of William Joseph and Sarah Elizabeth Reeves Man- thorne. Educated public school Mill Village; Woodstock College; Normal School, Regina; McMaster University; Illinois Central University. Engaged surveying lumber, Nova Scotia, 1885-1887; ordained Presbyterian minister 1901. Elected to Ontario Legislature for North Middlesex, 1902 (by acclamation), but declined, going into ministry. Came to Saskatchewan, 1905. Married Maggie Alexia Mul- heron, Mitchell, Ont, 1901; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: C. O. F.; L. O. L.; T. T. of T.; S. of T. Recreations: Golf, shooting, curling, lawn bowling, rowing, canoeing. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Milestone, Sask ALFRED FRANK MANTLE MANTLE, Alfred Frank. — Deputy Minister of Agriculture Regina. Born London, England, Feb. 5, 1882, son of Qeorge Freeston and Sophia I. Mantle. Educated Watford Orphanage England. Clerk contractor's office, London, England, 1896. Came to Winnipeg and engaged farming 1898; correspondent of various papers on agricultural topics; agricultural editor of Manitoba Free Press, Winnipeg, 1908-1909; Chief of Bureau of Information and Statistics of Department of Agriculture, Saskatchewan, 1909; appointed Deputy Minister, 1910. Married Ethel R Speer, Belmont, Man., 1904; has one son and one daughter. Society: R. T. or T. Recreations: Football, tennis, swimming. Liberal; Congregationalist. Address: 2150 Retal- lack St, Regina, Sask. MANTLE, Mary Sophia.—Editor Women's Department North-Western Farmer. Born London, England, daughter of George Freeston and Sophia Isabella Mantle. Educated London, England, and 358 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Dundee, Scotland. Came to Manitoba 1898. Secretary-Treasurer Canadian Women's Press Club, Winnipeg branch, 1910-1911. Address: 392 Banning St, Winnipeg, Man. manville, Oswald Benjamin. — Of Manville Hardware Co., 1030 First Ave. W., Prince Albert. Born London, England, Oct 1, 1866, son of Benjamin and Adeline Manville. Educated Northwick College, London. Clerk in broker's office, London, 1881. Came to Manitoba and located on homestead near Pipestone, 1884; came to Carberry, Man., and engaged book and stationery business, 1893; engaged in hardware business, Prince Albert, 1903; Alderman, 1909- 1911; President Saskatoon Hardware Co.; President Prince Albert Land and Investment Co.; Vice-President Shell River Lumber Co.; Vice-President Prince Albert Board of Trade, 1908. Married Rachel Jane Rae, Winnipeg, Man., 1896; has two sons. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: Baseball, tennis, skating, curling. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 205 Twelfth St. E., Prince Albert, Sask. S. HERBERT MAPES MAFES, S. Herbert.—Secretary-Treasurer Metropolitan Securities Co., Ltd., 233 Eighth Ave., Calgary. Bora Hill- burn, N: Y., April 28, 1882, son of S. S. and H. C. Mapes. Educated Herbart Preparatory Academy. Came to Calgary and established present business 1910. Married Julia Pierson, 1906; has one son. Anglican. Address: 1209 Thirteenth Ave. W., Calgary, Alta MA PS ON, Frederick William. —Financial, Real Estate and Insurance Broker, 811 First St E., Calgary; Treasurer Diocese of Calgary. Born Bath, England, July 16, 1869, son of John and Emma Mapson. Educated England. General merchant, Australia, 1896. Came to Alberta, 1903; established present business, 1903. Captain 103rd K Rifles. Married Elizabeth M. Creswell, 1896; has one son and two daughters. Club: Alberta Societies: A. F. & A. M.; S. O. E. Recreation: Fishing. Anglican. Address: The Marlborough, Calgary, Alta. JOHN ANDREW MARA MARA, John Andrew, ex-M. L. A. — (Retired); President Union Club of British Columbia, Victoria Born Toronto, July 21, 1840, son of John and Annie Mara Educated Toronto. Member of Legislative Assembly, 1871-1886. Speaker 1883-1886. Sat for Yale-Kootenay House of Commons, 1887-1896; President Victoria Board of Trade, 1906; Director several industrial mining and land companies; Director Royal Jubilee Hospital; anti-Tuberculosis Society. Married Alice Telfer Barnard, 1882 (deceased); has one son, one daughter. Club: Union. Address: Endiang, Pemberton Road, Victoria, B. C. MARBLE, William O.—Western Manager, Purdy & Henderson, Ltd., Engineers and Contractors, Bower Bldg., Vancouver. Born Hampstead, N. H., March 9, 1876, son of Leonard A. and Melissa McNeil Marble. Educated public and high schools. Draughtsman, City Engineer's office, Haverhill, Mass., 1896; designer, Purdy & Henderson, New York, 1901; came to British Columbia to take 359 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY present position 1909. Married Bessie E. Moore,. Haverhill, 1903; has one son and one daughter. Recreations: Fishing, baseball. Congregationalist Address: 1013 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. MARGETSON, Sydney Richmond. — Of Waghorn, Gwynn & Co., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, ton Bldg., Vancouver. England, Oct. 12, 1877, Bank of Hamil- Born London, son of Williani and Mary Ann Margetson. Educated Godolphin School, England; farmed Manitoba, 1895; subsequently engaged grain and milling business. Came to British Columbia 1906. Served South African Constabulary, 1901-1904. Married Jean F. O. MacDonald, daughter of the late Col. Allan MacDonald, Winnipeg, 1909; has one son. Club: Canadian. Recreations: Walking, riding, swimming. Address: 805 Nicola St., Vancouver, B. C. MARION, Joseph Alderic—Of Couture & Marion, Brick Manufacturers, St. Boniface; interested Canadian Distilleries, Ltd.; Western Canada Guarantee Accident Co.; Continental Fire Insurance Co. Born St. Damien, of Brandon, Berthier County, Que., Dec. 13, 1864, son* of Zoel and Philomene Desilets Marion. Educated public schools and Business College; came to Manitoba 1882; bookkeeper for M. Lamontagne, St. Boniface, 1888; Manager of business 1895; established present business 1906. Alderman 1906; Chairman Board of Works; member School Board; meriiber Board of Trade. Married Marie Couture, St. Boniface, 1895; has three sons and five daughters. Club: Cartier. Societies: C. M. B. A.; Catholic Forester. Recreation: Reading. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: St. Boniface, Man. MARKLE, Merwyn Clemens, B. A. — Barrister,. Shoal Lake. Born Fisher's Mill, Ont., Aug. 1, 1876, son of Rebecca and John A. Markle, inspector of Indian Agencies for Alberta. Came to Manitoba 1883. Educated public schools, Birtle, Man.; high school, Berlin, Ont.; business college, Chatham, Ont.; Wesley College, Manitoba University. Practiced Shoal Lake since 1902. Mayor Village of Shoal Lake 1911; Secretary-Treasurer Liberal Association Birtle and Marquette constituencies. Married Lydia Isabella Bates, Shoal Lake, 1904; has three sons and one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M;; I. O. O. F. Recreations: Football, baseball, curling. Independent Liberal; Methodist. Address: Shoal Lake, Man. MARK, Septimus F. — Financial and Real Estate Agent, 708 Columbia St., New Westminster. Born Yalding, Kent, England, June 27, 1877, son of" Charles F. and Henrietta Mark. Educated public schools. Came to Canada 1895; British SEPTIMUS F. MARK Columbia 1898. Clerk George Adams, New Westminster, 1900; grocer and baker, New Westminster, 1901-1905; partner McLeod, Mark & Co., Insurance and Financial Agents, New Westminster, 1905-1911; established present business, 1911. Married Alice M. M. Burr, 1900; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: A. O. U. W.; W. O. W. Recreations: Lacrosse, motoring. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 707 Agnes St., New Westminster, B. C. MARKS, Alfred Louis, LL. B. — Of Downes & Marks, Barristers, Strathcona and Leduc. Born Fort Niobrara, Neb., May 17, 1881, son of Frank Xavier and Mary Josephine Marks. Educated public schools, Norfolk, Neb.; Muskoka, Wis.; high school, Strathcona; Normal School, Regina; Detroit, Mich.; College of Law. Came to Alberta 1898; taught school near Wetaskiwin, 1903; practiced Leduc, 1908; formed present partnership 1910. Secretary Liberal Association Leduc Constituency; Trustee Leduc Public School Board; Chairman Temperance and Moral Reform League; Director Leduc Agricultural Society one year; Superintendent Baptist Sunday School; second Vice-President Young Men's Club, Strathcona Unsuccessful candidate for Wetaskiwin House of Commons, 1909. Recreations: Curling, football, tennis, fishing, hunting. Liberal; Baptist Address: Strathcona, Alta. MARPOLE, C M. — Marpole Co., Ltd., Coal Merchants, 427 interested oil California Of Macdonnell. and Commission Seymour St., Vancouver; fields, Midway District, owner of Puget Sound tug 360 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY C. M. MARPOLE boat system; member Vancouver Board of Trade; Vancouver General Hospital. Born Barrie, Ont, March 4, 1878, son of Richard Marpole. Came to British Columbia 1886. Educated public schools Kamloops. Employed Engineering Department C. P. R., 1894; transferred to passenger department 1899; established present business 1899. Married Mary Gifford, 1901; has one son. Clubs: Vancouver, Terminal City, Western, Royal Vancouver Yacht, Vancouver Rowing, Union (Victoria). Society: A. F. & A. M. Anglican. Address: 1050 Guilford St., Vancouver, B. C. MARRION, "Robert. — Chief Sanitary Inspector of City of Vancouver. Born Bromley, London, England, Oct 13, 1849, son of Thomas James and Sarah Fenson Marrion. ': Educated National School, Croydon Apprenticed to George Crap- per, Chelsea, England, 1865, subsequently foreman or same firm; spent some time at St. Joseph, Mo., then returned to London and resumed position with Crappers. Came to British Columbia 1889; foreman British Columbia Gas Co.; appointed to present position 1894; Health Inspector, Plumbing and Sanitary Inspector during first five years of office. Served as Corporal Royal West Surrey Regiment ten years. Married Mary Waite, London, England, 1871; has two sons and three daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Gardening. Independent; Baptist Address: 1096 Thirteenth Ave., Vancouver, B. C. MARFOLE, Richard.— General Executive Assistant for British Columbia C. P. R., Vancouver. Born in Wales, June 8, 1850. Educated Wales and Glasgow. RICHARD MARPOLE With English railways, subsequently with the Northern Ry. of Canada; with C. P. R. 1881 as contractor and has been since 1882 on official staff of that company. Was Assistant Manager of Construction Algoma branch and Nip.issing Division of main line; then Superintendent of Construction and operation of Lake Superior Division, and transferred to Pacific Division in same capacity, 1886; General Superintendent 1897; General Executive Assistant 1907; Vice- President Esquimalt and Nanaimo Railway Co. Address: 801 Hastings St., Vancouver, B. C. GUY WILFORD MARRIOTT MARRIOTT, Guy Wilford. — Manager Canadian Bank of Commerce, Strathcona Born Toronto, Dec. 15, 1877, son 361 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY of Samuel Butler and Georgina Marriott. Educated public schools Toronto. Cus- tims Clerk M. & L. Samuel Benjamin & Co., Toronto, 1894; entered service of Canadian Bank of Commerce, 1898; stationed Toronto, Sarnia Simcoe, Dundas, Winnipeg and Strathcona; came to Alberta 1906. Member executive Children's Aid Society; Executive Young Men's As-" sociation, Strathcona; President Strathcona Board of Trade, 1908-1909. Served with 2nd Q. O. R. eight years; Major in Command B Squadron, Alberta Dragoons. Married Gladys Rant, daughter of Captain Rant (late 12 th Lancers >, 1908; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Strathcona Edmonton, Junior Army and Navy (London, Eng.), Strathcona Curling. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; K. of P. Recreations: Riding, driving, curling, skating. Independent; Anglican. Address: 125 Saskatchewan Ave., Strathcona Alta D. W. MARSH MARSH, D. W.—(Retired.) Born New Hampshire, July 4, 1838, son of Enoch and Martha Marsh. Educated Nashua, N. H. Hotel clerk Madison, Wis., 1864; came to Fort Walsh, Cypress Hills, Northwest Territories (Northwest Mounted Patrol Post), 1876; Manager T. C. Power Sc Bro.'s store, 1876-1882; business removed to Maple Creek, Sask., 1882; Manager Maple Creek, 1882-1884; came to Calgary and estbalished branch of business 1884; purchased Calgary branch, 1890; carried on business under own name until 1900, when retired. Mayor Calgary, 1899. Married Mrs. Julia Shurtleff. at Milwaukee, Wis., 1887. Address 203 3d Ave. W., Calgary, Alta HON. DUNCAN McLEAN MARSHALL MARSHALL, Hon. Duncan McLean. — Minister of Agriculture for the Province of Alberta, Edmonton. Born Elderslie Township, Bruce County, Olft, Sept. 24, 1872, son of John and Margaret Mc- Murchy Marshall. Educated high school^ Walkerton; . College Institute, Owe*5 Sound. Spent twenty years on father's farm; taught school 1890-1894; newspaper work on Toronto World and Toronto News. Bought Union Standard, Thorn- bury, Ont; Clarksburg Reflector, Clarksburg, Ont, 1900; bought Bracebridge Gazette, 1903; sold out 1905; moved to Alberta 1905. Unsuccessful candidate for Muskoka to House of Commons 1904. Elected to Alberta Legislature for Olds, 1909; appointed Minister of Agriculture and Provincial Secretary Rutherford administration, 1909; re-appointed Minister of Agriculture in Sifton administration, 1910; President Edmonton School of Music. Married Christina Maclsaac, Charlottetown, P. E. I., 1899; has two sons. Club: Edmonton Country. Societies: A. F. and A. M.; S. O. S.; I. O. F; C. O. F Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 473 Seventh St., Edmonton, Alta MARSHALL, Edgar Kenny, M. A. —- Principal of Public Schools. Born Honey Wood, Dufferin County, Ont, Aug. 6, 1876, son of James Edgar and Sarah Marshall. Educated Shelburne; College Institute Owen Sound and Chicago. Came to Manitoba 1896; Portage la Prairie, 1905; Secretary Canadian Club; Secretary Teachers' Association; Clerk of Session, Portage la Prairie; member of Board of Trade. Served with Volunteers Shelburne under Major Douglas, contributed to Teachers' journals, Montreal Witness, Mun sey and other magazines. Married Agnes Crawford Cul- bert, Rosendale, Man., 1904; has two sons. Club: Canadian. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; I. O. F. Recreations: Bicycling, walking. Copservative; Presbyterian. Address: 50 Elizabeth St, Portage la Prairie, Man. 362 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY MARSHALL, Henry Bennet St. George. —Of Costlgan & Marshall, Barristers, Rivers. Bora Newport, Isle of Wight, England, March 15, 1875, son of George Archibald James Alfred and Isabel Marshall. Educated Southea, Hants. Law student Portage la Prairie Man., 1901. Came to Rivers 1908. Societies: K. of P.; C. O. O. F.; I. O. F.; S. O. E. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 17 Second Ave., Rivers, Man. MARTIN, Alexis, M. A. — Barrister, 305-6 Pemberton Bldg., Victoria. Born Hamilton, Nov. 19, 1871, son of Edward Martin, K. C, D. C. L., and Mariana Mary Martin. Educated Trinity College School, Port Hope; Trinity University; Osgoode Hall; practiced Toronto 1896. Came to British Columbia. 1898 and practiced Victoria since. Director of University School. Ltd. Served as Captain Royal Grenadiers, Toronto; later Captain 5th Regiment C. A.; on coronation contingent, 1902 (medal); since retired. Married Emilie Alice Innocent Mason, 1907; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Pacific, Vancouver. Recreations Cricket. Liberal; Anglican. Addressr 925 Foul Bay Road, Victoria, B. C. MARTIN, Hon. Archer.—A Justice for Appeal for British Columbia and the Judge of the Admiralty Court for British Columbia Born Hamilton, May 6. 1865, son of Mariana Mary Counsell and Edward Martin, Q. C, D. C. L., and great grandson of Richard ("Humanity") Martin of Ballinahinch Castle, County Galway, M. P. for that shire, author of Martin's Act for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and principal founder of the R. S. P. C. A. Educated Trinity College School, Port Hope; Ghent, Belgium. Called to Bar of Manitoba, 1887; to British Columbia Bar, 1895. Appointed counsel for Dominion Government and representative of minister of justice in Vancouver Island, 1896; special commissioner to report upon affairs of British Columbia Crown Timber Lands Agency. 1897. Puisne Judge Supreme Court of British Columbia, 1898; Deputy Judge in Admiralty for British Columbia 1899: special commissioner to settle mining disputes Porcupine District, arising out of the Canadian-Alaskan Boundary, 1900; Judge in Admiralty for British Columbia 1902. Publications: "A Genealogy of Martin of Ballinahinch Castle," "The Hudson's Bay Company's Land Tenures," "Chart of the Judges of Vancouver Island and British Columbia," "Martin's Mining and Water Cases" (2 vols.). Married Emily Mary Read, Toronto, 1889; has two sons. Recreations: Golf, croquet gardening. Anglican. Address: Ballinahinch, Victoria B. C. MARTIN, Chester, M. A.—Professor of History. Manitoba University, Winnipeg. Born St John, N. B., 1882. Educated University of New Brunswick (first Rhodes scholar from N. B.); Balliol College, Oxford (Brassey scholarship and Beit prize). On completion of course Oxford appointed Assistant "Editor Archives branch of Dominion Government; present position since 1909. Published a volume on Selkirk settlement, frequent contributor to the press. Recreations: Tennis, boating. Address: Winnipeg, Man. EDWARD D. MARTIN MARTIN, E. D.—Of Martin,. Bole & Wynne Co., Wholesale Drugs, 293 Market St., Winnipeg. Born Milton, Ont., Sept 30, 1856, son of Edward and Mary Ann Martin. Educated public school, Milton. Druggist, Ottawa, 1887. Came to Winnipeg 1890 and founded firm E. D. Martin Sc Co., which later amalgamated with Bole, Wynne & Co. President Western Manufacturing Co.; Director Great West Permanent Loan Co.; ex- President Y. M. C. A. (six years); President Board of Trade, 1909, and represented Board at Congress of Chambers of Commerce of Empire at Sydney, Aus- trlia; member Winnipeg City Council, 1898-1899; unsuccessful candidate for Mayor 1911; President Winnipeg Lodging and Coffee House Association. Married Agnes J. Perry, Ottawa, 1879; has two sons and six daughters. Noted for philanthropic work. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 223 Colony St, Winnipeg, Man. MARTIN, George.—Of Martin & Shannon, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 163 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Weardale, England, son of William and Annie Maria Martin. Educated Wear- dale public schools. Came to British Columbia 1883. Director of British Columbia Permanent Loan and Savings Co.* 363 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY GEORGE MARTIN Director Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Co. Director National Finance Co. Notary Public; member of municipality of South Vancouver six years. Married Isabella Marion Rutherford, Vancouver, 1892; has two sons and three daughters. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: All outdoor sports. Address: 1123 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. GEORGE EDGAR MARTIN. MARTIN, George Edgar.—Of Wade, Whealler, McQuarrie & Martin, Barristers and Solicitors, New Westminster. Born Woodstock, Ont, Dec. 18, 1862, son of Harry Fargo and Elizabeth Martin. Educated Woodstock College; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar 1886. Practiced Hon. J.. M. Gibson, under firm name Gibson, Martin & Osborne, Hamilton, 1886-1897. Came to British Columbia 1897. Practiced at Kaslo, 1897-1905, when removed to New Westminster, where has since practiced. Married Catherine Peirce, Hamilton, 1892 (deceased); has one daughter. Clubs: Westminster, President Terminal City and Jericho Country, Vancouver. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 132 First St., New Westminster, B. C. MARTIN, Henri Milton.—Real Estate and Financial Broker; Notary; Director The Scott Motor, Ltd. Bora Clintonville, N. Y., June 6, 1872, son of Francois Xaxier and Azilda Lafontaine Martin. Educated Plateau Academy, Montreal and College de Joliette. Clerk, bookkeeper and accountant, Vancouver, 1887- 1890; assistant paymaster with Keeper, contractor, Nelson, 1890. Lowenberg-Harris & Co. as accountant and manager, New Westminster, Hugh With HENRI MILTON MARTIN 1893; mining in Kootenay, 1893-1897. Entered Government Service Yukon 1898. Mining Recorder 1899. Assistant Crown Timber and Land Agent, Fort Selkirk, Y. T., 1900. Justice of the Peace for Yukon, 1900; Crown Timber and Land Agent for Yukon Territory, 1902-1906; established present business 1906. Vice- President Edmonton Board of Trade, 1912. President Greater Edmonton Board of Trade, 1912; Trustee Separate Schools. Married Beatrice Beck, daughter of the Hon. Mr. Justice N. D. Beck, 1908; has two daughters. Clubs: Edmonton, Edmonton Country, Columbian, Capital City Curling. Society: K. of C. Recreation: Motoring. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: Edmonton Club, Edmonton, Alta 364 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ISAAC WALTER MARTIN MARTIN, Isaac Walter. — President and General Manager Tilden, Gurney Sc Co., Ltd., 277 Rupert St, Winnipeg. Born Paris, Ont, April 26, 1863, son of Abraham and Sarah Burkholder Martin (U. E. L. stock). Educated public and high schools, Hamilton. * With E. & C. Gurney & Co., -Hamilton, 1881; one of the three to purchase the entire interests from coast to coast of Tilden, Gurney Sc Co., Hamilton. Came to Winnipeg 1883, with Tilden, Gurney Co.; elected President and General Manager for Western branches, 1901. Married Carrie Burridge, 1888; has two sons. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; Vice-President Y. M. C. A. Methodist. Address: 270 Furby St, Winnipeg, Man. MARTIN, John G.—Of John D. Ivey Co., Ltd., Wholesale Millinery, 313 Fort St, Winnipeg. Born Toronto, son of P. B. and Mary E. Martin. Educated Toronto. Came to Winnipeg 1900. Married Helen Beatrice Nash, Toronto; has one son. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 599 McMillan Ave., Winnipeg, Man. MARTIN, William Melville, B. A., M. F.—Of Balfour, Martin, Casey & Blair, Barristers, Regina. Born Norwich, Ont, Aug. 23, 1876, son of Christina and Rev. William Martin. Educated Collegiate Institute, Clinton, Toronto University, graduating 1898 with an honor degree Classics; Ontario Normal College, Hamilton, Classical Master High School, Har- riston, 1899-1901. . Studied law, Osgoode Hall 1901; scholarship man, 1902 and 1903. Offered nomination as Dominion candidate for Liberal party 1906, for the constituency of Western Assiniboia, to succeed Hon. Walter Scott, who resigned to become Premier of Saskatchewan, but declined; elected to House of Commons, 1908, representing constituency of Regina Married Violette Florence Thompson, daughter of William Thompson, WILLIAM MELVILLE MARTIN, B. A., M. P. Mitchell, Ont, 1906; has one son. Club: Assiniboia. Society: A. F. & A. M. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 2042 Cornwall St., Regina, Sask. WALTER R. MARTIN. MARTIN, Walter R.—Manager Canadian Western Natural Gas & Heat, Light & Power Co., Ltd., Calgary; Proprietor Alamo Hotel, Suffield; Managing Director International Supply Co., Medicine Hat, extensive real estate holdings throughout Alberta. Born Butler County, Pa., Sept. 6, 1873, son of James and Harriet Martin. Educated public and high schools, Ohio. Interested oil well drilling, United States, Mexico and Central and South America, since 1890. Came to Alberta and established pres- 365 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ent business, 1906. Married Maud Jamieson, Findlay, Ohio, 1894. Club: Cypress. Independent; Presbyterian. Address: Medicine Hat, Alta. MARVIN, E. B.—Ship Chandler Commission Agent, 1202 Wharf St., toria. Born Halifax, Dec. 16, 1830 of William H. and Jane Marvin, cantile business, San Francisco, 1862-1857; mining, Australia, 1857- established present business 1859. derman Victoria 1876-1877-1878. servatlve; Anglican. Address: 1234 St., Victoria, B. C. and Vic- , son Mer- Cal., 1858; Al- Con- Fort MAJOR EDWARD G. MASON, M. .D. MASON, Major Edward G., M. D., C. M. (McGill).—Physician and Surgeon, 520 First St E, Calgary. Born Hamilton, Oct 26, 1874, son of George Edward Brant and Sarah E. Gorman Mason. Educated College Institute Hamilton; McGill University. Came to Calgary and practiced 1902. Member executive board Liberal Association since 1902 (President 1906); Senior Major, 103rd Calgary Rifles; served with 13th Regiment Hamilton, six years; Victoria Rifles, Montreal, three years. Married Katherine E. Ritchie Calgary, 1903; has two daughters. Club: Junior Army and Navy, London; Calgary Rugby (President 1904 to 1911). Society: Calgary Dramatic (Vice President). Recreations: Athletics; all outdoor sports. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 520 First St E, Calgary, Alta MASON, F. E.—Of Mason Land Co., Real Estate Brokers, Stafford Block, Lethbridge; farms 3,840 acres. Born Linn County, Iowa May 15, 1866, son of Frederick and Mary McCafferty Mason. Educated: Linn and Adair County. Ranching and mercantile business, Whitman, Neb., 1891-1904. Came to Alberta 1901; established business, Hanley. Sask., 1904; Lethbridge, 1907; founded and F. E. MASON. owned Herald, Hanley, 1904-1908. Married Bertha Charters, 1906; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. and A. M. Liberal; Protestant Address: Lethbridge, Alta MASON, William Ethelbert.—Manager Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation, Canada Permanent Bldg., Regina Born Toronto, July 15, 1866, son of Mary and William T. Mason, official assignee. Educated College Institute Toronto. Junior clerk with Canada Permanent, Toronto, 1883; opened branch for firm St. John, N. B., 1899, and made Manager; came to Regina opened branch 1905; member Board of Governors of Regina Municipal Hospital. Married Helen A. Cockburn, Gravenhurst Ont, 1891; has three sons and one daughter. Clubs: Canadian, Assiniboia Regina Society: A. F. & A. M. Methodist Address: 2118 Scarth St, Regina Sask. MATHER, Allan Cameron.—Of West- era Supply Co., Building Supplies, Crown Bldg., Calgary. Bora Keewatin, Ont, April 3, 1886, son of Robert and Maud Mather. Educated Keewatin. Lumber business 1901; came to Alberta 1909. Ad*- dress: 612 14th Ave. W., Calgary, Alta. MATHER, David Low.—Lumber merchant Born Montrose, Scotland, March 17, 1855, son of John and Jane Mather. Educated College Institute, Ottawa Clerk and scaler, lumber business, Ottawa district, 1870; lumber business Kenora and Lake of the Woods district, 366 DAVID LOW MATHER 1879-1900. Came to Winnipeg 1907. Married Catherine Allan, Oshawa Ont, 1882;, has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba Carleton, St Charles Country. Recreations: Fishing, hunting. Presbyterian. Address: Evergreen Place, Winnipeg, Man. MATHER, John Douglas. — Broker, Bank of Ottawa Bldg., Vancouver. Bora Ottawa, April 18, 1882, son of Robert A. and Maud Mather. Educated Kenora; came to British Columbia 1907. Married Beatrice Champion, 1908; has one daughter. Club: Vancouver. Address: 1424 Comox St, Vancouver, B. C. MATHERS, Jessie Waugh. — Wife of Thomas Graham Mathers, Chief Justice of the King's Bench for Manitoba Winnipeg. Bora Melrose, Scotland, daughter of Richard and Janet Deans Waugh. Came to Manitoba 1883. Educated private schools Scotland and Winnipeg; Manitoba College, Winnipeg. Secretary Victorian Order of Nurses, Winnipeg, 1905-1908. Married Thomas Graham Mathers, 1892; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Women's Canadian; Women's Musical, St Charles Country. Societies: Alma Mater Society; Manitoba College, Women's Art Association. Rec*- reation: -Golf. Anglican. Address: 16 Edmonton St., Winnipeg, Man. MATHER, Robert Addison.—President Mather & Noble, Ltd., Lumber Merchants, Bank of Ottawa Bldg., Vancouver; Director Keewatin Lumber Co. Born Montrose, Scotland, Nov. 19, 1851, son of John and Jean Mather. Educated MATHERS, Hon. T. G.—Chief Justice of Court of King's Bench, Province of Manitoba Born Lucknow, Ont, April 16, 1859, son of Christopher and Rachel Mathers. Educated Lucknow and Kincardine. Came to Manitoba Editor of Manitoba Liberal, Portage la Prairie, 1883; studied law, 1884; called to Manitoba Bar, 1890; in partnership with Hon. Joseph Martin, 1895-1898; * appointed Puisne Judge of Court of King's Bench for Manitoba, 1905; promoted to Chief Justice, Feb. 7, 1910; Alderman of Winnipeg, 1898-1899. Married Jessie W. Waugh, Winnipeg, 1892; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba, St Charles Country. Recreations: Golf, shooting. Anglican. Address: 16 Edmonton St., Winnipeg, Man. MATHERS, William J. — Local Manager of Brackman-Ker Milling Co., 541 Front St., New Westminster. Born St. Helens, Huron County, Ont, June 17, 1862, son of Henry and Mary Mathers. Educated public schools. Came to Brit- WHO'S WHO. AND WHY ish Columbia 1876. President New Westminster Board of Trade, 1905. Married Mary E. Whelen, New Westminster; has one son and one daughter. Address: 31 Columbia St., New Westminster, B. C. MATHESON, Rev. Alexander.—Clergyman (retired). Born Manitoba, March 18, 1823, son of John and Ann Matheson. Educated Toronto University, Knox College, Toronto. Ordained Lunenburg, Ont, and was actively engaged Presbyterian ministry until retired, 1892; taught school five years; school inspector Ontario five years, Manitoba four years. Married Victoria Johnstone, Rex- borough Township, Ont, 1862; has four sons and one daughter. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Kildonan, Man. MATHESON, Donald John.—Postmaster and Insurance Agent Phoenix. Born Halifax, May 17, 1872, son of Donald and Margaret Matheson. Educated public and high schools. Taught school Alberta 1892-1897. Came to British Columbia 1897; taught school British Columbia 1897-1899; began insurance business 1899; appointed Postmaster 1900. Mayor of Phoenix 1907-1908-1910-1911. Married Sarah Noble, Victoria, 1892; has two sons. Society: K. P. Recreation: Motorcycling. Presbyterian. Address: Phoenix, B. C. MATHESON, Frederick, L. E. — Manager Clark Bros. & Hughes, 366 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Waterloo, Iowa, March 12, 1890, son of William and Christina Matheson. Educated public schools, Waterloo, Iowa Medical College. Came to Manitoba 1902. Salesman G. I. Case Co., Winnipeg, 1902; manager Clark Bros. & Hughes, Winnipeg, 1903. Recreations: Fishing, shooting, motoring, reading. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 366 Portage Ave., Winnipeg, Man. MATHESON, Rev. John William, M.A. —Lecturer in St. John's College, Winnipeg. Born Kildonan, Man., May 9, 1864 (descendant of Selkirk Settlers, 1812), son of J. P. and Anne Fraser Matheson. Educated St John's College, Winnipeg; taught school 1888-1891; charge of parish of St Andrews, Man., 1891-1894; Souris, Man., 1,894-1901; Boissevain, Man., 1901-1905, when joined staff of St John's College. Married Mary Metcalfe Anderson, Winnipeg, 1892; has one son and three daughters. Anglican. Address: 2 St Cross St., Winnipeg, Man. MATHESON, Murdock, J. F. —Of Canadian Collieries, Ltd., Ladysmith. Born Pug wash, N. S., son of Donald and Mary Matheson. Educated Pugwash public schools. Carpenter, Westchester, *N. S.; came to British Columbia 1884 and engaged with the Wellirigton Collieries until 1910, when joined present company. Alderman Nanaimo, 1908-1909: Justice of the Peace since 1889. Married Minerva Stevens, Wallace Bay, N. S.; has one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M.. Recreations: Baseball, hunting. Address: White and Esplanade Sts., Ladysmith, B. C. MATHESON, Robert Murray—Of Henderson & Matheson, Barristers, Bank of Commerce Bldg., Brandon. Born Woodstock, Ont, July 9, 1870, son of G. and Anne Matheson. Elucated Woodstock. Came to Manitoba 1883; practiced Brandon since 1890. Crown Attorney, Western Judicial District; member Board of Directors, Brandon General Hospital; ex- president Twenty Thousand Club, Brandon; Vice President Occidental Fire Insurance Co.; ex-President Western Agricultural & Arts Association; ex-Chairman Brandon School Board; contributed to making Brandon Summer Fair a success. Club: Commercial, Brandon (ex- Presjident). Recreations: Lacrosse, baseball. Liberal; Presbyterian.ia£ Address: 317 Fifth St., Brandon, Man.-. MATHESON, Most Rev. Samuel Fritchard, D. D., D. C. L.—Archbishop of Rupert's Land and Primate of All Canada Born Manitoba, Sept. 20, 1852, son of John Matheson and Catherine Pritchard. Educated St. John's College School; St John's College, Winnipeg. Ordained Deacon, 1875; Priest, 1876; Master of St John's College School; Professor Exegetical Theology, St John's College"; Canon St John's Cathedral; Dean St John's Cathedral; Deputy Warden St. John's College; Warden and Chancellor, St John's College; Deputy Head Master, St. John's School; Secretary of Provincial Synod of Rupert's Land; Prolocutor of same; Prolocutor of General Synod of Canada, 1902; Primate of All Canada, 1909; Chancellor of University of Manitoba Married Seraphine Marie Fortin, 1879 (deceased, 1893); has two sons and three daughters; married Alice E. Talbot, 1906; has two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. (G. M. of G. L. of Manitoba). Recreations: Shooting, riding. Address: Bishop's Court, Winnipeg, Man. MATHEWS, Edward Charles. — Of Mathews & Ferguson, Real Estate Agents, Moose Jaw. Born London, England, March 18, 1875, son of Thomas and Sarah Mathews. Educated public schools London, England. Clerk accountant's office, London, 1886. Came to Winnipeg, 1891, and engaged restaurant business; came to Regina as hotel proprietor 1896; purchased Maple Leaf Hotel, Moose Jaw, 1889, and conducted it until 1908. Alderman Moose Jaw, 1909; Mayor 1910. Married Bertha Barton, Hednesford, Sask., 1899; has one son and twin daughters. Club: Moose Jaw. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; K. of P.; C. O. F. Recreations: Curling, baseball. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 128 Main St., Moose Jaw, Sask. 368 JOHN SAMUEL H. MATSON MATSON, John Samuel H.—Publisher, Proprietor of Vancouver News Advertiser and Victoria Daily Colonist; Managing Director Victoria Transfer Co.; Managing Director Hickman Tye Hardware Co.; Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. Born York County, Ont., April 21, 1869, son of Robert Henry and Mary Jane Mat son. Educated Pickering College, Pickering, Ont; Days Commercial College; Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph. Lumbering in woods Northern Michigan, 1885-1889. Came to British Columbia, 1889. Real estate, in surance and general brokerage business, Victoria, 1889-1905; purchased Colonist 1906; acquired News Advertiser 1910; specially and successfully represented the Government of British Columbia ne- jotiatin " of the Sbnghees Reservation, within Victoria City, the acquirement of a new reservation and the removal thereto of the Songhees Indians, 1911. Married Ada Theresa Galley, Victoria 1899; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Union. Society: A. F. & A. M. Anglican. Address: West Bay. Victoria, B. C. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY MATHEWS, Rev. W. E., B A., B. Th. —Pastor First Baptist Church, Brandon. Born London, Ont., Dec. 20, 1875, son of Philip and Elizabeth Mathews. Educated McMaster University. Came to Brandon 1909. Married Elsie Gertrude, youngest daughter of Hon. John Dryden, Toronto, 1908. Address: 256 Sixteenth St., Brandon, Man. MATTHEWS, John. — Manager No. 4 Mine, Canadian Collieries, Ltd., Cumberland. Born Manchester, England, Oct 6, 1861, son of Robert and Sarah Matthews. Educated grammar school Manchester. Wholesale grocery business with his father, Manchester, 1877; engaged mining, Colorado, Idaho and California, 1881-1884; came to Wellington, B. C.; came to Cumberland as Assistant Manager Canadian Collieries 1898-1910, when appointed to present position. J. P., 1890-1898. Married Sarah Jane Lawrence, Nanaimo, B. C, 1890; has one son and two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Cricket reading. Address: Dunsmuir Ave., Cumberland, B.C. MAULS ON, George J.—Of London & Canadian Loan & Agency Co., Winnipeg. Born Toronto, Nov. 27, 1852, son of John and Eleanor Maulson. In office of Sir Wm. Howland, Toronto, 1872-1880; came to Winnipeg 1880. Married Edith Wilson; has two sons and three daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative. Address: 76 Carlton St., Winnipeg, Man. MAULSON, Harold Frederick. — Barrister. Born Toronto, Nov. 16, 1876, son of George J. and Edith Maulson. Educated St. John's College, Winnipeg. Called to Manitoba Bar; practiced Winnipeg, 1898; came to Minnedosa 1901. Crown Attorney for Northern Judicial District; Bencher of Manitoba Law Society; President Northern Bar Association; Director Minnedosa Power Co. Married Mary Mulock Robinson, Orilla Ont, 1893; has one son and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M.; Scottish Rite. Conservative; Anglican: Address: Minnedosa Man. MAURER, Adolph Victor—Of Maurer & Wilde, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 901 McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Bora New York City, Dec. 26, 1871, son of Jacob and Christina Maurer. Educated public schools United States. Came to Manitoba 1892. Builder, Winnipeg, 1900; real estate business as partner, Willoughby Sc Maurer, 1905-1910; established present business 1910. Married Dydia Keichle, North Dakota, 1890; has ADOLPH VICTOR MAURER one son and five daughters. Club: Automobile. Society: C. O. F. Recreation: Motoring. Liberal; Methodist Address: 332 Manitoba Ave., Winnipeg, Man. ALEXANDER E. MAY, ESQ. MAY, Alexander Esson.—Postmaster, Edmonton. Born Wellington County, Ont, Aug. 30, 1863, spn of John and Helen Esson May. Educated public schools, Ontario, farmed Manitoba, 1880; agricultural imprement business, Minne- *2sa' NeePaur and Carberry, Man., until 1902, when came to Edmonton. Appointed Postmaster 1906. Mayor Carberry 1901-1902, when resigned; member Edmonton School Board; member Council, Carberry, several years. Director Edmonton and Fort McMurray Oil & Asphalt Co.; director Investors' Guarantee Corporation, Ltd. Married Elizabeth Reid, Carberry, 1890; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Edmonton Country. Societies: A. F. & A. M., I. O. O. F. Recreations: horses. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 258 McKay Ave., Edmonton, Alta. 370 MAW, Joseph.—President of Joseph Maw & Co., Ltd., Automobiles and Garage, 112 King St, Winnipeg. Born Peel County, Ont, Feb. 4, 1854, son of Thomas and Sarah Maw. Educated public schools and Commercial College, Toronto. Came to Winnipeg 1882. General Agent for Massey Manufacturing Co. of Toronto, for Manitoba and Northwest Territories, 1882-1886; general agent for same corporation, Calgary, 1886-1892; partner in firm Ross & Maw, 1892-1896; proprietor of Joseph Maw & Co., since 1896. First traveler for the Massey Co., Manitoba and Northwest Territories; did pioneer work for this firm, driving the trails in a buckboard prior to railways. First reached Calgary 1883, when it was practically a town of tents. Moved to Calgary 1886, and was instrumental in founding Calgary Exhibition Association and served a term on the City Council, 1888. First President Automobile Trades Association Winnipeg. Married Mary Goodfellow, 1886; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba, Carleton, Commercial Travelers, Winnipeg Automobile. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Motoring. Address: 390 Assiniboine St, Winnipeg, Man. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY MAY, John Edward B.—Of Gray & May, Accountants and Assignees, Thompson Block, Calgary. Born London, England, son of John Edward and Lydia May. Educated King's College, London University. Came to Alberta 1905. President Financial Guaranty Co., Ltd.; member Calgary Board of Trade. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreations: shooting, fishing, riding. Address: Calgary, Alta. MAXWELL, John Scott.—Manager, Western Canada Flour Mills Co., Ltd., Brandon. Born Wigham, Ont, May 7, 1862, son of Robert and Jane Maxwell. Flour mill apprentice Winnipeg, Man., 1879. Came to Brandon, 1882. Director Central Canada Insurance Co.; Director Brandon Trusts Co. School Trustee and member Parks. Board, 1910. Married Elsie R. Russell, Winnipeg, 1900; has three sons and two daughters. Societies: I. O. O. F.; C. O. F. Recreations: Baseball, billiards. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Brandon, Man. ALFRED WILLIAM MAYBERY. MAYBERY, Alfred William—Of A. & T. Maybery and Maybery's Ltd.; Real Estate and Financial Agent, Moose Jaw. Born Somersetshire England, May 17, 1872, son of Rev. Valentine William and Clara Maybery. Educated Crofton House School, Bristol, England; apprentice wholesale importing firm of Gibbons & Co., Bristol; became partner in this firm, 1897. Came to Moose Jaw, 1904, established present business, 1905. Alderman, Moose Jaw, 1908-1910. Societies: Vice-president Saskatchewan Chess Association; director and honorary secretary Y. M. C. A., 1906-1907. Recreations: tennis, motoring, chess. Congre- gationalist. Address: 60 Stadacona St. W., Moose Jaw, Sask. MAYERS, Joseph—Coal Merchant, 554 Front St., New Westminster. Born New Westminster, August 4, 1870, son of Christian and Mary Mayers. Educated New Westminster. Captain of steamers running into New Westminster for about twenty-three years. Pilot Commissioner of the Fraser River District. Director of Westminster Towing & Fishing Co. Married Margaret Taylor, 1895; has one daughter. Recreations: hunting. Address: 119 Eighth St, New Westminster, B. C. HENRY GEORGE MAYES. MAYES, Henry George—Managing Director, Winnipeg Tanning Co., Nairn Ave., Winnipeg. Born Northampton, England, February 14, 1880, son of Thomas Percy and Rosa Mayes. Educated Northampton Grammar School. Joined Cape Mounted Rifles as trooper, 1900,' serving through South African War (King's and Queen's medals and five clasps), retiring after marriage, 1908. Has many trophies of big game shot in South Africa. Holds golf and tennis championships won in England and South Africa; prominent polo player; tennis champion, Manitoba, 1910. Came to Winnipeg, 1909; started tannery with H A. Mullins, known as Mullins Tanning & Manufacturing Co., Ltd.; reorganized business the following year with E. A. James president and himself managing director and vice-president Married Frances Hazard, daughter of Herbert Hazard, of New York and Newport, R I. Clubs: Garry and Adanac; Winnipeg Golf; Winnipeg Tennis; Winnipeg Racquet. Recreations: polo and all outdoor sports. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Moxam Court, Winnipeg, Man. MAYHEW, Robt. W.—Of R. W. Mayhew & Co., Real Estate Agents, 816 1st St W., Calgary. Born Renfrew, Ont, Oct 13, 1881, son of Charles and Sarah 372 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ROBT. W. MAYHEW. Mayhew. Educated Renfrew Collegiate Institute. Dry goods business, Calgary, 1903; real estate business since 1904. Also interested Ashcroft and Nevis Coal Lands. Married Grace G. Logan, High Gate, Ont, 1908. Recreations: Motoring, golf. Club: Ranchmen's. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Address: 505 Second Ave. W., Calgary, Alta. McAFEE, Rev. Thomas.—Of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Indian Head. Born Ballyboggy County, An-, trim, Ireland, Nov. 28, 1866, son of Thomas and Margaret J. McMullen-Mc- Afee. Educated Ballymoney, Ireland, Model School; Manitoba College Winnipeg. Taught school for two years Ireland; then in Irish Mission Office (Presbyterian * Church), Dublin, under Rev. Hamilton Magee, D. D.; Superintendent of Irish Missions four years. Came to Canada 1893; had charge of West End Mission (now St. Stephens), Winnipeg, 1893-1894; student missionary Emerson, Man.; Abernethy, Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask.; ordained and inducted to present charge 1898. Clerk, Qu'Appelle Presbytery since its organization, 1901; moderator Synod of Saskatchewan, 1909; Convenor of Presbytery and Synods Committees on Indian Missions. Married Lillie Swan, Dublin, Ireland, 1900; has one son and one daughter. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreation: Curling. Address: Indian Head, Sask. McALLISTER, Caroline E.—Wife of John E. McAllister. Born High Bluff, Man., daughter of Elizabeth Setter and John Norquay, first Premier of Mani toba. Educated St John's Ladles College, Winnipeg. Married John Edgar McAllister, 1895; has one son and one daughter. Member Board Y. W. C. A.; Dorcas Society, Women's ■*!, Auxiliary Church of England. Club: Canadian (member first executive; afterwards Vice-President). Recreations: Tennis, riding. Anglican. Address: "Dun Al- lister," St. Andrew's, Man. CHESTER ASTLEY McALLISTER McALLISTER, Chester Astley. — Vice President Golden West Land Sc Building Co., Ltd., Grain Exchange, Calgary. Born Eardley, Que., Sept. 6, 1585, son of Wilson and Emma McAllister. .-Educated public schools; Business College, Ottawa Came to Alberta 1906; engaged as general traveling agent, International Harvester Co., and Massey-Harris Co., 1906-1909. Member Calgary Board of Trade. Clubs: Canadian, Calgary, Commercial Travelers, Calgary Driving. Society: Elks. Recreations: Baseball, football. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Albion Block, Calgary, Alta. McALLISTER, Clifford T.—President The Golden West Land Sc Building Co., Ltd., Financial Brokers, Grain Exchange Calgary; offices Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, St. Catharines, Hamilton and Guelph, Ont; President C. T. McAllister, Ltd., private bankers, Calgary; member Calgary Board of Trade. Born Eardley, Que., son of Wilson and Emma McAllister. Educated Eardley and Ottawa. Engaged in real estate, bond and banking business, Ottawa and Montreal, 1902, 373 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY CLIFFORD T. McALLISTER handling Winnipeg real estate and Western Canada lands. Came to Alberta 1904. Conservative. Address: Calgary, Alta. McALLISTER, John Edgar.—Of McAllister & Watts, Wholesale Paper and Stationery Merchant, 43 Rorie St, Winnipeg. Born Eastham, Cheshire, England, Dec. 5, 1867, son of Alexander Hardy and Katherine Hancock McAllister. Educated Eastham. Came to Manitoba 1882: with Hodgson, Sumner & Co., Winnipeg, 1882; Parsons, Bell & Co., 1890; member of firm, Love, McAllister & Co., 1896; established present business 1899. Member Winnipeg Board of Trade. Served as private and sergeant 90th Battalion, Winnipeg, 1887. Married Caroline Ellen Norquay, daughter of Hon. John Norquay, Winnipeg, 1895; has one son and one daughter. Club: Canadian. Recreation: Gardening. Conservative. Anglican. Address: Dun Allister, St. Andrews, Man. McALFINE, John A. L., M. D.—Physician, 322 Cambie St.,. Vancouver. Born Glencoe Ont., July 3, 1867, son of Dougal L. and Elizabeth Ann Kent McAlpine. Educated: St. Louis University; graduated, 1898. Address: 1131 Barclay St., Vancouver, B. C. McARA, Peter, -Jr.—Of McAra Bros. & Wallace, Financial Agent Canada Permanent Bldg., Regina Born Fort William, Calcutta, East Indies, Nov. 7, 1862, son of Barbara and Peter McAra librarian to Law Library, Court House, Regina Educated public schools, Edinburgh; Assembly classes, Edinburgh University. Came to Regina 1883; entered fire insurance business, 1891. Alderman, Regina 1905; Mayor, 1906 and PETER McARA, JR 1910-1911; President, Associated Boards of Trade for Provinces of Saskatchewan and Alberta, 1907; President Regina Board of Trade since 1909; Chairman, Regina Collegiate Institute Board since its formation, 1907. Married Amanda J. Wallace, Moosomin, Sask., 1883; has one son and three daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. F; (H. C. R.); A. O. U. W.; S. O. S. Recreations: Driving, baseball, lacrosse. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 2013 Victoria Ave.r Regina, Sask. McARDLE, Isaiah Willis.—Barrister and Solicitor. Bora Proton, Grey County, Ont, Oct. 15, 1867, son of Joseph and Nancy McArdle. Educated high schools, Mount Forest and Orangeville, Ont. Taught school, Grey County, 1889; practiced Lucas, Wright & McArdle, Mark- dale Ont, 1900; came to Calgary, 1910. Societies: M£>. O. F.; L. O. L. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 231 Fourteenth Ave., E., Calgary, Alta. : ARCHIBALD A. McARTHUR, Mc ARTHUR, Archibald A.—Of McArthur Grocery Co., Ltd., 728 Logan Ave., Winnipeg. Bora Lobo, Middlesex 374 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY County, Ont, April 24, 1845, son of Archibald and Christina McArthur. Educated Komoka Seminary. Farmed Balmoral Farm and Stock Breeder, Middlesex County, Ont. Came to Winnipeg, 1882. Alderman, Winnipeg, 1905-1908; Controller, 1908-1911. Married Ann Gus- tin, London, Ont, 1872; has one son. Societies: A. F & A. M.; A. O. U. W. Liberal; Baptist Address: 724 Logan Ave., Winnipeg, Man. McARTHUR, Rev. D. D.—Of D. D. McArthur & Sons, Lauder. Born Bread- albane, Lochiel, Glengarry County, Ont., July 13, 1849, son of-Donald and Jennie Campbell McArthur. Educated public schools, Woodstock, Ont.; McMaster University. Farmed, Lochiel, Glengarry, Ont; came by Dawson Route to Fort Garry, 1872; spent one year surveying east of Fort Garry; returned to Ontario next year; pastor of churches, Domin- ionville, Kemptville, Ont.; Manitou and Hartney, Man. Came to Manitoba the second time, 1889. Engaged, farming thirteen years. Director Manitoba Grain Growers' Association; President, local branch Grain Growers' Association, Lauder; Councillor, Cameron Municipality, Lauder, Man.; Director Manitoba Grain Growers' Association; President and Secretary, Bible Society. Married Emily May Vining, daughter of Alonzo Vining, Thorndale, Ont, 1880; has seven sons and seven daughters. Society: I. O. O. F. Liberal; Baptist Address: Lauder, Man. FREDERICK JOSEPH GUSTIN, McARTHUR, B. A., LL. B. McARTHUR, Frederick Joseph Gustin, B. A., LL. B.—Barrister, 616 McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Lobo, Middlesex County, Ont, March 25, 1874, son of Archibald A. McArthur. Controller of the City of Winnipeg and Annie McArthur. Educated public schools and Manitoba bar, practiced, Carman, 1900; practiced Winnipeg since 1905. Councillor for Carman, 1904. Married Min- nerva Forrest Clarke, Winnipeg, 1910. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; K. of P. (Supreme Representative); Maccabees; W. O. W.; S. O. S. Recreations; athletics (amateur champion sprinter, Manitoba, 1894-1897). Liberal; Baptist. Address: 1330 Wolseley Ave., Winnipeg, Man. McAULEY, J. Alfred.—Managing Director, Canadian Equipment & Supply Co., Ltd., railroad and general contractors' supplies, Calgary. Born Ontario, May 22, 1882, son of Thomas and Kathleen McAuley. Educated, Toronto University. With Rice Lewis & Co., Toronto, 1902-1905; came to Alberta, 1905, and engaged present business; company incorporated under present name, 1909. Club: Alberta. Address: 309 Eighth Ave., Calgary, Alta. McBRIDE, William, B. A., M. A.— Manager, North American Life Assurance Co., . Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg. Born Arnott, Grey County, Ont, June 21, 1850, son of John and Bessie McBride. Educated Toronto University; London University. Taught school, Sullivan, Ont, 1867; subsequently principal College Institute, Stratford, Ont Came to Winnipeg, 1889. President, Dominion Life Underwriters' Association. Served with Q. O. R., Toronto; traveled extensively, visiting almost every country in the world. Married Lilly Cumming, Newcastle, Ont, 1881; has one son and two daughters. Societies: A. F. Sc A. M. (P. M.). Recreations: Fishing, traveling. Liberal; Baptist Address: 653 McMillan Ave., Winnipeg, Man. McCAFFRY, Thomas Francis.—Manager, Union Bank of Canada, Vancouver. Born St John, N. B., Feb. 6, 1866, son of James and Mary McCaffry. Educated Three Rivers, Que. Manager, Union Bank of Canada, Winnipeg, resigned 1900; came to British Columbia 1901, becoming manager of Dominion of Canada Assay Office, Vancouver. Appointed present position, 1907. Recreation: All outdoor sports. Clubs: Vancouver; Jericho Country. Address: Vancouver Club, Vancouver, B. C. McCALMAN, D. H., B. A., M. D., C. M. —Physician and Surgeon, 430-^ Main St, Winnipeg. Born East Oro, Ont, Nov. 7, 1861, son of Peter and Charlotte Mc- Calman. Educated University of Toronto; University of Manitoba Came to Manitoba 1881. Taught school and appointed inspector of schools, 1888; practiced medicine, 1899. Professor of Obstetrics, Manitoba Medical College; Senior Obstetrician, Winnipeg General Hospital. Societies: Winnipeg Medical Chirurgical Society; Provincial Medical Society. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 193 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Man. 375 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HON. RICHARD McBRIDE. McBRIDE, Hon. Richard, LL. B., M. L. A.—Premier and Minister of Mines for British Columbia, Victoria, B. C. Born New Westminster, B. C, Dec. 15, 1870, son of Mary and the late Arthur H. McBride, warden of the British Columbia Penitentiary. Educated public and high schools, New Westminster; Dalhousie University, (LL. B. 1890). Read law under T. C. Atkinson and Hon. Angus J. McColl; called to bar, 1892. Unsuccessfully contested Westminster District for House of Commons, 1896. Elected for Dewdney to British Columbia Legislature, 1898; Minister of Mines. Provincial Government, 1900. Resigned, 1901. Leader of opposition, 1902. Prime Minister since June 1, 1903. Elected for Victoria City, general election, 1907, and for Victoria City and Yale, general election, 1909. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 219 Gorge Road, Victoria, B. C. 376 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY McCALLUM, Ernest Absalom.—Or McCallum, Hill & Co., Financial and Real Estate Broker, 1770 Scarth St., Regina. Born Cumberland, Ont., Sept. 16, 1870, son of Donald and Jane McCallum. Educated Cumberland public schools; College Institute, Vankleek Hill, Ont. Clerk, mercantile store, 1890-1903; taught school, Stittsville, Ont, 1894-1896. Came to Regina, 1898, articled to law firm of T. C. Johnstone until 1902; engaged real estate and financial business, formed present firm, became its general manager, 1903. President Saskatchewan Guarantee & Fidelity Co., member executive, Regina Board of Trade, and of Greater Regina Club. Married Laura Potter, Regina, 1903 (deceased); has one son and one daughter. Recreations: Riding, boating, hunting. Clubs: Assiniboia; Canadian. Society: K. of P. Liberal: Presbyterian. Address: 1830 Hamilton St, Regina, Sask. McCANDLESS, Alexander Gilmore.— Manager, Standard Furniture Co., 507 Hastings St., Vancouver; President, Vancouver Board of Trade, 1911. Born Ireland, Jan. 1, 1861, son of George and Ann McCandless. Educated public schools, Ireland. Came to British Columbia, 1881. Clothing business, as Gil- more Sc McCandless, Victoria, 1888-1895; McCandless Bros., 1895-1902; Manager of present business since 1905. Member of 5th Regiment Victoria, 1882-1886. School Trustee, Victoria, 1898-1899; Alderman, 1891-1897 and 1902; Mayor, 1903. Married Ella Gilmore 1888; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Terminal City. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Independent; Presbyterian. Address: 1615 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. McCARTER, George S.—Of Harvey, McCarter & Pinkham, Barristers and Solicitors, Revelstoke; Director, Revelstoke Navigation Co., Ltd.; Director, Revelstoke Land Co., Ltd.; Director, British Columbia Timber & Land Co., Ltd.; Life Member and Director, Revelstoke Hospital Board. Born Oneida Township. Hal- dimand County, Ont., March 4, 1867, son of George and Annie McCarter. Educated high school, St. Thomas. Called to Ontario bar, 1891. Member of firm Crothers & McCarter, St. Thomas, 1891. Called to Northwest Territory bar, 1892; member of firm Lougheed & McCarter, Calgary, 1892-1897. Came to British Columbia and present partnership formed 1897. Married Katie C. Douglas, 1894 has two sons and one daughter. Clubs Revelstoke; Pacific (Victoria). Society GEORGE S. McCARTER. A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Motoring, shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Revelstoke, B. C. MCCARTHY, Capt. James H.—Librarian, Carnegie Library, Winnipeg. Born Haldimand County, Ont, Feb. 25, 1863, son of Charles and Margaret McCarthy. Educated public high schools, Caledonia, Ont.; high school and Normal School, Toronto. Taught school, York Village, Ont, 1881. Came to Manitoba 1888. Ex- Alderman, City of Winnipeg. Served seven years with 90th Regiment, Winnipeg, resigning with rank of Captain, 1902. Married Eleanor Beattie, Hagers- ville Ont, 1889; has two sons. Club: Carlton. Societies: I. O. O. F.; C. O. F. Methodist. Address: 378 Qu'Appelle Ave., Winnipeg, Man. MCCARTHY, Maitland, Stewart, B. A., ex-M. F.—Of Walsh, McCarthy & Carson, Barristers, Dominion Bank Bldg., Calgary. Born Orangeville, Ont, Feb. 15, 1872, son of Hon. Justice McCarthy and Jennie Frances MfcCar-thy. Educated Trinity College School, Port Hope, Ont; Trinity University. Called to Ontario bar, 1897; came to Calgary, 1903. Elected to House of Commons, for Calgary, 1904; re-elected, 1908; was offered conservative leadership, Alberta, 1909, but declined. Member of Corporation of Trinity College School and Western Canada College, CalgaryJ| Was before West Lambton Convention, for Ontario Legislature, 1901, but withdrew. Married Eva Florence Watson, Hamilton, 1900; has two sons and one daughter. 377 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY m. s. McCarthy, m. p. Clubs: Ranchmen's (Calgary); Rideau (Ottawa). Recreations: All outdoor sports. Conservative; . Anglican. Address: Calgary, Alta. McCAXJL, Charles Coursolles, B. A., K. C.—Barrister, Windsor Block, Edmonton. Born Toronto, Feb. 17, 1858, son of Emily Augusta, daughter of Hon. Jonas Jones, Judge of Queen's Bench, Upper Canada and Rev. John McCaul, first President, Toronto University. Educated Upper Canada College and Toronto University (silver medallist, Natural Science, 1879; Classical prizeman, 1876, 1877); law student Bethune Moss, Falcon bridge & Hoyles, Toronto, 1879; admitted to Ontario bar, 1883; came to Northwestern Territory, 1883; practiced successively Macleod, Lethbridge, Calgary, 1899; Dawson City, Y. T., 1899-1902; Vancouver, 1902-1905; Edmonton since 1907. Author of "Remedies of Vendors and Purchasers," 1910, and several articles on legal topics in Law Quarterly Review, Canadian Law Times, etc. Married Frances Greenwood, daughter of E. G. Greenwood, City Treasurer, Halifax, 1887; has one son and one daughter. Recreations: Shooting, fishing, yachting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Edmonton, Alta McCLAY, Samuel.—Contractor, Westminster Ave., Vancouver. Born Straban-o County, Tyrone, Ireland, April 24, 1873, son of James and Jane McClay. Educated Prior Endowed School, Ireland. Came to British Columbia, 1897. Director of Impecial Investment Co., Ltd.; late Secretary and one of founders of Maple Leaf Club. Married Amanta Fits- gerald, San Francisco; has one son, one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Lacrosse, association football. Address: Alberta and 12th W., Vancouver, B. C. WILLIAM CHARLES McCLELLAN. McCLELLAN, William Charles.—Of McClellan & Balfour. Lumber Manufacturers, 563 3rd St., Edmonton; Secretary- Treasurer and General Manager, Jasper Forest Sawmills, Ltd. Born Belfast, Ireland, Aug. 14, 1873, son of Thomas and Annie McClellan. Educated public schools; Royal University, Ireland. Came to Alberta 1903. With John Walter, lumber merchant, Edmonton, 1903- 1909; established present business, 1909. Married Jennie HolMngwood, 1910; has one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Hoo Hoos. Recreations: Hunting, skating. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Edmonton, Alta McCLELLAND, Capt. Samuel.—General Steamship and Ticket Agent, 349 Main St., Winnipeg. Bora Liverpool, England, July 10, 1862, son of Robert and Ann McClelland. Educated Liverpool. With Cunard S. S. Co. Line, Liverpool, 1878. Came to Winnipeg, 1882. Captain 100th Regiment Winnipeg Grenadiers. Clubs: Carlton; Western Canada; Military Institute. Societies: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Military. Address: 403 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Man. McCLUNG, Nellie Letitia. — Born Chatsworth, Ont., daughter of John and Letitia Mooney. Educated Northfleld School, Manitoba; College Institute, Winnipeg. Taught school near Manitou, 1890; author of short stories, poems, sketches; also two books, "Sowing Seeds in Danny," "The Second Chance." President, Canadian Women's Press Club, 378 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Winnipeg. Member Manitoba W. C. T. U. Married Robert Wesley McClung, druggist Manitou, 1896; has three sons and one daughter. Address: Winnipeg, Man. McCLUNG, Robert Kenning, M. A., D. Sc. (McGill), B. A. (Cantab).—Lecturer in Physics, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg. Born Elmira Ont, Feb. 2, 1874, son of Rev. John and Margaret A. McClung. Educated McGill University; Cambridge University. Came to Winni- pag, 1909. Joint author of Textboox on Physics, edited by Duff; author textbook 'Discharge of Electricity Through Gases and Radio-activity." Fellow American Association for Advancement of Science. Presbyterian. Address: University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Man. McCONNELL, Benjamin James, M. D., M. L. A.—Physician. Born North Renfrew County, Ont, Sept 28, 1861. Took course Pembroke schools and studied medicine, Kingston. Practiced Nelson, Man, Came to Morden, 1885. Elected to Assembly for Morden, 1907. Liberal. Address: Morden, Man. McCONNELL, Edmund Wright.— Farmer and Stockbreeder, Fair View Farm, Hamiota. Born Middlesex County, Ont, March 21, 1864, son of John and Catherine Delaney McConnell. Educated public schools. Came to Manitoba with his parents, 1881, the family all home- steaded near Hamiota. Served with Boulton's Scouts, Shoal Lake, Northwest Rebellion, 1885. President, Hamiota branch, Manitoba Grain Growers' Association. Married Hannah Jane Baldrow, Shoal Lake, Man., 1889; has three sons and three daughters. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreation: Traveling. Liberal; Methodist Address: Hamiota, Man. McCONNELL, Hector McKenzie.—Barrister and Solicitor. Bora Pembroke, Ont, March 4, 1869, son of Benjamin James and Catherine Melville McConnell. Educated public schools and College Institute, Pembroke; Osgoode Hall. Law student with Wm. R. White, K. C, Pembroke 1888-1891; with Howland, Arnold! & Bristol, Toronto, 1891-1893; admitted to bar, 1893; came to Manitoba, 1894, and practiced Morden since. Trustee Maple Leaf School. School Trustee, Morden, -Man., 1908-1909; re-elected, 1911. Married Sarah Florence McAllister, daughter of William B. McAllister, Ottawa, 1896; has one son and three daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; L O. O. F. Recreations: Reading, skating, driving. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Morden, Man. McCORQUODALE, Alexander Young. Barrister and Solicitor. Born Mkarden, Man., Nov. 17, 1883, son of Colin Y. C. and Agnes McCorquedale. Educated public and high schools Morden; Manitoba University. Law student with Munson & Allan, Aikins & Pitblado, Andrews Sc Andrews, Winnipeg, 1900-1905; called to Manitoba bar, 1905; Alberta bar, 1908; practiced High River since 1908. Married Hughena Dickson Elliott, London, Ont., 1908; has two sons. Club: High River. Society: A. F. Sc A. M. Recreations: Shooting, outdoor sports. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: High River, Alta. McCRANEY, George Ewan, B. A., LL. B., M. F.—Of MaCCraney, Mackenzie & Hutchinson, Barristers, Bowerman Blk., Saskatoon. Born Bothwell, Ont., July 23, 1868, son of Daniel and Janet McCraney. Educated Upper Canada College; Toronto University. Called to Ontario Bar, 1895, practiced Milton, Ont. Came to Rosthern, Sask., 1902. Came to Saskatoon, 1910. Elected to House of Commons for Saskatchewan, 1906; re-elected for Saskatoon, 1908. Was member of Ontario Legislature and /supported Sir Oliver Mowat. Married Elizabeth Cowan, Toronto, 1906. Club: Saskatoon. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Saskatoon Ave., Saskatoon, Sask. GEO. E. McCROSSAN, M. A., LL. B. McCROSSAN, George E., M. A., LL. B. —Of McCrossan, Harper & St. John, Barristers. Imperial Block, Vancouver. Born Winnipeg, Sept. 16, 1879, son of Thomas and Jennie MteDonald McCrossan. Educated College Institute and Manitoba University (scholarship and first medalist Arts and Law). Called to Manitoba bar, 1903; British Columbia bar, 1904. Editor "Digest of British Columbia Case Law;" "Digest of Canadian Criminal Case Law." Counsel for Dominion Government on Royal Commission to investigate Chinese frauds and opium smuggling, 1911. President, Young Men's Liberal Association, Vancouver, 1907-1909; first Vice-President, Liberal Association, Vancouver, since 379 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY 1909. Married Grace Chrysler Lalande Gananoque, Ont., 1907. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 1185 Georgia St., Vancouver, B. C. McCUAIG, Daniel William, J. F.— Grain Merchant. Chairman, Manitoba Elevator Commission, operating provincial system, 279 Garry St. W., Winnipeg. Bora Dalkeith, Glengarry County, Ont, June 29, 1855, son of Malcolm Roy and Harriett Mcintosh MteCuaig. Educated public schools. Came to Manitoba, engaged farming, Portage Plains, since 1877. President, Manitoba Farmers' Mutual Hail Insurance Co.; President, Canadian Council of Agriculture 1910, as such had charge of farmers' delegation to Ottawa, Dec, 1910; Secretary- Treasurer, Rob Roy school district; unsuccessful Independent candidate Manitoba Legislature, for Lakeside, 1896; ex- President, Manitoba Grain Growers' Association, 1905-1910. Married Lilly Ann Ferguson, 1883; has three sons and one daughter. Societies: I. O. F.; A. O. U. W.; W. O. W. Independent-Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Portage la Prairie, Man. McCUAIG, George.—Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, 150 Hastings St, E., Vancouver". Born Island of Islay, Argyleshire, Scotland, Oct. 24, 1852, son of Henry and Janet McCuaig. Came to Canada as a boy. Educated Barrie, Ont. Clerk, dry goods store, Barrie, 1870; came to British Columbia, 1891. President, Liberal Association, 1894. Served Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Married Sarah Campbell, Vancouver, 1900; has one son. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Address: 1102 Gifford St., Vancouver, B. C. R. G. McCUISH. McCUlSH, Robert George.—Provincial Manager, Manufacturers' Insurance Co., Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg. Born Parkhill, Ont, April 12, 1876, son of Donald John and Flora McCuish. Came to Winnipeg as a child. Educated public schools, Morden, Man.; Manitoba University. Sporting Editor, Winnipeg Tribune, 1898-1901; Publisher, Morden Chronicle, 1901-1905; Publisher, Daily Herald, Fort Williams, Ont, 1905-1907; Provincial Manager, Aetna Insurance Co., 1907-1910; appointed present position, 1911. President, Young Men's Liberal Association, Winnipeg, 1909-1911; Vice-President Provincial Liberal Association, 1909; Past President, Western Canada Press Association; Honorable Member, Western Canada Press Association; Councillor, Morden, two years. Married E. Maud McFarlane, Peterboro, Ont, 1904; has one son. Club: Commercial Travelers. Societies: I. O. O. F.; K. of P. Recreations: Bowling, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 96 Evanson St., Winnipeg, Man. McCULLOUGH, John A.—Farmer. Born Eramosa, Wellington County, Ont., March 1, 1838, son of Thomas and Sarah McCullough. Educated public school, Eramosa Farmed Wellington County, 1860; came to Manitoba and farmed, 1874; first settler on Tobacco Creek; Chief Magistrate, Miami, Man. Married Isadore Agnes Catherine Lundy, Arthur, Ont., 1860; has nine sons and three daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; L. O. L. Recreation: Travel. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Miami, Man. McCULLOUGH, Rev. 'William Francis, B. Th.—Roman Catholic Priest Editor of Western Catholic, Vancouver. Born Lonsdale, Ont, June 5, 1879, son of William F. and Mary McCullough. Educated Ottawa University. Came to British Columbia, 1906, charge of Sacred Heart Church, Rossland, until 1908; subsequently for six months charge of Fernie parish, whence transferred to Vancouver to build St. Patrick's Church, of which he is now priest. Society: K. of C. Address: 116 12th Ave., Vancouver, B. C. McCUTCHEON, Clarence M.—Of McCutcheon Bros., Ltd., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 107 Eighth Ave., W., Calgary. Born Shelburne, Ont, April 19, 1889, son of Samuel and Emily McCutcheon. Educated public schools, Shelburne and Grand Valley, Ont Druggist Grand Valley, Ont, 1905-1906. Came to Calgary to engage present 3S0 Jm WHO'S WHO, AND WHY CLARENCE M. McCUTCHEON. business, 1906. terian. Address: gary, Alta Conservative; Presby- Graham Block, Cal- D. S. McCUTCHEON. McCUTCHEON, David S.—Of McCutcheon Bros., Real Estate, 810 Second St., E, and McCutcheon & McGill, Druggists, 240 9th Ave., E., 801 17th Ave., W., and 502 8th Ave., E., Calgary. Born Shelburne, Ont, Oct. 30, 1879, son of Samuel and Emily McCutcheon. Educated Orangeville and Toronto. Drug gist, Grand Valley, Ont, 1905. Came to Alberta, 1906. Married Muriel Evangeline Macpherson, Moose Jaw; has one son. Recreation: Tennis, bowling. Address: 1703 1st St., E., Calgary, Alta. McCUTCHEON, Gordon D.—Of McCutcheon Bros., Real Estate Brokers, 447 Main St., Winnipeg. Born Shelburne, Ont, June 25, 1887, son of Samuel and Emily McCutcheon. Educated public schools; Central Business College, Toronto. Bookkeeper, The World, Toronto, 1904; drug business, Calgary, 1905; came to Winnipeg, established" present business, 1906. Manager, Camrose Security Co., Winnipeg; Manager, Saskatchewan Development Co.;. Camrose Development Co. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 1207% Fort, Winnipeg, Man. McDERMID, Howard John, M. D. — Principal of Deaf and Dumb Institute, Winnipeg. Born Council Bluffs, Iowa, March 23, 1885, son of the late Duncan W. McDermid (Principal of Deaf and Dumb Institute, founder of Associated Charities, Winnipeg), and Mary E. McDermid. Came to Winnipeg, 1890. Educated Manitoba University. Club: Manitoba. Society: St. Andrews. Recreation: Curling. Congregational. Address: School for the Deaf and Dumb, Winnipeg, Man. A. P. MCDIARMID. McDIARMID, Archibald P., M. A., D. D.—President of Brandon College. Born Yarmouth Township, Elgin County, Ont, June 10, 1852, son of John and Christina McDiarmid. Educated St. Thomas high school; Woodstock College; Toronto University; Rochester Theological Seminary, Rochester, N. Y. Had pastorates Baptist churches, Strathroy, Ont., 1877- 1879; Port Hope, Ont, 1879-1882; Ottawa, 1882-1889; Brooklyn, N. Y., 1889- 1892; Secretary, Baptist Foreign Missionary Society, Ontario and Quebec, 1892-1899; President of Brandon College 381 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY since 1899. Married Ida K. Merrill, Norfolk County, Ont, 1879; has three daughters. Baptist, Address: Brandon, Man. McDIARMID, Neil Angus.—Clerk, Delta Municipal Council, Ladner. Born Lucknow, Ont., Aug. 30, 1866, son of Donald and Catherine McDiarmid. Educated public schools, Lucknow; business college, Hamilton. Bookkeeper Hamilton several years. Came to British Columbia 1888. Married Jessie Fisher, Ladner, 1898;- has two sons and three daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreation: Football. Address: Ladner, B'. C. MCDONALD, Archibald, M. L. A.— President, McDonald & McGillivray, Ltd., Clinton. Born East Hawkesbury, Prescott County, Ont, April 16, 1849, son of Archibald and Catherine McDonald. Educated Carillon Academy. Elected to British Columbia Legislature, for Lil- loet, 1903 and 1909. Married Lillian McMillan, Lochiel, Ont, 1887; has two sons and two daughters. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Clinton, B. C. McDONALD, Archibald.—Chief Factor, Hudson's Bay Co., Fort Qu'Appelle. Born Glenquoich, Inverness, Scotland, Feb. 16, 1836, son of Archibald and Mary McDonald. Educated parish school, Glenquoich; Harriot Row, Edinburgh. Clerk, Edinburgh,, Perth and Dundee Railway, Edinburgh, 1852; joined Hudson's Bay Co. and came to Canada, 1854; has served them for 57 years. President Fort Qu'Appelle Agricultural Society for twenty-five years; Chairman, Board of Managers, Presbyterian Church; Chairman School Board. Took active part preventing Indians Qu'Appelle district from joining Riel, 1869; took Hudson's Bay Co.'s brigade of carts across plains from Qu'Appelle to St. Cloud, Minn., spring of 1870 to avoid rebels Manitoba; met Indians alone in File Hills raid, induced them to meet the officials and return home, 1885. Married Ellen Inkster, Winnipeg, 1863; has four sons and two daughters. Club: Manitoba (Winnipeg). Recreations: Reading, driving. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask. McDONALD, Byron.—Manager, Kelowna Farmers' Exchange, Ltd. Born Mallorytown, Ont, Aug. 4, 1882, son of D. J. and Eliza Amelia McDonald. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Brockville Ont; Ontario Business College, Belleville, Ont Joint Manager, Ottawa Fruit and Produce Exchange, Winnipeg, 1904-1907. Came to British Columbia, 1907. Secretary-Treasurer, Agriculture & Trades Association, 1908-1910. Married Jennie Hardie, Vancouver, 1909; has one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Kelowna, B. C. McDONALD, Donald Hogarth.—Banker, Fort Qu'Apelle Born Fort Qu'Appelle, Jan. 11, 1867, son of Ellen Inkster and Archibald McDonald, Chief Factor of Hudson's Bay Co. Educated St. John's College, Winnipeg; scholarship, McCallum Foundation, 1889. Private banker, Fort Qu'Appelle, 1887; D. H. McDonald Sc Co. were one of the promoters and directors of Saskatchewan Valley Land Co.; Director, Western Trust Co.; President, North Empire Fire Insurance Co.; Governor, Winnipeg General Hospital. Elected to Legislature of Northwest Territories for North Qu'Appelle, 1896; re-elected, 1898-1902; Leader of Opposition in Legislature, 1898-1902. Married Frances M. Benson, Regina, 1903; has one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country; Liberal. Anglican. Address: 555 Wellington Crescent Winnipeg, Man. McDONALD, Duncan.—Real Estate and Insurance Broker and Farmer. Bora Island of Skye, Scotland, March 16, 1856, son of William and Margaret McDonald. Educated public schools. Inverness and Dingwall Academy, Scotland. Came to Canada and settled with parents, Lucknow, Ont., 1873. Came to Manitoba, 1883, and took up homestead near Virden. Implement agency, Virden, 1883-1905; present business since 1905; represented Virden in the Council of Wallace for many years. Contested Virden Manitoba Legislature, 1910. President, Virden Agricultural Society; President, Virden Old Timers' Association; Mayor, 1897-1905. Served with Home. Guards during Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Married Ina A. English, Virden, 1885; has four sons and one daughter. Societies: A. O. U. W. (Master Workman); St. Andrews Society (President). Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Virden, Man. McDONALD, Rev. John.—Priest of the Society of Jesus, St. Boniface College. Born Boularderie Island, Cape Breton, N. S., Oct. 31, 1856, son of Roderick and Catherine McDonald, who emigrated from Barra, Scotland, early in the nineteenth century. Educated public schools, Sydney, Mines; De La Salle Institute, Toronto. With Canada Business College Chatham, 1880-1883; taught Arts course for five years, St. Mary's College, Montreal. Came to St Boniface College, 1900, taught commercial department Mother tongue is Gaelic; spoke no English before age of eight. Roman Catholic. Address: St Boniface College, St Boniface, Man. 382 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY McDONALD, John Archibald, M. L. A. —Banker. Born Winnipeg, Aug. 6, 1865, son of Archibald (chief factor Hudson's Boy Co.) and Ellen McDonald. Educated St John's College, Winnipeg. Elected to Saskatchewan Legislature for North Qu'Appelle, 1908. Married Elleonora Catharine Campbell, daughter of Robert Campbell, F. R. G. S., discoverer of the Yukon, 1887; has three sons and one daughter. Anglican; Provincial Rights. Club: Manitoba (Winnipeg). % Address: Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask. J. W. McDONALD, B. C. L., LL. B. McDONALD, John Walter, B. C. L., LL. B.—Of McDonald & Mackenzie, Bar- 'risters, Macleod. Director, Macleod Quarrying & Contracting Co., Ltd.; Staunton, Ltd. Born near Toronto, May 21, 1879, son of Donald and Flora McDonald. Educated public schools, Purpleville, Ont; high school, Richmond Hill, Ont; Trinity University; Toronto University, and Osgoode Hall. Practiced in partnership with Denton, Dunn & Boultbee, Toronto, 1905; came to Macleod and practiced under firm name of Mackenzie McDonald & Watt, 1907-1910; present partnership formed, 1910. President, Liberal Association of Macleod. Married Margaret Somerville, daughter of John Somerville, D. D., Toronto, 1907. Club: Macleod. Recreations: Shooting, fishing, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Macleod, Alta; McDONALD, Faul Alexander, B. A., M. D., C. M. (McGill), L. R. C. P. & S. (E-din).—Physician and Surgeon, Whyte Ave, Strathcona. Born Creemore, Ont, son of Rev. Duncan and Nellie Gordon McDonald. Educated Huntington Academy; McGill University. Medical student, MteGill University, 1895; ship surgeon, Elder Dempster line, Montreal, 1904-1905; came to Alberta, 1906. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreation: Shooting. Presbyterian. Address: 441 Third Ave., N., Strathcona, Alta. McDONALD, R. C.—President, Fraser Valley Investment Co., Ltd., 626 Columbia St, New Westminster; Director, St. Patricks Hall Co.; Director, Cloverdale Poultry Co. Bora Prince Edward Island, Nov. 28. 1850, son of Ronald and Catherine McDonald. Educated St Dunstans School, Charlottetown, P. E. I. Came to British Columbia 1881; engaged mercantile and salmon canning business, 1881-1903; agent Department of Indian Affairs, 1903-1911; established present business, 1911. Served as Alderman, New Westminster, 1890-1891. Married Malvina McGarish, 1892; has nine sons and one daughter. Society: K. of C. Roman Catholic. Address: 119 Agnes St., New Westminster, B. C. McDONALD, Walter S., M. D., M. C, F. S.—Physician and Surgeon. Born Pic- ton, Ont., May 1, 1869, son of William and Margery McDonald. Educated Pic- ton College Institute; Western University; Manitoba University. Practiced, Scranton, Pa., 1895; Picton, 1896-1897. Came to Winnipeg, 1897. Member of Executive, Winnipeg Liberal Association. Surgeon to Winnipeg Railway Co. Married Edna K. Manahan, Winnipeg, 1900; has one son and one daughter. Societies: Medical and Clinical; Clan Stewart; S. O. S.; I. O. O. F.; Canadian Medical and Clinical of Winnipeg. Address: 90 Isabel St, Winnipeg, Man. McDONNELL, Hon. Angus.—Of Janse, McDonnell & Co., Railway Contractors, Pacific Bldg., Vancouver. Born London, England, June 7, 1881, son of Earl and Countess of Antrim. Educated Eton College. Ranching, Texas, 1902-1903; railway contracting with C. D. Lang- home, Greenwood, Va., 1904-1907; railway contracting, Lethbridge, Alta, 1907- 1910. Came to British Columbia 1909. Clubs: Vancouver, Union (Victoria); Manitoba (Winnipeg); Brooks, Bath (London). Anglican. Address: Vancouver, and Glenarm Castle Court Antrim, Ireland. MACDONELL, Donald G., Ex-M. F.— Of Macdonell, Killam Sc Farris, Barristers, Pacific Bldg., Vancouver. Born Morrisburg, Ont, July 18, 1849, son of Alexander G. and Helen Macdonell. Educated Upper Canada College, Toronto. Called to Ontario bar, 1873. Came to British Columbia and called to bar, 1896. Member of House of Commons for Lanark County, 1879-1882. Married Edith Rose Morrisburg, Ont; has one son and two daughters. Club: Vancouver < Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Golf, field trials. Liberal. Address: 1906 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. 383 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY A. C. McDOUGALL. McDOUGALL, Alexander Clarence.— Of McDougall & Forster, Contractors and Builders, Beveridge Bros. Block, Calgary. Born Bruce County, Ont, Dec. 23, 1872, son of Angus and Elizabeth McDougall. Educated public schools, Lucknow, Ont. Inspector of public Works, Vancouver, 1904-1905; contrac tor, Winnipeg, 1891-1904. Came to Alberta, 1905. Elected Alderman, Ward 2, City of Calgary, Dec. 11, 1911. Married Susan McQuoig, 1896; has two sons and two daughters. Societies: I. O. O. F.; A. O. U. W. Recreation: Hunting. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 1123 Fifth Ave., W., Calgary. Alta 384 DAVID McDOUGALL McDOUGALL, David.—Rancher and Trader (retired), 88 McDougall Block. Calgary; owner of McDougall ranch of 5000 acres near Morley, Alta. Born Owen Sound, Ont., May 14, 1845, son of Elizabeth and Rev. George Millward McDougall. Educated Rockwood Academy, near Guelph; Victoria College, Cobourg, Ont Came to Alberta, 1865; rancher and trader, east of Edmonton, 1865-1871; fur trader and rancher, Morley, Alta, 1871-1907; guided and freighted survey party, C. P. R., to mountains, 1881; Mr. McDougall and brother. Dr. John McDougall, were first white men Calgary; ran buffalo over that which is now Calgary; Mr. Mc- Dougall's eldest daughter was the first white child born in Alberta; built McDougall Block, Calgary, 1905; License Commissioner, Calgary District, 1903- 1908; Member Calgary Board of Trade since its inception. Married Annie McKenzie, Winnipeg, 1871; has one son and four daughters. Club: Canadian (Calgary). Recreations: Travel, art. Liberal. Address: Calgary, Alta. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JOHN A. M-cDOUGALL. McDOUGALL, John Alexander, M. L. A.—Of McDougall & Secord, Ltd., Loaning and Private Banking, Edmonton. Director, Northern Trust Co.; local Director, Northern Crown Bank. Bora Oak- wood, Ont, May 20, 1854, son of Alexander J. and Janet McDougall. Educated public schools, Woodville, Ont. Came to Winnipeg, 1873; came to Edmonton, 1878, and established business as merchant; present firm incorporated, 1909; holds large interests in Edmonton city properties; Mayor of Edmonton, 1897 and 1908. Elected to Alberta Legislature, for Edmonton, 1909. Married Louisa J. Amey, Cannington, Ont., 1878; has three sons and two daughters. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 218 Victoria Ave., Edmonton, Alta. McDOUGALL, Rev. John Chantler, D. D.—Born Owen Sound, Ont., Dec. 27, 1842, son of Rev. George and Elizabeth Chantler McDougall. Educated Mission School, foot of Lake Superior; Victoria College, Cobourg. Came to Northwest Territories, 1860; located Norway House. Lake Winnipeg, 1860-1862; engaged missionary work throughout West, 1860- 1906; superannuated, 1906. During period acted as Peace Commissioner for Hudson's Bay Co.; also Commissioner for Dominion Government, preparing for comm j of Royal North- way west Mounted Police. Appointed Duko- bor Commissioner and Special Commissioner for Indian Department, 1906. Author of the following works: "Forest, Lake and Prairie;" "Saddle, Sled and Snowshoe;" "Pathfind- REV. DR. J. CHANTLER McDOUGALL ing on Plain and Prairie;" "In the Days of the Red River Rebellion;" "Trail- making in the Early Seventies," etc. Married Elizabeth Boyd, daughter of Samuel Boyd, Meaford, Ont, 1872; has five sons and one daughter. Club: Cuna-j dian. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 203 Sixth Ave., E., Calgary, Alta. McDOUGALL, John Charles.—Secretary-Treasurer, McDougall Sc Secordj Ltd., Private Bankers. Edmonton. Born Edmonton, March 31, 1883. son of Louisa J. and John Alexander McDougall, M. L. A. Educated public and high schools Edmonton. Office clerk, McDougall & Secord, Ltd., 1900; appointed Secretary-- •Treasurer, 1908. Married Sophie Tate' Niagara Falls, Ont, 1906; has one sonj Recreation: Motoring. Liberal; Presby-j terian. Address: 424 Third St., Edmonton, Alta. McDOWELL, Asa Amos Phillip, J. P. —Publisher of Daysland Press. Born Tillsonburg, Ont, June 18, 1866. son of Robt. H. and Rhoda C. McDowell. Edu-j cated Tillsonburg. Came to Alberta 1906. In Edmonton Bulletin office, 1906 Camrose Mail office, 1906-1907; moved tc Daysland, 1907. Married Euphemia J Williamson, 1896; has two sons and on<= daughter. Societies: I. O. O. F.; I. O. F.i M. W. A.; K. O. T. M. M. Address^ Daysland, Alta. McDOWELL, Henry.—Of McDowell Mouat Coal Co., 401 Granville St.; Direc tor, Union S. S. Co., Vancouver. Born Mil] ton, Ont., March 3, 1862, son of Robert 386 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY and Mary Ann McDowell. Came to British Columbia, 1886, and opened first drug store, Vancouver; joined by H. H. Watson, 1889; firm amalgamated with Atkins & Atkins and continued under name of McDowell, Atkins, Watson & Co., 1895; retired from firm 1909. Present business established 1908. President Vancouver Board of Trade, 1910. Married Dell Clarke, Pembroke, 1890; has one son and two daughters. Club: Terminal City. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1900 Barclay St, Vancouver, B. C. McEACHERN, John.—Western Superintendent Bank of British North America, Winnipeg. Born Kleinburg, York County, Ont, Oct. 6, 1867, son of Malcolm and Margaret McEachern. Educated public schools, Ontario. With J. C. McKeggie Sc Co., private bankers, Stayner, Ont, 1887-1888; with Dominion Bank, 1888-1898; in partnership with former employers, McKeggie & Co., Toronto, Ont, 1898-1903; charge of Toronto Junct. Branch of Bank of British North America, 1903; appointed present office, 1908. Captain and Paymaster 79th Cameron Highlanders, Winnipeg. Married Miss McFaul, Stayner, Ont., 1894; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M.; Scottish Rite. Recreations: Takes active interest in all outdoor sports; played in Cyclone Lacrosse Team, of Stayner, 1895-1897; was President of International Lacrosse Team, which won championship of Toronto; President of Highland Athletic Club and treasurer of Toronto Junction Curling and Bowling Club. Reformer; Presbyterian. Address: 7 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. J. S. McEACHERN, M. D, C. M. McEACHERN, John Sinclair, M. D., 3. M.—Of Drs. Crawford & McEachern, Physicians and Surgeons, McDougall 31k., Calgary. Born Stayner, Ont, 1873, ion of Alexander and Janet Sinclair dcEachern. Educated College Institute, Collingwood, Ont; Trinity University; interne, Toronto General Hospital, 1897- 1898; practiced medicine, Elmvale, Ont, 1898-1904; post-graduate course, London Hospital, England, 1904-1905; practiced Calgary since 1906. Member Calgary General Hospital Board; member consulting staff, Calgary General Hospital; member staff, Holy Cross Hospital, Calgary. Married Elizabeth Johnston, Stayner, Ont, 1899; has two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 340 Fourteenth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. ARTHUR McEVOY, B. C. L McEVOY, Arthur, B. C. L.—Of McEvoy, Whiteside & Robertson, Barrister, Carter Cotton Bldg., Vancouver; Vice- President, Howe Sound Northern Ry.; Managing Director, Howe Sound Development Co., Ltd.; Director, Northern Boom Co., Ltd. Born in England, June 18, 1874, son of Bernard and Susan Isabel McEvoy. Educated King Edward School, Birmingham, England; Osgoode Hall. Came to Toronto, 1889. Called to Ontario bar, 1898. Came to British Columbia and called to bar, 1899. City Solicitor, Vancouver, 1905-1907. Served with 48th Highlanders, Toronto, 1889. Married Blanche Catherine Jarvis, Plymouth, England, 1907. Clubs: Terminal City; Union (Victoria). Liberal; Unitarian. Address: 1290 12 th Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. McEVOY, Bernard.—Journalist and Author, Vancouver Daily Province. Born Birmingham, England, Feb. 7, 1842; son of Henry and Naomi McEvoy. Educated Birmingham. Trained as mechanical engineer. On Mail Empire, Toronto, for ten years. Publications: "Away from Newspaperdom" and other poems, 1898; "From the Great Lakes to the Wild West," 1902. Married Susan Isabella Halmden, Plymouth, England; has seven sons. Recreation: Landscape painting. Address: 12th Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. 387 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Ii McFADDEN, Hon. David Henry, M. L. A.—Veterinary Surgeon, Emerson. Bora Peterboro, Ont, Feb. 17, 1856, son of William and Alice McFadden. Educated Ontario Veterinary College, Guelph. Came to Emerson and practiced, 1880. Represented Emerson in Manitoba Legislature, was Provincial Secretary and Municipal Commissioner in Roblin Government until 1907, when unsuccessful in general election; reelected for Emerson, general election, 1910. Married Emma Storey, Drayton, N. D., 1885; has two daughters. Societies: I. O. F. Conservative dress: Emerson, Man. sons and four A. F. St A. M.; Methodist Ad- McFARLAND, John Irvin.—Manager and Director Alberta Grain Co., Calgary. Born Limehouse, Ont., June 9, 1873, son of Robert and Elizabeth McFarland. Educated public schools, Morriston, Ont Clerk, Cavanaugh St Spink, Toronto, 1891-1895: partnership with Joseph Harris, Winnipeg, 1895-1898; grain operator, Strathcona, Alta, 1898-1902; organized and became manager of present company, 1902. Alderman, Strathcona, 1906- 1907. Married Ruby Mary Sandman, Ealing, London, England, 1901; has two sons. Club: Strathcona. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Fishing. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 345 13th Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. McFEELY, Edward John.—Of McLennan, McFreely Co., Ltd.. Wholesale Hardware Merchants, Cordova and Columbia Sts. Vancouver. Born Lindsay, Ont, Nov. 3, 1863, son of Edward and Sarah McFeely. Educated public schools, Lindsay. Came to British Columbia, 1886. Married Grace E. Cameron, Victoria, 1889; has two sons and four daughters. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City; Jericho Country. Society: K. of C. Recreations: Yachting, fishing, shooting. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: Vancouver, B. C. McG AW, Samuel Alexander.—Vice- President, Western Canada Flour Mills Co., Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Dublin, Ireland, Nov. 9, 1848, son of Samuel and Mary Jane McGaw. Came to Canada as a boy. Educated public schools, Ontario. Assistant Manager, A. W. Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., 1876; came to Winnipeg, 1882; Western Manager, •Lake of the Woods Milling Co., 1889- 1906; founded Lake Huron and Manitoba Milling Co., Brandon, Man. Chairman, Grain section, Winnipeg Board of Trade; ex-President, Winnipeg Grain Exchange. Married, 1895 (wife deceased); has four sons. Married Henrietta Miller, Toronto, 1908. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country; Commercial. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Motoring, horses. Conservative; Protestant. Hugo St., Winnipeg, Man. Address: 218 McGAW, William Ernest.—Western Manager, Western Canada Flour Mills Co., Ltd., Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Goderich, Ont., Feb. 28, 1877, son of Samuel A. and Mary McGaw. Came to Manitoba as a boy. Educated public schools, Manitoba Employed with C. P. R., 1892-1894; elevator construction with Lake of the Woods Milling Co., 1894-1896; cashier for Mutual Life Insurance Co., 1896-1900; salesman Lake Huron and Manitoba Milling Co., Goderich, 1900-1905; Ontario manager, 1905- 1906; took part in consolidating above firm and A. Kelly Milling Co.. 1906. resulting in Western Canada Flour Mills Co., Ltd. Married Jean McClaren, Goderich, 1905; has two sons. Club: Carlton (Winnipeg). Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Curling. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 109 Betourney St. Winnipeg, Man. QUINTIN McGILL. McGILL, Quintin.—Of McGill & Coon; Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 541 Columbia St., New Westminster. Bon Melbourne, Que., July 15, 1875, son oi Quintin and Emma McGill. Educate**! St Francis College, Richmond, Que Farming, Melbourne, 1895; broker, Cal gary, 1903; present business, 1905. Marj ried Annie Christena MacLean, Mel: bourne, 1902; has one son and tw< daughters. Recreations: Fishing, shootj ing, boating, motoring. Conservative^ Presbyterian. Address: 471 Columbi; St., New Westminster, B. C. McGILL, Thomas J.—Postmaster, o McGill Bros., Bunclody. Bora Mitchelj Ont, Sept. 3, 1863, son of George an Margaret McGill. Educated Pert 388 County, Ont. Came to Manitoba, 1881, ook up land; general merchandise busi- less, Bunclody, since 1908. Led pioneer salvation Army party Klondyke, as Sal- ation Army Adjutant, 1898, and was eading figure in the famous "Jim Han- ion" case, Alaska, 1900. Married Laura Ukenhead, Victoria, B. C, 1899. Society: t T. of T. (chaplain). Recreation: Cravel. Liberal; Salvation Army. Ad- Iress: Bunclody, Man. McGILLIVRAY, Alexander A.—Of ["weedie, McGillivray & Robertson, Bar- isters and Solicitors, 105 8th Ave., W., Calgary. Born London, Ont, Feb. 12, 884, son of Daniel and Isabella McGil- ivray. Educated public and high schools, iichmond, Que.; Dalhousie University. Admitted to Alberta and Saskatchewan >ars, 1906. Practiced Stettler, 1907-1909; nember of firm, McGillivray & Robert- ion, Calgary, 1910; present partnership ormed, 1911. Unsuccessful candidate o House of Commons for Red Deer, 911. Married Margaret Hall, Montreal, 911. Club: Ranchmen's (Alberta). So- leties: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; I. ). F.; K. P.; M. W. A. Conservative; -'resbyterian. Address: Mount Royal, *algary, Alta. McGILLIVRAY, Donald, P. M.—Farm- sr (retired). Born Glengarry, Ont, Dec. !, 1838, son of John and Catherine Mc- lillivray. Educated Glengarry public chools and New York. Came to British Columbia, 1860, went to Cariboo, packing foods to the mines, 1863; later farmed t Sumas, came to Chilliwack, 1903. Member Legislative Assembly of Brit- sh Columbia 1878-1882. First magis- rate appointed Chilliwack District by -'rovincial Government; instrumental in •rganizing first agricultural association md establishing first school. Councillor .nd reeve of municipality some years, larried Julia A. Andrews, Chilliwack; ias four sons and six daughters. Socie- ies: A. F. & A. M.; L. O. L.; Good Tern- flars, St. Andrews Association. Recrea- ions: Fishing, reading. Address: Chilli- Pack, B. C. McGILLIVARY, John. — Proprietor Lshcroft Hotel. Born Ripley, Ont., 1871, (on of Cornelius and Christina McGtlli- [ary. Educated Ontario. Came to Brit- ph Columbia, 1890, as storekeeper, Clin- ion, B. C; interested in mining prop- JOSEPH C. McGREEVY McGREEVY, .Joseph C.—Real Estate Agent and Builder, McGreevy Block, Winnipeg. Born Stayner, Ont., March 19, 1884, son of Edward and Abigail McGreevy. • Educated public and high schools. Ontario. Builder and contractor, Sault Ste. Marie, 1901-1904; came to Winnipeg, 1904, and established present business. Director and promoter, The Kenmore Building Co.; Director and promoter, Trustees Building, Ltd. Clubs: Carleton; Builders' Exchange. Recreations: All outdoor sports. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: Alexander Block, Winnipeg, Man. McGREGOR, Adolphus Grant.—Managing Director, Canadian Pipe Co., Ltd., 550 Pacific St., Vancouver; Director, Clayoquot Sound Canning Co., Ltd.; Di- WHO'S WHO, AND WHY rector, A. Huggett Co., Ltd. Born Carleton Place, Junction, Ont., Jan. 25, 1867, son of Archibald and Marjory McGregor. Educated Came to countant, 1892-1900; name, A. 1900-1906; Married Anna Grace Baldwin, Monmouth, IU., 1891; has two daughters. Club: Terminal City. Society: W. O. W. Recreation: Motoring. Liberal; Baptist Address: 336 11th Ave., W, Vancouver, B. C. public schools, British Columbia, Ames Holden Co., hardware business McGregor & Son, present business Winnipeg. 1892. Ac- Victoria under firm Victoria, since 1908. HERBERT McGREGOR. McGREGOR, Herbert, M. D., C. M.— Physician and Surgeon. Born Manitou, Oct. 2, 1880, son of R. A. and Rebecca McGregor. Educated Manitoba University. Practiced, Penticton, since 1908. Married Zella M. Badgley, Emerson, Man., 1909; has one son. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Penticton, B. C. McGREGOR, James Duncan.—Managing Director, Southern Alberta Land Co. Partner in firm of Brown & Mitchell, hardware merchants, Brandon, Manitoba Born Amherstburg, Ont., Sept. 7, 1860, son of David and Annie McGregor. Educated public schools, Windsor, Ontario. Came to Winnipeg, 1878; Brandon, 1881. President, Manitoba Winter Fair & Fat Stock Show; farms 3000 acres vicinity of Brandon and breeder of Aberdeen Angus cattle; Alderman, Brandon, several years; constructed an irrigation system for Southern Alberta Land Co., which includes the construction of Lake McGregor, which is among the three largest artificial lakes in the world, containing 360,000 acres. Married Elizabeth Murphy, Carberry, Man., 1883; has three sons and one daughter. Club: Brandon. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; A. O. U. W.; Arctic Brethren; K. of P. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Brandon, Man. McGUlRE, George Albert, D. D. S., M. L. A.—Dentist 337 Hastings St, W., Vancouver. Bora Mount Forest Ont, April 7, 1871, son of George and Henrietta McGuire. Educated public and high schools, Mount Forest; University of Maryland. Came to British Columbia 1892. Director, Prudential Investment Co.; Director, Imperial Investment Co. Member for Vancouver, bia Legislature, since Marie Jennie McLean, daughters. Recreations ing. Conservative; Presbyterian. Ad dress: 2031 Westminster Ave., Vancou ver, B. C. British Colum- 1907. Married 1894;- has two : Riding, shoot- McGUIRE, Hon. Thomas Horace, LL D.—Ex-Chief Justice of the Suprenw Court of the* Northwest Territories Prince Albert. Born Kingston, Ont April 21, 1849, son of James B. anc Mary McGuire. Educated College Institute and Queen's University, Kingston Galled to Ontario Bar, 1875; Q. C, 1888 Judge of the Supreme Court of tin Northwest Territories, 1887; statione( some years, Dawson, Y. T.; First Chie: Justice of Supreme Court, Northwes Territories (retired 1903). One time edl tor of Kingston Daily News and Cans dian Freeman. Served as Alderman Kingston, some years. Member of Sen ate of University of Saskatchewan Chairman of Educational Council o Saskatchewan. Married Mary Victor; Cunningham, Kingston, 1877. Roma- Catholic. Address: Prince Albert Sas* J. E. McILREEVY. McILREEVY, James E.—Manager < Crane Co., Wholesale Plumbing ar Steam Pipe Fittings, Alexander and Cai rail St., Vancouver. Born Belleville, Oni 390 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Nov. 17, 1869, son of John and Anna B. Mcllreevy. Educated public schools, Nebraska City, Neb. Engaged on building of waterworks, Nebraska, 1886-1889; Manager, Waterworks & Electric Light Plant Nebraska City, 1889-1900; traveler, N. O. Nelwon Mfg. Co., St Louis, Mo., 1899-1900; salesman, Crane Co., Seattle, Wash., 1902; Vancouver since 1908. Married Emma F. Curtis, Nebraska City, 1900; has one daughter. Club: Vancouver. Recreations: Shooting, boating, lacrosse. Roman Catholic. Address: 1773 Davie St, Vancouver, B. C. McILROY, David Suttie, F. R. A. I. C, L. R. I. B. A., O. S.—Architect, 118a 8th Ave., W., Calgary. Bora Buckhaven, Fifeshire, Scotland, Oct 5, 1872, son of John and Christina Welsh McHroy. Educated Dysart Burgh School. Pupil of John Mlurray, Kirkcaldy, Scotland, 1885; chief draughtsman, with D. Forbes Smith, Kirkcaldy, 1899; senior draughtsman, Royal Naval Base Rosyth, Scotland, 1903; came to Canada, 1905, to Alberta, 1907. Married Mary Wallace Gibb, 1902; has one daughter. Presbyterian. Address: 315 11th Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. HERMAN LEWIS McINNIS. McINNIS, Herman Lewis, M. D., C. M. —Physician and Surgeon, 178 Fraser Ave., Edmonton. President Mclnnis Lumber Co., Ltd.; Empire Supply Co., Ltd.; interested Alberta Milling Co., Ltd. Born St John, N. B., Oct. 13, 1863, son of John Lindsay and Mary Scott Lewis Mclnnis. Educated Manitoba University and Vienna Practiced medicine, Indian Head, Sask., 1884; Captain, Hospital Corps, Northwest Rebellion, 1885; took wounded to Winnipeg, fall of 1885; post-graduate course Europe, 1886; came to Edmonton, 1886; established Mclnnis Lumber Co., Ltd., 1905. Alderman, Edmonton, 1907-1911. Club: Edmonton (founder). Societies: I. O. O. F.; A. F. & A. M. Recreation: Exploring. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Edmonton Alta. JOHN KENNETH McINNIS, McINNIS, John Kenneth.—Editor, The Standard, Publishers, Ltd., Rose St, Regina; President The Standard Publishers, Ltd.; Director, J. K. Mclnnis' Sons, Ltd. (real estate); Managing Editor, Daily and Weekly Standard. Born Strathalbyn, P. E. I., April 29, 1854, son of John and Isabel Mclnnis Educated Prince of Wales College; Central Academy, Charlottetown, P. E. I. After three years of pioneer work, Manitoba, took up profession of teaching, 1881, which had previously followed in P. E. I.; became principal, Portage la Prairie, Moosomin and Wolseley schools In succession; came to Regina, 1891, and assumed editorship of Standard (weekly), and associated with Hon. Walter Scott in-publication of that paper; later purchased Scott's interest, and assumed whole control; the company at present owning paper is controlled by Mr. Mclnnis. Started Daily Standard, 1904. Member Regina City Council, 1896; Mayor, 1897; candidate House of Commons, for West Assiniboia, 1896," opposing late N. F. Davin; defeated on casting vote of returning officer. Later very closely contested North Regina for Territorial Legislation, In opposition to G. W. Brown, present Lieutenant-Governor of Saskatchewan. Conservative candidate for Regina, 1908, withdrew from field before general election that year owing to lack of harmony within the party. Was President, Patrons of Industry, Northwest Territories and later gave Liberal party independent support. Supported Provincial Rights party formed 1905, upon creation of new 391 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY provinces, became Provincial President of organization, which office he now holds. He favors single tax, government ownership of railways, national unsec- tarian schools, complete separation of church and state, and control by province of provincial resources, lands, timber and minerals. Married Hannah Jane Carr, Rustico, P. E. I., 1874; has four sons and three daughters. Societies: I. O. O. F. (P. G. M); L. O. L. (P. M.); S. O. S. Independent; Methodist Address: 1503 Victoria Ave., Regina, Sask. McINNES, Hon. William Wallace Burns, B. A.—Judge of County Court, Vancouver. Born Dresden, Ont, April 8, 1871, son of Dr. Thomas R. and Martha Mclnnes. Came to British Columbia, 1874. Educated Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Called to British Columbia Bar and practiced Nanaimo. 1893. Elected to House of Commons, for Vancouver, 1896-1900; to British Columbia Legislature, for Alberna, 1900-1905; provincial secretary, 1903-1904; Commissioner of Yukon, 1905-1907; unsuccessful candidate for House of Commons, 1907; practiced, Vancouver, 1907-1909; Judge of County Court, Vancouver, 1909. Married Dorothea B. Young, Victoria, B. C, 1894; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Terminal City; Commercial. Address: 1300 Robson St., Vancouver, B. C. McINTOSH, David Angus.—Manager, Letson & Burpee Ltd., 152 Alexander St., Vancouver. Born Kent County, N. B., Jan. 21, 1870, son of Angus and Christina Mcintosh. Educated Chatham, N. B., grammar school; University of New Brunswick; taught school, New Brunswick, 1899. Came to British Columbia, 1902. Societies: St. Andrews; Caledonian. Recreations: Rifle shooting, fishing, hunting. Address: 1516 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. McINTOSH, Hamish Heney, M. D., C. M.—Physician and Surgeon, 402 Homer St., Vancouver. Born Vankleek Hill, Ont, Oct. 12, 1879, son of James Mcintosh, M. D., and - Sarah Mcintosh. Educated McGill University, Edinburgh University. Came to British Columbia, 1906. Medical Superintendent, Vancouver General Hospital, 1907-1909; in charge of X-Ray Department, attached to C. A. M. C. and 18th F A. Address: 1755 Comox St., Vancouver, B. C. McINTOSH, Robert.—Of Mcintosh Vick Auto Co., 127-128 Nineteenth St., Saskatoon. Born Fullerton Township, Perth County, Ont, Nov. 25, 1865, son of George and Elizabeth Mcintosh. Educated public schools, Perth County. Came ROBERT MtelNTOSH. farmed near Virden, farmed for himself, to Manitoba with his father, 1879, andi 1885-1894; cattle buyer for Gordon & Ironsides, Winnipeg, 1894-1900; sub- agent for the Dominion Lands Department, Saskatoon, 1900-1906; engaged lumber, hardware and machinery business, 1906-1910; entered into partnership with C. C. Vick, of Saskatoon, in the automobile business under the present firm name, 1910. Owner of extensive city properties and wheat farm near Saskatoon. Alderman, Saskatoon, 1903, 1906, 1909, 1910; ex-Chairman Board of Worksj and Finance Committee; Member of Saskatoon Agricultural Society; Saskatoon Board of Trade. Married Carrie M. Fletcher, Saskatoon, 1901. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations:! Baseball, hunting, snooting, curling. LibJ eral; Presbyterian. Address: 709 Melrose Ave., Saskatoon, Sask. McINTOSH, Robert Leek.—Postmaster, Prince Rupert. Born Toronto, May -9, 1865, son of William David and Maria Mcintosh. Educated Upper Canada College. Wholesale dry goods business, Toronto, 1881. Came to British Columbia] 1897, wholesale dry goods business, Vancouver, 1897-1900; Port Essington, 1900- 1904. Came to Prince Rupert, appointee first postmaster, 1906. Married Amy D McLeod, Oakville, Ont, 1898. Recreation: Yachting. Address: Fourth Ave. Prince Rupert, B. C. McINTOSH, William Roy Wilson.- Buyer, Kelly, Douglas & Co., Water St. Vancouver. Bora London, Ont, Nov. 18 1883, son of John W. and Elizabeth Me Intosh. Educated public school an( Collegiate Institute, London. Came t< British Columbia, 1904. Clubs: Term inal City; United Commercial Travelers Recreation: Boating. Address: Termina City Club, Vancouver, B. C. 392 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY PETER CAMPBELL McINTYRE. McINTYRE, Feter Campbell.—Postmaster, Winnipeg. Born Lanark County, Ont, Feb. 5. 1854, son of Hugh and Janet Mclntyre. Educated public schools and College Institute, Perth, Ont. Taught school, 1872-1880; came to Winnipeg, 1878, later printing business; Chairman, Winnipeg Public School Board, 1885- 1890; Member for North Winnipeg, Manitoba Legislature, 1892-1900; Postmaster since 1900; Vice-President, Home Investment & Savings Association; Director, Grfat West Life Insurance Co.; Director, Standard Trusts Co. Married Emily Kerr, Minneapolis, Minn., 1892. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country; Canadian. Recreations: Golf, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Post- office, Winnipeg, Man. McISAAC, Alfred.—Manager, The Central Canada Publishing Co., Ltd., publishers of The Morning Herald, Fort William. Born Charlottetown, P. E. I., Dec. 5, 1883, son of Anne McKinnon and Captain John Mclsaac. Educated Charlottetown. Came to Ontario, 1900; apprentice, Union Standard, Thornbnry, Ont, 1900; Manager, Reflector, Clarks- bury, Ont, 1902; Manager, Gazette, Bracebridge, Ont, 1904; Advertising Manager, Bulletin, Edmonton, 1906; Manager, Herald, Fort William, since 1910. Married Mary Theresa Burritt, Thornbury, Ont, 1902; has two daughters. Clubs: Canadian; Kaministikwia. Recreations: Football, curling, hockey, boating. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 313 S. Marks St., Fort William, Ont. McKAY, E. B.—Ex-Surveyor General for British Columbia. Born Gifford, Scotland, May 25, 1850, son of Peter and Agnes McKay. Educated Gifford public schools. Mining and mechanical engineer, Lancashire, 1866. Came to British Columbia, 1875. Entered Gov ernment Service, 1890. Married Frances Jane King, Ince, Lancashire, England, 1871. Club: Union. Recreation: Fishing. Address: 617 Douglas St., Victoria B. C. McKAY, James, B. A., M. F.—Of McKay, Adam, Beattie & Fear, Barristers, Prince Albert; President, Victoria Hospital, Prince Albert; Chancellor for the Synod of the Diocese of Saskatchewan; a Governor of the University of Saskatchewan; President of the Boys' Scouts Council for Prince Albert District; Bencher of the Law Society for Saskatchewan. Born Fort Ellice, Man., July 12, 1862, son of Mary and William McKay; Factor of Hudson's Bay Co. Educated St. John's College and Manitoba University. Studied law with Bain, Blanchard & Mulock, Winnipeg, 1882. Called to Manitoba bar, 1886. Practiced in Winnipeg for short time under firm name of Kennedy Blanchard Sc McKay; moved to Prince Albert, 1887, when formed partnership of Brewster & Mc- -Kay; subsequently practiced alone for some years. Appointed Q. C, 1894. Unsuccessful candidate to House of Commons. 1896, when defeated by Sir Wilfrid Laurier; unsuccessful again, 1908: elected for Prince Albert, -1911. Served as private, 90th Regiment, Northwest Rebellion, 1885; temporarily attached to Captain French's scouts. Married Florence Annie Reid, daughter of J. Les- toque Reid, D. L. S., Prince Albert, 1900; has one daughter. Recreations: Curling, golf, tennis. Liberal-Conservative; Anglican. Address: Prince Albert, Sask. McKAY, James B. A., K. C.—Of McKay Sc Adam, Barristers, Prince Albert Born Fort Ellice, Sask., July 12, 1862, son of Mary and W. McKay, Hudson's Bay Co. Factor. Educated, St. John's College and Manitoba University. Called to Manitoba Bar, 1886; Northwest Territories Bar, 1887; Q. C, 1894. Chancellor of Synod of Diocese of Saskatchewan; a Governor of Uriiversity of Saskatchewan. Unsuccessful candidate, House of Commons, for Prince Albert City, 1896 and 1908. Prosecutor for Saskatchewan, 1888-1897; served Prince Albert City Council; President, Prince Albert Victoria Hospital. Served with French's Scouts, Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Married Florence Reid, Prince Albert, 1900; has one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. F. Recreations: Shooting, riding, tennis, curling Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1028 First Ave., W., Prince Albert, Sask. McKAY, John L.—Of Alexander & McKay, Real Estate Brokers, Contractors and Builders, 1071 Granville St, Vancouver. Born Paisley, Ont., Oct. 7, 1867, son of Angus and Margaret McKay. Educated Kincardine and Walkerton, Ont. Taught school, Ontario, 1886. Came to 393 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY British .Columbia, 1888. First Mayor of Wellington and later Town Clerk and Treasurer. Married Sadie Ramsay, Nanaimo; has one son, one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Hunting, fishing, football. Address: 1536 Bismark St., Vancouver, B. C. McKAY, Robert.—Of Allan, Killam ft McKay, Insurance and Financial Agent, 222 Bannatyne Ave., Winnipeg. Born Sutherlandshire, Scotland!, Nov. 14, 1879, son of George and Marion McKay. Came to Winnipeg, 1881; junior clerk with W. R Allan, 1893. Married Margaret Elizabeth McCallum, Winnipeg, 1906; has one daughter. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: Lacrosse. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 138 Stradbrooke Place, Winnipeg, Man. W. J. McKAY, B. A., M. D., C. M. McKAY, William John, B. A., M. D., C. M.—Physician and Surgeon. Bora Huntingdon, Que., May 4, 1874, son of Henry and Margaret McKay. Edueateo public schools, Morden, Man.; Manitoba College; Manitoba Medical College. Practiced, Winkler, Man., 1899; Saskatoon since 1903. Appointed Medical Health Officer, City of Saskatoon, 1904; Member Council of Provincial Health. Married Susanna Peters (deceased), Plum Coulee, Man., 1903; has one son and one daughter. Club: Saskatoon. Societies: I. O. O. F.; American Association; Member Institute; British Med- ; Canadian Medical and Saskatoon Medical Associations. Recreations: Golf, tennis, lacrosse. Nonpartisan; Presbyterian. Address: 637 Victoria Ave., Saskatoon, Sask. A. F. & A. MwL Public Health Royal Sanitary leal Association: W. M. McKAY. McKAY, William Moore, B. A.—Barrister, 319 Winch Bldg, Vancouver. Born Ottawa, son of Thomas and Isabel McKay. Educated Dr. Tassie's School, Gait Ont.; Montreal High School; Toronto University. Called to bar of Ontario, Northwest Territories, Yukon and British Columbia; practiced Dawson, Y. T., 1897-1904; Alderman Dawson several years; came to British Columbia 1904. Crown Prosecutor, Vancouver. Senior Captain 43rd D. C. O. R., Ottawa. Acting President, British Columbia Conservative Association; President, Conservative Club, Vancouver. Clubs: Vancouver; Western; Rideau (Ottawa). Recreations: All outdoor sports. Conservative. Address: 1334 Alberni St., Vancouver, B. C. McKEBE, Samuel Edmund.—Contractor. Born Wellington County, Ont., July 11, 1856, son of Samuel and Charlotte McKebe. Educated public schools, Wellington County. Farmed and contracted for a number of years Came to Alberta, 1902. Served as Councillor, Red Deer, three years; Mayor, 1910. Married Sarah M. Yang, Erin, Ont; has four sons and one daughter. Society: A. O. U. W. Recreations: Baseball and athletics.. Address: Red Deer, Alta. McKECHNIE, John.—President, Vulcan Iron Works Co., Ltd., Point Douglas! Ave and Maple St, Winnipeg. Born Loch Lomond, Scotland, Aug. 14, 1844, son of Stephen and Margaret McKechnie. Educated public schools, Glasgow, Scotland; Paris, Ont. Millwright, Bruce- County, Ont, 1864. Came to Winnipeg. 1872; started foundry on his own account 1874. School trustee, 1895-1911 394 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JOHN McKECHNIE. Married Catherine McGregor, Ontario, 1874; has four daughters. Societies: St. Andrew's; Masonic, A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: Curling. Presbyterian. Address: 47 Carlton St., Winnipeg, Man. McKECHNIE, Robert Edward, M. D., C. M.—Surgeon, 445 Granville St, Vancouver. Born Brockville, Ont, April 25, 1861, son of William and Mary Mc- Kechnie. Educated Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown, P. E. I.; McGill University (Holmes gold medalist, 1890); University of Vienna; practiced Montreal; came to British Columbia 1891; practiced at Wellington until 1893; Nanaimo, 1893-1903; came to Vancouver, 1903; President, College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia; was President of the Council in Semlin Government Married Helen Russell, 1891; has one son. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City; Royal Vancouver Yacht. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Scottish Rite; Mystic Shrine. Recreation: Boating. Ad- iress: 1374 Robson St, Vancouver, B. C. McKECHNIE, William Boyd, M. D., C. M., M. B.—Physician and Surgeon, 311 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Bruce County, Ont, Dec. 18, 1867, son taf John and Agnes McKechnie. Educated Walkerton High School; Toronto University (M. B., 1895); Trinity University (M. D., C. M.). Came to British Columbia, 1896; practiced, Revelstoke, 1896-1900; Vancouver since; Member Vancouver School Board, 1904-1907; Vancouver City Council, 1909-1910. Married Annie Cowen, 1900; has three sons and one daughter. Recreation: Horticulture. Address: 1499 8th Ave., W., Van- souver, B. C. McKECHNIE, William Cecil, M. D., C. M.—Physician and Surgeon, Loo Bldg., Vancouver. Born Port Hope, Ont, Oct. 31, 1874, son of William and Mary McKechnie. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Winnipeg; McGill University. Came to British Columbia, 1899; subsequently Portland, Ore., and Vancouver. Married Zella Baright Robinson, 1902, and has one son and one daughter. Society: Vancouver Medical Association. Recreations: Hunting, ornithology. Address: 1201 Harris St, Vancouver, B. C. McKEE, David Alexander.—Retired farmer. Born Cregagh, near Belfast county Down, Ireland, son of John and Margaret McKee. Educated Rosetta Academy, Down. Came to British Columbia, 1874, residing in New West- minster several months, afterwards settling East Delta On retiring removed to Ladner. President, Delta Agricultural Society; President, Farmers' Telephone Co.; Director of Mutual Fire Insurance Co., of B. C.; Member of Delta -Beard of Trade; Member of Transportation Committee. Strong advocate of direct line to Vancouver via Woodwara. Married Margaret Vallance, Hamilton, Ont Recreations: Horses, driving. Address: Westholme, Ladner, B. C. JOHN McKEE. McKEE, John, J. P., F. M.—Retired farmer. Born June 17, 1855, son of John and Margaret McKee. Educated Belfast Ireland. California 1874; came to Sap- perton, B. C, 1875, when the Delta lands were thrown open for purchase and preemption, and has resided in the Delta Municipality ever since; Councillor and Reeve several years. Police Magistrate, President, Delta Farmers' Game Protective Association; Director, Matsiqui Hygienic Dairy Co., Ltd. Married Margaret Li 11a MacNeill, 1903. Recreations: Horses, driving, shooting. Presbyterian. Address: Rosetta, Ladner, B. C. 395 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY DONALD McKELLAR McKELLAR, neer (retired), dlesex County, of Duncan and lar, of public Donald.—Miner and pio- Born near Glencoe, Mid- Ont., July 17, 1843, son Margaret Brodie McKel- Argyleshire, Scotland. Educated schools, Middlesex County, On- tongan County, Michigan. His father, Duncan McKellar, moved to upper peninsula of Michigan with family, 1855, where became interested in prospecting and mining. In this profession educated four sons, who moved to the north shore of Lake Superior, known as Thunder Bay District, 1864, and made the following discoveries: Thunder Bay Silver Mine, Enterprise Mine of Black Bay. Zenith Zinc Mine, Huronian Gold Mine, Atikokan Iron Mine, and many others: they built the first gold stamp mill erected north of Lake Superior in Ontario, on the Huronian property. On account of the McKellars' familiarity with the country through their prospecting work, Donald McKellar, in the summer of 1870, was summoned by S. J- Dawson (who was in charge of the transportation of the military expedition commanded by Colonel Wolseley, now Lord Wolseley) to take charge of andi conduct the boats up the Mattawan River, which feat he accomplished successfully, Captain. Young, 60th Rifles, having made a failure with the boats, saying it was impossible to navigate them up river, and insisted on being] taken back by wagon road. After military expedition, he was put in charge of the Government stores at Prince Ar-J 396 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY PETER McKELLAR. McKELLAR, Peter.—Miner (retired). Born Middlesex County, Ont, April 27, 1838, son of Duncan and Margaret McKellar. Educated public schools, Ontario; made special study of geology and mining; mineral explorer, North Shore, Lake Superior, 1863; partner McKellar Brothers, explorers and miner operators, original locator's of mineral claims Lake Superior section; discovered the Huronian Gold Mine; Zenith Zinc Mine; Silver Lake Iron Mine; Antikokan Iron Mine, the Thunder Bay Silver Mine; Empress Gold Mine; Schrei- ber Gold Mine, and a score of other mines. In charge of party under Dr. Robert Bell, of the Canadian Geological Survey, which surveyed Neplgon Lake, Little Pic River, Black and White Riv ers, etc., 1869-1870; Councillor, 1872- 1873, Shuniah Municipality, the first municipal organization on north shore of Lake Superior. Councillor, Neebing Municipality, five years; Reeve, 1902- 1903. Married Carlotta Burgess Spence, daughter of William Spence, Toronto, Ont., 1907. Clubs: Kaministlkwia; Canadian; Curling. Societies: National Geographical Society; Geographical Society of London, England (life member); Geographical Society of America (life member) ; American Association for the Advancement of Science; Royal Society of Arts, London, England; Thunder Bay Historical Society (first President). Recreations: Curling, tennis. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 403 John St., Fort William, Ont. 397 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY thuris Landing winter of 1870-1871, with ten teams of horses and about forty men, who were kept employed graveling the worst part of the road to Shenan- dowan Lake preparatory for future requirements. The following summer there was a great rush of Immigration, and the road being just opened, Mr. McKellar was put in charge of the section between Lac De Mille Lac and Rainy Lake, a distance of one hundred miles through the wilds, looking after the interests of and forwarding the emigrants. This was the beginning of the first immigration into the Canadian Northwest Life member of McKellar Hospital Board; Councillor, Fort William, Ont, for several terms. Clubs: Kaministik- wia, Fort William; Canadian. Society: Canadian Geological. Recreations: All outdoor sports. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 430 Vickers St., E, Fort William, Ont McKELLAR, Hugh.—Editor, The Saskatchewan Farmer, 1 High St, E., Moose Jaw. Born Oxford County, Ont, June 9, 1849, son of John and Agnes McKellar. Educated College Institute, Gait Ont.; Normal School, Toronto. Taught school, Huron County, Ont, 1866, afterwards Paisley and Teeswater. Came to Manitoba, 1880, and farmed; entered emigration service of Manitoba Government 1890; charge of department's Toronto office, 1891; Deputy Minister of Agriculture for Manitoba, 1892-1904. Commissioner of Moose Jaw Board of Trade, 1905-1909; Secretary Moose Jaw Agricultural Society, 1910. Established the Saskatchewan Farmer, 1910. Married Cassie Marie Sherrard, Point du Chene, N. B., 1894; has three daughters Society: S. O. S. Recreation: Curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 38 Stadacona St., W., Moose Jaw, Sask. McKENNEY, Albert Golden.—Manager, Vancouver Rubber Co., Ltd., 526 Beatty St, Vancouver. Born Bruce County, Ont, Sept 6, 1865, son of Francis and Mary McKenney. Employe of the Gutta Percha ft Rubber Mfg. Co., Toronto, 1891-1896. Came to British Columbia; present business, 1896. Married Lura Irene Evans, daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel George T. Evans, Toronto, 1902; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Vancouver, B. C. McKENNY, Henry William, J. P., M. L. A.—Merchant (retired). Born Am- herstburg, Ont., Feb. 24, 1848, son of Augustus and Matilda McKenny. Educated Roman Catholic separate schools and public schools Amherstburg; later private tuition. Came to Northwest 1866. Country was then a wilderness and buffalo plentiful; passed through Edmonton, 1875, when on an expedition to the Rocky Mountains. Postmaster and Merchant St Albert Alta., for some years; also Police Magistrate and Chairman School Board for some years; License Commissioner and Secretary- Treasurer first Agricultural Society in district; President, C. M. B. A., Edmonton, 1905. Elected to Alberta Leglisla- ture for St. Albert, 1905; for Pembina 1909. Married Mary Risdale, Manchester, England, Jan. 12, 1885, has three sons and four daughters. Clubs: Edmonton; Canadian. Society: K. of C. Recreation: Traveling. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 436 Eighth St., W., Edmonton, Alta. McKENTY, James, M. D., C. M.— Physician and Surgeon, 232 Donald St, Winnipeg. Born Collinsburg, Ont, May 19, 1866, son of John and Berthia Mary McKenty. Educated Queen's University; practiced Gretna, Man., 1890; came to Winnipeg, 1902; Professor, Theoretical Surgery, Manitoba Medical College; degrees M. D., C. M.; post-graduate course, Berlin, Germany; London, England, and Johns Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore. Married Marie H. Siegel, Gretna 1900; has four daughters. Independent; Roman Catholic. Addressr-232 Donald St., Winnipeg, Mian. McKENZIE, Albert Edward.—President A. E. McKenzie Co., Ltd., Seed Merchants, Brandon. Came to Brandon, 1883. Educated public schools, Brandon. In grain business since 1897. President, Brandon Fire Insurance Co. Married: Laura E. Bell, Port Arthur, Ont, 1902: has two daughters. Society: Y. M. C. A. Liberal; Christian Scientist Address: Brandon, Man. McKENZIE, George E., M. D.—Physician, 1 Hastings St, E., Vancouver. Born York County, Ont, May 8, 187% son of F. B. and Maria McKenzie. Educated University of Toronto. Came to British Columbia, 1909. Served 10th Canadian Field Hospital, South African War, 1901. Married Gertrude Mary Paisley, Brandon; has one son. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: Driving. Address: 1349 Park Drive, Vancouver, B. C. McKENZIE, James C. — Architect Born West Kilbride, Scotland, Nov. 6, 1879, son of William and Maggie McKenzie. Educated West Kilbride, Ard- rossan Academy, Ayr Academy, Glasgow High School. Studied architecture with Alexander ft Patterson, Glasgow; later Italy; practiced Dumfries, Scotland, some years. Came to British Columbia 1907. Recreations: Golf, tennis. Address: Vancouver, B. C. 398 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY McXENZIE, M., M. L. A.—Elected to first Alberta Legislature, for Macleod, 1905, and for Claresholm. 1909. Liberal. Address: Macleod, Alta. DANIEL WILLIS McKERCHAR McKERCHAR, Daniel Willis.—Barrister, Union Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born St Elmo, Ont, May 2, 1864, son of Donald McKerchar. Came to Winnipeg, 1879. Educated public schools; College Institute; Manitoba University. Taught school Rapid City, Manitou and Morden, Man., 1887-1891. Called to Manitoba Bar; practiced Winnipeg, 1895. Member of Council Manitoba Bar Association since 1906. Served as official administrator for Eastern Judicial District Manitoba Secretary, Winnipeg Liberal Association; Member Y. M. C. A. Board since 1900. Married Kate J. McKenzie, Morden, Man., 1896; has one son. Clubs: Carlton; Canadian. Societies: C. O. F.; A. O. U. W. Address: 180 Balmoral St., Winnipeg, Man. McKILLIGAN, John Black.—Provincial Surveyor of Taxes and Inspector of Revenue, C. A., Parliament Buildings Victoria Bora Aberdeen, Scotland, Dec 20, 1845, son of Alexander and Agnes McKilligan. Educated Robert Gordon's College, Aberdeen. Accountant, Aberdeen, 1860. Came to Canada, 1876; Winnipeg, 1879-1888; came to British Columbia, 1890. Present office since 1901. Married Sarah Dodds, Toronto, 1878, and has one son and one daughter. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; R A. C, A. A. S. R., 18 deg. Address: 1753 Rockland Ave, Craigmore, Victoria, B. C. McKNIGHT, Andrew, C. E., J. F.— Superintendent, Cumberland Union Waterworks Co., Ltd. Born Kirkcudbright Scotland, Sept 9, 1847, son of Robert and Barbara McKnight Educated public schools, Kirkcudbright Practiced Kirkcudbright, 1863. Came to Wellington, 1878; chief engineer, Wheeler Iron Co., West Middlesex, Pa., 1881-1883, when returned to Wellington as engineer, Wellington Collieries, Ltd.; master mechanic, Union Collieries, Ltd. (afterwards Canadian Collieries, Ltd.). Cumberland, 1889- 1906, appointed to present position, 1906. Married Emma Turner, England, 1877; has two sons and two daughters. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreation: All athletic sports. Address: Union Hotel, Cumberland, B. C. McLAGAN, Mrs. Sara Anne.—Widow of John Campbell McLagan. Born Ireland, daughter of John and Martha Mclntyre Maclure. Came to Canada with her parents, 1855. Educated New Westminster, B. C. Father was one of the pioneer surveyors British Columbia and with Royal Engineers assisted in first telegraph construction. Husband established Vancouver World, 1886; at his death Mrs. McLagan became president of that company and in four years managed the paper. Active member Women's Council, Vancouver; President of same, three years; organized local Coun**- -•eft of Women, New Westminster; assisted in organizing Art Historical Scientific Association; Young Women's Christian Association; first Chapter of Daughters of the Empire and Victorian Order of Nurses, Vancouver. Has one son and three daughters. Address: Hazelbrae, Clayburn, B. C. McLAINE, Frederic William,—Local and District Land Agent for C. P. R., Greenwood. Born Manchester, England!, son of Peter and Annie McLaine. Came to British Columbia, 1896. Interested real estate, Greenwood and Boundary country, since 1896; present position since 1902. Alderman, 1911; Police Commissioner, Greenwood; Official Administrator for Greenwood District; Secretary, Greenwood Board of Trade. Married lva Mary Jakes, Cobourg, Ont; has one daughter. Club: Greenwood (President). Recreations: Hunting, fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Greenwood, B C. MoLAREN, Frank N.—Van Dusen Harrington Co., Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Georgetown, Ont., July 18, 1873, son of William and Jessie McLaren. Educated public schools, Georgetown. Grain business, Duluth, Minn., 1891. Came to Winnipeg, 1900. Married Ida McDonald, Granby, Que., 1907; has one daughter. Club: Carlton. Society: St. Andrew's. Recreation: Curling. Anglican. Address: 185 Spring St., Winnipeg, Man. McLAREN, Archibald.—Of McLaren Bros., Strathcona Hotel, Winnipeg. Born Balderson, Ont, April 7, 1856, son of Alexander McLaren. Educated public schools, Perth, Ont Hotel business, Perth, 1870; proprietor of Empire Hotel 399 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY ARCHIBALD McLAREN. and Strathcona Hotel, Winnipeg, 1904. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Outdoor sports. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Strathcona. &' Hotel, Winnipeg, Man. McLAWS, William H.—Of Lougheed, Bennett McLaws & Co., Barristers, Calgary. Born Ontario, April 8, 1882, son of Duncan and Jeanette McLaws. Educated Hutchinson, Kan., and Toronto. Came to Alberta, 1905. Called to Alberta Bar, 1906. Vice-President, Western Foundry ft Metal Co., Ltd. Married Jessie Preston, Toronto. Clubs: Canadian; Alberta. Society: B. P. O. E. Address: 801 13th Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. HON. A. J. McLEAN. McLEAN, Archibald J. — Provincial Secretary, Government of Alberta,Ed- monton. Born Elgin County, Ont, Sept 25, 1880 son of James and Murchie McLean. Educated public schools, Elgin County. Came to Manitoba, 1881. Farming, Burton, Man., 1881-1887. Came to Alberta, 1887, ranching Taber. Elected to Alberta Legislature for Lethbridge, 1909. Married Margaret Duncan, 1904 (deceased); has one son. Club: Chinook (Lethbridge); Edmonton. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Shriner; Scottish Rite. Recreations: Riding, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Taber, Alta. E. H. S. McLEAN, M. D., C. M. McLEAN, Ernest H. S., M. D., C. M.— Physician and Surgeon, City Medical Health Officer. Bora Brockville, Ont., May 18, 1871, son of Henry and Harriet Dulmage McLean. Educated high schools. Brockville; Queen's University. Post-graduate course, New York hospitals, 1890. Practiced Calgary and Banff, 1891; Revelstoke since 1892. Married Ralphia Weir Stett, Spencerville, Ont., Calgary, 1911. Club: Revelstoke. Society: I. O. O. F. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Revelstoke, B. C. McLEAN, Lachlan. Contractors, Nelson couver. Born Islay, land, April 16, 1850, —Of McLean Bros., Bank Bldg., Van- Argyleshire, Scot- son of Hector ahd Margaret McLean. Educated Scotland. Came to Canada, 1863. Farmed Wellington County, Ont, 1863-1879; lumber mill, Saubles, 1879-1900; established present business, 1900. Married Ann Turner, 1878; has one daughter. Society: Clan McLean; Past Chief, Gaelic Society. Presbyterian. Address: 1548 8th Ave., W. Vancouver, B. C. McLEAN, Norman.—Of McLean Bros., Contractors, Loans and Investments. Molsons Bank Bldg., Vancouver. Born Tarbert, Harris, Scotland, Aug. 26, 1860, son of Hector and Margaret McLean. Educated Ontario. Lumber trade, Ontario; came to British Columbia, 1891, contracting for railways and reclaiming low-lying lands the Fraser River Valley. Director, British Columbia Drainage ft 400 *V WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Dyking Co. Married Mary Eliza Busby 1887; has two sons and one daughter Clubs: Canadian; Terminal City. Recreation: Athletics. Address: 1121 Harwood St, Vancouver, B. C. McLEAN, William James.—Hudson's Bay officer (retired). Born Scaliscro Parish of Uig, Island of Lewis, Rosshire, Scotland, Oct. 27, 1841, son of Angus and Ann McRae McLean. Educated high school, Stornoway. Landed York Factory, Hudson's Bay Co. Post, 1859, after voyage on sailing ship Prince of Wales fifty-one days' duration. Came to Fort Garry (now Winnipeg), 1860; Mackenzie River District, 1863; remaining there ten years in charge Fort Laird; in charge Fort Qu'Appelle, 1873-1883; in charge English River District (headquarters Isle Lacrosse), 1883-1884. Appointed to Fort Pitt, on North Saskatchewan, and taken prisoner with family in Indian uprising, 1885; held captive sixty-three days. Stationed Fort Alexander till 1886 when went to Lower Fort Garry in charge Lake Winnipeg District. Retired from service Hudson's Bay Co., 1892. Married Helen, daughter of Alex. Hunter Murray, a noted officer in Hudson's Bay Co. service. . Has six sons and six daughters. Address: 276 Furby St., Winnipeg, Man. McLELLAN, John.—Superintendent of Terminals, C. P. R., Winnipeg. Born Lochiel, Glengarry, Ont, Nov. 30, 1854, son of Alexander and Mary McLellan. Educated public school, Russel; county grammar school. Came to Manitoba, 1878. Railway employe, C. P. R., 1878, traveled with first through train into Manitoba; in charge transfer between Winnipeg and St. Boniface, 1878-1881; general' foreman freight department, 1881-1889; charge of docks and shipping, Port Arthur and Fort William, 1889- 1903; general yardmaster, Winnipeg yards, 1893-1902; trainmaster out of Winnipeg, 1902-1904; local freight agent, 1904-1907; superintendent of terminals, 1878. Served with Winnipeg Infantry Company as private at Winnipeg, 1879-1882. Married Margaret McMillan, 1881; has three sons and two daughters. Club: Western Canada Railway. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; L. O. L. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 198 Austin St., Winnipeg. McLELLAN, Leander Blair, B. A.—Of McLellan, Savage ft White, Barristers, Vancouver. Bora Maitland, N. S., Nov. 28, 1873, son of John G. and Easta O'Brien McLellan. Educated Dalhousie University. Came to British Columbia, 1900; called to British Columbia Bar. 1904. Served with 6th Volunteer Regi- L. B. McLELLAN, B. A. ment, Vancouver. Married Mabel Fraser, 1911. Clubs: Commercial; University. Societyr I. O. O. F. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Vancouver, B. C. McLEOD, F. M.—Barrister, 347 Pender St., Vancouver. Born New Brunswick, June 6, 1857, son of Alexander and Marian McLeod. Educated University of New Brunswick. Taught school Campbellton, N. B., 1882-1887; practiced Sussex, N. B Came to British Columbia, 1892, and spent eight years in Kootenay country, coming to Vancouver, 1900. Married Alice J. McLeod, Sussex, N. B.; has two daughters. Address: 780 Victoria Drive, Vancouver, B. C. CAPT. G. B. McLEOD. McLEOD, Captain George B.—Of Lun- dy-McLeod Land Co., Ltd., Real Estate 401 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Brokers, Edmonton. Director, Western Clays, Ltd. Born Guelph, Ont, March 2, 1879, son of Murdock and Annie ---McLeod. Educated public schools and College Institute, Ontario. Clerk, Bond Hardware Co., Guelph, 1895-1902; came to Alberta, 1902; clerk, Roos Bros., Edmonton, 1902- 1904; assistant manager, Revillon Bros., 1904-1906; hardware business on own account, 1906-1909; sold business, 1909; established present business, 1910. President Edmonton Liberal Association, 1910-1911. Served Captain, Edmonton 101st Fusiliers Clubs: Edmonton; Canadian; Edmonton Hockey (President). Society: A. F. ft A. M. (Master Royal Arch). Recreations: All outdoor sports. Liberal; Baptist. Address: 368 12th St., Edmonton, Alta GEORGE T. McLEOD. McLEOD, George T.—President, Real Estate Trust Co., Ltd., Real Estate and Financial Agents, Bank of British North America Bldg, Calgary. Born Lebanon, Mo., Dec 5, 1878, son of James and Mary McLeod. Educated public and high schools, Ontario. Contractor and builder, Winnipeg, 1902-1907; established present business, 1908. Member of Calgary Board of Trade. Married Annie Dool, Winnipeg, 1907. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 637 15th Ave., W., Calgary, Alta McLEOD, John.—Of the John McLeod Co., Ltd., Financial Broker, 516 Pender St, Vancouver. Bora Glen Norman, Glengarry County, Ont, son of Murdock and Bella Stewart McLeod. Educated public schools. Came to British Columbia, 1897. Married Margaret W. McAdie, Nanaimo, 1910. Club: Terminal City. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Presbyterian. Address: 412 Holly Lodge, Vancouvera B. C. McLEOD, John Norman.—Merchant, Dunsmuir Ave., Cumberland. Born Inverness, N. S., Feb. "13, 1876, son of James and Annie McLeod. Educated Inverness public schools Miner, Cumberland County, N. S., 1894. Came to British Columbia 1896; furnishing busM ness, Cumberland, 1899. Elected Aider- man of Cumberland, 1896; re-elected^ 1909, and still in office. Chairman, Board of Works; member License Board. Married Lila Hugo, Cumberland, 1907. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; Shriner; I. O. O. F. Recreations: Riding, driving. Ad-' dress: Cumberland, B. C. SAMUEL McLEOD. McLEOD, Samuel.—Financial and Real Estate Broker. Born Prince Edward Island, Sept. 17, 1852, sori of Donald and Isabella McLeod. Educated pub- 402 ■sx ^MKSB^s^^^^^mm WHO'S WHO, AND WHY lie schools, Prince Edward Island. Shoemaker, Bredalbane, P. E. I., 1873. Came to Winnipeg and engaged shoemaking business with Dodd ft Co., 1881. Came to Prince Albert and formed partnership with W. Shannon, 1883; partnership dissolved, 1888, and engaged for himself in general merchandise; sold business and retired, 1898. Councillor, Prince Albert Town, 1894-1895; Mayor, 1896; Alderman, 1905, 1911-1912; President, Prince Albert Board of Trade, 1888; Vice-President 1910; member for Prince Albert city and district, Northwest Territories Legislature, 1898-1902; member Half-Breed Scrip Commission, 1900. Married Elizabeth E. Biggar, Prince Edward Island, 1874 (deceased); married Winnifred Biggar, Winnipeg, 1892; has three sons. Society: I. O. F. Recreations: Running, jumping, baseball. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Prince Albert Sask. McMASTER, Alfred Erwin.—Freight and Passenger Agent for Grand Trunk Pacific Railway and G. T. P. Coast S. S. Co., Prince Rupert Born Perth, Ont, Oct 22, 1885, son of John and Anne McMaster. Educated Perth. Clerk, Perth, 1902. Came to British Columbia, 1908; member of Council of Board of Trade, Prince Rupert. Married Phyllis Margery Nelson, Port Arthur, Ont. Clubs: Prince Rupert (Kaien Island). Address: Prince Rupert B. C. E B. McMASTER. McMASTER, Edward Blake.—Of W. J. McMaster ft Sons, Wholesale Manufacturers of Clothing, 1176 Homer St, Vancouver; Director, Vancouver Exhibition Association. Born Montreal, July 28, 1876, son of William John and Elizabeth Carson McMaster. Educated Upper Canada College and Trinity University. Traveler, W. J. McMaster ft Sons, Montreal, until 1906, when he was appointed sales manager, Vancouver. Served as Alderman, Vancouver, 1911; Chairman, Market Industries Committee. Married Mary Stewart, Glasgow, Scotland, 1904; has two sons. Clubs: Vancouver; Commercial. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; S. O. I.; Commercial Travelers Association. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 967 Tenth Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. McMEANS, Lendrum, K. C, M. L. A.— Barrister, Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Brantford, Ont, July 30, 1859, son of Andrew and Mary Mc- Means. Educated Brantford. Came to Winnipeg, 1882. One of Commissioner's for revision of statutes of Manitoba. Elected to represent South Winnipeg, Manitoba Legislature, 1910. President First • National Realty Co. Married Mary Beatrice Harris, Montreal, 1884; has three sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; St Charles Country; Adanac. Recreations: Golf, motoring. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Assiniboine Ave., Armstrong Point, Winnipeg, Man. McMiCKEN, Alexander. — Provincial Police Magistrate, Old Land Titles Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Queens ton, Ont, Aug. 27, 1837, son of Hon. Gilbert McMicken. stipendiary Magistrate for Dominion of Canada and Ann Theresa McMicken. Educated public and high schools; Toronto Academy. Postmaster, Niagara Falls, Ont, 1858. Came to Manitoba, 1872. Alderman, City of Winnipeg, 1875- 1876. Served with Winnipeg Field Battery. Married Margaret Sara Johnson, Niagara, 1859. Club: Adanac. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 61 Obsorne St, Winnipeg, Man. McMICKLING, Antony Edgar Trimble, M. D., C. EL—Physician and Surgeon, 1122 Government St., Victoria Born Victoria, July 21, 1880, son of Robert and Margaret McMickling. Educated McGill University. Practiced Victoria since 1905. Surgeon Dominion Government Marine Hospital, Victoria. Married Maud Ethel Bone, Victoria, 1908; has one son. Club: Pacific. Presbyterian. Address: Victoria, B. C. McMILLAN, Allan Francis. — Born Cumberland, Ont, Aug. 17, 1865, son of Angus and Harriet McMillan. Educated Cumberland; Spokane, Wash. Jewelry business, Ottawa 1885-1895; traveled for himself, selling diamonds and speculating real estate during pioneer days of Rossland, B. C, 1895-1897; later Phoenix, B. C, and Lethbridge, Alta; finally establishing business of diamond specialist and jeweler, Vancouver; retired, 1911. Married Sylvia Kate Matilda Town, 1899; has one son and three daughters. Society: K. of C. Recreations: Walking, driving. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 1974 Barclay St., Vancouver, B. C. 402 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY McMILLAN, Major Charles.—(Retired), 744 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Toronto, Feb. 14, 1865, son of Robert and Annie McMillan. Educated Toronto. Clerk, Toronto, 1882. Came to Winnipeg, 1882, as clerk with Canada Northwest Land Co., as agent Northwest Land Co., sold all original townsite of Calgary, 1889-1891; City Clerk and Treasurer, Calgary, 1891-1904; came to British Columbia, 1907; Corporal, Riel Rebellion, 1885; medal, Fish Creek and Batouche. Major command of "A" Squadron 15th Light Horse, Calgary. Married May Agnes McGuire, Winnipeg, 1889; has one daughter. Club: Ranchmen's (Calgary). Recreation: Lacrosse, Address: 429 Pender St., Vancouver, B. C. SIR DANIEL HUNTER McMILLAN, K. C. M. G. McMILLAN, Sir Daniel Hunter, K. C. M. G.—Ex-Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba and Keewatin. Created K. C. M. G , 1902. Born Whitby, Ont, Jan. 14, 1846, son of James and Eleanor McMillan. Educated Whitby and Collingwood, Ont. Candidate Manitoba Legislature for Winnipeg, 1879. Elected, 1880, and represented Center Winnipeg until 1900. Member of Manitoba Government as Provincial Treasurer, 1889-1900. Served with Canadian Volunteers on Niagara Frontier, 1864; during Fenian Raid, 1866; Red River Expedition, 1870; Major, 95th Battalion; North West Rebellion (medal), 1885, and promoted to the command June 17, 1887. Is a retired field officer, name retained on the militia list Married Mary Lindsay, Collingwood, Ont., 1877. Club: Manitoba Society: A. F. & A. M. Liberal. Address: Winnipeg, Man. McMILLAN, Ernest James.—President and Managing Editor, News Publishing Co., Ltd., Moose Jaw; President, Saskatchewan Farmer Publishing Co. Born Cedar Grove, Ont, Sept. 20, 1878, son of William ' and Mary Brock McMillan. Came to Carberry, Man., with his parents, 1881. Educated public schools, Carberry. Publisher, Treherne Times, Treherne, Man., 1899; Moose Jaw News (weekly), 1906; Moose Jaw Morning News, 1907. President, Saskatchewan*; Hockey League. Married Annie Olive Buchbach, Treherne, 190?; has one daughter. Societies: I. O. O. F.; A. F. ft A. M. Provincial Rights; Presbyterian. Address: 112 Fairford, E., Moose Jaw, Sask. McMILLAN, Hugh—Farmer. Born Tho- rah Township, Ontario County, Ont 1842, son of Archibald and Mary McMillan. Educated public Engaged railway contracts,- Entered on land he now occu- July 1U, Currie schools. Ontario. pies, 1880, driving with his brother by Red River cart from Winnipeg. Served as Councillor and Reeve, Riverside, Man., 1882-1883; J. P. for number of years. Associated with Manitoba Grain Growers' Association since its inception. Married Christy Ellen Ross, Lancaster, Ont, 1875; has three sons and two daughters. Society: R. T. of T. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Margaret, Man. McMILLAN, John Franklin.—Manager, Royal Bank, Edmonton. Born Charlottetown, P. E. I., April 21, 1879, son of Donald and Jane F. McMillan. Educated Charlottetown public school. Joined junior bank, 1894. Came to Al-' berta, 1909. Club: Edmonton. Address: 539 Clara St., Edmonton, Alta. McMILLAN, John, B. A.—Barrister and Solicitor. Born Inverness-shire, Scotland, son of Angus McMillan. Educated public school, Scotland; College Institute, Brandon and Winnipeg; University of Manitoba; Manitoba College. Came to Canada, 1887; to Manitoba, 1893; taught school, Manitoba, 1896- 1902; law student, 1903-1906; called to Manitoba Bar, 1906; moved to Saskatchewan, and practiced, 1906. Member of Law Society, of Saskatchewan. Society* A. F. ft A. M. (Kinistino Lodge No. 1, Prince Albert R. A. Chapter No. 160, Prince Albert Perceptory No. 53). Recreations: Curling, golf, shooting. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Prince Albert, Sask. McMILLAN, William J.—Of W. J. McMillan & Co., Ltd., Wholesale Grocer, 110 Alexander St., Vancouver. Born Restigouche, N. B., June 26, 1858, son of James and Mary McMillan.. Educated public schools, New Brunswick. Came to British Columbia, 1883; produce merchant, Vancouver, 1888. Married Laura Emma Hone, Vancouver; has three sons and three daughters. Recreations: Fishing, hunting, boating. Address: 1064 Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. 404 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Born Diddulph County, Ont, Jan. liam Gunning and Millen. Educated McMILLEN, Rev. Canon Willmott Edward Virnell, B. A.—Anglican Clergyman, rector of St Cyprian's, Lethbridge. Township, Middlesex 2, 1876, son of Wil- Rebecca Hodging Mc- public schools; College Institute; Huron College and Western University; graduate Arts and Divinity, 1897; pastoral charge, Milverton, Ont., 1897; ordained Deacon, 1897; Priest, 1898; charge, Princeton, Ont, 1900-1904; came to Alberta, 1904; charge of mission at Olds, Alta, 1904-1907; rector, Wetaskiwin, Alta, 1907-1910, when called to present charge. Member Executive Board of Diocese of Calgary, since 1908; Delegate to Provincial Synod of Rupert's Land, 1910. Married Rebecca Louisa Roe, Milvertori, Ont, 1900; has one daughter. Societies: I. O. O. F.; C. O. W. O. W. Recreations: Tennis, football, hockey, curling Conservative. Address: St. Cyprian's Rectory, Lethbridge, Alta. McMILLAN, William W.—President and Managing Director, Dominion Elevator Co., Ltd., Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Ontario. Came to Winnipeg, 1875, engaged foundry and machinery business until 1882; milling and grain business, 1882-1892; grain business exclusively since then. Vice-President, Alberta Grain Co.; ex-President Northwest Grain Dealers Association. Clubs: Manitoba, Carleton. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 146 Hargrave St., Winnipeg, Man. McMULLEN, Ernest W.—Manager, Merchant Bank, Calgary. Born Belleville, Ont. Educated Belleville. Came to Alberta, 1905. Club: Ranchmen's. Address: Calgary, Alta. McMULLEN, James Edward.—Solicitor to C. P. R., Vancouver. Born Woodstock, Ont, June 20, 1872, son of Rev. W. F. and Susanna Gilbert McMullen. Educated high school, Woodstock; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar, 1906; practiced Gait, 1896-1898; solicitor to C. P. R, Montreal, 1898. Came to Brit- Jsh Columbia to accept present position, 1906. Married Naomi Temple, Toronto, 1906; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver; Union (Victoria). Recreation: Golf. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Shaughnessy Heights,- Vancouver, B. C. McMUJNN, Robert Sydney, M. A., M. D. —Physician, 620% Main St., Winnipeg. Born Ontario, Feb. 8, 1871, son of Thomas and Sarah McMunn. Came West as a boy. Educated Winnipeg public schools; Manitoba University. Practiced Winnipeg since 1897. Member of Winnipeg Public School Board, 1910; Health Officer for Kildonan Municipal ity. Member of Liberal Executive, Winnipeg. Club: Carleton. Society: Medical. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 180 Selkirk St., Winnipeg, Man. HON. ARCHIBALD P. McNAB, M. L. A. McNAB, Hon., Archibald A.—Minister of Municipal Saskatchewan, Parliament gina. Peter, M. L. Affairs for Bldgs., Re- Born Glengarry, Ont, May 29, 1864, son of Malcolm and Margaret McNab. Educated public schools, Vankleek Hill. Qnt Came to Manitoba, 1882; homesteaded Virden district, 1883; grain buyer for Ogilvie Milling Co., 1888 to 1902; engaged grain business for himself, Rosthern, Sask., 1902, came to Saskatoon, and became partner Saskatoon Milling ft Elevator Co., 1906; president of same, 1909. Member for School Board of Alexander, Man., 1897-1902; Chairman, Rosthern School Board, 1903- 1906; elected for City of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Legislature, 1908; appointed Minister of municipal affairs, 1908. Married Edith Wilson Todd, Oak Lake, Man., 1892; has four sons and two daughters. Clubs: Saskatoon; Assiniboia, Regina. Societies: I. O. O. F.; A. O. U. W. Recreations: Curling, football, hockey, baseball. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 703 Melrose St., Saskatoon, Sask. McNAIR, James A.—Timber and Investment Broker, Dominion Trust Bldg., Vancouver. Director, Prudential Investment Co., Ltd.; Director, Western Pacific Development Co., Ltd.; President, Dominion Glazed Cement Pipe Co., Ltd.; Director, West Vancouver Land Co., Ltd.; Director, Capitol Hill Land Co., Ltd. Born Jacquet River, N. B., Aug. 11, 1865, son of Nathaniel and Martha McNair. Educated public school. General store, Dalhousie Junction, N. B., 1882. Came to British Columbia, 1892. Director and Vice-President, Hastings Shingle Mfg. Co., Ltd.; one of its organizers and General Manager for thir- 405 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY teen years Ferry Commissioner, North Vancouver. Treasurer, Y. M. C A. (President three years). Married Minnie G. McKay, New Brunswick, has one son and one daughter. Address: Sixth St and St Andrews St., North Vancouver, B. C. ROBERT McNAIR. McNAIR, Robert.—Manufacturer of Robert McNair Shingle Co., Vancouver. Born Jacquet River, Restigouche Co., N. B., June 29, 1858, son of Nathaniel and Martha McNair. Educated public schools, Restigouche County. Lumber business near home village under firm name of McNair Bros.; removed to British Columbia, 1892, and formed Hastings Shingle Mfg. Co.; later founded present firm. Director, MteNair-Fraser Lumber Co., Hastings Shingle Mfg. Co., Ltd. On executive board of Westminster Hall and Central City Mission, Ltd. Married Annie McKinnon, Shannon Vale, N. B., 1889; has two sons and three daughters. Presbyterian. Address: 1070 Melville St., Vancouver, B. C McN ALLY, Percy Byron, D. D. S.— Dentist Born Frederickton, N. B., Jan. 21, 1887, son of Moses ByrOn and Annie Marie McNally. Educated high school, Frederickton; University of New Brunswick; University of Pennsylvania. Dental student Frederickton, 1904; dental surgeon, Utah, 1908. Came to Alberta, 1908. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; Utah State Dental Association; Xi Psi Phi fraternity. Recreations: Curling, shooting, etc. ' Liberal; Baptist Address: Strathcona, Alta McNALLY, Alfred, M. D.—Physician, Stafford Block, Lethbridge Born Gait, Ont, March 12, 1882, son of Isaac and Elmina McNally. Educated College Institute, Gait; Toronto University; interne, Toronto General Hospital, 1905- 1906; member staff, Hibblng Hospital, Hibbing, Minn., 1906; came to Alberta, 1907. Married Alma Hillis, Sutton West ALFRED McNALLY. Ont, 1909 (deceased). Club: Chinook. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Anglican. Address: Lethbridge, Alta. W. J. McNAMARA. McNAMARA, William J.—Of McNa- mara, Limited, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 43 Jasper Ave, E. Edmonton. Born Renfrew, Ont., Dec. 27, 1879, son of John and Maria McNamara. Educated: St Laurent College, Montreal; Laval University. Came to Alberta, 1885; taught school, Edmonton, 1899- 1902; established business, Wetaskiwin, 1902; Edmonton, 1901. Mayor, Wetaskiwin, 1909. Married Ida Lee Mulloy, Wetaskiwin, 1906; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Elks. Recreations: motoring, outdoor sports, foreign travel. Liberal; Unitarian. Address: 21st St., Edmonton, Alta 406 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY McN AUGHT, John Y.—Secretary, Bur- rell Inlet Tunnel ft Bridge Co., Exchange Bldg., Vancouver. Born Dumfriesshire, Scotland, June 6, 1859, son of James and Agnes McNaught. Educted: parish school; Dumfries Academy. Farmed, Moosomin, 1883. Came to British Columbia, 1896. Reeve of North Vancouver Municipality. Served with 90th Reg- ment, Winnipeg, and with Strathcona Horse through South African War. Recreations: gardening, mechanical work. Address: Lynn Valley, North Vancouver, B. C. McNEELY, Annie—Widow of Thomas McNeely. Daughter of Duncan Chisholm and niece of late Donald Chis- hold, M. P. Married Thomas McNeely, one of pioneers of the lower Fraser, and twenty years ago came to New Westminster where he erected the old Dominion Sawmills. Address: Jubilee Farm, Ladner, B. C. j. d. mcneill. McNEILL, John D.—President and manager, Great Northern Transfer Co., Vancouver; president, Vancouver Coal Co.; vice-president, Mount Gladstone Mining Co.; director, Little Bros. Wholesale Grocery; director, Haslam Creek Lumber Co.; director, Yale Mining Co.; director, Vancouver Exhibition Association. Born Paisley, Ont., April 21, 1866, son of Archie and Helen Currie McNeill. Educated public and high schools, Ontario. Came to British Columbia, 1982. Butcher, Victoria, 1895-1897; transfer business, Vancouver, 1897-1904; manager, Manitoba Transfer Co., Vancouver, 1904-1906; established present business, contract from Great Northern Ry., 1906. Served with 32nd Battalion, Vol unteers, Paisley, Ont. Club: Commercial. Recreations: horses, riding, driving. Conservative; Baptist Address: Vancouver, B. C. McNEILL, Neil Munn, M. D., C. M.— Physician and Surgeon, 3d Ave. and 6th St, Prince Rupert. Born Paisley, Ont, Feb. 23, 1877. Son of Angus McNeill (British Columbia pioneer) and Flora McNeill. Educated: high school, Victoria, and University of Illinois; post-J graduate course McGill University. Came to British Columbia, 1884. Served British Columbia R. G. A., five years. Member of four-oared crew which won Queen's Jubilee Cup, 1897. Practiced, Atlin, B. C, and Vancouver; for three years assistant surgeon Wellington Collieries, Ladysmith, B. C. Clubs: Prince Rupert; Prince Rupert Medical Association. Recreation: rowing. Address: Prince Rupert, B. C. McFHERSON, Alexander Nugent, LL. B.—Of McPherson, Saunderson ft Wilson, Barristers, Bank of Hamilton Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Kingussie, Invernesshire, Scotland, Dec. 23, 1857, son of Edwin and Margaret MjcPherson. Came to Canada as a boy and educated at high school, Kincardine, Ont; College Institution, Brantford, Ont; Toronto University; Manitoba University, Winnipeg. Taught school, Ontario. Came to Winnipeg and engaged in practice of law, 1881. Senior Examiner, Law Society of Manitoba; Senior Examiner in Law, Manitoba University; member of Council of Bar Association of Winnipeg since its inception. Director, Empire-* Loan Co., Winnipeg; Winnipeg National Land Co.; Inter-Provincial Land Co. Member Winnipeg School Board; now Solicitor to Board. Was right-of-way solicitor for Attorney General, Red River Valley Ry.; solicitor of Royal Commission appointed by Dominion Government to inquire into the participation in politics of customs officers. Married Minnie Tait Morgan, Winnipeg, 1889; has two sons and two daughters. Societies: A. F. ft A. M. (P. ML); St Andrewsl Scottish Clans. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 6 Balmoral Place, Winnipeg, Man. McFHERSON, Archibald John C. E., O. L. S., B. A., B. Sc.—City Commissioner, Regina. Born Gait, Ont., Feb. 24, 1870, son of John and Florence McPherson. Educated: College Institute, Gait; Toronto University. Civil Engineer, Gait, 1894; Superintendent of Waterworks until 1899; partnership with Willis Chipman, Brockville, Ont., as consulting engineers, 1899-1901; entered service of Dominion Government, Department of the Interior, 1901, and was sent to Yukon to look after government surveying work and Territorial public 408 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY works; appointed Superintendent of Highways for Province of Saskatchewan, Regina, 1905; appointed City Commissioner of Regina, 1910. Chairman of Board of Examiners of Sasckatchewan Land Surveyors. Married Jennie Cowan Menzies, Toronton, 1897; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Assiniboia. Societies: A. F. ft A. M,; Canadian Society of Civil Engineers. Recreations: golf, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 2232 Lorne St., Regina, Sask. McFHERSON, Major Charles Duncan, M. L. A.—Editor and proprietor, Daily Graphic and Weekly Manitoba Liberal, Portage la Prairie. Born Forest, Ont., April 14, 1877, son of Dougald and Fanny McPherson. Educated Forest. Apprentice office of Forest Free Press, 1893; came to Portage la Prairie, 1896; worked as printer and foreman, Portage la Prairie, Neepawa, Man., and Fort William, Ont., 1896-1899; manager and editor, Weekly Manitoba Liberal, Portage la Prairie 1899-1901; bought that paper, 1901; bought Daily Graphic, and merged the two, retaining old names, 1903; with R. G. McCuish established Fort William Herald, 1905; sold out, 1906; supervising editor of the Western Editor, Winnipeg, a newspaperman's publication, since Jan. 1, 1911. Elected Manitoba Legislature for Lakeside, 1910; member of Manitoba Grain Growers' Association; president, Western Canada Press Association, 1908-1909; major in command "C" Squadron, 18th Canadian Mounted Rifles. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; K. of P.; St Andrews. Recreation: motoring. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Portage la Prairie, Man. McFHERSON, Charles Edward Stuart —Assistant pasenger traffic manager, C. P. R., Winnipeg. Born Chatham, Ont., June 7, 1862. Clerk Grand Trunk Ry., Toronton, 1876. Came to Winnipeg, 1899. Married Josephine Troop, St. John, N. B., 1896. Club: Manitoba. Societies: St. Andrews; A. F. ft A. M. Presbyterian. Address: Winnipeg, Man. McFHERSON, John Allan, M. L. A.- Farmer. Born Mount Pleasant, Ont, Dec. 28, 1855, son of Donald and Catherine McPherson. Came to Winnipeg, 1878; on C. P. R. construction 1878-1881; came to Edmonton via ox cart, 1881 and home- steaded. Director Edmonton Exhibition Association since 1901; Director Stoney Plain Creamery Association since 1906; member local School Board since 1895: Postmaster Spruce Grove since 1897; J. P., 1890-1895. Elected to Alberta Legislature for Stoney Plain 1905; re-elected 1909. Married Christina Hodel, 1894; has five sons and one daughter. Liberal. Presbyterian. Address: Spruce Grove, Alta. john m. Mcpherson McFHERSON, John M.—President and Managing Director Maritime Trust Co., Ltd., 225 Hastings St., Vancouver; President London Trust Co., Ltd. Born Prince Edward Island, Nov. 6, 1884, son of Alexander and Margaret Ross McPherson. Manager Heaslip & McPherson, Vancouver, 1906-1910; present position since 1910. Address: Vancouver, B. C. McFHAIL, A. C.—Farmer. Born Lanark County, Ont., 186,4, son of Peter and Elizabeth McPhail. Came to Manitoba 1883; farmed 1888; Vice-President Brandon Summer Fair; Director Manitoba Winter Fair; ex-President Brandon Grain Growers' Association; ex-President Farmers' Institute; ex-Councillor Municipality of Elton. Raises Clydesdale horses (registered); improved Yorkshire pigs; and White Plymouth Rocks; ex-President "Western Agricultural and Arts Association. Married Mary McDougall, Lanark, Ont., 1892; has two sons and two daughters. President Forrest Curling Club. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Brandon, Man. MCPHILLIPS, XV. Co, MTm Xw. C" Born Captain Albert Edward, I.—Barrister, Victoria. Richmond Hill, Ont, March 21, 1861, son of George McPhillips, D. L. S., C. E., and Margaret McPhillips. Educated St. Boniface College; Manitoba College. Counsel for Merchants Bank of Canada, Victoria; British Columbia Electric Railway Co., Ltd., British Columbia Land and Investment Agency, Ltd.; Vancouver Island Power Co., Ltd., and various other corporations. Holds second class certificate from Toronto School of 409 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY ALBERT EDWARD McPHILLIPS Infantry; Lieutenant 90th Battalion, Winnipeg Rifles, in Northwest Rebellion, 1885; medal and clasp. Fish Creek and Batoche; retired 1890 with rank of Captain. Member of Legislative Assembly for British Columbia 1898-1903, 1907- 1910; Attorney General for British Columbia, resigning Nov. 5, 1903. Married Sophia Davie, 1896. Recreations: Riding, gardening. Club: Union. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: Cloon- more House," Rockland Ave., Victoria, B. C. LEWIS GRIFFITH McPHILLIPS McPHILLIPS, Lewis Griffith, K. C— Of McPhillips ft Wood, Barristers and Solicitors, Davis Chambers, Vancouver. Born Richmond Hill, Ont, March 12, 1859, son of George McPhillips and Mar garet Lavin. Came to Manitoba 1872. Educated Manitoba College, Winnipeg. Called to Bar of Manitoba 1882; came to British Columbia 1888; appointed Q. C. (Dominion), 1892; Q. C. (Provincial), 1900; Bencher British Columbia Law Society. Married Emma Louise Rogers. Club: Vancouver. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: 2045 Barclay St., Vancouver, B. C. EDWARD S. McQUAED McQUAID, Edward S., B. A., LL. B.— Barrister, Traders Bank Bldg., Edmonton. Born Elgin, Albert County, N. B., Aug. 25, 1881, son of David A. and Eleanor McQuaid. Educated Provincial Normal School, Fredericton, N. B., Mount Allison University; Harvard Universityfe! Manitoba University. Came to Edmonton 1908. Practiced as Stuart ft McQuaid, 19fl§. Clubs: Canadian, Edmonton. Recreations: Football and tennis. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Alberta Block, Edmonton, Alta. McQUARRIE, Alexander Lachlan, B. S., M. D.—Physician. Bora Ottawa, Aug. 11, 1879, son of Lachlan and Mary Mc Quarrie; came to boy. . Educated St. man three years years with C. P. Westminster since British Columbia as Louis, Mo. Brake- and mail clerk five R. Practiced New 1909. Married Florence Maud Morrison, May 21, 1910. Club: Westminster. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; A. O. F.; S. O. E. Recreation: Lacrosse. Address: New Westminster, B. C. McQUARRIE, William Garland. — Of Wade, Whealler, McQuarrie ft Martin, Barristers and Solicitors, New Westminster and Vancouver. Born Ottawa, July 26, 1876, son of Lachlan and Mary McQuarrie Educated public and high schools Winnipeg and New Westminster; Osgoode Hall. Came to British Columbia 1889. Called to British Col- 410 ft Briggs): then seph Martin, K. McQuarrie), and Vancou- Jericho A. F. ft WILLIAM GARLAND McQUARRIE umbia Bar 1900, since when has practiced first in firm headed by Aulay Morrison, K. C. (now Mr. Justice Morrison of the British Columbia Supreme Court Bench, Morrison, Whiteside, McQuarrie in firm headed by Jo- C. (Martin, Weart & for last three years in firm of Wade, Whealler, McQuarrie & Martin, senior partner being F. C. Wade, K. C. Solicitor for City of New Westminster and Burnaby Matsqui, Sumas and Surrey Municipalities for some years. Married Elsie Owen Macgowan, daughter of D. H. Macgowan, New Westminster, 1907; has one son and one daughter. ' Clubs: Westminster, ver, Royal Vancouver Yacht, Country, Vancouver. Societies: A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: Lacrosse, football, tennis. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 49 Albert Crescent, New Westminster, B. C. McRAE, Alexander D.—Of „ Davidson ft McRae, Toronto, Winnipeg and Vancouver; Vice-President and Managing Director of the Canadian Western Lumber Co., Ltd., Fraser Mills, B. C; President Anacortes Lumber ft Box Co., Anacortes, Wash. ; Treasurer Columbia River Lumber Co., Ltd., Golden, B. C; Vice-President and Managing Director Canadian Collieries (Dunsmuir), Ltd., Victoria; President Canadian North Pacific Fisheries, Ltd., Vancouver; President Wallace Fisheries, Ltd., Vancouver; Director Saskatchewan Valley Land Co., Winnipeg, etc. Born Glencoe, Ont., Nov. 17, 1874, son of Duncan and Mary McRae. Educated public schools. Banker United States; subsequently engaged colon- McTAVISH, Donald Neil.—Broker, 421 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Beeton, Ont, Oct 2, 1878, son of Peter and Margaret McTavish. Came to British Columbia 1889. Educated public schools; school teacher 1897. Married Mabel Evelyn Sherwood, Hillsboro, N. B. Club: Alpine. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Mountaineering, fishing. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 1605 Nelson St, Vancouver, B. C. ' McTAVISH, F. D.—Manager British Canadian Securities Co., Ltd., Dominion Trust Bldg., Vancouver. Born Beeton, Ont, Oct. , 1878, son of Peter and Margaret McTavish. Educated public and high schools. Lived Winnipeg and Southern Manitoba nine years. Came to British Columbia; farmed and taught sehool Hammond, B. C. Represented British Columbia Permanent Loan & Savings Co.; was Superintendent for British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan for International Correspondence Schools. Came to Vancouver 1889; Director McTavish Bros., Ltd.; President British Columbia Fruit Land Co., Ltd. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY P. D. McTAVISH Clubs: Terminal City, Canadian Alpine. Societies: A. F. ft A. M. (32d degree). Recreation: Mountaineering. Address: 1281 Pacific St., Vancouver, B. C. McWILLIAMS, William H.—Grain and Lumber Merchant, Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Peterboro, Ont., March 27, 1861, son of John and Agnes McWilliams. Educated public schools. Grain business, Minneapolis, Minn. Came to Winnipeg 1902. President Monarch Lumber Co.; Winnipeg Elevator Co.; Empire Elevator Co.; Thunder Bay Elevator Co.; Vice-President Canadian Elevator Co. Married Carry J. Hart, St. Cloud, Minn., 1885; has one son. Clubs: Manitoba St Charles Country. Recreation: Golf. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 65 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Man. MEADOWS, Charles John. — Farmer. Born Colchester, England, Jan. 30, 1871, son of Ward and Elizabeth Meadows. Educated Nautwich Grammar School, England; came to Manitoba 1886; farmed with F. C. Drummond, Daly Municipality, 1886-1889; farmed with his father, Odanah Municipality, 1889-1894; farmed near Rapid City, 1904, where owns and operates 800 acres of land. Director Minnedosa Agricultural Society; Councillor Minnedosa for Odanah, 1896-1900; School Trustee for Roseneath School for three terms (3 years each). Married Edith Maria Dentith, New Brighton, England, 1894; has one son and one daughter. Recreation: Motoring. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Box 128, Rapid City, Man. MEADOWS, Ernest William.—Farmer. Born Agra, India, Dec. 19, 1879, son of Ward and Elizabeth Meadows. Educated- National Schools, England; Wheat City College, Brandon. Came to Manitoba 1888. Vice-President Grain Growers' Association, Moore Park, Man. Farmed Rapid City, 1904. Recreations: All sports. Anglican. Address: Rapid City, Man. MEEK, Ethelbert Eldridge, B. A., M.D. —Physician and Surgeon. Born Fivef Islands, N. S., Nov. 26, 1877, son of Benjamin and Jennie Ella Meek. Educated University of Manitoba Came to Virden, Man., 1885; practiced Altona Man., 1901. City Medical Health officer; Lieutenant C. A. M. C, attached to 95th Saskatchewan Rifles. Married Hat- tie Louise Higginbotham, Virden, 1902; has one daughter. Clubs: Assiniboia, Canadian. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: Hockey, football. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 2121 Scarth St, Regina, Sask. MEGRAW, Major Ainsley.—Proprietor and Managing Editor The Hedley Gazette, Hedley. Born Paisley, Ont, July; 12, 1857, son of John and Isabella Me- graw. Educated public and high schools' Paisley, Ont; Collegiate Institute, St Catherines, Ont; Normal School, Ottawa; School of Practical Science, Toronto; School of Mines, Kingston; Joint Editor The Busy Times, Port Elgin, Ont, 1884-1885; Editor and Proprietor Paisley- Advocate, Paisley, 1885-1892; Editor and Joint Proprietor Vernon News, 1892- 1893; Editor and Proprietor Wiarton Ont, 1894-1896; mining Camp McKinney, B. C, 1897-1902; Deputy Mining Recorder, Beaverdell, B. C, 1902-1904; present business since 1904. Served with 32nd Battalion Bruce County, Ont, retiring With rank of Major. Societies: I. O. O. F; A. F. ft A. M. (first Master of Vernon ft Hedley Lodge). Recreation: Golf. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address:; Hedley, B. C. MEGAW, W. R.—Departmental Store, Barnard Ave., Vernon; is now conducting the largest individual general merchandise business in the Province. Director Jubilee Hospital. Born County Down, Ireland, April 2, 1848, son of Samuel and Mary Jane Riggs Megaw. Came to Canada as a boy. Educated public schools near Bowmanville, Ont. Came to British Columbia, 1878. In mercantile business, Nicola 1878-1882, with branches Spence's Bridge, 1881-1884, near Lytton 1881-1885, Savona 1881-1885; Kamloops, 1884-1889; Vernon since 1885. Received first freight shipment at Kamloops via C. P. R., from the East, 1886; was accorded a flat rate of $1.57 from Montreal; made first shipment by rail from Sicamous to Vernon on line built by 412 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY W. R. MEGAW Hon. Senator George Riley and Hon. T. W. Paterson, Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia. Mayor Vernon, 1900- 1904. Married Annie Donough, 1884; has one son and one daughter. Independent; Presbyterian. Address: Vernon, B. C. MEHAN, William Charles Clyde. — General Superintendent Mountain Division G. T. P., Prince Rupert. Born Quebec, Oct 16, 1866, son of Edward and Elizabeth Mehan. Educated St. Albans, Vt. With Central Vermont Ry., St. Albans, 1881-1899; Trainmaster Canada Atlantic and Grand Trunk, Ottawa, 1899-1906; Superintendent Delaware ft Hudson lines in Canada, Montreal, 1906- 1908; Superintendent Prairie Division, G. T. P., Melville, Sask., 1908-1910; received present appointment 1910. Married Abbie Clara Graves, St. Albans', 1889. Address: Prince Rupert, B. C. MEIGHEN, Arthur, B. A., M. P.—Of Cooper & Meighen, Barristers, Portage la Prairie. Born St. Mary's, Ont, June 16, 1874, son of Joseph and Mary Jane Meighen. Educated St. Mary's public schools, Toronto University. Taught school Caledonia, Ont, 1897-1898. Came to Winnipeg 1898; Portage la Prairie 1902; Bencher Manitoba Law Society; elected to House of Commons for Portage la Prairie, 1908. Married Jessie Isabel Cox, Birtle, Man., 1904; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Portage la Prairie; Adanac (Winnipeg). Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Portage la Prairie, Man. MEIKLE, George Greenshields.—Editor and Publisher. Bom Burritts Rapids, Ont, Dec. 1, 1854, son of John and Eliza Meikle. Educated Burritts Rapids, and Lachute Academy. Came to British Columbia 1904. Married Euphe- mia Carmichael Crawford. Address: New Michel, B. C. MEIXLEJOHN, John. — Chief of Police, Medicine Hat Born Watten, Caith- nesshire, Scotland, June 8, 1873, son of George and Elizabeth McKay Meikle- john. Educated public schools Watten. Came to Canada 1897; on police force, Winnipeg, 1897-1900; police force, Calgary, 1900-1905; present office since 1906. Married Marion Gibson, Winnipeg, 1907; has one son. Society: A. F. & A. M. Presbyterian. Address: 430 Bramar St., Medicine Hat, Alta. MEINDL, Alexander George, M. D., C. M. — Physician and Surgeon, Somerset Block, Winnipeg. Born Mattawa, Ont., Sept. 19, 1881, son of Frank and Angela Meindl. Educated Ottawa University; McGill University. Came to Manitoba 1905. Physician to St. Boniface Hospital; Lecturer, Pediatrics and Obstetrics, St. Boniface Hospital; Physician in charge, Pediatric Department, Miseri- cordia Hospital. Director Terminal Townsite Co., Ltd. Address: Winnipeg. Man. SAMUEL MELLARD, J. P. MELLARD, Samuel, J. P.—Postmaster Chilliwack. Born Newcastle, England, Sept. 24, 1854, son of Thomas and Mary Mellard. Educated grammar school Newcastle. Came to Chilliwack, B. C, 1887. Notary public for Province of British Columbia; Commissioner for Affidavits. Married Katharine Alice Webb, Bedford, England; has three daughters. Societies: A. F. ft A. M. (P. M.); R. A. Chapter; I. O. O. F.; (P. M.). Address: Chilliwack, B. C. 413 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY MELVIN, Rev. James Wilfred, B. A., B. D.—Lecturer on History, Wesley College, Winnipeg. Born Bruce County. Ont, Dec. 16, 1877, son of Thomas and Eliza Melvin. Educated high school. Walkerton, Ont.; Wesley College; Manitoba University; took part in several intercollegiate debates representing Manitoba University in international debates, Grand Forks, N. D., 1907; while at college acted as pastor Maryland Methodist and Norwood Methodist churches. Taught school 1896-1899; mission work at Carnduff, Whitewater and Eden, Man.; ordained by Methodist church, 1908. Rainy River, Ont., 1908- 1909; appointed to present position 1909. Recreations: Curling, canoeing. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Wesley College, Winnipeg, Man. MENLOVE, James F. C, J. F.—County Treasurer, Secretary and County Court Clerk, Virden. Born England, Aug. 19, 1871, son of James Charles and Myra Amelia Menlove. Educated London, England. Studied dentistry England; came to Canada engaged as contractor. Came to Virden 1889. President Manitoba Municipal Union. Drew up and introduced the present system of municipal accounting, now adopted by the Provincial Government for all municipalities. Married Clara Austin, Virden, 1894; has three sons and four daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. (Blue Lodge and Scottish Rite). Recreations: Rowing, gardening. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Magnus and Main Sts., Virden, Man. MENZIES, John Henry. — Of Clarkson, Cross ft Menzies, Chartered Accountants, Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg., Winnipeg; Toronto and Vancouver. Bora London, England, son of Andrew William and Mary Adam Menzies. Educated London. After preliminary clerkship in London, during which acquired six or seven European languages, went to tea house in Amoy, China, but forced by climate to leave that country. Afterwards had varied and wide business experience Canada Collaborated for two or three years with late Dr. Goldwin Smith, Toronto, on his literary journal, "The Week," as editor and writer, but found was not in sympathy with all Dr. Smith's views. Then confined his energies entirely to present profession. Married Mary Isabella Scott, Montreal, 1869; has three sons and four daughters. Club: Manitoba Recreations; Literature; history and British politics; political, social philosophy; finance as promotive of civilization and the well being of a people. Opposed to secular socialism in all forms as injurious to character and inimical to capital. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 32 Berlin St., Winnipeg, Man. belles lettres; religious and and economics ANDREW L. MERCER MERCER, Andrew L.—Of Gardiner & Mercer, Architects, Steel and Concrete Engineers, Westminster Trust Bldg., New Westminster. Born Ayr, Scotland, July 4, 1878. Son__oJL John Mercer and Jane Bulst Educated Ayr Academy. Served articles in architecture Ayr, 1893- 1898. Practiced Carlisle and Glasgow, 1898-1900; Managing Assistant to C. N. Ashworth, Dublin, 1900-1904; practiced on own account Ayr, Scotland, 1904-1909. Served with Ayrhsire Yeomanry. Societies: P. M. Degree of Lodge, Ayr, St James No. 125, S. C.; P. Z. Ayr, R A. Chapter No. 250; Prior and Preceptor,. Ayr Preceptory No. 3, 1907-1909; member 3 2d Degree Scottish Grand Council of Rites; member of the Council of the 33d Degree Scotland; Society of Architects, Great Britain. Married Susan MeFeat, Ayr, 1900. Club: New Westminster. Recreation: Golf. Presbyterian. Address: 706 Queen's Ave., New Westminster, B. C. MEREDITH, Henry. — Merchant (retired). Bora County Sligo, Ireland, son of Charles Meredith. Educated public schools. With A. R McMasters ft Bros., Toronto, Ont Came to Brandon, 1883. Controls large farming interests. Director Brandon General Hosiptal and active member since 1890. Recreation: All sports. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Brandon, Man. MERMAGEN, Ernest Wallace Moltke. —Manager Manitoba Mortgage and Investment Co., Ltd., 428 Union Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Bora Cranbrook, Kent, England, July 22, 1871, son of Rev. Carl Frederick and Frances Mermagen. Educated Westonsuper-mare, Somerset; Ghent Belgium. Came to Winnipeg, 1889. Clerk Hudson's Bay Co., 1892. Captain 90th Winnipeg Rifles. Married Jean McMurray, Seven Oaks, Kildonan, 1899; has one daughter. Clubs: Mani- 414 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY toba, St. Charles Country, Western Military Institute. Recreations: Football, golf, tennis. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Seven Oaks, Kildonan, Man. E. J. MERRILL MERRILL, E. J. — Manager Karn Morris Piano ft Organ Co., 337 "Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Bora Beamsville, Ont, Jan. 5, 1871. Came to Manitoba 181. Clerk Portage la Prairie, Man., 1885. Married Edna E Mawhinney, Holland, Man., 1902. Society: C. O. F. Recreation: Curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 6 Steele Block, Winnipeg, Man. CALEB LESLIE MERRITT MERRITT, Caleb Leslie. — Of C. L. Merritt & Co., 410 Homer St, Vancouver. Born Brant County, Ont, July 11, 1865, son of Isaac Birdsell and Louisa Kelly Merritt. Educated public schools, Scotland; Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph. Employee Cockshutt Plow Co., Brantford, Ont; traveler in Ontario for Massey Harris Co., 1895; in charge of Maritime field, St. John, N. B., 1898-1905; Winnipeg branch 1906-1906. Came to British Columbia 1906. Served with 2nd Dragoons, Brantford, Ont Married Minnie Louise Laird, Brant County, Ont, 1888. Club: Terminal City. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F; C. O. F. Recreations: Motoring, golf. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 1774 Fifth Ave. W., Vancouver, B. C. MESS, Bernard C.—Manager Findlay, Durham ft Brodle, 1308 Wharf St, Victoria Born England, May 6, 1860, son of Charles and Caroline Mess. Educated London, England, and Germany. Clerk In London 1876. Came to British Columbia 1894. Member Council of Victoria Board of Trade. Fellow of Church Institute of Secretaries, England. Married Florence Bramall, London, England; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Union, Arion. Address: 1472 Fort St., Victoria, B. C. METCALFE, Hon. Thomas Llewellyn. —Justice of the Court of King's Bench, Winnipeg. Born St Thomas, Ont, Feb. 21, 1870, son of Thomas Hatton Metcalfe and Elizabeth Metcalfe. Educated public schools Portage la Prairie. Called to Manitoba Bar, practiced Winnipeg, 1894; member of law firm of Metcalfe, Sharpe Stockpole ft Elliott Commissioner to revise Dominion Statutes, 1906; and member of a Dominion Fisheries Commission. Clubs: Manitoba, Carleton. Recreations: Polo, riding, motoring. Address: 397 River Ave., Winnipeg, Man. MEWBURN, F. EL, M. D., C. M.—Physician and Surgeon; Medical Superintendent Gait Hospital; Honorary Surgeon Northwest Mounted Police since 1886; Medical Officer, Alberta Railway ft Irrigation Co., since 1886. Born Niagara Falls, Ont, March 5, 1858, son of Francis Clarke and Henrietta Shotter Mewburn. Educated grammar school, Niagara Falls; McGill University. Junior house surgeon Montreal General Hospital, 1881- 1882; medical superintendent Winnipeg General Hospital 1882-1886; private practice Lethbridge since 1886. Surgeon Crows Nest Railway during construction. Alderman Lethbridge 1900-1904; Mayor 1906-1907. Married Louise Nelson, Charlottetown, 1887; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Chinook. Society: A. F. & A. M. Independent Liberal; Anglican. Address: Lethbridge, Alta MEWHORT, James. — Publisher and editor Holden Herald. Born Edinburgh, Nov. 27, 1875, son af James and Isabella Mewhort. Educated Normal school, Edinburgh. On staff of Scottish Leader, Edinburgh; subsequently engaged in evangelistic work England for five years. Came to Alberta 1905*, employed two- years on staff of High River Times; 415 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY started Crossfield Chronicle 1907. Air- drie News 1908; and Cochrane Advocate 1909. Independent Reid, 1903; has one ters. Society: I. O. Stamp collecting. Alta Married Marian C. son and two daugh- O. F. Recreation: Address: Holden, MIALL, Edward, B. A. — Barrister. Born Ottawa, Oct. 23, 1880, son of Edward and Adeline Miall. Educated Lake- field Preparatory School; Bishop's College School, Lennoxville, Que.; University of Bishop's College; Osgoode Hall. Clerk President's OfHce C. P. Ry., Montreal, 1900-1901; student with Gemmill & May, Ottawa, 1904-1907; practiced Govan, Sask., 1907-1909; Assistant Collector C. P. R., Vancouver, 1909; practiced Maple Creek, Sask., 1910. Assessor Govan, Town and School. Author "Citations of the Statutes of Alberta and Saskatchewan." Married Pauline Elinor Rainboth, 1908; has one son. Societies: Gamma Sigma Fraternity; Delta Chi Fraternity. Clubs: Victoria Yacht (Aylmer, Que.), 1904-5-6-7; Govan Curling, 1908; Maple Creek Curling, 1910; Maple Creek Tennis, 1910. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Maple Creek, Sask. MICHENER, Edward, M. L. A. — Of Michener, Carscallen ft Co., Financial Agents and Stock Breeders, Red Deer. Born Tintern, Ont, Aug. 8, 1867, son of Jacob and Eliza C. Michener. Educated College Institute, St. Catharines, Ont; Victoria University. Came to Alberta, 1897. Financial.broker Red Deer since 1898. Mayor of Red Deer three terms. Member Alberta Legislature for Red Deer; elected leader of Provincial Conservative party 1910. Provincial Representative International Sunday School Association; President Laymen's Association, Alberta Methodist Conference. Married Mary E. Roland, Tintern; has three sons and two daughters. Club: Red Deer. Address: Red Deer, Alta MICKLE, His Honor Charles Julius.— County Court Judge, Northern Judicial District of Manitoba, Minnedosa. Born Stratford, Ont, July 22, 1848, son of Alexander D. and Elizabeth A. Mickle. Educated Grammar School, Stratford. Called to Ontario Bar 1872. Came to Manitoba 1882. Elected to Manitoba Legislature 1888; re-elected 1892-1896; 1899; 1903 and 1908. Entered Greenway Government-^ as Provincial Secretary 1896; resigned 1900; elected leader of Opposition 1904, which position he later JUDGE CHARLES JULIUS MICKLE resigned. Married Mary A. Rose, Stratford. Liberal. Address: Minnedosa. Man. MIDDLETON, Hal E. — Insurance and Financial Agent, Leeson-Lineham Block, Calgary. Born Portland, Ore., Oct. 30, 1870. Educated high school, Portland. Sporting editor Portland Ore- gonian. Secretary Manitoba and Northwestern Underwriters' Association, Winnipeg, 1904-1905. Came to Alberta 1905. Married Edna Pike, Portland, Ore. Address: Georgian Court, Calgary, Alta. MILESTONE, Charles W. — General Agent Alberta Railway & Irrigation Co., Moose Jaw. Born Medina, Ohio, Feb. 24, 1857, son of Peter and Nancy Parsons Milestone. Educated High School Cleveland, Ohio. Came to Winnipeg 1882; as train dispatcher C. P. Ry.; chief dispatcher C.*P. R., Winnipeg, 1885; Superintendent C. P. Ry., Moose Jaw, 1890- 1902; in present business since 1902. Clubs: -Manitoba, Winnipeg, Brandon, Brandon, Moose Jaw. Address: Moose Jaw, Sask. MILGATE, George. — Of George Mil-! gate ft Co., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 1008 McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Bortt Newmarket Ont., Dec. 17, 1878, son of George and Elizabeth Mil- gate. Educated public schools Ontario. Came to Manitoba and farmed 1895-1898; established present business 1895. Interested Western Iron Works Co. Married Ellenor E. Dyke, Newmarket, Ont Club: Canadian. Society: I. O. O. F. 416 GEORGE MILGATE Recreations: Curling, motoring. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 23 St. James Place, Winnipeg, Man. MILLER, Andrew. — Industrial Commissioner of Calgary Industrial and Development Bureau; Honorary Secretary Canadian South African Service Association. Born Glawgow, Ont, June 2, 1872, Isaac Margaret son of Miller. Educated high school Renfrew, Ont; Ottawa College. .Jity Editor Evening Journal, Ottawa, 1892-1899; news editor Evening Citizen, Ottawa, 1899- 1900; editor Evening Mail and Empire. Toronto, 1902-1906; managing editor Ottawa Free Press, 1906-1910; present position 1911. Served with Strathcona's Horse, South African War, 1900-1901; author of official history of regiment; commanded . D Squadron 20th Border Horse, 1900, rank Major. Married Catherine Edith Mansfield, Rideau View, Ont. 1903; has one son. Club: Alberta. Presbyterian. Address: 2122 2nd St. W., Calgary, Alta MILLER, Edith Jane, A. T. C. M. — Born Rothsay, Ont., daughter of William White and Annie Matilda Brown Miller. Came to Portage la Prairie as a child. Educated Westminster Ladies' College; Toronto Conservatory of Music (gold medal); studied for a time with Ran- degger in London and also under Madame Marchesi. Gave her first concert at Massey Hall, Toronto. Later became solo contralto, St. Bartholomew's Church, New York, subsequently filling a similar position in the Tompkins Ave. Congregational Church, Brooklyn. Returning to England gave first concert under patronage of T. R. H., the Prince and Princess of Wales, achieving a triumph. Miss Miller's voice shows to the greatest advantage in oratorio, concert and song recitals, having been much in demand in Columbia Legislature 1909. Married Jean Helen Ross, Grand Forks, 1899; has one son and one daughter. Club: Union. Recreations: Hunting, fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Grand Forks, B. C. MILLER, Esli Powers. — Secretary Dominion Trust Co., Vancouver. Born Bellefontaine, O., Jan. 10, 1872, son of Andrew R and Lucy A. Miller. Educated Buffalo, N. Y. Clerk Queen City Bank, Buffalo, 1892; engaged missionary work, Congo Free State, under auspices of an undenominational society, 1896- 1897; later with Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co. Came to British Columbia 1901. Married Rene Ada Dickson, Boma, Congo Free State; has two sons and two daughters. Recreation: Riding. Address: Point Grey Road, Vancouver, B. C. MILLER, John J.—Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer, 44 Hastings St. W„ Vancouver. President Vancouver Exhibition Association. Born Sydney, Australia, WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Nov. 9, 1860, son of John and Rebecca Nixon Miller. Educated privately and public school. Station agent, real estate broker, Cootamundra, Australia, 1885. Came to British Columbia and established present business 1903. Married Susie M. Gordon; has four daughters Club: Australiasian (Pres.). Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: Tennis. Conservative; Anglican. Address: "Kurra- jong," Salisbury Drive, Grandview, Vancouver, B. C. MILLER, John Stewart,. ex-M. F. P., J. F.—Farmer, retired. Born Ontario, Sept. 17, 1844, son of Christian and Thomas Miller, J. P. Farmed number of years Camden Township, County of Lennox, and Addington. Came to Manitoba 1890. Justice of the Peace; member of the Provincial Parliament of Ontario, 1886; reeve of Pembina, 1897-1899. Served as Lieutenant 47th Battalion; was one of seven appointed by Manitoba Government on the Advisory Board on the establishment of an Agricultural College Manitoba, 1901. Married Annie Robertson, Seaforth, Ont, 1877; has one son. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; L. O. L; I. O. F. Conservative; Methodist Address: Manitou, Man. MILLER, Thomas. — Managing editor The Evening Times, Moose Jaw. Bora Grand Valley, Ont, July 21, 1876, son of James and Ann Miller. Educated public and high schools Regina Printer's devil, The Standard, Regina, 1892. Came to Moose Jaw, 1894. Member of Moose Jaw School Board for nine years; also of Moose Jaw Collegiate Board. President Moose Jaw Board of Trade, 1909. Married Grace MacGregor Keay, Moose Jaw, 1897; has one son and two daughters. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 129 Ominica St. W., Moose Jaw, Sask. MILLER, William Thomas. — Provincial Superintendent Ocean Accident & Guaranty Corporation, 429 Pender St., Vancouver. Born West Flamboro, Ont, Aug. 4, 1875, son of Thomas and Mary Miller. Educated College Institute Hamilton; Upper Canada College. Served as Lieutenant 4th Hamilton Field Battery two years; Lieutenant A Battery "Royal Canadian Artillery three years. Came to British Columbia 1903. Married Ar- leen Villa, 1904; has one son. Club: Hunt Recreations: Eootball, hockey. Address: Vancouver, B. C. MILLER, William White.—Postmaster Portage la Prairie. Born Dower County, Cavan, Ireland, Aug. 8, 1846, son of Matthew G. and Jane Miller. Came to Canrr ada and with his parents settled Hamilton 1854. Educated public schools, Guelph, Ont. Engaged mercantile business, Rothsay, Ont., 1873; moved to Manitoba 1877; manager Patterson & Mac- Cracken Co., Portage' la" Prairie, 1877; appointed Postmaster 1880. President Urban Insurance Co.; Superintendent Knox Church Sunday School for thirty years; President of Local Bible Society for over twenty years. Secretary-Treasurer Municipality Portage la Prairie 1881-1885; Chairman Public School Board 1890-1910. Married Anna M. Brown, Listowel, Ont, 1872; has one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. Presbyterian. Address: Portage la Prairie, Man. MILLICAN, W. J.—Of Millican ft Mil- lican, Barristers, McDougall Block, Calgary. Born Bel wood, Ont, Feb. 26, 1867, son of Anna C. and Rev. W. Millican. Educated Dr. Tassie's Grammar School, Gait, Ont.; Toronto University, Osgoode Hall. Practiced under firm name of Ball ft Millican, Gait, 1890; came to Calgary, 1904. Married Emily Bingham, Hamilton, 1893; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Independent Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 503 Seventeenth Ave., Calgary, Alta MILLIDGE, Sarah E.—Born St. John, N. B., daughter of Thomas E. and Sarah de Blois White Mlllidge. Educated St. John. Came to Manitoba 1885. Was Corresponding Secretary Women's Auxiliary, sixteen years; now Organizing Secretary; Lady Matron, St. John's College School, twenty years. Clubs: Canadian Women's, Woman's Auxiliary. Society: Historical, St John, N. B. Recreations: Camping, boating, traveling. Anglican. Address: 414 Broadway Court, Winnipeg, Man. MILLIGAN, Charles James, B. A., M. A.—Master of Titles and Inspector of Legal Offices for the Province of Saskatchewan, Land Titles Bldg., Regina. Born St. John, N. B., June 15, 1870, son; of James and Margaret Dunlop Milligan. Educated University of New Brunswick, j Attorney at law, 1891; called to New! Brunswick Bar 1892; practiced withj Gerard G. Ruel, chief solicitor for 42an-i adian Northern Ry. as Ruel ft Milligan; managing editor St. John Telegraph, 1900-1903; Director St John Sun and! News, 1904-1907; Registrar of Probate, St. John, N. B., 1906-1908; appointed to present position 1908. Secretary Liberal j Association of New Brunswick, 1896-j 1906; manager St. John Exhibition 1906. Served as Lieutenant Princess Louise Hussars. Married Mary Cunningham Stone, Hamilton, Bermuda, 1894; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Union (St. John), Assiniboia. Societies: A. F.| ft A. M.; I. O. O. F.; St. Andrew's. Recreations: track sports, football, lacrosseJ yachting, rowing, curling Liberal; Pres-J byterlan. Address: 231 Lorne St, Rei gina, Sask. 418 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY CHARLES S. MILLS MILLS, Charles S.—Of The Alberta Locators; President Hudson Motor Sales Co. Born Westover, Ont, April 22, 1880, son of James and Mary Mills. Educated Westover and Hamilton. In general store, Westover, 1897; came to Albetra 1907. Married Harriett Massander, Calgary. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; Maccabees. Recreations: Baseball, fishing. Address: 338 13th Ave E., Calgary, Alta f£ MILLS, John B, K. C. — Barrister, Inns of Court, Vancouver. Born Granville Ferry, N. S., July 24, 1850, son of John and Jane Mills. Educated Horton Academy; Acadia University. Came to British Columbia 1904. Married Agnes K. Rose, 1896. dub: Jericho Country. Recreations: Golf, cricket. Address: 1118 Cardero St., Vancouver, B. C. MILLS, Nelson Darius. — Barrister. Born Mersea, Essex County, Ont., July 12, 1862, son of William Russell and Martha Ann Mills. Educated College Institute, St. Thomas, Ont; Toronto University. Farming Essex County, 1884; law student J. M. Glenn, K. C, St Thomas, 1888; Macdonald, Mcintosh ft McCrimmon, Toronto, 1889; practiced Toronto, 1891-1897; came to Alberta 1897; practiced Strathcona, 1899. Mayor Strathcona 1907-1908 (resigned). Married Isobel Taylor Innes, Woodstock, Ont, 1890; has one son and one daughter. Recreations: Walking, driving. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Main St, Strathcona, Alta MILNE, Capt. Charles. — President Milne Produce Co., Ltd., 137 Water St, Vancouver. Bora Aberdeenshire, Scotland, Sept 25, 1866, son of Charles and Isabella Milne. Educated public and grammar schools, Aberdeenshire. Came to British Columbia 1890. Clerk Weeks ft Ford, produce dealers, Vancouver, 1897-1900; produce business in his own name, Yukon, 1900-1912; produce business in own name, Vancouver, 1902-1907; Milne ft Gunn, Vancouver, 1907-1911; present company incorporated 1911. Served as Captain 6th D. C. O. R. since 1904; won several medals and trophies Ottawa and on Bisley team. Married Charlotte Maude Mcintosh, Glengarry, Ont, 1900. Club: Terminal City. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: Shooting, gardening. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 876 Jervis St., Vancouver, B. C. DAVID MILNE, J. P. MILNE, David, J. P.—Of the D. Milne Co., Ltd., General Stores, Medicine Hat; President Southern Alberta Telephone Co. Bora Baldastard, Largo, Scotland, May 27, 1858, son of David Milne and Jessie Mcintosh. Educated public schools Backmuir, Scotland. Came to Canada and farmed near Wapella, Sask., 1883; with C. P. R., Canmore, Alta, 1888-1900; manager Medicine Trading Co., 1900; bought out business 1907, and conducted business since under present firrn name. Director Medicine Hat Agricultural Society; resident Medicine Hat Board of Trade, 1904; Alderman 1903-1904; School Trustee 1905-1908; Mayor 1909-1-911 (3 terms). Married Nellie Bell Charteris, Dumfrieshire, Scotland, 1893 (deceased 1902); married Annie Chambers, Kirkwall, Scotland, 1904; has one son and three daughters. Clubs: Cypress, Medicine Hat Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; A. O. U. W.; I. O. O. F.; Ancient Order of Free Gardeners. Receration: Gardening. Mberal; Presbyterian. Address: 537 Esplanade St, Medicine Hat, Alta. MILNE, George Lawson, M. D., C. M. —Physician and surgeon. Bora Gar- mouth, Scotland, April 19, 1850, son of Alexander and Isabella Milne. Educated Toronto Medical School; Victoria 419 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY DR. GEORGE LAWSON MILNE University; Toronto University. Came to Canada 1857; to British Columbia 1880. Medical practitioner Victoria 1880. Health Officer for Victoria 1884-1890; Registrar and Secretary Medical Council and member Examining Board 1886- 1897; Dominion Medical Inspector Immigration Agent and Controller of Chinese 1910-1911; member Public School Board; member British Columbia Legislature 1890-1894; unsuccessful candidate for Dominion House of Commons 1896; Honorary President Ramsay Mfg. Co., Vancouver; President West Coast Fishing Co., Victoria. Served Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto. Married Ellen Katherine Kinsman, 1882. Clubs: Pacific, Liberal; Presbyterian. Recreations: Fishing, motoring. Address: 618 Dallas Road, Victoria, B. C. MILROY, Thomas M., M. B., M. D. — Physician. Born Gait Ont, Feb. 12, 1859, son of John and May Milroy. Educated Gait Grammar School, under Dr. Tassle; Toronto University and Trinity University. Practiced medicine Ontario, 1882; came to Manitoba 1884; organized and conducted Home for Incurables, Portage la Prairie, subsequently becoming medical superintendent; consulting physician Winnipeg General Hospital; surgeon, 90th Regiment Winnipeg, 1901- 1905; assisted successful negotiations with British Columbia to secure Dominion Medical Registration; ex-President College of Physicians and Surgeons, Manitoba; President Western Canada Guarantee and Accident Insurance Co. DR. THOMAS M. MILROY Married Alice May Burley, Portage la Prairie, 1889; has one son and one daughter. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 162 Donald St., Winnipeg, Man. MILTON, William Ryde. — Wholesale Baker, 668 Bannatyne Ave., Winnipeg. Born Bridgeheugh, Selkirk, Scotland, Jan. 31, 1871, son of William and Elizabeth Milton. Educated public schools, Roxburgh, Scotland. Came to Winnipeg i889; established present business 1901. Alderman 1909-1910; Director Retail Merchants' Fire Assurance Co.; ex-President Western Retail Association; President Western Canada Kennel Club; Vice- President Canadian Kennel Club; Vice- President Manitoba Field Trials Club; Director Horse Show Association 1909; member Board of Trustees, Winnipeg General Hospital. Married Mary Wallace, Winnipeg, 1896; has two daughters. Societies: Commercial Travelers; A. F- ft A. M.; I. O. O. F.; C. O. F.; S. O. S.; A. O. U. W. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 98 Nena St., Winnipeg, Man. MINER, George Howard. — Managing! Director The Prudential Life Insurance) Co., Keewayden Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Merricksville, Ont., April 1, 1873, son of Chester Banks and Sarah Miner. Educated Merricksville; Belleville, Ont] Hardware clerk, Carlton Place, Ont., 1889. Came to Winnipeg 1896; hardware business, Cranbrook, B. C, 1898-1902; Los Angeles, Cal., 1903-1904; brokerj Winnipeg, 1904-1907; founded present company 1907. Married Rhoda Agnesj Rupert, Cornwall, Ont, 1898; has one 420 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY GEORGE HOWARD MINER son and two daughters. Clubs: Adanac, Carleton. Societies: I. O. O. F. Recreation; Horses. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 574 Gertrude Ave., Winnipeg, Man. MITCHELL, Honorable Charles Richmond, B. A., B. C. L.—Attorney-General and Minister of Education, Province of Alberta, Edmonton. Born Newcastle, N. B.; Nov. 20, 1872. Educated Harkin's Academy, Newcastle, N. B.; University of New Brunswick, and King's College, Windsor, N. S. Appointed District Court Judge Calgary, Alta, 1907; resigned May 25, 1910; sworn of the Executive Council of Alberta, Attorney-General and Minister of Education, June, 1910; elected to Alberta Legislature June 29, 1910. Married Clara Fraser, St. Thomas, Ont., 1909. Address: 518 Fourteenth St., Edmonton, Alta MITCHELL, David, J. P.—Town Commissioner. Born Auchterarder, Scotland, July 6, 1872, son of David and Rachel Mitchell. Educated J. Gillespie's School and Edinburgh University. Junior with law firm, Scotland; came to Alberta 1899; farmed for a time; partner in firm of The Curry ft Constantine Co., Ltd.; appointed to present position 1907. Secretary-Treasurer for Stettler District Agricultural Society; Secretary-Treasurer Stettler Board of Trade; Secretary- Treasurer Stettler School District; Vice- President local branch Alberta League for Moral and Temperance Reform; manager Knox Church, Innisfail, Alta.; member Innisfail School Board one term; Secretary-Treasurer Town of Innisfail two years. Recreations: Tennis, curling, cricket Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Stettler, Alta. MITCHELL, Helen Richmond Brough. —Wife of Major James Bertram Mitchell. Born Gananoque, Leeds County, Ont, daughter of William and Elizabeth R. Brough. Educated high school Gananoque. Came to Manitoba 1878. Charter member and on first executive Winnipeg Women's Canadian Club; Past President Westminster Church Ladies' Society, Winnipeg; member board Old Folks' Home. Married James Bertram Mitchell, Gananoque, 1878; has one son and two daughters. Presbyterian. Address: 74 Furby St., Winnipeg, Man. MITCHELL, James Alexander. — Broker (retired). Born Whitby, Ont, son of James and Elizabeth Mitchell. Educated Toronto. Engaged grain and elevator business, Winnipeg. Director Royal Soap Co., Winnipeg; Honorary Director Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition; Director Vancouver A. B. C. Elevator Co.; Director Vancouver Local Insurance; Director Columbia Fire Insurance.; Director National Paper Co.; Director Bank of Vancouver. Clubs: Albany (Toronto), Manitoba (Winnipeg), Union. Address: 1617 Rookland Ave., Victoria, B. C. MAJOR JAMES BERTRAM MITCHELL MITCHELL, Major James Bertram. — Architect, Commissioner of School Buildings, Public School Board Office, Winnipeg. Born Gananoque, Ont, Oct 14, 1852, son of George and Jane Mitchell. Educated Gananoque High School; Montreal Art Institute. Came to Winnipeg 1878; appointed to present position 1893, being responsible for the public school buildings of Winnipeg; served Fenian Raids, 1866-1870; medal and two clasps; Royal Northwest Mounted Police, 1874-1877; signed as a witness with Governor Morris, Treaty 6, made with Wood and Plain Cree Tribes, Indians, Forts Carlton and Pitt, Aug. 23 and Sept. 421 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY 9, 1876; Major 100th Winnipeg Grenadiers Married Helen Richmond Brough, Gananoque, Ont, 1878; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Canadian, Western Canada Military Institute. Recreations: Reading, amateur photography, rifle shooting. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 74 Furby St, Winnipeg, Man. JAMES R. MITCHELL. MITCHELL, James R., J. F.—Of Mitchell ft Fraserr Real Estate and Financial Brokers. Bora Northumberland, Ont, Aug. 8, 1870, son of Ebenezer and Martha Mitchell. Educated public and high schools, Ontario. Farmed Ontario. Merchant tailor, Winnipeg, 1893-1901; real estate business, Winnipeg, 1901- 1904. Came to British Columbia 1904 and established present business. City Councillor, Penticton, 1910-1911; Chairman Finance and Police Committee; member of Penticton Board of Trade; President first Board of Trade Penticton. Married Mary L. Sampson, Winnipeg, 1898; has five daughters. Society: A. F. ft A. M. (P. M.). Conservative; Anglican. Address: Penticton, B. C. MITCHELL, John William. — Lumber and Coal Merchant 1319 Second St E., Calgary. Bora Ely, Cambridgeshire, England, April 19, 1872, son of Joseph Banham and Patty Westrope Mitchell. Educated Commercial School, Downham Market, Norfolk, England; Soham Grammar Sehool, Cambridgeshire. Farming, Cambridgeshire some years; came to .Alberta 1891; clerk J. B. Kelly, Calgary, 1891-1900; established present business 1900. Alderman Calgary 1906-1910; Mayor 1911. Strong advocate of municipal ownership of public utilities; largely instrumental securing for Calgary an JOHN WILLIAM MITCHELL efficient fire department' Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F, P. G. M. (P. G. R. Sovereign Grand Lodge). Liberal; Methodist. Address: 1319 Second St. E, Calgary, Alta MITCHELL, Robert Menzies, M. D., C. M., M. L. A. — Physician. Born Port Union, Ont, Oct 28, 1865, son of James and Elizabeth Mitchell. Educated Orangeville high school and Trinity Medical College (M. D., C. M., 1898); Chairman Weyburn Public School Board four years; Chairman of High School since established. Married Margaret McKinnon, Badjeros, 1892; has two sons. Societies: Fellow Trinity Medical College; C. P. ft S. of Ontario, Northwest Territories. Presbyterian; Liberal. Address: Weyburn, Sask. MODE, Allan Thomas, B. A. — Barrister and Solicitor, Clerk of the Supreme Court of .Alberta, Wetaskiwin. Born Vankleek Hill, Ont., Dec. 8,1880, son of George and Caroline Mode. Educated College Institute. Vankleek Hill; Toronto University. Came to Alberta 1903; law student with Rutherford ft Jamieson, Strathcona, 1903; called to the Alberta Bar, 1906; member of firm Rutherford, Jamieson & Mode, 1906; appointed Clerk of Supreme Court of Alberta, Wetaskiwin, 1909; President of Alberta Fish and Game Protective Association, Wetaskiwin Branch; President Strathcona Shooting Club, Ltd.; member Strathcona Public School Board 1904-1909. Married Margarita Edna Grant, Strathcona, 1906; has one son and one daughter. Recreations: Shooting, curling. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Wetaskiwin, Alta 422 ■■••v. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY MOBLEY, Frank Harry. — Wholesale Merchant Born Colorado, United States, May 14, 1870. son of George G. and Mary Francis Mobley. Educated Spokane Wash; high school, Cheney, Wash. Clerk Cheney 1884; came to British Columbia 1895; served Provincial Constable one year; Assistant Postmaster and J. P. Atlin, B. C, six years; served one term as License Commissioner. Married Ida Josephine Colvin, Colfax, Wash., 1893; has one son. Clubs: Prince Rupert, Terminal City (Vancouver). Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F.; Arctic Brotherhood. Recreation: Shooting. Address: Prince Rupert, B. C. DAVID S. MOFFAT MOFFAT, David S., B. A., B. C. L.— Barrister, City Solicitor, Calgary. Born Inverness, Que., Oct 5, 1869, son of David and Ann Moffat Educated McGill University (gold medalist English and Literature, 1894, B. C. L., 1901, valedictorian). Practiced with D. McCormack, K. C, Montreal, 1901. Came to Alberta 1907. Married Charlotte Florence Bailey, Calgary, 1909. Club: Calgary Golf. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; K. P.; A. O. U. W. Recreations: Golf, tennis. Address: Calgary, Alta. MOFFATT, Frederic C—Barrister and Solicitor. Born Toronto, Sept. 9, 1855, son of Lewis and Caroline Moffatt Educated Trinity College School; Trinity University. Practiced Toronto, 1879- 1897; Rossland, B. C, 1897-1902; editor Rossland Miner, 1897-4902; Nelson Daily News, 1902-1908; resumed practice, 1910. Served with Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto. Married Ida Morris, Hamilton, 1910. Club: Nelson. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Nelson, B. C. MOFFETT, Frank V.—Of Columbia Flouring Mills Co., Enderby. Born Minneapolis, Minn., July 9, 1866, son of John Moffett Educated Minneapolis. Came to British Columbia, 1903. Member Enderby Board of Trade. Married Mabel Rice, LaCrosse, Wis.; has four sons and two daughters. Address: Enderby, B. C. MOHUN, Edward. — Civil Engineer, Public Works Department, Victoria. Born Chigwell, England, Sept 3, 1838. Educated Blackheath, England. Assistant Engineer, 1858, London, England. Came to British Columbia, 1863. Engaged over fifty years engineering, principally for Government. Clubs: Union; Canadian. Societies: Canadian Society C. E.; Royal Sanitary Institute; American Society C. E.; Canadian Cement and Concrete Association; American Forestry Association. Address: 618 Blanchard St., Victoria, B. C. WILLIAM THOMAS MOLLARD, MOLLARD, William Thomas.—Contractor, Inspector of Public Works for Dominion Government, Regina. Bora near Aurora, Ont., May 5, 1855, son of James and Fanny Mollard. Educated public schools, Huron County, Ont. Carpenter, Winnipeg, 1881. Came to Regina, 1882, engaged in building and contracting business for himself until 1894, formed partnership with Charles Willoughby, under firm name of Willoughby ft Mollard*, contractors and builders; firm dissolved 1905, Mr. Mollard appointed Inspector of Public Works for Dominion Government, Saskatchewan and Alberta; appraiser for Dominion Government on all -buildings and property which was transferred from the Dominion to the Provinces of Saskatchewan and Alberta at time those provinces were formed. Alderman, Regina, 1898-1899; Mayor, 1900-1901; member of Regina Public School Board since 1901; chairman since 1908; President Masonic Temple Co.,; 423 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY President Saskatchewan Securities and Trust Corporation; director Regina Foundry Co.; director Leader Publishing Co. While Mayor of Regina 1901, he read civic address to present King and Queen, then the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York, and the Duke presented him with an autograph photo of himself and the Duchess. Married Margaret C. Stewart, Regina 1889. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; C. O. F. Recreation: Motoring. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 2051 Cornwall St., Regina, Sask. MOLLISON, Miss Jean.—Manageress Lake Louise Chalet, Lake Louise, Alta., and Glencoe Lodge, Vancouver. Born Inverness, Scotland, daughter of James Mollison, of Inverness. Educated Royal Academy, Inverness. Came to Canada, 1889, and to British Columbia, 1893. Recreation: Music. Address: Glencoe Lodge, Vancouver, B. C. MOLLOT. Miss Gabrielle.—Concert Pi- aniste and Teacher. Born Lyons, France, daughter of Fortune and Leopoldine Mol- lot. Educated Lyons and Paris, France. Graduate of College of Music, Lyons; certificated pupil of the famous Mosz- kowski, also pupil of Isidor Philipp. Address: 173 Langside St., Winnipeg, Man. MOLLOY, John Patrick, M. D., V. V. S., M. P.—Veterinary Surgeon. Born Arthur, Ont., March 13, 1873, son of John and Mary Alice Molloy. Educated Emerson and Toronto. Unsuccessful candidate for Morris, Manitoba, Legislature, 1907, being defeated by casting vote of returning officer; elected for Proveneher to House of Commons, 1908. Married Frances H. Keeley, 1903; has three daughters. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: Morris, Man. WILLIAM MOLLOY, MOLLOY, William.—Of John Molloy ft Sons, Winnipeg. Born Arthur, Ont. Oct. 28, 1877, son of John and Mary Alice Molloy. Educated public schools; Uni versity of Minnesota. Came to Manitoba, 1879. Taught school Manitoba, 1898. Represents Laverandrye County in Manitoba Legislative Assembly. Societies: K.. of C; Catholic Foresters. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 136 Edmonton St., Winnipeg, Man. MONCKTON, Marmaduke John, A. EL I. O. E.—Irrigation Engineer. Born near Wakefield, Yorkshire, England, Nov. 3, 1853, son of Colonel the Hon. E. G. Monckton. Educated Uppingham School; Royal Indian Engineering College, Cooper's Hill, England. Public Works Department, India 1874; afterwards with Public Works Department, Cape Colony, South Africa. Came to British Columbia, 1897. Served with Stellenbosch District Troop, South African War, 1901-1902. Married Kathleen, daughter of Department Surgeon General J. Browne, I. M. D.; has one son. Address: 1437 Georgia St., Vancouver, B. C. MONCRIEFF, John James.—Managing Editor the Tribune, Winnipeg. Born Shalloway, Shetland, Scotland, Oct. 19, 1866, son of Lawrence Moncrieff, for many years connected with Hudson's Bay Co., York Factory, and of Ann Moncrieff. Came to Manitoba, 1875. Educated Winnipeg. Clerk with Hudson's Bay Co. at St Francois Xavier; served apprenticeship later as printer and one of publishers of the Daily News, Winnipeg; joined reportorial staff of the Sun, under T. H. Preston and was sporting editor until joined Tribune; appointed managing editor the Tribune 1903; participated actively as political writer political struggles since 1890, notably 1896, when originated a feature much used in the Liberal press; was special political correspondent of the Toronto Globe, during progress of campaign, resulting in defeat of Tupper government, and in provincial election campaign at time of Greenway defeat, appearing as writer of celebrated Mellen interview. President Winnipeg Oratorio Society, 1910; soloist and conductor of number of oratorio concerts since 1898; President Clef Club, two years. Secretary of Athletic League of Winnipeg several years. Married May Blyth, 1888 (deceased); married has one son and two Carleton. Society: Hunting, music. Lib- Address: 231 Smith Minnie Blyth, 1896; daughters. Club: Clef. Recreations: eral, Presbyterian. St., Winnipeg, Man. MONGKOW, Lee.—Of Shon Yuen & Co., 541 Fisguard St., Victoria Born China, July 6, 1862, son of Lee Kai Jung. Educated San Francisco, Cal. Business, Hongkong, 1874. Came to British Columbia, 1882, H. M. Customs Interpreter. Married Seto Chang Aun, Victoria; has 424 msm WHO'S WHO. AND WHY five sons and three daughters. Society: Chinese Continental Benevolent Association. Address: 952 Johnson St., Victoria, B. C. MONKMAN, Albert.—Barrister, 258% Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Albion. Ont, June 24, 1850, son of James anc Catherine Monkman. Educated public schools; Toronto Law School. Practiced Toronto, 1875. Came to Winnipeg, 1879. Alderman, Winnipeg, two years. Served Lieutenant 95th Battalion Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Married Martha A. Elliott, Toronto, 1876; has four sons and two daughters. Societies: C. O. F; A. O. U. W. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 530 Langside St., Winnipeg, Man. A. S. MONRO, M. D., C. M. MONRO, Alexander Stewart, M. D., C. M.—Of Drs. Brydone-Jack, Monro and Cumming, 413 Granville St., Vancouver; Surgeon to Vancouver General Hospital; Surgeon. to Great Northern Railway Co. Born Rattray, Perthshire, Scotland, May 1, 1872, son of Wililam Stewart Monro. Came to Educated public schools, Winnipeg; Manitoba University, Chicago, and Margaret Canada, 1872. Toronto and University; McGill 111.; Vienna. Came to British Kamloops, Vancouver; Columbia 1896; practiced B. C, previous to coming to ; present partnership formed, 1901. Married Edith McCrossan, Vancouver, 1900. Clubs: Vancouver; Jericho Country; British Columbia Golf. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Scottish Rite; St Andrews; Caledonian. Recreation: Horticulture. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Vancouver, B. C. HUGH EDWIN L. R. C. P. MONROE, M. D., C. M. L. R. C. S. (Edin.) MONROE, Hugh Edwin, M. D., C. M., L. R. C. P., L. R. C. S. (Edin.)—Physician and Surgeon. Born St. Elmo, Glengarry County, Ont., June 16, 1879, son of William and Janet Monroe. Educated public schools, St. Elmo; High School, Alexander, Ont.; McGill University; Edinburgh University; Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, Edinburgh. Practiced Saskatoon, 1904; elected by acclamation to Board of Governors, Saskatoon City Hospital, 1908, and appointed chairman. Alderman, Saskatoon, 1905, 1906, 1907; resigned, 1909; re-elected, 1910.; unsuccessful candidate for Saskatchewan Legislature, 1905; Honorary President Saskatchewan Medical Association; ex- President Saskatchewan Medical Association. Married Myrtle Lottie Braun, Saskatoon, 1904; has one son. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreation: Curling. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 214 Nineteenth St., Saskatoon, Sask. MONTAGUE, John W.—Of Montague Land ft Securities Co., Real Estate and Financial Agent, Winnipeg. Born Adelaide Township, Middlesex County, Ont, April, 1851, son of Joseph I. Montague and Rhoda Montague. Educated public schools, Adelaide. After traveling over Iowa, Nebraska, Illinois and Dakota, came to Winnipeg May, 1877; resided in the Province of Manitoba continuously since that time except six years he was resident at Saulte Ste. Marie, Ont. Settled Southern Manitoba, being first settler in what is now Argyle Municipality, and was instrumental in inducing a number of settlers to some to that dis- 425 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY trict. Traveled three times to the Rocky Mountains before the construction of the C. P. R. First engineer on the erection of the electrical and machinery plant on the Saulte Ste. Marie Canal and occupied same position in connection with the Saulte Ste. Marie Pulp ft Paper Co. One of the Canadian representatives at the World's Columbian Exposition at Chicago in 1893. For years been engaged farm land business. Has wide knowledge of Western Canada and has strong faith in its future. Had charge of construction of several of the largest saw milling plants Western Canada. Married Janet McKenzie, Braemer, Ont. Address: 18 Touraine Bldg., Winnipeg, Man. MONTAGUE, Hon. Walter Humphries, M. D., C. M., L. R. C. P. (Edin.), F. C.— Financier. Born Adelaide Township, Middlesex County, Ont, Nov. 21, 1858, son of Joseph and Rhoda Montague. Educated public schools; high schools; Woodstock College; Toronto University; graduated Victoria University, 1882, and Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh, 1882. For many years represented Hal- dimand in House of Commons; for fourteen years was vice-president of Conservative Association of Ontario. Moved the address in reply to speech from Throne in session of 1888; sworn of Privy Council, 1893, and afterwards occupied positions of Minister of Agriculture and Secretary of State for Canada. Visited England, 1896, upon public business and discussed with Imperial Government question of Canadian cattle embargo; established ocean cold storage system between Canada and Great Britain during his term of office Moved at Toronto first resolution offered in Canada for mutual Imperial and Colonial Preferential Trade. Sppke on same subject with Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain at Canadian Club banquet, London, 1896. Addressed Home Market Club, Boston. Mass., and Lincoln Club of Michigan, 1904, on international relations Came to Manitoba, 1905; has since resided Winnipeg, where engaged in financial business. Married Angie Furry, South Cayuga, Ont; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba and St. Charles Country; Hamilton; Rideau (Ottawa). Recreation: Golf. Address: Evergreen Place Winnipeg, Man. MONTEITH, William.—Official Administrator. Born Govan, Renfrew, Scotland, April 13, 1851, son of John and Mary Mathews Monteith. Educated Elizabeth College Guernsey, C. I.- Came to British Columbia, 1876; to Victoria 1883. Married Anne Berkeley Good; has two sons and four daughters. Club: Union. Address: Lampson and Old Esquimalt Road, Victoria, B. C. MONTELIUS, William W. — Music Dealer, 439 Hastings St, Vancouver. Born Freeport, 111., July 2, 1852, son of John and Elizabeth Ann Montelius. Educated Freeport Music business Free- port, 1871-1876; Denver, Colo., 1876-1901. Came to British Columbia, 1901, and established present firm. Director North American Loan Building ft Trust Co.; director Investors' Guarantee Corporation Co., Ltd.; director "Seymour Lumber Co., Ltd., Point Grey Estate Co. Married Eva S. Rhodes, 1876; has one son and one daughter. Club: Terminal City. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Residence: 1125 Georgia St., Vancouver, B. C. THOMAS MONTGOMERY, MONTGOMERY, Thomas. — Retired Hotelman. Born North Lanark, Ont., Feb. 23, 1851, son of Oswald and Mary Montgomery. Educated public schools. Carriage manufacturer, Perth, Ont Came to Winnipeg, 1876; has large holdings farm lands and city real estate. Married Martha King (deceased); married Ella Tobin, Winnipeg, 1907; has three sons and two daughters. Societies: K. of P.; A. O. U. W. Recreation: Traveling. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 193 Vaughan St, Winnipeg, Man. MOODY, Arthur William, M. D., C. M. —Physician, 430% Main St, Winnipeg. Born Yorkshire, England, May 15, 1868, son of Robert and Mary A. Moody. Educated College Institute, Hamilton; Manitoba Medical College. Came to Manitoba, 1882; lived west of Virden, Man., for some years; taught school, Bredal- bane and Blair school districts before taking up medical studies; graduated medicine, 1895; house surgeon St Boniface Hospital, 1895; superintendent Winnipeg General Hospital, 1896-1899. Member medical staff, Winnipeg General Hospital; member board of directors, Wesley College; member University Council. Married Elizabeth Jane Holland, 426 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY A. W., MOODY, M. D., C. M. Springfield, Man., 1900; has one son and two daughters. Club: Manitoba Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; Medical Societies Conservative. Address: 156 Donald St, Winnipeg, Man. MOODY, Elizabeth J.—Wife of Arthur William Moody, M. D., C. M. Bora Helston, Cornwall, England, daughter of John and Grace Treloar Roberts Holland. Educated Helston. Lady Superintendent, Winnipeg General Hospital Training School for Nurses for five years. Married Dr. Moody, 1899; has one son and two daughters Methodist Address: 156 Donald St, Winnipeg, Man. H. W. R MOORE. MOORE, Herbert William Ruthven.— Barrister. Born London, England, March 11, 1873, son of Rev. Edward William and Lily Monck-Mason Moore. Educated Pembroke County, Cambridge, Law Tripos. Called to bar, London (Middle Temple), 1895. Came to Canada, 1895; practiced Calgary; mining, Kootenay and .Alaska; editor Nelson Miner, 1898-1899; member of Victoria Colonist editorial staff, 1907. Served with Rocky Mountain Rangers, 1899-1901. Married Alice Petley, Milwaukee, Wis., 1904; has two sons. Recreations: Shooting, golf. Club: Union. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 422 St. Charles St., Victoria, B. C. MOORE, John Carlyle.—Of Moore ft Durie, Barrister, Red Deer. Born Toronto, April 9, 1881, son of John and Annie Moore. Educated Toronto University; Chicago University; Osgoode Hall. Practiced Red Deer, 1906. Served as lieutenant 15th Light Horse. Married Ethel Piche, Wiarton, Ont; has one son. Club: Red Deer. Recreation: Horses. Liberal. Address: Red Deer, Alta MOORE, John Thomas.—Capitalist and Promoter. Born York County, Ont, July 3, 1844, son-of William K. Moore. Educated Berlin, Ont Deputy Registrar Waterloo County, Ont Came to Alberta 1879. Represented Red Deer, Alta., Legislature. Married Annie Addison, Gait Ont.; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Ontario (Toronto). Recreation: Farming, stock raising. Address: Red Deer, Alta. MOORE, Samuel A.—Barrister, Pacific Bldg., Vancouver. Born New Glasgow, N. S., Oct. 14, 1877, son of Lieutenant McLellan and Christian Cameron Moore. Educated Mount Allison University. Came to British Columbia, 1896. Studied law with Russell ft Russell; admitted to British Columbia Bar, 1904; practiced as member of firm Russell ft Russell, 1904; practicing alone .since 1906. Married Matilda Walters, 1904; , has one daughter. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: Athletics. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 1410 Harwood St., Vancouver, B. C. MOORE, Samuel Robert.—Publisher Sun, Swift Current. Born Carbonear, Nfld., Nov. 26, 1874, son of John and Lavina Moore. Assisted to organize Provincial Rights party of Saskatchewan, 1905. Conservative organizer for Saskatchewan, federal elections, 1908, and afterwards returned to newspaper work. Married Fannie Bradley. Societies: I. O. F.; Eagles. Address: Swift Current, Sask. MOORHEAD, Ernest, M. B, B. Ch. Dublin.—Physician. Born Dallney County, Dublin, Ireland, May 14, 1877, son of Dr. T. H. and Mary Anne Moorhead. Educated Trinity College, Dublin. Prac- 427 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ticed Ireland, 1901, and same year came to Winnipeg. Surgeon for C. P. R Capt (Res.) Army Service. Married Maude Ruchley, Winnipeg, 1906; has one son and two daughters. Society: Medical and Chiropractic of Winnipeg. Anglican. Address: Z24 Alfred Ave, Winnipeg, Man. MORAN, William. James, B. A., LL.E. -Of Moran, Anderson ft Guy, Barrister, Merchants Bank Bldg., Winnipeg Born Prescott Ont, April 9, 1870, son of Peter and Harriet Scott Moran, sister of Sir R W. Scott Educated St Mary's College Montreal; Upper Canada College; University of Toronto; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar, Toronto, 1894. Came to Winnipeg, 1904. Liberal; Roman Catholic Address: Royal Alexandra Hotel, Winnipeg, Man. MORDEN and Manag< 119 First St Picton, Ont, June 6, nelius D. and Matilda British Columbia 188 Married Letitia Mill George Herbert.—Editor North Shore Press, Ltd., E., North Vancouver. Bora 1867, son of Cor- Morden. Came to School Trustee. r, 1894. Recrea- sports. President tions: All out-door sports. North Vancouver Lacrosse Club; member of Executive North Vancouver Board of Trade. Address: 325 Second St, North Vancouver, B. C. DR W. CLARENCE MORDEN, J. P. MORDEN, W. Clarence, J. F.—Dentist 620% Main St, Winnipeg. Born Tweed, Ont, son of Howard and Jeannie Morden. Educated high schools, Winnipeg and Chicago. Came to Winnipeg, 1882; practiced since 1901. Specialist Dental Anaesthetics and Oral Therapeutics. Club: Carleton. Societies: K. of P.; Knights of Maccabees of World. Recreation: Riding. Conservative; Methodist Address: 379 York Ave., Winnipeg, Man. MORESBY, William Charles. — Of Moresby & O'Reilly, Barrister, Imperial Bank Chambers, Victoria Born New Westminster, B. C, June 1, 1876, son of M. A. Edwards and William Moresby, ex- Warden British Columbia Penitentiary. Educated public schools and private tuition, New Westminster. Called to British Columbia Bar, 1897; member of firm Drake, Jackson & Helmcken, Victoria, 1897-1904; present partnership formed, 1904. Alderman, Victoria 1911. Served with No. 3 Company, British Columbia Garrison Artillery, New Westminster. Club: Pacific Society: Native Sons ofl British Columbia (Grand Chief Father). Conservative; Anglican. Address: Victoria, B. C. MORA ITT, George W.—Of Morfitt, Lang ft Bend, 212 Eighth Ave., E. Calgary. Born St Marys, Ont, March 16, 1873, son of William and Elizabeth Morfitt Educated St Mary's; Stratford, Ont Broker Gladstone Man., 1892. Came to Alberta, 1905. Member 103d j Calgary Rifles. Married Annie Johnetta Bond, Gladstone; has three sons and one daughter. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreation: Curling. Address: 537 Fourteenth Ave., W. Calgary, Alta MORGAN, Edwin Blagdon.—Broker, Canada Life Bldg., Vancouver. Born Gloucester, England, April 5, 1860, son of Thomas and Jane E. Morgan. Educated Grammar School, Monmouth. Farmed, Nebraska, 1885-1889; director and secretary of lumber company, Portland, Ore. Came to British Columbia 1891. For seventeen years manager of! British Columbia Land Investment Agency, Ltd.; director Vancouver Shipyards, Ltd.; director Thomas Stationery Co., Ltd.; director British Columbia Market Co., Ltd.; director West Coast Lumber- Co., Ltd. Married Fannie E. Tite, Vancouver; has two daughters Club: Terminal City. Recreations: Riding, driving, hunting. Address: 2448 Third Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. MORGAN, Frank McDonald.—Manager Ames-Holden, Ltd., Wholesale Shoe Dealers, Edmonton. Bora Stormont County, Ont, Nov. 18, 1865, son of Nelson and Jane Morgan. Educated public schools Ontario. With Ames-Holden Co., Winnipeg, 1884. Came to Edmonton as manager branch, 1906. Vice-president Edmonton Board of Trade, 1910; president 1911; ex-president North western Travelers' Association. Served with 90th Regiment. Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Clubs: Edmonton; Canadian. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Liberal; Methodist Address: 393 Eighth St, Edmonton, Alta. MORGAN, John Gordon.— Insurance Co., McArthur . Bora Fellon, Victoria County, 6, 1850, son of John Gordon Y. Life Winnipeg. Ont., Sept. -Agent of N. Bldg. 428 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Morgan. Educated public schools, Cambridge, Ont Shoemaker, Cambridge, 1878; came to Winnipeg, 1880; assisted in building up the N. Y. Life Insurance Co.'s business in Canada. Married Susan Jane Hilburn, Uxbridge, Ont. (deceased); has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba, Carleton. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: Horses. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Royal Alexandra Hotel, Winnipeg, Man. MORICE, Rev. Adrian Gabriel, O. M. I. —Born St. Mars-sur-Colmont, Department of Mayenne, France, son of Jean and Virginie Morice. Educated Christian Brothers School, Oisseau; ecclesiastical colleges of Mayenne, Notre Dame de Sion (Lorraine) and Autun, France. Entered order of Oblates, 1879. Came to Canada, 1880. Ordained, 1882, when was given charge of Chilcotin Indians, British Columbia; transferred to Stuart Lake Mission, 1885. Societies: Philological Society of Paris; American Anthropological Association; Canadian Institute Natural History Society of British Columbia; Art, Historical and Scientific Association of Vancouver; Historical Society of Manitoba; Geographical Society of Neufchatel (Switzerland), and others. Address: Duck Lake, Sask. MORLEY, Alfred James, C. E.— (Retired). Born London, England, Dec. 19, 1861, son of John and Annie Elizabeth Morley. Educated St. John's College, Southend-on-Sea, England. Mechanical engineer, London, 1877- Came to British Columbia, 1884. Practiced United States, 1884-1888. Mayor of Victoria, 1906, 1907, 1910, 1911. Married Mary Hannah Goodhall, Rockford, 111. Address: 865 Heywood Ave., Victoria, B. C. MORLEY, A. W., LL.B.—Of Morley & Suffield, Barrister, 601 McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Ontario, Aug. 9, 1880, son of Charles and Mary Morley. Educated Ontario public schools; Manitoba University. Came t<> Winnipeg, 1900. Called to Manitoba Bar, 1904. Lieutenant 90th Regiment, Winnipeg Rifles, 1905; Captain, 1907. Married Gertrude Marion Wilson, Winnipeg, 1907; has one daughter. Club: Canadian. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F; K.* of P. Recreation: Military affairs. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 259 Bell Ave., Fort Rouge, Winnipeg, Man. MORFHY, George Albert, P. M.—Barrister, Broad St., Victoria. Born Carleton Place, Ont, Sept. 15, 1865, son of William and Margaret Campbell Morphy. Educated Carleton Place and Toronto. Called to Manitoba Bar, 1888; practiced Toronto, 1888-1890. Police Magitrate, 1910. Came to Britih Columbia 1890, "and been in active practice in Victoria since 1891; appointed Police Magistrate, 1910. Married Mary E. Power, Vancouver. Recreation: Lacrosse. Conservative. Address: 1440 Gladstone Ave., Victoria, B. C. MORRICE, Rev. Richard John, M. A.— Born Longbridge, Deverill, Wiltshire, England, June 19, 1879, son of John David and Jessie Fenton Haslehurst Mor- rice. Educated Winchester College, Cambridge, England. Came to Saskatchewan, 1907. Society: S. O. E. Anglican. Address: St. Chad's Hotel, Regina, Sask. MORRIS, Alfred John.—Of J. Piercy, Morris and Co., Prince Rupert. Born Plymouth, England, Sept. 23, 1874, son of Thomas H. and Harriet Morris. Came to British Columbia 1887. Educated Victoria. Established present business. 1908. President Prince Rupert Board of Trade, 1910-11. Served three years with B. C. B. -G. A., Victoria. Married Marguerite Antoinette Peck, Seattle, 1896. Clubs: Pacific (Victoria); Prince Rupert Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; A. O. U. W.; K. of P. Recreations: Boating, fishing. Address: Prince Rupert, B. C. MORRIS, Major Frank.—Provincial Commander, Salvation Army, 301 Hastings St., E. Vancouver. Born Hull, England, son of Richard and Anne Morris. Educated England and Canada. Private secretary to Commander Salvation Army, Toronto, 1891; has had distinguished career in the Army Territorial Headquarters, Toronto, and in various parts of Canada and Newfoundland; occupied, among other positions, private secretary to both a son and daughter of General Booth; Territorial cashier; assistant editor Salvation Army publications, Toronto; pioneer of army work, Klondyke, Spring of 1898. During this time gave service to Yukon Government. Afterwards chancellor of Salvation Army affairs for Newfoundland, followed by present appointment as Commander of British Columbia, Alaska and the Yukon. Married Susie Idells French, Toronto; has one son and one daughter. Address: 510 Eighth Ave., E., Vancouver, B. C. MORRIS, Harry G.—Real Estate and Financial Broker, Business Seller and Business Promoter, the Old Postoffice Bldg., Edmonton. Born at Rodney, Ont, June 28, 1883, son of Samuel B. and Kate J. Morris. Educated public schools and College Institute, Ontario. Came to Edmonton, 1904; established present 429 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HARRY G. MORRIS. business, 1911. Married Edith Brandon, Lash burn, Sask. Club: Edmonton. Anglican. Address: 318 Queens Ave, Edmonton, Alta JOHN MORRIS. MORRIS, John.—Real Estate and Financial Broker. Secretary-treasurer Park Dale Investment Co., Ltd.; stockholder in Union Bank and Monarch Life Insurance Co.; special representative Sun Life Insurance Co.; agent Canadian Security ft Loan Co., Ltd. Born Ayreshire, Scotland, June 1, 1880, son of David and Jane Wyllie Morris. Educated public schools, Scotland. Clerk, general store, Scotland, 1893; came to Alberta, 1903; sales manager, Revillon Bros., Edmonton, 1903-1906; established present business, 1906. Married Grace Bertha Websdale, Winnipeg, 1905. Club: Conservative. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; K. of P.; A. O. U. W.; Elks. Conservative; Presbyterian Address: 96 Fifth St, Edmonton, Alta. OSBORNE MORRIS, M. D., C. M. MORRIS, Osborne, M. D., C. M.—Provincial Medical Health Officer; Provincial Coroner; Surgeon to C. P. R., Vernon. Bora Pembroke, Ont, Jan. 20, 1869, son of James and Jane Morris Educated publicand high schools, Pembroke; McGill University. Practiced North Bay and Chap 1 eau, Ont, 1890- 1893. Came to British Columbia 1893. Has practiced Vernon since. Married Rosa Armstrong, New Westminster, 1895. Clubs: Ranchers; Country; Vernon. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O.O. F.; Canadian Medical Association; British Columbia Medical Association. Recreation: Motoring. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Vernon, B. C. MORRISON, Ronald William—Editor The Commercial, of The Hugh C Mac- Lean Co., Ltd., publishers of Trade Journals, 404 Travelers Bldg., Winnipeg. Bora Marion Bridge, Cape Breton, Oct 31, 1877, son of Peter and Julia Morrison. Educated Sydney Academy, Sydney, N. S. Taught school Nova Scotia two years; came to Manitoba 1902; circulation manager Manitoba Free Press, Winnipeg, 1902-1905; editor of The Commercial since 1905. Served with 90th Regiment, Winnipeg, three years. Club: Commercial; Travelers. Society: Gaelic. Presbyterian. Address: 444 Bannatyne Ave., Winnipeg, Man. 430 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ALEXANDER MORRISON. MORRISON, Alexander. — Of Armstrong, Morrison ft Co., Ltd., 543 Granville St, Vancouver. Born Motherwell, Scotland, June 19, 1852, son of Donald and Margaret Rolston Morrison. Educated Motherwell. Served five years' apprenticeship building and millwright business, Motherwell; employed shipbuilding yards on the Clyde, Goven, 1869-1871. Came to Canada, 1871; contracting business, devoting himself mainly to erection of industrial plants, among them the Magog Textile Mills, Magog, Que., 1871-1891. Came to British Columbia 1891. Associated with late Dan McGillivray and W. H. Armstrong, building New Westminster waterworks as shop superintendent in their steel pipe works, 1891; formed partnership with W. H. Armstrong, 1892; among their most interesting contracts, Granville St bridge, Vancouver. Director Clayburn, Ltd.; member Vancouver Board of Trade. Served with Royal Scotts, Montreal, nine years. Unsuccessful candidate for Mayor, Vancouver, 1910. Married Margaret Birnie, Glasgow, 1876; has one son. Societies: Caledonian (President 1909-1911); Gaelic Society. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 1185 Harwood St, Vancouver, B. C. 431 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY HONORABLE AULAY MACAULAY MORRISON. MORRISON, Honorable Aulay MacAu- lay.—Puisne Judge, Supreme Court of British Columbia since 1904. Bora Bad- deck, N. S., June 15, 1863, son of Christopher and Flora MacAulay Morrison. Educated Sydney and Pictou Academies; Dalhousie University (B. L.) Admitted to Nova Scotia Bar, 1888; British Columbia Bar, 1890; appointed K. C.; elected to House of Commons, representing New Westminster, when opposing candidate Honorable Richard McBride, 1896; re-elected, defeating Honorable Edgar Dewdney, ex-Governor of B. C, 1900. Married Elizabeth Livingstone, daughter of James Livingstone, ex-M. P., Baden, Ont; has one son and one daughter. Address: Vancouver, B. C. MORROW, James William, R. A., LL. B.—Minister, St John's (Presbyterian) Church, Medicine Hat Convenor of Home Mission, Calgary Presbytery. Born County Down, Ireland, May 24, 1869, son of John and Elizabeth Morrow. Educated Royal Academical Institution, Belfast; Queen's College; Royal University; Edinburgh and Belfast Presbyterian Colleges; post-graduate Princeton University. Came to Alberta, 1894; missionary at Wetaskiwin. Served as public school trustee Medicine Hat Chaplain, Canadian Mounted Rifles, Medicine Hat, 1908. Address: Medicine Hat, Alta. J. A. MOTHERWELL. MOTHERWELL, James Alfred.—Of Motherwell ft Darling, Real Estate and Financial Broker, 744 Columbia St., New Westminster. Bora Portage du Fort, Ont, June 19, 1880, son of Rev. Thomas and Cordelia Jane Motherwell. Educated high school, Dunnville, Ont. Clerk, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Strathroy, Ont, 1898; clerk, Lumbermens National Bank, Portland, Ore., 1909; manager, Vancouver Financial Corporation, New Westminster, 1910; established present business, 1910. Served as private, Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto, 1901-1902. Club: Westminster. Recreations: Golf, hockey, boating, fishing. Conservative. Address: New Westminster, B. C. MOTHERWELL, Honorable W. R., M. L. A.—Commissioner of Agriculture and Provincial Secretary of Saskatchewan, Regina Born Perth, Lanark County, Ont, Jan. 6, 1869, son of John and Eliza Motherwell. Educated College Institute, Perth; Ontario Agricultural College. Farmed Abernethy, Sask., 1882. Unsuccessful candidate on two occasions for North Qu'Appelle in Northwest Territory Legislative Assembly; elected 1905, Saskatchewan Legislature; defeated, 1908; elected for Humboldt, 1908. Appointed Commissioner of Agriculture and Provincial Secretary upon formation of first government of Saskatchewan by Hon. Walter Scott. Married Adeline Rogers, New Boyne, Ont., 1884 (deceased); has one son and one daughter. Married 432 WHO'S WHO AND WHY HON. W. R. MOTHERWELL, Kate Gillespie, Abernethy, Sask., 1908. Club: Canadian. Recreation: Baseball. Address: Cornwall Court, Regina, Sask. Sts., June Mott Annie With 1887. EZRA A. MOTT, MOTT, Ezra Arthur.—Director and General Western Manager, Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd., Princess and Alexander Winnipeg. Born Brantford, Ont. 22, 1869, son of Alonzo and Educated Brantford schools. Cockshutt Plow Co., Brantford, Came to Winnipeg, 1891; appointed general Western manager, Cockshutt Plow Co., Ltd., 1892; director Columbia Valley Land Co.; vice-president Winnipeg Board of Trade, 1911. Married Martha Harold, 1896; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country; Carleton. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 208 Vaughan St., Winnipeg, Man. MOULTON, Nan.--Editor, Western Municipal News, Winnipeg. Born Gananoque, Ont., daughter of James and Mary Graham Moulton. Educated high school, Gananoque; Normal school, Ottawa (professor second-class certificate with honors). One of the forty Canadian teachers appointed, 1902, at request of Hon. Joseph Chamberlain to teach in Concentration Camps, South Africa, at close of Boer war. Spent one year at Middleburg, Transvaal, 1902-1903; two years in Pretoria on staff of "The Gymnasium," largest Government school in South Africa, 1903-1905. Came to Winnipeg, 1908, to take present position. Secretary Women's Canadian Press Club (Winnipeg Branch), 1908-1909; secretary Winnipeg Women's Canadian Club, 1909-1910. Contributed a number of articles to Travel Magazine, N. Y.; Red Funnel, New Zealand; Field, London; Toronto Globe; Canadian Courier; Canada Monthly, and other Canadian and American publications. Anglican. Address: 451 Sargent Ave., Winnipeg, Man. MOUNCE, Lewis Alfred.—Of R. Grant ft Co., Cumberland. Born Avondale, N. S., June 20, 1857, son of William and Charlotte Ann Mounce. Educated public schools, Avondale; Mt. Allison Academy; Sackville, N. B. Came to British' Columbia, 1880, arriving Victoria via Isthmus of Panama; lumber business, Wellington, B. C, 1884; moved to Cumberland, 1894; one of promoters of Cumberland Iron Waterworks Co., of which is now president; treasurer Cumberland Electric Lighting Co. First Mayor of Cumberland, 1897; re-elected, 1898. Member in British Columbia Legislature for Comox, 1900-1903. Married Euphemia Frame, Larkhall, Scotland, 1889; has two sons and two daughters. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative. Address: Cumberland, B. C. JOHN MOXAM, MOKAM, John.—Contractor, Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg. Born Foresters Falls, 433 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Renfrew County, Ont, Aug. 25, 1882, son of E. M. and Anne Moxam. Educated public schools, Foresters Falls, Real estate business, Winnipeg, 1902. Built Moxam Court and other large apartment houses. Married Blanche I. Boyle, Cob- den, 1907. Clubs: Carleton; Adanac; Canadian. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Motoring, bowling. Conservative; Methodist Address: 250 .Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. JAMES MUIR, K. C. MUIR, James, B. A., K. C.—Of Muir, Jephson ft Adams, Barristers, Bank of British North America Bldg., Calgary. President Law Society of Alberta since its inception; president Calgary Bar Association since 1901; president Western Canada College; president Calgary Gas Co. Born North Georgetown, Chateau - guay County, Que., Feb. 13, 1842, son of Jacobina McDonald Nicholson (descendant of Flora McDonald) and Rev. J. C. Muir, D. D. Educated Huntingdon Academy, Huntingdon, Que.; Queen's University; McGill University. Law student with Hon. James Maclennan, Toronto, 1869-1870; called to Ontario Bar, 1871; practiced under firm name Monro ft Muir, Fergus, Ont, 1870-1890; came to Alberta and called to Northwest Territory Bar, 1890; firm of Muir ft Jephson formed, 1893; C. F. Adams admitted to partnership under present firm name, 1907. Chairman Calgary School Board, 1894. Unsuccessful candidate for Olds to Northwest Territory Legislative Assembly, 1898. Married Emma Sills, Pic- ton, Ont, 1872 (deceased). Club: Ranchmen's; Calgary; Golf and Country. Recreation: Literature. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 804 Seventh Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. MUIR, Robert R.—Of Robert R. Muir ft Co., Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Winnipeg, Aug. 27, 1882, son of Robert M. Muir. Educated public schools, Winnipeg. President Central Garage Co., Ltd.; president Consolidated Commission Co.; secretary Dominion Grain Elevator Co.; director Modern Laundry Co.; member Winnipeg Grain Exchange. Clubs St Charles Country; Carleton. Society A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Rowing, motoring. Address: 230 Yale Ave., Winnipeg, Man. MULLALY, Joseph Henry, D. O.—Osteopath is t. Born Chicago, 111., April 23, 1866, son of Thomas Mullaly. Educated Chicago University. Came to Winnipeg 1904. President Comet Electrotype Co., Ltd. Married Margaret Campbell, Winnipeg, 1906. Independent; Roman Catholic. Address: 360 Portage Ave., Winni- 'peg, Man. PHILIP J. MULLEN. MULLEN, Philip J.—Real Estate and Financial Agent Secretary-treasurer Pigeon Lake Sawmill Co., Ltd., Empire Block, Edmonton. President Edmonton City Dairy Co., Ltd.; president Mullen Bros., general store, Millet, Alta Born Milwaukee, Wis., April 23, 1864, son of Patrick W. and Ann Mullen. Educated public schools, United States. Farmed and stock raising, South Dakota, 1883-1889; came to Edmonton, 1899; established present business, 1903. Mar- Myrtle Laughery, Nebraska, 1898; has five sons and two daughters. Member Edmonton Board of Trade. Society: K. of C. Recreation: Shooting. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: 230 Eleventh St., Edmonton, Alta 434 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY MULOCX, William Bedford, K. C.— Of Mulock, Loftus, Armstrong & Lindsay, Barristers, McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Bora Carleton Place, Ont, Jan. 11, 1850, son of Rev. Canon Mulock, of St George's Cathedral, Kingston, Ont, and Martha Catherine Mulock. Educated Queen's College, Kingston; Toronto University. Called to Ontario Bar; practiced Toronto, 1872. Came to Winnipeg 1882. Served as Sergeant Princess of Wales' Own, Kingston. Married Lillian Lucia Cummins, Magog, Que., 1883; has two sons and one daughter. Club:-Manitoba. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Sailing, curling. Prohibitionist; Anglican. Address: 557 Wellington Crescent Winnipeg, Man. MUNDELL, David, B. A.—Of Wylie ft Mundell, Barrister, Moosomin. Born Inverness, Scotland, April 11, 1883, son of Walter and Margaret Mundell. Educated public schools; College Institute, Brandon; Manitoba University. Came to Canada 1886; to Manitoba 1891; law student with Brown ft Wylie, Moosomin, Sask., 1904; practiced under firm name Wylie ft Mundell, Moosomin, Sask., since 1910. Served as Lieutenant 16th Light Horse, Moosomin, three years; Commanding Officer Moosomin Troop A, Squadron 16th. Married Stella Mildred Reany, Keenansville, Ont, 1909; has one daughter. Club: Young Men's. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Tennis, cricket, riding, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Moosomin, Sask. MUNN, Angus.—Collector of Customs. Bora Prince Edward Island, Nov. 28, 1868, son of Duncan and Eliza Sarah Munn. Educated public schools, Belfast District, P. E. I. Engaged at different times farming, fish canning and trading. Came to British Columbia 1893. Married Sarah Agnes Bell; has three sons and three daughters. Club: New Westminster. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; S. O, S. Address: 715 Fifth Ave., New Westminster, B. C. MUNN, John A.—Of Bryden ft Munn, Real Estate and Financial Brokers Mackie Block, 236 Eighth Ave. W., Calgary. Born Erin, Ont, Jan. 15, 1876, son of John and Amelia Davis Munn. Educated public schools, Coningsby, Ont; Ontario Agricultural College; came to Alberta 1907; butter maker and In- JOHN A. MUNN . spector Provincial Government 1907- 1909; established present business 1909. Presbyterian. Address: Calgary, Alta. MUNRO, Alexander K.—President Victoria Book ft Stationery Co., Ltd., Victoria. Born London, England, son of Alexander Munro, retired chief facte.-, Hudson's Bay Co., and Jane Munro. Educated Collegiate School; private tutors. When less than one year old was brought arourid the Horn in sailing ship, to British Columbia Clerk Bank of British North America, Victoria, in which served for sixteen years, being stationed Portland, Ore., and San Francisco. Resigned position in order to acquire a partnership in the Victoria Machinery Depot, then in its infancy; started present business 1901; Director Victoria Wharf and Warehouse Co., Ltd.; Director Pacific Whaling Co., Ltd.; interested In fruit raising. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 645 Michigan St., Victoria, B. C. MUNROE, James Gilbert, M. D., C. M. —Physician, 430% Main St., Winnipeg, Man. Born Pictou, N. S., Oct. 3, 1873, son of Hugh and Harriet (McKenzie) Munroe. Educated Pictou Academy, Dalhousie University. Came to Manitoba 1903. Visiting Physician Infectious Disease Hospital, Winnipeg. Served as Municipal Councillor, Shelburne, N. S., 1901-1903; elected Alderman City of Win- . nipeg, 1910. Married Flora Mackinnon, Shelburne, N. S., 1905; has one son. Club and Societies: Canadian; A. F. ft A. M.; C. O. F.; Medical. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 341 Salter St., Winnipeg. 435 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY MUNRO, William A., B. A., B. S. A.— Agriculturist, Superintendent Experimental Station, Rosthern. Born Ches- terville, Ont, June 22, 1874, son of John W. and Amelia Munro. Educated Queen's' University; Ontario Agricultural College; taught school Ontario and Alberta, 1902; District Representative Ontario, Department of Agriculture, 1907; appointed to present office 1909. Married Margaret Jean Deans, Lansdowne, Ont., 1907; has one son and one daughter. Society: R. A. M. Presbyterian. Address: Rosthern, Sask. FRANK LESLIE MURDOFF MURDOFF, Frank Leslie. — Of Williams ft Murdoff, Ltd., Brokers, 506 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Picton, Ont, Aug. 16, 1872, son of Henry L. and Margaret B. Murdoff. Educated Picton High School. With Hudson's Bay Co., Winnipeg, 1890; came to Alberta 1904; to British Columbia 1905. Secretary Point Grey Estates Co., Ltd.; Vice President Amalgamated Gold Mines of Sheep Creek, Ltd.; Secretary G. T. P. Investment Co., Ltd.; Director Canadian Northern Land ft Trust Co., Ltd.; Director Campbell River Power Co., Ltd.; Director Winnipeg Land Investment Co., Ltd.; Director Interior Land Co. of British Columbia, Ltd.; Director Grandview Heights, Ltd.; Director Vancouver Coaling ft Oil Syndicate, Ltd.; Director British California Oil Co., Ltd. Married Jean S. Jones; has one son and two daughters. Club: Terminal City. Society: Life member Archaeological Society. Recreation: Camping. Addess: 2525 Cornwall St., Vancouver, B. C. ARTHUR JOHN MURPHY MURPHY, Arthur John. — General Manager Davis & Jackson Co., 68 Jasper Ave. E., Edmonton. Born New Orleans, La., Dec. 20, 1883, son of Jarries Michael and Mary Lawler MUrphy. Educated public schools Rockford, 111.: North American Business College. Clerk Theatrical Booking Agency, New York, 1898; Private Secretary C. C. Mathey, Galena, 111., 1900; came to Winnipeg and associated with The Locaters, Ltd., 1903, subsequently in Calgary as Manager for J. C. Davis; established present business 1911; also heavily interested in the Asphalt ft Oil Lands. Society: Y. M. C. A. 'Roman Catholic. Address: 861 4th St., Edmonton, Alta. MURPHY, Emily F.—Born Cookstown, Ont., daughter of Isaac and Emily Ferguson. Educated Bishop Strachan School, Toronto. Married Rev. Arthur Murphy, M. A., 1887; has two daughters. Came to Alberta 1907. President Women's Hospital Aid, Edmonton, 1908-1910; Vice President Edmonton Ladies' Curling Club; Convenor of Committee on Laws for Better Protection of Women and Children, Edmonton Local Council of Women. Author of "Janey Canuck in the West," "Open Trails," etc. Clubs: Daughters of the Empire; Canadian Women's Press; Arts and Crafts Society. Recreations: Riding, curling. Anglican. Address: 514 Twelfth St., Ed-- monton, Alta. 436 SAMUEL FRED MUNSON MUNSON, Samuel Fred.—Real Estate Broker. Born North Branch, Mich., June 24, 1876, son of Almon and Jean- nette Munson. Educated high schools, Michigan. Taught school Michigan 1892- 1894; at college 1894-1896; insurance business, Ancient Order of Gleaners, De troit, Mich., 1896-1902. Came to British Columbia 1909. Married Laura E. How- at, Ortonville, Mich., 1901; has one daughter. Society: I. O. O. F. terian. Address: 910 Eighth Vancouver, B. C. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HON. DENNIS MURPHY MURPHY, Hon. Dennis. — Justice Supreme Court British Columbia since Nov. 30, 1909. Bora Lac Le Hache, B. C, June 20, 1870, son of Dennis and Ellen Murphy. Educated Ottawa University. Called to British Columbia Bar 1896; practiced Victoria 1897, afterwards going to Ashcroft Member Provincial Legislature 1900-1903. Married Maud Cameron, Cornwall, Ont; has three sons and two daughters.. Club: Country. Address: 1236 Davie St., Vancouver, B. C. MURPHY, Major George B.—Sheriff of the Judicial District of Moosomin. President Board of Directors Moosomin General Hospital; President local league Anti-Tuberculosis Society; a member of Council, Moosomin Board of Trade. Bora Renfrew, Ont, March 1, 1857, son of Edward and Jane Godkin Murphy. Educated public schools Portage du Fort Que.; high school, Renfrew; business college, Belleville, Ont Engaged saddlery and' harness business Portage du Fort previous to coming to Northwest Territories, 1882; employed on Dominion Lands Survey, 1882; subsequently engaged in farming and business Fort Qu'Appelle, Sask.; appointed Sheriff Judicial District of Eastern Assiniboia, 1889; moved to Moosomin, 1889; appointed to present office 1907. Councillor South Qu'Appelle, 1888-1889; trustee Moosomin Public School Board since 1908. Served as Transport Officer under Colonel Otter, Second Division Northwest Field Force, Northwest Rebellion, 1885; Provincial Commander Veterans' Brigade, Imperial Veterans' Association of Canada; member Battleford Column Association and Imperial Service Medal Association. Married Ada McRae, St Thomas, Ont, 1889; has one son and two daughters/ Recreations: Motoring, traveling. Methodist Address: Moosomin, Sask. JAMES MURPHY. MURPHY, James. — Barrister and Solicitor. Bora Cariboo District B. C, March 9, 1872, son of Dennis and Ellen Murphy. Educated Mission Schools, Cariboo District; Ottawa University. Called to British Columbia Bar, 1897; practiced Revelstroke, B. C, 1898-1899; at Armstrong, B. C, 1899-1905; member of firm, Macintyre & Murphy, Kamloops, B. C, 1905-1909. Elected to British Columbia Legislature, representing Cariboo, 1903-1907. Libral; Roman Catholic. Ad- drss: Ashcroft, B. C. MURPHY, Roy Clarke, B. A., JOL B.— Barrister, Solicitor, Notary. Bora Appleton, Wis., son of Walter James and Ellen Fitch Murphy. Came to New Brunskick as a child. Eudcated high School, Andover, N. B.; University of New Brunswick; Dalhousie University; student with Thos. Lawson, Perth, N. JB., 1897-1900; attending college 1900-1907; clerk Lougheed, Bennett & Co., Calgary, 1907-1908; practiced Castor, Alta, 1910. Secretary Board of Trustees. Married Nellie Wilson, Butler, 1881. Club: Curling. Societies: A. F. ft A. M., I. O. F. Independent; Baptist. Address: Castor, Alta MURRAY, Adam Henry Stewart, B. A., M. A., LL. B.—Of Murray, McKay ft Robertson, Barristers, 230 Northern Crown Bank Bldg., Winnipeg, Born Studholm, N. B., Feb. 13, 1878, son of Dr. Charles and Elizabeth Murray. Educated Dalhousie College, Halifax, N. S. Practiced Halifax; came to Winnipeg 1904. Served as Lieutenant 1st Canadian Artillery. Married Gladys S. Lin- 438 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ton, Nova Scotia, 1908; has one son. Societies: St. Andrews and Knights of Pythias. Recreations: Curling, lawn bowling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 46 Dundurn Place, Winnipeg, Man. CHARLES WILLIAM MURRAY. MURRAY, Charles William. — Secretary Vancouver School Board. Born Campbelton, N. B., July 15, 1851, son of William and Elizabeth Murray. Educated Campbellton grammar school; came to British Columbia 1884; in lumber business with his father, of Royal City Planing Mills. Chairman of Board of School Trustees and held since 1901. Married Emily Campbelton; has five sons Lacrosee,. football, motor rowing. Societies: K. of canum. Address: Vancouver, B. C. present office Jane Gerrard, Recreations: boating and P.; Royal Ar- 323 Eighth Ave. E., MURRAY, Rev. John Oswald, M. A.— Canon of St. John's Cathedral; Professor of Systematic Theology, St John's College, Winnipeg. Born Ballymena Ireland, June 28, 1869, son of Very Rev. J. W. Murray, LL. D., Dean of Connor, and Margaret Murray. Educated grammar school, Ballymena; Trinity College (first classical scholar 1889; Vice Chancellor's Gold medallist 1890). Ordained Deacon 1896; Priest, Diocese of London, 1897; Curate of St. Martin in-the-Fields, London, 1896-1902. Publications: "Christianity and Human Thought"; London, S. P. C. K., 1909. Married Ada Mar- wood, daughter of John Marwood, R. N. Recreations: Walking, reading. Address: The Retreat, Winnipeg, Man. MURRAY, Thomas J. —Of Campbell, Pitblado ft Co., Barristers, Bank of Hamilton Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Paris, Ont., Nov. 13, 1875, son of Thomas and Margaret Murray. Educated public and high schools, Paris, Ont; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar and practiced Paris, 1898; came to Winnipeg and practiced under firm name of Andrews, Andrews, Murray & Noble, 1904; Murray ft Locke, 1908; joined present firm 1911. Member Board of Education, Paris, Ont, 1902; Alderman, 1903. Married Roberta Cass, Winnipeg, 1910. Club: Carleton. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: Winnipeg, Man. MURRAY, Walter Charles, B. A., M. A., LL. D.—President of Saskatchewan University, Saskatoon. Born Studholm, Kings County, N. B., May 12, 1866, son of Dr. Charles and Elizabeth Murray. Educated College Institute, Fredericton, N. B.; University of New Brunswick; Edinburgh University^ Professor of Philosophy and Economics, University of New Brunswick, 1891; Professor, Dalhousie University of Nova Scotia 1892- 1908; appointed President Saskatchewan University, came to Regina 1908; to Saskatoon, 1909, when location of University had been settled. Alderman City of Halifax 1906-1908; Canadian Gilchrist Scholar, 1887-1890; member of British Columbia University Commission; member of Committee on Union of Presbyterian, Methodist and Congregationalist Churches. Author of number of pamphlets on educational and social subjects. Married Christina Cameron, Fredericton, 1895; has three daughters. Club: Saskatoon. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; Nova Scotia Historical Society. Recreations: Curling, golf. Presbyterian. Address: Saskatoon, Sask. MURRELL-WRIGHT, Rev. John Ernest, M. A.—Anglican Clergyman, Rector of St Augustin's Church, Lethbridge. Born Leeds, England, 1872. Educated Sir William Paston Grammar School, England; Trinity University. Came to Canada 1903; ordained Deacon, Lichfield Cathedral, England, 1900; Priest, by Bishop of Qu'Appelle, Oxbow, Sask., 1902; Vicar of All Saints, Oxbow, 1901-1902; St Mary's Whitwood, Sask., 1902-1907; St Marks, Toronto, Ont, 1908-1910; present charge since 1910; elected Plural Dean of Lethbridge, 1910. Married Annie Hutchinson, Guelph, Ont, 1906; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F- & A. M. Address: St. Augustin's Rectory, Lethbridge, Alta. MUSGRAVE, John.—Of Swinerton ft Musgrave, 1206 Government St, Victoria. Born Argentine Republic, June 2, 1868, son of Edward and An a stasia Letitia Musgrave. Educated Corrig .School, Dublin, Ireland. Came to Brit Ish Columbia 1885 and engaged in ranching at Duncans, and mining Vancouver Island; financial agent Victoria 1902; 439 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JOHN MUSGRAVE established present firm 1909. Club: Union. Recreations: Shooting and yachting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 11 Olympia Ave., Victoria, B. C. MUSKETT, Henry J. S.—Secretary to Lieutenant Governor, Government House,' Victoria Born Norfolk, England, Pune 3, 1867, son of Rev. Henry J. and Sophia Anne Muskett. Educated Cambridge University. Came to British Columbia, 1894. Married Victoria; has one son and one daughter. Club: Yacht. Recreations: Yachting, shooting. Address: Secretary's Lodge, Victoria, B. C. MUTRIE, James T.—Of Mutrie ft Mutrie, Chartered Accountants, Real Estate and Insurance Brokers, Barnard Ave., Vernon. Born Wellington County, Ont, Dec. 28, 1873, son of John and Margaret Mutrie. Educated high schools, Fergus, Ont Taught school Ontario, 1895-1898: traveler 1899; bookkeeper for George Mickleborough, Regina, 1900-1903; chief clerk Provincial Treasury, Regina and Edmonton, 1903-1906; came to British Columbia and established present business 1906. Alderman Vernon 1911. Married Hattie Stafford, 1904 (deceased 1905), has one son; married Isabel Bethune, 1908; has one son and one daughter. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: Shooting, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Vernon, B. C. MUTRIE, Robert John.—Of Mutrie ft Mutrie, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, Barnard Ave., Vernon. Born Guelph, Ont, April 2, 1883, son of John and Margaret Mutrie. Educated high school, Fergus, Ont Came to British Columbia 1902; real estate business in own name, Vernon, 1903-1906; present partnership formed 1906. Major 1st Regiment British Columbia Horse, Vernon. Married Alice Elizabeth Tolton, daugh ter of David Toltoo, Guelph, Ont, 1907; has one son and one daughter. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Athletics. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Vernon, B. C. , HIS HON. ROBERT HILL MYERS. MYERS, His Honor Robert Hill. — County Court Senior Judge. Born Oxford County, Ont., March 30, 1856, son of Robert and Margaret Myers. Educated Stratford, Ont.; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar 1880; Manitoba Bar 1882; Liberal member for Minnedosa of Manitoba Legislature 1892-1903; appointed to the Bench 1903. Member of Manitoba College Senate and Board of Management; Trustee Rhodes Scholarship, Manitoba University. Served as private 28th Regiment Stratford. Married Annie McLeod, Woodstock, Ont, 1885; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba, St. Charles Country. Societies: A. F. ft A. M. (P. G. M.); I. O. O. F. (P. G. M.). Recreations: Golf, motoring, lawn bowling. Presbyterian. Address: 99 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. NADEN, George Ratcliffe.—Of G. R. Naden ft Co., Insurance, Mining and Real Estate Broker, Prince Rupert Born Hartington, England, May 7, 1865, son of John and Esther Naden. Educated Hartington. Apprentice wholesale dry goods, Manchester, England, 1880. Came to Canada, 1883. Alderman and Mayor of Greenwood. British Columbia Legislature, member for Greenwood. Alderman and vice-president Board of Trade, Prince Rupert, 1910. Married Margaret Dunn, Spokane, Wash.; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Pacific (Victoria); Prince Rupert Societies: C. O. F; I. O. O. F. Recreations: hunting, fishing, .billiards. Address: Prince Rupert, B. C. 440 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY NAISMITH, Peter Lawrence, B. A., B. A. Sc.—General Manager Alberta Railway & Irrigation Co., Lethbridge. Born Pembroke, Ont. May 1, 1865, son of Lawrence and Ellen Na'smith. Educated public and high schools, Pembroke; McGill University. Civil Engineer, State of Wyoming, 1891-1892; superintendent railway and shipping, Dominion Coal Co., Cape Breton, 1893-1900. Came to Alberta 1900; manager Alberta Railway & Coal Co., which consolidated with Canad'an North} West Irrigation Co. and St. Mary's River Railway Co.. 1903, as Alberta Railway and Irrigation Co. Cnairrnan board of managers, Gait Hospital, Lethbridge. Married Annie Mc- Cormack, Ottawa, 1891; has two sons. Club: Chinook. Society: A. F. & A. M. Presbyterian. Address: 1018 First Ave., S., Lethbridge, Alta. NANCARROW, W. C.—Manager J. W. Ashdown Hardware Co., Ltd., Calgary. Bortt Campbellford, Ont, Nov. 30, 1877, son of Charles and Victoria Nancarrow. Educated Campbellford. Clerk, Campbellford, 1893. Came to Alberta, 1898. Club: Alberta Gun. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: cricket. Address: 23 Marlboro Apts., Calgary, Alta. HUGH G. NANGLE. NANGLE, Hugh G.—Fruit Rancher. Of Nangle ft Hunt, Real Estate and Financial Agents, Barnard Ave., Vernon, B. C. Born London, England, Aug. 19, 1875, son of Major Henry Nangle, 47th Regiment. Educated Malborough College, England. Civil engineer and far mer, England, 1895-1902. Came to British Columbia and engaged ranching, 1903; present business established, 1911. Captain British Columbia Horse. Married Miss Hughes, daughter of Rev. J. E. Hughes, 1905; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Ranchers; Country, Vernon. Recreation: hunting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Vernon, B. C. NAPIER, Robert Mathieson. — Manager Bank of Montreal. Medicine Hat. Born Montreal, March 22, 1862. son of Robert and Mary Grant Nanier. Educated Montreal; high school, Fredericton, N. B. Joined Bank of Montreal, St. John, N. B., 1882. Came West, 1888. Married Annie S. Smith, 1894; has one son. Club: Medicine Hat Society: A. F. (secretary Medicine Hat lodge). Address: Medicine Hat, Alta. Cypress, ft A. M. Anglican NASH, Albert Edward.—Of Nash ft l-Joars, Auditors, Assignees and Trustees, Dominion Bank Bldg., Edmonton. Director National Realty & Investment Co.; financial manager Edmonton Distributing Co., Ltd. Born Swansea, England, Oct. 15, 1881, son of Robert and Emma Priscilla Norton Nash. Educated Wycl'ffe College and Taunton College, England. Auditor, John Goss ft Co., London, 1900; financial agent, Walters, Nash & Co., Ltd., Swansea, 1904. Came to Alberta, 1907; established present business, 1908. Club: Edmonton Country. Recreations: golf, tennis. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Twenty- sixth St., Edmonton. Alta. NAVIN, Thomas Henry. — Of Navin Bros., Contractors, Moose Jaw. Born Am- herstburg, Ont., 1878, son of Patrick and Adeline Navin. Educated separate schools, Kingston and Lindsay, Ont.; Collegiate Institute, Goderich, Ont.; Canada Business College, Chatham, Ont. With stores department, C. P. R., Winnipeg, 1897; storekeeper, MacLeod, Alta., 1898; same capacity, Cranbrook, B. C, 1899. Came to Moose Jaw, contracting business with his father, 1902; formed present firm, 1906; has erected a number of important public buildings, Moose Jaw, and built water purification plant, Medicine Hat. Married Mary Ellen Kenny, Lethbridge, 1907; has two daughters. Club: Moose Jaw. Society: K. of C. Recreations: baseball, rugby football, curling, hockey. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 20 Clyde Ave., Moose Jaw, Sask. 441 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY AUGUSTUS MEREDITH NANTON. NANTON, Augustus Meredith. — Of Osier, Hammond ft Nanton, Financial Brokers, Main and Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Vice-president Great. West Life Assurance Co.; managing director Alberta Railway ft Irrigation Co.; director Dominion Bank; director Winnipeg Electric Railway Co.; director Northern Trust Co.; director Manitoba Bridge ft Iron Works; ex-governor Winnipeg General Hospital; ex-president Winnipeg Board of Trade. Born Toronto, May 7, I860, son of Augustus Nanton. Edu cated Toronto Model School. Real estate office, Toronto, 1873; employee, Pellatt ft Osier, 1875; later with Osier ft Hammond. Came to Winnipeg, 1883; opened office of Osier, Hammond ft Nanton, 1884. Married Georgina Hespeler, 181?6 (deceased, 1887); married Ethel Constance Clark, 1893; has three sons and three daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton; Toronto; York (Toronto); Rideau (Ottawa). Conservative; Anglican. Address: 229 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. 442 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY CLAUDE WEARING NASH NASH, Claude Wearing.—Of Nash ft McMeans, Insurance and Real Estate Agents, Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Emerson, Man.,. May 12, 1879, son of William Hill and Catherine Nash. Educated Collegiate Institute, Winnipeg; clerk with Canada Fire Insurance Co., Winnipeg, 1900-1904; secretary Canada Fire Insurance Co., 1904- 1906; Inspector, Commercial Union Insurance Co., 1906-1907; established present business, 1909. Married Mary Edna Carley, Winnipeg, 1908. Clubs: Victoria Hockey Club (vice-president); Adanac; Winnipeg Rowing. Recreations: all outdoor sports. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 185 Spence St, Winnipeg, Man. NEELY, David Bradley, M. B., M. C. P. & S., M. F.—Physician. Bora Hark- away, Ont, Dec. 18, 1873, son of Thomas and Jane Neely. Educated Owen Sound Collegiate Institute; Toronto University. Practiced, Colborne and Markdale, Ont, until 1904, when came to Humboldt Elected to first Saskatchewan Legislature for Humboldt, 1905; re-elected, 1908; resigned and elected to House of Commons^ 1908. Married Laura Amelia Hill, Markdale, Ont, 1906; has two sons.. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Humboldt, Sask. NELSON, Charles. — Druggist (retired). Born Manchester, England, June 18, 1861, son of Henry Nelson. Educated Manchester and Cavendish. Came to British Columbia 1886. Engaged, drug business, Vancouver, 1886; formed Nelson Drug Co., Ltd., 1890; Nelson, McPherson, Sutherland Drug Co., Ltd., 1901; president Nelson Drug Stores Co., Ltd., 1890-1910; sold business and retired, 1910. Park Commissioner, Vancouver, 1910. Served as Staff Sergeant, 92d Canadian Battalion, 1885. Married Edith Cordiner, 1892; has one son and two daughters. Recreations: cricket, football, fishing. Society: A. F. & A. M. (P. D. G. M.). Address: 1185 Melville St., Vancouver, B. C. NELSON, Henry Bundle, M. D., B. A. —Physician, 907 Blanchard St., Victoria. Born Waterford, Ireland, Sept. 28, 1877, son of Alexander and Caroline Nelson. Educated Dublin University (M. D., M. B„ B. Ch., B. A. O., B. A., L. M.). Practiced, Dublin, Ireland. Came to British Columbia 1904. X-ray specialist; medical officer of health South Saanich and Oak Bay Municipalities. Married Florence Charlesworth Hirst, 1904; has one daughter. Club: Union. Recreation: motoring. Address: Locarno, Oak Bay, Victoria, B. C. NELSON, John. — Business manager News-Advertiser, Vancouver. Born Pals- ley, Ont, March 8, 1873, son of John and Ann Eliza Nelson. Educated Ontario public and high schools. Came to British Columbia 1898, on staff of Victoria —Times for several years as city editor; on Mr. Templeman entering the Cabinet he became managing director and in 1910 manager of News - Advertiser. Served five years Canadian Militia; Adjutant of the 32d Battalion, retiring, 1899, with rank of Captain. Married Clara Armstrong, 1896; has two sons and two daughters. Address: Vancouver, B. C. NEWCOMBE,. Charles Kenning, B. A. —Barrister. Bora Banda, Ont, Feb. 23, 1877, son of Charles Kenzie and Anna Margaret Newcombe. Came to Manitoba as a boy. Educated Westbourne and Winnipeg schools; Manitoba University. Taught school, Woodside, Man., 1893; member Manitoba University Council and Advisory Board; Inspector of Schools,. Virden; Lieutenant "A" squadron 12th Manitoba Dragoons. Formed fourteen consolidated schools, Province of Manitoba, while acting as special agent of Education Department, and conducted campaign for betterment of rural school conditions. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: tennis. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Virden, Man. NEWCOMBE, Percy Lynn.—Of Newcombe, Limited, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 135 Eighth Ave., E., Calgary. Born St. Thomas, Ont, March 14, 1879, son of Cook and Annie S. Winchester Newcombe. Educated public and high schools, Ontario. Music teacher, St Thomas, Ont, 1901-1903. Came to Alberta, 1904; established Big Four Realty 443 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY PERCY LYNN NEWCOMBE. Co., Calgary, 1909; present firm, 1910. Conductor Apollo Choir, Calgary. Married Ada L. Lewis, St. Thomas, Ont. Club: Calgary Golf and Country. Conservative; Baptist. Address: 1103 7th St., W., Calgary, Alta. NEWELL, Camby Foster.—Of Emery, Newell, Ford, Bolton ft Mount Barristers, Canada Permanent Bldg., Edmonton. Bora Lambton County, Ont., Oct. 16. 1874, son of Foster and Nancy Jane Newell. Educated high school, Glencoe. Ont; Osgoode Hall. Law student, Lister ft Cowan, Sarnia, Ont, 1897-1900; Barwick, Aylesworth, Wright ft Moss, Toronto, 1900-1902; admitted to Ontario bar, 1902; Alberta bar, 1903; joined present firm, 1903. Married Rebecca Eva Sarah Scythes, Toronto. 1908; has one son. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 560 Victoria Ave., Edmonton, Alta. NEVILLE, Blanchard E. — President and manager The Dominion Fish Co., Ltd., 112 Cordova St., W., Vancouver. Born Nova Scotia, Aug. 25, 1878, son of Edmund and Mary Neville. Educated Dalhousie College, Halifax. Clerk, Hudson Bay Co., Winnipeg, 1894. Came to British Columbia, 1907. Married Margaret Bunn, Vancouver. Clubs: Vancouver; Commercial. Societies: P. B. O. E.; I. O. F. Recreations: fishing, hunting, lacrosse, hockey, baseball. Address: 949 Salsbury Drive, Vancouver, B. C. NEWLANDS, Henry William, K. C.— Judge of the Supreme Court of Saskatchewan, Regina. Born Dartmouth, N. S., March 19, 1862, son of James and Henrietta Newlands. Educated public schools, Halifax. Called to Nova Scotia bar, and studied law with Thompson, Graham & Tupper. Came to Winnipeg, 1883, and was with the firm of McDonald, Tupper, McCarther ft Dexter; ap pointed to Land Titles Office, Regina, 1897; legal advisor to Yukon Council, 1901; Judge of Supreme Court of North West Territories, 1904-1907; appointed Judge of the Supreme Court of Saskatchewan, 1907. Married Mary Patterson Stewart, daughter of Robert Stewart, writer to the Signet Edinburgh and Montreal; has two daughters. Club: Assiniboia. Recreations: golf, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Regina, Sask. NEWMAN, Frederick Leslie.—Of T. A. Newman ft Brother, Groceries and Wholesale Liquors, Saskatchewan Ave., Portage la Prairie. Born Merrickville, South Lanark County, Ont, June 25, 1859, son of Thomas and Sarah Newman. Educated public schools: high school, Perth, Ont.; Collegiate Institute,.Brantford. Ont. Taught school, Brockville, Ont.; came to Manitoba, 1881; with C. P. R., 1882-1888; was present when Sir Donald Smith (now Lord Strathcona) drove the last spike of the C. P. R., Craigellachie, B. C, Nov. 7, 1885; established present business, 1888; vice-president Western Radiator Co., Portage la Prairie, 1892- 1893; president Board of Trade, 1911. Married Emma Loie Merrill, Prescott Ont; has one daughter. Clubs: Portage; Adanac; Carleton and Commercial Travelers. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Dufferin Ave. and Depot St, Portage la Prairie. Man. NEWNHAM, Right Rev. Jervois Arthur, M. A., B. D.—Bishop of Saskatchewan. Born Combe Down, Bath, England, June 8, 1852, son of Catherine Penwick and Rev. George William Newnham. Educated Bath College; private tutors, London, England; McGill University. Came to Canada 1873. Or-, dained Deacon and appointed Curate of Quyon, Que., 1878; ordained priest and incumbent of Quyon. 1880; Curate of Christ's Church Cathedral,. Montreal, 1882; Rector St. Mathias, Montreal, 1886; C. M. S. Missionary and Bishop's Chaplain, Moose Fort, Sask.. 1891; Bishop of Moosonee, Moose Fort, Sask., 1893; Bishop of Saskatchewan since 1903. Married Letitia Agnes Henderson, daughter of Canon William Henderson, D. D., Montreal, 1892; has five daughters. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Anglican. Address: Bishopsthorpe, Prince Albert, Sask. NEWNHAM, Letitia Agnes.—(Wife of Rev. Jervois Arthur Newnham, D. D., Bishop of Saskatchewan — formerly Bishop of Moosonee). Born Pembroke, Ont, daughter of Mary Agnes Burgon and Rev. Canon William Henderson, D. D., Principal of Montreal Diocesan The- 444 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ological College mers' and Miss treal. Married Newnham, 1892; Lived at Moose 1892-1904. Came Educated Miss Sim- Smith's school, Mon- Rev. Jervois Arthur has five daughters. Factory, James' Bay, to Saskatchewan, 1904. Vice-president and life member Dominion "Women's Auxiliary to the Missionary Society of the Church of England in Canada (Pres. Saskatchewan branch); founded St. Alban's Ladies' College, Prince Albert. Club: Daughters of Empire. Anglican. Address: Bishopsthorpe, Prince Albert, Sask. NEWTON, Charles Henry.—Provincial Assignee for Manitoba, Travelers' Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Quebec, Nov. 9, 1851, son of Samuel Newton. Educated high school, Quebec. Clerk in stock broker's office, Quebec, 1866. Came to Winnipeg, 1879. Director Estevan Brick and Coal Co. Member Local Advisory Board Bank of Hamilton; ex-president North West Laundry Co., Winnipeg; large holder of Winnipeg Realty and British Columbia Timber Lands. Served with' Victoria Rifles, Quebec. Married Francis Fraser, Quebec, 1874 (deceased); has one son and six daughters. Clubs: Carlton; St. Charles Country; Winnipeg Automobile (president). Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreaton: motoring. Conservative. Address: 19 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Man. NEWTON, George M.—Manager of Greenshields, Limited, 2 46 McDermot Ave., Winnipeg. Born Vankleek Hill, Ont, Feb. 7, 1877, son of George and Janie Newton. Educated high school. Vankleek Hill. Clerk with Greenshields. Limited, Montreal, 1896. Came to Winnipeg, 1898. Clubs: Carleton; St. Charles Country; Commercial Travelers. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreation: curling. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Winnipeg, Man. NIB LOCK, D. Arcy Boulton.—Of Nib- lock ft Tull, Real Estate and FinanciaT Broker, 813 First St., W., Calgary. Born Point Edward, Ont, March 1, 1875, son of John and Isabel Niblock. Educated public schools, Manitoba. Employee, C. P. R., Winnipeg, 1892-1897; Calgary, 1897-1906; manager real estate and steamship department for Ellis ft Grogan, Calgary, 1906-1909; present partnership formed, 1910. Served with 90th Regiment, Winnipeg. Married Mabel M. New- some, Port Arthur, Ont., 1897; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Alberta; Calgary. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Rec- D. ARCY BOULTON NIBLOCK. reation: Address Alta. motoring. Liberal; Methodist. 816 Thirteenth Ave., Calgary, WALTER CAMERON NICHOL. NICHOL, Walter Cameron. — Publisher. Proprietor and editor-in-chief, Vancouver Daily Province, 138 Hastings St., W., Vancouver. President Pacific Marine Insurance Co., Ltd.; director Royal Collieries Ltd. Born Goderich, Ont, Oct. 15, 1866, son of Cynthia Jattes Ballard and Robert K. Addison Nichol, barrister. Staff of Spectator, Hamilton; later on staff of Toronto News; editor Hamilton Herald; News, London, Ont; * editor Vancouver Daily Province since 1898. Married Quita Josephine March Moore, daughter of Charles Greenwood 445 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Moore, M. D., London, Ont, 1897; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City; Western; Royal Vancouver Yacht; Vancouver Rowing; Rainier, Seattle. Recreations: driving, motoring. Address: 1346 Pendrill St., Vancor-ver, B. C. EDWARD HART NICHOLS. NICHOLS, Edward Hart, B. A., LL. B. «—Of Nichols & Savary, Barristers, Calgary. Director Rocky Mountain Cement Co., Ltd.; director Riverside Lumber Co., Ltd. Bora Digby, N. S., April 5, 1873, son of Susan Melissa (Bacon) Nichols and Abraham Nichols, grandson of Captain John Richards Nichols, U. E. L. and soldier, who migrated to Nova Scotia, 1783. Educated County Academy, Digby; Acadia University; Dalhousie University. Called to Nova Scotia bar and junior partner, Jones ft Nichols, Digby, 1898; senior partner, Nichols & Nichols, Digby, 1902; came to Alberta, 1905; joined firm of Jones, Nichols ft Pescod, Calgary, 1905; formed present firm, 1908. Married Annie Doris Farrish Moody, daughter of Dr. James W. Moody, Windsor, N. S., 1906. Club: Ranchmen's, Calgary. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 807 Royal Ave., Calgary, Alta. NICHOLSON, Capt. Charles Howard.— Manager Grand Trunk Pacific Coast Steamship Co., Ltd., 24 Imperial Block, Vancouver. Bora Belleville, Ont., Jan. 28, 1863, son of Samuel and Nancy McMullen Nicholson. Educated Maryland University. Cabin boy, 1880. Came to British Columbia, 1910. Married Lillie V. Williams, Cobourg, Ont; has one son. Club: Terminal City. Address: Vancouver, B. C. NICHOLSON, Donald. — Contractor. Born Roseburn, Inverness County, N. S., Dec. 31, 1866, son of Donald and Sarah Nicholson. Educated public schools, Roseburn. Carpenter, Inverness Co., 1886. Came to New Westminster, B. C, 1890; then Wellington and Ladysmith; established present business, 1900. Alderman, Ladysmith, 1904-1905; Mayor, 1906-1909. Holds gold medal for hammer throwing, Victoria, and first prize for same, Vancouver. Married Isabella McKinnon, Inverness County; has three daughters. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; Mystic Shrine; I. O. O. F.; Eagles. Recreation: all athletic sports. Address: Ladysmith, B. C. EDWARD NICHOLSONS NICHOLSON, Edward.—Of Nicholson ft Bain, Wholesale Commission Merchants and Brokers, Bannatyne St, East, Winnipeg. Branch houses at Calgary, Edmonton, Regina Saskatoon. Born Ottawa, Ont, July 1, 1867, son of J. S. and Jane Nicholson. Educated Ottawa Came to Winnipeg, 1882. Married Madge A. Ingo, Winnipeg, 1890; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Carleton; Commercial Travelers; St. Charles Country. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. F. Recreations: curling, motoring. Liberal; Congregationalist Address: 408 Assiniboine Ave., Winnipeg, Man. NICKSON, John J.—Contractor. Bora Liverpool, England, May 1, 1850, son of John and Catherine Nickson. Educated Liverpool Institute. Contractor, Liver-, pool, 1872. Came to British Columbia 1884. Installed Vancouver water works system; superintendent of company before purchased by city-; assistant superintendent Victoria water works system; built Quesnelle Dam; also Swift River Dam for Quesnelle Hydraulic Gold Mining Co.; and several other dams, Cariboo District; known as the "Beaver" in that district; has executed several contracts 446 THOMAS RALPH NICKSON. NICKSON, Thomas Ralph.—Of T. R. Nickson & Co., General Contractors, Dominion Trust Bldg., Vancouver; director British Columbia Paraffine Oil Co., Ltd.; director Port Moody Sand ft.Gravel Co., Ltd.; director Pacific Westrumite Asphalt Co., Ltd. Bora Liverpool, England, May 12, 1881, son of J. J. Nickson. Came to British Columbia. 1883. Educated Toronto: Woodstock College. Member Electrical Engineers' Association of America. Married May Banfield, Vancouver, 1908; has one son. Clubs: Vancouver Rowing. Conservative. Address: 643 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. NICOLL, John.—Postmaster, Regina. Born Hamilton, Nov. 10, 1862, son of John Nicoll. Telegraph operator, Walkerton, Ont, 1881. Came to Regina 1903. Married Jean Patterson, Port Elgin, Ont., 1900; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Canadian. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Presbyterian. Address: 2155 Lorne St., Regina, Sask. NOEL, Joseph Camillien, B. C. L.— Judge District Court of the District of Athabasca, Edmonton. Bora Lotbiniere, Que., May 12, 1864, son of Elisee end Elmina Noel. Educated Sherbrooke College; Bishop's College, Lennoxvllle, Que. Law student, Panneton ft Mulvena, Sherbrooke, 1884; admitted to Quebec bar. 1887; practiced Inverness, Que., 1887- 1901; Dawson, Y. T., 1901-1906; appointed Judge, Wetaskiwin, 1907; transferred to Athabasca, 1909. Club: Edmonton. JOSEPH CAMILLIEN NOEL, B. C. L. Address: 425 Twelfth St., Edmonton, Alta. NOLAN, Patrick James, B. A., K. C.— Of Nolan ft Eaton, Barristers. Herald Block, Calgary. Born Limerick, Ireland, March 17, 1865, son of James and Mary Nolan. Educated Sacred Heart College, Limerick; Royal University of Ireland; University of Dublin; London University. Came to Northwest Territories, 1889; practiced under firm name of Lafferty ft Nolan, Calgary, 1889; Nolan ft Ryan, 1905; present partnership formed. 1909; appointed K. C, 1907; appointed member of senate, University of Alberta on its formation; elected Senator, March, 1911. Unsuccessful candidate for East Calgary, Territorial Legislative Assembly, 1893. Married Mary Elizabeth Lee, 1892; has one son. Clubs: Ranchmen's; Edmonton; McLeod; Chinook (Lethbridge). Society: K. of C. (first district deputy for Alberta). Recreations: books, billiards. Independent; Roman Catholic. Address: 113 Sixth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. NOLIN, Joseph Octave, J. P., M. L. A. —Rancher and Contractor. Born Bot- ineau, N. D., May 16, 1868, son of Joseph and Maryane Nolin. Educated St. Anne des Chenes. Captain Battleford Steam Ferry, ten years. Elected to Saskatchewan Legislature for Athabasca 1908. Married Marie Villemeuve, 1891; has five sons and four daughters. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: North Battleford, Sask. NORCROSS, J. Edward.—Managing Editor Vancouver Daily World. Born Liverpool, England, Dec. 22, 1868, son of James and Maria Ashort Norcoss. Educated Liverpool Institute; St. Paul's College, Cheltenham. Came to British Columbia, 1891; taught school Northfleld, B. C, six years; engaged newspaper work, Nanaimo, 1900; marine reporter 447 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Vancouver Daily World, 1905; city editor, 1905; managing editor, 1907. Married Gertrude Lake, London, England, 1897. Clubs: Vancouver Press; Imperial. Society: A. F. & A. M. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 1746 Parker St, Vancouver, B. C. NORQUAY, Andrew James.—Real Estate Broker, 412 Nanton Building, Winnipeg. Born Sturgeon Creek, Man., Aug. 11, 1872, son of John, late Premier of Manitoba, and Elizabeth Norquay. Edu- public schools; St. John's estate broker. Winnipeg, Winnipeg, 1885. Society: cated Parkdale College. Real 1902. Came to a. F. ft A. M Conservative; Anglican. Address: St. Andrews, Man. NORQUAY, Elizabeth. — (Widow of Hon. John Norquay, first Premier of Manitoba) Born St. Andrew's, daughter of George and Isabella Kennedy Setter. Educated St. Andrew's schools. First honorary member Women's Canadian Club, Winnipeg. Married John Norquay, 1862; has five sons and three daughters. Anglican. Address: "Dun Allister," St Andrew's, Man. LEONARD NORRIS. NORRIS, Leonard.—Government Agent, Vernon. Born Brampton, Ont, March 27, 1861, son of Robert Norris. Educated Brampton. Came to British Columbia, 1877. Civil servant, Vernon, 1890. Stipendiary Magistrate, Registrar Supreme Court and Gold Commissioner. Club: Country. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Address: Vernon. B. C. NORRIS, Tobias Crawford, M. L. A.— Farmer. Born Brampton, Ont., Sept 5, 1861, son of Arthur and Phoebe Norris. Was member of the Council of Sifton, 1895. Elected to Manitoba Legislature for Lansdowne, 18*6 and 1899; defeated 1903; elected, 1907 and 1910. Liberal. Address: Griswold, Man. NORTHAM, John, P. M.—Farmer. Born Devonshire, England, March 24, 1868, son of Charles and M. A. Northam. Educated Halberton, Devonshire. Came to Manitoba, 1888; farmed, 1891. Councillor and Police Magistrate. Married Ada Wood, 1890; has four sons. Society: I. O. O. F. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Rapid City, Man. NORTHCOTT, William W., Sr.—Assessor, Bulding Inspector, Superintend- end of City Buildings, Purchasing Agent and Returning Officer for the City of Victoria since 1890. Born Bristol, England, June, 1846, son of John and Fanny Parker Northcott Came to Canada, 1854. Came to British Columbia, 1883. Contractor and builder, Victoria, 1883-1890. Married Olive Cronk, Ernestown, 1867; has two sons and three daughters. So- cr'ety: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Victoria, B. C. NORTHWOOD, George W.—Architect, Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg. Born Ottawa, Aug. 16, 1877, son of William North- wood. Educated Collegiate Institute, Ottawa; McGill University. Architect with K. Arnoldi, Ottawa, 1900; came to Winnipeg, 1905." Architect for Northern Crown Bank; Dominion Bank of Canada. Interested in Manitoba Linseed Oil Co. and National Securities Co. Captain 90th Reserves. Married Gussie Simpson, Thorold, Ont, 1906. Clubs: Manitoba: Winnipeg Rowing; St. Charles Country; Military Institute. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative. Address: Crescent Court, Winnipeg, Man. NOURSE, Charles George Kilmer.— Manager Canadian Bank of Commerce, Lethbridg-p.: director A. Easton & Co., Ltd. Bom Whitby, Ont, Aug. 30, 1869, son of Charles and Elizabeth J. Nourse; of U. E. L. stock and nephew of George Ham. Educated grammar school, Whitby; School of Practical Science, Toronto. Junior, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Goderich, Ont., 1888; teller, Winnipeg, 1893; assistant accountant, Dawson, Y. T., 1898; manager, Skagway, Alaska, 1900; manager, White Horse, Y. T., 1901; manager, Prince Albert, Sask., 1903; appointed to present position, 1905. President Lethbnidge Board of Trade; vice-president Associated Boards of Trade of Western Canada. Married Josephine Booge, Sioux City, Iowa, 1900; has one son and three daughters. Club: Chinook (vice-president). Societies: A. F. ft A. M. (Royal Arch); U. E. Loyal- 448 mmmm CHARLES GEORGE KILMER NOURSE. ist; Manitoba Cricket Association. Recreations: cricket, hockey, lacrosse, rowing. Anglican. Address: 1121 Fourth Ave., Lethbridge, Alta. L*—Manager Imperial Bank of Canada, Calgary. Born Chichester, England, Nov. 21, 1874, son of Rev. R. A. L. and E. P. Nunns. Educated Lancing College, Sussex, England. Clerk Imperial Bank, Toronto, 1892; came to Alberta 1893. Married Mary Frances Mitcheson, Philadelphia Pa Club: Ranchmen's. Recreations: riding, golf, gardening. Address: 1804 Centre St., Calgary, Alta. NUNNS, Lawrence William.—Postmaster, Cumberland. Bora Liverpool, England, Feb. 29, 1855, son of John and Caroline Nunns. Educated Collegiate College, Bray, near Dublin, Ireland. Engaged insurance, Dublin, 1870; came to British Columbia, 1888; assistant postmaster, 1896-1904; appointed to present office, 1904. City Clerk and Treasurer, 1898-1906. Married Margaret Shaw, Victoria. Society: I. O. F. Ad- Iress: May port Ave., Cumberland, B. C. NUTTER, John Vincent.—Of C. H Enderton ft. Co., Real Estate and Insurance, 228 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Leeds, England, Oct 14, 1878, son of John R. and Jane Nutter. Educated Montreal high school; St Francis College. Richmond, Que. Clerk Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford, Montreal, 189 4. rame to Winnipeg, 1904. Married Elizabeth Anderson, Hamilton, 1909. Club: H. G. NYBLETT, M. D. NYBLETT, Harold Grant Mavesyn, M. D. C. M,—Physician and Surgeon. Captain XVII Cavalry Field Ambulance, Canadian Army Medical Corps. Coroner for Alberta. Born London, England, Feb. 10, 1871, son of Dr. Alfred New- son Nyblett, M. A. F. S., M. R. S. L, and Isabella Grant Nyblett. Educated private schools, England; Trinity Medical College Toronto. Graduated Trinity University, 1896. Came to Brandon, 1888. Taught school, 1890; practiced Manitoba, 1897-1901; Saskatchewan, 1901-1908; came to Alberta 1908. Medical Health Officer, Macleod, 1910; late examiner obstetrics for last four years of College of Physicians & Surgeons of the North West Territories. Married Jennie Clinton, Wellington, Ont., 1905; has one son and one daugh- WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ter. Societies: Alberta Medical; A. F. ft A. M.; member N. W. M. P. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Macleod, Alta. OAKES, Albert H.—Real Estate Agent, of Oakes Land Co., McArthur Building, Winnipeg. Born Wisconsin, Nov. 6, 1869, son of Henry and Sarah Oakes. Educated Valparaiso University, Indiana; principal high schools, Pembina County, N. D., 1895-1900; real estate agent, Grand Forks, N. D., 1900-1902. Came to Winnipeg, 1902. Vice-president and member of executive board, Winnipeg Real Estate Exchange. Married Elspeth Emerson, St. Thomas, N. D., 1899; has one son and one daughter. Club: Canadian. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: motoring. Liberal; Congregational- ist. Address: 217 Scotia St., Winnipeg, Man. O'BOYLE, Wm. P., Rev., B. A., D. D.— Rector of St. Peter's Church, New Westminster. Bora Lindsay, Ont, July 23, 1875, son of Walter E. and Margaret O'Boyle. Educated Lindsay, Ottawa, and Rome. Came to British Columbia 1906. Address: The Rectory, New Westminster, B. C. O'BRIAN, Clarence Maclean.—Of McKay ft O'Brien, Barristers, 319 Winch building, Vancouver. Bora Grenville, Que., Feb. 14, 1880, son of Dr. Robert S. B. and Eugenia O'Brian. Educated Nanaimo and Victoria. Came to British Columbia, 1884; established present practice, 1902. Club: Western. Recreation: fishing. Address: 1911 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. O'BRIEN, Charles Macnamara, M. L. A.—Bora Bells Rapids, Hastings County, Ont, March 2, 1875, son of J. P. and Matilda O'Brien. Spent some time logging, mining and railroad camps. Organizer of Socialist party of Canada. First Socialist elected to Alberta Legislature; represents Rocky Mountain district. Socialist. Address: Calgary, Alta O'BRIEN, Martin J.—Wholesale Wine and Spirit Merchant; director Okanagan Agricultural Society; director Kale- macka Hotel Co., Ltd.; administrator for estates of W. F. Cameron and E. J. Trouson of Vernon. Born Frontenac County, Ont, Nov. 21, 1861, son of James and Mary O'Brien. Educated public and high schools, Ontario. Came to Winnipeg, 1882; to Donald, B. C, 1886, and engaged wholesale liquor business; es- MARTIN J. O'BRIEN. tablished Revelstoke Wine ft Spirit Co., Ltd., Revelstoke 1901; Mayor of Revelstoke, 1901-1902. Separated from the Revelstoke business and established present business, Vernon, 1906. Married Charlotte Dunsmuir, Vernon, 1889; has one son and two daughters. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: Vernon, B. C. O'BRIEN, Major Murreugh Charles. M. D.—Physician and Surgeon, 494% Main St., Winnipeg. Born Delhi, India. May 2, 1868, son of Edward O'Brien Commissioner in Indian Civil Service and Mary O'Brien. Educated Dover College Kent, England; St Mary's Hospital, London, England; Manitoba Medical College; practiced Dominion City Man., 1897. Came to Winnipeg, 1910 Ex-president College Physicians anc Surgeons; ex-Medical Health Officer foi •Franklin and Stuartbum Municipalities ex-Medical Officer for Roseau Indiai "Reservations. Major B Squadron, 18tl Mounted Rifles. Married Margaret Elea nor Barber, Dominion City, 1902; ha one daughter. Clubs: Canadian, Militar: Institute. Societies: I. O. F.; A. O. P Recreations: all outdoor sports. Liberal Anglican. Address. 1490 Ross Ave., Win nipeg, Man. O'CONNBLL, Thomas Bernard.—Mar ager Royal Bank of Canada, Cranbrool Born Sydney, N. S., Dec. 2, 1883, so of Patrick and Margaret O'Connell. Ed v. cated Sydney Academy. Junior cler Commercial Bank, Sydney, N. S., 190( manager Union Bank of Halifax £ different points, 1906-1910; manage Royal Bank, Ladysmith, B. C, 191: 450 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY THOMAS BERNARD O'CONNELL. aanager of present branch, 1911. Club: ranbrook. Conservative. Address: Cran- rook, B. C. O'CONNOR, George Bligh.—Of Gries- ach ft O'Connor, Barristers, National rust Building, Edmonton. Bora Walk- rton, Ont, March "16, 1883, son of Fredrick S. and Maria I. O'Connor. Edu- ated public and high schools, Walker- tan; Osgoode Hall, Toronto; Chicago rniversity. Came to Alberta, 1905; meaner present firm, 1905. Club: Edmon- on. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; Elks. Lib- ral; Anglican. Address: 466 Thirteenth ive., Edmonton, Alta. THORSTEIN ODDSON. ODDSON, Thornstein.—Of Th. Odd- on ft Co., Real Estate Agents and Build- rs, 255% Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born celand, Jan. 7, 1864, son of Oddur Thor- iarson Oddson. Educated public schools. mmigrated from Iceland, 1888. Mer- hant Selkirk, Man., 1890-1901. Came to Winnipeg, 1901. Married Rachael Chris- tianson, 1886; has two sons and four daughters. Societies: I. O. F.; I. O. G. T. Liberal; Lutheran. Address: 488 Sherbrooke St., Winnipeg, Man. ODELL, William Henry, B. A.—Barris- ter-at-law. Born Belmont, Middlesex County, Ont., Jan, 31, 1878, son of William Henry and Selena Odell. Educated public schools, Belmont, Ont; Collegiate Institute, St Thomas and Ingersoll, Ont.; Toronto University. Came to Manitoba. 1903; law student with Munson, Allan, Laird ft Davis, Winnipeg, 1903; called to Manitoba bar, 1906, and became junior member of Munson ft Allan; moved to Alberta, 1908; called to Alberta bar, and practiced, Wetaskiwin, since 1908. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Liberal; Protestant Address: Wetaskiwin, Alta. ODLUM, Edward, B. A., B. So., M. A.— Financial Broker, 1542 Park Drive, Vancouver. Born Tullamore, Ont, Nov. 27, 1850, son of John A. and Margaret Odium. Educated Central School, Goderich, Ont; Collegiate Institute, Cobourg; Victoria University. Spent 20 years as an educator, later real estate and company business. Came to British Columbia 1889. Alderman, Vancouver; Chairman of Library Board; president of executive, Central Ratepayers' Association. Director Trustee Company; director Terminal Press Co.; director Grand Trunk Pacific Coal Co.; director Orange Hall Association; director British Columbia Oil Refining Co.; director National Finance Co.; director Thomson Stationery Co.; director Central City Mission; director Hygienic Dairy Co.; director Canadian Pacific Oil Co. Served with 36th Regiment, Peel County, Ont., during Fenian Raid, 1866-1870, and received 160 acres of land Ontario as recognition for services. Married Mary E. Powell (deceased) ; married Martha, M. Thomas, Toronto, 1905; has five sons. Recreations: gardening, writing, traveling. Address: 1710 Grant St., Vancouver, B. C. ODLUM, Captain Victor Went worth.— Western Manager for Burnett, Ormsby ft Clapp, Ltd., fire insurance brokers and fire protection engineers, 404 Builders Exchange Winnipeg. Born Cobourg, Ont, Oct., 21, 1880, son of Mary and Prof. Edward Odium, M. A., B. Sc. Lived Japan, 1886-1889, with his father, who was engaged in educational work Tokio. Educated public and high schools, Cobourg; Columbian College, New Westminster; Toronto University. Came to British Columbia, 1898; reporter Daily World, Vancouver, 1902; editor-in-chief, 1905. Came to Winnipeg as inspector for Burnett, Ormsby ft Clapp, 1908; appoint- 451 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY ed Western manager, 1910. Served with 2nd special service battalion, R. C. R (First Canadian Contingent) as private in South Africa, 1899-1900 (medal and three clasps); lieutenant 3d Mounted Rifles, 1902; commission 48th Highlanders, Toronto, on return from South Africa; transfeiTed as lieutenant to 6th D. C. O. R., Vancouver, 1902; captain 100th Winnipeg Grenadiers, 1910; has had 14 consecutive years of service "in Canadian Militia. School trustee, Vancouver, 1904; president Vancouver Liberal Association, 1904. Married Eugenia Tressa Rogerson, Victoria, 1904; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: Military Institute; I. O. F. Recreation: rifle shooting. Liberal; Methodist Address: 688 Jessie Ave., Winnipeg, Man. OGILVIE, William Prescott, B. C. L.— Of Ogilvie ft Brown, Barristers, 543 Granville St., Vancouver; director Great West Land Co.; director United Security Co. Born Nov. 9, 1875, son of John and Mary Ogilvie. Educated public and high schools, Montreal; McGill University. Came to British Columbia 1888. Called to British Columbia bar, 1909; present partnership formed, 1910. Married Caroline Young, Astoria, Ore., 1907. Clubs: Commercial; University; Vancouver Athletic. Recreation: all athletic sports. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 2542 Victoria St., Mount Pleasant, Vancouver, B. C. OLDFIELD, John Henry.—Of Oldfield. Kirby ft Gardner, Financial and Real Estate Agents, 234 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Norfolk, England, Feb. 7, 1857, son of Henry and Emma Oldfield. Educated private schools. Came' to Winnipeg, 1879; present business since 1886. Married Emma Louise Inman, Winnipeg, 1885; has three sons and. one daughter. Recreation: travel. Anglican. Address: 264 River Ave., Winnipeg, Man. OLIN, Charles A. — Farmer. Sweden, Aug. 31, Sharlotte Olin. United States, from Nebraska, first settlers. Hermann, J. P., M. L. Born Westergothland, 1867, son of Olaf and Educated Sweden and Came to Wetaskiwin 1892; being one of the- Member City Council, Wetaskiwin, since 1904; president Scandinavian Public Hospital; president Liberal Association of Wetaskiwin. Inspector public works and bridge foreman, 1898-1909; liquor license commissioner, 1906-1909. Represents Wetaskiwin, Alberta Legislature Married Matilda Bengstone, 1894; has one son and two daughters. Liberal; Lutheran. Address: Wetaskiwin, Alta. OLIVER, John.—Farmer. Born Hart- ington, Derbyshire, England, July 31, 1856, son of Robert and Emma Lomas Oliver. Educated parish schools, Hart- ington. Came to Canada, 1870; British Columbia, 1877. Elected to British Columbia Legislature for Delta, 1900, 1903 and 1909; leader of the Liberal opposition, 1909; unsuccessful candidate, 1909; unsuccessful candidate for House of Commons, 1911; Councillor, Delta 1890-1894; Reeve, 1911. Married Elizabeth Woodward, 1886; has five sons and three daughters. Liberal; Methodist, Address: Delta, B. C. WILLIAM OLIVER. OLIVER, William.—(Retired). Bor Oxford County, Ont., Dec. 24, 1860, so of William and Helen Oliver. Educate public schools, Oxford County. Carpet ter's apprentice, Oxford County, 187? contractor, Brandon, 1882; Regina, 1885 1885; Lithbridge, 1886-1910, when r< tired. Vice-president and manager Lett bridge Brick ft Terra Cotta Co., 190' 1905; formed Oliver Manufacturing Cc 1907; sold out, 1910. Member board, Let! bridge and District Agriculture Societ Served as Alderman, Lethbridge 1 years; Mayor four consecutive term Married Mary A. Oliver, daughter < Thomas Oliver, Warkworth, Ont, 1881 has two sons and one daughter. Clul Chinook. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. < O. F. Recreations: shooting, curlinj Liberal; Presbyterian. Address; Fifth Ave., S., Lethbridge, Alta 6( O'NEIL, William Nelson. — Buildir Material Merchant 550 Seymour S Vancouver; president Western War housing Co., LtdL Born Brampton, On- 452 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY July 23, 1874, son of John Moody and Jane Elizabeth Long O'Neil. Educated public schools, Erindale, Ont. Came to Vancouver, 1898. Married Bella Victoria Rioch, 1902; has one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver; Commercial. Society: K. of P. Presbyterian. Address: 1166 Eleventh Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. O'REILLY, Arthur John.—Of Moresby & O'Reilly, Barristers, Imperial Bank Chambers, Victoria. Born Victoria, April 4, 1873, son of His Honor Judge O'Reilly, and C. A. O'Reilly. Educated Uppingham, England. Called to British Columbia bar, 1899. Club: Union. Address: Point Ellice, Victoria, B. C. ORMOND, Major Daniel Mowat.—Barrister and Solicitor, Gill Block, Pincher Creek. Born Pembroke, Ont., Aug. 14, 1885, son of Daniel Ormond and Frances Lydia Hudson Ormond, and great-grandson of Capt. Hudson, United Empire Loyalist. Came to Manitoba, 1888. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Portage-la-Prairie. On survey, and cow-puncher, Canadian North West Irrigation Co., Lethbridge, 1903-1904; law student with Edward Anderson, K. Oj Portage-la-Prairie, 1904; called to Manitoba and Alberta bars; practiced law Pincher Creek since 1910. President Pincher Creek Hospital; joined 12th Manitoba Dragoons, later transferred to 18th M. R. Married Annie Laura Cad- ham, Portage-la-Prairie, 1910. Club: Pincher Creek. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: rowing (stroked winnirig crew Portage la Prairie Regatta, 1905), rifle, gun and revolver shooting, riding, former lacrosse and hockey player. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Pincher Creek, Alta. OSBORNE, Ethel Frances.—(Wife of Rockwell Coleman Osborne.) Born St. Thomas, Ont, daughter of Frances Leslie and Lieutenant Colonel Wm. Henry Lindsey. Educated Toronto. Came to Manitoba, 1900. Joined staff of Winnipeg Telegram as Women's page editor, subsequently having charge of Women's Department on Manitoba Free Press. Married R. C. Osborne, treasurer International Elevator Co., 1907. President Dominion Canadian Women's Press Club, 1908-1909; president Winnipeg branch C W. P. C, 1910-1911; literary correspondent Women's Canadian Club, 1910-1911. Clubs: Winnipeg Golf; St Charles Country. Anglican. Address: 128 Yale Ave., Winnipeg, Man. OSBORNE, Rockwell Colman, LL. B.— Treasurer International Elevator Co., Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born McGregor, Iowa, Feb. 3, 1874, son of Willis L. and Julia Colman Osborne. Educated University of Minnesota. In grain business with Osborne McMillan Elevator Co., Minneapolis, Minn., 1891. Came to Winnipeg, 1903. Married Ethel Frances Lindsay, daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel William H. Lindsay, Winnipeg, 1907. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton; St Charles Country; Winnipeg Golf. Recreations: golf, bowling. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 128 Yale Ave., Winnipeg, Man. OSLER, Hugh Farquharson.—Of Osier, Hammond & Nanton, Brokers, Winnipeg. Born Toronto, Nov. 17, 1881, son of Edmund B. and Annie Osier. Educated Trinity College School, Port Hope, and Royal Military College, Kingston. Came to Winnipeg, 1903. Captain 79th Regiment. Married Kathleen Harty, Kingston, Ont, 1907; has one son. Clubs: Manitoba, Winnipeg Hunt,.Polo. Recreations: golf and polo. Conservative; Protestant. Address: Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. JOHN O'SULLIVAN. O'SULLIVAN, John.—Fellow of the Chemical - Society of London, England; Provincial Assayer and Analytical Chemist, 432 Richards St., Vancouver. Born Swansea, South Wales, Feb. 15, 1854. Educated Swansea high Vivian & Sons, Swansea; ing practical assaying work under direction of land, 1871-1897. Chief school. With received train- and analytical Dr. R. Suchs- chemist to the British Columbia Agency, Ltd., of London, England, Vancouver, 1897-1900. Established present business, 1900. Served with Volunteer Artillery, Swansea, 21 years, receiving Queen's medal for long and meritorious service, 1896. Address: 1649 Barclay St., Vancouver, B. C. 453 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY WARREN OVERPACK. OVERPACK, Treasurer and Warren. — Secretary- General Manager of the Alberta Clay Products Co., Ltd., Medicine Hat; president of Marshalltown Sewer Pipe Co., Marshalltown, Iowa; director of Portland Drain Tile Co., Portland, Ind.; director of Lehigh Clay Products Co., Lehigh, Iowa. Born Springfield, Ohio, April 21, 1865, son of Samuel and Mary Overpack. Educated public and high schools Springfield, Ohio. Clay product manufacturer; purchased the Glenwood Tile Works, 1882, and oper ated same until 1900; organized a com-i pany and built the Portland Drain Tile Co., Portland, Ind., 1900; with the same company built the Lehigh Clay Products* Co., Lehigh, Iowa, 1905; purchased the Orestes Drain Tile Works, 1908, and rebuilt same; organized a company and built the Alberta Clay Products at Medi-f cine Hat, Alta, 1908. Married Lily Proctor Springfield, Ohio; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M\ Independent; Friends Church. Address: Medicine Hat Alta. 454 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY RICHARD B. O'SULLIVAN. O'SULLIVAN, Richard B.—Of National Finance Co., Burns Block, Calgary. Born Jamaica, B. W. I., June 8, 1868, son of Edward and E. O'Sullivan. Educated M!cGill University; University of Pennsylvania; University of Toronto; Diocesan Theological College. Dentist, Ottawa, 1889. Came to Alberta, 1892. Has served as school trustee, Alderman and License Inspector. Married Marion E. Chapin, Toronto. Club: Alberta. Societies: S. O. E.; A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F. Address: 536 Twentieth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. OUSELEY, His Hon. Frederick Arthur Gore.—District Court Judge, Judicial District of Moose Jaw. Born Windsor, N. S., Dec. 27, 1872, son of Rosina M. and John W. Ouseley, K. C. Educated Collegiate and High school, Windsor. Came to Saskatchewan, 1907; elevated to Bench, 1909; president Saskatchewan Provincial Musical Association, 1911- 1912. Married Mary Carmichael Campbell, 1901; has one daughter. Recreation: tennis. Anglican. Address: 54 Oxford St., Moose Jaw, Sask. • OVER, Walter Percy.—Of Jordan ft Over, Architects, Canada Life Building, Winnipeg. Bora Toronto, Sept 3, 1874, son of Walter and Honoria Over. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Toronto. Architect, Toronto, 1890, employ of Dominion Government. Came to Winnipeg, 1902. Served as ser geant with Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto, three years. Married Edith Carruthers, Winnipeg, 1907. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: golf. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 199 Colony St., Winnipeg, Man. OWEN, Rev. Cecil Caldbeck, B. A.— Anglican clergyman. Rector of Christ Church, Vancouver. Born Blackheath, Kent, England, July 5, 1864, son of Rev. Edward and Elizabeth Owen. Educated Toronto University; Wycliffe College. Curate, St. Peter's Church, Toronto, under Archdeacon Boddy; curate, Trinity Church, Winnipeg, under Archdeacon Fortin; Rector, Cronyn Memorial Church, London, Ont.; present charge since 1903. Director Y. M. C. A.; vice-president Strathcona Institute; president Bible Society for British Columbia. Served with Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto, Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Married Alice Grundy, 1891; has one son and four daughters. Recreations: sailing; outdoor sports. Address: Christ Church Rectory, Vancouver, B. C. Oxley, Robert W.—Of Dominion Government Land Department, Hanley. Bora Haldiman County, Ont, Dec. 9, 1857, son of Thomas and Ann Oxley. Educated public schools. Agent Grand Trunk Railway, Thorold, Ont, 1880. Came to Saskatchewan, 1903. Councillor, Hanley, 1908; Mayor, Hanley, 1909-1910. Married Mary MteRae, Glencoe, Ont, 1893; has one daughter. Club: Liberal. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: hunting, fishing. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address : Hanley, Sask. PACE, Frederick W.—Local manager Liverpool ft London ft Globe Insurance Co., Ltd., Somerset Building, Winnipeg. Born Toronto, June 4, 1873. Educated Winnipeg. Fire insurance business, 1896; as accountant, inspector and secretary, 1903, established Western Canadian branch office of Liverpool ft London ft Globe Insurance Company, Ltd., Winnipeg. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Address: 388 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. PAGET, Anne Amelia.—Author, daughter of W. J. McLean, Winnipeg. Born Fort Simpson, Mackenzie River. Married Frederick Paget, Department Indian Affairs, Ottawa. Commissioned by Canadian Government to obtain folk-lore of Northwest Cree Indians, 1906. Published "People of the Plains," 1909. Address: Ottawa and Winnipeg, Man. 455 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY CLARENCE ARTHUR OWENS. OWENS, Clarence Arthur.—General Manager Land ft General Investment Co., Ltd., 105 Eighth Ave., W., Calgary. Born Lansing, Kansas, Feb. 25, 1884. Educated public and high schools, Kansas. Clerk wholesale house, Kansas City, 1900-1903; advertising business Pa cific Coast, 1903-1908. Came to Alberta, 1908. Managing director for J. O. E., Ltd., Calgary, two years. Married Elizabeth Moraye, Winnipeg, 1910. Clubs: Alberta; Colonial. Conservative. Address: Calgary, Alta. 456 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY PAINTER, Harry John.—Assessment Commissioner of City of Vancouver, City Hall. Vancouver. Born Hanley, Staffordshire, England, June 14, 1856, son of Frederick Charles and Emily Marriner Painter. Educated Bridgenorth, Shropshire, England. Timber valuer for I. & T. Dimmick ft Co.; stroke on Trent, 1871. Came to Canada, 1881; British Columbia 1886. Present position since 1897. Alderman, Vancouver, 1896, 1897, 1898 and 1900. Served with Queens Own Stafforshire Rangers. Married Annie M. Petchell, Aldborough, England, 1883; has seven sons and one daughter. Society: A. O. U. W. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1524 Eighth Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. FALK, Helen.—Teacher in Provincial Model School, Winnipeg. Born St. Johns- bury, Vt., daughter of John and Annabel Palk. Educated Winnipeg schools. Superintendent of elementary department of Manitoba Sunday School Association; represents Canada on the International Elementary Committee; has traveled extensively Alberta connection with Sunday School work. Methodist. Address: 221 Spence St., Winnipeg, Man. RICHARD MASON PALMER. PALMER, Richard Mason.—Managing Director British Columbia Fruit Lands, Ltd., and Kamloops Fruit Lands Irrigation & Power Co., Ltd., Kamloops; director British Canadian & General Investment Co., London, England, and Kamloops; director Prudential Investment Co., Vancouver; director British Columbia Fruit Growers' Association; member of Provincial Board of Horticulture. Born Gay ton,* Norfolk, England, March 12, 1859, son of Henry and Eliza Palmer. Educated Swaffham grammar school, Norfolk, England. Came to British Columbia, 1888. Provincial Fruit Inspector Provincial Government, Victoria 1890; Secretary Bureau of Provincial Information and Immigration, Victoria, 1904; Deputy Minister of Agriculture, 1906; resigned, .1908; present position since 1908. Married Edith Mary Oldfield, Fouldon, Old Hall, England, 1884 (deceased); married Gertrude Annie Hadwen, Fairfield, Manchester, England, 1907; has three sons and two daughters. Clubs: Union; Vancouver. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Kamloops, B. *C. PARDEE, E. C.—Manager Bank of Montreal, Edmonton. Born Sarnia, Ont, March 20, 1869, son of Hon. T. B. Pardee, ex-minister Crown Lands, Ont., and Emma K. Pardee. Educated Upper Canada College, Toronto. Joined bank, Chatham. Ont, 1886. Came to Alberta, 1900. Married Marjorie Mowat, Edmonton; has one son and one daughter. Club: Edmonton. Recreations: cricket, golf, riding, tennis. Address: 1543 Victoria Ave., Edmonton, Alta. PARKER, Benjamin Cronyn. — Of Parker Ashdown Realty Co., Real Estate Agent, Union Bank Building, Winnipeg. Born Pakenham, Ont, Feb. 14, 1861, son of George and Abalinda Parker. Educated public schools Ontario. Came to Manitoba, 1877; farmed, 1877- 1909; came to Winnipeg, 1909; breeder of Aberdeen Angus cattle, Clydesdale and standard bred horses, being also largely interested farm lands in Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan. Married Mary E. Stoddard. Club: Canadian. Recreation: horses. Conservative; Methodist Address: 419 Charles St., Winnipeg. Man. PARKER, Matthew A., B. Sc. (Glas.) — Prof, of chemistry University of Manitoba, Winnipeg. Born Renfrewshire, Scotland, Oct. 3, 1871, son of John and Annie Parker. Educated Glasgow and Heidelberg. Came to Winnipeg, 1904. Official Analyst to Government of Manitoba; lecturer chemistry, Technical College, Glasgow, 1894-1901; lecturer organic chemistry, Glasgow University, 1901-1904. Fellow of Chemical Society, London, England; member of American Chemical Society; Society of Chemical Industry; British Association for the Advancement of Science; American Association for the Advancement of Science. Married Elizabeth Blackie, Glasgow, 1904; has three daughters. Address: University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Man. 45? WHO'S WHO, AND WHY PARKER, Lewis.—Manager Anchor Fire ft Marine Insurance Co., Ltd., Calgary. Born England, Jan. 6, 1873, son of John B. P. and S. E. Parker. Educated England. In insurance office, England. 1894. Came to Alberta 1908. Married Mabel I. Lewis, Toronto. Club: Calgary. Recreation: cricket. Address: Calgary, Alta PARKER, Rev. Peter Clifton.—Clergyman, pastor Central Baptist Church, Vancouver. Born Busby, Scotland, May 4, 1856, son of William and Jane Parker. Educated Manchester College, England; ordained Rochdale, England, 1880. Came to Ontario, 1883; incumbent, First Ave. Baptist Church, Toronto, 14 years. Came to British Columbia to present charge, 1907. Married Jane Cowan Nelson, Buxton, Derbyshire, England; has two sons and three daughters. Club: Canadian. Recreations: hunting, fishing. Address: 62 Eleventh Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. PARKES, Robert Byerley, LL. B.— Barrister and Solicitor, 537 Hastings St, Vancouver. Born England, Dec. 9, 1861. Educated University College. London; London University. Came to British Columbia, 1899. Club: Terminal City. Society: I. O. O. F. (high counsellor). Recreation: cricket Address: 1169 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. FARLOW, Miss Mary Kathleen. — Violinist. Born Calgary, daughter of Charles Henry and Minnie B. Wheeler Parlow. Educated California and Russia Commenced study of violin when 5 years Of age, with F. J. Conrad and Henry Holmes, San Francisco; removed to St. Petersburg. 1906, and continued musical studies with Leopold Auer; since 1908. has played in Germany, Russia Scandanavia, Holland, Belgium and the British Isles, appearing before many of the crowned heads, notably the Queen of England, the King and Queen of Denmark, King and Queen of Norway, and other members of the royal families. Recreations: reading, walking, motoring. Address: care Daniel Mayer, Hanover Square, London, England. FARRISH, William Linton.—Of Par- rish & Heimbecker, Ltd., Grain Brokers, 605 Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Bora Vromanton, Ont.. Aug. 4, 1860, son of Samuel and Jane Parrish. Educated Uxbridge, Ont. In grain business, Brandon, 1881; moved to Winnipeg, 1898; member of firm Parrish ft Lindsay, 1886- 1907; Western Canada Flour Mills Co., 1907-1909: present partnership formed. 1909. Alderman, Brandon, 1896-1897; president Winnipeg Grain Exchange, WILLIAM LINTON PARRISH 1899; secretary-treasurer Columbia Coal ft Coke Co.; president Manitoba Curling Association; captain Manitoba Team of Canadian Curlers to Scotland, 1909. Married Annie Ellen Card, Glenboro, Man., 1885; has two sons and three daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 181 Kingsway, Winnipeg, Man. PARSON, Henry George, M. L. A.— Merchant. Born London, England, Sept 13, 1865, son of George F. and Mary Ann Parson. Educated Cooper's Company grammar school, London, England. Came to Ottawa, 1883; to Banff, Alta 1885; and to British Columbia, 1887. President Columbia Wine & Spirit Co., Golden; president Revelstoke Wine & Spirit Co.; president Golden Board of Trade, 1906-1907; Golden Hospital So- oiety, 1906-1907. Represents Columbia, British Columbia Legislature. Married Mary Jane Reid, 1889; has one son and two daughters. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Golden, B. C. PARSONS, William Rufus, B. A., LL. B.—Barrister. Born Halifax, N. S., April 9, 1873, son of Jonathan and Elenor Parsons. Educated Acadia College, and Dalhousie University. Came to Saskatchewan and practiced since 1898; Solicitor for town of Yorkton. Married Lillie Nichols, 1899; has two sons. Conservative; Baptist. Address: Yorktown, Sask. PASCAL, Right Rev. Albert, O. MI., D. D.—Bishop of Prince Albert Born St. Genest de Beauson, Viviers, France. Aug. 3, 1848. Educated Little Seminary of Aubenas and Grand Seminary of Montreal. Came to Montreal, 1870; ordained priest, 1873; missionary among the In- 458 dians, North West Territories, 1874-1891; consecrated titular Bishop of Mosynopo- lis and Vicar Apostolic of Saskatchewan, 1891; Bishop Prince Albert, 1907. Established Catholic Mutual Benefit Association Prince Albert Recreations: hunting, fishing. Address: Bishop's Palace, Prince Albert, Sask. JOSEPH PATENAUDE. PATENAUDE, Joseph.—Manufacturing Jeweler, extensively interested in the French Reduction Co.; also closely connected with the new discovery of Cana- dium and platinum; director Prudential Life Insurance Co., Winnipeg. Born Iberville, Que., Oct. 28, 1871, son of Cyril and Celina Patenaude. Educated Plato School, Montreal; Van-ainne Commercial College; graduate of Canadian Horological Institute, Toronto, 1892. Came to British Columbia, 1897. Served on City Council Nelson. Society: K. of C. Roman Catholic. Address: Nelson, B. C. PATERSON, A. Judson.—President and Managing Director A. J. Paterson, Ltd., real estate, 570 Granville St, Vancouver. Born Toronto, July 29, 1856, son of John and Jane Paterson. Educated Montreal and Toronto. Telegraph operator, G. T. R., Montreal, 1873. Came to British Columbia, 1888. Was fourteen years C. P. R. Trans-Pacific S. S. Service. Vancouver. Managing director and secretary-treasurer Granville Land ft Loan Co.; secretary-treasurer Royal Nurseries ft Floral Co.; vice-president Consolidated Building Co.; secretary Granville St. Property Owners' Association; secretary-treasurer Royal Templars of Temperance; president Somer Park Co., Ltd. Served with Q. O. R., Toronto, and Victoria Rifles. Montreal. Married Eliza A, Davies, London, Eng land; has two daughters. Clubs: Canadian; Vancouver Tourist Association; Athletic. Societies: K. of P.; R. T. of T. Recreations: lacrosse, motoring. Address: 1254 Pendrell St., Vancouver, B. C. ROBERT WALTER PATERSON. PATERSON, Robert* Walter.—Secretary-treasurer Winnipeg Paint & Glass Co., 140 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Bora Guelph. Oct. 22, 1876. son of Robert and Wilhelmina Priscilla Paterson. Educated Ottawa Collegiate Institute. Junior Bank of Ottawa, 1894. Came to Winnipeg, 1902. President Manitoba Linseed Oil Mills; vice-president Northern Canadian Mortgage Co. Served as Lieutenant 43rd Regiment, Duke of Cornwall's Own, Ottawa 1899; captain 90th Regiment, Winnipeg, 1902-1907; Major 18th M. R, Winnipeg. Married Liley Drewry, Winnipeg, 1907; has one son. Club: Manitoba. Recreations: riding, sailing, shooting, curling, etc. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 116 Wilmot Place, Winnipeg, Man. PATERSON, Thomas Frank, B. S. A.— Lumber Merchant, 336 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Thamesford, Ont., Nov. 19, 1869, son of Alex, and Agnes Paterson! Educated Toronto University; Guelph Agricultural College. Lectured for the British Columbia Government on agriculture, and establishing farmers' institutes, 1896; editorial staff Vancouver World, 1897-1898; formed Canadian Pacific Lumber Co., 1898; Paterson Timber Co., Ltd., 1901; sold his interest and purchased the Cascade Mills, Ltd., 1906, later half interest in Terminal Lumber ft Shingle Co.; president Canada Lumber ft Timber Co.; president Federal 459 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY THOMAS FRANK PATERSON. Trust Corporation, Ltd. Married Mary Olive Tait; has three daughters. Recreation: motoring. Address: 1100 Haro St, Vancouver, B. C. PATERSON, W. Innes.—Lumberman, 336 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Middlesex County, Ont, Dec. 3, 1867, son of Alexander C. and Agnes Paterson. Educated public schools, Bruce County, Lucknow, Ont Came to British Columbia and engaged contracting and mining, Vancouver, 1891. Vice-president Paterson Timber Co., Ltd.; director Terminal Timber ft Shingle Co.; managing director British Columbia W. P. ft P. Co.; director Paterson Constructing Co. Married Margaret Watters, 1900; has one son and one daughter. Recreation: motoring. Independent; Presbyterian. Address: 1433 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. PATMORE, Lewis Warner, B. A., LL. B.—Barrister. Born Elora, Ont., May 18, 1875, son of Henry and Mary Pat- more. Educated Elora public and high schools; Toronto University, graduated in Arts (B.A.) 1895; in law 1896 (LL. B.). Came to British Columbia 1896. Mining recorder, Fort Steele, B. C, 1899. Rupert 1908. Married Fort Steele, 1898; has Club: Prince Rupert. Rupert, B. C. Came to Prince Emma Kershaw, two daughters. Address: Prince PATON, John.— Manager, Toronto General Trusts Corporation, 395 Main St., Winnipeg. Born Dairy, Ayrshire. Scotland, March 6, 1857. son of George and Janet Paton. Educated high school and Andersonian University, Glasgow, Scotland. Came to Canada 1874; junior clerk, London & Ontario Investment Co., Ltd., Toronto, 1877; superintendent real estate, Toronto, General Trusts Corporation, 1901; manager, Winnipeg branch, 1910. Married Annie Taylor Carrie, Toronto, 1882; has three sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba and St Charles Country. Winnipeg; National, Victoria and Royal Canadian Yacht Recreations: curling, lawn bowling, golf. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 19 Kennedy St., Winnipeg, Man. PATRIARCHE, Mrs. Valance St. Just. —<Born Toronto, daughter of Prof. Charles Valance Berryman, M. A., M. D., and Julia Caroline Patriarche. Educated Toronto, Ont Married Hugh Racey Patriarche, manager Canadian Car Service Bureau; has one son. Publications: "Tag or the Chien Bolue Dog;" newspaper articles, magazine stories, and poems. Recreations: reading, canoeing, sailing, photography. Address: 108 Cauchon St, Winnipeg, Man. PATRICK, John Alexander Macdonald.—Of Patrick, Boland ft Doherty, Barristers and Solicitors, Yorkton. Bora Ilderton, Ont, June 28, 1874, son of George B. and Aleda Patrick. Educated Collegiate Institute and Normal School, London, Ont. Taught school six years. Came to Saskatchewan, 1896; law student with Gifford Elliot, York- ton, 1899: with George A. Watson, York- ton, 1903; articled to Hon G. W. Brown, Lieutenant-Governor of Saskatchewan, 1904; called to Saskatchewan bar, 1904; practiced Yorkton since. President Law Society of Saskatchewan; president Yorkton District Board of Trade. Governor Saskatchewan Methodist College; governor Saskatchewan Athletic Association. Mayor, Town of Yorkton, 1909- 1910; trustee Yorkton public school, 1906-1907-1908-1909. Married Sadie Pearl Hawkins, daughter of William A. Hawkins, 1905; has two sons and one daughter. Societies A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F. (Past Grand Master). Conservative; Methodist. Address: York- ton. Sask. PATTERSON, Henry Stuart, B. A., LL. B.—Barrister. Bora Tatamagouche, N. S., Feb. 22, 1881, son of William Albert and Bessie Campbell Patterson. Educated high school. New Glasgow, N. S.; Pictou Academy; Dalhousie University (graduated in Arts, 1906); high honors Philosophy; law, 1908. Student with Geo. Patterson, New Glasgow, 1905. Came to Alberta, 1908, and employed offices of Lougheed, * Bennett ft Co., Calgary, Alta, 1908. Came to Didsbury, 1909. Liberal; Conservative. Address: Didsbury, Alta. 460 sssgm HON. THOMAS PATERSON, Hon. Thomas Wilson.— Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia Victoria. Born Ayrshire, Scotland, Dec. 6, 1851, son of William Porter and Margaret Paterson. Came to Canada as a boy. Educated public schools, Oxford, Ont. Came to British Columbia, 1885. Elected for North Victoria to British Columbia Legislature, 1902 and 1903; appointed Lieutenant-Governor, 1909. Married Emma Eliza Riley, daughter of Senator George Riley, Victoria, 1886. Club: Pacific. Recreation: golf. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Victoria, B. C. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY PATTERSON, George, B. A, M. A., K. C.—Deputy Attorney-General of Manitoba, Government Bldgs., Winnipeg. Born Perth, Ont, April 20, 1846, son of James and B. Jane Patterson. Educated Toronto University. Called to Ontario bar and practiced Hamilton, 1876. Came to Manitoba, 1882. Official Administrator for Manitoba, 1891-1898; Deputy Attorney-General since 1898; editor Manitoba Law Reports since 1892; member Winnipeg School Board several years. Received first-class military school certificate, 1886; served Fenian Raid (and wounded Ridgway, Ont.), 1866. Married Annie Gertrude Baker, Hamilton, 1870, (deceased); married Viola Geddes, Niag- ara-on-Lake, Ont., 1908; has three sons and two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; Canadian. Recreations: lawn bowling, canoeing, skating. Anglican. Address: Dorchester Court, Winnipeg, Man. . PATTERSON, James, M. D.. C. M.— Physician. Born Almonte, Ont, Oct 10, 1841, son of John and Elizabeth Patterson. Educated McGill University. Practiced Almonte, 1864. Came to Winnipeg, 1882. Charter member and treasurer Manitoba Medical College; member Winnipeg General Hospital staff; ex- chairman board of health for Manitoba. Married Isabella Gemmell. Perth, Ont, 1871; has two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; Oarleton. Recreation: driving. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 277 Donald St., Winnipeg, Man. FRANCIS LAWRENCE PATTON. PATTON, Francis Lawrence.—Manager Dominion Bank, Winnipeg. Born Cornwall, Ont, April 24, 1867, son of Ven. Archdeacon Patton. Junior clerk St. Lawrence Bank, Toronto, 1874; came to Manitoba, 1882; manager Dominion Bank, 1897. Married Kate Stewart, New Orleans, La, 1884; has four sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 147 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. PATTULLO, Thomas Dufferin.—Of Pattullo & Radford, Financial Brokersj 2nd Ave., Prince Rupert Born Woodstock, Ont., May 4, 1873, son of George R and Mary Pattullo. Educated Woodstock high school. Bank clerk, Woodstock, 1590. Came to British Columbia^ 1897. Secretary of late Major J. M. Walsh, commissioner of the Yukon; subsequently appointed assistant gold comn missioner; from which position he resigned to engage business. Vice-Consuli for Norway; Alderman for Prince Rupert and ex-Alderman, Dawson, Y. TJ Married Lillian Reidmeister, Dawson,i 1899; has one daughter. Clubs: Prineei Rupert; Wanderers; Kaian Island. Address: Prince Rupert, B. C. JOHN EDWIN PAUL. PAUL, John Edwin Of Speers & Paul, 201 Twenty-Second St, W., Sas-j katoon. Born near Listowel, Ont., sonj of John McFarlane and Margaret Paul. Educated public schools, Listowel. Clerk j general store, Listowel, and Stratford,! Ont, 1890-1896; came to Virden, Man.. 1896, and clerked; same year went to Griswold, Man., worked for Clarence E. Pineo; with Alexander Speers bought out Clarence E. Pineo, and formed firm of! Speers & Paul, 1898; remained in Gris-j wold until 1903, when they moved their stock to Saskatoon, locating at First Ave. and Twenty-First St.; moved into their present building, 1908. Member Saskatoon public school and high school boards since 1904; chairman, 1906; when the two boards separated, 1908, continued to act as chairman of public school board. Married Anne J. Speers, Griswold, Man., 1899; has two sons and two daughters. Society: C. O. F. Recreations: curling, football, baseball. Methodist. Address: Saskatoon, Sask. 462 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY cattle business supervising and Ironsides ft Co PAUL, John McClay (retired)—Mayor of Moose Jaw. Born Tamworth, Ont, March 14, 1863, son of Robert and Mary Paul. Educated public schools, Middlesex County, Ont General store business, Batoche, Sask., 1885; St. Laurent, Mission, 1886; engaged stock business, 1887; associated with Robert Ironsides Winnipeg, 1890-1893; organizing for Gordon, Winnipeg, until 1901, when engaged stock business for himself; came to Moose Jaw and engaged farming and importing pure bred horses from Scotland, 1905. Served as alderman, Moose Jaw, 1909^1910, when chairman Water and Sewer Committee. Served as scout, North West Rebellion, 1885, under Colonel Crozier; entrusted wfith messages between Louis Riel and Colonel Crozier. Married Margaret Jane McKay, Prince Albert, Sask., 1893; has four sons and one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; C. O. F. Address: 53 High St., W., Moose Jaw, Sask. PAULINE, Frederick Arthur.— Of Pauline ft Co., 557 Yates St., Victoria. Born Henley-on-Thames England, Sept. 19, 1861, son of Frederick and Mary Pauline. Educated St. Mary's College, Peckham Rye; grammar school, Henley-on-Thames. Clerk, stationery store, Birmingham, England, 1878. Came to British Columbia 1884. Alderman Victoria, 1908. President Victoria Board of Trade, 1908-1909. Married Charlotte Mary Mesher, Victoria, 1889; has two sons. Recreations: gardening, fishing. Address: "Rosevale," Foul Bay Road, Victoria, B. C. PAYNE, Walter P. — News Editor, Manitoba Free Press, Winnipeg. Born Chatham, Ont., June 20, 1863, son of Job and Martha Payne. Educated Charing Cross. Printer, Chatham, 1876; with Grip Publishing Co., Toronto, 1880; came to Winnipeg, 1881. Married Daisy Adelaide Blackburn, Detroit, Mich., 1905; has one son and two daughters. Recreation: curling (honorary life member and ex-president Manitoba Curling Association; honorary president Strathcona Curling Club, Winnipeg). Liberal; Methodist Address: 90 Langside St, Winnipeg, Man. PAYNE, William Ernest.—Of Green ft Payne, Barristers, Red Deer. Bora Colborne, Ont, Oct 1, 1878, son of Emma J. and William L. Payne, K. C. Educated high school, Colborne, Ont; Osgoode Hall. Came to Alberta, 1902; formed present partnership, 1902. School trustee, Red Deer. Married Mary H. Forbes, Hamilton, 1906; has one son. > Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: all sports. Conservative; Protestant. Address: Red Deer, Alta. LEWIS L. PEARCE. PEARCE, Lewis L.—President Canadian Investment Co., Ltd., 30 Jasper Ave., W., Edmonton. Director Alberta Oil ft Asphalt Co., Ltd.; director Edmonton ft Fort McMurray Oil Co., Ltd. Bora Elsie, Mich., Aug. 15, 1875, son of Henry George and Lucy A. Pearce. Educated public schools, United States. Hardware business, Elsie, Mich, 1897- 1907; came to Alberta and engaged present business, 1907. Married Edith Rum- mel, Elsie, Mich, 1899; has one daughter. Society: B. P. O. E. Independent; Baptist Address: 736 Thirteenth St., Edmonton, Alta. PEARSE, Ernest T. W.—Government agent, Kamloops. Born London, England, May 4, 1860, son of Josiah Robert and Maria Pearse. Educated London University Collegiate School. Came to British Columbia, 1878, and farmed; joined government service as constable, 1888; afterwards mining recorder; registrar of court; clerk of peace; assessor and collector; now gold and water commissioner, registrar of courts and stipendiary magistrate; government service continuously since 1888. Married May Roper, Kamloops, 1885; has one son and two daughters. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: hunting, fishing, gardening. Address: Kamloops, B. C. PEARSON, Thomas R.—Local manager Dominion Trust Co., New Westminster. Born Oshawa, Ont, May 21, 1858, son of Thomas D. and Isabella Pearson. Educated Ontario Agricultural College, Guelph. Came to British Columbia 1877, accountant in office of paymaster of Dominion Government survey, later entered book and stationery business, New Westminster; after nine years sold 463 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY out and founded real estate business; his firm incorporated with Dominion Trust Co., Ltd.1, 1908, when he was appointed to directorate. Notary public; ex-Alderman; director Pacific Loan Co. Married Edith E. Major, New Westminster; has three sons. Recreations: music, gardening, farming. Address: 715 Royal Ave., New Westminster, B. C. PEARSON, William.—President and General Manager of Wm. Pearson Co., Ltd., Canada Permanent Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Manchester, England, Oct. 25, 1865, son of Charles and Mary Pearson. Educated grammar school, England. Came to Manitoba, 1883, and engaged as stock breeder and farmer. Moved to Winnipeg, 1899. Member Central Emigration Board; Settlers' Information League; Winnipeg Real Estate Exchange; Winnipeg Industrial ft Development Bureau. Married Margaret E. Morrison, Winnipeg, 1888; has two sons and four daughters. Club: Carleton. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; Royal Colonial Institute. Recreations: country life. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Ashley Lodge, Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. PEART, Thomas William.—President and General Manager Peart Bros. Hardware Co., Ltd., 1901 South Railway St, Regina. Born St Mary's, Ont, April 1, 1873, son of Thomas and Jane Peart Educated Collegiate Institute, St. Mary's. Hardware clerk with J. C. Gilpin, St. Mary's, 1887. Came to Regina, 1897; with Smith & Ferguson, hardware merchants, 1897-1903, when the Western Hardware Co. was organized, he became manager; Western Hardware Co. absorbed the Smfith ft Ferguson Co., 1907, the firm name was changed to Peart Bros. Hardware Co., with Mr. Peart as president and general manager. Married Olive Young, Regina, Sask., 1904; has one son and two daughters. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Liberal; Methodist Address 2062 Cornwall St., Regina, Sask. FECK, John.—Chief Inspector of Machinery for the Government of British Columbia. Born Essex, England, Sept 27, 1861, son of John and Caroline E. Peck. Educated public schools, Essex. Graduated as mechanical engineer City and Guilds of London Institute. Apprentice engineering works near London. Came to Winnipeg, employed C. P. R., eercting shops, 1882. Returned to England, 1885, and employed as resident engineer of public works, London, under British Government Came to British Columbia, 1890, employed Reid & Currie Iron Works. Manager of the Vulcan Iron Works, New Westminster; appointed by British Columbia Government as inspector of machinery, 1899; chief inspector, 1901, and by Inter-provincial convention on Uniform Inspection Regulations throughout Dominion as permanent chairman, 1909. Director of New Westminster Agricultural and Industrial Association, since 1895; member of Board of Trade, since 1896; school trustee since 1904; Alderman for the City of New Westminster, 1909. Married Agnes F. Bacon, (deceased. 1909); has one son and one daughter. Address: 417 Queen's Ave., New Westminster, B. C. GEORGE LANGRISHE PEET. FEET, George Langrishe.—Of Toole, Peet ft Co., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, Calgary. Born Waterford, Ireland, May 9, 1870, son of Edward George and Elizabeth Victoria WInckworth Peet Educated Dublin. Came to Calgary, 1894; present partnership formed 1905. Clubs: Ranchmen's; Calgary Golf and Country; Motor Club. (London, England). Society: Fellow Royal Colonial Institute (London, England). Conservative; Quaker. Address: Ranchmen's dub, Calgary, Alta. PELLY, Justinian.—Barrister, Stipendiary Magistrate Coroner, Deputy Mining Recorder, Judge of the Small Debtors* Court, Clerk of the Dyke Tai, Registrar County Court, Chilliwack. Born Essex, England, May 21, 1864, son of Justinian and Fanny Ingleby Pelly. Educated Felstead and Charterhouse public schools, England. Came to British Columbia, 1882. Called to the British Columbia bar, 1893, and has practiced in Chilliwack since. Member Chilliwack Board of Trade; Chilliwack Agricultural Society. Married Sarah Cecilia Kinsey, New Westminster, 1894; 464 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JUSTINIAN PELLY. has three sons and one daughter. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; W. O. W.; S. O. E. Recreations: tennis, cycling. Anglican. Address: Elmsley, Chilliwack, B. C. PEMBERTON, Frederick Bernard, C. E., J. P.—Of Pemberton ft Son, Real Estate, Victoria. Born Victoria, British Columbia, April 26, 1865, son of Jos. Despard and Theresa Pemberton. Educated University College, London. Surveyor and architect, 1885; entered real estate and financial business, 1887; president Royal Jubilee Hospital; member Victoria parks board; councillor Oak Bay Council; director Crows Nest Coal Co.; notary public and justice of the peace. Married Mary Ann Dupont Bell, 1892; has three sons and three daughters. Clubs: Victoria Hunt; Tennis; Golf. Recreations: riding, shooting, motoring, golf, rowing. Address: Mount- joy, Victoria, B. C. PENDER, David Andrew.—Chartered Accountant, Merchants Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Hull, England, July 1, 1849, son of William Pender. Educated Normal School, Glasgow, Scotland. Chartered accountant in Glasgow, 1865. Came to Winnipeg, 1897. President Dominion School of Accountants and Finance. Married Edith Lockington, Toronto, Ont; has one son. Clubs: Carleton. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreation: reading. Conservative. Address: 234 Colony St, Winnipeg, Man. FENDRAY, William Joseph.—Of W. J. Pendray ft Sons, Laurel Point, Victoria Born Cornwall, England, May 4, 1846, son of Thomas and Catherine Trezzar Pendray. Educated Cornwall. Came to British Columbia, 1869; gold and placer miner and owned the Minne haha and Willow Gold Claims on Mosquito Creek, Cariboo, B. C. Established manufacture of soaps, paints and varnishes, Victoria 1875. Member Victoria Board of Trade. Married Amelia Jane Carthew, Victoria; has three sons. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F. Rec- reaton: motoring. Address: 309 Belleville St., Victoria, B. C. FENNEFATHER, John Pyne, M. R. C. P., M. R. C. S. (Ireland).—Physician and surgeon. Born Poona, Bombay, East Indies, May 31, 1833, son of Capt. J. P. Pennefather, of Anns Fort, and Carrigeen County, Tipperary, Ireland. Educated Dublin, Ireland. Was for some years in the medical service of the Honorable East India Co., and subsequently settled in Barley St, London, England, taking up diseases of the ear and throat as a specialty; was for some years surgeon to the Royal Dispensary for diseases of the ear; Metropolitan Dispensary for diseases of the tiiroat; published a work on diseases of the ear, which went through a second edition; member of Medical Society of London and several other London medical bodies. Came to Manitoba, 1880, and purchased tract of land from Hudson's Bay Co.; soon after appointed Provincial Magistrate. Surgeon-Major 91st Battalion Winnipeg Light Infantry, on outbreak of North West Rebellion, 1885, and shortly afterwards principal medical officer to General Strange's column, the Alberta Field Force (medal and clasp). Married Mary Fitzgerald, of Glin County, Limerick, Treland, 1857; has four sons and one daughter. Address: 139 Kennedy St, Winnipeg, Man. CHARLES GRAHAM PENNOCK. PENNOCK, ager Bank of Ottawa, Aug. Charles Graham.—Man- Ottawa, Vancouver. Born 25, 1869, son of Philomen 465 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Pennock, Jr., and Martha A. Graham Pennock. Educated Ottawa public schools. Entered Bank of Ottawa as junior clerk, 1887; moved to Winnipeg as teller, 1889; accountant that branch, 1892; manager Parry Sound, Ont, 1894; Renfrew, Ont, 1895; Rat Portage, Ont, 1900; inspector of bank, Ottawa, 1905; manager, Vancouver, since 1909. Advisory director Travelers • Life Assurance Company of Canada; honorary treasurer British Columbia Council, St. John Ambulance Association. Married Henrietta C. Strang, Winnipeg, 1895; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver; Jericho Country. Recreations: rowing, tennis, motoring. Presbyterian. Address: 1759 Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. PENTL AND, Charles F. — Manager Quebec Bank, Winnipeg. Born Quebec, Jan. 27, 1880, son of Charles A. and Mary Pentlahd. Educated Bishops College School, Lennoxville; Morrin College, Quebec. Clerk, Union Bank qf Canada, Quebec, 1879; appointed to present position, 1910. Married Constance L. Howell, daughter of Chief Justice H. M.. Howell, Winnipeg, 1908; has one son. Club: Manitoba. Recreations: all outdoor sports. Anglican. Address: 278 Wellington Crescent Winnipeg, Man. PENTREATH, Venerable Edwyn Sandys Wetmore, B. D., D. D.—Archdeacon of Columbia, Diocese of New Westminster. Bom Clifton, Kings County, N. B., Dec. 5, 1846, son of Capt. Edwin and Elizabeth Pentreath, U. E. Loyalist descent Educated England; graduate General Theological Seminary, New York; D. D., St. John's College, Winnipeg. Ordained Deacon by Bishop of New Jersey, 1872; Priest by Bishop Medley, of Fredericton, 1874; Incumbent of Grace Church, Rutherford, N. J., 1872-1874; Rector of Moncton, N. B., 1874-1882; Rector Christ Church, Winnipeg, 1882-1895. During his Rectorship held offices of Rural Dean; Hon. Canon; Examiner Exegetical Theology; Chaplain of the 91st Battalion, Winnipeg Light Infantry. Member of Winnipeg Conference, 1890, which formed basis for union of Church of England Dioceses in Canada; delegate to General Synod since formation, 1893; one of deputation from the Canadian Church to General Convention of Episcopal Church in United States, 1901. Came to British Columbia, 1897, on appointment to Archdeaconry of Columbia. Commissary General Diocese of New Westminster on several occasions. Married Clara Woodford Sayre, Dorchester, N. B., 1875; has one son and two daughters. Address: 1601 Barclay St., Vancouver, B. C. PERDUE, Hon. William Egerton, B. A.—Judge of Court of Appeal for Manitoba, Winnipeg. Born near Brampton, Ont, June 20, 1850. Educated Toronto University. Called to Ontario bar and practiced, Toronto, 1879. Came to Win-*-! nipeg, 1882. Married Mary Macdonell, Whitby, Ont, 1885; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; St Charles Country; Anglican. Address:7 24 Carlton St., Winnipeg, Man. HENRY ALLISON PERLEY. PERLEY, Henry Allison.—(Retired), P. O. box 1467, Calgary. Born County York, N. B., March 4, 1849. son of Frederick and Jane Perley. Educated public schools, County York. Came to Manitoba, 1880. Hotel proprietor, St. Boniface, Man., 1880-1882; hotel proprietor, Carberry, Man., 1882-1889: managed several eating houses for C. P. R., 1887- 1897. Came to Alberta, 1889; proprietor of Alberta Hotel, Calgary, 1889- 1904. Married Eliza Hammond, 1876. Club: Ranchmen's. Society: A. F. ft A. M- Recreation: shooting. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 318 Fourth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. PERRY, Arthur Ralph.—Secretary- Treasurer City of Medicine Hat. Born Lennoxville. Que., Nov. 17, 1880, son of Samuel William and Elizabeth Jane Sweet Perry. Educated public schools, Lennoxville; Sherbrooke Academy. Clerk C. P. R., Lake Megantic, Que., London, Ont., and West Toronto, Ont; storekeeper, C. P. R., Brownville Junction, Maine; came to Alberta, 1904; clerk, C. P. R.. Calgary, Alta; accountant, C. P. R., Medicine Hat; present position, June, 1909. Married Ada May Smith, 466 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ARTHUR RALPH PERRY. Swansea, Ont-, 1907. Club: Cypress, Medicine Hat. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; C. O. F. Presbyterian. Address: Medicine Hat Alta. PERRY, Aylesworth Bowen, C. M. G. —Commissioner of Royal North West Mounted Police, Regina. Born Lennox County, Ont., Aug. 21, 1860, of U. E. L. stock. Educated high school, Napanee, Ont.; Royal Military College (member of first graduate class, 1880, taking high honors). Appointed Lieutenant, Royal Engineers, 1880; gazetted inspector of North West Mounted Police, 1882; served, Northwest Rebellion, 1885, and mentioned in despatches (medal); staff officer, 1885, with rank of Major; superintendent R. N. W. M. P., 1885; commanded R. N. W. M. P. contingent at Diamond Jubilee of Queen Victoria (Jubilee medal). Appointed Companion of the Order St. M. ft St. £1., 1909. Is a member of the bar, Alberta and Saskatchewan. Married Emma Meikle, Lachute, Que., 1883; has one son and two daughters. Address: R. N. W. M. P., Regina Sask. PERRY, Edmund Guthrie, B. A., (Man.), Ph. D., (Leipsic Univ.).—Professor of Theology, Manitoba College, Winnpeg. Born Ottawa, March 13, 1873, son of Edmund Alexander and Anna Jane Perry. Educated Ottawa; Winnipeg; San Francisco; Edinburgh; Berlin; Leipsic. Came to Winnipeg, 1882. Minister, Wellington, B. C; professor of Old Testament literature, Manitoba College, 1905; member University Council; Examiner University; member Board of Associated Charities. Married Lavinia, B. Riley, Winnipeg, 1909. Societies: president Alma Mater Society, Manitoba College; secretary Winnipeg Branch Archaeological Institute of America; member of Historical Society, Winnipeg; translations from cunieform tablets of the hymns and prayers to the God Sun. Presbyterian. Address: Amulet Apartments, Winnipeg, Man. FERRY, Rev. Dr. Henry Francis, B. A., D. D.—First Baptist Church, Vancouver. Born Plymouth, Mass., son of H. H. and Caroline Fonce Perry. Educated Worchester Academy; Harvard University; Chicago University; Newton Theological Seminary. Pastor Hyde Park Church, Boston, Mass., 1890-1896; Englewood, Chicago, 111., 1896-1903; Jarvis Street Baptist Church, Toronto, 1903-1909; present charge since 1909. Married Abbie Cotton Hathaway, Plymouth, Mass., 1890; has two sons and one daughter. Recreations: travel, reading. Address: 1017 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. PERRY, Richard Thomas.—Architect, Pacific Bldg., Vancouver. Born Cardiff, England, Nov. 28, 1884, son of W. J. and Maria Glenville Perry. Educated Cardiff, and studied France, Germany and Italy; after being articled to profession spent two years sketching, above countries. Practiced, Cardiff. Came to British Columbia, 1907. Married Dora Olive Scaldwell, London, England. Conservative. Address: Howe St., Vancouver, B. C. PERSSE, John T. B.—Of Tees & Persse, Ltd., agents for The E. B. Eddy Co., Geo. E. Tuckett ft Son Co., and others, 66 Smith St, Winnipeg. Born Limerick, Ireland, May 22, 1861, son of Richard Mathew and Eliza Persse. Educated public schools and Normal School, Toronto. Came to Canada, 1872. Began career as clerk, Grand Trunk Ry., Toronto, 1878. Came to Manitoba, entered service of C. P. R., as agent, 1882; engaged present business since 1884. Director The Home Bank of Canada; director The Standard Trusts Co.; president Tees ft Persse of Alberta Ltd.; president The Canada West Fire Insurance Co.; trustee Winnipeg General Hospital. Married Margaret Bisset, 1887; has two sons and three daughters. Club: Manitoba. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: golf. Independent; Anglican. Address: 315 William Ave., Winnipeg, Man. PESCOD, Ernest Gauntlett.—Of Jones Pescod ft Adams, Barristers, 136a 8th Ave.. E., Calgary. Born England, son of William and Rosina Marian Pescod. 467 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ERNEST GAUNTLETT PESCOD. Educated Victoria University, England. Law student, 1900. Came to Alberta, 1905. Honorary secretary-treasurer Calgary General Hospital. Norwegian Consul. Married Mary Lapworth King, Calgary; has one daughter. Club: Ranchmen's. Address: 204 Fourth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. PETERS, Francis White.—Assistant to vice-president Canadian Pacific Railway, Winnipeg. Born St. John, N. B., Aug. 7, 1860, son of William Tyng Peters, barr'ster. Educated St. John Grammar School. Telegraph operator, engineering and survey department; agent Port Huron and other points in Michigan, Chicago and Grank Trunk Ry., 1881; general freight agent Chicago and Grank Trunk, Michigan, five years; two years Vancouver general freight agent; five years freight traffic manager Western branch; transferred to executive department and assistant to vice-president C. P. R. Married Gertrude Wynyard Hurd, Winnipeg, 1884. Clubs: Commercial; Fort William; Brandon; Nelson; Vancouver; (Board of Governors) Manitoba Club; St Charles Country; Union Club, Victoria Recreations: golf, shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 72 Nassau St., Winnipeg, Man. PETERS, Capt. Samuel Frank, F. R- A. I. C.—Architect 392 Main St., Winnipeg. Bora Yeovil, Somerset, England, Nov. 7 1847, son of Samuel and Anne Peters. Educated public schools. Hell- muth College, London, Ont; Toronto University. Practiced London, Ont., 1872. Came to Winnipeg, 1892; provincial architect for Dominion Government, and architect for Government of Manitoba. Captain 7th Fusiliers, London; served in North West Rebellion, 1885. Married Sarah L. Jones, London, 1873; has three sons. Clubs: Military Institute, Winnipeg; Navy League. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: all outdoor amateur sports. Anglican. Address: Winnipeg, Man. CHARLES WALKER PETERSON. PETERSON, Charles Walker.—Superintendent of Irrigation, Canadian Pacific Irrigation & Colonization Co., Cal- Director Crowfoot Farming Co., director Western Horse Ranchers^ president Herald-Western Co., director Canadian Development Ltd. Bora Copenhagen, Denmark, gary Ltd.; Ltd:; Ltdj Co., June 28, 1868, son of Captain C. P. Peterson. Educated Military Academy, Copenhagen. Came to Canada, 1886; to Alberta, 1890; Deputy Minister of Agriculture, Alberta, 1898; appointed general manager present company, 1906. Married Elizabeth W. Watson, Hamilton, 1907; has one daughter. Club: Ranchmen's. Anglican. Address: 1818 First St, E., Calgary, Alta. PETERSON, Elof.—Of The E. Peterson Co., Real Estate Brokers, 317 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Hessleholm, Sweden, Jan. 14, 1869, son of Peter Johnson. Educated public schools, Sweden. Came to Winnipeg, and engaged contracting and building, 1889. Married Alide Johnson, Winnipeg, 1906; has two 468 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ELOF PETERSON. sons and one daughter Recreation: hunting. Liberal 449 Selkirk Ave., Winnipeg, Club: Swedish. Address: Man. PETERSON, George Reynolds, M. D. —Physician and surgeon. Born Spen- cerville, Ont, Sept. 23, 1877, son of A. G. and Mary Peterson. Educated high schols, Kemptville and Iroquois, Ont.; McGill University. Post-graduate work New York, Chicago, London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Berlin, Vienna and Paris. Practiced Saskatoon since 1903. Member of senate, University of Saskatchewan. Married Georgia McRae; has one son and one daughter. Address: Saskatoon, Sask. PHEASEY, George.—Of Pheasey ft Batson, General Contractors, 207 Moser Ryder Block, Edmonton. Director Edmonton Concrete Co. Born Whaley- bridge, Derbyshire, England, Dec. 18, 1862, son of John and Elizabeth Sutton Pheasey. Educated public schools, Whaleybridge. Apprentice, Goddard Bros., Whaleybridge, 1876-1883; came to Canada, 1883; workman and foreman, John Francis, Belleville, Ont., 1884- 1886; foreman Pybus Bros., Napanee, Ont, 1886-1889; contracting, Pheasey ft Parrington, Butte. Mont, 1889-1894; general foreman, Amalgamated Copper Mining Co., Butte, 1894-1903; came to Alberta and established present business, 1903. Married Lucy Ann Hill, Newburgh, Ont, 1892; has three daughters. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; St. George's. Recreations: outdoor sports. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 507 Ninth St., Edmonton, Alta. PHELAN, John Theodore.-—Superintendent Yukon Telegraphs, Flack Block, Vancouver. Born Quebec, Dec. 5, 1860, son of Lawrence and Margaret Phelan. Educated Commercial Academy and high school, Que. With Montreal Telegraph Co., Quebec, subsequently engaged with C. P. R. for twenty years. Came to British Columbia, 1900. Director Canadian Financiers Co., Ltd.; director British Columbia Life Assurance Co. Married Ola Ettie Mix, 1888; has one son and four daughters. - Address: 1800 IJaro St., Vancouver, B. C. PHILIP, David,—Hardware Manufacturer's Agent, 291% Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Symington, Lanarkshire. Scotland, July 21, 1862, son of Mark and Clementina Philip. Educated Glasgow. Hardware clerk Glasgow, 1878; came to Winnipeg, 1882. Deputy Provincial Secretary, Greenway Government and Queen's Printer, 1889-1900. Married Matilda Lindsay, Winnipeg, 1890; has one daughter. Clubs: Carleton, Assiniboine; Commercial; Travellers. Societies: A. O. F.; Scottish Societies. Recreations: curling, football. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 45 Hargrave St., Winnipeg, Man. HUGH PHILLIPPS, LL. B. FHILLIFFS, Hugh, LL. B.—Of Phil- lipps & Whitla, Barristers, Merchants Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Becken- ham, Kent, England, Dec. 15, 1875, son of Henry Mitchell and Louise Vivian Phillipps. Educated Isle of Wight College; Heidelberg College, Germany; Manitoba University (silver medalist). Came to Winnipeg, 1896; called to Manitoba bar, 1900; associated with Mr. Justice Cameron, 1900-1908; Counsel for Quebec Bank, Canada Life Insurance Co., British American Elevator Co., The F. H. Peavey ft Co., Ltd.; director Imperial Elevator ft Lumber Co.; director McLaughlin Ellis Co., Ltd.; formerly Counsel for G. T. P. Ry. Captain 90th Regiment. Married Louie Playfair Gemmill, Ottawa, 1909. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country; Carleton. Recreations: Military work, fishing. Liberal. Address: Winnipeg, Man. 469 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY PHILLIPS, John Malcolm.—Of Phillips Bros., Hardware Merchants, Morris. Born Tamworth, Out, July 26, 1867, son of David and Rachael Phillips. Educated public sehools. Came to Manitoba 1873. Farmed with his father, Dominion City, Man., 1882; tinsmith, Do- 1885; established business Emerson, Man. 1886; Do- 18.89; subsequently moved Bandsman, 91st Battalion, 1886. Councillor, Morris, and 1911; Mayor, 1907-1910; minion City, for himself, minion City to Morris. Winnipeg, 1893-1907 License Commissioner. Married Emma Jane Anderson, Winnipeg, 1894; has four sons. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F.; I. O. F. Conservative; Protestant. Address: Morris, Man. PHILLIPS, Wilford.—Manager Winnipeg Electric Railway Co., 218 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Prince Edward County, Ont., Oct. 8, 1858, son of Smith and Hannan Phillips. Educated public schools. With Metropolitan Railway Co. Toronto, 1890-1892; superintendent North Toronto Electric Light ft Water Works, 1892-1893; appointed mechanical and electrical superintendent Niagara Falls Park ft River Railway Co., Niagara Falls, Ont, 1893-1896; manager of same 1896-1900; manager Winnipeg Electric Railway Co., since 1900. Married Susan Dorland, Prince Edward County, Ont, 1882; has one son. Clubs: Carleton; St. Charles Country. Recreation: motoring. Methodist Address: 358 Assiniboine Ave., Winnipeg, Man. PICARD, Joseph H. (retired).—Of Larue & Picard, 248 Jasper Ave., Edmonton. Director Jasper Coal Mine Co.; Arrow Lake Fruit Lands Co., Ltd.; vice- president Franco Mortgage ft Loan Co., Ltd. Born St. Jean de Matha, Joliette County, Que., Feb. 18, 1857, son of Joseph Picard and Angele Roy. Educated public schools, Quebec. Contractor and builder, Quebec, 1880-1884; came to Alberta, 1884; moved to Edmonton, 1887; engaged general store business, 1889; sold business, 1907. Member of first council on organization of Town of Edmonton; Alderman Edmonton, 1893-1897; unsuccessful candidate for Mayor, Edmonton, 1907; member Edmonton school board for many years; first president Edmonton Board of Trade; took active part on behalf of establishment of municipal ownership, 1899. Married Mar- tine Voyer, Edmonton, 1904; has two sons. Club: Edmonton (charter member). Societies: C. M. B. A.; Alliance JOSEPH H. PICARD. Nationale (secretary-treasurer), eral; Roman Catholic. Address: Fourth St., Edmonton, Alta. Lib- 494 PICKETT, Henry Davison, B. C. L., LL. B.—Barrister. Born Kingston, N. B., Dec 6, 1876, son of Wiliam Elias and Julia Hannah (Appleby) Picket, of U. E. L. descent. Educated Superior School, Bloomfield, N. B.; University of Kings College. Law student with J. B. Armstrong, St John, N. B., 1901; with Hazen ft Raymond, St. John, 1902; admitted to New Brunswick bar, 1903; came to Saskatchewan and called to North West Territory bar, 1904. Delegate to Qu'Appelle Diocesan Synod since 1906; delegate to Provincial Synod o't. Rupert's Land since 1907; delegate to General Synod of Canada since 1907; member of Dominion Council, Brother- Andrew, 1907-1910,- trustee Collegiate Institute Board School Board, 1910-1911. 8th Hussars as trooper and and as Lieutenant. 62d St Married Louisa I. H Jaw. Sask., 1907: has hood of St Moose Jaw and Public Served with staff clerk, John Fusilliers. Bamford, Moose two daughters. Society: I. O. O. F. Independent; Anglican. Address: Clifton Ave., Moose Jaw, Sask. PICKUP, Vernon.—Of Vernon Pickup ft Co., Chartered Accountants, Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg. Born Leeds, England, March 13, 1877, son of Zenas Pickup, Esq. Educated Leeds high school, and Yorkshire College. Articled clerk to chartered accountants, 1890. Came to Winnipeg, 1904, from U. S. A. Married Annie Lindsay Crawford, (deceased); 470 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY married Sarah S. W. Collins, 1910; has one daughter. Club: Adanac. Recreations: all outdoor sports. Anglican. Address: 2 Windemere Apartments, Kennedy St., Winnipeg; Man. GEORGE M. PIERCE. PIERCE, George M.—Real Estate and Financial Broker. Born Athens, Ont, Dec. 17, 1877, son of Frederick and Sarah Pierce. Educated public schools. Athens. Hotel business, Athens, 1902- 1909. Came to Alberta, 1909; proprietor Alberta Hotel, Bassano, 1909-1911: established present busines, 1911. Married Jennie Maude Jackson, 1899, (deceased); has one son. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; C. O. F. Recreation: fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Bassano, Alta. PIERCE, Herbert Chandler, M. L. A. —Farmer. Secretary-treasurer H. C. Pierce Land Co., Wadena. Born Tolon Creek, Done County, Wis., Oct 6, 1869, son of William Smith and Uretta M. Pierce. Educated high school Hutchinson, Minn., and Lansdowne College, Portage la Prairie Elected to Saskatchewan Legislature for Wadena, 1908. Married Martha Fernivel Huffman, 1890; has two sons and four daughters. Methodist; Liberal. Address: Wadena, Sask. PIERSON, Arthur.—Manager Brack- man Ker Milling Co., Ltd., Calgary. Bora Bowden, Cheshire, May 29, 1876, son of Frank and Margaret Pierson. Educated Manchester, England. Came to Alberta, 1892; mill employee, Strathcona, Alta., 1897. Served with Strathcona Horse, South Africa. Address: Calgary, Alta. PIGOTT, Augustus Charles Doyne.— Farmer. Sheriff Southern Judicial District of Manitoba, Morden. Bora Chatham, England, Jan. 1, 1862, son of Frances Katherine Doyne and Major- General H. de Rinzey Pigott. Educated Marlborough College, England; Bonn, Germany. Came to Canada, 1880; farmer, and later real estate and insurance agent Served as Lieutenant, Boultons Scouts, 1885. Married Florence Harriet Buchanan, of Omagh, County Tyrone, Ireland; has two sons and one daughter. Address: Morden, Man. PILLSBURY, Joel H.—Civil Engineer, Exchange Block, Prince Rupert. Born Kansas City, Mo., May 4, 1874, son of Samuel L. and Georgia Pillsbury. Educated Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Civil engineer, Mass., 1894. Engaged in highway and municipal engineering, Mass., 1894-1899; connected with river, harbor and fortification works in Florida, 1899-1906; came to Prince Rupert as assistant harbor engineer, 1906-1910. One of half dozen pioneer citizens of Prince Rupert; daughter Alice being first born white girl, and as such recipient of prize from President C. M. Hays, of G. T. P. Became British subject 1909. Married Amelia F. Hall, Mass.; has one son and three daughters. Club: Prince Rupert. Recreations: fishing, hunting. Address: 4th Ave., Prince Rupert, B. C. CHARLES STEUART PINGLE. FINGLE, Charles Steuart.—Druggist, 387 Main St., Medicine Hat; director, Medicine Hat Printing & Publishing Co. Born Winnipeg, Oct. 16, 1880, son of W. H. and Georgina Pingle. Educated Collegiate Institute. Came to Alberta and established present business, 1900. Alderman Medicine Hat, 1910-1911; president Liberal Association. Married 471 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Jean McLeay, Watford, 1903; has one son. Club: Cypress. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; K. of P. Recreations: shooting, curling. Anglican. Address: 526 Montreal St., Medicine Hat, Alta. PINKHAM, Jean Anne.—Wife of the Bishop of Calgary. Born Lower Fort Garry, Red River Settlement daughter of William Smith and Helen Roth- nie Drever. Educated Girls* Boarding School, St Andrew's, Man. Married Rev. William Cyprian Pinkham, 1868; has three sons and three daughters. Lame to Alberta, 1889. Honorary president Woman's Hospital Aid Society; honorary president Woman's Auxiliary; regent Colonel Macleod Chapter, Daughters of the Empire. Club: Woman's Canadian, etc. Address: Bishop's-** Court, Calgary, Alta. BISHOP PINKHAM. PINKHAM, Rt. Rev. William Cyprian, D. D., D. C L.—Anglican Bishop of Calgary. Born St. Johns, Newfoundland Nov. 11, 1844, son of William and Anne Pinkham, both of Devonshire, England. Educated St John's; St Augustine's College Canterbury, England, 1865-1868. Ordained deacon 1868; priest 1869. Came to Red River Settlement, 1868. Incumbent St. James, Manitoba 1868-1881; Archdeacon of Manitoba and Canon of St John's Cathedral, Winnipeg, 1882- 1887. Superintendent of Education .for Protestant schools of Manitoba, 1871- 1883. Bishop of Saskatchewan, 1887- 1903. Bishop of Calgary, since 1888. Married Jean Anne Drever, Winnipeg, 1868; has three sons and three daughters. Address: Bishop's Court, Calgary, Alta PIRIE, Alexander, A. L C. A., A. A. A. —Architect Alberta Block, Calgary. Ex- president Big Bend Mica Mines. Bora Turriff, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, Jan. sfcf^^^^^ ^--.Jji&M pw^^*- T Mfe. **W.-!>»» ***■■ BNfc mm ^Hp**- ^r •**■&-"- ■£' ALEXANDER PIRIE. 2, 1868, son of George and Cecilia McLennan Pirie. Came to Pembroke, Ont., 1872. Educated public schools, Pembroke, Ont; Woodstock College. General contracting under firm name, Piriej Bros., Chapleau, Ont, 1891-1893; foreman for general contractors, Renfrew, Ont, 1893-1895; subsequently general contracting business; travelling demonstrator for cement firm, two years*] came to Alberta, 1899; general contracting, Alberta, Lethbridge and Calgary, four years; established present business, 1904. Served as private No. 6. Company, 42d Battalion, Brockville and* Prescott Camps, 1885-1886. Married Margaret Alice Jamieson, Pembroke, Ont, 1890. Society: Alberta Association of Architects (past vice-president); associate of Royal Institute Canadian Architects. Presbyterian. Address: 410 Sixth St., W„ Calgary, Alta PITBLADO, B., K. O—Of kin ft Grundy, do, Bennest ft licitors, Bank Isaac.. B. A., M. A., LL. Campbell, Pitblado, Hos- and of Campbell, Pitbla- Haig, Barristers and So- of Hamilton Chambers, Winnipeg. Born Glenelg, N. S., March 15, 1867, son of Rev. C. B. Pitblado, D. D., and Sophia Pitblado. Educated public and high schools and Dalhousie College, Halifax; Manitoba University. Called to Manitoba bar, 1890; practiced as junior, fii*m of Aikins, Culver ft Co.; went into partnership with ex-Mayor Andrews, with whom he continued until 1898, when firm of Aikins, Culver ft Pitblado was formed; re-organized as Aikins, Pitblado, Robson ft Loftus, 1900-1903, when firm of Campbell, Pitblado & Co. was formed; Bencher of Law Society since 1900; King's Counsel, 1909; Registrar of Manitoba University, 1893-1900; member of Manitoba University Council since 1891.& Married twice, 472 WHO'S WHO AND WHY second wife May Ellen Lunn Lazier, Minneapolis, Minn., 1907; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton; St. Charles Country; president Canadian Club 1911. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: outdoor sports, baseball, golf, curling,, (president Manitoba Curling Association). Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 91 Balmoral Place, Winnipeg, Man. PITHER, Luke.—Of Pither ft Leiser. Wholesale Wines, Liquors and Cigars, 1019 Wharf St., Victoria. Born Leroy, N. Y., June 7, 1865. Came to British Columbia, 1879. Accountant, Victoria, 1879-1884; manager, Occidental Hotel, 1884-1887; manager, Colonial Hotel, New Westminster, 1887-1889; present business since 1889. Married Maggie Thomson, Rochester, N. Y., 1883. Presbyterian. Address: 1214 Yates St., Victoria, B. C. PITHER, Robert John Nicholson.— Superannuated Indian agent. Born Montreal, Oct. 29, 1824, son of Robert and Margaret Nicholson Pither. Educated Montreal and Quebec. Entered employ of Hudson's Bay Company, 1846, remaining with them . twenty-three years; travelled the entire distance from Lachine, Quec, to Norway House, Lake Winnipeg, by canoe via the Ottawa River, Lake Nipissing, French River, Georgian Bay, Lake Superior, Rainy River, Rat Portage, Winnipeg River and Lake Winnipeg, 1846; through Mr. Pith- er's influence the Indians of Rainy River were kept from joining Louis Riel, 1870; since that time he has been Indian Agent at Fort Frances and Rat Portage. Married Rebecca Barlow, daughter of W. Barlow, Binbrook, Ont. 1882. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; Associated Member Manitoba Historical and Scientific Society. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Kenora, Ont. George.—Cor- Born London, Educated pri- Rev. Thomas Foot through with rank of PITTENDRIGH, Capt. oner, New Westminster. England. May 4, 1831. vate schools, and under Mason. Served with 63d Crimean War, returning captain. Came to British Columbia, 1845. Notary public; conveyancer; judge, Small Debts Court, 1895. Married Caroline Bryant (deceased); married Rosanna M. Blount, Gibralter, 1863, (deceased, 1892); has eight sons and six daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. (since 1856). Recreations: fishing, hunting, shooting. Address: New Westminster, B. C. PITTS, Sidney J. — Wholesale Merchant (retired). Born London, England, March 14, 1850, son of John Henry and Marian Pitts. Came to British Columbia, 1864. Educated Collegiate School. Law student; later engaged as importer and commission merchant, Victoria. Ex- president Victoria Board of Trade; ex- president British Columbia Wholesale Grocers' Exchange. Married Margaret Williams, 1891; has two sons and three daughters. Club: Union. Recreations: driving, motoring. Address: Piermont, Rockland Ave., Victoria, B. C. ALBERT EDWARD PLANTA. PLANTA, Albert Edward, J. P.—Manager of Nana5 mo branch of Dominion Trust Co., Ltd., of Vancouver, Commercial St., Nanaimo. Born Australia, Sept. 11, 1868, son of J. P. Planta, stipendiary magistrate, and Sarah Margaret Planta. Came to British Columbia, 1879. Educated Nanaimo. President Union of British Columbia Municipalities; Alderman, eight years; Mayor, 1906-1911; notary public; vice-consul for Norway. Married Amy Gordon, Nanaimo, 1890; has four sons. Club: Nanaimo. Societies: I. O." O. F.; K. of P.; A. O. F. Address: New Castle Ave., Nanaimo, B. C. PLUNKETT, Aloysius G.—Of Plunkett & Savage, Wholesale Fruit Dealers, Calgary. - Born Ottawa, Dec. 17, 1874, son of James Patrick Plunkett and Rose Lynn. Educated Ottawa College. With Cameron & Heap, wholesale grocers, Rat Portage, Ont., 1896. Came to Alberta, 1904; established present business 1904. Chairman Separate School 473 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Board, Calgary, 1909-1910. Married Evelyn Sparrow, Calgary, 1910. Clubs: Canadian; Calgary Golf & Country. Society: K. of C. Recreations: shooting, fishing, outdoor sports. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: Mount Royal, Calgary, Alta. W7ILFRED VINCENT POAPST. FOAPST, Wilfred Vincent, B. A.— Barrister. Born Stormont County, Ont, March 6, 1880, son of Jacob Vincent and Jennie Anne Poapst. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Ottawa; Woodstock College; McMaster University. Served two years Astronomical Observatory, Ottawa. Law student with Short, Cross ft Biggar, Edmonton, 1906; called to Alberta bar, 1909; practiced with that firm one year, when established present practice. Winner of three gold medals and two silver cups and shield for rowing; won Dominion Junior Championship with Ottawa Rowing Club four-oared crew, Canadian Henley Regatta, St. Catherine's, Ont, 1905; won Dominion Intermediate championship with same crew, Canadian Henley Regatta, 1906; won Senior American championship with same crew, United States National Regatta, Washington, D. C., 1906; rowed with James Bay Rowing Club four- oared crew, Shawinigan Lake Regatta, Vancouver Island, 1909, winning one race. Member of well-known Ottawa Rugby Football Team, 1903-1905, undefeated champions, Q. R. F. U., 1905; member Edmonton Rugby Football Team, 1906-1909, champions of Alberta, 1906, 1907 and 1908. Club: Chinook. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: all athletics, skating, paddling, rowing, swimming, rugby football, sparring and wrestling. Liberal; Baptist. Address: Lethbridge, Alta. H. POLLARD. POLLARD, H.—-Artist Photographer. Born Tillsonburg, Ont., Nov. 27, 1882, son of James and Martha Pollard. Photographer, Tilsonburg, 1895. Came to Alberta 1903. Married Eleanor Tillen, 1911. Club: Calgary. Recreations: fishing, shooting, golf. Address: Calgary, Alta POLLOCK, John Robert, E. C, EC E. .—Manager Pollock Wine Co., Ltd., Fernie. Director Fernie Lumber Co., Ltd.; director Elk Valley Brewing Co., Ltd.; director Fernie Garage Co., Ltd. Born San Francisco, Cat, May 22, 1865, son of Colonel Robert and Sarah Jane Pollock. Educated public and high schools, San Francisco; Pacific University; Ren- saaler Institute, Troy, N. Y. Mining, Idaho, 1887-1892; lumber business, Oregon and Washington, 1894; harbour engineer for United States Government, Oregon and Idaho, 1894-1896. Came to British Columbia, 1896; mining engineer, Rossland, B. C, 1896; established present business, 1901. Vice-president Fernie Board of Trade; American Vice- Consul, Fernie. Married Violet Davenport, 1900. Club: Fernie. Recreation: motoring. Presbyterian. Address: Fernie, B. C. POLSON, Alexander.—Farmer. Born Kildonan, Man., Nov. 23, 1855. Came to Rockwood, Man., 1887. Reeve of Rock- wood Municipality for eight years;' councillor, Served with as Sergeant North West A. F. ft A. Kildonan Municipality. Winnipeg Light Infantry of No. 1 Companv during*; Rebellion, 1885. Society: M. Conservative; Presby terian. Stonewall, Man. POOLEY, Charles Edward, X. C.—Of Pooley, Luxton ft Pooley, Barristers, Chancery Chambers, Victoria. Born Upwood, Hunts, England, Feb. 9. 1845, 474 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY son of Thomas and Sarah Pooley. Educated Huntington and Bedford, England. Came to British Columbia, 1862. Served Captain Canadian Militia. Member British Columbia Legislature for Esquimalt, 22 years. Speaker of the House, 1887-1890, 1902-1907. Offered Premiership of Province British Columbia twice, arid declined. Married Elizabeth Wilhelmina Fisher, Esquimalt; has three sons and three daughters. Club: Union. Recreations: cricket, golf, rowing. Address: "Fernhill," Esquimalt Road, Victoria, B. C. POOLEY, Robert Henry.—Of Pooley, Luxton ft Pooley, Barristers, 1218 Langley St., Victoria. Born Victoria, Sept 19, 1878, son of Charles E. Pooley, K. C. Educated Bradfield College, Berkshire, England. Practiced, Victoria; since 1896. Married Laura Loewen, Victoria, 1904. Clubs: Union. Recreations: tennis, golf, cricket. Address: Upwood, Esquimalt Road, Victoria, B. C. JAMES COLLEDGE POPE. POPE, James Colledge, C. A.—Provincial Auditor for Saskatchewan, Regina. Born Charlottetown, P. E. I., Oct. 13, 1865, son of Hon. James Pope, ex-Minister Marine and Fisheries. Educated St. Peter's Clergy House, Charlottetown; Model School, Ottawa. Manager Pope ft Lafferty Lumber Co.; Regina, 1882-1883. Appointed Assistant Postmaster, Regina, 1883. Served as scout North West Rebellion, under Colonel Otter. Entered service of North West Government, 1885, as clerk Accountant's Department. Charge of liquor permit system throughout Saskatchewan, 1886. Assistant accountant, finance department, 1880. Chief licence inspector for North West Territories, 1891. Accountant for North West Territories, 1893. Territorial auditor, 1895. Appointed to present office under Provincial" Gov ernment, 1905. President of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Saskatchewan. Farms on considerable scale and breeds Ayrshire cattle and improved Yorkshires. Married Ellen Agnes Lennox, of Thetford, Ont, 1887; has one son and one daughter. Clubs; Assiniboia; Canadian Club. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; A. O. U. W.; C. O. F. Recreations: skating, bicycle riding, baseball, curling; holds first championship for North West Territories for ice and roller skating, curling and bicycle riding. Conservative; Anglican. Private address: 2137 Lorne St., Regina. POPHAM, Edwin Samuel, M. A., M. D., C. M.—Physician and Surgeon. Born Ottawa, Dec. 31, 1856, son of George and Barbara Popham. Educated Victoria University; Manitoba University. Came to Winnipeg, 1885. Registrar of Manitoba Med"'cal College. Married Ella Gertrude Tourjee, Cobourg, Ont., 1884; has three sons. Club: Carleton. Societies: various medical. Recreations: any outdoor amusements. Liberal; Methodist Address: 344 Ellice Ave., Winnipeg, Man. PORTER, Garnett Clay.—News editor Winnipeg Daily Telegram, Winnipeg. Born Russellville, Ky., May 27, 1867, son of Elias Hull and Elizabeth Porter. Educated Big Bethel College, Kentucky. Attorney at law, Pike County, Mo., 1884. Came to Winnipeg, 1906. Married Maud Reynolds, St. Louis, Mo., 1888; has one daughter. Societies: Elks; A. F. & A. M.; Knights Templar and member of the Mystic Shrine. Conservative. Address: River Heights, Winnipeg, Man. PORTER, Sydney Proctor. — Deputy Minister of Railways, Telegraphs and Telephones, Province of Saskatchewan, Parliament Buildings, Regina. Born Somertshire, England, Dec. 16, 1870, son of Harry and Mary Porter. Came to Canada, 1886, and worked on farm, Virden, Man.; trainman on Western division of C. P. R., 1889-1901; homestead inspector for Dominion Government 1901-1908; appointed to present position, 1908. Married Martha Rebecca McKnight, Moose Jaw, 1903; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Assiniboia. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; C. O. F; W. of C. B. R. T. Recreation: curling. Liberal. Address: 2117 Lorne St., Regina, Sask. POTTENGER, Arthur Buchanan, M. A.—District Registrar, Supreme Court Vancouver. Born Owen Sound, Ont, Nov. 8, 1872, son of John and Jane Pottenger. Educated Trinity University; Osgoode Hall. Came to British 475 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Columbia, 1897. Practiced, 1897-1907. Appointed present position, 1907. Married Annie Mildred Fulton. Address: Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. ROBERT JOHN POTTS. POTTS, Robert John.—Manager Great West Permanent Loan Co., 559 Granville St., Vancouver. Born Ireland, Oct 13, 1874, son of Thomas and Annie Potts. Educated public school. Loan company business, Toronto, 1890. Came to British Columbia, 1906. Served five years with 48th Highlanders, Toronto. Married Catherine Biraie, 1901; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Canadian; Terminal City. Recreation: driving. Address: 1644 Balsom St., Vancouver, B. C. WILLIAM ALFRED POUND. FOUND, William Alfred.—Real Estate Broker, Main St., South Vancouver. Honorary President, South Vancouver Board of Trade and Central Park Agricultural Association. Born Ottawa, April 5, 1875, son of George H. and Elizabeth Pound. Educated Winnipeg. Came to British Columbia, 1898. Printing business, 1888-1907. Served aS Councillor, South Vancouver, some years; Reeve for three successive terms. Married Catherine Isabel Logan, 1899; has one son and one daughter. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreation: motoring. Conservative; Congregationalist Address: 4516 Quebec Ave^South Vancouver, B. C. JOHN POWER. POWER, John.—Secretary, Southern Okanagan Land Co., Ltd.; director, Penticton Herald. Born City of Bangor, ISorth Wales, April 2, 1858, son of Richard T. and Susan Power. Educated Walton College; Crosby Grammar School, Liverpool, England. Served apprenticeship to the grain trade, Liverpool; subsequently farming, Manitoba. Came to British Columbia, 1894. Engaged steamship business, 1894-1900; City Assessor, New Westminster, 1900-1906. Member of first Council, Penticton; president, Penticton Board of Trade; director. Farmers Institute, Penticton. Married Agnes Ball, Reston, Man., 1892; has two sons and three daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; W. O. W.; R. T. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Penticton, B. C. PRATT, Ralph Benjamin, P. R. A. L C, M. M. A.—Of Pratt ft Ross, Architects, Structural and Civil Engineers, 289 Garry St., Winnipeg. Bora London, England, Aug. 9. 1872, son of Joseph and Jane Pratt. Educated London. Came to Canada, 1891; Manitoba, 1892; architectural and engineering draftsman, C. P. R., Winnipeg, 1896-1901; railway ar- 476 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ^•**rtor«**^*|*lt RALPH BENJAMIN PRATT. chitect, C. N. R., since present partnership, 1906. phemia Mornington, 1900 1901; formed Married Eu- has one son and one daughter. Recreations: canoeing, skating. Anglican. Address: 261 Carlton St., Winnipeg, Man. PRATT, R. H. M.— Manager, Urban Mutual Fire Insurance Co., Portage la Prairie. Born Campsea, Ash, Suffolk, England, May 29, 1854, son of Rev. Jer- myn Pratt and Mary Louisa Murray, granddaughter of Duke of Alhol. Came to Manitoba, 1875, Portage la Prairie, 1883, and managed Biscuit Factory. Water Commissioner, Portage la Prairie, four years. Before railways crossed the Red River made a trip through Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta by Wood and Moose Mountains, Fort Cyprus and MacLeod to the Kootenay Pass with fourteen ponies and spring wagons; then passed over the Divide of the Rockies with Kootenay Indian pack ponies; thence returning by Calgary, Edmonton, Prince Albert, Touchwood Hills and Fort Ellis; this party is said to have had the last buffalo hunt in Canada, 1881. They shot fourteen buffalo on July 4, close to Old Wife's Creek, near Wood Mountain. The buffalo had not crossed the Milk River, U. S. A., for three years and never crossed again. Served, Egypt, 1884-1885; relief of Gordon Khartoum (holds two medals). Married Jemima Marie George, Portage la Prairie; has five sons. Society: A. O. U. W. Recreation: walking. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Portage la Prairie, Man. PREFONTAINE, Albert, M. L. A.— Farmer and Contractor. Born Upton, Que., Oct. 11, 1861, son of Fireman and Mathilde Prefontaine. Educated Greenfield, Mass. President of St Pierre Trading Co., which operates a general store. Reeve of municipality of De Salaberry, 1894-1899. First elected to Legislative Assembly for Carillon, 1903; re-elected 1907 and 1910. Married Albina L'Heureux, 1888 (deceased, 1908); has eight children. Roman Catholic; Conservative. Address: St. Pierre, Man. FRENDERGAST, James Emile Pierre, A. B., LL. B.—Judge of the Court of King's Bench for Manitoba, Winnipeg. Born Quebec, March 22, 1858, son of Emelie and James Prendergast, barrister. Educated Laval University, Quebec Practiced, Quebec, 1881; came to Manitoba, 1882. Member Manitoba Board of Education, 1884-1890; Manitoba University Council, 1895-1902; Saskatchewan University Senate, 1908- 1910; Mayor, St. Boniface, Man., 1893- 1896; member Manitoba Legislature for La Verandrye, 1885, 1886 and 1888; for Woodlands, 1889, and for St. Boniface, 1892-1896. Provincial Secretary, Greenway administration, 1888; president St. Jean Baptiste Society of Manitoba, 1886 and 1910, and of Saskatchewan, 1905 and 1909; special Dominion commissioner to enquire into Government sales of school lands, Manitoba, 1901; one of commissioners to consolidate Statutes of Saskatchewan, 1908; Judge of County Court for Manitoba, 1897-1902; Judge of Supreme Court of North West Territories, 1902-1906; Judge of Supreme Court of Saskatchewan, 1906-1910; appointed to present office, Feb. 7, 1910. Married Olivina Mondor, Quebec, 1886; has four sons and seven daughters. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 85 Notre Dame St., St. Boniface, Man. PRENTICE, James Douglas, J. P.— Managing Director, Western Canada Ranching Co., Ltd. Born Lanarkshire, Scotland, Feb. 3, 1861, son of Andrew Prentice. Educated Fettes College, Edinburgh. Came to Canada, 1882; clerk, Bank of British North America, Halifax, 1882; transferred to Victoria, 1888; resigned to assume present position. Member of British Columbia Legislature, 1898-1900; Provincial Secretary, 1901; Minister of Finance, 1902. Resigned, 1903. Married Mabel Clare Gilpin, Roehampton, Surrey, England. Club: Union. Address: Chilcoten, B. C. 477 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY CHARLES FENN PRETTY. PRETTY, Charles Fenn.—Of Pretty's Timber Exchange, Ltd., 433 Richards St., Vancouver; proprietors, Vancouver Dock ft Harbour Extension Co., Ltd.; director, Canadian Timber Investment Co., Ltd.; director, Anglo-Canadian Timber Co., Ltd. Born Belleville, Ont, Aug. 31, 1865, son of Charles and Ann Hyke Pretty. Educated public schools, Belleville and Goderich, Ont Farmer, Goder ich, 1882-1889. Came to British Columbia, 1890; farming, Harrison, 1890-1897; has been interested, British Columbia timber lands since 1897. Married Charlotte May Sylvester, daughter of Thomas Sylvester, Imperial Gas Works, London, England, 1889; has two sons. Recreations: shooting, fishing, farming, Conservative; Anglican. Address: Harrison River, B. C. 478 PRESCOTT, John William.—Real Estate Agent, 349 Homer St., Vancouver. Born Manchester, England, Oct. 29, 1866, son of William and Clara Prescott. ucated Holly Bank high school, Chester. Came to Vancouver, 1891; ness manager, News Advertiser, 1894; founded present business, License Commissioner, 1906-1907; derman, 1908-1909; chairman finance committee, 1909. Served with 90th rifles, Winnipeg, Sergeant "E" Company, 1889- 1891; vice-president Canadian Wheelmen's Association, 1899. Married Elizabeth Jane Emanuels, 1896; has one son and three daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Address: 1154 Twelfth Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. PRESTWICK, Miss Helen.—Vocalist. Born Kensington, London, England, daughter of William Henry and Elizabeth Prestwich, descendant of an old Saxon family of Lancashire. Educated private boarding schools, England. Received musical training under several celebrated teachers, including Sir George Power, Sir Charles Santley, Madame Sobrino, and Charles W. Clark, Paris. Came to Manitoba 1909. Address: 287 Spence St, Winnipeg, Man. PRESTWICK, Mabel, L. R. A. M., A. R. C. M., (London).—Pianist Born London, England, daughter of William H. and Elizabeth Prestwich. Educated London, Germany and France. Studied piano with Tobias Matthay, England's greatest teacher; while in England published several songs which have met with general favor. Given pianoforte recitals in England, U. S. A. and Canada. Club: Women's Social and Political Union, London, England. Recreations: golf, riding. Address: 287 Spence St, Winnipeg, Man. PRICE, Alfred.—General Superintendent, C. P. R., Calgary; director Calgary Exhibition Association; director, Western Agencies ft Development Co.; director, Columbia Valley Fruit Land Co. Born Toronto, Dec. 6, 1861, son of John and Anne Williams Price. Educated public schools and School of Practical Science, Toronto. Engaged as telegraph messenger, Montreal Telegraph Co., Toronto, 1875; telegraph operator, C. P. R., Toronto, 1879; train despatcher, C. P. R., Toronto, 1881; chief train despatcher, 1888; superintendent, Toronto, 1898; superintendent Fort William, Ont, 1903; superintendent of transportation, Winnipeg, 1904; general superintendent, Central Division. Winnipeg, 1907; general superintendent, Alberta Division, since 1907. President Calgary Y. M. C. A. Honorary president Apollo Choir, Calgary. Married Margaret McGrath, ALFRED PRICE. Toronto, 1888, (deceased. 1900); has two daughters. Married Margery Adams Crawford, Winnipeg, 1908; has one daughter. Independent; Methodist. Address: 316 Twelfth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. PRINCE, Hon. Senator Joseph Benjamin.—Born St. Gregorie, Que., April 29, 1855, son of Benjamin and Marie Louise Prince. Educated Nicolet College, Quebec. Engaged farming, Manitoba, 1878; came to Battleford, 1880; lumber and flour trade, partnership with Alex MacDonald, * Winnipeg; afterwards bought out Mr. MacDonald's interests and formed partnership with his brother Alphonse; engaged cattle exporting to England, 1892-1904; established present business, Battleford, 1898. Served Battleford Home Guards, North West Rebellion, 1885. Mayor of Battleford three terms; president Battleford Board of Trade since its organization. Elected to North West Territory Legislature, representing Battleford, - 1899; re-elected, 1904. Summoned to Senate, 1909. Married Ernestine Brassard; has one son and four daughters. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: Battleford, Sask. PRINCE, Peter Anthony. — General Manager, Eau Claire Lumber Co.; Vice- president and manager Calgary Water Power Co., Ltd.; vice-president Calgary Milling Co.; president Calgary Iron Works; president and owner, Prince Kerr Ranch Co., Calgary. Born Three Rivers, Que., May 4, 1836, son of John Enoch and Angeline Prince. Educated public schools, Ontario County, Ont. Millwright with J. E. Price, Ontario County, 1853-1859; lumber and hotel business on his own account, Mara Township, Ontario County, 1859-1865; millwright, Northwest Lumber Co., Eau 479 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Claire, Wis, 1866-1867; built Eau Claire Lumber Co.'s mill, 1871; manager manufacturing department, Northwest Lumber Co., 1872-1875; general manager 1875-1886; came to Alberta, 1886; built Eau Claire Lumber Co.'s mill and founded present company of which became general manager. Married Emily Douglas, Southampton, England, 1909; has one son and one daughter by former marriage. Recreation: shooting. Roman Catholic. Address: 238 Fourth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. Hp*-" |,Jl^-**^*B| iiMjtMiir • jg(Sp*-t' •*] _ - ■% IHHte&a-"-- **^***********j******(-*jV il' **j*i HON. EDWARD GAWLER PRIOR. PRIOR, Hon. Edward Gawler, Lieutenant-Colonel, P.'C, ex-M. P.—Of E. G. Prior & Co., Ltd., Victoria Bora near Ripon, Yorkshire, England, May 21, 1853, son of Rev. Henry and Hannah Prior. Educated Leeds grammar school, and in mining engineering, Wakefield. Mining engineer and surveyor for Vancouver Coal Mining and Land Co., 1873-1878; government inspector of mines, 1878- 1880. Elected life member North of England Institute of Mining and Civil Engineers, 1875. Was for several years Lieutenant-Colonel in British Columbia Brigade Garrison Artillery and holds certificate of qualification from Royal School of Artillery. Appointed an extra A. D. C. to Governor General of Canada, 1889. Commanded Canadian Rifle team, Bislfey, England, 1890. Sat in British Columbia Legislature, 1866- 1888, when resigned to become candidate for House of Commons, 1888; reelected, 1891, 1896 and 1900. Controller Inland Revenues, Bowell Ministry, 1895; and Tupper Ministry until its resignation, 1896. Premier of British Columa bia, Nov., 1902, to June, 1903. Married Suzette Work, Victoria, 1878, (deceased, 1897); married Genevieve Wright, 43an Francisco, 1899; has one son and three daughters. Clubs: Union; Vancouver; United Empire (London, England). Conservative. Address: Victoria, B. C. FRITCHARD, John, LL. B.—Of Smith & Pritchard, Barristers, Virden. Bora Warwick, England, Jan. 3, 1879, son of Edward and Mary Louise Jane Pritchard. Educated Warwick School; Mason's College; Manitoba University. Civil engineering student with Pritchard ft Co., London and Birmingham, England, 1895; apprentice, Holliday ft Co., hardware, Birmingham, England, 1898; came to Manitoba, 1901; law student with' Goutler ft Singer, Virden, Man.. 1902; present practice since 1910. Director Virden Brick ft Tile Co., Ltd. Secretary-treasurer St. Mary's Church. Served as Lieutenant Manitoba Dragoons, Virden, 1903-1905. Married Mary Elizabeth Lumsden, 1908; has one son. Society I. O. O. F. Recreations: game shooting, curling. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Virden, Man. PROCTER, Arthur Percival, M. D., C. M.—Physician and Surgeon. 603 Hastings St., Vancouver. Bora Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, July 28, 1867, son of Charles Edward and Ellen Llve- sey Procter. Educated England; McGill University; Manitoba University. Came to Albernie. B. C, 1886. C. P. R. surgeon, Donald, B. C, 1896-1897; practiced, Kamloops, B. C, 1898-1906; practiced, Vancouver, since 1906. Appointed chief surgeon, Pacific Division C. P. R., 1909. President British Columbia Medical Council, 1904; member Brlt'sh Medical Association; Canadian Medical Association; British Columbia Medical Association. Married Christine Mitchell, Inverness, Scotland, 1900; has one son and one daughter. Societies A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: hunting, fishing. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 1301 Robson St, Vancouver, B. C. 480 FREDERICK JAMES PROCTER PROCTER, Frederick James.—Member of local board Dondon ft British •forth America Co., (formerly Mahon, sfcFarland & Procter, Ltd.) Vancouver, rice-president North Vancouver Land ft improvement Co.; director Crown Life Insurance Co. Born Macclesfield, Cheshire, England, May 18, 1863, son of marles E. and Ellen Livesey Procter. Educated Birkenhead School, England. uame to British Columbia, 1894; financial broker since 1895. Married Eva M. Davy, Auckland, N. Z., 1899; has two sons. Clubs: Vancouver; Jericho Country; Victoria Golf. Recreation: golf. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY FROUDFOOT, Alexander, M. D., C. M, —Born Trafalgar, Ont., son of Alexander and Amelia Proudfoot (U. E. L. stock). Educated Rockwood Academy, Georgetown, Ont.; McGill University; Bellevue Medical College, N. Y.; Harvard Medical College. House surgeon Discharged Soldiers' Home, Boston, and Boston City Hospital, 1868; surgeon Franco-Prussian War, 1870-1871; special studies, Vienna and London, England, returning to Canada, settling Montreal, 1872. Prof, of Opthalmology, Bishop's College; and oculist to General and Hospitals, Montreal. Settled, 111.. 1899 and elected member societies. Came to Victoria. 1908, where now practicing as specialist. Married Robina Mclntyre, Boston, 1872; has three sons and two daughters. Societies: Canadian and American Medical Associations; honorary member Medical Association of Northern New York; British Association: A. F. & A. M.; Mystic Circle; Select Knight; Prince of Babylon: A. O. U. W.; I. O. O. F; St. Andrews; Caledonian. Recreation: music. Address: 831 Fort St., Victoria, B. C. Western Chicago, medical JAMES HARPER PROWSE. PROWSE, James Harper.—Barrister and Solicitor. Born Murray Harbor, P. E. I., March 22, 1886, son of William H. and Ada Prowse. Educated public schools; Pictou Academy; Dalhousie University. Student, Harris-Henry ft Cahan, Halifax, 1906-1909. Called to Nova Scotia bar, 1909; Alberta bar, 1909, and practiced, Taber, since. Married Elizabeth Colquhoun, Halifax, 1910. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: curling. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Taber, Alta. PROWSE, S. W., B. A., M. D., (Edin.), F. R. C. S. E.—Physician, Oculist Union Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Charlottetown, P. E. I., Aug. 25, 1869, son of the late Senator Samuel Prowse and Louisai Prowse. Educated University, Edinburgh. General practitioner, Colins-i burgh, Fifeshire, Scotland, 1894; came to Winnipeg, 1898. President Winnipeg Medico-Chirurg. Society, 1910. Married' Katherine M. G. Smitbr 1894; has one daughter. Clubs; Manitoba; St. Charles Country. Societies: Royal Society of Medicine; Ophthalmological Society of United Kingdom. Liberal-Conservative; Methodist. Address: 497 River Ave., Winnipeg, Man. of gate LOUIS ARTHUR PRUDHOMME. PRUDHOMME, Louis Arthur.—Judg« the County Court, and of the Surro Court of St. Boniface. Bora St Urbain, County of Chateauguay, Que. Nov. 21, 1853, son of Lieutenant-Colonei J. M. and Marguerite Prudhomme. Ed ucated Montreal College. Called to Que bee bar and practiced, Beauhamoisj Que., 1879; came to Manitoba, 1880, anq entered into partnership with Hon. Jos eph Royal; member of Manitoba Legis lature for La Verandrye, 1882 and 1884 Captain No. 4. company, 64tl and St. Boniface Infantrj Is a well-known literateur having edited a newspaper, 1875, an( has freely contributed to La Revue Ca nadienne: and La Neuvelle. France; ha^ compiled "The History of Manitoba anc North West Territories," the largesl part of which has already been pub; lished in the Archives of the Royal Sol ciety of Canada and the magazine! above named. Married Apolline C. He neault, St. Boniface, 1880; has two son; and five daughters. Societies: Roya; Society of Canada; St. Jean Baptist Served as Battalion, Company. 482 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Society of Manitoba (ex-president); St Vincent de Paul Society (president). Roman Catholic. Address: St. Boniface, Man. FRYCE, Caryl Ap Rhys.—Of Gulf of Georgia Towing Co., 224 Winch Bldg., Vancouver. Born Vizianagram, Madras, Sept. 30, 1876, son of Lieutenant-Colonel D. D. Pryce, of Indian Army, and G. H Pryce. Educated Trinity College; Glenalmond, Scotland. With bank, Glasgow, 1893. Came to British Columbia, 1907. Served Mashonaland Rebellion, 1897 (medal); Boer War, 1899-1902 (Queen's and King's medals, four clasps); with 5th V. B. H. L. I.; B. S. A. Police, Mashonaland; Natal Police; Imperial Light Horse; South African Constabulary. Club: Western. Recreations: shooting, fishing, cricket. Address: Western Club. Vancouver, B. C. PRYCE-JONES, Albert Westhead, J. P.—Of Pryce-Jones, Ltd., and Pryce- Jones, Canada, Ltd., Calgary, and Newtown, North Wales. Born Newtown, , Wales, May 26, 1870, son of Sir Pryce and Lady Eleanor Pryce-Jones. Educated Shrewsbury School; Clare College, Cambridge. Came to Alberta, 1910. Served as Major, 7th Royal Welsh Fusiliers; J. P., County of Montgomery, Wales. Served for nine years on Montgomeryshire County Council; member of Inner Temple. Married Rosina Ida Gibson, London, England; has two sons. Club: Sports Club, St. James Square. London, England. Address: Calgary, Alta., and Newtown, North Wales. PTOLEMY, William John, I. S. O., C. a., J. P.—Deputy Provincial Treasurer caf Manitoba. Born Painsville (near Smithville), Ont, March 29, 1850, son taf John and Elizabeth Ptolemy. Educated public schools and grammar 3Chool. With G. W. Ry. Co. of Canada, 1873-1875; on government telegraph construction, 1875; commercial life, 1876-1882; present position since 1883; Municipal Commissioner for Manitoba, 1886; Commissioner in B. R. and Justice of the Peace over Twenty years; Auditor, City of Winnipeg, 1882-1883; chartered accountant, Manitoba, since 1876. Married Isabella Muir, Winnipeg, 1877; has three sons and three daugh- :ers. Club: Canadian. Societies: A. F fc A. M.; I. O. F; A. O. U. W. Recrea- ions: golf, lawn bowling, shooting. Presbyterian. Address: 80 Colony St., Winnipeg, Man. PUFFER, William Franklin, M. L, A. —Wholesale Merchant. Bora Westport, Lieeds County, Ont, Nov. 1, 1861, son of \. and Louise C. Puffer (U. E. L. stock). Educated public schools. Lived in Illinois for some time as boy; afterwards engaged bush clearing and lumbering, Northern Michigan. Came to Alberta, 1890, homesteader and later went into cattle and lumber business. Director Lacombe General Hospital; director Lacombe Creamery Co.; member school board, 1893-1894; and 1896- 1902; member town council, 1903-1906. Represents Lacombe Alberta Legislature. Married Charlotte A. Gilmore, 1885; has four sons and three daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; Scottish Rite; Rose Croix. Liberal. Methodist. Address: Lacombe, Alta. FULLINGER, Rev. Bertram Wallis, A. K. C, F. C. I., F. S. B. S.—Rector Christ's Church, Saskatoon. Born London, England, April 26, 1873, son of Thomas and Meriane Pullinger. Educated Roans School, Greenwich; King's College; London University. Member of the Universities Mission to Central Africa; stationed Zanzibar and transferred to Likima, Lake Nyasa, British Central Africa, 1892; invalided home to England, 1895; curate to St. Gabriels. Canning Town, London, England, 1899; came to Saskatchewan and appointed Incumbent of St. Paul's, Langham, Sask., 1906; Incumbent of All Saints, Melfort, Sask., 1908; Rector of Christ Church, Saskatoon, since 1910. Vice-president Boy Scout Council. Saskatoon. Manager Elementary School Board, West Ham, 1904-1905. Served as Assistant Field Chaplain to forces, Aldershot, 1901. Societies: A. F. & A. M. (Chaplain of Saskatchewan Lodge); I. O. F. (Chaplain); Royal Society of St. George; C. O. O. F; Noble of Wa Wa Temple, Regina. Anglican. Address: 414 27th St., Saskatoon. Sask. PYBUS, Commander Henry, R. N. R.— Master Mariner. Born Cape Colony, Dec. 19, 1850, son of Joseph and J. E. Pybus; grandson Hon. William Smith, Colonial Secretary, Cape of Good Hope. Educated South African College. Went to sea, mercantile marine service. Commanded S. S. Kowshing, China, 1885; employed as officer, Union S. S. Co. Royal Mail Service to Cape; Orient R. M. S. service to Australia; and Indo China S. S. Co. on coast of China; present battle of Foochow, between French and Chinese; also military operations in the Philippines, when employed transporting United States troops in S. S. Tartar. Came to Vancouver, 1901, as chief officer of R M. S. Empress of China; subsequently in command of R. M. S. Empresses of India, China and Japan of C. P. R. fleet. Commander Royal Naval Reserve. Married F. M. Falconer, 1887; has two daughters. Clubs: Vancouver; Royal Vancouver Yacht. Address: 1360 Jervis St., Vancouver, B. C. 463 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY QXJAYLE, T. W.—Editor and Proprietor Review, Claresholm. Born Liverpool, England, Sept. 8, 1868, son of William and Catherine Quayle. Came to Canada a boy, his parents settling Paisley, Ont. Educated public schools, Ontario. With Free Press, Ottawa; later with Ottawa Citizen; Calgary Daily News, and now publishes Claresholm Review. Has done considerable platform work for Liberal party, Western Canada Married Edith Cumming, Ottawa, 1901; has one son and one daughter. Liberal. Address: Claresholm, Alta. QUIGLEY, Edward A.—Manager of Macdonald, Marpole Co., Ltd., Coal Merchants, Vancouver. Born Quebec, April 27, 1870, son of Thomas Martin and Mary Martha Quigley. Educated St. Mary's School, Winnipeg; St Mary's College, Montreal. With E. ft C. Gurney Co., Winnipeg. Came**-to British Columbia, 1890, and established wholesale grocery business, Vancouver; later with H. M. Customs and White Pass ft Yukon Ry. Co., White Horse, Y. T. Served for three years with 90th Battalion, Winnipeg. Recreations: lacrosse, football, rowing. Conservative. Address: Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. QUINN, Valentine. — Managing Director F. H. Lantz Co., Ltd., Canada Life Bldg., Vancouver. Born Toronto, Feb. 14, 1879, son of Robert and Lucy Quinn. Educated public schools, Canada; Liverpool College, England. Junior clerk, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Hamilton, 1896-1897; assistant receiving teller, Commercial National Bank, Detroit, Mich., 1898; private secretary to general manager of Northern Bank, Winnipeg, 1905; acting manager, Northern Crown Bank, Winnipeg, 1908-1909; present position since 1910. Married Lily Lane, daughter of Douglas Lane, 1903; has three sons and one daughter. Recreations: outdoor sports Played with Hamilton Tigers, 1896-1898; captain St. John's Rugby Football Team, champions of Western Canada, 1903. Anglican. Address: 1324 Bidwell St., Vancouver, B. C. QUIRK, Thomas H., D. D. S.—Dentist Dominion Block, Calgary. Bora San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 9, 1875. Educated high school and University of California; New York School of Crown and Bridge Work.^ Apprentice with Dr. Morfer, San Francisco, 1885. Came to Calgary and established present prac- THOMAS H. QUIRK, D. D. S. tice, 1908. Married Nellie May Jamieson, 1910; has one son. Society: B. P. O. E.J Address: Calgary, Alta RADCLIPF, Samuel W., M. D.—Physician and Surgeon. Born St Mary's] Ont, April 19, 1867, son of Samuel andj Elizabeth Radcliff. Educated public and-j high schools, St Mary's, Ont; Toronto University. Practiced, Moose Jaw, since* 1898. Married Fanny Hinchey, Broadview, Sask., 1899; has two daughters^ Club: Moose Jaw. Societies: I. O. O. F.; A. O. U. W.; C. O. F. Recreations: base] ball, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 58 River St., E., Moose Jaw. Sask. RAMSAY, James.—Of Ramsay Bros ft Co., Ltd., 982 Powell St, Vancouver] -Born Aberdeenshire, Scotland, Dec. 18 1866, son of William and Jane Ramsay j Educated public school, Scotland. Stationery business, Aberdeen, 1880; subse-j quently candy manufacturer, Torontoi 1882. Came to British Columbia, 18901 Director Dominion Trust Co.; directoi Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Co.; di-? rector Prudential Investment Co.; di rector Dominion Biscuit Co., Ltd.; di rector Hastings Shingle Mill Co.; presl-i dent Ramsay's Limited, biscuit manu facturers, Montreal; vice-president Ca nadian Manufacturers' Association fo: British Columbia. Ex-license conamis* sioner and school trustee. Alderman 1907-1910-1911. Served 1st Gordon High: lander Rifles. Married Winifred Mc Clellan, Noelshire, N. S., 1907; has tw<: sons. Societies: I. O. O. F. (P. G. M.)j St Andrew's (vice-president). Recreaj tion: motoring. Address: 1068 Burnab: St.. Vancouver, B. C 484 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY STANLEY B. RAMSAY. RAMSAY, Stanley B.—Decorator, 817 1st St., E., Calgary. Born Summerside, P. E. I., 1881, son of John T. and Mary E. Ramsay. Came to Alberta, 1903. Al- ierman, 1911. Married Bessie McDonald, Sydney, N. S., 1907; has one son and one daughter. Society: K. of P. Liberal; Baptist Address: 1900 Park Road, Calgary, Alta WALTER RAMSAY. RAMSAY, Walter—Wholesale and Retail Florist 936 Victoria Ave., Edmonton. President Rivervlew Land Co.; director Western Land Co. Born Went- worth County, Ont., Aug. 19, 1870, son of John and Helen Isabella McKay Ramsay. Educated public schools, Middlesex County, Ont.; Collegiate Institute, St. Mary's; Normal Schools, Ottawa and Hamilton. Taught school, Middlesex County, 1890-1891; Foxboro, Hadsings County, Ont, 1892-1896. Came to Alberta, 1898; principal public school, Edmonton, 1898-1905; established present business, 1906. Member Edmonton Public School Board. Married Lucy D. McRae, Belleville, Ont, 1901; has one son. Recreations: curling, shooting. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 916 Victoria Ave., Edmonton. Alta RAMSAY, William Marr.—Vice-president Ramsay Bros. & Co., Ltd., Powell St., Vancouver. Born Scotland, May 4, 1875, son of William and Jane Ramsay. Educated public schools, Scotland. Came to Vancouver, 1891, and founded present firm. Served ten years in the Canadian Militia. Married Frances M. Bell, 1899; has one son and one daughter. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: motoring, fishing, shooting. Address: 1162 Burnaby St, Vancouver, B. C. RAMSAY, William Simpson. — Electrical Engineer, 526 Hornby St, Vancouver. Born Sept. 15, 1878, son of William and Agnes Ramsay. Educated Furness. Manager for his father, Barrow-in-Furness, 1901-1907. Came to British Columbia, 1908, and established present business. President Northern Exploiting Co. Winner of English cycle championship, 1900, and North Lancashire championship same year. Won British Columbia cycle championship and all round championship medal, Y. M. C. A. sports, Vancouver, 1908, after which retired from track owing to business claims. Clubs: Anglo-African; Imperial. Recreations: swimming, driving, motoring. Conservative. Address: Vancouver, B. C. RAND, Charles David, B.A.—Real Estate Agent and Stock Broker, 450 Granville St, Vancouver. Born Canning, N. S., Aug. 26, 1885, son of Edwin and Margaret Rand. Educated Acadia. Came to British Columbia, 1879, and taught school; subsequently real estate business, 1882; founded firm of Rand Bros., 1884, retiring from it, 1896. Director of Vancouver Stock Exchange; director Prince Rupert Sash ft Door Co.; director Tourist Association. Married Kate G. Clute, 1888 (deceased); married Annie M. Wallbridge, 1894; has one son. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City. Address: 1546 Comox St., Vancouver, B. C. RAND, Edward Ethelbert.—Financial Broker, 532 Granville St, Vancouver. Born Canning, N. S., Nov. 21, 1860, son of Edwin and Margaret Rand. Edu- 485 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY EDWARD ETHELBERT RAND. cated Horton Academy. Married Laura Town, 1906. Club: Vancouver. Recreations: cricket, fishing. Address: 1123 Barclay St., Vancouver, B. C. WILLIAM F. RANDALL. RANDALL, William F.—Real Estate Broker, of Pacific Land Co., 8th Ave., E., Calgary, Alta. Born Sligo, Ireland, July 12, 1867, son of Robert and Catherine Randall. Educated public schools. Established present business, 1905. Married Almina D. Cusack, Newbury, Ont, 1903; has one son. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Calgary, Alta. RANKIN, Lieutenant-Colonel Andrew Douglas.—Of A. D. Rankin ft Co., Bran] don. Born Aberdeen, Scotland, Sept. 10 1860, son of Robert and Agnes Rankinj Educated public schools, Aberdeen. Dr? goods clerk, Scotland, 1875-1880. Cam*: to Montreal, 1881; Rochester, N. Y. 1882; Winnipeg, 1883: opened dry good; store in partnership with A. Allan (nov Collector of Customs), Calgary, 1884 removed to Brandon, 1891, where he hai been in business since. School Boar*] trustee; director Brandon Fire Insurj ance Co.; ex-chairman School Board; ex vice-president Board of Trade; council lor; director Y. M. C. A. Served a" Lieutenant, Volunteer Home Guard, Cal; gary, North West Rebellion, 1885; com missioned Lieutenant, 12 th Manitoba Dragoons, 1905; acting Adjutant, 19081 1909; organized the 99th Regiment oi Manitoba Rangers, 1909. Lieutenant! Colonel in command, 99th Regiment 1910. Married Emma Newcombe, TO ronto, 1888; has two sons and on< daughter. Club: Brandon. Society: A F. ft A. M. Recreations: lawn bowling, curling, riding, gardening. Liberal Presbyterian. Address: Brandon, Man. RAPER, James.—General Representa. tive of Van Anda Copper and Gold Com panies Properties, Van Anda. Bora Leeds, England, Jan. 16, 1857, son o; John and Anne Raper. Educated publi< schools, Leeds. Came to Nanaimo, E C, 1873. Farming, Nanaimo, 1873-1875J engaged coal and mineral mining, Brit ish Columbia, Washington and Uta^ since 1875. Married Katherine Jenkins daughter of John Jenkins, Washington! -1884; has five sons and five daughters Recreation: boating. Conservative; An! "glican. Address: Van Anda, Texad* Island, B. C. RATTENBURY, Francis M, J. P.— Architect Born Leeds, Yorkshire, Eng.j Oct 11, 1867, son of Mawson Rattenbury. Grammar School; England. Came 1892. Practiced, John and Mars Educated Leeds Yorkshire College to British Columbia Vancouver, 1892-1893 Architect of manj some of which arc Victoria since 1893. important buildings, some of which ar] Provincial Government Buildings, Emp ress Hotel; Bank of Montreal; Mer chants Bank, Victoria; G. T. R. hotels at Victoria and Prince Rupert, B. C Served as councillor, Oak Bay municipality, 1907. Married Florence Nunn 1898; has one son and one daughter Clubs: Union; Pacific; Vancouver; Royai 486 - - WHO'S WHO. AND WHY FRANCIS M RATTENBURY. Automobile (London, England). Recreations: motoring, golf. Conservative; Protestant. Address: Oak Bay, Victoria, B. C. HENRY WILLIAM RAYMER. RAYMER, Henry William, J. P.—General Contractor. Born Walsingham, Norfolk County, Ont., 1853, son of Robert and Mercy Raymer. Educated public and high schools, Woodstock, Ont. Contracting and farming. Shoal Lake, Man., 1880-1889; contracting, Lethbridge, Alta.. 1889-1892. Came to Kelowna. 1892. Built Raymer Block, Kelowna. First Mayor of the City of Kelowna, two terms. President Conservative Association and Farmers' Institute. Unsuccessful candidate for East Yale to British Columbia Legislature, 1900. Manager and proprietor Kelowna Opera House. Married Mary Halliday, Gait, Ont, 1879; has three sons and six daughters. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; K. of P.; W. O. W. Conservative; Anglican. ^ Address: Kelowna, B. C. RAYMUR, James L.—City Controller and Water Commissioner, Victoria. Born London, England, Dec. 19, 1858, son of J. A. and Mary G. Raymur. Educated Jedburgh, Scotland; Collegiate School, Victoria. Came to British Columbia, 1864. Accountant with Findlay, Durham & Brodie, Victoria. 1874. Married Elizabeth Higgins, Victoria; has two sons and one Address: B. C. daughter. Recreation: fishing. 1315 Stanley Ave., Victoria, REA, Charles Arthur.—Real Estate Broker, Law Chambers, Victoria. Born Doddington, Northumberland England, Sept. 26, 1862, son of Charles and Elizabeth Laing Rea. Educated Cargilfield, Edinburgh; Fettes College. Edinburgh; and private tutors. Secretary and director Pacific. Metals Co., Ltd. Came to Manitoba, 1883; ranching, Ravens Glen, Man., 1883; mail contract between Rapid City and Brandon, Man., 1891; Provincial Municipal Inspector, Brandon, 1898-1907; secretary Brandon Club, 1899-1907; established present business, 1907. Lieutenant 3d Battalion Northumberland Fusiliers, Alnwick, England, 1878-1881. Married Dora Annie Clara BroWnjohn, Grimsby, Ont., 1887; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Brandon; Pacific; Union. Recreations: shooting, cricket, fox-hunting. Conserv ative; Anglican. Address: Victoria, B. C 'Cleithaugh, READ, John Royall.—District ager Canadian Westinghouse Co., 439 Pender Man- Ltd., St, W., Vancouver. Born Wyetheville, Va., Oct. 24, 1881, son of John Thomas and Josephine Read. Educated Pittsburg, Pa. Came to British Columbia, 1904. Married Katherine Harwood Taylor. Club: Terminal City. Recreation: boating. Address: 2544 Second Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. REAR, James S.—Financial Broker, Canadian Bank of Commerce Bldg., Vancouver. Born Sanford, Ont., Aug. 7, 1876, son of William and Sarah Rear. Educated Model School and Collegiate Institute. Toronto. With Ontario Government for five years and subsequently 487 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY •with North American Life Insurance Co. Came to Vancouver, 1899, as firm's manager for British Columbia, Washington and Yukon. Spent two years in Seattle, Wash., when appointed provincial manager Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York. Resigned, 1909, to enter colonization and irrigation work. Married Ethel A. Shopland, 1900; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Van- couv r; Terminal City; Jericho Country; Vancouver Motor. Recreations: yachting, fishing, motoring. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. REDDIE, J. O., M. D.—Physician. Born Scotland, son of David and Jean Reddie. Educated Stirling; Glasgow University, Scotland. Practiced profession, Scotland, 1885. Came to British Columbia 1906. Dominion Immigration Inspector; Medical Health Officer, Prince Rupert Married Mary Helen Morrison, Glasgow. Address: Prince Rupert, B. C. RED FERN, Charles Edward.—Watchmaker and Jeweler, 1009 Government St., Victoria. Bora London, England. Oct. 6, 1839, son of Charles Edward and Martha Redfern. Educated Brewers School, London. Came to Victoria and established present business, 1862; vice- president Navy League; Alderman, Victoria 1876-1877; Mayor, 1883, 1897, 1898, 1899. Ex-president Pioneer Society. Married Eliza Arden Robinson, Victoria, 1877; has three sons and six daughters. Club: Union. Address: Victoria, B. C. REED, Lieut. Archibald Heurtley, R. N. Rd—Deputy Harbor Master. Born Stocton-on-Tees, Feb. 20, 1873, son of Robert Francis and Elizabeth Reed. Educated Christ's Hospital, London. Midshipman, New Zealand Line, 1888; served as Lieutenant on H. M. S. Terrible and H. M. S. Argonaut, China, 1900-1901. Lieutenant Royal Naval Reserve, Master Mariner. Came to British Columbia; surveyed Narrows and Vancouver harbor; later appointed to present position. Married Lillian O. Green, Sussex, England; has one son. Club: Vancouver Hunt Recreations: riding, hunting, racing. Address: 2152 Pandora St., Vancouver, B. C. REED, Henry Potter, B. A.—Barrister. Born London, England, Aug. 30, 1879, son of Mary Hannah and Henry Byron Reed, member British House of Commons. Educated Westminster School, London; University of Manitoba Came to Manitoba, 1902. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Russell, Man. REEKIE, Minnie Isabella.—Born Kincardine, Ont, daughter of John and Annie Sinclair Reekie Educated public schools, Kincardine Ont. Came to Manitoba, 1889. Came to Brandon, 1908, to become Secretary to Principal of Brandon College; moved to Kelowna, B. C, 1910. Editor Women's Page in "The Western Outlook;" business manager "Western Outlook," 1897-1909. Baptist Address: Kelowna, B. C. REEVE, William Porteous, M. A., B. D.—Rector and Rural Dean of Brandon. Bora Napanee, Ont, Oct 29, 1872, son of Sarah Theresa and William Albert Reeve, M.-A., Q. C, first principal of the Ontario Law School, Toronto. Educated Model School; Jarvis St Collegiate Institute; University College and Trinity University; Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge, Mass. After ordination was Parish Priest of Sydenham, Oxford Mills and Kemptville, Ont On unanimous nomination by the vestry and congregation of St. Mathew's Church, Brandon, was appointed Rector of the same by Archbishop Matheson in succession to Rev. A. U. de Pencier. now Bishop of New Westminster. Member of the executive committee of the Diocese of Rupert's Land; delegate to the Provincial and General Synods of the Church of England; director Y. M. C. A.; government representative on the council of the University of Manitoba Publication "Mohammedanism and Its Resistance to Christianity." Dis** tinguished speaker and preacher preached annual sermon before Rupert's Land Synod of 1909, and at consecration of Bishop Harding at Regina, 1909i Married Katharine Morgan Wright Napanee, 1896; has one son and threi daughters. Club: Brandon. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F; L. O. A. B. A. A. O. U. W.; S. O. E. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 440 Thirteenth St. Brandon, Man. REGAN, Osmond Robert, LL. B.— Barrister. Born Dartmouth, N. S., Jul* 5, 1879, son of John and Johanna Regan Educated Halifax County Academy Dalhousie University. Engaged as re porter Halifax Herald, 1889; assistan editor, 1905. Practiced, Halifax, 1902 Came to Saskatchewan, 1909. Served a: Alderman, Dartmouth, 1903-1908; deputj Mayor, Dartmouth, 1908-1909. Secretary! treasurer Eyebrow, 1911. Conservative Roman Catholic. Address: Eyebrow Sask. REID, D. C—President of Island In vestment Co., Ltd., Sayward Bldg., Vic toria; president Canada West Trust Co. Ltd.; president Interior Land ft Im provement Co., Ltd.; president lslan< 48S WHO'S WHO, AND WHY D. C. REID. Construction ft Development Co., Ltd.; member of Victoria Board of Trade. Born Advocate, N. S., Sept. 15, 1878, son of William and Priscilla Jane Spicer Reid. Educated public schools, Nova Scotia; Ontario Business College, Belleville, Ont Employee C. P. R., Montreal, 1893; later With Canada Fire Insurance Co., Canadian Northern Ry., Colonial Loan ft Investment Co. Came to British Columbia, 1905; director and assistant manager National Finance Co., 1906-1907; organized present company, 1907. Lieutenant 5th Regiment, Victoria, since 1909. Married Agnes Gertrude Dunn, Winnipeg, 1903; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Pacific Junior Army ft Navy (London, England). Methodist. Address: Victoria. B. C. REID, Henry Arthur Lestock, M. D., C. M.-—-Physician and Surgeon. Bora Gladstone, Queensland, Australia, Oct. 14, 1868, son of John Lestok and Louisa Anne Reid. Came to Winnipeg, as a boy, with his parents, 1874. Educated Trinity Collegiate School, Port Hope Ont.; Presbyterian Mission School. Prince-Albert; Trinity University. Practiced, Prince Albert, since 1901. Medical Health Officer since 1906; physician to Indian Reserve for nearly 20 years; jail surgeon and acting assistant surgeon, R. N. W. M. P.; was physician to N. W. M. P. Detachment Almighty Voice affair, 1897. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. F. Recreations: football, tennis, curling, cricket. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Prince Albert, Sask. JOHN REID. REID, John.—Proprietor Westminster Iron Works, 10th St., New Westminster. Bora Carrickfergus, Ireland, March 28, 1852, son of Ezeklel and Mary Neison Reid. Educated public school. Came to Canada, 1873. Blacksmith, Ottawa, 1873. Came to British Columbia, 1877. Foreman for W. R. Lewis, New Westminster, 1877-1886; partner of Reid ft Currie, New Westminster, 1886-1893; owner of present business since 1893. Served as Alderman, New Westminster, 1887- 1889; member of New Westminster School Board and Board of Trade, several years. Has been thirty-four years in military service; with Seymour Artillery, 1878; Westminster Rifles; British Columbia Garrison Artillei*y; 5th Regiment Artillery; Duke of Con- naught's Own Rifles; Paymaster and member of 104 th Infantry. Married Jessie Irving, daughter of Adam Irving, Oxford County, Ont, 1883; has four sons and three daughters. Club: Burnaby Country- Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; W. O. W.; K. of P.; Liberal; has been president Liberal Association. Methodist. Address: 425 Agnes St., New Westminster, B. C. REID, John Addison.—Manager National Finance Co., Ltd., and J. Addison Reid and Co., Ltd., Darke Block, Regina Born Lorneville, Victoria County, Ont, Oct. 29, 1882, son of William and Margaret Jane Reid. Educated Col- leg'ate Institute, Lindsay, Ont; Manitoba University. Taught school, Straas- burg, Sask., 1900. Came to Regina, 1900 and engaged financial business until 1906, when appointed Inspector for the 489 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Investment Department of the Manufacturers' Life Insurance Co.; again engaged financial business, 1908; organized the J. Addison Reid & Co., 1909, which company later amalgamated with the National Finance Company of Vancouver. Served as Sergeant 45th Battalion, Lindsay. Married Alma E. Crispin, Winnipeg, 1908; has two sons. Recreations: mountaineering, canoeing.- Methodist. Address: Regina, Sask. REID, John Alexander.—Deputy Provincial Treasurer and Government Printer, Regina. Born Liverpool, England, March 4, 1862, son of David and Elizabeth Miller Reid. Educated Liverpool Institute and University College, Liverpool. Came to Canada, 1883; engaged journalism Western Canada; Dominion Govemriient service, 1884-1889; Clerk of the Executive Council, Northwest Territories; appointed to present offices subsequent to establishment of Province of Saskatchewan. Married Mabel Victoria Laurie. Address: Regina, Sask. REID, John Christie Walker, M. L. A. —Farmer. Born Edinburgh, Scotland, July 25, 1871, son of Elizabeth Geddes Walker and William Reid; writer to the Signet. Educated Edinburgh Academy. Came to Manitoba, 1889, and took up land; elected for Deloraine, Manitoba Legislature, 1910. Club: Adanac. Societies: A. F. & A. M. and R. A. M.; St. Andrew's Winnipeg. Recreation: cricket, tennis and shooting. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Underhill, Man. REID, John Lestock, C. E.—Born Bowmanville, Ont, Sept. 12, 1841, son of Henry Solomon and Elizabeth Reid. Educated McGill University. Coffee and cotton planter, Australia and Fiji Islands, 1862-1868. Came to Winnipeg, 1870, and entered service of Dominion Government (he holds longest service record); Surveyor for Indian Department, Prince Albert, since 1877; member for Prince Albert West, North West Territories Legislature, 1894. Paymaster Midland Battalion, Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Married Louise Anne Herbert, Australia, 1865; has nine sons and four daughters. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: cricket Liberal; Anglican. Address: Prince Albert, Sask. REID, John Young.—Of Robinson ft Co., 398-412 Main St.. Winnipeg. Born Toronto, Feb. 26, 1871, son of John Young and Mary Y. Reid. Educated Upper Canada College. Reid ft Co., Toronto years with Toronto from cashier to Came to Winnipeg, member of council, Clerk with Bunton, , 1888; spent twelve General Trust Co., secretary-treasurer. 1907. Treasurer and Winnipeg Board of Trade; Captain 79th Cameron High landers. Married Georgina Robinson, Winnipeg, 1905-; has two sons. Clubs: Canadian; Manitoba; St. Charles Country; Royal Canadian Yacht, Toronto. Society: St. Andrews. Recreation: lawn bowling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 329 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. ROBIE LEWIS REID, LL. B., K. C. REID, Robie Lewis, LL. B., X. C.— Barrister, of Bowser, Reid & Wallbridge, Canada Life Bldg., Vancouver. Born Kentville, N. S„ NOv. 3, 1866, son of Gideon Eaton and Ruth (Cogswell) Reid. Educated Dalhousie University; University of Michigan. Practiced Fairhaven, Wash., 1889. Came to New Westminster, British Columbia, 1902; to Vancouver, 1902; joined present firm, 1907; appointed King's Counsel, 1908; Debenture Commissioner for City of New Westminster. Married Lily Mackenzie, 1894. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City. Cdn-j servative; Anglican. Address: 1333 Pa- cific St., Vancouver, B. C. REIFEL, Henry.—Director British Columbia Breweries; director Union Brewing Co., Ltd., Nanaimo; director Pilsener Brewing Co., Cumberland. Bora Spiyer, Bavaria, Germany, April 2, 1869, son of John and Margaret Helmeffouth ReifeLj Educated public schools, Bavaria. In brewery business, Spiyer, 1879. With Weinhardt Brewery, Portland, Ore., 1886; with Chicago Brewery, San Francisco, 1887. Came to British Columbia, 1888, and employed by Nanaimo Brewing Co., which was purchased by Union Brewing] Co., 1892, when was made manager; promoted Canadian Brewing ft Maltind Co., Vancouver, 1910, of which is managing director. Married Annie Brown, Victoria, 1893; has two sons and one daughter: Clubs: Nanaimo; Pacific; (Victoria); Terminal City (Vancouver); 490 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Eamman Sohne. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; Eagles; K. of P. Ad- iress: 1272, Twelfth Ave., W., Vancouver. REILLY, Clifford Bernard, B. A., LL. B.—Solicitor, Burns Block, Calgary. Born Sherbrooke, Que., April 11, 1881, son of William and Phoebe Broderick Reilly. Educated Saint Charles Bor- romee Seminary; Laval University. Came to Alberta and established pres- ?nt practice, 1903. Alderman, Calgary, 1907; 1909-1910. Clubs; Ranchmen's; Alberta; St. Mary's. Liberal. Address: 137 Fifteenth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. WILLIAM BARRINGTON REILLY. REILLY, William Barrington.—Vice- president and Managing Director Rocky Mountains Cement Co., Ltd., Calgary;, president Western Supply ft Equipment Co.; director Alberta Loan ft Investment Co., Ltd.; director Dominion Sewer Co., Ltd. Born Dublin, Ireland, 6, 1870, son of William Alexander Tamar Barrington Reilly. Edu- high school. Stenographer, chief Pipe Feb. and cated clerk, Erie Railroad, Buffalo Lake, N. Y., 1893; assistant superintendent Niagara Electro Chemical Co., Niagara Falls, 1896; partner J. M. Hancock ft Co., miners and shippers of coal, Niagara Falls, 1897-1906. Came to Alberta 1906; established present business, 1907; director Y. M. C. A., Calgary. Married Harriet A. Cornes, daughter of Capt. Edward Cornes, Whitewater, Wis., 1896. Club: Macleod. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; Scottish Rite; Mystic Shrine. Recreations: golf, cricket, swimming. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Suite 3, Marlborough Mansions, Calgary, Alta. RENNIE, James Alexander.—Secretary-treasurer Westminster Trust ft Safe Deposit Co., New Westminster. Born Kirkintilloch, Scotland, June 18, 1863, son of James and Charlotte C. Rennie. Educated Glasgow University. Export merchant's office, London, England; later employed London Stock Exchange. Came to British Columbia, 1898, entering employ of Vancouver Gas Co., Ltd.; director Vanstone Heating Co.; served with London-Scottish Rifle Volunteers, seven years. Married Ellen Jane Shepherd, 1893: has two sons and three daughters. Address: New Westminster, B. C. REYNOLDS, Frank Stuart, M. D.— Editor of Nanaimo Daily Herald. Born Wisconsin, United States, May 1, 1863, son of Anselmo and Harriet Reynolds. Educated Fond du Lac University, Wis.; Rush Medical College, Chicago. Taught school; subsequently engaged practice of medicine, Wisconsin; mining Alaska, 1887-1891; Collector of Customs, Port of Juneau, Alaska; came to British Columbia, 4893. Married Loretta L. Vooras, Lamartine, Wis.; has one son and one daughter. Address: Nanaimo, B. C. CHARLES WALLACE RHODES. RHODES, Charles Wallace.—Secretary-treasurer Brackman-Ker Milling Co., 1420 Broad St., Victoria Born Victoria, May 4, 1861, son of Henry and Sophia Rhodes. Educated Victoria. Clerk, Hy. Rhodes ft Co., 1876; left Victoria and joined C. P. R., Western division, as assistant paymaster, 1880; became paymaster, 1884-1886. Joined 491 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Brackman-Ker Milling Co., 1889. Served with Victoria Regiment under Major Duppnt. Married P. C. Brown, Sacramento, Cat; has two daughters. Clubs: Union; Pacific Recreations: golf, yachting, fishing. Address: Victoria, B. C. RICE, James Edward. — Managing Director Western Canada Fire Insurance Co., 812 First W., Calgary. Bora Chat- field, Minn., Feb. 15. 1862, son of Michael and Julia Rice. Educated country school, Chatfield. Telegraph operator with C. P. R., Western division, 1883. Chairman Finance Committee, Rat Portage, 1899-1900; Alderman for two years. Came to Alberta, 1903. Married McGuire, Winnipeg, 1893; and two daughters. So- C. Recreation: baseball. Eighteenth Ave., Calgary, Marguerite B. has one son ciety: K. of Address: 216 Alta. BICE, Robert Lyons.—(Retired). Born Whitby, Ont, Nov. 3, 1866, son of James and Nancy Rice. Educated Whitby school. Came to British Columbia, 1898. Married Isabell McArthur, 1900. Club: Canadian. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: all outdoor sports. Liberal. Address: 1165 Burnaby St, Vancouver, B. C. RICH, Harry Nelson. — Agent for Brackman-Ker Milling Co., Ltd., Ladner. B. C. Born Twickenham, England, Jan. 11, 1857, son of Henry Robins and Elizabeth Rich. Educated Bloxham school, Oxon., England. Came to British Columbia, 1880. Accountant Ladner. Notary Public; auctioneer and real estate broker. Married May Green, Ladner, 1888; has one son and four daughters. Club: Westminster (charter member). Society: A. F. ft A. M. (P. G. M.). Recreation: football. Address: Ladner, B. C. RICHARDS, Hon. Albert Elswood.— Puisne Judge of Court of Appeal for Manitoba, Winnipeg. Born Toronto, July 10, 1848, son of Hon. Stephen Richards, Q. C. Educated Upper Canada College and University College, Toronto. Called to Ontario bar, 1874; practiced Brockville, 1874-1882. Came to Winnipeg and called to Manitoba bar, 1882; practiced Winnipeg until 1899; appointed Puisne Judge of the Court of King's Bench for Manitoba, 1899; Puisne Judge of Court of Appeal, 1906. Married Harriet Edith Henderson, Kingston, Ont., 1877. Club: Manitoba. Address: 222 Mayfair Ave., Winnipeg, Man. RICHARDS, Gordon E., M. D.—Physician, of Kergin & Richards, Stewart. Born Lyn, Ont, March 15, 1885, son of Rev. J. J. and Anna Richards. Edu cated high school, Athens, Ont; Toronto University (gold medallist 1908). Cam< to British Columbia, 1908. Medical health officer; medical superintenden Stewart General Hospital. Club: Stew< art Address: Stewart, B. C. RICHARDS, Susan.—(Widow of Ste phen Richards, Q. C). Born Buff ale N. Y. , daughter of Benjamin ami Frances Chaffey. Married Stephen Rich ards; has one son and two daughters The late Stephen Richards was bor Brockville, Ont., and practiced profes sion in Toronto thirty years before com ing to British Columbia, settling firs at Victoria, and then at Vancouveij where he died. 1896. He was a Queen'] Council; a specialist in jurisprudence an acting judge; and Liberal. The onl surviving son is Judge Richards, o Winnipeg. Address: 1951 Robson St Vancouver, B. C. ERNEST LA MONT RICHARDSON. RICHARDSON, Ernest La Mont- Manager Calgary Industrial Exhibitio since 1906, Calgary; secretary and maj* aging director Alberta Live Stock Ass«j ciation. Born near Cobourg, Ont, Marc 26, 1875, son of Clayton M. and Ann] Richardson. Educated public school] Wicklow and Grafton, Ont; Ontari Agricultural College Printer, Londo: Ont, 1890; manager dairy farm, Myrtl Ont, 1898-1899; bookkeeper and steno}* rapher Colonial Investment Co., Wlnm peg, 1899-1900; assistant secretary Li*; Stock Associations and assistant supe intendent Fairs and Institutes for Terr torial Government, Regina, 1900-190 Came to Alberta, 1902; assistant secri tary Live Stock Association, Board c Trade, Calgary Exhibition, 1902-190. manager of Craighurst Farm, comprisiri 800 acres, near Calgary, 1903-1904; sec retary Calgary Board of Trade, 190( 1908. Married Annie Adcock, Londo} 492 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Ont, 1904; has two sons and one daughter. Recreations: tennis, motoring. Address: "Prairie Lodge," 927 Prospect Ave., Mount Royal, Calgary, Alta. LAWFORD MORAY RICHARDSON. RICHARDSON, Lawford Moray. — Manager Royal Bank of Canada, Columbia St, New Westminster. Bora Eltham Kent, England, Nov. 13, 1874, son of Catherine Elvira Richardson,* daughter of General Macleane, and Mallcott Sidney Richardson, late Captain 35th Royal Sussex Regiment Educated United Services College, Westward Ho, England; King's College, London; Tremel, France Engaged wholesale tea business, Mincing Lane, London, England, 1892-1893. Came to Canada, 1893; farming, Grenfell, Sask., 1893; farming, Vancouver Island, 1893-1894; Customs House Broker. Rossland, B. C, 1894- 1896; Imperial Service, Naval Yards, Esquimalt, B. C, 1897-1898; entered service of Merchants Bank of Halifax, which later changed name to Royal Bank, 1898; stationed Vancouver, Atlin and Victoria; manager of Ladner branch, 1905-1907; Nanaimo, 1907-1910; manager New Westminster branch since 1910. Married Emma Wharton Secretan, daughter of Charles F. Hanington, locating engineer, C. N. R., 1906; has two daughters. Club: Westminster. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Anglican. Address: New Westminster, B. C. RICHARDSON, Robert Lorne.—Managing Director Winnipeg Tribune. Born Balderson, Lanark County, Ont., June 28, 1860, son of Joseph and Harriet Richardson. Educated Balderson public school. Newspaper reporter Montreal Star, 1878; joined Toronto Globe, 1880. Came to Winnipeg, 1882, and participated in the establishment of the Mani toba Sun. which was later changed to Winnipeg Tribune (1890), of which he is still editor and proprietor. Elected to House of Commons, 1896, and re-elected, 1900; unsuccessful, 1904. Author of "Colin of the 9th Concession," 1903; "The Camerons of Bruce," 1905. Married Clara Jane Mallory, Mallorytown, Ont.; has five daughters. Address: 78 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. RICHARDSON, William.—Real Estate Broker, of Richardson & Ferris, Portage la Prairie. Born Portsmouth, England, Nov. 20, 1859, son of William and Jane Richardson. Educated grammar school, Kingston,. Ont; Commercial College Belleville, Ont. Came to Canada. 1861; to Manitoba, 1878. Engaged present business, 1882; president Western Radiators, Ltd.; president Portage Garage Co.; director Hospital Board. Married Sarah Parker, Treherne, Man., 1881; has four sons. Club: Portage. Society: C. O. F. Recreation: shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Portage la Prairie Mam RICKETTS, Ernest Ramsay.—Theatrical manager, Opera House, Vancouver. Born Leamington, England. Feb. 3, 1866, son of Dashwood Watts and Fanny Gertrude Ricketts. Educated Felstead College; Leamington College. With Bank of Montreal, 1885-1898; left bank to take charge of Opera House, Vancouver. Director Northwestern Theatrical Association; director Vancouver Horse Show Association, Ltd. Clubs: Vancouver; Commercial; Terminal City; Jericho Country. Recreations: riding, driving. Address: Vancouver, B. C. RIDDELL, Archibald, W., M. L. A.— Farmer. Born Burns, Ont, June 25, 1864. son of Geo. and Jane Riddell. Educated public schools. Connected with the Farmer Elevator Trading Co., Oxbow. Elected to Saskatchewan Legislature for Souris, 1908. Married Katherine Stra- chan, 1887; has two sons and four daughters. Presbyterian; Provincial Rights. Address: Oxbow, Sask. RIGGS, Herbert 'Wilkinson, M. D.; C. M., P. R. C. S. (Edin.)—Physician and Surgeon. Born Wicklow, Ont., June 17, 1872, son of Robert and Ellen Riggs. Educated Winnipeg Collegiate Institute; Manitoba Medical College, Edinburgh. Taught school Manitoba. Came to British Columbia 1899. Director Dominion Trust Co.; director Federal Trust Co. Married Anna E. W. Carss, 1902; has two daughters. Club: Terminal City. Address: 1020 Georgia St., Vancouver, B. C. 493 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY EZRA HOUNSFIELD RILEY, M. L. A. RILEY, Ezra Hounsfield, M. L. A.— Rancher. Born Yorkville, Toronto, June 5, 3 866, son of Thomas and Georgina Jane Riley. Educated public schools. Elected to Alberta Legislature for Gleichen, 1906; re-elected, 1909. Resigned, 1910, owing to difference with party, and defeated, 1910. Delegate to Synod and member Bishop's Council. Married Harriet Waterhouss; has two sons and one daughter. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Calgary, Alta. RILEY, Hon. Senator George.—(Retired). Born St Catharines, Ont., April 2, 1843, son of P. and Catherine Riley. Educated St. Catharines and Buffalo, N. Y. Came to British Columbia 1885. Unsuccessful candidate for House of Commons. 1900; elected, 1902; and reelected, 1901; resigned, 1906. Summoned to the Senate, March 22, 1906. Married Mary N. Balfour, Buffalo. N. Y., 1900; has one .daughter. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 1655 Oak Bay Ave., Victoria, B. C. RILEY, Harold W.—Of Rileys, Limited, Financial Brokers, 224 8th Ave, W., Calgary. Born Montreal, Dec. 15, 1877, son of Thomas and Georgina Jane Riley. Came to Alberta, 1888, as a boy with parents to engage in ranching. Educated Montreal and Calgary. Appointed Deputy Provincial Secretary of Alberta on the formation of Province, 1905; resigned to found present firm, 1910. Secretary of University of Alberta, 1908-1910. Served with Canadian Mounted Rifles, "G" Squadron; 1909-1910 as paymaster 101st Regiment, Edmonton Fusiliers. Alderman Calgary, 1911. Married Alpha Maude Keen, St. Mary's, Ont, 1907; has one daughter. Recreations: riding, driving. Address: Calgary, Alta. RILEY, Isaac, M. L. A.—Lumber Merchant Born Mornington, Township, Perth County, Ont, Oct. 15, 1853, son of Charles Riley. Educated public schools. Came to Manitoba, 1876; engaged lumber business, Stonewall, 1887. Member for Rockwood, Manitoba Legislature, 1889; re-elected, 1903, 1907 and 1910. Member Stonewall school board. Married Laura M. Poore, Ridgetown, Ont, 1882; has two sons and two daughters. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Stonewall, Man. RILEY, Robert Thomas, J. P.—Managing Director Northern Trusts Co.; director Great West Life Association Co.; vice-president Canadian Fire Insurance Co.; director Union Bank of Canada; Travellers Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Yorkshire, England, July 1, 1851, son of Thomas Riley, ship owner and publisher, and Llvinia Riley. Educated Charterhouse, London, England. Was four years with City of London Real Property Co., and two years Adjutant General's Department at Horse Guards, Whitehall. Came to Canada, 1873; to Winnipeg, 1881. Ex-president Winnipeg Board of Trade; ex-Aderman; ex-Chairman of Poice Commission. Married Annie Sutherland. Brock, Ont.; has four sons and two daughters. Club: Manitoba Recreation: farming. Protectionist; Methodist. Address: Armstrong's Point, Winnipeg, Man. RIMES, William Jeffery.—Journalist. Born Huddersfield, Yorks, England, May 24, 1879, son of Harry and Emily Rimes. Educated Peoples' College, Nottingham. Came to Saskatchewan, 1903. Served with 90th Regiment Society: S. O. E. Recreation: cricket. Address: Grenfell, Sask. RIMMER, Hon. R.—Judge of the District Court of Jud'cial District of Can- nington, Areola. Born Southport, Lancashire, England, May 4, 1865, son of Sarah Frances and Edward Johnson Rimmer, J. P. Educated Liverpool and London. Solicitor, England, 1888; came to Canada, 1891; member of the Territorial bar, 1892; Manitoba bar, 1898; legal advisor to Governor of North West Territories, 1897; Department of Indian Affairs, Ottawa, 1898; private practice some years, Regina; appointed Judge of Judicial District of Cannington, Sask, 494 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HON. R. RIMMER. 1907. Maried Leone Marchant; has three sons and three daughters. Club: Assiniboia (Regina). Liberal; Roman Catholic Address: Areola, Sask. RIMMER, His Honor, Judge Reginald. —Judge of the District Court of the Judicial District of Cannington, Areola; honorary president Cannington Law Society; president Boy Scouts Council of Cannington District. Son of Sarah Frances Boothroys and Edward Johnson Rimmer, J. P., Mayor of Southport, England. Came to Winnipeg, 1891; practiced with A. E. Richards; came to Regina and called to North West Territories bar, 1892; called to Manitoba bar, 1898; legal adviser to Lieutenant-Governor of North West Territories, 1897; Department of Indian Affairs, Ottawa, 1898; practiced law, Regina, 1892; Commissioner to investigate matters relating to Indians, 1899; present appointment, 1907. Editor and compiler of Consoli- . ated Ordinances of the Territories, 1905. Married Leonie Isabel Gertrude Marchant, 1893; has three sons and three daughters. Liberal; Roman Catholic Address: Areola, Sask. RITCHIE, Joseph Norman, B. Sc. (McGill), LL. B. (Dalhousie).—Of Johnstone ft Ritchie Barristers, Lethbridge Born Halifax, March 24, 1878, son of Mary Ritchie and Joseph Norman Ritchie, Judge of Supreme Court of Nova Scotia. Educated Rothesay College; McGill University; Dalhousie University. Law student with Ritchie ft Robertson, Halifax, 1905. Served as Lieutenant 66th Regiment, Halifax, 1906- 1908. Married Diana Louie Lyndhurst Wadmore, daughter of Colonel Wad- more, Victoria, B. C, 1909. Club: Chinook. Conservative; Anglican. Address: "Lonnin Garth," Dufferin St.. Lethbridge, Alta. RITCHIE, W. R. Reid ft Wallbridge, tors, Canada Life Born Annapolis, N. of Rev. James J. daughter of Hon. Came become Reid & Nova Scotia Bar president Novia A., K. C.—Of Bowser, Barristers and Solici- Building, Vancouver. S., June 27, 1860, son Ritchie and Eliza R., W. B. Almon. Educated County Academy, Annapolis, N. S.; Upper Canada College; Harvard Law School. Practiced Annapolis, 1882; as Ritchie ft Ritchie, Annapolis, 1886-1889; appointed Q. C. by Dominion Government, 1905; member of firm Borden, Ritchie, Parker ft Chisholm, and Ritchie ft Robertson, Halifax, 1889-1911. to British Columbia, 1911, to counsel in firm of Bowser, Wallbridge. President Society two years; Scotia Liberal Conservative Association two years. Married Lilian Stewart, daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Charles J. Stewart Halifax, 1905; has two sons. Liberal Conservative; Anglican. Address: Vancouver, B. C. RITHET, Robert Patterson, ex-M. P. —Merchant, -1117 Wharf St., Victoria. Born Dumfriesshire, Scotland, April 22, 1844, son of John and Jane Rithet Educated Annan Academy, Scotland. Merchant, Liverpool, 1859. Came to British Columbia, 1862. President of California ft Hawaiian Sugar Refining Co., San Francisco. Mayor, Victoria, 1885; member House of, Commons, 1894-1898. Married Eliza Jane Munro, Victoria, 1875; one son and one daughter. Clubs: Union; Pacific Union (San Francisco). Recreation: motoring. Address: 952 Humboldt St, Victoria, B. C RIKON, Herbert Lorne.—Barrister. Born Milton, Ont, Oct. 22, 1872. son of Rev. Thomas Rixon. Educated Collegiate Institute, Toronto. Taught school York County, Ontario. Came to Brandon, Man., 1892. Lieutenant Brandon Infantry Company, 1896-1897. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Holland, Man. ROBB, William Rowley. — Retired Farmer. Born London, England, April 23, 1842, son of James and Isabella Robb. Educated Hendon, near London, England. In brewery business with his father, Hendon, 1857. Came to Comox, B. C, 1862; engaged farming, being one of the first white settlers in British Columbia. School Trustee Comox District, 1880 to 1908. President Comox Agricultural Society, 1900-1901. President Liberal Association, 1906. Married Jane Mitchell, Comox, B. C, 1894. Address: Comox, B. C. ROBERTS, Rev. Arthur Edward. — Methodist Minister; president British Columbia Conference of Methodist Church. Born London, England, April 495 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY 27, 1866, son of George Henry and Anna Roberts.' Educated Kingsland Middle Class School, London, England; Wesley College, Winnipeg. Came to Saltcoats, Sask., 1889. Came to British Columbia, 1899. Secretary British Columbia Methodist Conference, 1905-1911. Address: Chilliwack, B. C. ROBERTS, John Powell.—Superintendent British Columbia branches of Northern Crown Bank, Vancouver. Bora Ireland Island, Bermuda, May 11, 1863, son of William and Eliza Roberts. Educated Bermuda With Federal Bank of Canada, Toronto, 1881; subsequently engaged with the Bank of British North America, Toronto, 1888; Montreal, 1888- 1890; Vancouver, 1890-1906, when became connected with present bank. Married Catherine Alys Mitchell, 1893; has three sons and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City; Jericho Country; Canadian. Recreations: yachting, fishing. Address: 1201 Seaton St., Vancouver, B. C. ROBERTS, Louis Melville, LL. B., M. L. A.—Of Roberts ft Hunt, Real Estate and Financial Agents, High River. Born Iowa, United States, Dec 15, 1878, son of Israel T. and Lenora Roberts. Educated State University of Iowa Legal Department, Marshall Field & Co., Chicago, 1902. Came to Alberta, 1904. Served as Lieutenant Iowa tSate Militia Member of Alberta Legislature for High River. Married Helen Atkinson, Chatham, Ont; has two sons. Clubs: High River; Canadian; Calgary. Recreations: riding, driving. Liberal; Anglican. Address: High River, Alta. THOMAS JOSEPH ROBERTS. ROBERTS, Thomas Joseph.—Proprietor Grand Hotel. 24 Water St., Vancou ver. Born Red Rapids, N. B., June 12, 1874, son of Charles and Jane C. Roberts. Came to British Columbia, 1887. Educated public schools; Westminster College, Vancouver. Married Pauline Roach, Brewer's Mills, Ont., 1904; has two daughters. Recreation: fishing. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 1635 Barclay St., Vancouver, B. C. W. P. ROBERTS. ROBERTS, W. F.—Real Estate Agent, of Roberts, Meredith ft Co., 437 Seymour St., Vancouver. Born Dunster Somerset, England, May 25, 1866, son of Dr. Charles and Matilda Roberts. Educated Felsted grammar school, England. Farming, Manitoba, 1894-1897; mining, Dawson, Y. T., 1898-1899. Came to British Columbia 1900, and engaged life insurance until 1903, when founded present business. Director Recreation Park & Amusement Co., Vancouver. Alderman in 1910. Served With Essex Volunteers. Married Mary McKinnon, Oak Lake, Man., 1889; has one son. Club: Western. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: fishing, shooting. Address: Glencoe Lodge, Vancouver, B. C. ROBERTSON, Arthur James, J. P.— Investment and Insurance Broker Municipal Chambers, Davidson. Born' ing, Dumbartonshire, Scotland, 27, 1879, son of Margaret Arthur and Rev. David Doig Robertson, B. D. Educated Hamilton Crescent school; Oban high school. Came to Canada, 1896; returned te> Scotland after attending Ontario Agricultural College, 1898. Stockbroker's clerk, H. B. Johnstone, Glasgow, 1898-1900; financial representative Argyle.% Chemical Co., Oban, 1900-1904. Came to Saskatchewan and established present business, 1904. Town Clerk, Davidson, Sask., Since 1907; secretary Board of Trade since 1906; secretary local branch Bible So- Bowl- March Govan M. A., 496 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ciety. Has visited Argentina, Brazil, Portugal, Paraguay and U. S. A. Married Christine McColl, Largs, Scotland, 1900. Club: Athenaeum (Glasgow). Society: A. F. ft A. M. (secretary 1909- 1910-1911). Recreations: tennis, motoring, traveling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Davidson, Sask., and Braeside Bridge of Allan, Scotland. ROBERTSON, David.—Of Robertson ft Hackett Lumber Manufacturers, Vancouver. Born Fife, Scotland, March 28, 1850, son of Alexander and Jane Richie Robertson. Carpenter's apprentice, 1868- 1873; journeyman, Robert Neill ft Sons, Manchester, England, 1873-1888. Came to British Columbia, 1888, and established present business, Vancouver. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; S. O. S. (past chief); St Andrew's. Presbyterian. Address: Vancouver, B. C. ROBERTSON, Harold Bruce, B. A.— Of Barnard ft Robertson, Barristers, 514 Fort St., Victoria. Born Victoria, Feb. 26, 1875, son of Hon. Mr. Justice A. Rocke Robertson, Judge Supreme Court, British Columbia and Margaret Bruce Robertson. Educated Trinity College and Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario bar, 1897; practiced profession Victoria 1898. Married Helen McGregor Rogers,- daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel H. C. Rogers, Peterboro. Ont., 1903; has two sons. Clubs: Union (Victoria); United Empire (London, England). Society: A. F. & A. M. Address: 510 Charles St., Victoria, B. C. ROBERTSON, Harry Havelock.—Of Robertson, Dickson & Macdonald, Barristers, 136 Jasper Ave., E., Edmonton. Bora Seaforth, Ont, Oct. 6, 1870, son of Walter Scott and Harriet R. Doty Robertson. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Seaforth, Ont Came to Alberta, 1882. Law student, S. S. ft H C. Taylor, and with Brown ft Robertson, Edmonton, 1892-1896; member present firm. 1910. Unsuccessful candidate Alberta Legislature for Edmonton. Married Annie Stewart Macfarlane, 1906; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Edmonton. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 272 Eleventh St., Edmonton, Alta ROBERTSON, John Duff, M. L. A.— Druggist. Born Chesterfield. Oxford County Ont, March 26, 1873, son of late Rev. Wm. and Elizabeth Robertson. Educated Elora high school and Ontario College of Pharmacy. First elected to Saskatchewan Legislature for Canora, 1908. Presbyterian; Liberal. Address: Canora, Sask. JOHN PALMERSTON ROBERTSON. ROBERTSON, John Palmerston. — Provincial Librarian of Manitoba since July 1, 1884. Bora Fortingal, Perthshire, Scotland, May 23, 1841. Came to Ottawa, 1845. Educated Ottawa and Toronto Normal School. Taught school; subsequently engaged for some years journalism, first Ottawa and later Winnipeg. School Trustee and Alderman Ottawa. Ex-president of St. Andrew's Society, Winnipeg; deputy royal chief of order of Scottish Clans; author of a "Political Manual of Manitoba and North West Territories," 1887. Married Jessie Graham, Ottawa, 1869. Presbyterian. Address: 15 Moxam Court, Winnipeg, Man. ROBERTSON, Mary - Lang. — Born Belleville, Ont, daughter of James Mitchell and Amelia Neilson Robertson. Educated Portage la Prairie schools; musical education under Dr. Edward Fisher, Toronto; under Benno Schonber- ger, London, England. Came to Manitoba, 1882. Clubs: Women's Musical; Women's Canadian. Presbyterian. Ad- dres: 666 Gertrude Ave., Winnipeg; Man. ROBINSON, Edward Milward. — Of Robinson ft Black, Financial and Real Estate Agents, Main and Lombard Sts., Winnipeg. Born Fawkham, Kent, England, Feb. 5, 1868, son of Rev. Thomas Robinson and Frances E. Robinson; Is a brother of Admiral C. G. Robinson, C. V. O. Educated Bath, England. Came to Winnipeg, 1887. Married Caroline Isabel Armstrong, St Paul, Minn., 1898; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country; Canadian; Edmonton. Recreations: golf, yachting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 238 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. 497 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JAMES A. ROBERTSON ROBERTSON, James A.—Or Archer & established present business, 1910. Lieu- L Robertson, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, Dominion Bank Building, Calgary. Born Rosshire, Scotland. April 1, 1887, son of James and Adeline Robertson. Educated Perse School. Cambridge, England. Clerk Dominion Bank, Grenfell, Sask., 1906. Came to Alberta, 1908; tenant 103d Regiment, Calgary. Member of Calgary Board of Trade. Clubs: Ranchmen's; Alberta; Golf and Country (Calgary). Society: A. F. ft A. M. Anglican. Address: Ranchmen's Club, Calgary, Alta. 498 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ROBINSON, Franklin Joseph, C. E.— Deputy Minister of Public Works for the Province of Saskatchewan, Parliament Buildings, Regina. Born St. Thomas, Ont, Oct 20, 1870, son of Jabel Robinson, farmer and politician, ex-Member of Parliament for West Elgin, and Caroline Robinson. Educated public schools Elgin County; Collegiate Institute, St. Thomas; School.of Practical Science, Toronto. Assistant to J. S. O'Dwyer, Department Railways and Canals. Ottawa, 1897; civil engineer, Barrie, Ont., 1898-1899; returned to Dominion Government Service and Stationed Kirkfield on No. 2 section, Balsam Lake Division, Trent Valley Canal, 1899; District Surveyor Engineer, North West Government Department of Public Works, MacLeod, Alta., 1900-1903; District Surveyor and later Director of Surveys, inside staff. North West Territories Government Department of Public Works, Regina, 1901-1905 appointed to present office on formation of Province of Saskatchewan, 1905. Married Emelina Scott, Qu'Appelle, 1906; has one daughter. Society: A. F. & A. M. (Royal Arch). Recreation: football. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 2048 Lorne St., Regina, Sask. ROBINSON, Jerry.—Of Robinson ft Co. Department Store, 398 Main St., Winnipeg. Born Quebec Clerk dry goods store, London, Ont; subsequently dry goods business on his own account, -Mitchell, Ont Came to Emerson, Man., 1878, and Winnipeg, 1881, when opened a general department store; director Northern Trust Co. Club: Carlton. Conservative. Address: 282 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. ROBINSON, J. T.—Real Estate Agent. Born Elma, Ont, May 4. 1868, son of Alexander and Elizabeth Robinson. Educated public schools; Graduate Military Academy, Toronto. Part owner and editor. Gleaner, Cannington, Ont; Daily News, Berlin, Ont; came to British Columbia, 1897, and established Kamloops, Standard; founded present business, 1898. Served two years as Alderman and three years as Mayor, Kamloops. Member of Board of Investigation of Water Rights, Province of British Columbia Married Maggie S. Tho- rold, Cannington, Ont.; has two daughters. Societies: 1. O. O. F.; K. of P.; L. O. F. Recreations: shooting, fishing, motoring. Address: Kamloops. B. C. ROBINSON, Samuel.—Master Mariner, Commanding R. M. S., Empress of Japan. Born Hull, Yorkshire, England, May 8, 1870, son of Henry and Susan Pearson Robinson. Educated grammar school, Hull. Went to sea as apprentice, 1884; served various shipping companies until 1895, when joined C. P. R. service, as junior officer on Empress of Japan; appointed to command R. M. S., "Athenian," 1903; subsequently command of R. M. S. Monteagle and Empress of India. Married Jessie Benton Nichols, 1901. Recreation: cricket. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1991 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. ROBINSON, Capt. William.—Of Wm. Robinson Co., Ltd, 603 Builders Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Rawdon, Que., Dec. 1849, son of William and Jane A. Robinson. Educated Quebec public schools; Fergus grammar school. On railway construction, 1868; came to Winnipeg, 1875; was■engaged on C. P. R. construction between Winnipeg and Rat Portage, Ont.; began building steamboats, 1878; was first man to place a steamer on Lake Winnipeg; was one of the founders of Northwest Navigation Co., of which he became manager and is now president. Is steamboat owner and largely interested in lumber, general store and fish business, Lake Winnipeg. Vice-president Northern Crown Bank. Married Katherine Ann Easton, Winnipeg, 1886; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country. Recreations: golf, motoring, riding, driving. Independent; Methodist Address: 264 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. ROBISON, Herbert Edward.—Barrister. Born Consecon, Prince Edward County, Ont., March 19, 1879 son of William A. and Mary Elisabeth Robison. Educated high school, Picton. Ont.; Manitoba Normal school. Taught school Prince Edward County, 1886; came to Manitoba, 1890; Councillor, town of Carman; member executive and ex-president Carman Board of Trade Treasurer Dufferin Municipality, 1900-1902; Town Solicitor for many years. Farms 2,500 acres, Red River Valley. Married Anna Falconer, Belleville. Ont., 1900; has three sons and one daughter. Club: Carleton. Societies: A. F. ft A. M (32d degree); A. O. U. W.; C. O. F.; K. of P. President Dufferin Conservative Association past five years. Recreations: motoring, hunting, big game shooting. Conservative; Methodist Address: Carman, Man. ROBITAILLE, G. S. F.—Manager Que- Bec Bank, 530 Granville St., Vancouver. Born Three Rivers, Que., June 19, 1871, son of Louis J. and Sarah Wark Robi- taille. Educated high school, Three Rivers. Junior, Quebec Bank, Three Rivers, 1888; subsequently Montreal; manager Shawenegan Falls, Que., 1900- 1905; manager St. Roche, Que., 1905-1911 Married Lynn Ward, daughter of Hon J. K. Ward, Montreal, 1908; has one son Clubs: Garrison, Quebec. Recreations- tennis, squash ball. Anglican. Address- Vancouver, B. C. 499 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HON. REDMOND PALEN ROBLIN. ROBLIN, Hon. Redmond Palen, M. L. A.—Farmer. Premier, Provincial Secretary and Railway Commissioner for Province of Manitoba since 1900. Born Sophiasburg, Prince Edward County, Ont., Feb. 15, 1853, son of James Piatt and Deborah Robi in. Educated Albert College, Belleville, Ont Came to Winnipeg, 1871;' opened general store Carman, Man., 1880-1886. Reeve five years, warden two years and school trustee of Dufferin. Contested Dufferin for Manitoba Legislature unsuccessfully, 1886, and was an unsuccessful candidate for Morden. Elected Manitoba Legislature for Dufferin, 1888, and afterwards for Woodlands; was leader of the Opposition in Assembly; formed a government, Oct. 29, 1900, with Mr. Roblin as Premier and President of the Council. Sworn as Commissioner of Railways, Nov. 3, 1900; and as Minister of Agriculture Dec. 22, 1900; re-elected, 1903- 07-10. Aim of his policy to secure to the farmers and mercantile community protection against excessive freight charges. Married Adelaide DeMille, 1875; has four sons. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton; St. Charles Country. Conservative; Methodist Address: 211 Garry St., Winnipeg, Man. 500 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ROBLIN, Adelaide.—(Wife of Hon. R. P. Roblin, Premier of Manitoba.) Born Prince Edward County, Ont., daughter of Nathaniel and Weltha DeMille. Educated Albert College, Belleville, Ont. |Came to Manitoba 1880. Married Hon. R. P. Roblin, 1875; has four sons. Protestant. Address: Garry St., Winnipeg, Man. ROBSON, Hon. Hugh Amos.—Judge of Court of King's Bench for Manitoba, Winnipeg. Bora Barrow-in-Furness, England, Sept. 9, 1871, son of Robert and Jane Robson. Came to Canada, 1882; law student, Regina, 1885; came to Manitoba, 1899. Married Fannie Robson, 1897; has one son and four daughters. Presbyterian. Address: 82 Balmoral Place, Winnipeg, Man. ROBSON, James Wells, ex-M. L. A.— Farmer. Born Calcutta, India, March 1, 1867, son of Jane and William Robson, M. D. Educated Edinburgh, Scotland; Ontario Agricultural College. Came to Manitoba and engaged farming at Portage la Prairie, 1891; came to Swan River, Man., 1900. Member of Manitoba Legislature for Swan River, 1903-1907; ex-Reeve. Staunch advocate of government ownership and operation; in this he disagreed with Manitoba Grain Growers' Association, they standing for administration by independent commission; he was defeated by the power he was responsible for creating in bis own constituency upon this disagreement as to procedure. Married Jane Balmer, Ridgetown, Ont, 1892; has one son and four daughters. Recreation: study of economics as they affect the farmer. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Benito, Man. ROCHE, William James, M. D., M. P —Physician. Born Clandeboye, Ont., Nov. 30, 1859. Educated public schools, Lucan, Ont.; high school, London, Ont; Trinity Medical College Toronto; Western University. Came to Minnedosa, 1883; Territorial representative, Manitoba Medical Council, 1885-1901. Unsuccessful candidate for Manitoba Legislature, 1892. Elected to House of Commons, general election, 1896; re-elected, general elections, 1900, 1904 and 1908. Elected Conservative Whip for the West, 1901. Grand Representative, I. O. O. F., Sovereign Grand Lodge, Chattanooga, Tenn., and Atlantic City, N. J., 1883. Married Annie E. Cook, Toronto. 1883. Society: I. O. O. F. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Minnedosa, Man. ROCHFORT, W., D'O. — Architect, Pemberton Building, Victoria Bora Southsea, England, April 7, 1884, son of Captain D'Oyly T. and Constance Roch- fort (nee Cayley). Educated England and United States. Newspaper artist and reporter United States, 1900. Came to British Columbia, 1904. Served with 5th Regiment. Married Glen Witzer, an actress, leading lady Pollard Opera Co., Tacoma Wash. Clubs: Royal Victoria Yacht; Oak Bay Yacht. Recreation: yachting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Victoria, B. C. BENJAMIN TINGLEY ROGERS. ROGERS, Benjamin Tingley.—President and General Manager British Columbia Sugar Refinery Co., Ltd., 997 Powell St, Vancouver; president Vancouver-Fiji Sugar Co., Ltd.; director Sullivan Fireproof Wall ft Partition Co., Ltd. Bora Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 21, 1865, son of Samuel Blythe and Clara" Rogers. Educated Phillips Academy, Andover,. Mass. Chemist sugar Refinery, New Orleans, La., 1881-1883; superintendent Havemeyer ft Elder Sugar Refinery, New York, 1883-1889. Came to Vancouver, 1889. Married Mary Elizabeth Angus, Victoria, 1892; has three sons and three daughters. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City; Royal Vancouver Yacht; Union (Victoria); Manitoba (Winnipeg); St. James (Montreal). Recreations: yachting, shooting. Anglican. Address: 1531 Davie St., Vancouver, B. C. ROGERS, Clarence H.—Of Rogers Black & McAlpine, 537 Pender St, Vancouver; director Vancouver Colonization Co., Ltd.; secretary-treasurer Fire Val- 501 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ley Land Co., Ltd. Born Winnipeg, Aug. 18, 1886, son of James Henry and Emma Carter Rogers. Educated public and high schools. Came to British Columbia 1896. Married Mary Dixon, Vancouer, 1911. Society: Arctic Brotherhood. Recreation: football. Conservative: Baptist Address: 601 Bute St., Vancouver, B. C. ROGERS, Henry Edgerton Ryerson.— President of Rogers Realty Company, Ltd., 258 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Centralia, Huron County, Ont., June 5, 1876, son of Joseph Rogers and Eliza Jane Hodgins. Came to Manitoba, 1884. Educated Winnipeg. Taught school, 1894- 1895; druggist, Winnipeg, 1896-1898; Klondyke rush of 1898; went over Teslin Trail; prospector Yukon until 1902; president Hislop's Limited, Winnipeg; Clover Bar Coal. Co., Edmonton. Club: Canadian. Society: A. F ft A. M. Recreations: tennis, football, baseball. Liberal; Methodist. Address* 424 Edmonton St., Winnipeg, Man. ROGERS, James Henry. — General Steamship and Railway Agent, Centre St., Prince Rupert. Born Brooklyn^ N. Y., 1860, son of Charles and Eliza Rogers. Axeman on survey of C. P. R. West of Winnipeg, 1880; later station agent, and traveling agent C. P. R Came to British Columbia 1896; general agent for Vancouver Railway until 1908, when established present business. Now represents numerous steamship and railway lines and various insurance companies. Married Emma Carter, Winnipeg, 1885; has seven sons and two daughters. Clubs: Terminal City (Vancouver); Zero (Dawson); Tannana (Fairbanks, Alaska); Kaien Island. Recreations: all outdoor sports. Address: Grand Trunk Pacific Hotel, Prince Rupert, B. C. ROGERS, Jonathan.—Contractor (retired) ; President British Columbia Life Assurance Co.; Burrard Lumber Co.; vice-president Electric Turpentine Co. of Canada. Ltd. Born Plas Onn Glynceiriog, North Wales, July 30, 1865, son of Edward and Ann Rogers. Educated Pont- fadog. Contractor Liverpool. Came to British Columbia, 1887, engaged in same business. Alderman Vancouver City, 1906-1911; Park Commissioner. 1907-1910. Married Elizabeth Glywedog-Hughes, Greenfields, England, 1902. Address: "Argoed," 2050 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. ROGERS, R. H., M. A., B. C. L.—Barrister. Born Alberton, P. E. I.. 1872, son of Hon Benjamin Rogers, Lieutenant- Governor, P. E. I. Educated Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown; McGill University. Came to British Columbia R. H. ROGERS. M. A„ B. C. L. 1899; practiced Vernon, 1904. Married Anna E. Fraser, Vancouver, 1906; has one son and one daughter. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Vernon, B. C. ROGERS, Mrs. Robert.—Born Ayton, Ont, daughter of Charles and Barbara Widmeyer. Educated St. Mary's Academy, Winnipeg. Came to - Manitoba, 1883. Married Hon. Robert Rogers, 1888; has one son. Anglican. Address: Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. ROGEBS, William, B. A., M. D., C. M. —Physician, 392 Main St., Winnipeg. Bora Lakefield, Ont.. Sept. 24, 1866, son of George Rogers. Educated Lachute and Huntington Academy. Que.; McGill University. Practiced Melita, Man., 1892; came to Winnipeg, 1901. Physician Winnipeg General Hospital; Professor of Medical Jurisprudence, Manitoba Medical College; ex-President of Council College Physicians and Surgeons, Manitoba; member of Provincial Board of Health. Clubs: Carleton; St. Charles Country; Adanac. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 389 Graham St., Winnipeg, Man. ROGERS, William George.—Of Rogers, Nesbitt ft McRae, Real Estate Agts., 60% Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Leeds County, Ont, Aug. 27, 1854, son of Thomas and Eliza Rogers. Educated Athens, Ont. Farmed Manitoba, 1878. Reeve of North Cypress, Man., and on executive Manitoba Grain Growers' Association. Came to British Columbia, 1907, and established present firm. Married Margaret Ann Stinson. Brandon, 1890; has one son and eight daughters. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreation: fishing. Address: 642 Tenth Ave. E., Vancouver, B. C. 502 HON. ROBERT ROGERS, M ROGERS, Hon. Robert, M. F.—Minister of the Interior. Born Lakefield, Ar- genteuil County, Que., March 2, 1864, son of Lieutenant-Colonel George and Dora Rogers. Educated Berthier, Lachute and Montreal. Grain, mining and general merchandise business, Charlevoix, Clearwater, Man., and Rat Portage, Ont.. 1881- 1900. Unsuccessfully contested Moun- jtain for Manitoba Legislature, 1886 and 1892; unsuccessfully contested Lisgar House of Commons election, 1896; elect- d to Legislative Assembly of Manitoba in 1899. Member Executive Council, 1900, without portfolio. Minister of Public Works, 1900-1911; re-elected, 1903-1907-1910; resigned, 1911; appointed Minister of Interior and elected to House of Commons for Winnipeg, 1911. Married Aurelia Regina Medymer, 1888; has one son. Clubs: Manitoba, Carleton; Adanac; St. Charles Country. Recreations: riding and driving. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. WHO'S WHO. AND WHY CHARLES FRANKLIN ROLAND. ROLAND, Charles Franklin. — Commissioner, Winnipeg Development ft Industrial Bureau, 828 Union Bank Building, Winnipeg. Born St. Catherines, Ont., Jan. 29, 1870, son of John and Adeline Roland. Educated St. Catherines Collegiate Institute. Commercial business, St. Catherines, 1884-1889; came to Manitoba, 1889; Victoria 1889-1893; Cleveland, Ohio, 1893-1903; returned to Canada, engaged journalism and published trade papers. Married Mayme A. Jones, Fort Dalhousie, Ont, 1898; has three sons and two daughters. Clubs: (Ex-president) Winnipeg Camera; Advertising Men's Club (Hon. president). Recreations: lawn bowling, motoring. Presbyterian. Address: 175 Home St., Winnipeg, Man. ROLSTON, Henry Sharpe.—Born Norwich, Ont., Sept. 1, 1870, son of Robert William and Velette Rolston. Educated Walkerton high school; Woodstock College, Ont Came to Winnipeg, 1887; employ of Hudson's Bay Co. for short time; traveled for Imperial Oil Co, three years; manager for that firm's Brandon branch ten years; then secretary of Fairchild Co., Winnipeg. Moved to British Columbia, 1903; wholesale and retail implement business Vancouver under firm name of Walworth, Rolston Co., Ltd. Since coming to Vancouver has been closely connected with various organizations, putting on poultry and kennel shows, president of each two years; one of three directors of first Vancouver Horse Show; one of the promoters of Vancouver Hunt; Vancouver Amateur Driving; British Columbia Fields Trial Clubs; manager Vancouver Exhibition Association. Married Nellie Inez Fair- child, 1894; has five sons and four daughters. Clubs: Vancouver Press: Terminal City; Royal Vancouver Yacht; Vancouver Hunt Recreations: driving, stock raising, floriculture. Conservative. Address: 2300 Oak St., Vancouver, B. C. RONALD, William Sidney.—Of Edwards ft Ronald, -Chartered Accountants, Canada Life Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Toronto, May 4, 1880, son of William M. and Emma W. Ronald. Educated public and commercial schools, Winnipeg (C. A., Ont, and Man.). Accountant for father, Winnipeg, 1893* subsequently going to Toronto, 1896, and engaging in accountancy work for several large corporations and various firms, at the same time studying for Chartered Accountancy. Returned to Winnipeg, 1901. Married Lillian Ainley, Winnipeg, 1905. Clubs: St. Charles Country; Adanac; Carleton. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: riding, fishing, yachting. Methodist. Address: 82 Stradbrooke Place, Winnipeg, Man. • ROOXE, Charles, F. M.—Chief of Manitoba Mounted Police. Bora Red- hill, Surrey, England, May 5, 1876, son of Dr. Benjamin Proctor Rooke, Inspector General, Indian Army and Honorary Physician to Queen Victoria. Educated Wellington College, Berks. . England. Came to Manitoba, 1895. Served with Royal North West Mounted Police, 1900- 1905; organized Manitoba Mounted Police, 1905. Married Elizabeth Surrey, 1906; has one son. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; R. A. M. Address: Dauphin, Man. ROPER, Right Rev. John Charles, B. A., M. A., D. D.—Bishop of Columbia. Bora Frant, Sussex, England, 1858. Educated Oxford, England (B. A.); Trinity College Toronto (M. A.); General Theological Seminary, New York (D. D.). Curate, Herstmonceux, Sussex, 1882-1883; Chaplain and Lecturer, Brase- nose College, Oxford, 1883-1885; Professor of Theology, Trinity College, Toronto, 1885-1888; rector, St. Thomas Church, Toronto, 1885-1897; Professor of Theology, General Theological Seminary, New York, 1907-1911; elected Bishop of Columbia 1911. Married Fanny Ewart Bethune, daughter of Robert H. Bethune, Toronto, 1891. Address: Victoria, B. C. RORIE, George.—Chartered Accountant and Auditor, Imperial Block, Vancouver. Bora Edinburgh, Scotland, Sept. 30, 1868, son of George L. Rorie, Secretary of National Bank of Scotland, Ltd. Educated Edinburgh Academy; Edinburgh University. Admitted member Chartered Accountants Society, Edinburgh, 1892. Practced, Perth and Dundee, Scotland, until 1908, when came to Vancouver. Was town councillor. Perth City, three years. Served as Captain j 4th V. B., Black Watch (Royal Highlanders); retired, 1903. Married Nina Campbell, 1899; has one son and one daughter. Club: Edinburgh Academical, 504 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Edinburgh. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: yachting, fishing, golf mountaineering, photography. Address: 856 Cardero St., Vancouver, B. C. ROSE, George Christian, M. A.—Of Kelowna Courier. Director Kelowna Aquatic Association, Ltd.; Captain Kelowna Civilian Rifle Association. Born Moneydle, Perthshire, Scotland, July 8. 1872, son of George and Christina Mac- Duff Latham Rose. Educated Inverness College; University of Aberdeen. Journalist, Inverness Courier, Inverness, Scotland, 1890. Came to British Columbia, 1891; partner, Rose Bros., fruit growers, Kelowna, 1891-1896; sub-Collector of Customs, Cascade, B. C, 1897- 1905; purchased Kelowna Clarion, 1905. Served as Gunner, Aberdeenshire Artillery, Aberdeen, Scotland, 1889-1890. Club: Kelowna. Recreations: boating, swimming, rifle shooting, billiards. Independent Liberal; Theist. Address: Kelowna, B. C. ROSE, William Oliver, M. D., C. M.— Of Drs. Rose ft Hartin, Physicians and Surgeons, Nelson. President Ice Fuel Co., Ltd.; director Pool Drug Co., Ltd. Born Prince Edward Island, Feb. 10, 1870, son of William and Charity Jane Rose Educated McGill University. Senior resident physician, Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, 1898-1899; Kootenay Lake General Hospital, 1898- 1900; practiced, Nelson, since 1900. Lieutenant and Medical Officer, 120th Regiment, Rocky Mountain Rangers. Served as Mayor, Nelson, 1903-1904; Alderman, many years; Provincial Medical Health Officer and Commissioner, 1904. Married Azza G. Brownell, Prince Edward Island, 1901. Societies: K. of P.; 5. O. E. Conservative; Baptist. Address: Nelson, B. C. ROSE, Joseph Ernest—Of Alcock, Downing & Rose, 802 Mercantile Bldg.. Vancouver. Born Gloucester, Mass., Dec. 6, 1880, son of M. S. and Annie Rose. Came to British Columbia, 1888. Educated Vancouver and Prince Edward Island. Plumber, Vancouver, 1900. Married Mabel Danella Alexander, Vancouver; has one daughter. Recreations: hunting, fishing, lacrosse. Address: Vancouver, B. C. ROSE, William John, B. A.—Dean of Residence, Wesley College, Winnipeg. Born Minnedosa, Man., Aug. 7, 1885, son of Henry and Prudence Rose. Educated University of Manitoba; University Oxford. Elected Rhodes scholar for Manitoba for year 1905, to Magdalen College, Oxford; took became instructor, Methodist Address: Winnipeg, Man. — — - — y degree, 1908, and Wesley College. Wesley College, ROSENTHAL, Aloysius Henry,' O. M. Lf—Parish Priest, St. Patrick's Church, Lethbridge. Born Niederfischbach, Rhine Province, Germany, Jan. 20, 1878, son of John Rosenthal and Mary Schuster. Educated elementary schools, 1884-1892; privately, 1892-1894; Gymnasium, Pader- horn, Germany, 1894-1895; Carolinum Valkenburg, Holland, 1895-1899; Seminary, Huenfeld, Germany, 1899-1905. Came to Canada, 1905; curate, St Joachim's Church, Edmonton, 1905-1909; present charge, since 1909. Society: K. of C. Roman Catholic. Address: Lethbridge, Alta. ROSOMAN, Graham, J. P.—City Clerk and Treasurer of Enderby. Born London, England, May 4, 1861, son of Rev. Joseph Edward and Mary Elizabeth Rosoman. Educated privately. Came to British Columbia, 1893. Police Magistrate, Enderby; Stipendiary Magistrate for Okanagan Electorate Division; Judge of Small Debts Court. Holds various offices connection with Church of England. Married Blanche Pinning- ton, London, England, 1888; has one daughter. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Address: Enderby, B. C. ROSS, Andrew Goodfellow.—Manager Trusts and Guarantee Co., Ltd., Calgary. Born Chesley, Ont, Sept 2, 1871, son of William and Ellen Ross. Educated high school, Walkerton, Ont. General office clerk, Toronto, 1889. Came to Alberta, 1906. Married Lillie Easton, Toronto; has one son. Club: Alberta. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Address: Calgary, Alta. ROSS, Andrew Murray Smith, LL. B. —Of Hartley ft Ross, Barristers, Winnipeg. Born Fisher River, Man., Oct 6, 1880, son of A. W. and Sarah Ross. Educated Manitoba University. Came to Winnipeg, 1902, and practiced profession, 1905. Served with Strathcona Horse, 1900-1901, South Africa: Lieutenant 18th C. M. R- Married Edna Redfern, Montreal, 1909. Clubs: Winnipeg Golf; Hunt; Rowing; Adanac; Western Canadian Military Institute; Canadian Club. Recreations: Military. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 625 McMillan Ave., Winnipeg, Man. ROSS, Donald Andrew, M. L. A.—Real Estate and Financial Agent, 449 Main St., Winnipeg. Born Nairn, Middlesex County, Ont, April 10, 1857, son of Donald and Margaret Halbert Ross. Educated public schools, Nairn. Elected to Manitoba Legislature, representing Springfield, 1907: re-elected, 1910; ran as independent Liberal, 1903 election, when defeated. Alderman, Winnipeg, eight years; member Public School Board twenty-three years; Parks Board, eleven 505 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY years. Married Margaret Mclvor, Kildonan, Man., 1880; has one son and three daughters. Independent Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 372 Gertrude Ave., Winnipeg, Man. DONALD AYNSLEY ROSS. ROSS, Donald Aynsley, B. A., C. E A. XV. A. J*L neers and Winnipeg. C.—Of Pratt ft Architects, 289 Born Winnipeg, Ross, Engi- Garry St., Oct 5, 1877, and Jessie son of Arthur Wellington Flora Ross. Educated Upper Canada College; University College; School of Practical Science, Toronto. Rodman with C. P. R., Crow's Nest Pass, 1897; locating engineer in the West for C. N. R.. 1900-1906; engaged present business, 1906. Married Maude Elizabeth Dwight, Toronto, 1906; has one son. Club: St. Charles Country. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: rhotor boating, racquets. Independent; Presbyterian. Address: 116 Man. Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg ROSS, Herbert Gerrard.—Of Ross & Shaw. Real Estate and Financial Brokers, .318 Hastings St., W.. Vancouver. Born St. Nicholas. Que., Aug. 19, 1860, son of William Gerrard and Rosina Ross. Educated Lennoxville. Que.; Port Hope. Ont. Lumber merchant, 1877; subsequently with British Columbia Timber Co., and other lumber companies, New Westminster until 1900, when established present business. Director North American Building Loan ft Trust Co., Ltd.; director The Patents Development Co., Ltd.; director St. Paul's Church Building Co., Ltd.; director Imperial Timber and Trading Co., Ltd.; director Lytton Copper Mines Co., Ltd. Served with Canadian Militia, 1876-1896. Married Lenora Clapham, Quebec, 1883; has five daughters. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1345 Comox St., Vancouver, B. C. GEORGE HENRY ROSS. ROSS, George Henry.—Of Short, Rossi ft Selwood, Barristers, Calgary. Born Bedeque, P. E. I., June 13, 1878, son of Murdock and Margaret Ross. Educated University of Michigan. Came to Alberta, 1900, and practiced, Calgary, since 1907. Alderman, 1910. Club: Alberta. Society: A. F ft A. M. Address: Calgary, Alta. J. HUGO ROSS. ROSS, J. Hugo.—Of The Hu Realty Co., Ltd., 12 Merchants Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Toronto, 24, 1875, son of Arthur Wellington go Ross Bank Nov. and Jessie Flora Ross. Came to Manitoba as a boy, 1877. Educated public school, Vancouver, 1886-1889; Upper Canada College, 1889-1892. Junior partner, A. W. Ross ft Co.. Toronto. 1893-1895; partner, Fox ft Ross, Toronto, 1895; 506 •M WHO'S WHO, AND WHY established present business. 1903. Secretary-treasurer Stock Exchange; ex-president Winnipeg, Winnipeg Winnipeg director Winni- president Fed- Ltd.; director Corp.. Ltd.; di- Real Estate Exchange; peg Industrial Bureau; eral Investment Corp., Western Canada Realty rector Provident Investment Corp., Ltd. treasurer Ross-Knight Insurance Agency, Ltd.; member of executive. Associated Charities. Clubs: Manitoba; Carlton; St. Charles Country; Adanac: Winnipeg Golf; Winnipeg Rowing; Lake of the Woods Yachting (Kenora, Ont). Recreations: golf, curling. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: The Roslyn, Winnipeg, Man. ROSS, Hon. Senator James Hamilton. —Rancher. Born London, Ont, May 12, 1856. Educated high school and grammar school, London. Unsuccessful candidate for House of Commons for West Assinniboia, 1887; member of Northwest Assembly, 1883-1901: elected to House of Commons for Yukon, 1902; summoned to Senate, 1904. Married Barbare E. McKay, 1886 (deceased, 1901). Liberal. Address: Moose Jaw, Sask. ROSS, John F.—President Ross & Howard Iron Works Co.. Ltd., Vancouver. Born Perth. Scotland, Sept 12, 1841, son of David and Betsey Ferrier Ross. Educated Perth. Apprentice, joiner and cabinet maker, 1860-1864, Manchester, England, 1864-1889. Came to British Columbia. 1889; established present business, 1891. Married Jessie Fleming, Dundee, Scotland, 1864; has five sons and five daughters. Presbyterian. Address: 542 Sixth Ave., E., Vancouver, B. C. ROSS, John T., B. A.—Chief Inspector of Schools, Government Building, Edmonton. Born Blyth. Ont, Feb. 7., 1864, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Rogers Ross. Educated Clinton Collegiate; St Catharines Collegiate; Toronto University; Manitoba University. Came to Alberta, 1895. Principal Edmonton schools; Superintendent of Education, Yukon Territory; Chief Inspector of Schools, Alberta. Married Maude Burns, daughter of Dr. W. Burns, Caledonia, 1909. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 295 Eleventh St., Edmonton, Alta. ROSS, Stuart Aird, M. D.—Physician, 633 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Ottawa, June 23, 1877, son of Dr. William Durie and Mary Moore Ross. Educated Ottawa Collegiate Institute; McGill University. Member of Canadian Army Medical Service. Married Mary Susan Amherst Power, 1909. Club: Western. Recreations: riding, hunting. Address: The Elcho, Vancouver, B. C. WILLIAM RODERICK ROSS. ROSS, William Roderick, M. A., K. C, M. L. A.—Minister of Lands for British Columbia since Oct., 1910. Barrister, of Ross, Macdonald ft Lane, Fernie. Born Fort Ghipewyan, Athabasca, March 29, 1869, son of Donald and Ann Ross. Educated St. John's College, Winnipeg. Called to Manitoba bar, 1890; practiced, Winnipeg, 1890-1896; Fort Steele, B. C, 1897-1900; Fernie since 1901; appointed K. C, 1906. Elected to British Columbia Legislature for Fernie, 1903; reelected, 1907. Married Leila Young; has two sons and three daughters. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Fernie, B. C. ROULEAU, Edouard Hector, M. D.— Physician and Surgeon, 124 Eighteenth Ave., W., Calgary. Named Consul of Belgium, 1888, and Knight of the Order of Leopold, King of Belgium, 1907. Born Isle Verte, Que., Oct 31, 1843, son of Joseph and Euphrosine Patouel Rouleau. Educated Isle Verte Academy; Nicolet College; Laval University. Practiced, Bic, Rimouski, Que., 1870; Ottawa, 1877- 1878; Bryson, Pontiac, Que., 1878-1884; Battleford, Sask., 1884-1885. Came to Alberta, 1887; on consulting staff, Calgary General Hospital and Holy Cross Hospital, Calgary. Served three years militia as Captain; has taken certificates, Quebec Military College, necessary for rank of Lieutenant Colonel. Married Catherine O'Meara, Bryson, Que., 1883; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Canadian; St Mary's, Calgary. Societies: K. of C; C. M. B. A. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: Calgary, Alta. ROUND, Henry Barrington.—Of Carruthers, Round & Co., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 121 Jasper Ave., Edmonton. Director Alberta Lumber Co., 507 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Ltd.; Jasper Cark Collieries, Ltd., and North West Trust Co. Born Oxford, England, son of Henry and Maiy Brad- street Round. Educated Victoria College, Jersey, Channel Islands. Came to Canada, 1872. Fur trader, Hudson's Bay Co., York Factory, Fort Garry, McKenzie River, Peace River, etc., 1872-1900: established present business, 1905. Justice of the Peace, Province Alberta. Paymaster, 101st Regiment Edmonton. Married Fanny N., daughter of Charles A. Wheelwright Bengal Horse Artillery, 1876; has three sons and one daughter. Anglican. Address: Edmonton. Alta. FRANCIS W. ROUNSEFELL. ROUNSEFELL, Francis W. — Of Ceperly, Rounsefell Co., Ltd., Financial Agents, Molson's Bank Bldg., Vancouver. Born Wolfville, "N. S., Feb. 19, 1868, son of John and Margaret Rounsefell. Educated Wolfville. With Merchants' Bank, Brandon, Man. Came to British Columbia, 1888, and entered present business, Vancouver. Married Elizabeth De Woll Vaughan, 1898; has one son Club: Vancouver. Address: 1884 Haro and one daughter Recreation: horses. St., Vancouver, B. C ROWE, Walter A. A.—Farmer. Born Strathroy, Ont, July 19, 1871, son of Trustrun and Jane Carson Rowe. Educated public schools, Strathroy. Came to Manitoba and engaged farming, 1891. Member Canadian Seed Growers' Association. Secretary-treasurer Springhill Grain Growers' Association. Won many prizes seed and provincial fairs for pure red fife wheat, it being exhibited by Manitoba Government in eleven cities, Eastern Canada j Councillor, Rosedale Municipality; trustee and secretary- treasurer school board for number of years. Married Elizabeth Welch, 1896. Recreation: motoring (silver trophy and gold medal). Independent Conservative; Protestant Address: Neepawa, Man. ROWELL, Mary Coyne, B. A.—Lecturer, Wesley College, Winnipeg. Bora London, Ont, daughter of Joseph and Nancy Green Rowell. Educated Ontario Ladies' College Whitby, Ont; Victoria College; Toronto University; post graduate course Bryn Mawr College; spent nineteen months, Europe, study of French and German; also attended University of Munich, Germany. Came to Manitoba, 1910. President Victoria Cola lege Y. W. C. A., 1897-1898; member oM Alumnae Association of Victoria College and University Women's Club, Toronto. Methodist Address: Wesleyf College, Winnip ^g, Man. ROWLANDS, David William.—Editor and proprietor Ashcroft Journal. Born Cardiff Wales, May 4, 1873, son of David William and Catherine Rowlands. Educated Cardiff Grammar School. Came to British Columbia, 1890 as rail way clerk, Donald, B. C. lie Married Evelyn Grace croft; has two daughters. O. F. Recreations: hunting, Address: Ashcroft, B. C. Notary pub- Brown, Ash- Society: I. fishing. ROWLEY, Charles Walsh.—Manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce, Winnipeg. President Alberta British Columbia Development Co.; director Alberta Investment Department Canada Life Assurance Co.; honorary treasurer Western Canada Irrigation Association; chairman Alberta Directors, Edinburgh Life, investment department; director and honorary treasurer Calgai*y Grain Exchange. Born Yarmouth, N. S., Sept. 30, 1869. son of Lieutenant-Colonel John William Horsley and Miriam Rowley. Educated public schools and Seminary, Yarmouth. Junior. Canadian Bank of Commerce, St Catharines, Ont., 1887; accountant Collingwood, Ont, 1893; Berlin, Ont, 1895; Winnipeg, 1908; Vancouver, 1902; manager Calgary Branch, 1902-1911; appointed to present position, 1911. Director Calgary Fair Board; Calgary General Hospital; Western Canada College, Calgary; Bishop Pinkham's College, Calgary; vice-president and honorary treasurer South African Veterans' Monument Committee; patron, Calgary Boy Scouts. Served four years in Yarmouth Garrison Artillery. Married Fannie Woodman Smith, London, Ont, 1896; has two daughters. Clubs: Ranchmen*s: Alberta; Calgary; Calgary Golf and Country; Canadian Calgary, (presl- 508 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY CHARLES WALSH ROWLEY. dent); Alpine Club of Canada (honorary treasurer); Calgary Bankeirs Hockey and Baseball (honorary president). Recreations: golf, tennis, hockey, riding, mountaineering. Anglican. Address: Winnipeg, Man. ROWLING, Henry Soar.—President Vancouver Real Estate Co., 336 Hastings St., Vancouver. Bora New Westminster, Oct. 18, 1864, son of William Henry Rowling, R. E., who came to British Columbia, 1858, on North American Boundary Commission, and of Mary Jane Rowling. His parents settled on North Arm, Fraser River, 1870, on what is now known as "Rowlings," South Vancouver. Contractor, 1881, and owned and operated large lumbering plants, on present site of Vancouver. Recreation: hunting. Address: Vancouver, B. C. ROY, John (better known as John King).—Of The John King ft Company, Ltd., wholesale liquors and bottlers, manufacturers' agents, 412 Victoria Ave., Fort William, Ont. Director Fort William Realty Co.; director Monjoli Foundry Co., Ltd., Monjoli, Que.; director La Protection Fire Insurance Co., Fraserville, Que. Born Rimouski, Que., Oct. 8, 1858, son of Ferdinand and Lucie Paquet Roy. Educated public schools, Rimouski. Came to Ontario, 1876; with C. P. R., Westfort, Ont, 1877; charge of track work between Fort William and Port Arthur when C. P. R. changed headquarters from Port Arthur to Fort William, 1882; helped first consignment of grain, 500,000 bushels, from Fort William by vessel that came by rail; conducted general business, Westfort, 1886; opened branch, Fort William. 1888 moved Westfort business to Fort William, 1898; Fort William departmental store destroyed JOHN ROY. (Better known as John King.) by fire, 1908. Trustee, McKellar Hospital. Councillor, Westfort 1888; school trustee, 1896-1899; Alderman, Fort William, 1905-1908. Was in first train to Winnipeg, C. P. R, from Fort William; was in charge of train when the Marquis of Lorne went through via canoe from Wagiboon to Rainey Lake en route to the West. Married Delphine Robin (deceased); has two sons. Married Marie Clemmence Van Bockstaele, daughter of Pierre Van Bockstaele, Gramont, Belgium, 1899. Clubs: Canadian; Press. Societies: Fort William Historical (vice- president) ; Grand Deputy C. M. B. A., District of Thunder Bay, L'Union St. Joseph du Canada. Recreations: shooting, fishing. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: 302 Archibald St, Fort William, Ont ROY, Hon. Senator Philippe, M. D.— Physician and Surgeon. Born St Francois, Que., Feb. 13, 1868, son of G. B. and Josephine Roy. Educated St. Anne de L'apocatiere College and Laval University. President Jaspers, Limited; managing director Le Courrier de l'Ouest Publishing Co. Summoned to the Senate, March 8, 1906. Married Helen Young, Edmonton, 1899; has two sons and two daughters. Liberal; Roman Catholic Address: Edmonton, Alta. RUNNALLS, Martin.—Of M. Runnalls ft Co., Real Estate, Insurance and Mining Agents, 140 Jasper Ave., W., Edmonton. Director Riverview Land Co., Ltd. Bora Durham County, Ont, May 16, 1872, son 509 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY MARTIN RUNNALLS. of Richard and Educated public Albert College. to Alberta, 1902 Mary Martin Runnalls. schools, Welcome, Ont; Belleville, Ont. Came Farming, Ontario and Alberta, previous to engaging present business, 1909. Member board of trustees Y. M. C. A., Edmonton. Married Mabel A. Buchanan, 1910. Recreations: football, baseball. Independent; Methodist. Address: 547 Eighteenth St., Edmonton, Alta. ADAM LOTHIAN RUSSELL. RUSSELL, Adam Lothian.—Managing Director Evans, Coleman & Evans, Ltd., Vancouver. Director Clayburn, Ltd.; president Contractors Materials Co., Ltd.; member pf Council, Vancouver Board of Trade. Born Alexandria, Dunbartonshire, Scotland. March 27, 1864, son of James and Annie Knox Russell. Educated high school and Glasgow University. With Rutherford Bros., Glasgow, 1880-1883; manager Taylor ft Co., Glasgow, 1883-1891. Came to British Columbia, 1891. Ship broker and commission agent, Vancouver, 1891-1901. Married Rosamond Bickford, Newcastle, England, 1899; has one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver; Union (Victoria); Terminal City; Jericho Country; Vancouver Athletic; Brockton Point Athletic. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: golf. Presbyterian. Address: 1306 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. FINLEY R. McD. RUSSELL. Finley R. McD.—Of Rus- & Hannington, Barristers, Bldg., Vancouver. Born B., Oct. 13, 1870, son of Sarah Russell. Educated Harkins Academy. Student of law with J. A. Russell, Vancouver. Subsequently engaged practice as member of firm of ft Russell. Director Vancouver Club; director Brocton Point Club; director Children's Aid vice-president Vancouver Rowing Club; president North Pacific Association of Amateur Oarsmen. Married Agnes Isabel MacPherson, 1893; has two RUSSELL, sell, Russell Metropolitan Newcastle, N. Matthew and Russell Athletic Atnletic Society; sons and two daughters. couver; Vancouver Hunt; Jericho Country; Tennis; Golf. Societies: A. F. ft M.; Scottish Rite. Recreations: motoring, riding. Address: 1901 Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. Clubs: Van- Commercial; Automobile; A. M.; R A. 510 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HON. ALEXANDER CAMERON RUTHERFORD. RUTHERFORD, Alexander Cameron, B. A., LL. D., B. C. L., M. L. A.—Of Rutherford, Jamieson ft Grant, Barristers, Strathcona and Edmonton. Born Osgoode, Carleton County, Ont., Feb. 2, 1857, son of James and Elizabeth Rutherford. Educated public school and high school, Metcalfe, Ont.; Woodstock College, Woodstock; McGill University. Practiced profession, Ottawa, 1885. Came to Strathcona (South Edmonton), 1895; was secretary-treasurer and solicitor for Strathcona. . Represents Strathcona in Alberta Legislature. Deputy Speaker of last Legislature of North West Territories. First Premier of Alberta, selected on formation of province, 1905, by .Lieutenant Governoi Bulyea; was also'Minister of Education and Provincial Treasurer; elected, 1905 and 1909; resigned as Premier, May 26, 1910, owing to a division in the ranks of Liberal members in Legislature. Under his regime as Premier of Alberta, all institutions as in old Provinces established, Normal College and Provincial University founded; encouraged railway expansion; agricultural and coal mining industries. Married Mattie Birkett, Ottawa, 1888; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Edmonton; Strathcona. Liberal; Baptist. Address: Strathcona, Alta. 511 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY RUSSELL, John Hamilton Gordon.— Architect, 1110 McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Toronto, Nov. 5, 1863, son of James and Fanny Heath Russell. Educated Model School, Toronto. Draughtsman, Toronto, 1879. Came to Winnipeg, 1882. Vice-president Winnipeg Mercantile Trust Co.; director Canadian Securities Co.; president Manitoba Association of Architects; member of Manitoba Board of Examiners of Architects; stockholder of Monarch Life Insurance Co.; director Sovereign Life; director Standard Trusts Co.; director Great West Permanent Loan and Savings Co.; director Northern Crown Bank. Married Agnes McAlpine Campbell, Toronto; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Canadian. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: lawn bowling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 237 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. RUSSELL, Joseph Ambrose, LL. B— Barrister, 422 Richards St., Vancouver. Born Newcastle, N. B., son of Matthew and Sarah Ann Russell. Educated Hark- ens Academy, Newcastle; Dalhousie University. Came to British Columbia, 1888. Police Magistrate for City of Vancouver nine years. Master of Vancouver Hunt Club since inception, 1886. Married Jessie Millar. Clubs: Vancouver; Vancouver Hunt; Jericho Country. Recreations: field sports, rowing, riding. Address: 1973 Robson St., Vancouver, B. C. RUTAN, William Winfield, M. F.— Merchant Born LeSuer, Minn., March 28, 1865, son of Anna Jane and Andrew Rutan, M. D., who, a Canadian by birth, moved to Minnesota, 1855, and was member of the first Legislature of that state. Educated Mankato, Minn.; Battle Creek, Mich. Came to Canada, 1897. Elected to House of Commons for Prince Albert 1908. Married Josie Lashley, 1890; has one son and three daughters. Recreations: hunting, travel. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Melfort Sask. RUTTAN, Lieutenant Colonel Henry Norlande, C. B.—-City Engineer, Winnipeg. Born Cobourg, Ont, May 21, 1848, son of Henry Jones and Margaret Ruttan. Educated Cobourg. In engineering department G. T. R.- 1866-1869; engineering staff Intercolonial Ry., 1869- 1874; C. P. R., 1874-1877; private practice, engineering, 1877-1885; City Engineer, Winnipeg, since 1885. Served No. 1 Co., 40th Battalion, during Fenian Raid, 1866. On formation of 90th Battalion, Winnipeg Rifles, was gazetted Captain of Company B. Served during North West Rebellion, 1885, under General Middleton. In command of 90th Battalion, 1895-1900, when was placed on list of Resei-ve Officers. On organization of 100 th Regiment, Winnipeg Grenadiers, 1910, was gazetted to command. Married Andrina Barberie, Dalhousie, N. B., 1882; has four sons and one daughter. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; Institute of C. E., London; American Society of C. E., New York; Canadian Society of C. E., of which he was president In 1910; member Royal Society Arts and Manufacturing. Anglican. Address: Armstrong's Point, Winnipeg, Man. EDWARD FAUSTINUS RYAN. RYAN, Edward Faustinus, B. A., LL. M.—Barrister, Lineham Block, Calgary. Bora Mount Ryan, P. E. I., Feb. 15, 1876, son of Edward and Margaret Ryan. Educated St Dunstan's College, Charlottetown, P. E. I.; Laval University; University of Minnesota Studied law, Charlottetown, 1900; came to Alberta, 1907; established present practice, 1908. Address: Calgary, Alta RYAN, His Honor Joseph.—County Court Judge, Portage la Prairie. Bora Dunville, Ont, May 6, 1841, son of John and Amelia Clement Ryan. Educated Christian Brothers Schools, Kingston, Ont; Regiopolis College, Kingston. Came to Manitoba, 1872. Elected M. P. for Marquette Man., 1874; re-elected, 1878. When first elected was follower of the Hon. Edward Blake but pledged to oppose McKenzie administration if an all-rail road between Port Arthur and Winnipeg were not built; pursuant to this pledge went into opposition, and 512 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY on defeat of Sir John A. MacDonald, Kingston, 1878, retired to allow Sir John to be elected by acclamation. Appointed County Court Judge, 1882. Married Mary Helena Collins, 1868; has four sons and two daughters. Society: St. Vincent De Paul, Kingston, Ont. Independent: Roman Catholic Address: Portage la Prairie, Man. JOSEPH RYAN. RYAN, Joseph.—Financial, Real Estate and Timber Broker, Baker St., Cran- arook; secretary and managing director. STellowhead Pass Lumber Co.. Ltd.; owns controlling interest in group of gold claims, west fork, St. Mai*y's River. Bora County Tipperary, Ireland, Nov. J6, 1863, son of James O. and Mary ityan. Educated public schools, Tipper- iry; St Vincent's College, Castle Knock, Dublin. Came to British Columbia, 1899. Engaged mining. Peace River and Omen- ca country, 1899; Rossland .900-1901; Lardeau country, fstablished present business, 1904. Magistrate, Cranbrook, fudge of Debts Court, Electoral District >f cranbrook; Writer of short stories or magazines; Legends of Kootenay Indians, etc. Club: Cranbrook. Society: C. of C. (Grand Knight and District )eputy). Conservative; Roman Catholic, j-iddress: Cranbrook, B. C. ST. DENIS, Denis.—Real Estate, Insurance and Financial Broker. Born Van- Cleek Hill, Ont, June 4, 1878, son of jlalaire and Mary Ann St. Denis. Edu- ated public and high schools, Vankleek Hill. Came to British Columbia, 1897. Employed as scaler for Peter Genelle ft po., lumber manufacturers, Nakusp, and Trail, 1901-1904; Cranbrook, since 1908: DENIS ST. DENIS 1899, when by the amalgamation of this and other lumber firms operating in Yale and Kootenay districts the Yale- Columbia Lumber Co., Ltd., was incorporated. Charge of branch office and store of this company at Nakusp, 1899- 1903; Manager, Ontario-Slocum Lumber Co., Ltd., Slocum, B. C, 1903-1911; established present business, 1911. Married sons and two daughters. sons and two tdaughters. Address: Nelson, B. C. Conservative. Conservative. A.—Editor and "Le Progress," Pie de Guire, of Benoine and Educated Sem- ST. GERMAIN, B. Managing Director of Morningville. Born St. Que., Sept 14, 1878, son Christine St Germain. inary of Nicolet, Quebec; Laval University. Clerk, Decarie ft Decary, Montreal, 1902; with Taylor ft Boyle, Edmonton, 1904. Unsuccessful candidate, Alberta Legislature for St. Albert, 1909. Secretary-Treasurer of Village of Morn- inville since 1907. Married Alice Rene- ault, St Albert, 1908; has one son. Society: K. of C. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: Morninville, Alta. ST. JOHN, Seward S.—Secretary and General Manager, Transcontinental Townsite Co., Ltd., Grand Trunk Pacific Townsites, 268 Portage Ave., Winnipeg; Secretary and General Manager, St. John ft Wisener Land Co., St. Paul, Minn. Born Edora, Iowa, April 20, 1865, son of James McKie and Dorothea Ellsworth St. John. Educated public schools. Freight clerk, American Express Co., Omaha, Neb., 1885; paying teller, State National Bank, Lincoln, Neb., 1895; grain business, Nebraska, 1895-1900; came to Canada, homesteaded and farmed, 1901-1904; associated with Loose Land Co., St. Paul, Minn., and engaged extensively colonization work, 513 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY S. S. ST. JOHN. 1904-1910; established present business, 1910. Served with Omaha Guards two years. Married Estella Wilson, Juniata, Neb, Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: Motoring. Liberal; Anglican. Address: The Roslyn, Winnipeg, Man. ST. JOHN-MILDMAY, Aubrey Neville, M. A.—Anglican Clergyman (retired). Born Long Marston, Yorkshire, Feb. 14, 1865, son of Rev. Charles Arun- dell St. John-Mildmay, J. P., and Harriet Louisa St. John-Mildmay. Educated Winchester College, England; Oxford; Wells Theological College. Came to British Columbia, 1902; principal or preparatory school for boys, Vernon, 1903-1907. Author of "Vignettes," "Laureates of the Cross," "Brown Studies" "In the Waiting Time of War," "Sea Room" (1910). Hon. Representative, Royal Academy and Royal College of Music, London, England, 1910. Served as cadet with Hampshire Volunteer Regiment, 1882-1884. Clubs: New Oxford and Cambridge; Pall Mall, London; Christian Social Union; Vancouver Art, Historical and Science Association. Recreation: Riding. Address: 1046 Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. SAGE, Norman Louis, M. D., D. O.— Of Church ft Sage, Alberta Block, Calgary. Born Ingersoll, Ont., May 6, 1859, son of Simeon and Agnes Louise Cook Sage. Educated College Institute, Ingersoll; Pulte Medical College, Cincinnati, O.; American School of Osteopathy, Kirksville, Mo. Taught school, Elgin County, Ont, 1879-1881; principal of school, Castlewood, Md., 1881-1885; student, Cincinnati, O., 1885-1888; practiced, Detroit, Mich., 1888-1906; graduated from Osteopathic College, 1908; practiced, London, Ont., 1908-1910; came to Alberta, 1910. Secretary, Osteopathic Society of Alberta. Married Clare E. N. L. SAGE, M. D, D. O. Brown, Brownsville, Ont, 1897. Club Canadian. Societies: American Osteop athic Association; American Institute o Homeopathy; Osteopathic Atlas Clut Recreations: Baseball, football, hunting Protestant. Address: Calgary, Alta. SALISBURY, W. P.—Local Treasurei C. P. R., Vancouver. Born Kew, Surrej England, Feb. 16, 1847, son of Williar, J. and Sarah Salsbury. Educated put lie and grammar schools. Railroading England, 1861. Came to British Colon bia on first overland train, C. P. R June, 1886. Hon. Treasurer, HospiU Board. Alderman for several year; Married Sarah Jane Wales, Broughtoi England (deceased); married Isab Turner; has three sons and two daugl ters. Society: A. F. ft A. M. (P. M Montreal). Address: 1340 Burnaby Si Vancouver, B. C. SALTON, Rev. George Fletcher, M. A Ph. D.—Methodist Clergyman. Boij West Hartlepool, England, Nov. 9, 185 son of Fletcher and Mary Cliffe Saltoi Educated Wesleyan School; Wesleya University. Came to Moose Jaw, 191 Married Annie M. Gordon, Codericj Ont., 1887; has two sons. Recreation] Fishing, chess. Methodist. Addres Moose Jaw, Sask. SAMIS, Adoniram Judson.—Real E tate Broker, 22 Samis Block, Calgar Bora Sarina, Ont, Dec. 27, 1873, son Rev. James and Mary Ann Samis. Ed cated public schools, Nebraska. Car to Alberta, 1893; ranching, Olds, Alt 1893-1900: founder and editor, Oraci Olds, 1900-1903; real estate, Calgai 1903; editor, Lethbridge News, 19(j 1906; established present business 19( Alderman, Calgary, 1907-1908 and 191 unsuccessful candidate for Mayor, 19< 514 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Married Anna Jane McCi City, Neb., 1900; has one daughter. Club: Canadian. Baseball. Calgary, Liberal; Alta. Baptist. Central A. E. Jackson, Victoria, 1884; has four and one sons and two daughters. ' Clubs: Pa- ?creation: cific; Terminal City (Vancouver). Rec- Address: reation: Yachting. Address: 233 Menzie St., Victoria, B. C. SAMPSON, William Curtis.—Chartered Accountant, 1219 Langley St., Victoria. Born South Molton, North Devon, England, Nov. 5, 1850, son of Richard and Anne Sampson. Educated South Molton. Came to Canada and engaged C. P. R. construction, 1881. Came to British Columbia, 1885; Yukon, 1897. Married Harriet Susan Pemberton, April 14, 1909. Clubs: Vancouver, Union. Recreations: Golf, fishing. Address: Molton Combe, Oak Bay, Victoria, B. C. SANDERS, Lieutenant-Colonel Gilbert Edward, D. S. O, C. O.—Depot Division, R. N. W. M. P., Regina. Born Fort Yale, B. C, Dec. 23, 1863, son of E. H Sanders. Educated King Alfred's School, Wantage, Berkshire, England; Royal Military College. Entered Northwest Mounted Police as inspector, 1884; Riel Rebellion, 1885 (medal); went to South Africa, command of squadron Canadian Mounted Rifles, 1900 (twice wounded). Decorated for saving life of Sergeant Tryon. Superintendent, Royal Northwest Mounted Police, commanding Depot Division and Regina District Married Caroline Jukes. Recreation: Riding. Address: Regina, Sask. SARGENT, Very Rev. John Paine, B. A., D. D.—Dean St. Peter's Pro-Cathedral. Diocese of Qu'Appelle. Born Dublin, Jan. 16, 1838, son of Dr. R. S. [Sargent. Educated King's College University; Hon. D. D. University of Manitoba. Ensign in H. M. 62d Regiment of Foot, 1855-1861; Missionary of the So- for the Propagation of Scotia and Northwest 1900; Archdeacon of the Gospei, Territories, Assiniboia, ciety Nova 1864, 1898-1903; Dean of St. Peter's since 1903; Secretary Synod of Diocese of Qu'Appelle since 1892; Deputy-Prolocutor, Provincial Synod of Rupert's Land, 1899- 1902; Prolocutor, 1902-1905; Chaplain No. 2 Field Hospital, Canadian Field Force, North West Rebellion, 1885 (medal). Married Elizabeth King, Windsor, N. S.; has three sons and two daughters. Address: Qu'Appelle, Sask. SARGISON, Albert George, R. O.— Formerly Major, 5th R. C. A. Retired journalist Born Montreal, Aug. 20, 1862, son of George and Margaret Sar- gison. Came to British Columbia 1873. Educated Victoria high school. On Colonist under J. W. Higgins, 1879, and filling successively all positions from reporter to managing editor and proprietor. Alderman, 1910. Married Fannie SAUNDERS, Edward Manning.—Manager, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Calgary. Born Halifax, June 25, 1866, son of Rev. Dr. E. M. and Maria F. Saunders. Educated high school; Dalhousie University. Joined Canadian Bank of Commerce, Toronto, 1886; manager of branch Moosomin, Sask., 1902; Moose Jaw, 1905-1911: manager of Calgary branch since 1911. President, Associated Boards of Trade of Western Canada, Moosonim, Sask., 1904- Lieutenant, Married late Rev. J. two sons 1911. Alderman, 1905. Served as Horse, 1908-1909. ner, daughter of 16th Light Jessie Mil- Milner, Toronto, 1897; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Ranchmen's; Alberta. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Outdoor sports. Presbyterian. Address: 1201 Sixth St., W., Calgary, Alta. SAVAGE, William.—Of McLellan & Savage, Barristers and Solicitors, 337 Hastings St.,. W., Vancouver. Born Greens Norton, Northamptonshire, England., Jan. 4, 1875, son of Josiah and Ann Savage. Educated public schools, England; Columbian College; New Westminster. Came to British Columbia, 1889. Address: 1451 6th Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. H. P. O. SAVARY. SAVARY, Henry Phipps Otty.-— Of Nichols ft Savary, Barristers, Calgary. Born Digby, N. S., Sept. 12, 1880, son of Bessie Crookshank Otty and Alfred William Savary (for over thirty years Judge of the County Court, Nova Scotia). Educated public schools; Dalhousie University and Law School. Studied law with Borden, Ritchie ft Chis- 515 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY holm, Halifax; associated with that firm and with their successors, Ritchie ft Robertson, for several years after admission to bar. . Came to Alberta and practiced, 1909. Married Claudine M. Brown, daughter of Charles Edward Brown, Halifax, 1906; has one son. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 737 Fourteenth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. SCALES, R. K.—Merchant, Fruit Rancher. Born Knowlton, Que., 1867, son of Rev. William and Sarah Scales. Farmed Oshawa, Ont., 1882. Came to British Columbia, 1907. Reeve Municipality of Salmon Arm, 1910. Ex-President, Salmon Arm Board of Trade. Married Annie W. Scales, Virden, Man.; has one son and one daughter. Society: S. O. E. Address: Salmon Arm, B. C. SCARLETT, Rev. Robert Arthur.— Pastor, Wesley Methodist Church, Winnipeg. Born Cobourg, Ont, June 7, 1865 son of Rev. Robert A. and Alma Edith Scarlett. Educated Victoria University. Druggist, Cobourg, 1883. Came to Winnipeg, 1891, as probationer for the University. Married Alma Edith Parkhill, Midland, Ont, 1895; has two sons and two daughters. Societies: I. O. O. F.; L. O. L.; I. O. F. Recreation: Lacrosse, baseball, curling. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 526 Banna- tyne Ave., Winnipeg, Man. SCARTH, W. P., P. M.—Born Stratford, Ont, July 12, 1852, son of Henry and Rachel Scarth. Educated public schools, Stratford, Ont. General merchant, Winnipeg, 1882. Came to Virden, 1882. Police Magistrate; Postmaster of Virden for nineteen years. Served as Lieutenant with 39th Battalion Norfolk Rifles three years. Married Nelly E. Blakeman, Virden, 1886; has two sons and two daughters. Recreation: Has shooting box and lodge at Oak Lake, Man. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Virden, Man. SCHAFFNEB, Fred Lawrence, B. A., M. D., M. P.—Physician. Born South Williamstown, N. S., Aug. 18, 1855, son of William C. Schaffner. Educated: Acadia College; Trinity Medical College. Practiced Boissevain, twenty-two years. Represented Souris, Manitoba Legislature, five years; elected to House of Commons, 1904; re-elected 1908; twice Mayor of Boissevain. Married C. A. Allen, Perth, Ont., 1886. Club: Adanac (Winnipeg). Address: Boissevain, Man. SCHOCK, and Marine Vancouver. 1871, son of -Naval Architect Imperial Bldg., Jersey, June 10, David EL and Susan E. Ris- Edson, B.- Engineer, Born New ley Sclaock. Educated New Jersey. Draughtsman for A. Carey Smith, New York; subsequently Superintendent, Holland Torpedo Boat Co., New York; Inspector, Crescent Shipyard, Elizabeth. N. J.; Assistant Editor, "The Rudder," New York. Came to British Columbia 1911. Author of "The Power Boat, Its Design and Construction," 1910. Married Jane Bell Irwin, Pittsburg, Pa., 1897; has one son. Clubs: Royal Vancouver Yacht: National Yacht, New York; Yachtsmen's Club, Philadelphia. Recreations: Yachting. Independent; Protestant. Address:! Cardero and Haro Sts., Vancouver, B. C. E. O. SCHOLEFIELD. SCHOLEFJELD, Ethelbert Olaf Stuart.—Librarian and Archivist, Province of British Columbia, Parliament Buildings, Victoria Born May 31, 1875. Came to British Columbia in 1887. Member Council American Library Association; President Pacific Northwest Library Association. Anglican. Address: 939 Pemberton Road, Victoria, B. C. SCHOFIELD, James Hargrave, M. L. A.—Bora Brockville, Ont, Feb. 19, 1866, son of Frederick and Letitia Schofleld. Educated Trinity College school, Port Hope. Mayor, city of Trail, 1902-1907. Elected to British Columbia Legislature, for Trail, 1907. Married Maude Pever- ley; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Trail, B. C. SCHULTZ, Samuel Davies—Of Schultz ft Arnold, Barristers, Crown Bldg., Vancouver. Born Victoria, Oct. 21, 1865, son of Herman and Elizabeth Schultz. Educated: Victoria high sehool, Toronto 516 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY S. D. SCHULTZ. University; Osgoode Hall. Reporter on staff of Mail and Empire and World, Toronto; Colonist, Victoria, Province and the World, Vancouver, as writer of nusic, drama and sports. Practiced law, kelson, Victoria and Vancouver. Pub- ished three musical composition. Di- •ector, North Vancouver Japanese -Vmusement Gardens, Ltd. Alderman, Hty of North Vancouver, 1909-1910. VIember of first British Columbia ama- :eur military band. Married Maude Dun- .vell, 190; has one son. Societies: Hor- :icultural, of North Vancouver; Native Sons of British Columbia (charter mem- Der). Recreations: baseball, rowing, swimming skating, music. Address, Lonsdale Ave., North Vancouver, B. C. SCLANDERS, F. Maclure.—Commissioner Board of Trade. Born Glasgow, Scotland, Sept. 26, 1868, son of David ind Margaret Lochtay Sclanders. Educated Glasgow. Clerk, Glasgow, 1883. Hame tot St. John, N. «B., as special tvriter writer, eastern newspapers; assistant manager, St. John Exhibition, L902-1904; engaged newspaper work, roronto, 1903; advertising agency, To- *onto, 1905; real estate, St. John, 1906; :ame to Saskatoon, present capacity, L908. Corresponding secretary, Royal Colonial Institute, London; secretary- reasurer, Central Saskatchewan Consolidated Boards of Trade. Conceived ind organized the Central Saskatchewan Consolidated Boards, of which is :he honorable secretary-treasurer. Has jonducted several important agricultural ixperimental demonstrations showing [vestem possibilities. Married Helen Bevor Dick, of St. John, N. B., 1908; has F M3ACLURE SCLANDERS one son and one daughter. Club: Saskatoon. Recreation: trout fishing. Protestant Address: 102 Saskatchewan Crescent, Saskatoon, Sask. SCLATER, James—Of MacDonald, Marpole Co., Ltd., Coal and Commission Merchant, 427 Seymour St., Vancouver. Born Kirkwall, Orkney, Scotland, Feb. 15, 1867, son of John and Janet Sclater. Educated Kirkwall public school. Came to British Columbia, 1889, with C. P. R., as depot ticket clerk. Appointed ticket agent, 1891, and assistant to general passenger agent, 1903. Joined present firm, 1905. Life governor of the Vancouver General Hospital. Vice-president of the Vancouver Liberal Association, 1907, and president, 1908. Lieutenant of the 6th Regiment the Duke of Connaught's Own Rifles, 1904; captain and adjutant, 1910. Married Mary J. Sinclair, July 10, 1887; has four sons and three daughters. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City; Hunt Recreations: rifle shooting, riding. Address: 1231 Barclay St., Vancouver, B. C. SCOTT, Arthur Melville, R. A. (Toronto), Ph. D. (Gottingen)—Superintendent of Schools, Calgary; chairman of senate, Calgary College; vice-chairman, board of governors, Mount Royal College. Born Caistorville, Ont., June 9, 1869, son of Michael Gavaghan and Lucretia Maria Morning Scott. Educated: public schools, Caistorville; Park- dale College Institute, Victoria College and Toronto University, University of Gottingen. . Primary teacher, London, Ont, 1887; student, Toronto Normal School, 1890; professor of physics and electrical engineering, University of New Brunswick, 1899-1906; came to Alberta, 1906; gold medallist, Toronto Normal School, 1890; Edward Blake scholarship, mathematics and classics, Toronto University, matriculation, 1892; 1851 exhibition scholar, Toronto University, 1896; 517 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY instructor physics, Toronto University, 1898-1899; secretary of senate, Univer- sitv of New Brunswick, 1902-1904; secretary of faculty, 1899-1906; member of first interprovincial committee, Rhodes scholarship, Sackville, N. B.; secretary- treasurer Association of School Trustees for Alberta since. 1907. Married E. Bertha Howson, B. A., Toronto, 1900; has one- son and one daughter. Club: Canadian. Society: I. O. F. Recreation: curling. Independent; Methodist. Address: 907 18th Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. HON. D. L. SCOTT. SCOTT, Hon. David Lynch—Judge of the Supreme Court of Alberta, Edmonton. Born Brampton, Ont., Aug. 21, 1845, son of John Scott. Educated Brampton grammor school. Lieute'nant-Colonel commanding 36th (Peel) Battalion; retired, retaining rank, 1882. Came to North West Territories, 1882. First Mayor of Regina, 1884-1885. Married Mary McVittie, Barrie, Ont, 1883; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Edmonton. Address: 349 6th St., Edmonton, Alta. SCOTT, George Adam, M. L. A.— Farmer. Born Winnipeg, Dec. 11, 1874, son of John and Jane Scott. Educated: Oak Bank public school; Hartney Intermediate; Brandon Collegiate. Obtained first class certificate. Ex-director, Central Canada Insurance Co. First elected to Saskatchewan Legislature, for Arm River, 1908. Married Elta M. Elliott, 1903; has two sons and two daughters. Presbyterian; Liberal. Address: Davidson, Sask. SCOTT, Henry John—Vice-president, Canadian Explosives, Ltd., Victoria; director, Victoria Chemical Co., Ltd. Born Campbellford, Ont., May 5, 1867, son of William H. and Ann Cox Scott. Educated public and high schools, Ont. Came to British Columbia, 1885. Married Gertrude Maynard, San Jose, Cal.; has five sons and three daughters. Clubs: Union; Pacific. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: riding. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 303 Douglas St., Victoria, B. C. SCOTT, James—Real Estate Agent, 197 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Brampton, Ont, Nov. 9, 1845, son of John and Eliza Scott Educated Brampton grammar school. General store, Brampton. Ont; grain business, Georgetown, Ont; 1875. Came to Winnipeg, 1879. School Trustee, 1898. First president of the Winnipeg Real Estate Exchange Married Annie Brown, Brampton, 1870; has six sons and five daughters. Club: Carleton. Recreation: bowling. Conservative. Address: 21 Edmonton St., Winnipeg, Man. SCOTT, Margaret (Mrs.)—Director of Margaret Scott Nursing Mission, Winnipeg. This nursing home received its name as tribute to the quiet, unassuming work of Mrs. Scott, who began philanthropic activities as city missionary or deaconess under auspices of Holy Trinity (Anglican) Church; later employed as district nurse by city; installed as superintendent of home by philanthropic citizens interested in her general charitable work. Address: 99 George St., Winnipeg, Man. SCOTT, Richard Herbert—Of the Alameda Farmers' Elevator ft Trading Co., Ltd., and Scott Born Thorndale SOn of Richard cated Thorndale itoba, 1885; on phy, Carberry, Man. chinery, stock and ness, Methven, Man. ketchawan, 1902; Farmers' Co., 1904 Alameda. 1876, Edu- Man- Mur- Truscott Co. Ont., March 18 and Sarah Scott schools. Came to farm with G. B. | 1895; engaged ma- wheat buying busi- 1898; came to Sas- organized Alameda ; Mayor, Alameda, 1907-1909-1910-1911. Married Myrtle Alice Scott McNaughton, Alameda, ; has two sons and two daughters. Commercial Travelers (Winnipeg). cieties: I. O. F.: I. O. O. F; L. O. L. Club: So- Con servative. Address: Alameda Sask. SCOTT, Robert A.—Of Scott, Hill & Co., Real Estate Brokers and Builders, Canada Life Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Gait, Ont, Jan. 20, 1869, son of Andrew and Christian Scott. Educated College Institute, Gait. Came to Winnipeg, 1889; farmed Southern Manitoba, 1889-1902: 518 ■■ WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ROBERT A. SCOTT. real estate as Scott Bros., Winnipeg, 1902-1910; has extensive farming and stock raising interests in Manitoba. Married Wilmott Ching, Winnipeg, 1903; has one son and one daughter. Societies: C. O. F; W. O. W. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 422 Maryland St., Winnipeg, Man. SCOTT, Snowdon Dunn, M. A.—Editor, News Advertiser, Vancouver. Born Parisboro, N. S., June 8, 1851, son of John Charlton and Margaret Scott. Educated: district school, West Brook; Mount Allison University. Editor, Argosy College Paper, Sackville, 1878-1879; Weekly Post Sackville, 1881; Daily Mail, Herald Publishing Co., Halifax, 1882-1885; Daily Sun Publishing Co., St. John, N. B., 1885-1906; Parliamentary correspondent Ottawa, 1906-1909; editor, Standard, St. John, N. B., 1909-1910; News Advertiser, since 1910. Author of large number of historical papers written for N. B. Historical Society; lectures, etc. Sessional Disclosures, political, 1896, 1897 and 1898, and other campaign publications. "William Corbett's Life in New Brunswick," privately printed. Married Emma A. Wood, River Hebert, N. S., 1885; has four sons and one daughter. Club: Canadian. Societies: Mount Allison Alumni; British Empire League; New Brunswick Historical; Methodist Historical. Conservative; Methodist Address: 395 14th Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. SCOTT, Jessie Florence.—Wife of Hon. Thomas Walter Scott, Premier of Saskatchewan. Born Smith's Falls, Ont., daughter of Emery Blanchard and Jessie Read. Came to Saskatchewan, 1883. Married Thomas Walter Scott, 1890; has one adopted daughter. Clubs: Regina Musical Club; Alexander (Honorary President); Tennis; Golf; Lady Patroness of Jolly Bachelor Club. Society: Daughters of the Empire. Recreations: Tennis, golf, dancing. Anglican. Address: Regina, Sask. Scott. Educated schools, Perth. established, and SCOTT, Colonel Thomas.—(Retired.) Born Perth, Ont, Feb. 16, 1841, son of Thomas and Margaret public and grammar Printer, Perth, 1856; editor and proprietor of Perth Expositor, 1861-1872. Unsuccessful candidate Manitoba Legislature, for Selkirk, 1874; member of first council, Winnipeg, 1874; Mayor, Winnipeg, 1877-1878; elected to Manitoba Legislature, 1878-1880; elected to House of Commons for Selkirk, 1880, 1882; appointed Collector of Customs, Port of Winnipeg, 1887; retired, 1909. Volunteered for service, 1860, during the "Trent Affair," with rank of ensign; command of Perth Infantry, serving five months on frontier. Fenian Raid, 1866; command of company of Ontario Rifles under Lord Wolsely, Red River Expedition, 1870; command of troops, second Red River Expedition, 1871, retiring 1874. Tn 1885, while member of House of Commons, was requested by Sir A. P. Caron, Minister of Militia, to raise a regiment for service to quell the Riel rebellion, Manitoba, and in thirteen days he raised and fully equipped what was known as the Ninety-fifth Manitoba Grenadiers, which remained in service, Fort Qu'Appelle, until the trouble was brought to an end. Married Margaret Kellock, Perth, Ont, 1863: has four sons and two daughters. Address: 198 Colony St., Winnipeg, Man. SCOTT, Hon. Walter.—Premier of Saskatchewan, Regina. Born London Township, Middlesex County, Ont, Oct. 27, 1867. son of George and Isabella Scott. Educated public schools. Partner The Standard, Regina. 1892-1893; proprietor and editor of The Times, Moose Jaw, Sask., 1894-1895; purchased The Leader Regina, from its founder, the late Nicholas Flood Davin, 1895; edited and managed same until 1900. Elected for Assiniboia West to the House of Commons, 1900 and 1904; took part in negotiations and passage of Acts creating Provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan; was invited, Sept. 5, 1905, to form first Saskatchewan ministry, which was sustained at the polls, Dec. 13, 1905; elected for Lumsden District to Assembly; on redistribution, 1908, Lumsden District disappeared; elected for Swift Current, 1908, when administration was sustained with 27 seats against 14. President, Western Canada Press Association, 1899; President, Regina Land & Investment Co. Married Jessie Florence, Regina, 1890; has one daughter. Liberal; Presbyterian, dress: 2043 Lorne St., Regina, Sask. Ad- 51S WHO'S WHO, AND WHY WM. SCOTT. SCOTT, William.—Managing Director of Scott ft Hartronft, Ltd., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, Grain Exchange, Calgary; Vice-President, Calgary Real Estate Association. Born Kirtmuirhill, Scotland, April 9, 1879, son of William and Elizabeth Scott. Came to Manitoba, 1880. Educated public schools. Employe R- A. Lister ft Co., Ltd., Winnipeg, 1896-1903; salesman, Melotte Cream Separator Co., Ltd., Winnipeg; represented firm Alberta, 1903-1906; present business established, 1906. Member Calgary Board of Trade. Married Jennie Pender gast, Winnipeg, 1901; has one son and two daughters. Society: U. C. T. of America. Independent; Presbyterian. Address: 1301 Cameron Ave., Mount Royal, Calgary, Alta. WILLIAM SCOTT. SCOTT, William.—Contractor and Real Estate Agent, Winnipeg. Born County Tyrone, Ireland, Feb. 5, 1834, son of Samuel and Margaret Scott Came to Canada 1842. Educated public schools. Ontario. Farmed, Ontario, 1850-1857: engaged contracting and timber trade, Ontario and United States, 1857-1881. Moved to Manitoba and engaged contracting and real estate business, 1881- 1888. Came to Winnipeg, 1888, present business since. Director, Riverview Realty Co. Councillor, Municipality of Brandon, 1882-1883; Warden, 1883-1884. Married Sarah McCradie, 1860; has twc sons and two daughters. Club: Canadian. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; L. O. L: Black Knights of Ireland. Independent: Methodist. Address: 402 Wardlow Ave. Winnipeg, Man. A. E. SCRASE. SCRASE, Arthur Edwin.—Manage] Alberta branch, National Trust Co., Ltd Edmonton. Born Portsmouth, Hants England, April 9, 1868, son of James an Isabella Scrase. Educated Dr. Smyth' private school, Southsea, England. Cam to Winnipeg, 1890; law clerk, Macdonalc Tupper, Phippen ft Tupper, 1890-1893 manager, estate department,, Nationa Trust Co., 1903-1910; appointed managei Alberta branch, 1910. Married Elizabet E. Jarvis, Kirby Cross, Essex, Englanc 1893; has one daughter. Clubs: Adana (Winnipeg), Edmonton. Recreation Lawn bowling. Conservative; Anglicar Address: Edmonton, Alta SCULLY, John James.—General Sv perintendent, Canadian Pacific Ry. fo Saskatchewan. Born Montreal, Feb. . 1872, son of Peter and Mary Scullj Educated St. Patrick's and St. Ann' schools, Montreal. Clerk Car Servlc Department, C. R. P., Montreal, Jan. 1 1887; transferred to Assistant Superin tendent's office, Farnham, Que., June li 1888; Chief Clerk and Car Distribute same place, Sept. 1, 1888; transferre 520 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JOHN JAMES SCULLY. to Superintendent's office, Montreal, Aug. 1, 1890; Chief Clerk, Superintendent's office, Farnham, Que., April 1, 1891; Chief Clerk, Mechanical and Car Departments, Farnham, March 1, 1893; Chief Clerk, Mechanical and Car Departments, Toronto, Sept 20, 1894; Assistant Master Mechanic. Ontario and Quebec' Division, Toronto, March 1, 1898; Assistant Master Mechanic, Western Division, Winnipeg, Aug. 20, 1901; Chief Clerk to General Superintendent Aug. 20, 1902; Chief Clerk to General Lines, May 1, 1903; ent, Regina, June 1, District, Manager, Western Acting Superintend- 1903; Chief Clerk to Superintendent, Superintendent Superintendent, with head- 1906; Jaw, 1910, General Manager, Western Lines Aug. 1, 1903; Chief Clerk to Vice-President, Jan. 1, 1904; Assistant Brandon, April 15, 1904; Brandon, Aug. 4, 1904; Fort William-Winnipeg charge construoction double track, quarters, Kenora, Ont., Otc. 10, Supt Moose Jaw District, Moose Sask., May 10, 1910. On July 1, appointed General Superintendent, Moose Jaw, charge all lines Saskatchewan. Married Cecelia Mallon Toronto, Feb., 1903; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Brandon; Assiniboia (Regina); Moose Jaw. Roman Catholic. Address: 76 Athabasca West., Moose Jaw, Sask. SEABORN, Walter Ernest.—Of Seaborn ft Taylor, Barristers, Bank of Hamilton Bldg., Moose Jaw. Born London, Ont, Jan. 25, 1880, son of Rev. William Minter and Aguile Seaborn. Educated London College Institute; Osgoode Hall. Practiced Moose Jaw, 1902; formed partnership with G. E. Taylor, 1906, under firm name of Seaborn ft Taylor. President, Saskatchewan Trust Co.; Director, Canada West Fire Insurance Co.; Director, Prudential Life Insurance Co. Married Hester Kent, Moose Jaw, 1904; has two sons. Clubs: Carleton (Winnipeg). Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F; I. O. F.; K. of P. Recreations: Golf, motoring Anglican. Address: 74 Twelfth Ave., Moose Jaw, Sask. SELDON, George Elliot, M. D.—Surgeon, 544 Granville St., Vancouver. Born Exeter, Ont., July 26, 1882, son of Richard and Emma Eeldon. Educated Toronto University and London Hospital (three years). Came to British Columbia and practiced Vancouver since 1908. Club: Canadian. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: Tennis. Presbyterian. Address: 2123 Westminster Ave., Vancouver, B. C. SECORD, Richard.—Of McDougall & Secord, Ltd., 11 Jasper Ave., W., Edmonton. Born Brantford, Ont., July 19, 1860, son of James R. and Jane Secord. Educated Brantford. Came to Alberta, 1881; taught school, Edmonton, 1882-1886. Member Legislature, North West Territories, 1902-1903. Served with Home Guard Corps. Married Annie York, Edmonton; has one son and three daughters. Club: Edmonton. Society: Elks. Address: McKay and Fifth Sts., Edmonton, Alta. SELWOOD, Frederick Shelton.—Of Short, Ross ft Selwood, Barristers, Imperial Bank Bldg., Calgary. Born Listowel, Ont., June 28, 1874. Educated University of Toronto. Practiced Boston, Mass., 1903. Came to Alberta, 1906. Club: Calgary. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Address: Calgary, Alta SEMMENS, John.—Dominion Inspector of Indian Agencies, and Commissioner, Chambers of Commerce, Winnipeg. Born Penzance, Cornwall, England, Jan. 9, 1850, son of John and Sarah Semmens. Educated Victoria College, Cobourg, Ont. Clergyman, Walkerville, Ont, 1871; Missionary, Nelson House, 1872, where built mission station; also one Norway House. Came to Winnipeg, 1872; Half Breed Scrip Commissioner; translated four works into Cree language; procured surrender of 133,000 square miles of Keewatin. Took ten different Adhesions to Treaty No. 5. President of Manitoba Methodist Conference. Married Hellen C. Behimer (deceased), Copetown, Ont, married Elizabeth Gibson, Winnipeg, 1906; has five sons and two daughters. Society: W. O. W. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 334 Maplewood Ave., Winnipeg, Man. SENKLER, John Harold, B. A., K. C— Of Senkler, Spinks ft Van Home, Barristers, Pacific Bldg., Vancouver. Born Brockville, Ont, July 24, 1866, son of Edmund John and Margaret McLeod Senkler. Educated Upper Canada Col- 521 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY J. H. SENKLER. B. A.. K. C. lege, Toronto University (B. A.). Came to British Columbia, 1893. Married Margaret Hargrave Richards. Clubs: Vancouver; Union (Victoria). Address: 1889 Haro St., Vancouver, B. -C. Calgary; saw mill, New Mitchell, B. „C. Married Sophia' Schann, Lemberg, Austria, 1896; has two sons and one daugn- ter. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Hebrew. Address: Calgary, Alta. SEWELL, Frank C, F. C. A., J. P.- Manager Puget Sound Bridge & Dredging Co., Exchange Bldg., Vancouver. Born Lancashire, England, Nov. 22, 1869. son of James and Pathynia Sewell. Educated Kilgrimol public school; Owens College, Manchester; Trinity College, Toronto. Served with Royal Northwest Mounted Police, 1886-1890. Came to British Columbia, 1895, engaging in gold and silver mining, Kootenay and Slocan. With Ironside Rannie ft Campbell four years; associated with John Kendall as Chartered Accountant. President and General Manager, West Coast Bridge & Dredging Co., Ltd. Married Jennie Wyard Hatt; has one son and three daughters. Clubs: Seattle Athletic; Richmond Game; Terminal City; Brockton Point Athletic; Commercial; Gun; Royal Vancouver Yacht. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Motoring, ing. Address: 685 11th Ave., W couver, B. C. ALEXANDER SERETH. SERETH, Alexander.—General Manager, Riverside Lumber Co., Ltd. Born Austria, May 28, 1874, son of Israeli and Ettle Sereth. Educated Austria. Lumber checker, Austria, 1892. Came to America, 1903. Established Riverside Lumber Co., 1905; sash and door factory, shoot- Van- SEYMOUR, J. R.—Of Seymour, Allen. Storry ft Blair, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 412 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born St. Catharines, Ont, April 2, 1858, son of James and Elizabeth Seymour. Educated St. Catharines and Grantham high schools. Druggist St. Catharines, 1873. Came to British Columbia, 1891. Member of Library Board. Served with 19th Battalion, Lincoln, Ont. Married Adele A. Adams, Toronto; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Vancouver. Societies: Cascade No. 12, A. F. ft A. M.; Vancouver Chapter," R. A. M. and A. ft A. S. R, Vancouver Consistory (33 degree); Deputy Sovereign Grand Inspector General for British Columbia. Recreation: Fishing. Address: 10.33 Robson St., Vancouver, B. C. SEYMOUR, Maurice Macdonald, M. D. C. M. (McGill).—Physician and Sur-j geons. Born Goderich, Ont, July 7, 1857. son of Captain Maurice Bain Seymour and Maria Seymour, daughter of Major Macdonald of the Imperial service. Educated McGill University. After graduating McGill, 1879, remained two and half years Montreal as surgeon to the West End Dispensary, and district surgeon to Board of Health; appointed Chief Surgeon to the Manitoba Southwestern Railway, 1881; moved to Winnipeg, in general practice until 1885] upon breaking out of Riel Rebellion) 1885, was appointed surgeon of 95th Battalion, Manitoba Grenadiers; servec through Rebellion (medal); after Rebellion was in charge of medical work C. P 522 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY MAURICE MACDONALD SEYMOUR, M. D., C. M. R. construction in mountains until last spike was driven; general practice Fort Qu'Appelle, 1886-1904; Medical Superintendent, Fort Qu'Appelle Industrial School; and Coroner for North West Territories; member of Medical Council Northwest Territories for 19 years, being elected President twice. Came to Regina, 1904; appointed Provincial Health Officer of Saskatchewan, 1906; and Commissioner of Public Health, 1909. Served with Prince of Wales Rifles, saw active service, Montreal, during Guibord Riots, 1876. Married Helena Louise La Rue, Aylmer, Que., 1880; has three sons and two daughters. Club: Assiniboia. Recreations: Shooting, golf, horses, motoring. Roman Catholic. Address: 2038 Scarth St., Regina, Sask. RANK SHACKLE. Broker, Calgary. President and tor,. Junction, Ltd. .Born Hayes, Middlesex, England, July 18, 1864, son of Edward Hinds and Emily Neild Shackle. Educated Haiieybury College England. Member, London Stock Exchange, 1887- 1898; came to Calgary and established present business, 1904; present partnership formed 1908. Served with Beuch- analand Field Force under Sir Charles Warren, 1884-1885; Methuen Horse Guards, 1887-1890; member Hon. Artillery Co., London, England. Married Grace Nicholls (deceased); has one son; married widow of Judge Crawford (deceased) ; married E. Dart, London, England, 1906. Clubs: Ranchmen's, Calgary Golf and Country. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Golf, motoring. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Bothwell Ranch, Alta. SHACKLETON, Frederick.—Financial, Real Estate and Insurance Broker, Notary Public, Merchants' Bank Bldg., Olds. Born Nelson, Lancaster, England, April 16, 1871, son of James and Ellen Shack- leton. Educated public schools and Mechanics*- Institute. Came to Alberta, 1893. General merchant, Olds, 1895-1898. Mayor, 1910; ex-Councillor (three years). Married Florence Silverthorn, Olds, 1896; has two sons and two daughters. Societies: C. O. F.; K. of P. Recreations: Motoring, football. Address: Olds, Alta. SHACKLE, Shackle, Real Frank.—Of Estate and Astley & Financial NOAH SHAKESPEARE, J. P. SHAKESPEARE, Noah, J. P., ex-M. F. —Postmaster, Victoria Born Brierly Hill, Staffordshire, England, April 8, 1839, son of Noah and Hannah Shakespeare. Educated private and public schools. Came to British Columbia bv 523 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY sea, 1863. Coal miner, Nanaimo, for R. Dunsmuir; subsequently engaged Victoria, general agent and photographer. Represented Victoria House of Commons, 1882-1887; postmaster since 1888. Alderman, four years; Mayor of Victoria, 1882. Director, Bakeries, Ltd.; Trustee, Centennial Methodist Church; President, Victoria branch, Bible School; President, British Columbia Sunday School Association. Married Eliza Jane Pearson, 1859; has seven sons and one daughter. Club: Canadian. Societies: W. O. W.; A. O. U. W. Address: 2663 Blanchard St., Victoria, B. C. SHALLCROSS, John James. — Of Shallcross, Macaulay ft Co., Ltd., Victoria, Vancouver, Calgary, Nelson, Edmonton and Winnipeg. Born Huyton, near Liverpool, England. Educated Reading, England. Came to British Columbia, 1893. President, Victoria branch, Vancouver Island Development League. President Island. Arts Club; member Council Victoria Board of Trade. Im perial Ethel and J. P. Vancouver. Victoria, B Trade Correspondent. Married Maud, widow of W. MacGirr, daughter of Edward Bolton, Clubs: Island Arts; Union; Pacific; Address: Foul Bay Road, C. JOHN SHANKS. SHANKS, John.—Farmer and Grain Dealer. Bora Hal ton County, Ont, Dec 18, 1861, son of William and Helen Shanks. Educated public schools, Hal- ton County. Came to Manitoba, 1879; located on present homestead, and has since added to original free grant 640 acres, making 800 acres in all; five hundred acres of this is under cultivation, and by careful and good farming wheat crops taken off this land have averaged 28 bushels for the past ten years, thus demonstrating that land under cultivation, and cropped thirty years, will still nroduce as good crops as new and later broken up fields. Mr. Shanks' two sons are being educated as professional farm ers. Commissioner in B. R Member of Minnedosa Presbytery. He started the movement that raised the minimum salaries paid to ministers from $900 to $1200 per year, and a free manse. Married Annie Graham, Pettapiece, 1887; has two sons and two daughters. Societies: A. O. U. W.; C. O. F. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Pettapiece, Man. SHANNON, Robert Walker, M. A. City Solicitor for Saskatoon, of Acheson Sc Shannon, Barristers, Drinkle Block, Saskatoon. Born Portglenone County, Antrim, Ireland, Nov. 2, 1856, son of Letitia and James Shannon, Postmaster, Kingston, Ont. Educated grammar school and Queen's University. Called to Ontario Bar, 1880; practiced, Kingston, for some years; editor of his brother's paper, The Kingston News; member City Council, Kingston, six years; unsuccessful candidate for mayoralty; with his brother, Major L. W. Shannon, purchased Ottawa Citizen, 1892, which he edited until 1897; resumed practice, Ottawa; later Dawson, Y. T. Came to Saskatoon, 1904; called to Saskatchewan Bar, and formed present partnership, 1906. Member executive committee, Saskatchewan Bar Association; solicitor for the University of Saskatchewan; member of Saskatoon and College Institute Board. Club: Saskatoon. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Music, walking. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 717 Melrose Ave., Saskatoon, Sask. SHANNON, William.—Of Martin ft Shannon, Brokers, 163 Hastings St., W., Vancouver, B. C. Born, County of Sligo, Ireland, Feb. 19, 1843, son of Peter and Catherine Shannon. Educated public school, near Lindsay, Ont. Came to British Columbia, 1863, and started the first trading post in the Okanagan country, 1865. The following year explored the northern part of the Province. The next three years he spent in placer mining different parts of the country during which time he helped to improve the method of saving fine gold. In 1869 was engaged in fur trading with the Indians in different parts. In 1870 became interested in Cattle ranching. In 1871 was engaged in the freighting business to the Cariboo Mines and the same year drove the first big freight wagon to Cariboo Mines. : During the years 1876 to 1881 was engaged in the lumber business. Settled in Vancouver, 1887, and engaged in his present business. An authority on the geography of the Province. Author "British Columbia and Its Resources," 1899. Prominent in establishing Y. M. C. A. Member of the first Grand Jury held in Vancouver, 1899; helped the Government compose and draft the first municipal act in British" Columbia, 1874; member and helped organize the first 524 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY WILLIAM SHANNON. Council in Chilliwack; considered a timber and mining expert and has contributed many articles both to the Government and the public press on these subjects; helped organize the first mining board in British Columbia and was, and Is still, a member of the same. Married Eliza Jane Mclndoo, Toronto, 1886; one son Club: Canadian. Recreation: Mountain climbing and exploring. Address: 1872 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. SHARABANIAN, Mile. Nayda (Rosa Eva Blackmore).—Planiste. Born Birmingham, England, daughter of William and Anne Hill Pratt Blackmore. Educated King Edward VI's Grammar School. Birmingham; (piano) diplomee of Leipzic Conservatorium, Germany, where studied four years under Prof. Robert Seichmuller. Made London debut at Steinway Hall, Oct. 22, 1904, being assisted by Ellen Beach Yaw, the "California Nightingale." Since then has appeared in concert in many important cities, England, associated with such eminent artists as Mme. Edna Thornton (Covent Garden Opera), Signor Alberto Randegger, M. Henri Verbrigghen, the Belgian violinist, etc. Came to Winnipeg, 1906, where has given many concerts and student recitals. Protestant. Address: Stobart Block, Winnipeg, Man SHARON, Maurice William.—Architect Born St. Thomas, Ont., Nov. 18, 1878, son of Sturgon and Ellen Sharon. Educated College Institute, St Thomas; School of Practical Science, Toronto. Me chanic on Michigan Central Railway, St. Thomas, 1894-1896; architect 1896-1899: then with United States Government Navy Department Seattle, Wash. Engaged geographical work for Dominion Government, Ottawa, 1901. Came to Regina, 1906, and with Provincial Government, 1906-1909. Founded present firm, 1910. Served as Lieutenant with 5th P. L. D. G., Ottawa Married Florence Edna Freek (deceased), St. Thomas, 1905; has one daughter. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; K. of K.; W. O. W.; C. O. F. Recreations: Football, baseball, curling, driving. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 1745 Scarth St., Regina, Sask. SHARP, Charles Wallace.—Of C. W. Sharp ft Son, Contractors. 222 McDermot Ave., Winnipeg. Director, Manitoba Gypsum Co., Ltd.; Director, Canadian Industrial Exhibition Association; Vice- Chairman Winnipeg Public Parks Board: Director Winnipeg Playgrounds Association. Born Salisbury, England, April 12, 1852, son of Jeremiah Moncton and Mary Ann Sharp. Educated public and high schools, Wiltshire, England. Came to Winnipeg, 1873. Established present business, 1880. Erected several Winnipeg's foremost buildings; engineered and completed Clover Bar bridge at Edmonton for Grand Trunk Pacific, the largest bridge at time in Canada. Married Mary Louise Leckie, Lucknow, Ont, 1879; has three sons and three daughters. Clubs: Carleton, Assiniboine, North West Commercial Travelers. Society: St. John's. Recreations: Fishing, hunting. Conservative; Congregationalist Address: Wellington Crescent Winnipeg, Man. SHARP, William.—Town Clerk and Secretary-Treasurer, Town of Canora. Born Mid* Calder, Midlothian, Scotland, Jan. 19, 1878, son of Richard and Marion Ovens Sharp. Educated Bathgate Acaa- emy. Railway clerk, North British Railway, Scotland; subsequently bookkeeper for Robertson, Lover Co., Ltd., Armadale, 1900-1904. Came to Saskatchewan, 1904; Presbyterian missionary, Estevan, Canora, Crescent Lake, and Horse Lake, Sask., 1904-1909; present office since 1909. Societies: I. O. R.; A. O. F.; C. O. F; I. O. O. F. Presbyterian. Address: Canora, Sask. SHARPE, Frederick James, M. A.—Of Machray, Sharpe ft Dennistoun, Barristers, Winnipeg. Born London, Ont. Educated Manitoba College (honor graduate and scholarship in Metaphysics). Studied law with Archibald ft Howell; called to Manitoba Bar, 1896. Married Kathleen Neiley. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country. Address: 182 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg, Man. 525 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY L. W. SHATFORD, M. L. A. SHATFORD, Lytton Wilmot, M. L. A. —Merchant of Shatford's, Ltd., Hedley, B. C; Managing Director Southern Okanagan Land Co.; vice-president Bank of Vancouver; director British Columbia Life Assurance Co.; vice-president British Columbia Portland Cement Co. Born Hubbard. N. S., Feb. 4. 1873, son of Henry Alex and Cecilia Victoria Dauph- inee Shatford. Educated public schools; Business College, Halifax. Came t British Columbia, 1893; began presen business, 1893. Elected to British Co lumbia Legislature for Similkameen Dis trict 1903, 1907, 1909. Married Lavim W. Bartlett, 1898; has three sons am one daughter. Club: Canadian. Society A. F. ft A. M. Conservative Address: Penticton, B. C. Anglican 526 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY -Of Sharpe ft Col- gent and Kennedy SHARPE, Thomas. ledge, Contractors, Sarj Sts., Winnipeg. Born County Sligo, Ireland, March 14, 1866, son of Michael. William and Jane Sharpe. Educated National and Parochial schools. After apprenticeship as a mason, became clerk Provincial Bank, Ireland, 1880. Came to Toronto, Ont, 1885, and engaged pavement contracting, Winnipeg, 1892. Alderman for city of Winnipeg, 1899- 1904; Chairman of Board of Public Works, 3 years; Mayor of Winnipeg, 1903-1905. Married Mary J. Cathcart, Toronto, 1887; has two sons and four daughters. Clubs: Carleton; Adanac; Clef. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: Hunting. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Kennedy and Qu'Appelle, Winnipeg, Man. SHARPE, William Henry, M. P.—Of Sharpe ft Bottom, General Merchants, Manitou. Born Scott Township, Ontario County, Ont, April 19, 1868, son of George and Sara Sharpe. Educated Uxbridge and Belleville, Ont. Came to Manitoba 1898, implement dealer, Douglas, Man; President of R. A. Garrett Co., general merchants, Manitou, until 1907. Councillor, Manitou, six years; Mayor, 1908. Unsuccessful candidate against Hon. Thomas Greenway for House of Commons, 1904. Elected for Lisgar, 1908. Married Ida J. Armstrong, Manitou, 1900; has one son and one daughter. Club: Adanac (Winnipeg). Conservative; Methodist. Address: Manitou, Man. J. W. SHARPLES. SHARPLES, John Wilson.—Of Sharpies & Sharpies, Real Estate and Finan cial Brokers, 416 Seymour St., Vancouver; Director, Vancouver Island Clay Product Co., Ltd.; City Agent, London Assurance Corporation. Born Cumberland, England, Feb. 6, 1881, son of Isaac and Margaret Sharpies. Came to Canada, 1883. Educated public and high schools, Saskatchewan and British Columbia. With Nanaimo Free Press, Nanaimo, 1897; customs clerk, W. H. Malkin ft Co., wholesale grocers, Vancouver, 1899-1900; clerk, Royal Bank of Canada, 1900-1905; manager, Granville St. branch, 1905-1910; established present business, 1910. Club: Western. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1732 Alberni St., Vancouver, B. C. SHAW, Charles Lewis.—Barrister and author, 430% Main St., Winnipeg. Born Perth, Ont, Feb. 16, 1863, son of William McNairn Shaw, M. L. A., and Eliza J. Shaw. Educated Trinity College. Called to Manitoba Bar, 1884; practiced Ed- -menton. Nile voyager, 1884; correspondent in Egypt for Winnipeg Times; afterwards saw service in Turkey; war correspondent South Africa for syndicate of Canadian newspapers. Married Isa- belle Thompson, Toronto, 1905. Address: 5 Osborne Bldg., Winnipeg, Man. SHAW, Frederick Davis, D. D. S.—Collector of Customs, Lethbridge. Born Kentville, King's County, N. S., Oct. 31, 1856, son of Martha Davis and William Henry Shaw, M. D. Educated Acadia University. Came to Alberta, 1880; practiced dentistry for some time; present appointment, 1895. Married Agnes Madalin Moran, Halifax, 1885; has one son. Club: Country; Chinook. Roman Catholic. Address: Lethbridge, Alta. SHAW, Henry Curtis, B. A.—Of Shaw ft Shaw, Barristers and Solicitors, 532 Granville St., Vancouver; Police Magistrate and Judge of Juvenile Court, Vancouver. Born Prince Edward Island June 12, 1863, son of John Cameron and Jane Curtis Lawson Shaw. Educated Prince of Wales College; Dalhousie University. Came to British Columbia and called to bar, 1892; member of firm Shaw, McPhillips ft Williams, Vancouver, 1893-1896; Shaw ft Cowan, 1896- 1899; practiced Greenood, B. Cw., 1899- 1904; member of firm Williams, Shaw & Walsh. Vancouver, 1905-1911; present firm formed, 1911. Police Magistrate and Judge of Juvenile Court, 1911. Married Dora Laird, Victoria, 1894; has one 527 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY H. C. SHAW, B. A. son. Club: University. Recreations: Fishing, shooting. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 1053 Nicola St., Vancouver, B. C. SHAW, James Pearson, J. P., M. L. A. —Born Glanford. Township, near Hamilton, Jan. 24, 1867, son of Thomas and Maria Jane Shaw. Educated public schools, Brant County, and Brantford College Institute. Taught school Brant County. Came to British Columbia, 1888. Secretary-Treasurer, Shuswap School Board; President, Kamloops Agricultural Association. Represents Kamloops, British Columbia Legislature. Married Nellie Wilson, 1890 (deceased, 1909); has one son and three daughters. Conservative; Methodist Address: Kamloops, B. C. SHAW, John.—Inland Revenue Officer (Inspector of weights and measures, excise officer, inspector of gas), Post Office Bldg., Nanaimo. Born Manchester, England, July 4, 1863, son of Alexander and Anne Shaw. Educated Walkerton high school, Bruce County, Ont. Came to British Columbia, 1879. Taught school Nanaimo, 1882; Alderman; School Trustee; Secretary, Hospital Board; Director, .Agricultural Board; Director, Citizens' League. Was principal Nanaimo City schools for twenty-five years, resigning 1908 to accept present position. Married Katherine L. Haggart, Nanaimo, 1887; has one son and one daughter. Club: Nanaimo. Societies: A. F. ft A. M. (32 degrees); I. O. F.; K. of P. Recreations: All outdoor sports. Address: Stewart Ave., Nanaimo, B. C. SHAW R. L., M. L. A.—Rancher. Born Rosbury, Ore., Nov. 27, 1865. Educated Oregon. Interested Natural Rake Co., Ltd.; Stettler Meat Co., Ltd. Represents Stettler, Alberta Legislature. Married Nettie Sloan, 1894. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Stettler, Alta. SHAW, Robert.—Farmer. Born County Antrim, Ireland, April, 1848, son of John Ramsay and Jane Sloan Shaw. Educated Racavan, Ireland. Came to Canada, 1874; moved to Manitoba as farm manager with Captain Gardner, Russell, 1882; sold original homestead, 1888, and bought section of land which he now operates. Councillor, Russell, 1895; unsuccessful candidate for Councillor, Russell, 1897; elected Councillor, Russell, 1898, and served continuously in that capacity up to present date. Served with Volunteer Infantry, Cobourg, Ont., 1875, 1876, 1877. Married .Elizabeth Courtney, daughter of Thomas Shaw, County Antrim, Ireland, 1874; has three sons and three daughters. Recreations: Tennis, baseball. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Russell, Man. SHEFFIELD, T. W., A. M. Ins. E. E., A. M. Imel. E.—Commercial Engineer, Industrial Commissioner, Greater Regina Club. Born Derby, England, April 4, 1882, son of G. Harrison and Elizabetn Sheffield. Educated Bedford College, England. Marine engineer, Great Brit- tain, 1895. Came to Canada 1905. Manager of Durban Light Railways, South Africa; appointed Industrial Commissioner of Greater Regina Club, 1910. Served with Duke of Lancashire Yeomanry. Married Florence Moore, Nice, France, 1907; has one son and one daughter. Recreations: Swimming; outdoor sports. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 2054 Albert St., Regina, Sask. SHEPARD, Clarence Day.—Of C. H. Enderton ft Co., Real Estate Agent, 228 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Wisconsin, 1872, son of Ashbel King and Clara R Shepard. Educated public schools. Clerk in bank, 1886 later Assistant Cashier, First National Bank, Duluth, Minn. Came to Winnipeg, 1902. President, Winnipeg Real Estate Exchange. Married May Merrill, Minneapolis, 1902; has two sons. Clubs: Manitoba; Carleton; St. Charles Country; Winnipeg Automobile. Anglican. Address: 10 Amherst St., Crescentwood, Winnipeg, Man. SHEPHERD, Francis Henry, C. E., M. B., B. C. L. S., ML P.—Chief Inspector of Mines for British Columbia, Government Bldg., Nanaimo. Born Castleford, Yorkshire, England, Sept. 30, 1857, son of George and Mary Shepherd. Educated Pontefract grammar school near Castleford. Mining engineer, Castle- 528 ford, 1879; Co., Coal ing Co., Montana Alaska exploring Comptroller Bay The Telgua Coal 1872; came to British Columbia, ; certified manager, Vancouver Coal one year; manager South Prairie Co., Burnett, Wash., ten years; manager Tacoma Coal Co., Tacoma, Wash.; manager Centennial Gold Min- ; spent several years and locating; located Coal and Oil Fields; Co. of B. C; the E. Sc N. K. Railway extension across Vancouver Island to Alberni; in his practice of mining and civil engineering he has reported upon disastrous explosions Cumberland and Fernie, and recent explosion Extension Mines. Appointed to present office, 1909. Holds first-class certificate granted 1881, as mine manager 'for British Columbia. Member Canadian Mining Institute; Associate Member Canadian Institute of Civil Engineers. Elected to House of Commons for Nanaimo, 1911." Married Jane Holden, Victoria B. C, 1880; has two sons and three Club:. Nanaimo. Society: A. Recreations: Cricket, pho- exploring. Address: Fourth daughters. F. & A. M. tography, New Castle Townsite, Nanaimo, SHEPHERD, Simpson James, B. C. L. —Barrister, Bank of Commerce Chambers, Lethbridge. Born Uttoxeter, Lambton County, Ont, Feb. 6, 1877, son of James and Mary Dowler Shepherd. Educated public schools; high school, Forest, Ont.; McGill University, m Came to Alberta, 1908; practiced in partnership with W. C. Simmons, 1909; practiced alone since 1910, when Mr. Simmons made Judge of the Supreme Court of Alberta. Formed partnership with A. E. Dunlop of the Nova Scotia Bar on May 1, 1911, under firm name of Shepherd ft SHEPPARD, . Henry Norman. — Retired rancher. Director High River & Hudson Bay Railway; governor Bishop Pinkham College. Born Yorkshire, England, May 9, 1861, son of Henry Fleetwood and Eliza Mary Sheppard. Educated Oxford; Magdalen College School. Came to Alberta, 1887; ranching, High River, since. Councillor High River, 1909-1913; Justice of the Peace since 1898. Married Isabel Beatruce Godden, WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Essex. England, 1888; has four sons. Club: High River. Society: S. O. E. Recreations, fishing, shooting. Liberal; Anglican. Address: High River, Alta. H. W. SHEPPARD. SHEPPARD, H. W.—City Jailer, Victoria. Born London, England, May 14, 1835, son of Charles and Elizabeth Mary Grubb Sheppard. Educated public schools, London. Emigrated with parents to gold mines of Australia, 1854; went to New Zealand, 1861; sailed with 100 miners for British Columbia, April, 1862, and went to Cariboo mines. Joined police force, Victoria, 1864; resigned, 1865, and returned to Cariboo, remaining there until 1874; revisited Australia, 1875; rejoined Victoria police force 1877; constable, seven years; sergeant, three years; chief of police, eleven years; resigned, 1899; appointed Indian interpreter, assistant police court prosecutor a *Vd city iailer. 1900. Served with 5th Regiment Victoria Volunteers. Married Helen Dixon White, Victoria, 1881; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Victoria, B. C. SHEPPARD, John Albert, M. L. A.— Farmer. Born Mount Forrest, Ont, Sept. 1, 1875, son of John and Margaret Sheppard. Educated Mount Forest; Normal school, Toronto. Taught school two years in Ontario and eight years in Moose Jaw District. Elected to Saskatchewan Legislature for Moose Jaw County, 1905, and re-elected, 1908. Married Florence Herring, 1896; has one son, Presbyterian; Liberal. Address: Moose Jaw, Sask. SHERLOCK, Robert Edward.—(Retired.) Vice-President, Lethbridge Brick ft Terra Cotta Co. Born Lincoln County, Ont, March 28, 1855, son of Samuel Langford and Catherine Mary Sherlock. Educated public and high schools, St. Catherines, Ont. -Came to Alberta, 1889. General merchant, Grenfell, Sask., 1882; Sherlock ft Freeman, 1883-1889; Lethbridge. 1889-1907. Vice-President, N. W. Jobbing Co., 1897-1910. Alderman, Lethbridge, two terms. Married Christa- belle Freeman, Hamilton, 1891; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Travel. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1260 Fifth Ave*., S., Lethbridge, Alta. SHERMAN, Ruyter S.—Principal of Seymour Schools, British Columbia Surveyor, Vancouver. Born Youngstown, Ont., May 7, 1865, son of Thomas Stinson and Jane Rees Sherman. Educated Collegiate Institute, Brantford, Ont Assistant City Engineer, Brantford, 1887-1891. Came to British Columbia 1891. Taught school, 1894; member British Columbia Academy of Science; cialist in Entymology. Served with Dufferin Rifles, 1884-1889. Married lis Sage, New Westminster, 1892; one son and one daughter. Recreation: Mountaineering. Address: 2285 6 th Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. spe- 38th Nel- has T. D. SHERRIFF. SHERRIFF, T. Douglas.—Of Sherriff, Rose ft Co., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, New Westminster. Born Edinburgh, Scotland, May 11, 1884. Educated Edinburgh. Came to British Columbia, 1907. Civil Engineer, British Columbia, 1907-1910; established present business, 1910. Member New Westminster Board of Trade, 1908. Married Jean K. Watson, Edinburgh, 1904; has one son. Clubs: Westminster; Terminal City (Vancouver). Recreations: Golf cricket. Conservative; Church of Scotland. Address: 315 Regina St., New Westminster, B. C. 530 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY JOHN W. SHERWIN. SHERWIN, J. Wallis.—Of J. W. Sher- win & Co., Real Estate Broker, 317 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born London, England, Aug. 22, 1873. Educated grammar school, Leytonstone, London, England. Engineer, Ipswich, England, and later London, Leeds and Nuneaton, 1894- 1904. Came to Winnipeg, 1904, as draftsman City Engineers Office. Had the honor conferred of being a Freeman of the City of London, England. Married Julia C. Hammond, 1906; has one daughter and one son. Recreations: Automobiling, hunting and amateur photography. Conservative; Anglican. Residence, 41 Furby St., Winnipeg, Man. W. H. SHILLINGLAW. SHILLINGLAW, W. H.—Of Shilling- law ft Marshall, 831 Rosser Ave., Brandon. Born Staffa, Ont, Sept 29, 1864, son of James and Elizabeth Shillinglaw. Educated public schools, Albany. Missouri, Portage la Prairie and Brandon. Matriculated from Manitoba University to School of Practical Science, Toronto. Came to Brandon, 1882; architect, 1889; member Public Parks Board; Vice-President, Hospital Board; City Engineer, City of Brandon,'- 1896-1908; installed water works and se'wers and constructed bridges, Brandon; served with Volunteers six years. Married Elizabeth Monteith, Greencastle, Ireland, 1899. Societies: Canadian Society Civil Engineers; fellow, Royal Architectural Institute of Canada. Recreations: Curling, rifle shooting. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 302 Russell St., Brandon, Man. A. E. SHORT. SHORT, Albert E.—Of Short ft Seymour, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 319 Homer St., Vancouver; Vice- President, Vancouver Mining Exchange. Born Sunderland, England, March 4*, 1882, son of John Young and Mary Ada Smart Short. Educated Rugby, England. Member of firm Short Bros., shipbuilders, Sunderland, England, 1900- 1904. Ranching, Alberta, 1904. Came to British Columbia and established present business, 1907. Married Sarah Eleanor Guest, Toronto, 1904; has one daughter. Clubs: Commercial; Imperial. Anglican. Address: 1508 Georgia St., Vancouver, B. C. SHORT, Charles C.—(Retired); Chairman, High River ft Hudson's Bay Railway Co.; Chairman, High River, Saskatchewan ft Hudson's Bay Railway Co.; also interested in real estate, mining properties. Born Woodstock, Ont., Feb. 13, 1870, son of Joseph William and Julia Anna Conklin Short. Educated public schools. Came to Alberta, 1884. Engaged ranching near High River until 1905. Served as Councillor, High River, 1909; Mayor, 1910. Married Margaret Blennerhassett, 1904; has one daughter. 532 ■**igg'*j*jn***g"B*i''raHsnKaOH*B9a«i-m WHO'S WHO, AND WHY C. C. SHORT. Society I. O. O. F. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address High River, Alta. SHORT, James wood, Barristers, —Of Short, Ross ft Sel- Calgary. Born Ontario, 1862, son of William and Mary Educated high June 3, Short. Educated high school, Elora, Ont; Toronto University. Taught school Chatham, Ont., 1885. Came to Alberta, 1889. Crown Prosecutor; Chairman and Trustee of School Board. Married Janet Lafferty, Calgary. Address: 202 Second Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. WILLIAM SHORT, K. C. SHORT, William, K. C.—Of Short, Cross & Biggar; Short, Woods, Biggar & Collison, Barristers, Merchants Bank Bldg., Edmonton. Born near Elora, Ont, Jan. 11, 1866, son of William and Mary Short. Educated Came to Alberta, ator Lougheed, called to Alberta Edmonton, since ship formed 1897. 1902-1904. Married high school, Elora. 1889. Articled to Sen- Calgary, 1891-1894; bar, 1894; practiced, 1894; present partner- Mayor, Edmonton, Henrietta Isabel McMaster, 1900; has one son and one daughter. Club: Edmonton. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; S. O. E. Recreation: Travel. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 711 Hardisty St., Edmonton, Alta. JAMES SHOULD ICE. SHOULDICE, James.—(Retired.) Born Grey County, Ont, Nov. 5, 1850, son of James and Mary Shouldice. Educated public schools, Bruce County. Farming, Bruce County; came to Calgary, 1900, and ranched. Councillor, Bruce County, 1887-1898; Warden, 1897-1898; twice nominated for Ontario Legislature, but declined. Married Mary Margaret Elizabeth Perdue, Bruce County, 1897; has five sons and four daughters. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Shooting. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Shouldice Park, West Calgary, Alta. SIBBALD, John Drinkwater.—Of Revelstoke General Agencies, Ltd.; Member of Revelstoke Board of Trade. Born Georgina Township, York County, Ont., Aug. 5, 1846, son of William and Emily Sibbald. Educated grammar school, Newmarket, Ont. Served as volunteer, Fenian Raid, 1866; served in Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Los Angeles, Cal., 1872; Superintendent, Castle Mining ft Smelting Co., 1873-1878; commission merchant, Regina, 1882-1893; mercantile 533 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY J. D. SIBBALD. business, Revelstoke, 1893-1897; established present business 1899. Government Agent and Gold Commissioner, 1898-1899. Served as Alderman, Revelstoke, 1911. Married R. H. Swanton, 1890; has one son and one daughter. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Revelstoke, B. C. • HON. A. L. SIFTON. SIFTON, Hon. Arthur Lewis.—Premier of Alberta, Edmonton. Born Middlesex, Ont, Oct. 26, 1858, son of Hon. John W., ex-Speaker of the Manitoba Assembly, and Kate Sifton. Educated public school; Wesley College; Victoria University. Called to the bar, 1883. Came to Alberta, 1889. Elected member of Northwest Council, 1898. Appointed Commissioner of Public Works, for the North West Justice of th 1903. Chief Retired, May, Married Mary has one son Ranchman's, dress: Garrj Territories, 1901. Chief e North West Territories, Justice of Alberta, 1907. 1910, to become Premier. H. Deering, Cobourg, Ont.; and one daughter. Clubs: Calgary; Edmonton. Ad- Kennagh, Edmonton, Alta. SIFTON, Hon. John Wright.—President Free Press Publishing Co., Winnipeg. Born London Township, Middlesex County, Ont, Aug. 13, 1833. Educated public schools, Ontario. Member of Manitoba Legislature; Speaker for one term. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 208 Garry St., Winnipeg, Man. J. WRIGHT SIFTON, B. A. SIFTON, J. Wright, B. A.—Superintendent of Education, City of Moose Jaw. Born near London, Middlesex County, Ont, Nov. 8, 1872, son of Joseph Wright and Hannah Sifton. Educated public schools, Middlesex County; College Institute, Strathroy, Ont; Toronto University. Taught school Uxbridge, Ont, 1900-1902; same capacity, Edmonton, 1902-1903; principal of public schools and College Institute, Moose Jaw, 1903-1907; appointed to present position, 1907. Secretary of public school and College Institute boards since 1908; member of Senate and Council Saskatchewan University; President, Canadian Club. Married Maud Marion Nokes, Uxbridge, 1904; has one son. Recreations: Curling, all outdoor sports. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 142 Main St., Moose Jaw, Sask. SILLS, Percy Garret.—Managing Director, Western Lumber ft Shingle Co., 310 Cotton Bldg., Vancouver; Director, Mitchell Lumber Co.; Director, Banner Shingle Co.; Director, Salmon River Lumber ft Shingle Co.; Director, Koksi- lah Lumber Co., Ltd. Born Winchester; Ont, Aug. 11, 1885, son of George Per- 534 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY c-iVcti emu Myra Sills. Educated public schools, Ottawa. Came to British Columbia, 1900. Married Sophie L. Deane, Vancouver, 1911. Clubs: Canadian, Vancouver; Royal Vancouver Yacht. Recreation: Yachting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1666 Barclay St., Vancouver, B. C. SILVA-WHITE, Algernon, M. A.—Anglican Clergyman, Nanaimo. Born London, England, son of Edward Fox and Julia de Silva-White. Educated Kensington grammar school, London, England; Newton House, Surbiton, England; Manitoba University; Trinity University. Came to British Columbia, 1899; founder Choral Association of Northern Deanery Columbia diocese. Married Lillian Augusta Claire St. Martin, Winnipeg; has two sons. Club: Nanaimo. Recreation: Music. Address: Nanaimo, B. C. pub- Port pre- ALEXANDER SILVERTHORN. SILVERTHORN, Alexander.—Real Estate and Financial Broker, Center St., Calgary. Born Cheap side, Haldimand County, Ont, July 22, 1882, son of John and Isabel Silverthom. Educated lie schools, Cheapside; high school, Dover, Ont. Farmed, Cheapside, vious to coming to Alberta, 1903; cheesemaker, Gibbs & Co., Calgary, 1904; ranching, Springbank, Alta., 1904-1905; established present business, 1905; served with 37th Haldimand Regiment, 1900-1901. Married Arville Duffleld, 1909; has one son. Societies: I. O. O. F.: C. O. O. F.; C. O. F. Recreations: ing, riding, fishing. Conservative; odist Address: 927 Eighteenth W., Calgary, Alta. Shoot- Meth- Ave., SILVESTER, Geoffrey.—Managing Director and Secretary-Treasurer, Calgarv Silicate Pressed Brick Co., Ltd., Calgary; President, Silvester-Willson, Ltd., Winnipeg; Director, Keremeos Land Co., GEOFFREY SILVESTER. Vancouver; wheat farmer, Brandon; fruit farmer, Keremeos, Similkeen Valley, B. C. Born Woodstock, Ont, June 18, 1859, son of Henry and Emma Silvester. Educated Model Clerk, Ringwood, Ont., Manitoba and engaged School, Toronto. 1874; came to as bookkeeper with A. Harris, Son ft Co., Emerson, 1883; implement agent, A. Harris, Son ft Co., Brandon, 1884-1886; manager for same firm, 1886-1891; manager, Cockshutt Plow Co., Winnipeg, 1892; Commissioner for Manitoba Government, Fair, Chicago, manager, World's Massey Harris Co., Virden, Man., 1893- 1897; purchased hardware business, Elk- horn, Man., 1897; added lumber yard and fuel business to same, 1898; sold out, 1906, and moved to Toronto; came to Calgary and became Manager and President of Calgary Lime Cement Co., Ltd., 1907; later purchased whole stock and in 1910 was instrumental in forming new company known as Calgary Silicate Pressed Brick Co., which took over interests of former company. Married E. Rose Stokes, daughter of John T. Stokes, C. E., Toronto, 1889; has three daughters. Club: Canadian. Address: 1910 Fifth St., W., Calgary, Alta. SIMINGTON, James—Manager Rex Fruit Co., 2 Manitoba St., W., Moose Jaw. Born Thamesville, Ont., Jan. 9. 1880, son of James Mills and Isabella Simington. Came to Moose Jaw, 1883. Educated public and high schools, Moose Jaw. Taught school, Mooose Jaw District, 1898-1900; managed his father's fruit and confectionary business, Moose Jaw, 1900- 1903; organized Rex Fruit Co., and became manager, 1903; director and secre- try, Moose Jaw Grocery Co., Ltd., Alderman, 1906-1907. Club: Moose Jaw. Recreations: curling, canoeing. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Moose Jaw, Sask. 535 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY SIMMERS, Alexander—Of Grant & Simmers, Real Estate Brokers, 401 McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Inverurie, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, Sept. 16, 1873, son of Alexander arid Jane Simmers. Educated public schools Scotland. Farmed, Aberdeenshire, 1888; came to Canada, 1900. Vice-president, Western Steel ft Iron Co.; vice-president, Industrial Bureau, Winnipeg; president, Stewart Sheaf Loader Co., Ltd.; president, Lyal Commercial Photo Co., Ltd. Married Evelyn May Haggard, Winnipeg, 1903; has one son and two daughters. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; Clan Stewart (Past chief). Recreation:. farming. Liberal; Baptist. Address: 213 Nassau St., Winnipeg, Man. JOHN FREDERICK SIMMONS. SIMMONS, John Frederick—Real Estate and Financial Broker. Born Birmingham, England, Feb. 9, 1878, son of John Wesley and Sarah Gee Simmons. Educated public and high schools England and Canada Came to Canada, 1887. Farmed, Assinaboia until 1893. Came to British Columbia, 1893. Engaged timber and lumber business, Vernon until 1909. Established present business, 1909. Member of Vornon Board of Trade. Married Katharine Olive Erskine, Victoria B. C, 1909; has two daughters. Recreations: hunting, fishing, etc. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Vernon, B. C. SIMMONS, Hon. William Charles— Judge of the Supreme Court of Alberta, Calgary. Born Arran Township, Bruce County, Ont, Feb. 25, 1865, son of William and Jane Simmons. Educated: high schools Collingwood and Owen Sound, Ont.; normal school, Toronto University. Principal of Model Schools, Kent County, Ont, 1892-1893; public schools, city of Chatham, Ont, and Lethbridge, Alta., 1895-1899. Practiced, Cardston, Alta., 1900; practiced, Lethbridge, 1903-1910. Elected to Alberta Legislature for Leth- HON. W. C. SIMMONS. bridge, 1906; resigned, 1908, to contest Dominion constituency of Medicine Hat (unsuccessful). Married Mary Wil- metta Wilson, Woodstock, Ont., 1899; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: A. F. ft A. M. Presbyterian. Address: Calgary, Alta. SIMONDS, C. E., Arthur, B. A., B. C. L.-—Insurance, Conveyancing, Town Clerk - of Leduc. Born Norton, N. B., July 18, 1865, son of Mary Elizabeth and Rev. Richard Simonds. Educated: College Institute, Fredericton, N. B.; King's College. Came to Alberta, 1904. Vice- president, Alberta Conservative Association. Unsuccessful Conservative candidate, Saskatchewan Legislature for Leduc, 1905. Secretary, Leduc Board of Trade, 1906; president, Leduc Board of Trade, 1907. Married Natalia Faudrich, daughter of Theodore Faudrich, 1906. Club: Haliburton; Windsor, N. S. Conservative-Imperialist; Anglican. Address: Leduc, Sask. SIMPSON, Frank E.—Of Campbell, Simpson ft Macneill, Barristers, Burrows Block, Dauphin. Born Owen Sound, Ont, Sept. 10, 1880, son of David and Mary Simpson. Educated College Institute, Owen Sound, Ont. Came to Manitoba, 1901; called to Manitoba bar, 1907; present partnership, 1907. Club: Dauphin. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Dauphin, Man. SIMPSON, Harvey C, M. L. A.—Of Simpson Bros., Grain Dealers, Virden. Bora Ashton, Ont, Feb. 11, 1852. Educated Ashton. Came west, 1883, and farmed, Virden. Elected to Manitoba 536 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Legislature for Virden, 1909; re-elected, 1910. Married Rhodela Armstrong Irwin, Virden, 1892; has one son and three daughters. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Virden, Man. SIMPSON, James Henry—Barrister, Church St., Nanaimo. Born Prince Edward County, Ont, March 10, 1839, son of Benjamin Simpson. Educated: Upper Canada College; legal education with late firm of Wilson, Patterson & Beaty, Toronto; practiced, Belleville, Ont, 1864. Came to British Columbia, 1892. Solicitor for Merchants Bank of Canada Nanaimo. Ex-police magistrate, Nanaimo. Club: Nanaimo. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; R. A. M. Address: Milton St., Nanaimo, B. C. REV. JOHN SIMPSON, M. A. SIMPSON, Rev. John, M. A.—Congregational Minister. Born Stirling, Scotland, May 29, 1867, son of Alexander and Catherine Murray Simpson. Educated high schools, Stirling and Surbi- ton, Surrey; Glasgow University; Oxford University. Has lectured in many parts of the world on Burns, Scott, Ian Maclaren, Barrie, Shakespeare and Dickens. Author of "A Cruise Round the British Isles," 1896; "Four Weeks in the Eternal City," 1897; was Secretary of the Northwestern Congregational Association of England; served from its inauguration until 1910. Served in Y. W. C. A., Y. M. C. A. and B. ft F. Sailors Mission. Served in England on Board of Guardians, School Board, Technical Committees, Free Libraries, etc. Societies: A. F ft A. M.; L. O. L.; Scottish Societies. Recreation: Studying human nature. Conservative. Vancouver, B. Address C. 1065 Pacific St., SIMPSON, John A, M. L. A Lumber Merchant. Born Peel County, Ont, Aug. 20, 1854, son of William Simpson. Educated Culross, Bruce County, Ont First elected for Innisfail, Northwest Territories Legislature, 1894; re-elected, 1898 and 1902. Elected for Alberta Legislature, 1905, 1909. Married Annie Proud- foot Wingham, Ont, 1879; has two sons and three daughters. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Innisfail, Alta. SIMPSON, Robert Mills, M. D.—Physician, Mclntyre Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Carleton Place, Ont, Sept 17, 1865. Educated: grammar schools, Ontario; Manitoba Medical College. Came to Winnipeg, 1883. Chairman Provincial Board of Health; chief surgeon, Hudson's Bay Company; surgeon, Canadian Northern Ry. Club: Manitoba. Address: 311 Colony St., Winnipeg, Man. SIMPSON, Sydney Seymour, M. L. A. —Farmer. Born Ledsham, Yorkshire, England, Nov. 18, 1856, son of Michael Henry and Elizabeth Simpson. Educated Tow Law, Durham County, England. Came west, 1883. Elected to Saskatchewan Legislature for . Battleford, 1908. Married Margaret Ann Speers, 1889; has two sons and three daughters. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Battleford, Sask. SINCLAIR, Alfred—Real Estate and Financial Agent; director, A. R. Colqu- hon ft Son, Ltd.; secretary-treasurer, Town of Broadview. Born Bath, England, Aug. 20, 1870, son of Joseph William and Emily White Sinclair. Educated Pestalozzian school, BatiCand privately. Clerk, counting house, Bath, 1887-1897; chief accountant G. E. Lid- diard ft Co., Fanningdon, Berks, England, 1898-1901; came to Manitoba, 1901; clerk, Winnipeg, 1902; accountant, Thorburn, Ltd., Broadview, 1903. Official Auditor for Saskatchewan since 1905; secretary- treasurer, Broadview School District, 1906-1907; secretary-treasurer, Town of Broadview since 1907; secretary-treasurer, Broadview race track. Married Norah Boultbee Broadview, 1906; has four sons. Recreations: rowing, driving, riding. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Broadview, Sask. SINCLAIR, Rev. Archibald Gordon, M. A., Ph. D.—Clergyman, Winnipeg. Bora Victoria, Dec. 31, 1875, son of Rev. Robert G. Sinclair and Jennie Macdou- gall. Educated: Toronto University; Knox College, Toronto; post-graduate, Edinburgh University. Called to First Church, Port Hope, Ont, 1899-1903. Studied London, Berlin and Heldelburg. 1903-1906. Pastor of St Andrew?s Church; accepted call to St. Andrew's ■ Church, Winnipeg, 1909. Married Margaret Jessie Whitelaw, Kirkintilloch, Scotland, 1909. Presbyterian. Address- 429 Elgin Ave., Winnipeg, Man. 537 —— WHO'S WHO. AND WHY SIFPRELL, Rev. Wilford, J.—Principal of the Columbia Methodist College, New Westminster. Born Oxford County, Ont, Sept. 15, 1866, son of John and Sarah A. Sipprell. Educated: Toronto (B. A.); Victoria (B. D.). Came to British Columbia, 1898. Elected president of the British Columbia Methodist Conferece, 1904; attended the general conference of the church, Wittnlpig, 1902; Montreal, 1906; Victoria, 1910. Won gold and silver medals for theology and philosophy, Toronto, 1895 and 1896. Assistant editor of the Methodist Recorder. Married Jennie Ross, 1898; has one daughter. Society: Royal Templars. Recreation: lacrosse. Conservative; Methodist. Address: New Westminster, B. C. SAMUEL A. SKEAD. SKEAD, Samuel A.—Of Skead Lumber Co., Ltd., 222a 8th Ave., W., Calgary; member of Calgary Board of Trade; Calgary Builders Exchange. Bora Ottawa Sept. 1, 1858, son of Robert and Mary Graham Skead. Educated Collegiate Institution, Ottawa Lumber exporting business, New York, 1880-1900. Came to Alberta, 1904. Married Belle Courtlandt, New York, 1884; has two daughters. Society: A. F. ft A. M. (32 degrees). Conservative; Baptist Address: 1948 12th St., W., Calgary, Alta. SKETTH, Herbert J. H.—Real Estate and Insurance Broker. Born Cornwall, Ont, Aug. 29, 1885, son of John and Katherine Skeith. Educated high school, Cornwall. Stenographer and accountant, C. P. R., Donimion Express Co., Montreal; came to Alberta 1903; with Alberta Railway ft Irrigation Co., Lethbridge, for some time; present business since spring of 1907. Member of Council Lethbridge Board of Trade; secretary, 1907- 1908. Married Charlotte Jean Duncan, HERBERT J. H. SKEITH. Hamilton, 1909. Club: Chinook. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: all athletic sports. Address: Lethbridge, Alta. SKENE, William—Assignee, Molsons Bldg., Vancouver. Born Glasgow, Scotland, June 8, 1842, son of Alexander and Isabella Skene. Educated Glasgow Academy. Came to British Columbia 1887. Secretary Vancouver Board of Trade; director, Vancouver General Hospital. Served as volunteer, 53rd Lancashire Regiment, 1858-1863. Married Elizabeth Binks. Societies: St. Andrew's; Caledonian. Address: 875 t Broughton St., Vancouver, B. C. SKINNER, Annie—Widow of Robert J. Skinner, forestry commissioner, deputy land commissioner. Born Glasgow, Scotland, daugther of Donald Graeme and Isobel Gray Lindsay. Educated private school, South of England. Came to British Columbia 1870. First president, Vancouver Y. W. C. A.; has held this position 13 years; honorable secretary, Women's Immigration and Travelers' Aid for Women and Girls; diocesan secretary, Girls' Friendly Society. Married Robert J. Skinner, 1877; has one daughter, Constance Lindsay Skinner, magazine and play writer of note. Anglican. Address: Vancouver, B. C. SKINNER, Thomas John Searle—Of T. J. S. Skinner ft Co., Real Estate and Financial Brokers; director, Western Milling Co., Ltd.; director, Calgary Natural Gas Co., Ltd. Born Paignton, Dev- son of William and Educated: public public schools. Nova Canada, 1872. On C. onshire, England, Elizabeth Searle. schools, England; Scotia. Came to P. R. survey, Investment Co. 1884; president, 1900; delegate Alberta to Con- 538 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY T. J. S. SKINNER. of man. Treasurer eral Association, gress or Chambers of Commerce of the Empire, London, 1906. President, Calgary Board of Trade, 1911. Married Catherine Macdonald, Winnipeg, 1887; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Ranchmen's; Alberta. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. F. Recreation: motoring. Liberal; Presbvterian. Address: 1119 First St., E., Calgary, Alta. SLOAN, William—Capitalist, president, Lorne Amalgamated Mining Co., Nanaimo. Born Wingham, Ont., Sept 10, 1867, son of Dr. R. J. and Elizabeth Sloan. Educated: public schools; College Institute, Seaforth, Ont. Two years iri H. M. S. customs service, Shanghai, China. Came to Victoria, B. C, 1887; afterwards, Vancouver; subsequently, Nanaimo and engaged in dry gooas business under firm name of Sloan ft Scott. Unsuccessful candidate, House of Commons, for Islands, 1900; elected for Co- mox-Atlin, 1904; re-elected, 1908, but resigned, favor of Hon. William Temple- British Columbia Lib- three years; Liberal organizer for Vancouver Island. One of original discoverers of gold, Eldorado Creek, Y. T. Married Flora McGregor Glaholm, Nanaimo; has one son. Club: Rideau (Ottowa); Union (Victoria); Terminal City (Vancouver). Recreations: fishing, big game hunting, motoring. Address: Stewart Ave., Nanaimo, B. C. SLYE, Ralph—Of Standard Securities Co., Real Estate and Investment Brokers, Lethbridge. Born Des Moines, Iowa, Dec. 12, 1878, son of James and Florence Slye. Educated Harvard Univer- RALPH SLYE. sity. Mining Engineer, Nevada, 1900- 1902; general land agent, British Columbia, 1902-1903. Came to Alberta, 1909. Member Lethbridge Board of Trade. Club: Chinook. Recreations: golf and outdoor sports. Anglican. Address: Lethbridge, Alta. J. E. SMART. SMART, J. E.—Real Estate and Investment Broker. Born Sarnia, Ont, Sept. 12, 1876, son of B. B. and Margaret Poole Smart. Educated high school, Sarnia. Came to British Columbia, 1900; law student, Langley ft Martin, Victoria, 1900-1902. Mercantile business, Victoria, 1902-1905; manager, Provincial Exhibition, 1905-1909; present business since 1909. Married Nellie Sowrey, Leeds, Yorkshire, England, 1902; has one 539 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY son. Club: Pacific. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; St. Andrew's No. 49. Recreation: motoring. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: "The Oakes," Oak Bay Ave., Victoria, B. C. SMART, James—Chief of Fire Department, Calgary. Born Arbroath, Scotland, July 12, 1865, son of James and Isabella Smart. Educated Dundee, Scotland. Shiprigger; later carpenter, Dundee, 1878. Came to Alberta, 1883; building inspector for some time; present office since 1898. Married Agnes LeiSh- man, Calgary; has one son* and one daughter. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: shooting, fishing, general sports. Address: Calgary, Alta. SMEIiLIE, Thomas Stuart Traill, M. A., M. D., C. M., L. R. C. P. S. (Edin.), (M. C. P. & S., Ontario, Quebec and Manitoba), M. L. A.—Physician and general merchant. Bora Fergus, Ont, Feb. 13, 1849, son of Margaret and Rev. George Smellie, D. D. Educated: Toronto, University; McGill University. Unsuccessful candidate against D. C. Cameron, Rat Portage, Ont, general elections, 1902; first elected to Ontario Legislature, representing Fort William, 1905; re-elected, 1908. Married Janet Eleanor Lawrie, Port Dalhousie, Ont, 1879. Conservative; Protestant. Address: Fort William, Ont ALEXANDER SMITH SMITH,' Alexander. — Merchant (retired). Born Island Islay, Scotland, Jan. 16, 1851, son of Archibald and Janet Smith. Came from Scotland with his parents, 1853, to Ontario, and settled Erin Township, Wellington County; clerk general store, Mimosa, Ont., 1869- 1873; partnership with E. Barwick ft Co., Shelburne, Ont, 1873-1907. Came to Saskatoon, 1907, bought an interest in the Saskatchewan Piano ft Organ Co.; made general manager; retired, 1909. Councillor, Shelburne, 1899-1907; School Trustee and Chairman School Board, Shelburne, 1895-1905; Alderman, Saska toon, 1908, 1910, 1911; secretary of Board of governors, Saskatoon City Hospital; director and chairrnan of finance committee, Central Saskatchewan Fair Association; president, Social and Moral Reform League and Children's Aid, Saskatoon. Married Elizabeth Sutherland, Toronto, Ont.,. 1889; has two sons and one daughter. Recreation: baseball. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Broadway, Saskatoon, Sask. SMITH, Alexander1—Of Smith Bros, -ft Wilson, Contractors and Builders, 540 Eighth St, S., Lethbridge; director;, Coleman Mercantile Co., Coleman. Born Grey County, Ont., June 3, 1865, son of Donald D. and Catherine Smith. Educated public schools, Grey County. Car- >enter's apprentice, LaMay ft Son, C. P. R. construction, 1881-1882; builder, Duluth, Minn., 1882-1902; contractor, Smith Bros., Greenwood, B. C, 1902- 1905; present business started, 1905. Married Mabel Augusta Phillips, Castile, N. Y., 1895; has four daughters. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; Y. M. C. A. Recreations: hunting, fishing. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 536 Eighth St., S., Lethbridge Alta SMITH, Angus, C. E.—City Engineer, Victoria. Born Kent County, Ont, Aug. 31, 1868, son of Donald and Margaret Smith. Educated School of Practical Science, Toronto, Out Civil engineer and surveyor, Ridgetown, Ont., 1894; city engineer, Strathford, Ont., 1900- 1906; city engineer, Regina, Sask., 1906- 1910; appointed to present office, 1910. Married Jessie Hayes Panton, Stratford, 1902; has two sons. Recreation: motoring. Address: 616 Trutch St., Victoria, B. C. SMITH, Archibald Erskine—President and general manager, Redcliffe mine; president, Vancouver Mining Exchange. Born Tasmania, May 1, 1867, son of Daniel and Annie Smith. Educated grammar schools, Australia. Came to British Columbia, 1896. Mining, Rossland, B. C, 1896; Dawson City, 1898; Sump- ter, Ore., 1899; South Africa, 1903. Established present business, Vancouver, 1908. Married Laura Evans, Portland, Ore., 1901; has three sons. Recreations: fishing. Conservative; Pres- Address: Marine Drive, Van- C. shooting, byterian. couver, B. SMITH, A. S. M. L. A.—Hardware merchant. Born at sea off the Banks of Newfoundland, Aug. 24, 1868, son of A. S. Smith. Educated St Mary's, Ont. Unsuccessful candidate Saskatchewan Legislature, 1905; elected for Moosomin, 1908. Married Kate R. Ross, 1892; has five children. Presbyterian; Liberal. Address: Moosomin. Sask. 540 Of rB> **********9HaB& i ■ ************ WHO'S WHO. AND WHY C. B. SMITH, Ma. E., B. Sc, SMITH, Cecil Brunswick, Ma. E., B. Sc (McGill)—Of Smith, Kerry ft Chace, Engineers, Lewis Bldg., Portland, Ore..; Confederation Life Bldg., Toronto, Ont; managing director, Calgary Power Co.; president, Nipissing Power Co.; president, Crane Falls Power ft Irrigation Co. (Idaho); general manager and vice- president, Mount Hood Railway ft Power Co., Portland; director, Portland Cement Co., Portland. Born Winona, Ont, March 13, 1865, son of Sylvester and Damaris Isabella (McGee) Smith. Educated: Collegiate Institute, Hamilton, Ont.; McGill University. Resident engineer, N. &P. J. Ry., Toronto, Ont, St. Catharines ft N. C. Ry., 1884-1886; St. Catha rines, Ont, 1886-1887; Canadian Pacific Ry., London, Ont, 1887-1888; locating engineer, T. H. ft B. Ry., Hamilton, Ont., 1888-1889; divisional engineer, C, C. ft C. Ry., Johnstone City, Tenn., 1889-1891; chief assistant engineer, Roanoke & Southern Ry., Winston-Salem, N. C, 1891-1892; assistant engineer, B. ft O. Ry., Morgonstown, W. V., 1892-1893; assistant professor, civil engineering, McGill Universitv, 1893-1898; locating engineer, C. P. R., Barrie, Ont., 1898-1899; assistant engineer, City of Toronto, 1899- 1901; engineer, construction of Canadian Niagara. Power Co., Niagara, Ont, 1901-1905; consulting engineer, T. ft N. O. Railway Commission, 1905-1911; chief 541 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY engineer, Hydro-Electro Power Commission. Toronto, Ont., 1905-1907; chairman, T. ft N. O. Railway Commission. 1905-1907. Worked up development of hydro-electric project, Ontario government distribution of power to municipalities; in charge of construction of railway from North Bay through Cobalt to Cochrane, Ont, 255 miles; construction, 60,000 h. p. hydro-electric plant, Winnipeg, Man.; 110,000 h. p. hydro-electric plant, Canadian Niagara Power Co.; in charge of financing and construction electric power company and subsidiary companies comprising Seymour Power Co., Ontario; Trenton Power Co., Peterboro, Ont.; Light ft Power Co.; Sydney Power Co.; Nipissing Power Co.; British Canadian Power Co., supplying power to Cobalt mines; Calgary Power Co.: construction of municipal power plants, Lethbridge, Nelson, B. C, Revelstoke, B. C.; 300 miles steel tower transmission lines for Ontario government, associated with F. H. McGuigan; at present engaged on construction of Mount Hood Ry. ft Power Co. plants, Portland. Publications: "Railway Engineering," published by Canadian Engineer. Married Mary Mima Dempsey, Hamilton, Ont, 1887; has two sons. Clubs: Manitoba, Winnipeg; Commercial, Portland; Engineers, Toronto (past president). Societies: Institute of Civil Engineers of Great Britain; Canadian Society of Civil Engineers (past vice-president); American Society of Civil Engineers; Oregon Society of Civil Engineers. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Toronto, Ont. SMITH, Arthur Gordon, B. A.—Of Smith Sc Woodworth, Barristers, 615 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Cape Town, May 15, 1865, son of Marcus and Anne Smith. Educated: Upper Canada College; Toronton University. Called to bar Osgoode Hall, Toronto, 1890. Came to British Columbia, 1891, called to the bar of British Columbia, 1891; Yukon Territory, 1898. Deputy Attorney General for British Columbia, 1892-1898. Served with Queen's Own Rifles during the Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Married Verna Adelaide Heisterman, Victoria, 1902; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Vancouver; Union (Victoria). Ad dress: B. C. !800 Second Ave., W., Vancouver, SMITH, Bedford H.—Collector of Customs, Nanaimo. Born Blissville, N. B., June 1, 1849, son of Daniel and Phoebe Smith. Educated University of New Brunswick. Principal of Sunbury grammar school, 1875. Came to British Columbia, 1877. Married Mary L. Elford, Nanaimo; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Nanaimo. Society: A. O. U. W. Address: Front St., Nanaimo, B. C. SMITH, Charles McKie vers - - (Retired). Born Windsor, N. S., April 26, 1823, son of Jesse?and Charlotte Esther Smith. Educated Windsor, N. S. Came to British Columbia by sea, 1858. Architect and contractor, Victoria; erected first postoffice and customs house; sub- sequenly engaged mining, Cariboo, 1861; Queen Charlotte Islands, 1863; Leech River, 1864; Kootenay, 1866; was first*-; person in British Columbia put up for export trade. For four- was engaged in newspaper Victoria. Served volunteer company under Col. Gore, 1840, during the boundary dispute between New Brunswick and the State ried Ellen Repath, 1875 Conservative. Address: ment St., Victoria, B. C. canned fish teen years publication, of Maine. Mar- has one son. 1424 Govern- MAJOR DANIEL THOMAS SMITH 542 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY DAVID A. SMITH. SMITH, David Andrew—Of D. A. Smith & Co., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 131 Eighth Ave., W., Calgary. Born Harvey, N. B., Nov. 28, 1881, son of William and Jane Smith. Educated public schools, New Brunswick. Clerk in his father's store, Harvey, 1897-1903; came to Alberta, 1903; warehouse business, Edmonton, Alta, 1904-1905; on survey, C. P. R., 1905-1906; established nresent business. 1910. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 232 Twelfth Ave., E., Calgary, Alta. SMITH, David Angus—Of D. A. Smith, Ltd., Furniture Dealers, 935 Granville St., Vancouver. Born County Bruce. Ont, Feb. 22, 1868, son of Malcolm and Elizabeth . Smith. Educated: public schools, County Bruce; high school Winnipeg. Came to British Columbia, 1888. Clerk, Hudson's Bay Co., Vancouver, 1891-1906; partner, Smith Bros., 1888- 1891. Married Anna L. Masters, 1905; has one daughter. Club: Terminal City. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: lacrosse. Presbyterian. Address: First and Mahon Sts., North Vancouver, B. C. SMITH, Frank P., D. D. S.—Dentist Born Port Rowan, Norfolk County, Ont., April 29, 1878, son of James William and Anna Smith. Educated: business college, Port Huron, Mich.; Marquette University (dental department), Milwaukee. Came to British Columbia, 1901. President, British Columbia Dental Conucil five years. Married Orpha Louise Hamlin, 1905; has two sons. Clubs: Westminster; Westminster Gun. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; Mystic Shriner; A. O. U. W.; Delta Sigma Delta. Recreations: shooting, fishing. Anglican. Address: 36 Leopold Place, New Westminster, B. C. adian rose, ship, 1873, Toronto College School); Toronto SMITH, George Peter, M. L. A.—Journalist of the Camrose Publishing Co., Ltd., publishers of "The Camrose Can- " "The Strome Despatch," Cam- Born Lieury, McGillivray Town- Middlesex County, Ont., Aug. 26, son of Peter and Hannah Smith. Educated: College Institute, Model School, Strathroy, and Normal School, (prize for oratory, Strathroy Institute, and Toronto Normal Prince of Wales gold medalist, Normal, 1898. Taught school, Middlesex County and Toronto; came to Alberta, 1901; general merchant, Du- hamel, 1901; Camrose, Alta, 1906; Hon. President, Camrose Agricultural Society. " Served as Councillor, Cam- rose. 1907. Elected to Alberta Legislature, representing Camrose, 1909. Married Jean Gunn, Toronto, 1906 (deceased, 1907); has one son. Club: Canadian (president); Camrose. Recreation: travel. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Camrose, Alta. SMITH, Henry Badeley, C. E., B. C. L. S.—-Civil Engineer, 518 Hastings St., W., Vancouver. Born Melrose, Scotland, July 26. 1850, son of Rev. James and Agnes Roberts Smith. Educated Aberdeen and London, England. Came to Canada, 1872. Engineer, C. P. R., 1872; engaged on construction work, C. P. R., 1880-1885; construction Vancouver water works system, 1886-1890; private practice as member of firm Keefer ft Smith, Victoria, 1890-1896; Rossland, 1896-1901. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Hotel Metropole, Vancouver, B. C. H. NEVILLE SMITH. 543 WHO'S WHO* AND WHY SMITH, Leslie John, B. Sc.—Professor of Mechanics and Engineering, Manitoba Agricultural College, Winnipeg. Born Pitoskey, Mich., May 25, 1881, son of Jasper B. and Jane Pierie Smith. Educated: high school Pitoskey; Michigan State Agricultural and Mechanical College. Machinist, Burnett Foundry ft Machine Works, Pitoskey, 1899-1902; machinist, National Cash Register Co., Dayton, Ohio, 1903; started department of farm mechanics, Michigan Agricultural and Mechanical College, Lansing, 1906-1909; present appointment 1909. Married Shirley F. Pierce, 1908; has one son. Societies: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: baseball. Methodist. Address: 322 Winnipeg, Man. M.; K. O. T. Independent; Simcoe St., SMITH, Ralph, ex-M. P.—Born New- castle-on-Tyne, Northumberland, England, Aug. 8, 1858, son of Robert and Margaret Smith. Educated Newcastle and district schools. Mined, Newcastle, 1869. Came to British Columbia. 1892: agent for Coal Miners' Association of British Columbia, 1895. president of Trades and Labor Congress of Canada, five years; was associated with G. Fen- wick, M. P., John Wilson, M. P., T. Burt, M. P., and other Labor Liberals. Prominent with co-operative societies; delegate to Glasgow Congress. Member British Columbia Legislature, for Nanaimo, 1898 and 1900. Resigned his seat in the Provincial Legislature, 1900, to run for the* Dominion Parliament, and was elected. Re-elected, 1904 and 1908. Married Mary Ellen Spear, Newcastle-on- Tyne, England, 1883; has four sons and one daughter. Clubs: Nanaimo; Terminal City, Vancouver. Recreations: cricket, baseball. Address: Milton St., Nanaimo, B. C. SMITH, Richard Andrew, R. A., LL. B. —Barrister. Born Blackley, Manchester, England, March 12, 1877, son of Richard and Alice Wilson Smith. Educated: Manchester grammar school; Victoria admitted as solicitor, Eng- practiced, Manchester, 1901- to Alberta, 1908; called to 1910. Served 2nd V. B. M., University land, 1901; 1908; came Alberta bar. as private, Manchester, 1898-1907; organized Owens College Company Regiment Clubs: Overseas; Islanders.^tSocieties: A. F. & A. M.; S. O..E.; W. O. W. Recreations: fishing, shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Lethbridge Alta. SMITH, Robert Henry, cian and Surgeon. Born ty, Ont., Feb. 6, 1871, son and Sarah M. Institute St University. County, Ont, M. B.—Physi- Lincoln Coun- of William D. Smith. Educated College Catharines, Ont.; Toronto Taught school, Lincoln 1889-1894; University student, 1894-1898; post graduate work, London, England, 1898-1899; practiced St. Catharines, Ont, 1899-1904; moved to Saskatchewan, 1904. Secretary Weyburn Hospital Association; Councillor, Weyburn, 1907-1909; Mayor Weyburn, 1910; especially interested establishing ownership of waterworks, electric light system, sewers. Served as Surgeon, Lieutenant Seventh Field Battery, R. C. F. A., St. Catharines, Ont., 1903-1904. Married Gertrude A. Corbin, St Catharines, 1899; has two daughters. Society: (P. G.) I. O. O. F. Recreations: Music (vocal and conducting choruses). iConservative; Methodist. Address: Weyburn, Sask. SAMUEL HARDMAN SMITH SMITH, Samuel Hardman.—President Western Realty Co., Ltd., 257 Jasper Ave. E., Edmonton. Vice-President Western Clays, Ltd.; Director Great Western Garments, Ltd. Born Hether- sett, Norfolk, England, June 22, 1868J son of James and Sarah Smith. Educated high school, Lemars, Iowa. Farmec 544 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY lowa, 1889; came to Canada 1897; Alberta, 1901; established present business Edmonton, 1901. Third Vice-President Edmonton Board of Trade; Vice-President United Aids. Served as Alderman Edmonton, 1906-1907. Married Florence White, Nottingham, England, 1907. Club: Edmonton. Societies: .A. F. ft A. M.; St. George's. Recreations: Hunting, fishing. Liberal; Protestant. Address: 514 McDougall Ave., Edmonton, Alta SIDNEY T. SMITH SMITH, Sidney Thomas.—President G. B. Murphy ft Co., Grain Merchants, 312 Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born London, Ont, Nov. 12, 1878, son of William G. and S. J. Smith. Educated public and high schools, Ontario. Clerk, McClary Mfg. Co., London, Ont., 1895-1901; in grain business with G. B. Murphy, Carberry, Man., 1901; came to Winnipeg and established present business 1902; member Winnipeg Grain Exchange. Married j Emily J. Frogley, Toronto, 1901; has three sons. Club: Carleton. Recreation: (Motoring. Liberal; Protestant. Address: [Armstrong's Point Winnipeg, Man. SMITH, Thomas Robert, J. P.—Hudson's Bay Co. Officer (retired). Born iEngland. Assistant Secretary Hudson's Bay Co., London, England; came to British Columbia 1885, as Assistant Commissioner of Hudson's Bay Co., in charge of the company's affairs in British Columbia; resigned 1891 to join firm of pobert Ward ft Co., Ltd., shipping, insurance and financial agents, Victoria; -retiring 1909. Appointed Belgian Con- isul 1891, his Majesty the King of the Belgians, conferring upon him the order of Leopold, with title of Chevalier, [1907. Married Florence Harriet King, -daughter of late Capt Edward Hammond King of H. M. 98th Regiment 1891; has two sons and two daughters. Recreation: Music. Address: "Ethewold," Pook and Richardson Sts., Victoria, B. C. SMITH, Veraor W. — Paymaster for Foley, Welch ft Stewart, Contractors, Prince Rupert Born Prince Edward Island, May 6, 1864, son of John and Amelia Smith. Educated public and grammar schools, Prince Edward Island. Farmed Minnesota 1883. Came to British Columbia 1885. Director of British Trust of Western Canada; Director Prince Rupert Savings ft Trust Co.; President Prince Rupert Theatre Co.; Alderman Prince Rupert, 1910; traveling, teaching school, keeping books and railroad work. Married Anna • Katherine Yaeger, Spokane, 1896; has one son. President Prince Rupert Club. Societies: K. T.; Shriner; I. O. O. F; Elks. Recreations: Fishing, Snooting. Address: Third Ave., Prince Rupert, B. C. SMITH, William Duncan, M. D., C. M. —-Surgeon, 52 Heimink Block, Edmonton. Born Plantagenet, Ont., Oct 22, 1863, son of Harry and Isabella McMar- tin Smith. Educated public schools, Plantagenet and Martintown, Ont; McGill University. House Surgeon, Montreal General Hospital, 1890-1891; practiced Richmond, Que., 1891-1892; Sherbrooke, Que., 1892-1893; came to Alberta 1906; on surgical staff, Alexandra Hospital. Married Mary Eleanor Kate Ib- botson, daughter of Lieutenant-Colonel Ibbotson, Sherbrooke, 1894; has one son and one daughter. Club: Edmonton. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: Curling, shooting, fishing. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 625 Thirteenth St, Edmonton, Alta. SMYTH, Charles Ernest, M. B.—Physician and Surgeon. Born Paris, Maine, March 26, 1870, son of William and Eliza Boyle Smyth. Educated College Institute, St Catharines, Ont.; Toronto University. Came to Alberta 1894. Surgeon Lieutenant R. A. M. C. Married Sarah McKinlay, 1908; has one son. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 202 Main St., Medicine Hat, Alta. SHELL, Herbert.—President and Manager of Herbert Snell, Ltd., dry goods, 52 Main St, Moose Jaw. Born near Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, Aug. 20, 1880, son of David and Ellen Snell. Educated public schools Stockbridge, England; Port Hope, Ont. Came to Winnipeg 1900, with Robinson ft Co., Ltd.; came to Vancouver, B. C, 1901, and took position with Gordon Drysdale; later traveler with Gault Bros., Vancouver; with Crescent Mfg. Co., Montreal, as traveler through Western Provinces, 1904; came to Moose Jaw, 1905, and acquired interest in firm of Clark Bros.; engaged business for himself in old stand of Clark ft Snell, moving 1909 to present location. President Moose Jaw Liberal Association since 1907; President 545 •**■ WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Y. M. C. A., 1905-1906-1907; member of Council of Board of Trade and Chairman Publicity Department 1910; Alderman Moose Jaw 1911. Married Agnes Graham, Winnipeg, Jan. 10, 1906. Liberal; Baptist. Address: 170 Ninth Ave., Moose Jaw, Sask. SNIDER, Arthur Westbrook.—Of Swift Current Land Co., Ltd. President Swift Current Farmers Milling ft Elevator Co., Ltd.; Director Moote Coal Co., Ltd.; Director A. W. Snider Co., Ltd., warehouse properties; member firm Snider ft Dohon Co., Real Estate Brokers. Born Delhi, Ont, Oct. 1, 1862, son of George and Mercy Elizabeth Hammil Snider. Educated public schools, high school, Simcoe County, Ont. Came to Alberta 1883; Saskatchewan 1902; engaged ranching until 1906. Mayor Swift Current 1909- 1910-1911. Member Hospital Board. Married Ida Fidelia Whitney, Essex, Ont, 1897. Society: A. F. & A. M. Conservative: Anglican. Address: Swift Current, Sask. among GEORGE RICHARD SNIDER SNIDER, George Richard.—Of Snider ft Brethour, Contractors, 1015 Dominion Trust Bldg., Vancouver. Born Victoria, Feb. 19, 1872, son of William Henry and Emma Snider. Educated high schools Victoria. Contracting business Victoria 1896-1897; under firm name McDonald, Wilson ft Snider, Vancouver, 1907-1910; present partnership formed 1910. Has built many notable buildings, which are Carnegie Library, David Spen cer's store, Balmoral Hotel and Court House, Vancouver. Married Amy Dora Wolff, 1897; has one son and one daughter. Society: Native Sons. Recreations: Lacrosse, hunting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 777 Hornby St., Vancouver, B. C. SNIDER, Major Irvine Robinson. — Farmer and Soldier. Born Nobleton, Ont, Jan. 1, 1864, son of Edwy Snider (U. E. L. Stock). Educated Model School, Toronto. Came to Portage la Prairie, 1880; roamed the West four years as packer in the Rockies, surveyor and land inspector. The National Rebellion 1885; gave first chance in a military way and he was first to sign on a militia being formed; not waiting how- completion of organization, he a team on made one advance of to Fort company ever for took out day and Sask., in returning transport at $10 a trip to Humboldt, the troops; but on Qu'Appelle, Sask., found they were to go back to the railway and thus be out of reach of the guns, so joined C. Company 90th Rifles, under Captain (now Major) Wilkes; proceeded through the campaign, taking oart in fights at First Creek and Batoche thence up the Saskatchewan to Old Bat tleford and Fort Pitt; from there tc Winnipeg via Saskatchewan River anc Lake Winnipeg. After this settled or the old Snider homestead, a mile and s half from Portage la Prairie; chosen t< form one of a section from the Manitoba Dragoons to take part in Queen Vic toria's Diamond Jubilee, 1887. On or ganization of Strathcona Horse, Soutl African War, appointed cer on staff of Col. S. B. mentioned in despatches, erts and Lord Kitchener). Canada and after Regiment disbandec returned to South Africa as Captain, ot Colonel J. D. B. Evans' staff, 2nd C. M R., remaining till close of war. On or ganization of 99th Manitoba Ranger! accepted commission as Senior Majo: and second in command. Married Ellei Swales, Portage la Prairie, Man., 1887 has three sons. Protestant. Address Portage la Prairie, Man. SNOWDEN, Joseph.—Secretary-Treas urer Imperial Development Co., Ltc Canadian Investment Brokers, 354 Mai St, Winnipeg; and 511 Caxton Hous Westminster, London, England. Bo: Halifax, England, Nov. 21, 1883, son George and Mary Earnshaw Snowde Educated Warley public school; Edl transport offi* Steele (twic< by Lord Rob Returned t< 546 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY JOSEPH SNOWDEN. »urgh Civil Service College; Halifax rfunicipal Technical School. Came to Vinnipeg 1905; present business estab- ished 1907. Club: Carleton. Address: loyal Alexandra Hotel, Winnipeg, Man. FRANK D. SOLOAN SOLOAN, Frank D.—President Metro- alitan Security Co., Ltd., Leeson and ineham Block, Calgary. President F. • Soloan Co., Ltd., Calgary; Director . Smith Biscuit Co., Ltd., Vancouver, prn Windsor, N. S., Feb. 23, 1876, son James and Sophia Soloan. Educated lblic schools Nova Scotia. Clerk Com- ercial Bank, Windsor, N. S., 1890-1900; al estate and financial broker, Cape reton, 1900-1901; with J. W. Gorham, holesale grocer, Halifax, 1901-19.04; came to Alberta 1911. Married Millville, N. B. gary, Alta. 1904; present business Isabella A. Johnston, Liberal. Address: Cal- JAMES SOMERVILLE SOMERVILLE, James — Machinist. Born Lanark County, Ont, March 25, 1872. Educated Middleville public schools, Lanark County. Apprenticed machinist trade Carleton Place, Ont, 1888; journeyman Watertown, N. Y., Indianapolis, Ind.; Milwaukee, Wis.; Vancouver, New Westminster, B. C.; Tacoma and Seattle, Wash., 1891-1896; returned to Ontario, 1896, and farmed; moved to Montreal 1901; came to Moose Jaw 1903; elected 2nd Vice President International Association of Machinists, headquarters at Washington, D. C, 1907; resigned 1908 to take up duties of Secretary-Treasurer of System Federation of Railroad Employes No. 15, C. P. R. lines; Vice President for Saskatchewan Trades and Labor Congress of Canada 1909; re-elected 1910; unsuccessful candidate for Alderman, Moose Jaw, Sask., twice. Married Agnes A. Haight, Smith's Falls, Ont, 1901 (deceased 1902); one daughter (deceased 1905). Society: I. O. O. F. Socialist Address: 115 Main St., Moose Jaw, Sask. SOUTH, Charles John, J. P.—Superintendent under Children's Protection Act of British Columbia. Hon. Representative in British Columbia Royal Humane Society, London, England, 163 Hastings St. W., Vancouver. Born Melbourne, Australia, Aug. 2, 1850, son of George and Sarah South. Educated Melbourne. Came to British Columbia, 1896. Superintendent Children's Home; General Secretary British Columbia Society for Prevention Cruelty to Animals for some years. Married E. B. Unthank, Melbourne; has four sons and two daughters. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Cricket, fishing. Address: 757 Burrard St., Vancouver, B. C. 547 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY up homestead, business and business, Pilot came to Sas- SPANKIE, J. E., M. D.—Physician. Born Kingston, Ont., Sept. 22, 1871, son of William and Margaret Spankie. Educated Queen's University. Practiced Banff, Alta., 1896; came to British Columbia 1899. * Married Grace Isabel Mulligan, New York, N. Y.; has one son. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F.; C. O. C. F.; K. of P.; Eagles. Recreations: Lacrosse and all outdoor sports. Address: 210 Pender St, E., Vancouver, B. C. SPARLING, Albert James. — Of Gordon ft Sparling, WHbolesale an«l Retail Butchers and Shippers, 254 Second St, Saskatoon. Born St. Mary's, Ont., Aug. 28, 1859, son of James W. and Margaret Sparling. Educated public schools St. Mary's. Butcher business with his father, St. Mary's, 1874-1882; came to Beulah, Man., and took 1882; engaged butcher farming 1884-1887; same Mound, Man., 1887-1903; katoon, 1903, and formed partnership with Elliot Gordon, under firm name of Gordon ft Sparling. Member Public School Board, Pilot Mound, 1902-1903; member of Public School Board Saskatoon, 1906-1912. Married Mary Violet Huston, St. Mary's, 1884; has two sons and four daughters. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: Curling, baseball. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 514 Sadina Crescent, Saskatoon, Sask. SPARLING, Rev. Dr. Joseph Walter, B. A., M. A., B. D., D. D.—Educationalist, Principal Wesley College, Winnipeg. Born Blanchard, Ont, Feb. 14, 1843, son of John and Mary Sparling. Educated St. Mary's High School; Victoria University; Northwestern University. Ordained 1871, and held various charges, until appointed Principal of Wesley College, Winnipeg, 1888. Financial Secretary of General Conference of Methodist Church, 1874- 1883; chairman of Montreal Conference, 1888-1889. Married Susan Weir Kerr, Toronto, 1871. Address: 159 Kennedy St, Winnipeg, Man. SPEECHLY, Harry Martindale, M. D., M. R. C. S. (Eng.), L. R. C. P. (London). —Physician. Born Cochin, Southwest India, Nov. 1, 1866, son of Mary G. and the late Right Rev. John Montgomery formerly Bishop of Cochin, South India. Ed- Grammar School, Cam- Monkton Combe School, England; Medical School; London Hospital, Whitechapel, London. First Buxton Scholar, 1884. London Hospital; late House Surgeon. House Physician and Casualty Officer, London Hospital; late Medical Officer R. N. Mission to Deep Sea Fishermen; and of Mostyn Home School, Parkgate, Cheshire. Private practice Neston-cum-Parkgate, Cheshire, 1893-1901. Coroner for Manitoba; Vice President Manitoba Medical Association; President Manitoba Horticultural ft Forestry Association; Li- Speechly, D. D. Travancone and ucated Perse bridge, England; censed Lay Reader Anglican Church; ex- Secretary Board of Trade, Pilot Mound. Served with Volunteer Medical Staff Corps, London, 1884-1888. Married Mary Barrett (B. A. Victoria University, Liverpool, England), daughter of the late Rev. William Ferguson Barrett, M. A, Cantab, Neston, Cheshire, England, 1895; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: Canadian Medical Association; W. Canada British Association.; A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F.; L. O. L. Recreations: Horticulture, ornithology, field sports, curling. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Pilot Mound, Man. WILLIAM DAVID SPENCE SPENCE, William David.—City Clerk. Calgary. Born Blanshard Township. Perth County, Ont., Nov. 16, 1869, son oi William and Martha Dowzer Spence. Educated public schools; College Institute;St Mary's, Ont; Toronto University. Taugh^ school Middlesex County, 1889; Principal, St. Mary's School until 1907. Cam*; to Calgary and opened office of Grea- West Permanent Loan Co., 1907; ap pointed to present office 1910. Marriec "Mary V. Keen, St Mary's, 1898. Club Canadian. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I O. O. F. Liberal; Presbyterian. Ad dress: 11 Marlborough Apartments, Cal gary, A-lta SPENCE, William John, B. A. (Toront Univ.).—Registrar University of Mamj toba, Winnipeg. Born Dummer Town ship, Peterboro County, Ont, Jan. 2! 1879, son of John and Mary Spence. Edt cated country school; high school, Noi wood; College Institute, Peterboro, Ont Victoria College, Toronto Universiti Came to Manitoba 1901. Lecturer Wei ley College, Winnipeg, 1901; Education; Director Young Men's Christian Assj elation, 1906; appointed present positid 1910. Married Mary Alice Clement Winnipeg, 1905; has one son and tv daughters. Club: Y. M. C. A. Indepen ent; Methodist Address: 154 Wain! St, Winnipeg, Man. 548 ROCHFORT SPERLING, Rochfort Henry.—General Manager British Columbia Electric Ry. Co., Vancouver. Born London, England, son of Henry Reginald and Harriet Emma Sperling. Father was founder of Sperling ft Co., stock brokers, London, (England. Educated Eton College; came to British Columbia 1895 and practiced profession electrical engineer Vancouver since. Married Fleurette Lily Macpherson, Vancouver. Club: Junior Carlton of London. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Fishing, shooting. Ad" 1645 Beach Ave., Vancouver, B. C. WHO'S WHO. AND WHY SPENCER, David Scott. Of David Spencer, Ltd., Department Stores, Vancouver and Victoria. Born Victoria, B. C, Sept 30, 1869, son of David and Emma Spencer. Educated Victoria Dry goods merchant British Columbia since 1889. Recreations: Fishing and riding. Address: Victoria, B. C. SPENCER, Thomas Arthur.—Of David Spencer, Ltd., Departmental Stores, Vancouver. Born Victoria, B. C, July 24, 1874, son of David and Emma Spencer. Educated public schools. Married Katherine Potts, 1908. Club: Terminal City. Methodist. Address: Vancouver, B. C. SPINKS, Richard Coupland.—Of Senkler, Spinks ft Van Home, Pacific Bldg., Vancouver. Born Liverpool, May 15, 1876, son of John M. and Jane Spinks. Educated Vancouver. Came to British Columbia 1883, and to Vancouver when it was called Granville, 1886. Practice with Wilson, Senkler ft Bloomfield, 1902- 1909; with present firm since. Served six years with 6th Regiment Rifles. Married Mary M. Dixon 1902. Recreations: Rowing, football. Address: Vancouver, B. C. C. J. V. SPRATT SPRATT, C. J. V.—Shipbuilder; President Victoria Machinery Depot Co., 343 Bay St., Victoria. Born Victoria, B. C, Aug. 1, 1873, son of Joseph Spratt Educated Port Hope. Built Point Ellice Bridge, Victoria; two steel boats for the Imperial Government, steamers for Hudson's Bay Co., C. P. R.; Prince Rupert and Skeena Navigation Co.; and The Domin ion Government. Married Marguerite Ethel Deuel, Sacramento, Cal. Society: Native Sons. 'Recreations: Shooting, motoring. Address: Victoria, B. C. SFROTT, Robert Vancouver Business R. A. -President Institute 336 Hast ings St W., Vancouver; President Westminster Modern Business School; Director Western Empire Life Insurance Advisory Board Empire Co., Seattle; Director Homes, Ltd. Born Os- Grey County, Ont, Co.; member of Life Insurance Vancouver Free prey Township, March 1, 1873, son of Henry and Jane Sprott Educated Collegiate Institute, Collingwood, Ont.; Toronto University; Chicago University; L'Alliance Fran- caise, Paris. Taught school Oshawa high school 1901; high school teacher, Mitchell, Ont., 1902; lecturer French, German and English, Manitoba University, 1902-1903; Fellow Romance Languages, University of Chicago, 1903- 1904. Came to British Columbia and established present school 1904. Married Beatrice C. Van Sickle, Eburne, B. C, 1910. Club: Royal University (Director), boating. Independent glican. Address: Vancouver, B. C. Vancouver Yacht; Recreation: Motor Conservative; An- 70 Second Ave. W., STACEY, Thomas James, J. P.—Secretary-Treasurer, Assessor and Chief of Town Police, Fort Saskatchewan. Born London, England, July 16, 1852, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Grace Elston Stacey. Educated Cousins' Commercial Academy, London, England; City of L*on- don College Night School. Junior clerk Henry Carlebach, Stock Exchange, London, England, 1866; senior clerk Farrel ft Vaughan, Stock Brokers, Stock Exchange, London, 1893. Came to Alberta 1893; farmed with his son 1894; Official Auditor for Alberta; trar Southwark. S. E. Paternal grandfather fought in the Battle of Waterloo. Tradition says thai this branch of the Stacey family were located many years ago in the Hundrec of Hoo. Essex, England. Married Francis Hughes, Southwark, London, England. 1877; has two sons and three daugh Temperance Clubs, Eng- Temperance Hospital; U Recreations: Chess, curl ex-Deputy Regis- London, England. ters. Clubs: land; London K. Alliance. ing, riding, singing. Liberal; Baptist Address: Alta. Tofield St., Fort Saskatchewan STACFOOLE, Richard A.—Of Sharpe Stacpoole ft Elliott, Barristers, Unioi Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Brentwooc Essex, England, Jan. 17, 1869, son o Frank Alexander and Mary Stacpook Educated Merchant Tailors School, Eng land. Came to Manitoba from England 1886; subsequently called to Manitob 550 ALEXANDER BOSWELL STAFFORD STAFFORD, Alexander Boswell. — Of Stafford-Agnew Co., Hardware Merchants, Lethbridge. Trustee City of Lethbridge Sinking Fund; Director Lethbridge Y. M. C. A. Born Westville, N. S., Jan. 7, 1877, son of William and Jane Stafford. Came to Alberta 1883. Educated public and high schools, Lethbridge. Law clerk Conybeare & Galliher, Lethbridge, 1893; hardware clerk J. H. Ashdown Co., Lethbridge, 1894; prospecting Alaska and Yukon, 1896-1899; member of firm Brodie & Stafford, hardware and furniture dealers, Lethbridge, 1899- 1907; established present business 1907. Alderman Lethbridge 1901. Married Mary Donald Macintyre, 1900; has two daughters. Clubs: Chinook, Country. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Lacrosse, tennis, golf, shooting. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Lethbridge, Alta. STANBRIDGE, Wallace George. — Of jStanbridge Realty Co., Real Estate and Financial Agents, 247 Notre Dame Ave., Winnipeg. Born Sussex County, England, Aug. 12, 1881, son of Mathew James and Jennie Stanbridge. Educated Board- ling Schools, England. Came to Manitoba J1902; life insurance business under firm name Stanbridge Bros., Winnipeg, 1902; real estate business, Stanbridge, McKee j& Co., 1904; established under present jname 1906. Interested Golden West Realty Co.; Suburban Realty Co. Mar- pied Annie Matilda Parker, Winnipeg, STANCLIFFE, C. W. Stancliffe gineers and Agents, Mercantile Bldg., Vancouver. Representative of Baldwin Locomotive Works, Philadelphia; Head, Wrightson ft Co., Stockton-on-Tees, England; D. H. & G. Haggie, Sunderland, England; R. Hudson Steel Co., Leeds, England, and Seattle Car Co., Seattle. Born Mirfleld, Yorkshire, England, Oct. 31, 1878, son of John Wheatley and Adelaide Parrott Stancliffe. The Stancliffe family having been connected with the brewing trade for many years. Educated Ayrsgarth and Harrow. Apprentice Lancashire and Yorkshire Ry. Co., WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Harwich; with Charles Clay & Co., Wakefield; Assistant Manager W. J. Bates ft Co., Ltd., Denton, Yorkshire. Has taken out various patents relating to different classes of machinery. Came to British Columbia, 1906. Club: Commercial. Recreations: Fishing and shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Rosemount, Lake View, Vancouver, B. C. STANELAND, Walter E. — Of The Staneland Co., Ltd., Manufacturers of Paints, Colors^, Fort Street, Victoria; branch Prince Rupert Born Toronto, June 8, 1875, son of Samuel Staneland. Educated Toronto. Came to British Columbia, mercantile business, Victoria, since 1898. School Trustee Victoria. Club: Pacific. Address: Victoria, B. C. STAPLES,. 'William D., M. P.—Farmer. Born Fleetwood, Ont., Nov. 10, 1868, son of James and Jane Staples. Educated public schools Fleetwood, high school Lindsey, Ont; Collegiate Institute, Winnipeg. Holds second class teacher's certificate. Elected general election to House of Commons for Macdonald, 1904; re-elected general election 1908; twelve years In Municipal Council as Councillor and Reeve. Married Nellie Metcalf, Treherne, 1892. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Treherne, Man. JAMES STARK, J. P. STARK, James, J. P.—Of James Stark ft Sons, Ltd., Dry Goods Merchants, 29-35 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Dundee, Scotland, May 25, 1845, son of Walter and Elizabeth Stark. Educated Dundee public schools. Came to Canada 1865; dry goods salesman with Robert Struth- Ont; held similar Ont.; employed St. Toronto and Ayr; School Board; came 1892, and commenced ers, St Catharines, position Brantford, George 1873. later member of the Ayr to British Columbia business under the firm name of James Stark. Director Dominion Trust Ce., Ltd.; Trustee and Treasurer for thirteen years St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church; Vice President Pacific Building Society; Justice of the Peace, commissioned May 23, 1899. Received Queen's medal for active service, Fenian Raid, 1866. Married Julia Mitchelhill Leek, 1871; has three sons and two daughters. Societies: A. F. ft A. M. Scottish Rite (32nd deg.); I. O. O. F; R. A. M. Recreation: Motoring. Address: Vancouver, B. C. FRED A. STARKEY STARKEY, Fred A.—Wholesale Produce and Provision Merchant; Director Edward Bailey Mining Co., Ltd.; President Associated Boards of Trade, 1909- 1911. Born Lincolnshire, England, June 1, 1865. Educated private schools England. Farming Manitoba 1882-1883; hotel proprietor, Winnipeg, 1884-1897. Came to British Columbia 1897. Married Matilda King, Winnipeg, 1886; has one daughter. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; S. O. E. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Nelson, B. C. STARR, Frederick H.—Of F. H. Starr ft Co., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, Calgary. Born Peterboro, Ont, Nov. 8, 1885, son of Caleb E. and Jessie Starr. Educated public and high schools Ontario. Came to Alberta 1906. Secretary Canada Life Assurance Co., Calgary, 1906-1907; accountant F. C. Lowes ft Co., Calgary, 1907-1909; Manager Okan agan Valley Land Co., Okanogan Centre B. C, 1909-1910; established presen 552 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY FREDERICK H STARR business 1910. Married Ellen E. Pum- frey, Calgary, 1909. Club: Canadian. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Glencoe, Calgary, Alta. JOSEPH EMMETT STAUFFER STAUFFER, Joseph Emmett, EC L. A. —Farmer. Born Mannasas, Va, Oct 29, 1874 (U. E. L.). Came to Canada as a boy. Educated Berlin, Ont; employed by Dominion Government as Forest Ranger and Homestead Inspector; President Didsbury Board of Trade; Principal Didsbury Public Schools. Represents Didsbury, Alberta Legislature. Married Emma Ernst 1906. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Didsbury, Alta STEAD, George H.—Superintendent western lines, Canadian Northern Railway Telegraphs, Winnipeg. Born Ec- cles, near Manchester, England, April 29, 1875. son of George Strafford and R. A. Stead. Educated Eccles. Came to Winnipeg, 1888; check clerk, G. N. W. .Telegraphs, Winnipeg, 1889. Club: Assiniboine. Recreations: rowing, hockey, snowshoeing. Anglican. Address: Norwood Man. STEAD, Hay Strafford.—Associate Editor, Winnipeg Saturday Post. Born Eccles, England, Oct. 26, 1872, son of George Strafford and Rachel Agnes Stead. Educated College Institute, Eccles; Grammar School, Manchester, England. Came to Manitoba, 1889. Secretary to Superintendent, G. N. W. Telegraph Co., Winnipeg, 1890; clerk, Hudson's Bay Co., 1892-1905; cartoonist, Manitoba Free Press, 1900-1909; associate editor, Winnipeg Saturday Post since 1909. Married Emily Bertha Earle, 1897. Address: Suite 11, Grosvenor Court, Fort Rouge, Winnipeg, Man. STEAD, Robert James Campbell—Secretary Alberta Automobile Co., Ltd., High River. Born Lanark County, Ont., Sept. 4, 1880, son of Richard and. Mary Stead. Educated public schools. Came to Manitoba, 1882. Engaged lumber business, R. T. Stead ft Son, Cartwright, Man., 1898; established "Review" newspaper, Cartwright, 1899; accepted present position, 1910. Served as councillor, High River, 1911. Author of "The Empire Builders" (verse); contributor to magazines and periodicals. Married Nettie May Wallace Cartwright, Man., 1901; has one son. Address: High River, Alta. STE ADM AN, Thomas Hatchard—Proprietor, Queen's Hotel, Macleod; interested city and farm property and British Columbia coal lands. Born Havant, Hants., England, Aug. 30, 1854, son of William and Anna Steadman. Educated public schools, England. Came to Canada, 1874; served with N. W. M. P., 1875-1878; livery business, Macleod, 1883-1890; built Queen's Hotel, 1903; president, Macleod Separate School Board; served as councillor, Macleod, many years; vice-president and chairman, board of directors, Macleod City Hospital; president, Macleod Horse Show Association; secretary, Southern Alberta Turf Association; president, Macleod Curling Club. Married Annie Theis, Macleod, .1895; has one son and one daughter. Recreations: horses; curling. Liberal; Roman Catholic. Address: Queen's Hotel, Macleod, Alta. 553 esters, talion, shires) WHO'S WHO, STEEL, George, M. L. A.—Farmer. Born Ayrshire, Scotland, June 3, 1858, son of John and Isabella Steel. Educated Lorn and Dallegles public schools. Elected to Legislature for Cypress, 1899; re-elected, 1903, 1907 and 1910. Presbyterian; Conservative. Address: Glenboro, Man. STEELE, Col. Samuel Benfield, C. B., M. V. O.—Fort Osborne Barracks, Winnipeg. Born Medonte, Simcoe County, Ont., Jan. 5, 1849, son of Capt. Elmes Steele, R. N., and Anne Macdonald Steele. Educated: Orillia, Ont.; British American Commercial College, Toronto. Served with 35th Battalion, Simcoe For- 1866; qualified with 2nd Bat- 17th Regiment (now Leicester- ; served 1 enian Raids, 1866-1870; Red River Expedition, 1870 (medal with three clasps); joined Canadian Permanent Artillery on return of expedition; joined North West Mounted Police, 1873; Inspector, 1878; Superintendent, 1885; served campaign, 1885 North West Territory, present action of Frenchman's Butte; commanded Mounted Force pursuit of Big Bear's Band and the Wood Crees (medal and clasps), commanded "D". Division, North West Mounted Police, expedition into Kootenay, British Columbia, to restore order; commanded North West Mounted Police posts on summits of White and Chilkoot passes during rush of miners into Klondyke, 1898; magistrate and had charge of Customs (thanked by Governor-General in Council); commanded North West Mounted Police, in Yukon territory during organization of same, 1898-18*^9: member of council of territory; commandant Strathcona Horse, Boer War (despatches twice; Queen's medal, three clasps; King's medal, two clasps)'; regiment presented with King's colors and medals by King Edward VII.; commanding Military District No. 11, Canada. Married Marie Elizabeth Harwood. Seigneur of Vadrueil, Quebec, 1890; has one son and two daughters. Recreations: riding, big game shooting, swimming, boating, and all outdoor sports. Address: 353 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. STEIN, William Thomas—Chartered Accountant, 319 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Edinburgh, Scotland, March 22, 1867, son of Charles and Janet Stein. Educated Edinburgh, Scotland. Came to British Columbia, 1892; practiced since 1893; president, Institute of Chartered Accountants of British Columbia; Council of Dominion Association of Chartered Accountants. Married Margaret Elizabeth Mainely, 1893; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Terminal City; North Vancouver. Societies: I. O. F.; A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: boating, fishing. Address: 10th St., North Vancouver, B. O. AND WHY JOHN STEINBRECHER. John—Real Calgary Estate presi- STEINBRECHER, Broker, 118 9th Ave., W dent Sandstone Brick ft Sewer Pipe Co., Ltd.; vice-president, Bonnie-Brae Coal ft Quarries Co., Ltd. Born Denhoff. Russia, Dec. 11, 1853, son of Henry and Elizabeth Steinbrecher. Educated Denhoff. Merchant, Middle Western States, 1880-1905. Came to Alberta, 1905; organized German-American Colonization Co., Ltd., 1906, of which he is president; has handled 100,000 acres of land since organization; member Calgary Board of Trade. Married Rose Davis; has two sons and one daughter. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 820 1st St., N.W. Crescent Heights, Calgary, Alberta. • STEPHENS, George F.—Of G. F. Stephens ft Co., Ltd., Paint Manufacturers, 170-176 Market St., Winnipeg. Born Collingwood, Ont, April, 7, 1851, son of James Dawson and Mary Stephens. Educated Collingwood grammar school. Wholesale hardware business. Montreal, 1871. Came to Winnipeg, 1882,] and established present business (Incorporated, 1901). President, Y. M. C. A., 1903-1911. Married Alice M. Christie, Bowmanville, Ont, 1880; has two sons.: Address: 3 Willmot Place, Winnipeg. Man. STEPHENS, Henry — Manufacturers, of Stephens Brick Company, Saskatchewan Ave., Portage la Prairie. Borni Guelph, Ont, March 11, 1865, son of James and Susan Stephens. Educated public schools near Wiarton, Ont. Farmed near Wharton; engaged as millwright with Lake of the Woods Milling Co., 554 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HENRY STEPHENS. Keewatin, Ont., 1889-1898. Came to Manitoba, 1898, and engaged present business. Member Public Parks Board, Portage la Prairie, since 1904. Married Lillian C. Porter, Edmonton, Alta., 1896; has three sons and two daughters. Clubs: Portage; Adanac, Winnipeg. Societies: A. F. ft A. M. (32nd degree); Shriner; I. O. O. F. Conservative; Christian Scientist. Address: Fourth St., S. E., Portage la Prairie, Man. STEPHENSON, Alvin H.—Of Archer ft Stephenson, Real Estate Agents, 692 Broadway, W., Vancouver. Born Dorset Ont., Nov. 25, 1878, son of William and Mary Stephenson. Educated: public and high schools, Huntsville, Ont; Port Hope, Ont.; Ontario Business College, Belleville, Ont. General Store, Ontario, 1895-1900; manager, private bank, 1900-1902; lumber business, Huntsville, Ont, 1902-1904; manager, credit department, International Harvester Co., Regina, 1904-1909. Came to British Columbia and established present business, 1909. Notary public. Served as sergeant 16th C. M. R., Regina; chief of fire department, Nokomis, Sask. Recreations: riding, yachting, fishing, shooting. Address: 1731 Fifth Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. STEVENS, John T.—Of John T. Stevens Trust Co., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 333 Homer St., Vancouver. Born Middlesex, England, April 20, 1861, son of Thomas and Mary Ann Stevens. Educated public schools, Middlesex. Engaged in real estate and building business, England and Australia 1882-1905. Came to British Columbia 1908. Member Vancouver Mining Exchange; member Vancouver Board of Trade; Vancou- J. T. STEVENS. ver Tourist Association; vice-president. Sailors ft Loggers' Institute; Burard Cricket Club. Married Fanny Quait Hodder, 1881 (deceased); married Florence Pipe, London, England, 1901; has six sons and eight daughters. Clubs: Canadian; Terminal City. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: cricket, travel. Conservative; Baptist Address: 1035 11th Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. STEVENSON, F. W.—Of F. W. Stevenson ft Co., Stock Brokers, Pemberton Block, Victoria. Born Napanee, Ont., Oct. 19, 1881, son of W. G. and Margaret M.. Stevenson. Educated Victoria. Broker, Victoria, 1900. Came to British Columbia, 1884. Member Chicago Board of Trade; member Victoria Stockbrokers' Association. Married Nellie Edna Gray, Victoria; has two daughters. Club: Pacific. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: hunting and fishing. Address: 852 Pembertori Road, Victoria, B. C. STEVENSON, John James, M. L. A.— Lumber Merchant. Born Russell, Ont, May 11, 1873, son of John and Eliza Jane Stevenson. Educated Russell and Ottawa. Elected to Saskatoon Legislature for Francis, 1908. Married Jennie Canning, 1899; has one son. Presbyterian; Liberal. Address: Tyvan, Sask. STEVENSON, Physician. Born Thomas Hastings, Ont. M. D. , May 2, 1872, son of James and Susan Stevenson. Educated high schools, Campbellford, Ont; Toronto University. Taught school, Dartford, Ont, 1890. Came to Alberta, 1904. Coroner; City [Health Officer; president of Wetaskiwin Liberal Association. Societies: A. F. ft A M * C. O. F. Address: Wetaskiwin, Alta •555 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY H. H. STE VENS, M. P. STEVENS, Henry H., M. P.—Accountant Broker, 601 Cotton Bldg., Vancouver. Born Bristol, England, Dec 8, 1878, son of Richard H. and Mary J. Stevens. Educated England and Ontario. Came to British Columbia 1894. Bookkeeper, Vancouver, 1901, being subsequently engaged as secretary and chief accountant to Dominion Trust Co.; director, Western Engine Supply Co., Ltd.; director, Pa cific Tin Mining ft Smelting Co., Ltd.; director, Terminal City Press; Alderman, Vancouver City, 1910; elected to House of Commons for Vancouver, 1911; directoi Carnegie Library; director, Art Historical Association. Married Gertrude M Glover, 1905; has one son and one daugh ter. Recreations: basket ball, all outdoor sports. Conservative; Methodist Address: 1451 Twelfth Ave., E., Van couver, B. C. 556 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY WILLIAM STEVENSON, STEVENSON, William. — Manager, Bank of Montreal, Fort William, Ona. Born Quebec, July 31, 1855, son of Michael and Agnes Currie Stevenson. Educated St. Andrew's Church School, Quebec. Entered Bank of Montreal as .inn— ior, Quebec, 1872; came to Ontarie 1900. Married Jessie G. C MacKenzie, daughter of Walter MacKenzie, Picton, Ont., 1889; has three sons and two daughters. Club: Kaministikwla, Fort William. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: hunting. Presbyterian. Address: 333 Catharine St., Fort William, Ont. CHARLES ARTHUR C. STEWARD. STEWARD. Charles Arthur C. — Of Steward ft Syer, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, Penticton. Bora London, England, Feb. 24, 1873, son of Frederick William and Georgina Steward. Educated private schools, England and Ger many. Came to British Columbia, 1896; mining and prospecting, 1897-1900; served with Padget's Horse, South African War, 1900-1901; hotel business, Penticton, 1902-1904; furniture business, 1904-1908; established present business, 1908. Member, Penticton Board of Trade; Municipal Councillor. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: hunting, motoring. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Penticton, B. C. STEWART, Alex.—Iron and Brass Founder, British Columbia. Foundry and Engine Works, Ltd., Victoria. Born Glasgow, Scotland, May 6, 1850, son of John and Janet Stewart. Educated common schools, Port Glasgow, Scotland. Came to British Columbia, 1886. Foreman, Albion Iron Works, Victoria, 1887- 1904; managing director present firm since 1904. School trustee, 1905-1908. Married Isabella McFaun, Port Glasgow, Scotland, 1877; has eight sons and one daughter. Address: Constance Ave., Esquimalt, B. C. STEWART, Charles, M. L. A.—Farmer. Born Strabane, Ont, Aug. 26, 1868, son of Charles and Catherine Stewart Educated .Strabane. Represents Sedgewick, Alberta Legislature. Married Jane R. Sneath, 1891; has four sons and four daughters. Liberal; Anglican. Address Killam, Alta CHARLES JOHN STEWART. STEWART, Charles John, M. D., C. M., L. R. C. P., M. R. C. S.—Physician and Surgeon, Lineham Block, Calgary. Born Russell, Ont, Aug. 2, 1871, son of John and Margaret McLaren Stewart. Edu- 557 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY cated public schools, school, Kemptville, Ont. tute, Morrisburg, Ont; Russell; high ; College Insti- McGill Univer- sity.' Taught school, Morewood, Ont, 1893-1897; McGill student, 1897-1901; came to Alberta and engaged practice of medicine, Calgary, 1901. Unsuccessful Liberal candidate for Federal House, 1904 and 1908. Member medical staff, Calgary General Hospital; member Alberta Medical Council. Married Ethel Hattie Buckland, 1905. Club: Alberta. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; I. O. O. F; I. O. F. Recreations: Fishing, hunting, baseball. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Yale Hotel, Calgary, Alta. DONALD MALCOLM STEWART. STEWART, Donald Malcolm.—Proprietor Pioneer Steam Laundry, Vancouver. 1862, Edu- Ont, Ont., Born Glengarry County, March 1, son of Norman and Annie Stewart, cated Ontario. Clerk, Dunvegan, 1884, and later at Vankleek Hill, and St. Thomas, Ont. Came to British Columbia, 1889, and went to Seattle, Wash., where learned laundry business; purchased present business, 1902. Chairman House Committee, Vancouver General Hospital; president of board of Alexander Orphanage; Alderman, 1903-1908. Married Mary E Brown, Vancouver, 1896; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F.; K. of P. Recreation: Driving, gardening. Address: 1966 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. STEWART, Rrederick Henry.—Real Estate and Financial Broker, Nanton Bldg., Winnipeg. Born London, Ont., 1872, son of George Henry and Dora Graham Stewart. Came to Manitoba, 1884. Educated public schools, Winni- FREDERICK HENRY STEWART, • peg. Clerk, Dun, Wiman ft Co., Winnipeg, 1887; continued with them and their successors, R. G. Dun ft Co., Winnipeg and Ottawa, until 1902; entered into partnership with George A. Glines, 1902; in 1906 bought out Mr. Glines and continued alone as Glines ft Stewart, Ltd., until 1911, when name was changed to Fred H. Stewart ft Co. Hon. secretary- treasurer, Winnipeg Real Estate Exchange; member Winnipeg Stock Exchange; lieutenant H. Company, 79th Cameron Highlanders. Clubs: Manitoba; St Charles Country; Winnipeg Golf; Western Military Institute. Recreation: golf. Address: 507 Wardlow Ave., Winnipeg, Man. STEWART, John, J. P.—Real Estate Agent, Ladysmith, B. C. Born Glasgow, Scotland, Oct. 29, 1864, son of John and Isabelle Stewart. Educated Hamilton Academy, Hamilton, Scotland. Junior, Royal Bank of Scotland, Glasgow, 1879: London office of same bank, 1884. Came to Vancouver and joined staff of Bank of British Columbia, 1889; Nelson branch, 1892; Victoria branch, 1898; accountant, Nanaimo branch, 1899; opened Ladysmith branch, Canadian Bank of Commerce, 1902; resigned 1904 to engage present business. Notary public, deputy registrar county court, Nanaimo, and deputy mining recorder. Unsuccessfully contested Newcastle District, Provincial elections, 1909. Married Edith Clarke, Vancouver, 1893; has one son and one Nanaimo. Society: Address: Roberts St., daughter Club: A. F ft A. M. Ladysmith, B. C. STEWART, John Duncan, M. L. A.— Farmer. Born Perth County, Oct. 16, 1859, of Canadian parentage. Educated Perth County public schools. Manager for three years of the Areola Farmers' Elevator Co. Defeated, 1902, for 7erri-i torial Legislature. Elected Saskatchewan 558 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Legislature for Cannington, 1905; elected, 1908. Presbyterian: Liberal, dress: Areola, Sask. County, gus and schools, Clinton, STEWART, Reginald.—Of Stewart & Charman, Barristers, Dominion Bank Bldg., Calgary. Born Georgetown, P. E. I., March 18, 1879, son of Ewen and Catherine Stewart. Educated Prince Edward College, Charlottetown, P. E. I. Practiced under firm name J. A. McDonald ft Stewart Charlottetown, 1900- 1904; moved to Calgary and practiced with Clifford Jones, 1904-1905; with Hall Calgary, 1905-1907; estab- 1907. Served as captain, 103d Rifles, Calgary. Mar- Jameson, Calgary, 1907. Club: Societies; JOHN WILLIAM WILLOUGHBY STEWART, STEWART, John William Willoughby. —Managing Director, Monarch Life Assurance Company, Winnipeg. Born Simcoe County, Ont, July 29, 1868, son of Robert and Ann Stewart. Educated College Institute Collingwood, Ont Junior clerk with the Charles Stark Co., Ltd., Toronto, 1885. Came to Manitoba, 1897, and engaged with the Imperial Life Assurance Co., 1897-1906; managing director, Monarch Life Assurance Co. since 1906; vice-president, The Royal Canadian Securities Co., Ltd. Served with Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto, four years. Married Florence Fish, daughter of Rev. Charles Fish, Toronto, 1897; has one daughter. Club: Commercial. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Independent; Methodist. Address: Harvard Ave., Winnipeg, Man. STEWART, Peter Donald, M. D.— Physician and Surgeon, Bowerman Block, Saskatoon. Born Lucknow, Bruce Ont, Sept 13, 1865, son of An- Sarah Stewart. Educated public Lucknow; College Institute, Ont.; Manitoba College. Came to Winnipeg, 1889; taught school near Brandon, Man., and later near Carberry, Man.; principal of public schools, Gladstone, Man., 1896-1897; practiced Saskatoon, 1902; formed partnership with brother under firm name of Drs. P. D. ft H. A. Stewart, 1906. Member of Council of Board of Trade, 1903-1904; City Medical Health Officer, 1903. Lieutenant, Canadian Army Medical Corps. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F; K. of P. Recreations: curling, football, tennis, hunting, shooting. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Saskatoon, Sask. ft Stewart, lished firm, Company F, ried Ruby Calgary. A. F. & A. M.; C. O. F. Recreations: all outdoor sports. Conservative: Presbyterian. Address: 1510 Fourth St., W., Calgary, Alta. STEWART, Robert Muschet, J. P.— Manager Stewart Land Co., Stewart. Born Dalkeith, Scotland, July 6, 1868, son of George and Eliza Stewart. Educated Grange Academy, Edinburgh. Wholesale druggist, Edinburgh. Came to British Columbia, 1891. Has held office as deputy mining recorder, postmaster and customs officer, Stewart. Married Lottie L. Targoose, Victoria, B. C.; has one daughter. Club: Stewart. Address: Stewart, B. C. STILES, Henry Brougham.—Of Stiles ft Humphries, 261 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Mitchell, Ont, Dec. 1, 1866, son of Edward and Hannah Stiles. Educated Mitchell public schools. Came to Winnipeg, merchant, 1879; also interested real estate. Married Lillian Har- greaves, Winnipeg, 1897. Clubs: Canadian. Societies: Y. M. C. A.; A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: shooting, curling. Independent; Baptist. Address: 148 Stradbrooke Ave, Winnipeg, Man. STILLMAN, Rev. Pastor of Grandview Vancouver Methodist ford, Ont, and Eliza Robert Forbes.— Methodist Church, ; secretary British Columbia Conference. Born Campbell- Oct 25, 1868, son of James Waters Stillman. Educated high school, Campbellford; Victoria College and Toronto University. Came to British Columbia, 1899, as first pastor of Methodist Church, Fernie. Married Florence M. Elliott, Omemee, Ont, 1899; has one son and three daughters. In- deendent; Methodist. Address: 1875 Venables St., Vancouver, B. C. STIRRETT, Archibald Campbell. — Manager, Credit Foncier Franco Canadien, 833 Hastings St., W., Vancouver; manager, La Societe d'Administration Generate; general manager, Royal Exchange Assurance Co. Born Lambton County, Ont, Sept. 26, 1864, son of John and Martha Stirrett Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Strathroy, Ont Came to British Columbia, 559 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY 1890. With Robert Ward ft Co., Vancouver, 1890-1899; inspector of insurance for Ceperley & Rounsefell, Vancouver, 1899-1910; present position since 1910. Married Annie McLean, Vancouver, 1891. Club: Terminal City. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: motoring. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 1329 Robson St., Vancouver, B. C. STIRTON, James.—Postmaster, Morden. Born Guelph, Ont, Dec 9, 1847, son of David Stirton (M. P., 1856-1876) and Henrietta Stirton. Educated public schools, near Guelph. Commenced career as farmer, 1869; came to Manitoba, 1879, and settled Morden, 1892. Was member of first council of South Dufferin. Married Maggie Martin (de- -ceased); married Elizabeth Barclay (deceased) ; has three sons and five daughters. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Morden, Man. STIRTON* J. W., J. P.—Proprietor Auto Transit Co., Ashcroft. Born Gren- ville County, Ont, son of George Stirton. Educated public schools, Grenville County. Came to British Columbia, 1871, after assisting completion of first railroad to Pacific Coast; had experience in Omanica placer mines. Commenced career as contractor, Victoria, B. C, 1872. Owner of farm, coal and mineral lands. Married Elizabeth Hall, Chilliwack, B. C; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Address: Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. STOBART, F. W.—President and General Manager, Stobart, Ltd., Winnipeg; vice-president Canadian Fire Insurance Co.; member advisory board, Edinburgh Life Insurance Co.; director, Winnipeg General Hospital. Born Durham, England, Jan. 27, 1859, son of William Stobart Educated privately and Wellington College, as marine engineer. Came to Canada, 1880, to look after interests of his father, who had established fur trading business Western Canada Present business established, 1899. Address: McDermott & King Sts., Winnipeg, Man. STOCKFORD, Oliver Barton, B. L. C. —Barrister. Born St. John, N. B., Feb. 27, 1870, son of Isaac Thomas and Elizabeth Barton Stockford. Educated public schools, St. John; Law School, King's College University. Law student with C. A. Stockton, St. John, 1890; called to New Brunswick bar, 1895; came to Alberta, 1900; called to Northwest Territory bar, 1901; practiced Okotoks, 1901; member bars of Saskatchewan and Alberta; solicitor for Okotoks since organization, 1905. Independent; Disciple of Christ. Address: Okotoks, Alta. WILLIAM JOHN STOKES. STOKES, William John.—Proprietor Empire Hotel, Calgary. Born Quebec, April 10, 1868, son of William and Mary Ann Stokes. Educated public schools, Windsor, Ont. Telegraph operator, Lake Erie ft Detroit River Ry., McGregor, Ont, 1886-1903; came to Alberta 1903; cashier, C. P. R., Strathcona 1903-1904; clothing business, Calgary, 1904-1905; grocery business as Calgary Provision Co., Calgary, 1905. Married Maggie Armstrong, Newbury, Ont, 1893; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Calgary; Alberta. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. F. Recreation: shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1509 Second St., W., Qalgary, Alta. STONE, Henry Athelstan.—Managing Director, Gault Bros., Ltd., Wholesale Dry Goods, 361 Water St., Vancouver; director, E. H. Heaps Co., Ltd.; president Vancouver Board of Trade, 1909- 1910. Born London, England, Aug. 5, 1861, son of William Stone. Educated England. Came to Canada, 1882; retail dry goods business as Armson ft Stone, Toronto, 1882-1891; residential European buyer for S. F. McKinnon & Co. and Thomas May ft Co., London, England, 1891-1902. Served with I Company, Q. O. R., Toronto, 1883. Married Beatrice Philips, London, England, 1886; has one son and two daughters. Club: Terminal City. Recreations: gardening, yachting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1248 Davie St, Vancouver, B. C. 560 THOMAS STRAIN, Thomas B. — Secretary- treasurer International Finance Co., Ltd., 132 Jasper Ave., E., Edmonton; secretary-treasurer Peace River, Collieries, Ltd.; seeretary-treasurer First National Securities, Ltd. Bora Red- ditch, Worcestershire, England, Sept. 26, 1879, son of Albert and Catherine Strain. Educated private schools England. Lumber business, United States, 1900-1902; with Osgoode & Blodgett, St. Paul, Minn.; with D. J. MacMahon, real estate broker, St Paul, Minn., 1902-1906; interested in British Columbia real estate, Vancouver and Prince Rupert, 1906-1908; established present business, 1911. Married Lucie Emily Upst'one, Redditch, 1906. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Edmonton, Alta. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY for twenty Ada Mc- 1882; has STONE, George L.—Clerk of Crown Pleas and Surrogate Court, Northern Judicial District, Minnedosa. Born Perth, Ont, March 7, 1858, son of Robert and Susan Little Stone. Educated high schools, Perth, Ont. Came to Manitoba, 1878; lumber and implement business, Rapid City, Man., until 1909; Postmaster, Rapid City, Man., until 1909; appointed to present position, 1909; chairman, Minnedosa Hospital Board; president Marquette Conservative Association for six years; Mayor of Rapid City one year; Councillor, Rapid City, twelve years; chairman of School Board, two years; member of School Board years. Married Margaret Naught Rapid City, Man., four sons and four daughters. Society: A. F. ft A. M. (Past District Deputy Grand Master). Recreations: curling, bowling. Liberal-Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Minnedosa, Man. ST OBEY, Edgar M.—Of Storey ft Van Egmond, Architects, Regina Born Cherry Valley, Prince, Edward County, Ont, Sept 16, 1863, son of Peter and Alzina Storey. Educated high schools, Sydenham, Ont., and Brooklyn, N. Y. Office of R. P. White, architect, New York, 1880-1893; business for himself, Kingston, Ont, 1893-1895; came to Regina, 1906, forming present firm, which has designed General Hospital, King's Hotel, Y. M. C. A., Carnegie Public Library, three public schools, Regina. Married Phoebe Laturney, Kingston, Ont, 1887; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Assiniboia; Saskatoon; Canadian; Regina Boat and Gun. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Liberal; Anglican. Address:" 2123 Albert St., Regina, Sask. STRANG, Andrew.—Collector of Customs, Port of Winnipeg; member of Strang ft Co., Ltd., wholesale liquors, 233 Fort St., Winnipeg. Born Montreal, March 9, 1849, son of Struthers and Janet Strang. Educated Hamilton. With G. T. R., Toronto, 1865. Came to Winnipeg, 1868, as representative of number of Hamilton merchants. Elected to the first Council of Winnipeg, 1874; treasurer and active member of Winnipeg Board of Trade sixteen years; Exhibition Board member seven years, president one year; director of Winnipeg General Hospital. Married Ann Harriott Sinclair, St. Andrews, Man., 1870; has six sons and four daughters. Club: Manitoba. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 61 Edmonton St., Winnipeg, Man. STRATTON, Ira.—Editor of the Stonewall Argus; general secretary of the Canadian Postmasters' Association, Stonewall. Born Trenton, Ont, Aug. 6, 1865, son of Cyrus and Anna Stratton. Educated public schools, Northumberland County, Ont. Taught school, Mor- ganston, Ont, 1885; came to Stonewall, 1889; postmaster for a number of years; general land guide for Dominion Government, 1902. Has been closely identified with the organization of the Canadian Postmasters' Association, being secretary of the Manitoba Postmasters' Association since its foundation, 1903, and instrumental formation of similar bodies other provinces, and finally of the federal organization, of which he is general secretary, and which has a membership of over 6000. Chairman, Stonewall High School Board; secretary, Stonewall Board of Trade since 1901; president of Liberal Association for federal constituency of Selkirk and Liberal candidate for Rockwood, Manitoba Legislature, 1910. Societies- I. O. O. F; A. O. U. W. Maccabees. Address: Stonewall, Man. JAMES STRATTON, STRATTON, James.—National Triist Co. Bldg., Saskatoon. Born Edinburgh, Scotland, Feb. 1, 1854, son of Charles and Helen Stratton. Educated Normal and Royal High Schools, Edinburgh; Edinburgh University. Employed as articled clerk in solicitor's office five years; came to New Brunswick, 1873, entering office of late S. R. Thomson, Q. C, as student-at-law; admitted to New Brunswick bar, 1881, partnership with George C. Gilbert, Q. C, later with J. Douglas Hazen, Q. C, in St. John, N. B.; practiced Ottawa, 1897-1905, when settled Saskatoon. Also engaged in construction of Tobique Valley Railway, which he afterwards leased to the C. P. R. for term of 99 years. Agent of Attorney- General; agent of Minister of Justice, Saskatoon. Formerly director, Ottawa, Brockville ft St. Lawrence Ry. Co. Married Lulu A. R. King, St John, N. B., 1886; has one daughter. Club: Saskatoon. Societies: St. Andrew's; non-resident Fellow Royal Colonial Institute. Recreations: golf, curling. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 623 Twentv-fifth St., E., Saskatoon, Sask. 562 STRONG, Louis Philip.—General Man- ' Secretary, Alberta-Pacific Ele vator Co., Ltd.; secretary-treasurer, Coast Timber ft Traing Co.; secretary- treasurer, A. B. C. Development Co.; secretary-treasurer, U. S. and B. C. Timber Co.; vice-president and general manager, Globe Elevator Co.; vice-president, Herald Western Printing Co.; president, A. B. C. Insurance Agency; director, Columbia Fire Insurance Co.; director, Sovereign Trust Co.; director Calgary Grain Exchange. Born Scipio, N. Y., July 24, 1867, son of Philip and Cornelia J. Strong. Educated district public school; Sherwood Select School, Sherwood, N. Y.; Clinton Liberal Insti tute, Fort Plain, N. Y. Teacher in Clinton Liberal Institute, Fort Plain, N. Y., 1887-1890; civil engineer with T. B. Walker, Minneapolis, Minn., 1890-1891; in hardware, furniture and implement business under firm name of McAdam ft Strong, Neche, N. D., 1892-1902; partner in Sayer-Strong Grain ft Mercantile Co., Ltd., Harvey, N. p., 1903-1906; engaged in present business with fifteen elevators, 1905.; now have seventy elevators and two terminals, with largest grain business in Alberta. Married Julia A. Mullins; has one son and three daughters. Societies: K. of P.; A. O. U. W.; B. P. O. E.; I. O. O. F Recreation: baseball. Address: Calgary, Alta. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY STRATTON, William Aikins, B. A.— Manager, Bank of Toronto, Calgary. Born Toronto, June 24, 1877, son of William Cox and Rose A. Stratton. Educated Harbord College Institute; Toronto University. Came to Alberta and appointed manager Calgary branch, Bank of Toronto, 1909. Married Ada Somerville, 1907; has one daughter. Clubs: Ranchmen's, Calgary; Royal Canadian Yacht, Toronto. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: tennis, golf. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 928 Fifteenth Ave. W., Calgary, Alta. BERT A. STRINGER STRINGER, Bert A.—Real Estate and Financial Broker, Eighth Ave., W., Calgary; president Canadian Trust ft Loan Co. Born Chatham, Ont., Jan. 22, 1880, son of Hugh A. and Margaret Wilson Stringer. Educated public.schools, London, Ont Engineer,' American Government Havana 1899; represented A. Bul- den ft Co., hardware merchante Panama Canal, selling hardware to American Government 1905; ranching near Calgary previous to engaging present business. Married Esther Stewart, Saginaw, Mich., 1910. Recreations: football, hockey. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Mount Royal, Calgary, Alta. STUART, Alexander, X. C.—Barrister, 209 Jasper Ave. E., Edmonton. Bora Halton County, Ont, Aug. 14, 1852, son of Charles and Hannah Stuart Educated public schools, Middlesex County, Ont; Normal School, Toronto. Practiced Glencoe, Ont, 1881; practiced, London, Ont., 1899-1909. Came to Edmonton, 1909. President, Children's Aid Society. Married Emma Margaret WTaite, Glencoe, 1891; has four sons and two daughters. Club! Edmonton. Tastes*: reading historical and biographical literature. Independent; Liberal. Address: 420 Stoney Plain Road, Edmonton, Alta HON. CHARLES ALLAN STUART. STUART, Hon. Charles Allan, B. A., LL.B.—Judge of Supreme Court of Alberta Born Caradoc, Middlesex County, Ont, Aug. 3, 1864, son of Charles and Hannah Stuart Educated Collegiate Institute, Strathroy, Ont; University of Toronto; Columbia College, New York; Osgoode Hall; (gold medalist, classics, University, Toronto, 1891). Called to bar of Ontario, 1896; called to bar of Northwest Territories, 1898; member of first Legislature of Alberta for Gleichen, 1905; appointed Judge of Supreme Court of Northwest Territories (Alberta and Saskatchewan), 1906; appointed to present office, 1907; appointed chancellor of University of Alberta, 1908. Married Beatrice Roxborough, Norwood, Ont; has three sons. Recreations: riding, canoeing, fishing. Address: Calgary, Alta. STUART, Lieut. Col. James Duff.— Vice-President Clarke and Stuart Co., Ltd., Stationers, 320 Seymour St, Vancouver. Born Dufftown, Scotland, May 20, 1866, son of Robert and Margaret Stuart Came to British Columbia, 1889, and entered mercantile business, 1894. lieutenant-colonel commanding 6th Regiment D. C. O. R.; adjutant Canadian Rifle Team at Bisley, 1907. Married Mary Connon, 1893; has four sons and three daughters. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City. Recreation: shooting. Address: 1220 Georgia St., Vancouver, B. C. 564 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY JOHN M. STUART, C. A. (Scot), C. P. A. (U. S. A.) STUART, John M., C. A. (Scot.), C. P. A. (U. S. A.)—Marwick, Mitchell ft Co., Chartered Accountants, 1211 McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Glasgow, Scotland, May 11, 1882, son of Robert Stuart, Bearsden, Scotland. Educated Allan Glen's School, Technical College and Glasgow University. Student and apprentice chartered accountant's office, Glasgow, 1897. Came to United States, and to Winnipeg, 1906. Has twelve years with 5 th Highland Infantry, Scotland, and as lieutenant 90th Regiment, Winnipeg. Clubs: Manitoba; Military Institute; Adanac; 190b, served Light Clef; land canoeing, servative Hargrave Travellers; Rowing; Canoe; High- and Burns. Recreations: sailing, snowshoeing, curling. Con- Protestant Address: 176 St., Winnipej Man. STUBBS, Lewis St. George, LL.B.— Barrister. Born Turks Islands, West Indies, June 14, 1878, son of Alfred and Mary Stubbs. Educated Denstone College, Staffordshire England; Cambridge University; Manitoba University. Practiced with Rothwell, Johnson ft Stubbs, Winnipeg, 1906; came to Birtle, 1908, as successbr to Hon. C. J. Meikle. Served South African war, Suffolk Regiment with Cambridge University contingent Married Mary Wilcock, Winnipeg, 1904; has one son and two daughters. Liberal; Anglican. Recreations: riding, driving, cricket, tennis. Address: Birtle, Man. STUDD, Edward Arthur Chichester.— Financial Broker, 728 Hastings St., W., Vancouver. Director, Pollock Mines; Vancouver Map ft Blue* Print Co. Born Oxton, Devon, England, March 13, 1880, son of Edward Studd. Educated Eton. Came to British Columbia, 1904. Mar ried Eva Holmes. Clubs:- Vancouver; Western; Vancouver Motor; Devon; Cornwall; Somerset. Address: Shaugh- nessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. JAMES FREDERICK AUGUSTUS STULL. STULL, James Frederick Augustus.— Postmaster, Prince Albert. Born near Glen William, Ont., March 31, 1843, son of William and Ann Stull. Educated public schools, Glen William, and Rock- wood Academy, Ont Taught school, Rothsay, Ont, 1863; taught school Guelph, Ont, 1867; moved to Portage La Prairie, Man., 1882, and principal of pub- lie school till 1885; principal of public school, Prince Albert, Sask., 1885-96; first secretary-treasurer, City of Prince Albert, 1886-1892; councillor, 1892-1896; appointed postmaster, 1897; member school board, 1898-1902 (chairman three times), 1910-1911; Mayor, 1902-1903. Married Sarah Lines, Rothsay, Ont, 1867 (deceased); married Anna McArthur, Rothsay, Ont, 1878 (deceased); married Elizabeth Shannon, Prince Albert, 1888 (deceased); has one son and four daughters. Societies: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations": athletics, baseball, football. Presbyterian. Address: 122 Tenth St, Prince Albert Sask. SUITOR, David.—Vice-president, Calgary Iron Works, Ltd., 412 Ninth Ave., E., Calgary. Born Beauce, Que., Nov. 27, 1859, son of David and Mary Suitor. Educated public schools, Megantic, Que. Copper mining, Ely mine, Orange County, Vermont, 1879-1881; machinist, Brown Bros., Danville, Que, 1882-1885. Came to Alberta, 1886; varied occupations, Calgary, 1886-1887; established 565 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Society curling, hunting. Liberal rian. Address: Kelowna, B. Presbyte- C. DAVID SUITOR. present business, 1887. Married Mabel Black, 1893; has five sons. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 611 Eighth Ave. E., Calgary, Alta. SULLEY, William—Of E. H. Heaps & Co., Lumber Dealers, Vancouver. Bora Nottingham, England, May 16, 1841, son of Edward and Charlotte Pennstone Sulley. Educated Nottingham and Germany. Lace manufacturer, Nottingham, 1866-1890. Came to British Columbia, 1891. Represented London capital in British Columbia investments, 1891- 1896; formed present partnership, 1896. Married Helen Place, Nottingham, England, 1868; has three sons and one daughter. Address: 1335. Davie St., Vancouver, B. C. SUTHERLAND, Daniel Wilbur—Furniture and Piano Merchant; vice-president Okanogan Loan ft Investment Co.. Ltd. Born Earltown, N. S., June 21. 1866, son of John and Margaret Sutherland. Educated public schools, Earltown; Pictou Academy, Pictou, N. S. Came to British Columbia, 1887; general store and postoffice, Matsqui Municipality, 1887-1892; real estate business, Ke- lowan, 1892-1905; present business since 1905. Mayor, Kelowna, 1911; alderman, 1905-1906 bel May Coghlan, 1892; and two daughters. A. F. ft A. 1907-1908-1910- Married Ma- has two sons Club: Kelowna. M. Recreation s: SUTHERLAND, Edna.—Interpretative reader and instructor in voice culture and expression on staff of Manitoba College, Winnipeg. Born Cobourg, Ont, daughter of John and Margaret Sutherland. Educated Cobourg; Boston, Mass. (graduate Emerson College of Oratory). Came to Winnipeg, 1903. Presents public interpretative readings of Browning, Tennyson, Shakespeare, the ancient morality play, "Everyman," Maeterlinck's "The Blue Bird," etc Societies: Regent of Lord Selkirk Chapter; Daughters of Empire, Winnipeg. Club: Alpine. Presbyterian. Address: The Kenmore, Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. SUTHERLAND, James Brown.— Branch Manager for Webb, Read ft He- gan, Accountants and Auditors, Grain Exchange Bldg., Calgary. Bora Glasgow, Scotland, July 17, 1878. Educated high school and Glasgow University. Engaged as accountant, Glasgow and London, England, 1893-1909. Came to Alberta, 1909. Clubs: Ranchmen's; Golf. Recreation: golf. Presbyterian. Address: Calgary, Alta. WILLIAM HENRY SUTHERLAND. SUTHERLAND, William Henry, M. D., CM.—Physician and Surgeon; medicai superintendent, Revelstoke Hospital. Born Seaview, P. E. I., Nov. 19, 1876, son of Robert and Margaret Sutherland. Educated Prince of Wales College, Charlottetown, P. E. I; McGill University. House surgeon, Royal Victoria Hospital, Montreal, 1899-1901. Came to British Columbia, 1902, since when has practiced at Revelstoke. Married Lillian O'Donahoe, Ottawa 1907; has two daughters. Club: Revelstoke. Society: A.F. ft A. M. British Columbia Medical Council since 1908 (president same 1909). Recreation: hunting. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Revelstoke, B. C. 566 HUGH SUTHERLAND, Ex-M SUTHERLAND, Hugh, ex-M. P.—Financier, chief executive officer, C. N. R. Born New London, P. E. I., Feb. 22, 1845. Educated Oxford County, Ont Came to Manitoba, 1874, and appointed Dominion superintendent of public works, Manitoba and Northwest 1874-1879; elected to House of Commons for Selkirk, 1882. Established first sawmill, Winnipeg, and obtained first charter of Hudson's Bay Railway, now Canadian Northern Railway. Closely identified with development of Western Canada. Married May Banks, daughter of Hon. R. D. Banks, Baltimore, Md. Clubs: Carleton, Manitoba, Adanac, St. Charles Country, Toronto. Recreations: horseman; very successful in show ring. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 81 Roslyn Road, Winnipeg. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ■ip^-**!*. HON. WILLIAM CHARLES SUTHERLAND, B. A., M. L. A. SUTHERLAND, Hon. William Charles, B. A., M. L. A.—Speaker of the Saskatchewan Legislature; barrister and solicitor, Sutherland Block, Second Ave., Saskatoon. Born Embro, Oxford County, Ont, June 7, 1865, son of Thomas and Isabella Sutherland. Educated public and high schools, Orangeville, Ont; McGill University. Came to Manitoba, 1895, and studied law; called to Manitoba bar, 1900; came to Saskatoon and admitted to Northwest Territories bar, 1903. First secretary-treasurer when Saskatoon was incorporated as a town, 1903; made first assessment (had previous assessment roll as a guide, which contained two foolscap sheets of names only); alderman of Shskatoon, 1904- 1905; took up farm lands in Goose Lake district, was largely instrumental in colonizing that district, 1904. Elected to Saskatchewan Legislature, 1905; appointed deputy speaker; re-elected, 1908, and appointed speaker of Legislature; vice-president, Canada National Fire Insurance Co.; president Provincial Poultry ft Pet Stock Association (organized Dec, 1910); owns large wheat and stock farm near Saskatoon; makes specialty of Yorkshire hogs, Clydesdale horses, Shorthorn cattle and Shropshire sheep. Married Alice Mary Walker, Shelburne, Ont; has one son and one daughter. Club: Saskatoon. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: motoring, curling. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 903 Spadina Crescent, Saskatoon, Sask. SUTTON, William John.—Geologist, Wellington Colliery Co., 749 Discovery St Victoria. Born Kincardine, Ont, Jan 19, 1859, son of William Sutton Came to British sayer, Provincial prominent part in couver Island. Victoria, 1902. leal Society of (sheriff Bruce County, Ont). Educated Trinity Collegiate School, Cornell; Columbia School of Mines, New York; Michigan College of Mines, Michigan. Columbia, 1877. As- Government Taken development Of Van- Married Helen A. Fox, Clubs: Natural Histor- British Columbia; American Mining Institute; Canadian Mining Institute. Society: Fellow Geological Society of America. Address: 749 Discovery St., Victoria, B. C. SWAISLAND, George Wilmot.—Manager, Molson's Bank, Edmonton. Born Brantford, Ont, Sept 9, 1872, son of Wilmot and Maria Swaisland. Educated Glencoe, Ont In Winnipeg branch of Molson's Bank seven years. Came to Alberta, 1906. Married Margaret J. Metcalfe, Port Hope, Ont.; has two daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; Edmonton. Address: 1515 Victoria Ave., Edmonton, Alta SWAN, Robert Rennie, M. B. Ch.B., Glasgow.—Physician and Surgeon, of Watt ft Swan, Phoenix Block, Winnipeg. Born Greenock, Scotland, Aug. 25, 1876, son of Robert and Marion Swan. Educated Glasgow University. House surgeon, Victoria Central Hospital, Liscard, Liverpool. Practiced profession, Wallasey, Cheshire, England, 1902; came to Winnipeg, 1906. Clubs: Canadian; Garry. Societies: St. Andrew's; Medico Chirurgical. Recreations: - golf, lawn bowling. Protestant. Address: 235 Smith St., Winnipeg, Man. SWANSON, John Donald, B. A.— County Court Judge of Yale County, B. C, since 1910. Born Goderich, Ont, Aug. 6, 1868, son of George and Mary Henderson Swanson. Educated public school and Collegiate Institute, Goderich; To- tonto University (honors and scholarship in classics). Practiced Carberry, Man., 1892-1896. Came to British Columbia 1897; practiced Kamloops, 1898; city solicitor for Kamloops, 1898-1910, until appointed to present office. candidate for Kamloops lumbla Legislature, 1907 K Company and Q. O. R., Toronto. Teeswater, Ont, 1896; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: I. O. F.; I. O. O. F. Presbyterian. Address: Kamloops, B. C. Unsuccessful to British Co- Served with University Company, Married Jennie Reid, SWEENY, Campbell.—Manager and Superintendent British Columbia branches, The Bank of Montreal, Dunsmuir and Granville Sts., Vancouver; director, British Columbia Packers' Association; local director Royal Trust Co. 568 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY CAMPBELL SWEENY. director Western Power Co. Born Phil- lipsburg, Que. Junior clerk, Bank of Montreal, Hamilton, 1863; opened Winnipeg branch and was manager of same, 1877-1887; opened Vancouver branch, 1887; appointed superintendent of British Columbia branches, 1901. Clubs: Vancouver; Jericho Country; Vancouver Rowing; Vancouver Tennis; Union (Victoria); Westminster (New Westminster); Manitoba (Winnipeg). Recreations: cricket; riding. Address: Vancouver, B. C. SWENSON, Paul.—Manager British America and Canoe Pass Cannery, West- ham Island. Born Sweden, Nov. 30, 1864, son of Paul and Mama Swenson. Educated high school, Malmo. Came to British Columbia 1883. Watchman on canning plant of his present company; also interested in farming; notai*y public; chairman of roads and bridges committee. Patentee, Dominion of Canada patent for improved can capping machine in general use. Married Anna Matilda Jenson, Malmo, 1891; has two sons and two daughters. Recreations: shooting and sports generally. Address: Westham Island, B. C. SWINPORD, Major Herbert.—General Agent, Northern Pacific Railway, 430 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born London, England, Nov. 7, 1849, son of Henry Herbert and Ann Ellen Swinford. Came to Canada as a boy. Educated high school, Guelph, Ont Transportation business all over Western Canada before the railroads were built, 1871; later entered service of Northern Pacific, Winni peg; appointed to present position, 1909. Expert chartered accountant Has a long and distinguished record with militia of Canada; joined Home Guard, Guelph, at time of Fenian raid, 1866; joined 3©th Wellington Rifles as private, 1868; ensign, 1870; assistant adjutant and drill instructor on outbreak of Northwest Rebellion, 1870, when he resigned commission to join Red River expedition as sergeant on organization; served as lieutenant under Captain Donald A. Smith with Hudson's Bay Co.'s volunteers, Fenian raid, Pembina, 1871; retired with rank of honorary catain; on organization of 90th Regiment, Winnipeg, 1883, appointed quartermaster; paymaster, 1888- 1900; chief supply, commissariat and transport officer, Northwest Field Force under General Middleton, 1885 Rebellion (specially mentioned in dispatches); retired with rank of major, 1900; organized Army Service Corps, Winnipeg, 1907, with rank of major. Married Georgina MacDonnell; has one son and one daughter. Club: Vancouver. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Address: Vancouver, B. C. TAAFFE, Margaret F.—Wife of Ernest H. Taaffe. Born London, Ont, daughter of John and Isabel Mackenzie. Educated Scotland. Came to Manitoba 1879. Recording Secretary of Christian Women's Union nine years; Recording Secretary Local Council of Women, eight years; charter member of Sick Children's Hospital Board. Married Ernest H. Taaffe, Manufacturing Agent, 1878; has two sons. Protestant Address: 75 Bal- mora Place, Winnipeg, Man. TAAFE, William James John.—Managing Director J. W- Peck ft Co., Ltd., wholesale clothing manufacturers, 337 Water St., Vancouver; Director Bidwell, Bay ft Balcarra Co.; member Vancouver Board of Trade; member Tourist Association; life Convenor Vancouver General Hospital. Born Thedford, Ont., March 6, 1862, son of James Henry and Emily Beale Taaffe. Educated public schools, Ailsa Craig, Ont. Apprentice to W. J. McMaster, McLung ft Co., Toronto; subsequently department manager Lonsdale, Read ft Co., Montreal; afterwards dry goods business on own account, Winnipeg; traveler for James O'Brien, Winnipeg; later traveled through Western Canada for present firm; became managing director when present branch opened, owner of yacht "Ethelda," second in international yacht race of 225 miles. Served as private with 90th Regiment, Northwest Rebellion, 1885, engagements Fish Creek and Batoche; medal and one clasp. Married Isabel Farrell, Detroit Mich, 1889; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Terminal City, Royal Van- 569 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY couver Yacht Society: Recreation: Yachting. Protestant. Address: 787 couver, B. C. A. F. ft A. M. Conservative; Bute St., Van- TACIUK, Frederick.—Legal Interpreter, with' P. E. Hagel, Barrister, Winnipeg. Born Horodenka, Austria, March 6, 1884, son of Nykola and Teley Taciuk. Educated public and collegiate schools, Austria. Came to Manitoba 1899. Clerk C. P. R. Steamship Co., Winnipeg, 1903; present position since 1910. Speaks Ruthenian, German, Hungarian, Polish, Roumanian, Swedish and English. Married Milly Holzowski, Winnipeg, has one son and one daughter. Adanac. Recreations: Motoring, Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 576 Redwood Ave., Winnipeg, Man. 1905; Club: golf. TAIT, Charles W.—Managing Director Fernridge Lumber Co., Ltd., New Westminster. Born Gravenhurst, Ont, May 5, 1879, son of Thomas B. and Eva A. Tait. Educated public schools. Came to British Columbia 1890; lumber salesman for C. P. Lumber Co., Port Moody, 1896. Married V. W. De Beck, New Westminster; has one son and one daughter. Club: Wtestminster. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; R. A. M. Recreations: Shooting, fishing, motoring. Address: 29 Columbia St, New Westminster, B. C. DAVID SPRAGGE TAIT TAIT, David Spragge. — Of Tait & Brandon, Barristers at Law, Sayward Bldg., Victoria; Director Island Investment Co., Ltd.; Director Island Construction ft Development Co., Ltd. Born Hastings County, Ont, Dec. 11, 1878, son of Leonard and Agnes Middleton Tait. Educated public schools, Victoria. Studied law with McPhillips & Heisterman; called to British Columbia Bar 1908; has practiced Victoria since. Club: Ca- mosun; President Victoria West Athletic Association. Conservative; Baptist. Address: Victoria, B. C. TAIT, Capt. John S.—Commissioner, Broker and Importer, 144 Water St, Vancouver. Born Portobello, Scotland, June 6, 1875, son of James and Annie Shaw Tait. Educated Edinburgh. Came to Vancouver as manager of Crawford ft Stuart, cannery supplies, 1897; now agent of that firm. Joined militia as Subaltern 5th Regiment C. A., 1902; now Captain 6th Regiment D. C. O. Married Lillian Nelson Moore, San Francisco, 1902; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver, Athletic. Recreations: Walking, shooting. Address: 753 Cardero St., Vancouver, B. C. TAIT, Leonard. — Manager Victoriife Transfer Co., 629 Broughton St., Victoria. Born Morristown, Wellington County, Ont, June 26, 1853, son of Leon- Educated pub- and Elora, Ont 1874-1889; came 1889; Principi| School, Victoria, ard and Jane Ord Tait. lie schools Morristown Taught school Ontario to British Columbia North Ward Public 1889-1906; resigned to accept present position 1906. Married Agnes Middleton, Wellington County, 1873; has seven sons and three daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. (P. M.). Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Douglas Road, Victoria, B. C. TAIT, William L.—(Retired) Vancou- 7, 1850, son British Col- ver. Born Scotland, March of William Tait. Came to umbia 1891. In saw and shingle mill business until 1902, when disposed of his business to Rat Portage Lumber Co. Real Estate Broker since. Married Jane Donaldson 1871; has five sons and three daughters. Address: Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. TALBOT, Hon. Senator Peter.—Farmer. Born Eramosa, Ont, March 30, 1854, son of Henry and Margaret Talbot. Educated Rockwood Academy; Normal School, Ottawa. Holds teacher's first- class certificate. Elected to Northwest Legislative Assembly 1902; elected to House of Commons 1904; resigned 1906. Summoned to the Senate March, 1906. Married Clara Card, Guelph, Ont, 1897. Liberal. Address: Lacombe, Alta. TALLMAN, Walter Franklin.—Street Commissioner, City of Winnipeg. Born Lincoln County, Ont, Dec. 25, 1856, son of William and Mary Ann Tallman. Educated Beamsville public schools. Manufacturer, Beamsville, Ont, 1882; came to Winnipeg 1902. Served with Garrison Artillery, St. Catherines, 1882. Married Eliza Ann Beamer, Beamsville, Ont, 1884; has one son and two daughters. Clubs: Carleton, Travellers, Manitoba. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: Curling, horse racing. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 192 Lenore St., Winnipeg, Man. 570 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY TABS, Stambury R., M. A.—Managing Editor Canadian Finance, 56 Aikins Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Toronto, Oct. 19, 1875, son of N. S. Tarr. Eucated College Institute, Ottawa; McMaster University; University of Chicago; Mathematical Master, Woodstock College, Woodstock, Ont, 1896-1900; Acturial Staff Canada Life Assurance Co., Toronto, 1900-1907; editor The Chronicle, Montreal, 1907-10; founded Canadian Finance, 1910, the time being considered ripe for the West to have a financial paper of its own. Has been frequent contributor to leading Canadian and American periodicals, both literary and technical. Married Alice Mc- Kechnie, Woodstock, Ont. Club: Carleton. Address: 59 Scotia St., Winnipeg, Man. TARUT, Alfred. — Manager Canadian Mortgage Association, 205 McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Lyon, France. Came to Manitoba, employee Credit Foncier, Franco-Canadian, Winnipeg, 1885; appointed manager Canadian Mortgage Association, Winnipeg, 1910. Married E. Beaubien, Montreal. Club: Manitoba. Roman Catholic. Address: Fort Garry Court, Winnipeg, Man. D'ARCY TATE, K. C. TATE, D'Arcy, K. C.—Solicitor for G. T. R., Winnipeg. Born Portadown, Ireland, June 14, 1866, son of John and Isabella Tate. Educated Portadown Academy; Queen's College, Belfast Called to Ontaria Bar 1893; Manitoba Bar 1907; Saskatchewan Bar 1910; Alberta Bar 1910; British Columbia Bar 1910. Counsel for Toronto, Hamilton ft Buffalo Railway, 1895-1905; appointed assistant solicitor G. T. R. 1905; solicitor 1910. Clubs: St. James, Hamilton, Canada, Rideau, Manitoba, Edmonton, Union, Royal Montreal Golf, Hamilton Golf, Hamilton Yacht, Royal Victoria Yacht. Recreation: Golf. Address: Royal Alexandra Hotel, Winnipeg, Man. TATE, Frederick Clarke, M. L. A.— Farmer. Born Grafton, Ont, Jan. 24, 1849, son of Robert and Margaret Tate. Educated Grafton and Brighton. Student for Presbyterian Ministry until health failed. School teacher in Ontario for five years; school trustee four years; came West 1882. Sergeant-Major 40th Northumberland Regiment 1877-1882. Unsuccessful candidate Saskatchewan Legislature for Lumsden 1905; member Saskatchewan Legislature for Regina. Married Eliza Roberts, 1897. Presbyterian; Liberal. Address: Wascana, Sask. TAYLOR, Alfred de Rupe.—Postmaster. Born Hereford, England, March 7, 1864, son of Rev. James and Frances Taylor; grandson of General Taylor, 93rd Infantry, who was in action at Battle of Waterloo. Educated Bancroft's Hospital, King's College, London. Came to Northwest and farmed 1883; removed to Victoria 1888, later settling in Ladner. Member Ladner Board of Trade; School Trustee; Registrar, member of British Columbia Veterinary Association. Married Agnes Honeyman, Ladner. Recreations: Fishing, boating. Address: Delta St., Ladner, B. C. EDMUND TAYLOR TAYLOR, Edmund. — Vice President Lougheed ft Taylor, Ltd., 107 8th Ave. W., Calgary; Director Gowans, Kent Western, Ltd. Born Fort Garry, May 14, 1871, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Margaret Kennedy Taylor. Educated public schools and Emanuel College; with Hudson's Bay Co., 1885-1906; Man- 571 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ager Calgary* 1890-1897; General Manager Winnipeg 1898-1906; Managing Director Gowans, Kent & Co., Toronto, 1906-1911. Was first telegraph officer in charge Government Meteorological Telegraphs, Prince Albert, 1882. Married Edna Florence Smith, daughter of A. Bruce Smith, 1903; has one son. Clubs: Manitoba (Winnipeg), Toronto Hunt, National and Royal Canadian Yacht, Toronto, Ranchmen's, Calgary. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 528 Mission Boulevard, Calgary, Alta. TAYLOR, Fawcett Gowler.—Of Taylor & Colwill, Barristers, Saskatchewan Ave., Portage la Prairie. Born Meadow Lea, Man., April 29, 1878, son of William and Marietta Jane Taylor. Educated public schools, Collegiate Institute, Winnipeg. Law student with N. F. Hagei, K. C, Winnipeg, and W. J. Cooper, K. C, Portage la Prairie; called to Manitoba Bar 1900. Practiced with W. J. Cooper, K. C, 1900-1902; practiced alone until 1910, when entered parenership with J. R. Colwill. Solicitor Merchants Bank; Solicitor Great West Life Assurance Co.; Solicitor British Columbia Permanent Loan Co.; Solicitor Empire Loan Co.; Crown Prosecutor Central Judicial District, Portage la Prairie; ex-President Portage la Prairie Board of Trade; Alderman 1905, 1908 and 1909; Mayor 1910. Captain "E" Company 99th Regiment, Portage la Prairie, 1910, on organization of the regiment Married Mabel Agnes Dykeman, 1901. Clubs: Portage, Adanac, and Military Institute. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; K. of P.; L. O. L. Conservative; Methodist Address: Third St. Northwest, Portage la Prairie, Man. TAYLOR, George Edward. — Of Seaborn ft Taylor, Barristers, Bank of Hamilton Chambers, Moose Jaw. Born near Winnipeg, Dec. 27, 1878, son of George Taylor (ex-Mayor London, now Mayor New Liskeard, Ont), and Mary Anne Taylor. Educated College Institute, London; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar and began practice London 1902; came to Moose Jaw 1906 and entered partnership with Walter E. Seaborn. President Bar Association Moose Jaw Judicial District 1911. Married Mabel Cecelia Ryan, London, Ont., 1903; has one son and two daughters. Recreations: Riding and driving. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 151 Ominica St. W., Moose Jaw, Sask. TAYLOR, Hedley Clarence, EL A., LL. B.—Judge of District Court, Edmonton. Bom Sheffield, N. B., Sept 20, 1864, son Of Samuel and Charlotte Jane Taylor. Educated public schools; Mount Allison University; Michigan University. Came to Alberta 1891; practiced law under firm name S. S. ft H. C. Taylor, EdmontotP 1891; subsequently practiced alone and with other partners until 1907, when appointed to present office. School Trustee, Edmonton, 1896-1908. Married Bessie Perley Taylor, 1892; has two sons. Club: Edmonton. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; K. of P. Methodist. Address: 417 Fifth St, Edmonton, Alta. TAYLOR, James Davis, J. P., M. P.— Editor, Managing Director Columbia! Co., Ltd., New Westminster. Bora Abe- nequi Mills, Dorchester County, Que., Sept. 2, 1863, son of Thomas and Mary Humphrey Taylor. Educated public- schools Quebec and Ottawa Apprentice Ottawa Citizen, 1877; member Typographical Union since 1882; reporter Montreal and Ottawa papers, Parliamentary press gallery, 1886-1892; published Canadian Militia Gazette until 1892, when came to British Columbia and joined staff of Colonist, Victoria. Removed to New Westminster as manager Daily Columbia, 1900. Served with Ottawa Sharpshooters, Northwest Rebellion 1885 (medal and clasps, cut knife);" unsuccessful candidate to House of Commons for New Westminster, 1904. Elected 1908 and 1911. Married Janie Hay Jenkins, Threw- Rivers, Que. Conservative; Anglican. Address: New Westminster, B. C. TAYLOR, John Allan.—Manager The Royal Bank of Canada, Government St., Victoria Bora Halifax, Sept. 25, 1877, son of George Ritchie and Annie M. Taylor. Educated privately; Dalhousie University. Junior, Royal Bank, Halifax, 1897; paying teller Montreal, 1901; accountant, Ottawa, 1905; accountant, Winnipeg, 1906; manager, Moose Jaw, 1906-1911; present position Union, Pacific, Moose Jaw. All outdoor sports; music, Presbyterian. Victoria B. C. 1911. Clubs: Recreations: horses, dogs. Address: 918 Cooke St., TAYLOR, Joseph Watson. — Manager Taylor-Forbes Co., Ltd., manufacturers of boilers, radiators, pipes, fittings, hardware, 1070 Homer St., Vancouver. Bora Belfast, Ireland, March 1, 1871, son of William and Mary Taylor. Educated Technical school, Toronto. Came te British Columbia 1888; assistant to Wil- lims Bros. & Dawson, land surveyors, 1889; assistant to John Brabazon, Dominion Land Surveyor, on Alaska Boundary Commission. Served Bethune's Infantry, Anglo-Boer War, struck off strength of Regiment as dead; wounded seven times, severely at Battle of Colen- so. Member of 10th Royal Grenadiers, Toronto, 1894. Married Jessie Livingstone Thompson, Johannesburg, South Africa; has two daughters. Clubs: Terminal City; Anglo-African. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; Irish Association; Cam- 572 TAYLOR, Louis Denison. — Journalist, Owner and Editor, Vancouver World, 341 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Ann Arbor, Mich., son of Gustavus Adolphus and Amy Taylor. Came to Vancouver 1895. Manager Vancouver Daily Province 1897-1905; owner and editor Vancouver Daily World since 1905. Has written much and lectured frequently on the single system of taxation. Unsuccessful candidate for Mayor, Vancouver, 1909; Mayor 1910-1911. Married Annie Louise Pierce, Chicago, 111.; has two sons. Clubs: Terminal City, Commercial. Provincial. Address: Granville Mansions, Vancouver, B. C. TAYLOR, Simon. — Managing Director Taylor Lumber Co., Ltd.; President and Managing Director York Lumber Co., Ltd.; Manager Standard Lumber Co., Ltd. Born Arnprior, Ont, Sept. 10, 1866, son of James Taylor. Educated public schools Arnprior. Lumber business, Ontario, 1884-1901. Came to British Columbia and established present business 1901. Alderman Cranbrook, 1901. TAYLOR, Hon. Thomas.—Minister of Public Works and Railways for British Columbia; member of the firm of C. B. Hume Co., Ltd., general merchants, Revelstoke; member of Revelstoke Board of Trade. Bora London, Ont, Feb. 4, 1865, son of Thomas and Annie Tay- WHO'S WHO, AND WHY lor. Educated public schools, high school and Commercial College. Studied law but never practiced; in office of Taylor ft Taylor, London. In business in Winnipeg 1885-1888. Came to British Columbia 1888; in mercantile business Lar- do, 1893-1903; member of present firm since 1903. Elected for Revelstoke to British Columbia Legislature, 1900; reelected 1903 and 1906; appointed minister of Public Works, 1908. Married Georgia M. Larson, Copenhagen, 1897 has three sons and two daughters. Clubs Union, Pacific, Revelstoke. Societies A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F.; I. O. F. L. O. L. Conservative; Anglican. Ad dress: Victoria, B. C. TAYLOR, Thomas W., M. L. A. — President T. W. Taylor Co., Ltd., 177 McDermot Ave., Winnipeg. Born Portsmouth, England, Sept 6, 1852, son of James and Abigail Peel Taylor. Came to Canada 1855. Educated public schools London, Ont. Came to Winnipeg 1877. Elected to Manitoba Legislature for Central Winnipeg 1899-1903-1907-1910. Mayor of Winnipeg 1902-1903; Alderman 1900-1901-1902; chairman of Public Parks Board. Served as Color Sergeant 7th Regiment, Captain and Paymaster 91st Winnipeg Light Infantry. Married Gertrude Seaton, London, Ont, 1877; has six sons and four daughters. Clubs: Adanac, Travelers. Societies: Royal Caledonia, Curling, Manitoba Rifle, St. Andrews, A. F. ft A. M.; L. O. L.; S.. O. E.; A. O. E. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 458 Bannatyne Ave., Winnipeg, Man. ^Wptf-S: *' ^^-PSW^^SBI *•*!? p-1391 Wf ^*3|p Jfe-SP8*! ROBERT TEGLER, B. A. -Real estate , Edmonton. TEGLER, Robert, B. A.— agent, 318 Jasper Ave. E. Born Walkerton, Ont, Dec 7, 1876, son of Christian and Ann Tegler. Educated high school, Walkerton; Toronto University. Came to Alberta 1900 and established present business under firm name Tegler ft Morris; alone since 1905." Society: K. of P. Recreations: Motoring, driving (Secretary Driving Club 1907-1910). Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Edmonton, Alta. TELFER, Edgar Howard. — Managing Director G. F. ft J Gait Ltd., Wholesale Grocers, Tenth Ave. W., Calgary. Born Collingwood, Ont, Dec. 2, 1872, son of Hall and Mary Foster Telfer. Educated public schools, Collingwood. Junior clerk Telfer Bros., Collingwood, 1885; accountant 1894; manager and part owner Dominion Licorice Co., Toronto, 1899-1902; with present firm since 1903. Member of Calgary Parks Board. Clubs: Ranchmen's. Societies: A. F. ft A. M. (Scottish Rite); I. O. O. F. Recreation: Curling (President Alberta Branch Royal Caledonian Curling Club of Scotland). Presbyterian. Address: Calgary, Alta. GEORGE J. TELFER TELFER, George J.—General Manager and First Vice President National Finance Co., Ltd., 300 Pender St. W,. Vancouver. Born Gait, Ont, March 11, 1872, son of Thomas and Helen Telfer. Educated Gait Collegiate Institute. Accountant Toronto 1893. Came to British Columbia 1898. Second Vice President British Columbia Permanent Loan Co.: Treasurer and Director of Pacific Coast Fire Insurance Co.: Director Prudential Iinvestment Co., Ltd.; member of the Council Vancouver; member Vancouver Board of Trade. Married Lizzie L. Clark, Vancouver, 1900; has one daughter. Clubs: Terminal City, Canadian. Recreation: Tennis. Address: 1240 Haro St., Vancouver, B. C. 574 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY schools, Thurso, business Thurso, 1867. Moved to tered service of TELFORD, D. McLeod.—Customs Appraiser, Winnipeg. Born Wick, Scotland, Nov. 12, 1845. Educated public Scotland; mercantile 1860; came to London Winnipeg 1881 and en- C. P. R.; appointed Treasurer C. P. R., Winnipeg, 1882; transferred to Montreal 1890; appointed Provincial Manager of Provincial Life Insurance Co., Winnipeg, 1895; entered Dominion Customs Service 1898; appointed Customs Appraiser 1901. Married Margaret Stephen, Aberlour, Banffshire, Scotland; has one son and four daughters. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; St. Andrew's (ex-President); Highland Society (President). Presbyterian. Address: 135 Hargrave St., Winnipeg, Man. ROBERT TELFORD, M. D., C. M., F. R. C. S. P. R. Bur- Van- TELFORD, Robert, M. D., C. M., C. S.—Physician and Surgeon of rard Sanitarium, 1010 Georgia St, couver. Born Wentworth County, Ont, June 13, 1869, son of Robert and Mary Ann Telford. Educated Hamilton Collegiate Institute; McGill University, Edinburgh University. Came to British Columbia 1891. Dominion and Provincial Health Officer. Married Ella Maud 1902; has two sons and one Society: A. F. ft A. M. Rec- Motoring, driving, hunting, Methodist Address: 1010 St., Vancouver, B. C. Mun roe, daughter. reations: fiishing. Georgia TELFORD, Robert Taylor, M. L. A.— Lumber Merchant. Born Bryson, Que., June 19, 1860, son of Robert and Ann Telford. Educated public schools. Elected for Leduc to first Alberta Legislature 1905; re-elected 1909; served with Rural Northwest Mounted Police 1885-1889. Married Isabel Howard, Jackson County, Wis., 1890; has one son. Liberal. Address: Leduc, Alta TEMPLE, Anthony. — Of Burne ft Temple, Solicitors. Born Wambrook, England, Aug. 21, 1879, son of John and Elvira Temple. Educated Lynne Regis College, Dorsetshire, England. Admitted Socilitor of the Supreme Court, England, 1910. Practiced law, Chester, England, 1902-1910. Came to British Columbia and admitted Solicitor 1910. Club: Kelowa. Recreations: Riding, polo. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Kelowna, B. C. HON. WILLIAM TEMPLEMAN, P. C. TEMPLEMAN, Hon. William, P. C. —President of Times Printing ft Publishing Co., Ltd., Victoria. Born Paken- ham, Ont, Sept. 28. 1844, son of William and Helen Hart Templeman. Educated public schools Almonte. Established the "Gazette," Almonte, 1867. Came to British Columbia 1884 and engaged in newspaper business Victoria, being associated with the Times since 1884. Unsuccessful candidate for House of Commons, 1891, and twice in 1896; called to Senate 1897; entered cabinet without portfolio, Feb. 22, 1902; Minister of Inland Revenue, Feb. 6, 1906; Minister of Mines on creation of that department, May 3, 1907; resigned senator- ship and elected for Victoria to House of Commons, 1906; unsuccessful 1908; Elected by acclamation, Comoxatlin, 1909; defeated in general election 1911.' Married Eva Bond, 1869. Clubs: Pacific] Rideau. Liberal. Address: Victoria, B. C. 575 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY TENNANT, Joseph Francis, P. M. — Provincial Immigration Agent and County Court Clerk, Gretna Born Newcastle- on-Tyne, England, July 6, 1848, son of Thomas and Catherine Tennant Came to Fort Garry (now Winnipeg) with Red River Expedition, 1870 (medal and one bar), saw active service Fenian Raid, 1870-1871. Engaged as a land guide scout 1871; Dominion Government Land Guide for a number of years; served on the International Boundary Commission, 1872-1874, and made over the last of the stock from that Commission to the R. N. W. M. P., Dufferin, on their organization in their first camp in the West. Dominion Government Customs Collector on International Boundary for a number of years. Author of Provincial Immigration pamphlets, Nos. 1, 2 and 3. Special correspondent for a number of newspapers. Held office as Councillor and Mayor of West Lynne; Councillor for Morris Rural Municipality and City of Emerson. Married Laura Alta Hutcheson, Emerson, Man., 1879; has two sons and five daughters. Societies: K. of C; A. O. U. W. Conservative; Roman Catholic. Address: Gretna, Man. TERRILL, A. J. N.—Editor and Manager Daily Neys, Medicine Hat; on Executive and Vice President daily section Western Press Association; Vice President Alberta and Eastern British Columbia Press Association; Secretary- Treasurer Medicine Hat Poultry and Pet Stock Association; Vice President Medicine Hat Hockey Club; Club Skip Medicine Hat Curling Club. Born Hamilton, Dec. 3, 1869, son of J. J. G. and Euphemia McGann Terrill. Educated Collegiate Institute, Belleville; Ontario College. First newspaper work on News, Baltimore; later on staff Sentinel Review, Woodstock; World, Toronto; Examiner, Peterboro; Advance, Barrie; Journal, St. Catharines; present paper since 1903. Served with 15th Light Infantry, Belleville. Married Mary Mitchell, Medicine Hat, 1908; has one daughter. Club: Cy press. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Medicine Hat, Alta TERRILL, Alfred Marmaduke, J. P.— Florist, Cadogan Block, Second St. W., Calgary. Born Picton, Ont., March 12, 1862, son of John and Jane Terrill. Educated public schools, Picton. Gardener and Florist with J. Terrill ft Son, Picton, 1885-1902; came to Alberta 1903; in grocery business under firm name of Kerr ft Terrill, Calgary, 1903-1904; established present business 1904; Alderman Picton five years; Alderman Calgary 1908; one of the first Trustees of the Peace appointed by Alberta Government. Married Margaret Caven, Picton, ALFRED MARMADUKE TERRILL, J.P. 1885. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreation: Travel. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 121 Sixth Ave. W., Calgary, Alta. THOMAS, Charles.—Of C. Thomas ft Sons, Hartney. Born Battersea Ont., July 8, 1845, son of John and Jane Thomas. Educated Battersea. Farmer, Storrington, Ont, 1885; came to Manitoba 1892, and with his sons has become one of the most successful farmers in the Province. Between 1901 and 1906 they grew and successfully harvested off their own land 125,000 bushels of wheat; is interested in lumber yard and Hartney Manufacturing Co. Served Fenian Raid, 1866 (medal and land grant). Married Eliza Shannon, Battersea, Ont, 1871; has eleven sons (nine living), and three daughters. Liberal; Methodist Address: Hartney, Man. ROBERT CADOGAN THOMAS. THOMAS, Robert Cadogan.—Of Thomas Ice ft Fuel Co., Dealers in Coal, Wood, Agricultural Implements and Lumber, 576 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY 703 Second St. W., Calgary. Born Bridgend. South Wales, May 24, 1862, son of Thomas Treherne and Mary Thomas. Educated Bickerton House, Birkdale, Lancashire; Owens College, Manchester; came to Calgary 1884; ranching Pine Creek, 1884-1893; present business since 1894; incorporated 1911. Alderman Calgary 1905. Married Agnes Louise Shaw, Midnapore. Alta., 1887; has two sons and two daughters. Society: S. O. E. Recreation: Cricket Anglican. Address: 704 Eleventh St W., Calgary, Alta THOMPSON, Charles J., A. B. L B. A. —Architect, 536 Hastings St. W.f Vancouver. Born London, England, Sept. 13, 1878, son of Joseph A. and Sophia Thompson. Educated United Westminster College, London. Architect, London, 1895; Assistant Chief Architect C. P. R. Montreal, 1906-1908. Came to British Columbia 1908. Served in Yeomanry, 1903-1906; member Royal Institute of British Architects. Recreation: Yachting. Address: 1221 Georgia St., Vancouver, B. C. THOMPSON, Florence Davy. — Wife of William Henry Thompson, Winnipeg. Born Hitchin, England, daughter of Samuel and Florence Lucas. Educated Cheltenham Ladies' College. Married W. H. Thompson, 1892; has one son; came to Manitoba 1892. Has served at various times on committee of Local Council of Women, as Secretary and Treasurer; charter member Women's Canadian Club, being literary secretary from its inauguration until 1909. Publications: "The Thyroid and Parathyroid Glands throughout Vertebrates" (Phil, trans. R. S., London); other articles in collaboration. Clubs: University Women's; Ladies' Empire. Address: 328 Assiniboine Ave., Winnipeg, Man. THOMPSON, George M. — Editor The Evening Capital, Saskatoon. Born Port Hope, Ont, Sept. 6, 1877; son of Marshall and Isabelle Harcourt Thompson. Educated public and high schools, Port Hope. Apprentice Times office, Port Hope, 1889; with Winnipeg Telegram 1901-1906; moved to Saskatoon and founded The Capital, 1906. Ex-President Conservative Club, Saskatoon. Married Hannah McCammon, Kingston, Ont., 1906. Club: Conservative. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; L. O. L.; I. O. O. F.; W„ O. W. Recreations: Hockey, baseball, all outdoor sports. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Saskatoon, Sask. THOMPSON, George H. — Barrister and Solicitor. Bora Toronto, Nov. 16, 1871, son of Thomas and Hester Carbert Thompson. Educated public schools: Eye Grammar School, Suffolk, England; Collegiate Institute, Toronto University; GEORGE H. THOMPSON. Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar 1896, and Sandon previous to coming to Cranbrook; City Solicitor, Cranbrook, since 1905; Vice President Cranbrook Conservative Association. Married Nana Proctor, daughter of L. C. Proctor, Stillwater, Minn., 1907; has two daughters. Societies: I. O. O. F.; K. of P. Recreations: Golf, curling. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Cranbrook, B. C. THOMPSON, Harry Cowan. — City Treasurer, Winnipeg. Born Moorefield, Ont, Oct. 23, 1879, son of Thomas Edward and Huldah Thompson. Educated public and high schools, Winnipeg. Messenger for City of Winnipeg 1893; filing clerk City Clerk's Office, 1896-1899; Secretary Public Parks Board, 1899; Assistant City Clerk; City Treasurer, 1900. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Address: 150 Kate St, Winnipeg, Man. THOMPSON, Nicholas. — Consulting Engineer, 319 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Woodhorn, England, April 6, 1853, son of Nicholas and Dorothy Thompson. Educated Alnmouth. Marine Engineer and ship builder with Palmers, Jarrow, 1870. Came to British Columbia as Engineer witn Evans, Coleman ft Evans, 1888. Consulting Engineer and manufacturers' agent 1900. Married Catherine White, Jarrow, England. Club: Terminal City. Societies, Mount Hermon Lodge, A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Cricket lacrosse. Address: 1045 Broadway, Vancouver, B. C. THOMPSON, Robert George. — Vice- President, Thompson ft Carper, Ltd., farm, timber, coal lands, etc., 406 Bank of Ottawa Bldg., Vancouver, and 403 Mc Arthur Thompson thur Bldg Bldg. ft Winnipeg; President R. G. Co., head office, 403 McAr- Winnipeg; Field Office Blad- 577 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ROBERT GEORGE THOMPSON. worth, Sask.; Vice President Harris Co., Ltd., Winnipeg and Chicago; Director Fruit and Farm Lands Co. Bora Toronto, Nov. 12, 1874, son of Robert and Louise Thompson. Educated public and high schools, Ontario. Secretary to various officials G. T. R., 1890-1903; established present business 1903; formed partnership with H. P. Carper, 1910. Married; two sons and one daughter. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; K. of P. Recreations: All outdoor sports. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 396 Victor St., Winnipeg, Man. THOMPSON, Rev. Samuel James. — Bora Wellington County, Ont, Oct. 29, 1861, son of William and Margaret Thompson. Educated public schools Victoria College, Toronto. Ordained to ministry, Methodist Church, 1888. Pastor following charges: Richmond, New Westminster, Vancouver, Vernon, Revelstoke, Kaslo, Cranbrook, Centennial Church, Victoria, Kelowna; appointed to present charge 1910. Served five years Secretary Board of Examiners; five years as Chairman and elected President of British Columbia Conference of Methodist Church, 1906. Married Mary Annie Kenner, Chesley, Ont, 1888; has two sons and one daughter. Society: R. T. of T. (Grand Chaplain). Address: Wallace St., Nanaimo, B. C. THOMPSON, Wellington John, P. M. —Printer and publisher The Advocate, Elkhorn. Born Caledonia Haldimand County, Ont., Aug. 7, 1870, son of W. D. and Phoebe Thompson. Educated Tilsonburg. Came to Elkhorn 1892; founded present business 1893; Police Magistrate and Notary Public of Elkhorn Conservative Association many years; Secretary Elkhorn Branch of Manitoba Grain Growers' Association several years; nominated first Mayor of Elkhorn, when village was incorporated, 1905, and defeated by one vote. Married Mary Ashley McLeod, Elkhorn, 1905; has one son. Recreations: Tennis, hockey. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Elkhorn, Man. THOMPSON, William Josian. — Manager Great West Saddlery Co., 271 Jasper Ave. E., Edmonton. Bora Carleton Place, Ont, Jan. 21, 1882, son of Samuel Boyd and Elizabeth Ann Hutchings Thompson. Educated public schools Carleton Place; Ontario Agricultural College; established Boyd's Factory near Carleton Place 1899; took diploma, Kingston Dairy School; Manager Cheese and Butter Factories for three years; subsequently attended Guelph Agricultural College (associate diploma). Came to Calgary and joined present firm as packer; afterwards pricer and traveling salesman; transferred to Edmonton as Manager of that branch, 1909. Married J. Keyes, 1907; has one son daughter. Independent: Pres- Address: 648 14th St., Edmon- Mary E. and one byterian. ton, Alta. THOMSON, George, J. P. — Government Agent, Nanaimo. Born Ayr, Scotland, Feb. 11, 1855, son of David and Catherine Thomson. Educated Ayr. Mercantile business Ayr, 1871. Came tc British Columbia 1873; engaged with Harvey, ft Dunsmuir, Nanaimo, ten years. Government Agent since 1901; also gold commissioner, mining recorder, registrar; official administrator. Married Sabra Gough, Nanaimo, 1877; has two sons. Societies: A. F. & A. M.; A. O. U. W. Recreation: Shooting. Newcastle Ave., Nanaimo, B. Address: THOMSON, Harry Ussher, B. A., LL, B.—Barrister-at-Law. Born Port Elgin, Ont, July 27, 1885, son of Thomas Ink- ermann and Margaret Thomson. Educated College Institute, Owen Sound.; Toronto University. Society: A. F. ft A. M Conservative; Presbyterian. Address Olds, Alta THOMSON, Henry Broughton, M. L. A —Director Turner, Beeton Co., Ltd., Vic toria. Born Newry, Ireland, July 21 1870, son of Captain William (78tl Highlanders) and Alice Thomson. Edu cated Bedford grammar school. Clerk London, 1888. Came to British Columbi* 1893; Director Colonist Printing ft Pub lishlng Co.; Director Victoria Transfe: 578 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HEfTRY B. THOMSON Co. Representative Victoria British Columbia Legislature. Club: Union. Conservative. Anglican. Address: Victoria B. C. THOMSON, James.—Farmer and Real Estate Broker. Born near Brucefield, Huron County, Ont, Jan. 8, 1866, son of James and Catherine Thomson. Educated public schools Huron County; farmed near Portage la Prairie, 1882. Came to Moose Jaw and engaged farming 1884; mining in Yukon, 1898-1900; livery, feed and sale business, Moose Jaw, 1900-1902; present business since 1902. Alderman, Moose Jaw 1906-1907; 1911-1912. Married Jane Anne Swan. Brucefield, Ont; 1891; has three sons and two daughters. Society: C. O. F. Recreations: Curling, football, baseball. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 73 High St W., Moose Jaw, Sask. THOMSON, Lesslie Rielle, B. A., B. Sc. —Civil Engineer. Bora Toronto, Jan. 12, 1886, son of Thomas C. and M. E. B. Thomson. Educated Upper Canada College Toronto University. On staff of University of Toronto as demonstrator, 1907. " Came to Winnipeg 1910. Societies: Chi Delta Psi Fraternity; A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: Sailing. Anglican. Address: Winnipeg, Man. THOMSON, Levi, M. P.—Of Thomson, Kennedy ft Ford, Barrister, Wolseley; Director Central Light ft Power Co.; Director Wolseley Agricultural Society; member of Board of Governors, Saskatoon University; member of Saskatchewan Moral and Social Reform Council. Born Erin, Ont, Feb. 17, 1855, son of John and Sarah McMillan Thomson. Educated public schools; Rockwood Academy. Came to Saskatchewan 1882; carraing Ellisboro, Sask., 1882; studied law, Toronto; practiced Wolseley, 1894; elected for Qu'Appelle to House of Commons, 1911; unsuccessful candidate 1904; unsuccessful candidate to Saskatchewan Legislature for Wolseley, 1905. Councillor, Wolseley Rural Municipality 1889- 1891; 1902-1903, Wolseley Town; Mayor 1904. Married Mabel Maud Perley, daughter of Hon. W. D. Perley, Wolseley, 1884; has four sons and one daughter. Societies: R. T. of T.; I. O. O. F. Liberal. Address: Wolseley, Sask. m WILLIAM A. THOMSON, M. D. A., M. D.—Phy- Born Brockville, son Of Alexander Educated College Trinity Medical THOMSON, William sician and Surgeon. Ont, Sept. 8, 1869, and Mary Thomson. Institute Brockville, College; came to Brandon 1890; practiced Douglas, Man., 1893. Appointed Coroner of Regina, 1904. Has taken an active interest in formation- and welfare of Saskatchewan Medical Association (President, 1907).. President of Council, College of Physicians and Surgeons; Saskatchewan; President Regina Branch British Medical Association 1907- 1908; member Board of Governors, General Hospital; Public School Trustee; Alderman; Chairman Health and Relief Committee, 1907-1908. Served with 43rd Rifles, Brockville, 1888-1889. Married Jean Witherspoon, Owen Sound, Ont, 1903; has two sons (twin boys), and two daughters (twin girls). Clubs: As- siniboi, Canadian, President of Automobile Club. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. F. Recreations: Motoring, all outdoor sports. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 2141 Victoria Ave., Regina, Sask. THORLEY, Albert E. S.—(Retired.) Bora Toronto, April 2, 1872, son of Charles J. and Mima Warne Thorley. Educated Toronto. Clerk Ontario Bank, Toronto and Montreal previous to coming to British Columbia, 1898. In real estate business for some years, Vancouver. 579 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Served with Queen's Own Rifles, Toronto. Married Katherine Wells, 1900; has one son. Recreation: Motoring. Address: Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. THORNTON, Robert Stirton, M. B., C. M., M. L. A.—Physician and Surgeon. Bora Edinburgh, Scotland, May 8, 1863, son of David and Mary Thornton. Educated Heriot's Hospital; Edinburgh University. Practiced Deloraine, since 1884. Member Manitoba Legislature for Deloraine. Member Manitoba Medical Council since 1886, and President two years. Married Mary Johnson, Princetown, Ont, 1889. Society: A. F. ft A. M. (Grand Master 1900-1901). Presbyterian; Liberal. Address: Deloraine, Man. TIFFIN, John Butler.—Of Red Cedar Lumber Co., Vancouver. Born Kent County, Ont, Nov. 21, 1848, son of Thomas and Elizabeth Tiffin. Educated public schools. Came to British Columbia 1877; engaged lumber business since 1878. Director Vancouver Exhibition Association; President Vancouver Amateur Driving Association; ex-License Commissioner. Married Elizabeth Hurrell, Vancouver. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Driving, shooting, fishing. Address: Vancouver, B. C. TIGHE, Robert Dolphin.—Of McDonald & Tighe, Barristers and Solicitors, Imperial Bank Bldg., Edmonton. Born Ireland, Sept. 20, 1877, son of Marie Antoinette Dolphin and Thomas Tighe, J. P., D. L., ex-M. P. for Mayo County, High Sheriff 1879. Educated Clongowe Wood College; member Bars of Ireland^ Nova Scotia and Alberta. Practiced Ireland 1900-1907; came' to Canada 1907; Alberta 1908; present partnership formed 1909. Lieutenant 3rd Battalion (Reserve) Prince of Wales Leinster Regiment, Royal Canadians, 1904-1908. Married Eugenie Pagnelo, 1909; has one son. Club: Edmonton. Conservative; Roman Catholic Address: Lemarchand Mansions, Edmonton, Alta. TELLY, Anton.—President of Tilly ft Norton Co., Ltd., Farm Lands and Real Estate, Coal and Wood, Timber Limits, McArthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Rhe- der, Germany, Dec 9, 1864. Educated Berlin University; Munich University; Freiburg University. Came to Winnipeg 1905; Manager German-Canadian Land Co., 1905-1908; established pres- ANTON TILLY ent business 1905; ex-Officer of German Army. Married Lulu Becker, Germany. Independent; Roman Catholic. Address: Winnipeg, Man. TIMS, F. Fraser.—Real Estate and Insurance Broker, 120 McDougall Ave., Edmonton. Born Berlin, Ont, Feb. 18, 1856, son of Frank Dillon and Caroline Dudley Fraser Tims. Educated Grammar Schools, Ottawa and Quebec. Came to Manitoba 1882; Alberta 1887; mercantile business, Regina, Swift Current and end of C. P. R. track, 1882; Fort Saskatchewan, 1888-1893; real estate, Fort Saskatchewan, 1893-1897; moved to Edmonton and established present business, 1897. Elected to Northwest Territories Legislature for Victoria 1902-1906; defeated 1906; seven years Secretary- Treasurer the Edmonton Board of Trade; three years Secretary-Treasurer and Manager the Edmonton Industrial Exhibition Association. Club: Edmonton. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 557 Sixth St, Edmonton, Alta TIMS, Ven. John Wm.—Archdeacon of Macleod, Diocese of Calgary, and examining chaplain to the Bishop of Calgary since 1895; C. M. S. Missionary to Sarcee Indians; D. D. St. John's College, Winnipeg, 1905; Secretary-Treasurer of Calgary Indian Missions. Born Oxford, England, Jan. 2, 1857, son of late John Tims. Educated Church Mission, Islington; 2nd class preliminary examination for Holy Orders, 1883, ordained 1883, for the Colonies; appointed as first mission ary to the Blackfoot Indians by Canadian Missionary Society, 1883; removed to Sarcee Indian Mission, 1895; Chaplain to Bishop of Calgary, 1888; member Provincial Synod of Rupert's Land since 1887; member Executive Committee of Synod of Calgary. Publications: Gram- 580 TINGLEY, Stephen. — Capitalist Discoverer of Nicola Coal ft Coke Mine. Born Westmoreland, N. B., Sept. 13, 1839, son of Caleb and Deborah Tingley. Edu- ucated public schools New Brunswick. Engaged harness making Santa Clara 1859- 1861; came to Cariboo and engaged mining 1861; made a trip each year from Yale, head of navigation, to Williams Creek, on foot, a distance of three hundred and seventy miles, packing one hundred pounds supplies for trip; drove mail coach for F. J. Barnard, Yale to Cariboo, 1864-1894; purchased that business which afterwards became known as British Columbia Stage and Express Co.; business sold 1897. Married Pauline Loerrias- ter; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Granville (Vancouver). Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: Raising horses. Baptist. Address: Ashcroft, B. C. TINN, R. Thompson.-—Managing Director The Merchants Trust ft Trading I!o., Ltd., Pender and Burrard Sts., Vancouver. BOrn Gatehead-on-Tyne, March 50, 1879, son of Cuthbert and Elizabeth rinn. Educated Durham. Actively enraged with social reform London. Resi- ient of Townbee Hall, University Set- lement, Whitechapel, London, for over tix years and still an associate. Came o British Columbia 1907. Represents English capital invested in British Col- imbia. Married Mary Walker, 1904. TIPTON, John Gaddis.—Of J. G. Tipton & Sons, Barrister, Real Estate and Financial Brokers, 24 West Whyte Ave., Strathcona. Director Edmonton and Fort Murray Oil ft Asphalt Co., Ltd. Fairview, 111., Jan. 27, 1849, son of and Eliza Crawford Tipton. Edur Heading Seminary, Abbington, 111. student Weldon, Tipton ft Benja- Bloomington, 1871; practiced 1874; Born John cated Law min, came to Alberta 1897. Alderman Strathcona, 1907-1911; Chairman Parks and Markets Committee and Committee on Legislation, Strathcona. Married Annette, Bryant, Edina, Mo., 1878; has two sons. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; K. of P. Liberal; Protestant. Address: First Av. S. and Third St W., Strathcona, Alta. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ALBERT EDWARD TODD TODD, Albert Edward.—(Retired) Salmon Canner and Wholesale Grocer. Born Victoria, Aug. 5, 1878, son of Jacob Hunter and Rosanna Todd. Educated Upper Canada College, Toronto. Salmon canning business Victoria 1893-1910. One of prime movers first meeting of Pacific Highway Association (of which he is one of the Vice Presidents), Seattle, 1911; with his brother, Dr. J. L. Todd, McDonald College, Montreal, introduced Hungarian partridges on Vancouver Island, 1908. Served as gunner 5th Canadian Artillery, Victoria, 1899-1904. Married Ada Seabrook, Los Angeles, 1910: has one son. Clubs: Union, Pacific, Vancouver, Automobile Club of Southern California Recreations: Shooting, fishing, motoring. Anglican. Address: 721 Linden Ave., Victoria, B. C. 582 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY TISDALL, Charles Edward, M. L. A.— Merchant Bora Birmingham, England, April 9, 1866. Educated Bishop Vesey's Grammar School, Sutton Coldfleld; President Vancouver Board of Trade. Chairman Park Commissioners for six years. Elected for Vancouver, British Columbia Legislature 1898. Married Edith B. White, 1907. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1252 Georgia St., Vancouver, B. C. TITUS, Albert Allen, J. P.—Farmer. Breeder of Clydesdale horses, Shorthorn cattle, Shropshire sheep and game fowl. Bora Prince Edward County, Ont., March 4, 1865, son of Samuel and Maturah (BoWerman) Titus. Came to Manitoba and took up present homestead 1882; has since purchased 750 acres adjoining; hardware business with father at Nap- inka, 1893-1901. Champion checker player of Southwest Manitoba; keeps pack of hounds. Independent Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Napinka, Man. Riveridge Farm, TODD, Gordon Archibald Howe— Farmer. Born Walkerton, Out, Jan. 7, 1885, son of Thomas Richard and Mary Jane Todd. Educated public schools, Brierwood and Walkerton; Griswold and Brandon; Manitoba Agricultural College. Came to Manitoba, 1886; assists -his father management of farm. Recreations: driving, outdoor sports. Independent; Conservative; Methodist Address: Hillview, Man. TODD, John Orchard, M. D., C. M.— Physician and Surgeon, 413y2 Main St., Winnipeg. Bora London, Ont, July 8, 1866, son of Frederick William and Susannah Todd. Educated public schools, Niagara Falls; Toronto School of Medicine; University of Manitoba; post-graduate course London, Berlin, Vienna; practiced Winnipeg continuously since graduation, 1890. Clinical teacher of surgery, Manitoba Medical College; on surgical staff of Winnipeg General Hospital. Director Retail Merchants' Fire Insurance Co. Married Evelyn Bigelow, 1897; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; Commercial Travelers. Recreation: lacrosse Liberal; Anglican. Address: 166 Hargrave St., Winnipeg, Man. TODD, Thomas R.—Farmer. Bora Walkerton, Ont., Oct. 7, 1854, son of Hugh W. and Elizabeth Todd. Educated walkerton. Came to Manitoba, 1882. Secretary-treasurer, Municipality of Woodworth a number of years, now secretary. Married Annie Victoria Mc- Jeagh; has one son and one daughter. Conservative; Methodist Address: Hill- lew, Man. ppi TOLMIE, John Work, J. P.— (Retired). Born Fort Nisqually, Wash., March 24, 1854, son of William Fraser (L. F. P. ft S., Glasgow) and Jane Tolmle. Educated Collegiate Institute, Victoria, and private tutors. Came to British Columbia, 1859. Commenced career about 1870, and has lived Victoria over fifty years. Recreation: study of natural history. Address: Cloverdale, Victoria, B. C. TOLMIE, Simon Fraser, V. S.—Marine and Fisheries Bldg., Victoria. President, British Columbia Agricultural Society; President British Columbia Veterinary Association; British Columbia secretary American Veterinary Medical Association; member Victoria Board Trade. Bora Victoria, Jan. 25, 1867, son of Dr. William Fraser and Jane Tolmle. Educated public and high schools, Victoria; Toronto Veterinary College. Practiced Victoria since 1891. Chief inspector, health of animals; British Columbia representative Dominion Live Stock Commission. Married Annie Harrap, Durham, Ont, 1894; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Pacific. Societies: Native Sons; W. O. W.; Maccabees. Recreations: farming, shooting. Anglican. Address: Cloverdale Ave., Victoria, B. C. WM. TOOLE, J. P. TOOLE, William, J. P.—Of Toole, Peet & Co., Financial, Real Estate and Insurance Agents, Appraisers and Valuators, Herald Bldg., Calgary. Born Curracloe House, Wexford County, Ireland, April 3, 1871, son of William and Magdalene Toole. Educated public schools, Wexford and Dublin. Came to Canada April, 1889; with C. P. R. Land Department, 1890- 1905; transferred to Calgary, 1895. Left C. P. R. service and established present business, 1905. Member Calgary Board of Trade; Charter Member Calgary Grain Exchange; Honorary President Calgary Real Estate Association; Member Local 583 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Advisory Boards, Canada Life Assurance Co. and Edinburgh Life Assurance Co. Investment Departments. Married Edith Graburn of Winnipeg, 1897 (deceased). Clubs: Ranchmen's (Calgary); Calgary Golf and Country; Calgary Polo; Fish Creek Polo; Calgary Lawn Tennis. Recreations: Polo, golf, shooting, tennis. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 709 11th Ave., W., Calgary. TOPF, Charles H., C. E.—Civil Engineer and Land Surveyor, Pemberton Block, Victoria; Director, Home Builders' Association, Ltd. Born County Cork, Ireland, April 24, 1868, son of John and Charlotte Boate Topp. Came to Canada as a boy. Educated School of Practical Science and Toronto University. Engineer on sewer work, Goderich, Ont, and subsequently engaged on waterworks system, Bracebridge, Ont Dominion Land Surveyor, North West Territories; City Engineer, Chatham, Ont. Came to British Columbia, 1898; City Engineer, Victoria, 1898-1909; associated with Gore ft MacGregor, Victoria, 1909-1911. Married Edith Mills, Bracebridge, 1898; has one son and two daughters. Club: Pacific. Society: W. O. W. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1449 Fort St., Victoria, B. C. TORY, Henry Marshall, M. A., D. Sc, LL. D.f F. R. S. C.—President of the University of Alberta, Strathcona Born Guysborough, N. S., Jan. 11, 1864, son of Robert Kirk and Anorah Ferguson Tory. Educated Guysborough Academy; McGill University; Cambridge University. Lecturer, McGill University. Mathematics, 1891-1897. Professor, 1897-1908. Came to Alberta and accepted present office 1908. Published textbook in physics, various scientific papers published in the English and American scientific journals. Married Annie Gertrude Frost, 1893. Recreations: Curling, riding, golf. Address: 337 Seventh St., Edmonton, Alta. TOTZKE, Albert Frederick, M. L. A.— Pharmaceutical chemist. Born Berlin, Ont, Dec. 20, 1882, son of Carl and Louise Totzke. Educated Berlin public schools and College Institute; Ontario College of Pharmacy (Bachelor of Pharmacy and gold medallist); Toronto University, Overseer of Vonda, 1906; Secretary-Treasurer of Vonda, 1907. Elected to Saskatchewan Legislature, for Vonda, 1908. Married Evelyn Lynch, Palmers- ton, Ont., 1907; has one daughter. Lutheran; Liberal. Address: Vonda, Sask. TOWERS, William Boston.—Of Dubuc ft Towers, Barristers, 216 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born St. Catherines, Ont., May 31, 1861, son of Thomas and Louisa Towers. Educated College Institute, St. Catherine's and Hamilton. Practiced St. Catherines, 1882; came to Winnipeg, 1905; Alderman St. Catherines six years; Served with 13th Battalion, Hamilton, three years; solicitor St. Catherines- Niagara Central Ry. Co., eight years. Contested Lincoln County, Conservative interest, 1886; defeated by thirteen votes. Clubs: St. Catherine's; President, Athletic Lacrosse; Secretary, Lawn Tennis; cricket. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 41 Cornish Ave., Armstrong's Point, Winnipeg, Man. TOWNLEY, Mrs. Charles Robert (nee Alice Ashworth).—Born Quebec, Nov. 26, 1870, daughter of William Henry and Jane tional "Just Girl," Clubs: dress: B. C. Moray Ashworth. Member, Na- Councll of Women. Has publisher a Little Boy," 1897; "Just a Little 1907; "Opinions of Mary," 1909. Canadian Women's Press. Ad- 944 Hastings St., W., Vancouver, TOWNLEY, Lieut. Col. Thomas O., B. A.—Of Richards, Akroyd ft Gall, 325 Homer St, Vancouver. Born Newmar ket, Ont., Aug. 1 Alice Townley. versity. Called Came to British Vancouver, 1888 for New Westminster, 1889 1891; Mayor of Vancouver, B, 1862, son of John and Educated Trinity Unite Manitoba bar, 1885. Columbia and practiced, Registrar of land titles Vancouver, 1901. Mili tary career covered ten years, being promoted to Lieutenant Colonel; resigned, 1896. Married Frances M. Roe, 1886; has five sons and one daughter. Address: 1291 Davie St., Vancouver, B. C. TRACKSELL, Edwin M.—Of Track- sell, Douglas ft Co., Real Estate Agents, 1210 Broad St., Victoria. Born Stratford, Ont., Feb. 28, 1874, son of G. and Barbara Moyer Tracksell. Educated Stratford. Real estate, Regina 1903-1908. Came to Victoria and established present firm, 1908. Married Bertha Lustig, Chesley, Ont; has two daughters. Club: Pacific Recreation: Motoring. Address: 1021 Carberry Gardens, Victoria, B. C. TRACY, Lieutenant-Colonel Thomas Henry.—Architect, Surveyor and Civil Engineer, 411 Howe St., Vancouver. Born London, Ont, June 25, 1848, son of John and Mary Tracy. Educated London public and central schools. Apprentice to City Engineer, London, 1864. Ontario Public Works Department, 1869-1872; architect's office, Chicago, 1872; office of Architect, State Capitol, Albany, 1878. Partner of City Engineer, London, 1873- 1878. City Engineer, London, 1878-1891. City Engineer, Vancouver, 1891-1905; private practice as surveyor and consulting engineer, 1905-1910. Served Fenian 584 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Raid, 1866-1867 (medal). Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Lieutenant Colonel 7th Fusiliers, 1889-1891. Married Sara Maria Bryan, Blooming Grove, N. Y., 1874; has one son and one daughter. Societies: A. F. ft A. M. (W. M., 1875-1876); E. P. Knight Templars; (Warden of Grand Lodge of Canada, 1878). Address: 774 Bute St., Vancouver, B. C. WILLIAM TRANT. TRANT, William.—Journalist and Barrister, Police Magistrate, City of Regina. Born Leeds, Yorkshire, England, March 13, 1844, son of William and Isabella Trant Educated Mechanics' Institute and grammar school, Leeds. Engaged journalism and as war correspondent, Paris, during Franco-German war; on suppression of Commune was sentenced to death and had a very narrow escape; accompanied Prince of Wales (Edwara VII) through India and Ceylon, 1874- 1875, and received many marks of royal favor; was at Delhi on proclamation of Queen Victoria as Empress of India. Founded and edited Masonic Standard, Bombay, 1876; editor, Madras Daily Athenaeum, 1878-1879; returned to England and went on journalistic missions to Ireland, France, Spain, Algeria, Morocco, United States and Mexico, 1879- 1886; editor, Naval and Military Record, England, 1886; Liberal and Radical, London, 1888. Came to Canada and home- steaded at Gotham, near Dubuc, North West Territories, 1889. Editor Regina Standard, 1895; editor Regina Leader, 1901-1902. Called to Saskatchewan Bar, 1904, and practiced Regina and Areola. Appointed Police Magistrate, Regina, 1907. Twice in England and twice in Canada invited to become a candidate for parliament, but declined. Organized Regina Agricultural Society, 1895; one of the organizers of Regina Children's Aid Society; organizer Art, Science and Literature Society of Regina. President of Canadian Club, Regina. Served as Lieutenant in Madras Volunteer Guards, India. About 1854 he publicly exhibited a collection of postage stamps and believed to be the first philatelist Founded Leeds Astronomical Society; founded Radical Federation. England. Publications: 'Financial Reform" (1874); "Trades Unions" (1876); frequent contributor to leading magazines and newspapers of England, the United States and Canada. Married Jane Trood, Bridge- water, England, 1870; has three sons and one daughter. Club: Assiniboia. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Radical. Address: Willdun Lodge, Regina, Sask. TRAPP, Thomas John.—Hardware Merchant and Auctioneer, Columbia St., New Westminster. Born Waltham Abbey, Essex, England, June 4, 1843, son of Thomas and Eliza Trapp. Educated Waltham Abbey. Came to British Columbia as general merchant, New Westminster, 1873; President New Westminster Board of Trade; President Royal Agricultural and Industrial Society of British Columbia; President Westminster Trust & Safe Deposit Co.; Chairman, -School Board. Married Nellie K. Dock- rfll, Port Moody, B. C.; has four sons and three daughters. Societies: W. O. W.; A. O. U. W. Address: 407 Agnes St.. New Westminster, B. C. CHAS. TRAUNWEISER. TRAUNWEISER, Charles.—Financial and Real Estate Broker, 118a Eighth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta.; proprietor of Yale Hotel, Hub Cigar Store and Billiard Hall, Calgary. Born Ogdensburg, N. Y., April 26, 1873, son of Ferdnand and Maria Traunweiser. Educated public schools Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Came to Alberta, 1893. Barber, Calgary, 1893- 1901; wholesale and retail tobacconist 585 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Calgary, since 1901. Naturalized, 1896. Married Mary Miller Adams, daughter of Robert Adams, 1898; has two sons. Clubs: Alberta; Calgary. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F.; K. P. Recreations: Shooting, fishing. Independent; Anglican. Address: 126 Fourth Ave., E-, Calgary, Alta. ^p TRAUTMAN, Fred E.—Journalist Born Seneca County, N. Y., Nov. 20, 1862. son of Solomon and Arminda Trautman. Educated country schools. Printer, In- terlaken, New York, 1875. Came to Fort Williams 1899. Married Katherine Ross, Geneva 111-, 1895. Club: Kaministiquia. Recreation: Raising fox terriers. Protestant. Address: Fort William, Ont TRAWFORD, Charles John.—Sheriff Nanaimo County. Born Dublin, Ireland, May 6, 1874, son of Benjamin Trawford. Came to Canada as a boy. Educated Toronto. Came to British Columbia 1896, Survey Department, Dominion Government, that year in Yukon Territory; later Provincial Constable, Nanaimo. Married Kate McGregor, Nanairiio; has two daughters. Club: Nanaimo. Recreations: Hunting, shooting. Address: Stewart Ave., New Castle Townsite, Nanaimo, B. C. TREMAYNE, Henry Ernest, M. D., C. M.—Physician and Surgeon, Centre St, Prince Rupert Born Milton, Ont, Sept. 5, 1873, son of Rev. Francis and Emily Tremayne. Educated Upper Canada College and Trinity University. Came to British Columbia, 1905. Quarantine officer for Prince Rupert Served as Lieutenant 10th Canadian Field Hospital, South Africa (Queen's medal and three clasps). Married Anne Evelyn Fletcher, Barrie, Ont, 1903; has two daughters. Society: A. F. ft A. M.; Prince Rupert. Address: Prince Rupert, B. C. TREWARTHA - JAMES, William Henry, M. E.—Consulting Mining and Metallurgical Engineer, of James Bros., Mining Engineers and Metallurgists, Board of Trade Bldg., Victoria. Born Redruth, Cornwall, England, Oct. 9, 1861, son of Captain A. Trewartha-James. Educated R. L. Ford's Camborne, Cornwall; technical education completed Redruth and Camborne Schools of Mines and allied Institutes. Assistant Manager South Huel Francis Tin Mine, Cornwall; Assayer Surveyor, Traffic Manager, and Assistant Manager, New Quebrada Copper Co., Venezuela South America; General Manager, United Pioneer G. M. Co., Moodies, Barberton; Manager Hannan's Star, Ltd., Kalgoortie, Australia; Manager British Coolgardie Syndicate, Australia; Manager Tyree Copper Co., Ltd., Victoria. Member I. M. M. (corresponding Member Council for Canada) M. I. M. E., M. N. E. I. M., and Mechanical Engineer; M. C, and M. S. of S. A.; M. Can. M. I.; Chairman Mining Committee, Victoria; Chairman Victoria Board of Trade. Clubs: Union; Eccentric. Society: Mining and Metallurgical (London). Address: Victoria, B. C. TRITE S, Prank Noble.—Of F. N. Trites ft Co., Real Estate Agents, 659 Granville St, Vancouver. Secretary and Director of Alexander Land Co. and Arcadia Land Co. Born New Brunswick, April 8, 1872, son of Isaiah and Mary E. Trites. Educated public schools, Moncton. Came to British Columbia, 1889. Married Frances L. Ferris, 1906; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver; Commercial. Address: 779 Broadway, Vancouver, B. C. TROREY, George Edward.—Manager, Henry Birks & Sons, Jewelers, Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Niagara Falls, Ont, March 22, 1869, son of John and Anna Trorey. Educated Niagara Falls public schools. Employed Niagara Falls, Meadford and Toronto. Came to Vancouver and opened a jewelry store, 1893; amalgamated with Henry Birks & Sons of Montreal, 1907. Married Louise Switzer, 1887; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Terminal City; Jericho Country. Recreations: Motoring and outdoor sports. Address: 1255 Broughton St., Vancouver, B. C. TROUP, Capt. James William.—Manager British Columbia Coast Steamship Service C. P. R., Victoria; Member Dominion Lighthouse Board. Born Port-, land, Ore., Feb. 5, 1855, son of William Henry and Eliza Jane Turnbull Troup. Entered steamship service, 1872; purser, pilot and master, Oregon Steam Navigation Co., 1872-1875; master of steamers, O. R. ft N. Co., 1875-1883; master of steamers, Canadian Pacific Navigation Co., 1883-1892; superintendent of water lines, O. R. ft N. Co., 1892-1897; manager, Columbia & Kootenay Steam Navigation Co., 1897-1899; superintendent, Columbia ft Kootenay Steamers, C. P. R., 1900- 1901; superintendent, rail and steamer lines, C. P. R., Nelson, B. C, 1901; present position since 1901. Married Frances Julia Stump, Sacramento, Cat, 1879; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Union; Vancouver. Recreation: Motoring. Anglican. Address: Tidal Dean, Esquimalt Road, Victoria B. C. 586 WM. J. TREGDL.LUS. TREGILLUS, William John.—Rancher, breeder of Holstein cattle; Vice-President United Farmers of Alberta Born Plymouth, Devonshire, England, May 2, 1859, son of John and Emma Tregillus. Educated Plymouth grammar schools: Taunton College. Miller and farmer, Devonshire, 1880-1890; flour factor and importer, Southampton, 1890-1902. Came to Alberta, 1902; Chairman West Cal gary School Board; Councillor, Local Improvement; Vice-President Calgary Horticultural Society; President Direct Legislation League. Married Lillian Chapman, 1880; has two sons and two daughters. Club: Alberta. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Hunting, riding. Liberal; Anglican. Address: West Calgary, Alta. WHO'S WHO, AND WHY TUCKER, John Edward.—President Vancouver Lumber Co., Bridge St., Vancouver. Born Danville, Texas, Oct. 10, 1857, son of Henry and Tennessee Tucker. Educated Texas high school. Lumber business, Texas, 1877. Came to British Columbia, 1904. Married Mary Blain, 1879; has one daughter. Club: Vancouver. Recreations: Hunting, fishing. Address: 1108 Nicola St., Vancouver, B. C. TUCKET, Bev. John Townsend, M. A., T. C. D.—Dean in residence of Emmanuel College Divinity College of the Diocese of Saskatchewan, Nutana. Born Kilo- van, Dunmanway, Cork County, Ireland, son of Mary Elizabeth and Major John Tuckey. Educated Collegiate School, Cork; Trinity College, Dublin. Curate of St. Nicholas, Cork, 1899; Curate of Holy Trinity, Cork, 1904; came to Canada, 1907; traveling missionary for Saskatchewan, 1907; Dean of Emmanuel College since 1910. Anglican. Address: Emmanuel College, Nutana, Sask. TUCK WELL, David Grieve.—Editor The Yorkton Times. Born Chesham Bucks, England, Jan. 8, 1865. Educated Aylesbury grammar school. Several years with publishing house of Hazel, Watson ft Viney, London, England; on staff of Bathurst Daily Free Press, New South Wales, ten years; telegraph editor and editorial writer, Manitoba Free Press; editor-in-chief, Western Sportsman; editor Morning Herald, Fort William; proprietor Rainy River Gazette; voluminous writer during residence in New South Wales on Commonwealth Bill then before country; takes deep interest in social and labor problems, and deals with these topics in a fearless, outspoken manner; inclined to radical and socialistic views. Married Elizabeth Sophia Spittle; has two sons and two daughters. Liberal. Address: Yorkton, Sask. TULK, A. Edward, B. C L. (McGill).— Barrister and Solicitor, Canada Life Bldg., Vancouver. Born Hamilton, Dec. 25, 1877, son of John J. and Mary Mc- Andrew Tulk. Educated public schools, Hamilton; McGill University. Articled to Hon. C. J. Dougherty, St. Anne's, Montreal. Called to Quebec bar, 1910; British Columbia bar, 1911. Founder, Vancouver Athletic Club. Married Marie J. Nett, 1902. Clubs: University; Commer- A. E. TULK, B. C. L. cial. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F. Recreations: Baseball, lacrosse. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Shaugh- S. J. TUNSTALL, B. A., M. D., C. M. TUNSTAIL, Simon John, B. A., M. D., C. M.—Physician and Surgeon, 709 Dunsmuir St, Vancouver. Born St. Anne de Bellvue, Que., 1852, son of Gabriel Christie and Jessie Tunstail. Educated high school, Montreal; McGill University, graduated with degree of B. A., 1873; M. D., 1875; took Davidson Gold Medal and Holmes Gold Medal. Practiced Papineauville, 1876-1880; Montreal, 1880-1881. Came to .British Columbia 1881. Practiced, Lytton, 1881-1883; Kamloops, 1883-1892; came to Vancouver and practiced there since 1892. Ex-President of Veterans' Association, Vancouver; WHO'S WHO, AND WHY former President of College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia, and ex-President Canadian Medical Association. Married-Marianne Lawson Innes, Esquimalt, 1885; has five daughters. Clubs: United Service; Vancouver. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; Veterans' Association; St. Andrew's; Caledonian. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 709 Bute St., Vancouver, B. C. HON SIR C. H. TUPPER, K. C. M. G., LL. B., K. C. TUPPER, Hon. Sir Charles Hibbert, K. C. M. G., LL. B., K. C.—Of Tupper ft Griffin, Barristers, Vancouver. Born Amherst, N. S., Aug. 3, 1855, second son of Right Hon. Sir Charles Tupper, Bart. Educated McGill University; Harvard University. Called to Nova Scotia bar, 1878; Q. C, 1890. Sworn member Privy 1887, 1888, 1891, 1896, 1900. Became Minister, Marine and Fisheries, 1889. Elected to House of Commons, 1882; re-elected, 1887, 1888, 1891, 1890, 1900. Became Minister of Justice, Bowell administration, Dec 21, 1894; resigned,, Jan. 4, 1896. Appointed solicitor-general in administration, May 1, 1896; went out of office with Government, July 8, 1896. As Minister of Marine and Fisheries was concerned with negotiations respecting Behring Sea fisheries; June, 1892, was appointed agent of H. M.'s Government on Behring Sea arbitration which met at Paris, February, 1893; for these services created K. C. M. G. As Minister of Justice was responsible for the remedial order on the Manitoba Government respecting separate schools. One of Canadian Ministers who attended conference with delegates from the Government of Newfoundland, Halifax, 1892. Came to Vancouver, 1897. Married Janet McDonald, daughter of Hon. James McDonald, Chief Justice of Nova Scotia, 1879. Address: Vancouver, B. C. J. STEWART TUPPER, B. A., K. C. TUPPER, J. Stewart, B. A., K. C.— Senior member Tupper, Gait, Tupper, Min- ty ft McTavish, Barristers, Union Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Amherst, N. S., Oct. 26, 1851, eldest son of the Right and Hon. Sir Charles Tupper, Bart., G. C. M. G., C. B. Educated McGill University, graduated with first rank honors; called to Ontario Bar, 1875; Manitoba Bar, 1882; Q. C, 1890; Bencher Law Society of Manitoba since 1900; Treasurer of Law Society, 1906-1910; President of Law Society, 1910; member Council of the University of Manitoba. Married, 1st, 1875, Marie W. Robertson, daughter of the late Andrew Robertson, of Elmbank, Montreal, who died 1876; married 2ndly, Ada Campbell Gait, daughter of the late Hon. Sir Thomas Gait, Chief Justice of the Common Pleas, Ontario; has issue by first marriage, Marie Stewart; by second marriage, Charles Stewart born 1884, barrister, 1907; Jessie Campbell; Frances. Clubs: Manitoba; St Charles County. Recreation: Riding. Liberal; Conservative. Address: Ravencourt, Armstrong's Point, Winnipeg. TURGEON, Hon. William Ferdinand Alphonse, B. A., K. C, M. L. A.—Of Turgeon, Fish & Calder, Barristers, Darke Block, Regina. Born Bathurst, N. B., June 3, 1877, son of Margaret Baldwin and Onesephore Turgeon, M. P. Educated New York City; Laval University. Called to New Brunswick Bar; came to Prince Albert and entered into partnership with Hon. J. H. Lamont, 1903; sworn 589 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY HON. WM. F. A. TURGEON, B. A., K. C, M. A. A. in as Attorney General of Saskatchewan Sept. 23, 1907; elected to Saskatchewan Legislature for Prince Albert, 1907; ran in two constituencies, 1908; elected Duck Lake and defeated Prince Albert Married Gertrude Boudreau, Petit Rocher, N. B., 1901; has one son and two daughters. Liberal; Roman Catholic Address: 2320 Angus St, Regina, Sask. TURNBULL, Alfred Russell, M. D., C. M.—Of Drs. Turnbull ft McCulloch, Physicians and Surgeons, Moose Jaw. Born Russell, Ont, Aug. 4, 1860, son of James and Janet Turnbull. Educated College Institute, Ottawa; McGill University. Practiced Moose Jaw since 1886. Coroner, 1900-1908; city medical health officer, 1905-1910; surgeon C. P. R, 1890- 1908; member Saskatchewan Public Health Board since 1910. Married Mary P. Nicholson, Ottawa, 1900; has one son. Club: Moose Jaw. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; A. O. U. W.; A. O. F; I. O. F. Recreations: Curling, hunting, shooting. Liberal; Presbyterian Address: 18 Athabasca St., E, Moose Jaw, Sask. TURNBULL, Thomas McMurray.— Manager Canadian Bank of Commerce, Edmonton. Born Caledonia^ Ont., Feb. 26, 1865, son of James and Elizabeth Turnbull. Educated Clinton. Joined Canadian Bank of Commerce, Berlin, 1882. Came to Alberta, 1902. Married Margaret Crawford, Cayuga, Ont; has one son and two daughters. Club: Edmonton. Address: Edmonton, Alta. TURNER, Adam, J. P.—Secretary-, Treasurer, Mighton, Bell ft Turner, Financial Brokers, Saskatoon. Born Owen Sound, Oct. 26, 1852, son of William and Margaret Turner. Educated public and high schools, Owen Sound. Drug clerk, Owen Sound, 1870; member of Town ADAM TURNER, J. P. Council, Orangeville, 1898-1899; member public school Board, 1900-1903; representative Orangeville district, to Council Ontario College of Pharmacy, 1890-1898; came to Saskatoon 1903; Secretary-Treasurer city Saskatoon 1904-1907; Treasurer Central Saskatchewan Fair Association. Married Mary Elizabeth Black, Durham, Ont, 1882; has three sons. Recreations: Football, baseball, tennis. Non-partisan; Anglican. Address* 114 Third Ave., N, Saskatoon, Sask. JOHN A. TURNER TURNER, John Archibald.—Balgreg- gan Stock Farm, Calgary. Breeder ana Importer of Clydesdale and Hackney Horses, Shorthorn Cattle and Shropshire Sheep. President of Horse and Cattle Breeders' Associations of Alberta for several years. Director of the Calgary 59C -di "ton hbss WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Exhibition for a number of years. Bora near Edinburgh, Scotland, Sept. 11, 1867, son of Peter and Catherine Turner. Educated Royal High School, Edinburgh. Came to Alberta, 1886, since then has been engaged ranching, importing and breeding live stock in vicinity of Calgary. Married Minnie Dawson, 1897; has two sons and two daughters. Society: A. F. & A. M. Recreations: Shooting ana fishing. Presbyterian. Farm address: Balgreggan Stock Farm. Residence: Mount Royal, Calgary, Alta. JOHN PERCIVAL TURNER. TURNER, John Percival.—Of Winnipeg Underwriters, Ltd., 505 McArthur Block, Winnipeg. Born Toronto, Dec 4, 1879, son of John and Mary Turner. Educated Trinity College School, Port Hope. Joined Dominion Bank, Toronto, 1897. Came to Manitoba, 1901. Insurance Adjuster, Winnipeg, 1901-1908; engaged present business, 1910. Secretary- Treasurer of Manitoba Game Protective Association; member of executive of Winnipeg - Conservative Association. Champion trap shot, Dominion of Canada, 1905. Clubs: Carleton; Adanac; Canadian. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 323 Assiniboine Ave., Winnipeg, Man. TWEED, Henry Lyle.—General Merchant, Real Estate, Fire Insurance and Financial Broker, Main St, Medicine Hat. Born Cornwall, Ont., Oct. 28, 1880, son of Thomas and Helen Sutherland Tweed. Came to Alberta, 1883. Educated public schools, Medicine Hat. Clerk with Tweed ft Ewart, Medicine Hat, 1896-1900; general store business on his own account, 1900-1905; of Stewart ft Tweed, Ltd., 1905-1907; formed the Glasgow House dry goods, 1907. Alderman, Medicine Hat, 1906-1907. President Medicine Hat Board of Trade (second term). Married Mary Andrena Mullins, 1907; has one HENRY LYLE TWEED. son. Club: Cypress (President). Society: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Medicine Hat, Alta. TWEEDALE, Cyril.—Conveyancer, Notary Public and Financial Agent. Born Lancashire, England, June 23, 1881, son of Samuel J. and Fanny (Aitken) Twee- dale. Educated Portsmouth Grammar School; King's College University. With London and Westminster Bank, London, 1896; name to Canada 1903; ranched. Lloydminster, Sask., 1903-1906. Came to British Columbia and entered the real estate and insurance business, 1906. Served three years Civil Service Rifles and three years Brittania Rifles. Member Vancouver Horse Show Association; Director Richmond Agricultural and Industrial Association. Married Clara Wbod, 1906; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Canadian; Royal Vancouver Yacht; Vancouver Hunt. Recreatlcjhs: Riding, yachting, fishing. Address: Ker- isdale, Point Grey, Vancouver, B. C. * TWITZELL, Robert P. S., A. R. I. B. A.—Architect, 625 Granville St, Vancouver. Born Northumberland, England, June 25, 1877, son of Robert and Mary Twizell. Educated Rutherford College and Durham University. Came to Brit-. Ish Columbia and practiced Vancouver, 1908. Lecturer Durham University, 1903- 1908. Member of Royal Institute of British Architects. Member of Northern Architectural Association, England. Club: Commercial. Recreations: Golf, fishing. Address: Pacific St., Vancouver, B. C. 591 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY TYRWHITT-DRAKE, Brian Halsey.— Barrister, Registrar Supreme Court of British Columbia, Victoria. Born Victoria, Oct. 6, 1866, son of Montague W. and Joanna Tyrwhitt-Drake. Father was Puisne Judge Supreme Court of British Columbia. Educated Charterhouse, England. Practiced Victoria, 1885-1895. pointed Registrar Supreme Court, Ish Columbia, 1895. Club: Union, dress: 2540 Pleasant St., Victoria, Ap- Brit- Ad- B. C. F. T. UNDERHILL, F. R. C. S. E., L. R. C. P., D. P. H. Theodore, F. P. H.—Physi- Staffordshire, UNDERHILL, Frederic R. C. S. E>, L. R. C. P., D. cian and Surgeon Born England, June 19, 1858, son of William Lees and Elizabeth Underhill. Educated Edinburgh University. Practiced Tipton, England, 1881. Came to British Columbia, 1894; Medical Health Officer, Vancouver City. Served with First Volunteer Battalion, Staffordshire Regiment, eighteen years. Married, 1885, has seven sons and five daughters. Club: Terminal City. Recreations: All outdoor sports. " Address: 2861 Westminster Road, Vancouver, B. C. URB, Daniel MacKenzie P- M.—Real Estate and Fire Insurance Agent. Born Eldon Township, Ont, Nov. 25, 1853, son of Isabella and James Ure, who was soldier in the British Army, 1793-1814, with the 71st Regiment of Infantry, and fought in battles of Corunna and Vim- eria. His maternal grandfather, Sergeant Ross, of Durnoch, Scotland, was wounded in the battle of Waterloo. Educated country schools. Apprenticed to harness maker and saddler, Woodville, 1867. Came to Winnipeg, 1878. Councillor Municipality of Morris, 1882-1883; Secretary-Treasurer, 1884-1893; Secretary-Treasurer, Rural Municipality of Morris and Police Magistrate since 1904; Mayor Morris, 1905; several years Mem ber and Chairman of Morris School Board. Married Annie Anger, Winnipeg, 1882; has two sons and five daughters. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F.; C. O. F.; A. O. U. W.; L. O. L. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Morris, Man. THOS. UNDERWOOD. UNDERWOOD, Thomas. — Managing Director, Diamond Coal Co., Calgary, Born Leicester, England, May 6, 1863, son of William and Frances Underwood. Educated Leicester. Came to Alberta, 1885. Contractor and builder, Calgary, Calgary, 1893-1901: Married Kate Graves, sons and two daugli- F. ft A. M. Address: Calgary, Alta. 1885. Alderman, Mayor, 1901-1904. Calgary; has four ters. Society: A. 536 13th Ave., W., URQUHART, Alexander.—Farmer (retired). Born Inverness, Scotland, Jan. 25, 1845, son of John and Margaret Urquhart Educated public schools, Inverness. Went to sea, 1858. Sailed from Glasgow to San Francisco and Puget Sound, 1870-1871; left sea and came to Comox to engage In farming and dairying, 1871. Ex-school trustee. Married Margaret Paterson, Nanaimo, 1878; has two sons and three daughters. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Address: Courtenay, B. C. VALENS, John Alexander, M. D.— Physician and Surgeon. Born near Lucknow, Ont., Sept. 4, 1873, son of William and Kate Valens. Educated public schools, Kinless Township, Bruce County; high school, Waterdown; College Institute, Brandon; Manitoba University. Taught school, Kinloss, 1893; came 592 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY JOHN ALEXANDER VALENS, M. D. to Brandon, 1895, and taught school at Rosetown, 1896-1897; Estevan, 1898; Portal District, 1899-1902; graduatea medicine, 1905; practiced, Saskatoon, since 1906. Member Board of Governors, Saskatoon City Hospital, 1910-1911. Married Lizzie Adams, Estevan, Sask., 190-7-f has one daughter. Societies: I. O. O. F.; C. O. F. Recreations: Football, tennis, baseball. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Eighteenth St., W., Saskatoon, Sask. VALIQUETTE, John A. — Managing Director and Editor Western Canada Publishing Co., Ltd., Calgary. Born Ottawa, May 23, 1875, son of Peter R. and Jessie Scott. Educated Ottawa and Montreal. Member of Montreal Herald Editorial Staff 1898. Came to Dawson 1903. Came to Alberta, 1906. Bought Western Canada Trade Gazette,. Calgary, 1908. Formed present firm 1909. Married Frances M. Glover, 1905; has one son and two daughters. Recreation: Fishing. Address: Calgary, Alta. VALLANCE, James.—Secretary-Treasurer, Vernon Hardware Co., Ltd., Vernon. Born Hamilton, Jan. 27, 1869, son of James and Janet Armstrong Vallance. Educated public schools, Hamilton. Came to British Columbia 1896. Partner, H. Byers ft Co., Sandon, B. C, 1896-1903; Nelson, B. C, 1903-1904; present business organized 1904. Alderman, Sandon, 1900. President Vernon Board of Trade, 1908-1909. Married Clara Ada Morgan, Hamilton, 1908; has one daughter. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. F. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Vernon, B. C. ▼AN EGMOND, William Gysbert.—Of Storey ft Van Egmond, Architects, 501 Northern Bank Bldg., Regina. Born Seaforth, Ont, Sept. 16, 1883, son of William David and Jessie Van Egmond. Educated Seaforth College Institute Beaux Arts School. Studied with Gowin- lock ft Baker. Toronto, 1899. Came to Regina and formed partnership with E. M. Story, 1906; Secretary Regina Architectural Association; Chairman architectural section, Regina Society of Art, Literature arid Science. Member Regina Board of Trade. Designed many notable buildings, Regina, among which are Collegiate Institute, General Hospital, Y. M. C. A., Carnegie Library. Married Mabel Isabel Ball, Toronto, 1906; has one daughter. Clubs: Assiniboia; Canadian. Recreations: Tennis, curling, boating, shooting. Anglican. Address: 2244 Albert St., Regina,. Sask. VANWART, Isaac Stephen Gerow.— Born St John, N. B., Aug. 10, 1858, son of Rev. Thomas S. and Phoebe Vanwart Educated public schools. Dry goods clerk, Woodstock, N. B., 1872. Came to Alberta, 1892. President Board of Directors Calgary General Hospital, 1910. President Alberta Provincial Exhibition Co., 1906-1910; President Calgary Board of Trade, 1907; President Exshaw Trading Co., 1910. Sheriff Calgary, 1903-1911. Unsuccessful candidate to House of Commons for Calgary, 1911. Married Hattie Halle Jaynes, Alvlnston, Ont; has one son and four daughters. Clubs: Ranchmen's; Golf and Country. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Address: 1215 6th St., W., Calgary, Alta. YICK, Samuel Edward.—Superintendent of Public Works for British Colum- biav Court House, Vancouver. Born London, England, Aug. 19, 1865, son of John Benjamin and Annie Vick. Educated London and Toronto. Modeler and carver of wood and stone, Toronto, 1870. Came to British Columbia, 1894. Secretary- Treasurer British Columbia Gypsum Co. Married Emma Croft, Birkenhead, England; has four sons and three daughters. Club: Anglo-African. Societies: L. O. L.: S. O. E. Recreations: Hunting and prospecting. Address: 1365 7th Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. VINCENT, Swale, M. D., D. Sc, R. C. S., L. R. C. P., F. R. S. C.—Professor of Physiology, Manitoba University. Born West Bromwich, England, May 24, 1868, son of Joseph and Margaret Vincent. Educated King Edward's High School; Birmingham University; London, Edinburgh and Heidelberg. Assistant Professor of Physiology, University College, London; British Medical Association, research scholar; Mason research scholar; research fellow, University of Edinburgh. Recreation: Music. Address: Manitoba University, Winnipeg, Man. 593 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ALFRED VIOLETTE. VIOLET TE, Alfred.—General Manager and Treasurer, Fort McKay Oil ft Asphalt Co., Ltd., Windsor Block, Edmonton. Born Cariboo Grand Minas, N. S., Jan. 6, 1880, son of Samuel and Angelina Violette. Educated public schools, Lumbering, Minnesota, 1894-1903; farming, North Dakota 1903-1904; prospecting for gold, Alaska; interested oil industry, California, until 1906; came to Alberta, 1906, and explored northern lands of Alberta for asphalt and oil: incorporated present company, 1910. Married Lottie Melbourne, Ottawa 1911. Recreation: Exploring. Liberal; Roman Catholic Address: 524 Sixth St., Edmonton, Alta. VON CRAMER, Donald Alexander William.—Managing Director, Vancouver Trust Co., 614 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Montreal, 1873, son of Felix Herman and Elizabeth von Cramer. Educated Quebec public schools; Upper Canada College. With Canadian Bank of Commerce and later with Royal Bank of Canada. Came to British Columbia 1898; manager Royal Bank of Canada, Republic, Chilliwack, Cumberland, Vancouver, East End branch; left bank to form Vancouver Trust Co., Ltd. Director Kamloops-Vancouver Trust Co., Ltd. Police Commissioner, 1910; on Council Vancouver Board of Trade, 1908-1911. Married Helen Maud Savage. Clubs: Terminal City; Canadian (Secretary- Treasurer). Society: A. F. ft A. M. Rec- D. A. W. VON CRAMER. reations: Lacrosse, hockey. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 1101 Melville St., Vancouver, B. C. ▼ON ETLINGER, A. T.—Manager for British Columbia, Alberta and ** Yukon, Commercial Union Assurance Co., Ltd., of London, England, Bower Bldg., Vancouver; Imperial German Consul for mainland of British Columbia. Born Germany, May 10, 1862, son of Arnold and Grace von Etlinger. Educated Army Schools, Germany. Chief Inspector, Commercial Union Assurance Co., Portland, Ore., 1897-1907. Came to British Columbia to accept present position; 1907. Married Harriet Pipes, daughter of Judge M. L. Pipes, Portland, 1909. Clubs: Vancouver; Royal Vancouver Recrefc- Nelson Yacht; Arlington (Portland) tion: Shooting. Address: ot, Vancouver, B. C. 1606 ▼ON GRAEVENITZ, Hans.—Of Ward, Burmester ft von Graevenitz, Financial Brokers, 411 Pender St., W., Vancouver; President British Columbia Homes Trust Co., Ltd.; Director, Canadian European Wine Co.; Director, Warburnitz Piano House, Ltd. 3orn Frehne, Trieg- nltz, Germany, May 5, 1870, son of Hugo and Baroness Olesen von Graevenitz. Educated: Military Schools, Germany. In German Diplomatic service as personal Adjutant to Grand Duke Mecklenburg, 1899-1904; Captain of Dragoons, German Army, 1904-1909; has international reputation as German rider, having won over five hundred horse races. Married Ba- 594 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HANS VON GRAEVENITZ. roness Helene von Tuempling, 1906; has three daughters. Clubs: Vancouver Motor; Vancouver Hunt. Recreations: Racing, boating. Member of Prussian Protestant - Church. Address: Vancouver, B. C. ▼ON MIELECKI, Alexander Karl Stanislaus.—Editor of Deutsch Canadier, Calgary. Born Rusdersdorf, Brander- burg, Germany, Sept. 26, 1854, son of Johann Friedrich Alexander Louis Stanislaus and Anna Helene Sophie von Mie- lecki. Educated Gymnasium, Potsdam, Germany. Came to Canada and engaged farming East Farnham, Que., 1883. Came to Alberta 1887. Established present business, 1908. Director United Farmers of Alberta; Director Grain Growers' Grain Co., Winnipeg; Secretary-Treasurer West Calgary School District; Secretary-Treasurer West Calgary, since 1903. Married Louise Wil- hermipe Hedwig Omittenbaum, 1888; has three sons and two daughters. Club: Harmonic. Independent; Lutheran. Address: Calgary, Alta. ▼OWELL, Arthur W.—Born Clonmell, Ireland, Dec. 8, 1841. Educated: Grammar School, Clonmel. Came to British Columbia, 1861; obtained comissipn with Irish Militia 1858; retired, senior Lieutenant I860; Esquimalt, 1862; Civil Service 1864; appointed Chief Constable Big Bend during excitement there; gold commissioner and stipendiary magistrate, Kootenay gold district, for some years; transfei*red to Omineca district where served in similar capacity; from there went to Cassiar; resigned from Government service, 1875; elected to British Columbia Legislature, for Kootenay, 1875; resigned, 1876; gold commissioner and stipendiary magistrate, Cassiar district, 1876-1884; stipendiary magistrate, Kootenay, during construction of C. P. R. in that district. Address: Victoria, B. C. VROOMAN, Charles Harvey, M. D., C. M. — Medical Superintendent, Tran- quille Sanitorium, Kamloops. Born Mitchell, Ont., Oct. 26, 1876, son of Nelson and Mary Vrooman. Educated: high school, Manitou, Man.; Manitoba University. House surgeon, Winnipeg General Hospital, 1901-1902; practiced Winnipeg, 1902-1910. Came to British Columbia, 1910. Married Blanche H. King, daughter of Hooper King, Chatham, Ont., 1905; has two daughters. Recreations: shooting, fishing. Methodist. Address: Kamloops, B. C. JOHN ALEXANDER LOW WADDELL WADDELL, John Alexander Low, C. E., B. A. Sc, Ma. E., LL. D., D. E.— Consulting engineer of Waddell ft Harrington, 1012 Baltimore Ave, Kansas City, Mc, and 510 Winch Building, Vancouver. Born Port Hope, Ont, Jan. 15, 1854, son of Angeline Esther and Robert Needham Waddell; Northumberland and 1865-1885. Educated: School, Port Hope: technic Institute, Troy, N. 1875); McGill University High Sheriff of Durham Counties, Trinity College, Rensselaer Poly- Y. (C. E, Sc, (B. A. 1882; Ma E. 1882: D. Sc. 1904); Missouri State University conferred degree of LL. D., 1904; University of Nebraska conferred degree of Doctor of Engineering, 1911. Decorated by the Emperor of. Japan, 1888, Knight Commander of the Order of the Rising Sun; and by 595 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Grand Duchess Olga of Russia (sister of the Czar) First Class Order Societe de Bienfaisance, for services as Principal Engineer of Trans-Alaska-Siberian Ry. Began career as draftsman, Marine Department, Ottawa 1875; engineer field work, C. P. R., 1876-1877; Assistant Professor of Rational and Technical Mechanics, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1878-1880; Chief Engineer, Raymond ft Campbell, bridge builders, Council Bluffs, 1881-1882; Professor of Civil Engineering, Imperial University of Japan, 1882-1886; private practice, Kansas City since 1887; practicing alone 1887-1899; as Waddell ft Hedrick, 1899- 1906; present partnership formed 1906. As chief engineer of Pacific Short Line Bridge Co., designed and supervised construction of combined railway and highway bridge over Missouri River at Sioux City; chief engineer, Omaha Bridge & Terminal Ry. Co., designed a track railway and highway across the Missouri River at East Omaha, 1893. Designed and constructed a highway bridge across the Missouri River at Jefferson City, Mo.: engineered the Northwestern Elevated, Union Loop Elevated, and other elevated railway work in Chicago: was consulted in the plans for the Boston Elevated Ry.: Engineer, on Y-shaped railway and highway bridge over Fraser River at New Westminster; Chief Engineer, Alberta and Great Waterways Ry., locating line when Government killed first half of this much double bridge was successfully action of Alberta project. For the got far straighter line with verical variation and at much te^s than anticipated, and for remaining of line, although surveys had not made, indications promised equally vorable results. Aided Mr. Clarke, in securing and the the line less CO*-"-* half been fa- the president, concession and to raise money for building, having made two trips with him to Europe for this latter purpose. Built over 200 bridges on the Vera Cruz & Pacific Rv. of Mexico; two lighthouses and standard highway bridges for Government of Cuba; two arch bridges for New Zealand; most of the bridges on the Kansas City Southern Ry. and the Tennessee Central Ry.; large bridge over Maumee River, Toledo ft Halstead Street Lift Bridge *->t Chie.a;<?*o ;Hawthorne Ave. Lift Bridge, Portland, Ore.; a reinforced concrete arch bridge over the Colorado River, Austin, Texas; Red Rock Cantilever Bridge over Colorado River for Atlantic ft Pacific Ry. Co.; principal bridges on Shreveport ft Red River Valley Ry. the International in Texas; large River (having a ten large bridges o ft Great Northern Ry. bridge over Missouri lifting deck) at Kansas City; a highway bridge over same river at St Charles, Mc; a large bridge with lift span over the Mississippi River for Iowa Central Ry., Kelthsburg; two reinforced concrete trestles (having longest reinforced concrete girders yet built) at Tacoma, Wash.; the Granville St., The Cambie St., and Westminster Ave. bridges over False Creek, Vancouver, B. C.; the reconstruction of the Fort Leavenworth bridge over the Missouri River; a large viaduct joining Kansas City, Mc, and Kansas City, Kan., and crossing the Kaw River; a large bridge with lefting deck and lifting span combined now under construction over the Willamette River, Portland, Ore., for the Harriman system; a bridge with left span over the Arkansas River at Fort Smith, Ark., and numerous other constructions of less importance. About the end of 1903 Dr. Waddell was retained by the International Nickel Co. of New York City, which company controls three-quarters of the world's total output of nickel, to make extensive investigation of the suitability of nickel steel for bridge building. His experiments were both elaborate end exhaustive, covering every conceivable kind of practical tests, and occupied over three years in the making, of the investigation being- borhood of $50,000. After tion and the reports were the total cost in the neigh- the investiga- finished, Dr. Waddell wrote for the American Society of Civil Engineers a long paper describing fully the tests and drawing numerous deductions. This paper is essentially an economic study of the question <tt "nickel steel for bridges," which was the title of his paper. It was published first in the "Proceedings" of the Society then discussed by a number of prominent engineers of America and Europe, and finally the paper and the discussions were published together in the Society's "Transactions" for 1909. Later, the special committee for the awarding of the Norman medal of that year unanimously decided to award it to Dr. WaddelFs paper as being the best and most important one presented to the Society for that year. The practical result of Dr. Wad- dell's investigations on "nickel steel for bridges" has been the use of that alloy for at least three long-span bridges, viz.': The Manhattan Bridge, New York; the Free Bridge, St. Louis, and the new Quebec Bridge. Dr. Waddell's firm is also using the alloy in the moving spans of some of their vertical lift bridges in order to cut down materially the total weight to be raised and lowered. Nickel steel as a material for building long- span bridges has come to stay, and it will be used for shorter and still shorter spans as time goes on, unless some equally good or better and cheaper alloy is discovered. Dr. Waddell is the author of the following works: A compilation of 22 of his principal professional papers, edited by John Lyle Harrington, 1905; "The Designing of Ordinary Iron Highway Bridges," published by Wiley ft Sons, New York, 1884; "A System of Iron Railroad Bridges for Japan," 1885, published by the Japanese Government for private circulation only; "Civil Engineering Edu- 596 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY cation," published in Engineering News; "General Specifications for Highway Bridges, of Iron ft Steel"; "Some Disputed Points in Railway Bridge Designing"; "Elevated Railroads"; "De Ponti- bus" (Wiley ft Sons, 1898); "Specifications for Steel Bridges"; "Foundations for Important Buildings in the City of Mexico"; "Flow Line Bridge at Kansas City"; "Engineering Specifications and Contracts," a standard work, published by Engineering News; "Addresses to Engineering Studc.. ***»," a compilation of forty-four of tht> Dest addresses made to engineering students by various professors and engineers in the last 25 years, edited by Dr. J. A. L. Waddell and John Lyle Harrington, containing several papers by both editors. In preparation a large and elaborate treatise on Bridge Engineering, a joint book by Dr. Waddell and Mr. Harrington. The firm of Waddell ft Harington has a very large practice in building bridges, giving special attention to movable structures, besides doing important work in other lines. They have designed and patented a number of improvements on Dr. Waddell's old type of vertical lift bridge. This type is being adopted by a number of the leading railroad systems of America, including the Harriman lines, Pennsylvana Railway, Iowa Central, Lake Shore ft Michigan Southern, Missouri Pacific, Chicago ft Northwestern, and Louisiana ft Arkansas. They have in operation six vertical lifts, three more will be complete this year, and a dozen others are now being designed or constructed. Their work extends over the whole of the United States and parts of Canada, Mexico, Japan and New Zealand. Some thirteen million dollars' worth of work is (December, 1911) being prosecuted through their office. Married Ada Everett, daughter of late Horace Everett, Council Bluffs, la, 1882; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Country, University, Engineers, Kansas City. Societies: American Society of Civil Engineers, Institution of Civil Engineers of Great Britain, La Soclete des Ingenieursj Civils de France; Canadian Society of Civil Engineers, American Society for Testing Materials, International Society for Testing Materials, American Association for the Advancement of Science, American Railway E. ft M. of Way Association, Rensselaer Engineers, Promotion of Engineering Education, Geographical Society of France; Honor- arv member Kogaku Kyokai (Japanese Engineering Society); Honorary member Tau Beta Pi and Phi Beta Kappa Recreations: Hunting and fishing. Address: 2708 Forest Ave, Kansas City, Mo. WADDELL, W. B., EL L. A.—Farmer. Born Harrow, Essex County, Ont, Jan. 4, 1857, son of James Waddell. Educated Harrow. Elected to Manitoba Legislature for Minnedosa, 1903; re-elected 1907. Married A. E. Sanderson, 1885; has three sons and three daughters. Presbyterian; Conservative. Address: Minnedosa Man. WADDELL, William H., D. L. 8., O. L. S., A. L. S.—Engineer and Surveyor, Imperial Bank Bldg., Edmonton. Born Tilbury, Ont, March 23, 1883, son of James J. and Susannah Waddell. Educated public schools and College Institute, Hamilton. Apprentice Tyrrell ft Ford, Hamilton, 1901; came to Alberta, 1905; granted O. L. S. commission 1905; D. L. S., 1907; private practice since 1907. Served with 13th Regiment Hamilton, 1900-1903. Married Margaret Muir, 1909; has one daughter. Club: Edmonton. Address: 896 Twenty-third St., Edmonton, Alta. WADDS, George Thomas.—Of Wadds Bros., Photographers, 337 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Antrim, Ireland, Jan. 14, 1864, son of George and Margaret Wadds. Educated Barrie and Toronto. Came to British Columbia 1892. Married Stella Louise Eldridge, Vancouver. Club: Royal Vancouver Yacht. Recreation: Yachting. Address: 1245 Pacific Ave., Vancouver, B. C. ALFRED HENRY WADE. WADE, Alfred Henry, J. P. and Notary Public. — Real Estate Broker. Born Springmount House, Glenmire County, Cork, Ireland, May 27, 1853, son of George and Ellen Crawford Wade. Educated public schools, Dublin. Came to British Columbia 1883. Ranching, Penticton, 1883-1893; general store business, 1893-1911. First Mayor of Penticton, 1908; member Penticton Board of Trade. 59.7 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY President Conservative Association Penticton 1906-1907. Married Christine Mel- some, London, England, 1907; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Turf, Penticton. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Penticton, B. C. WADE, Chas. H. Stuart, F. R. G. S., F. G. S. Am.—Editor of New Westminster Courier. Born Macclesfield. Cheshire, England, Jan. 5, 1858, son of Frances Gregory and Thomas Wade, L. R C. P., M. S. A. (head master of Stonehouse Scholastic Institute). Educated Plymouth Collegiate School; King's College. Came to Northwest Territories 1897 and spent three years exploring the Peace, Mackenzie and Athabasca' River districts. Subsequently became magistrate Edmonton, and Publicity Commissioner of Northern Alberta; Grand Registrar of Masons for Alberta; came to British Columbia 1908; Secretary. Board of Trade and City Publicity Commissioner for New Westminster. Married Elizabeth Agnes Phillips, London, England; has three sons and three daughters. Club: Edmonton. Societies: Manitoba Historical and Scientific; Royal Horticultural of Great Britain; K. T.; A. F. ft A. M. Address: DeBeck St., New Westminster, B. C. WADE, Frederick Coate, B. A., K. C.— Of Wade, Whealler ft McQuarrie, Barristers, 413 Granille St., Vancouver. Born Bowmanville, Ont, Feb. 26, 1860, son of William Wade. Educated Toronto University. Editorial writer Toronto Daily Globe, 1882-1885; called to Manitoba Bar 1886; editorial writer Manitoba Free Press 1886-1887; represented Department of Justice of United States in enquiry into claims of compensation made by Jean Louis Legare for surrender of Sitting Bull after Custer Massacre, 1887; elected first President of the Young Liberal Association, Winnipeg, 1886, and re-elected 1887; appointed member of the Provincial Board of Education 1889; member council of Manitoba University and Winnipeg Public School Board; appointed Commissioner by Lord Aberdeen, to enquire into the management of the Manitoba Penitentiary 1897; appointed Crown Prosecutor, Legal Adviser and member of the Yukon Council 1897-1898; elected a nonresident Fellow of the Royal Colonial Institute and member of the National Liberal Club, London, England, 1902; appointed British Counsel before the Alaska boundary commission in the preparation of the Canadian case 1903; Liberal candidate for Vancouver, British Columbia Legislature, 1909. Publications: "National Schools for Manitoba," "The Manitoba School Question," "The Klondyke—a Four Years' Retrospect," "The Alaska-Yukon Boundary Dispute, Its Practical Side," "Some Comments on the Alaska Award," "Canada at the Grave of General Wolfe," "The Early Navigators of the Pacific," "The Canadian Flag," and a short "History of Liberalism in Canada" Ex-President of the Art, Historical and Scientific Association; ex-President of the Juvenile Protection Association; Director of the Vancouver Branch of the Narvy League. Married Edith Mabel Read; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver, Western, Nation Liberal (London, England). Recreations: Driving, boating, camping. Liberal. Address: 1125 Seaton St, Vancouver, B. C. WADE, George Harrison, M. D., C. M. —Superintendent of Organization for I. O. F. for Alberta and Saskatchewan, Board of Trade Bldg., Calgary. Born Brighton, Ont, May 21, 1862, son of John and Elizabeth Ann Simpson Wade. Educated public and high schools Brighton; Trinity Medical College. Taught school Northumberland County 1883- 1893; medical student Toronto 1893-1897; practiced Wooler 1897-1905. Delegate High Court Eastern Ontario for I. O. F.; elected High Physician I. O. F., for Eastern Ontario, 1903; High Vice Chief Ranger, Eastern Ontario, 1905; High Chief Ranger, Eastern Ontario, Brockville, 1906-1908; at present Past Chief High Ranger, Eastern Ontario. Served as Lieutenant Surgeon 40th Regiment. Northumberland County. Married Jennie Beatrice Anderson, Glenross, Hastings County, Ont, 1885; has one son. Societies: I. O. F; A. F. ft A. M.; C. O. C. F; L. O. L. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Calgary, Alta. \ MARK S. WADE, M. D. WADE, Mark S., M. D.—Editor and Proprietor Inland Sentinel, Kamloops; Director Thompson Valley Canning Co.; President Kamloops Board of Trade. Born Sunderland, Durham, England, Nov. 28, 1858, son of Samuel John and Mary Sweeten Wade. Educated privately in England; Glasgow University; California University. Came to British Columbia 1883; practiced New Westminster 1883- 1884; assistant surgeon C. P. R 1884- 1885; practiced Clinton, 1885-1889; Victoria . 1889-1895; Kamloops 1896-1904; purchased Inland Sentinel, 1904. Author of "The Thompson Country," "History of Kamloops and District," 1907. Mar- 'ried Emma M. Uren, daughter of James B. Uren, Victoria, 1886; has two sons. Clubs: Press, Vancouver; Kamloops Cricket Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: Motorboating, all outdoor sports. Liberal (President Kamloops Liberal As sociation) ; Anglican. Paul St., Kamloops, B. Address; C. WAGHORN, James Rawlinson. — Of Waghora, Gwynn ft Co., Stock Brokers and Financial Agents, 423 Hamilton St., Vancouver. Born Stratford, England, Feb. 9, 1859, son of George Augustus and Kathleen Waghorn. Educated Brighton. With C. P. R. Land Department, Winnipeg, 1883, subsequently Secretary of the North of Scotland Canadian Mortgage Co.; then with Osier, Hammond ft Nanton, financial agents and brokers, Winnipeg; President Vancouver Stock Exchange; President and founder of Wag- horn's Guide to Manitoba and Northwest; moved to Vancouver 1905; founded present firm 1909. Married Caroline Beckett, of Cheshire, England, 1891; has one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver, Manitoba (Winnipeg), Winnipeg Lawn Tennis (President), Jericho Country (President, 1910), Victoria Golf, Vancouver Lawn Tennis. Recreations: Shooting, golf, fishing. Address: 1673 Beach Ave., Vancouver, B. C. WAYNES, William Leslie.—Barrister and Solicitor, Burns Block, Calgary. Born St. Catharines, Ont, March 12, 1877, son of Anderson and Mary Waines. Educated Trinity University, Toronto University. Came to Alberta 1902. Law Student with Lougheed ft Bennett, 1902- 1905; admitted to Alberta Bar 1905. Ex- Secretary Calgary Conservative Association. Club: Calgary. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Shooting, fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 12a Crown Bldg., Calgary, Alta WALCH, Lawrence A. — Manager Walch Land Co. and President Melville Land Co., Ltd.; President Terminal Townsites, Ltd., Union Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Minnesota, Jan. 26, 1880, son of Rev. Adam and Julia Walch. Educated Minnesota public schools; came to Winnipeg and engaged in real estate 1903; Director Winnipeg and Western Investments, Ltd. Married Emily El- LAWRENCE A. WALCH liott Winnipeg, 1905. Club: Commercial Travelers. Recreation: Motoring. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 200 Nassau St., Winnipeg, Man. WALKEM, Richard Knox, B. A. — Of Burns ft Walkem, Barristers and Solicitors, Hastings St, Vancouver. Born Kingston, Ont, May 23, 1880, son of Richard Thomas and Emily Anne Walkem. Educated public schools and Queen's University. Came to British Columbia 1902. Studied law offices of Sir Charles Hubbard Tupper, Vancouver, 1902-1905; called to British Columbia 1905. Played three years on Queen's University Hockey and Football teams while team held senior championship of America in hockey, and championship of Canada in Rugby football. Clubs: Vancouver, Roy**1 Vancouver Yacht, Pacific International Power Boat Association (Vice Commodore). Recreations: Yachting, power boat racing, golf. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. WALKER, Hon. David Marr.—Judge of the County Court, Winnipeg. Born Woodhouse, Norfolk County, Ont, Oct. 3, 1835, son of Solomon and Sarah Walker. Educated public schools Norfolk County, Toronto University and Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar 1860; practiced Simcoe County 1860-1870; Winnipeg 1871-18.82; City Solicitor of City of Winnipeg 1874-1878. Member of Manitoba Legislature 1878; Attorney General 1878-1882; Judge of the County Courts for Western Judicial District 1882; transferred to Winnipeg 1893. Served as Lieutenant in Ontario Rifles under command of Lord Wolseley in the first Red River Expedition, 1870-1871. 599 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HON. DAVID MARR WALKER Married Anna Bella Anderson, 1856. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Anglican. Address: 387 Broadway, Winnipeg, Man. WALKER, Ernest. — Manager of Lester W. David Co., Ltd., 710 Dominion Trust Bldg., Vancouver. Born Bath, N. H., Dec 25, 1871, son of John C. and Jennie Walker. Educated Grinnell, Iowa. With Monarch Lumber Co., Blaine, Wash.; Director and Secretary of Ocean Falls Co., Ltd. Came to British Columbia 1904. Married Alice Morgan, 1908; has three sons and one daughter. Club: Terminal City. Recreations: All outdoor sports. Address: 1700 Barclay St., Vancouver, B. C. WALKER, Francis Austin, M. L. A.— Real Estate Agent. Born Lucan, Ont, Nov. 17, 1871, son of William and Catherine Walker. Educated Lucan, Winnipeg, and Edmonton. Elected to first Alberta Legislature for Victoria 1905; reelected 1909. Married Emma J. Curry, Oak Lake, Man., 1904. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Fort Saskatchewan, Alta. WALKER, Geoffrey Henry.—Protho- notary of King's Bench, Winnipeg. Born Simcoe, Ont, June 3, 1858, son of Anna B. and David Marr Walker, Senior County Court Judge of Manitoba. Educated Simcoe; Upper Canada College. Came to Winnipeg 1874; called to Manitoba Bar 1880; appointed Prothonotary, King's Bench, 1881; Deputy Registrar, Exchequer Court; Registrar, Court of Appeal, 1906. Served as Lieutenant 90th Battalion; resigned 1884. Married Mary Inkster, Winnipeg, 1881. Clubs: Manitoba, St. Charles Country. Societies: Western Military Institute; A. F„ ft A. M.; A. & A. S. R. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 118 Scott St, Winnipeg, Man. FREDERICK THOMAS WALKER WALKER, Frederick Thomas.—Manager Royal Bank of Canada, Hastings and Homer Sts., Vancouver. Born Moncton, N. B., Oct 27, 1875, son of James J. and Lucy Walker. Educated Moncton high school. Joined Royal Bank 1890; came to British Columbia 1899; Director Board of Trade; Director Exhibition Association. Married Agnes J. Rose, 1904. Clubs: Vancouer, Terminal City, Royal Vancouver Yacht. Recreation: Yachting. Address: Granville Mansions, Vancouver, B. C. WALKER, Harriet A.—Wife of C. P. Walker. Born New York City, daughter of George W. and Anna Hickman Anderson. Educated St. Matthew's Academy (German Lutheran), New York City. Came to Manitoba 1897. Corresponding Secretary Canadian Women's Press Club, 1906-1910; Honorary President Canadian Women's Press Club, 1910-1913; President Winnipeg branch Canadian Women's Press Club, 1909-1910; President Women's Branch Winnipeg Humane Society, 1911; member Winnipeg Women's. Musical Club; charter member Winnipeg Playgoers' Club; member Board Winnipeg Children's Hospital, 1911. Began to recite in public when eight years old; won $50 prize in elocution contest in Chickering Hall, N. Y., when 13, over 20 mature competitors; went into A. M. Palmer's Union Square Company next year, playing child parts for two seasons; studied music during next two years with Max Maretzek and James Al- den, New York; made debut in comic opera as "Fiametta" in "The Mascot" in September, 1882; remained on stage number of years as prima donna and comedienne, starring through United States and Eastern Canada Retired from stage and took up song and sketch writing, for M. Witmark & Sons, New York. Since coming to Winhipeg has been regular Press Agent for Winnipeg 600 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY and Walker Theatres, Winnipeg, besides contributing articles of theatricals to other papers in Winnipeg and Province. Has written "The Matinee Girl" for the Winnipeg Town Topics for over ten years. Recreations: Travel, reading, swimming, good dramatic and operatic performances. Married C. P. Walker, theatrical manager, having theatres and theatrical interests in Winnipeg, Grand Forks, Fargo, Brainerd and throughout Western Canada; being also senior member of Walker Bros, ft Hardy, Printers, Fargo, N. D. Has one son (George Anderson, a successful actor) and one daughter. Anglican. Address: 61 Dag- mar St, Winnipeg, Man. GEORGE ABRAM WALKER WALKER, George Abram. — Barrister and Solicitor, Irrigation Bldg., Calgary; Solicitor for C. P. R. in Alberta. Born Toronto, Oct 8, 1879, son of William and Mary Walker. Educated public schools; Toronto; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar 1906; Alberta Bar 1911; practiced Toronto 1906; member of firm Mac- Murchy, Spence ft Walker, Toronto, 1910- 1911. Came to Calgary 1911. Club: Ranchmen's. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; Delta Chi. Recreation: Golf. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 711 Fifteenth Ave. W., Calgary, Alta. WALKER, J. A. — Manager Traders Bank of Canada, Calgary. Born Glencoe, Ont., July 2, 1877, son of John S. and Mary Walker. Educated Glencoe. Taught school Middlesex County, Ont, 1896. Came to Alberta 1909. Married Elizabeth G. Harrison, St Mary's, Ont.; has! one son. Club: Ranchmen's. Address: 1937 11th St. W., Calgary, Alta. WALKER, John Bruce.—Assistant Superintendent of Immigration. Born Ayrshire, Scotland, Dec. 13, 1861, son of Andrew and Jeannie Crosbie Bruce Walker. Came to Canada, 1882; journalist twenty years before entering immigration service. Married Mary Alice Will, Brant County, Ont.; has one daughter. Club: Manitoba. Recreations: Curling, bowling, golf. Address: 446 Maryland St., Winnipeg, Man. WALKER, Richard Eden-, M. D., L. R. C. P. & S. (Edin.).—Physician and Surgeon, Cliff Block, New Westminster; President, College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia, 1903, 1907 and 1911; President, British Columbia Association, 1902; Secretary, 1906-1909. Director, Westminster Trust ft Safe Deposit Co., Ltd.; Director, Okanagan Telephone Co., Ltd.; Director Western Home Improvement Co., Ltd. Born Orillia, Ont, Dec 26, 1864, son of James and Helena Walker. Educated Trinity College School, Port Hope, Trinity University. Came to British Columbia, practiced New Westminster 1889. Married Helen M. Homer, daughter of J. A. R. Homer, New Westminster, 1893; has three sons and two daughters. Club: Westminster. Societies: A. F. ft A. M. (G. M., 1899-1900); I. O. O. F; K. of P. Recreations: Fishing, shooting. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 52 Fourth St., New Westminster, B. C. WALKEY, Albert Ernest, M. D.—Physician and Surgeon, 226 Saskatchewan Ave, Portage la Prairie; Medical Examiner for Imperial Life Insurance Co.; Continental Life; Confederation Life, etc. Born Mitchell, Ont., June 24, 1879, son of William and Mary Walkey. Came to Manitoba 1891. Educated high school, Souris; Manitoba University. Taught school. 1898-1904. Practiced medicine, Selkirk, 1906; High Bluff, 1906-1911; Portage la Prairie since 1911. Married Margaret Nicol, daughter of Rev. Alex Nicol, Owen Sound, Ont, 1906; has one son. Societies: Manitoba Medical; Canadian Medical; I. O. F; R. T. of T. Recreations: Football, lacrosse, curling. Presbyterian. Address: Portale la Prairie, Man. WALL, William Henry, M. I. M. E.— Manager No. 7 mine, Canadian Collieries, Cumberland. Born South Staffordshire, England, Dec. 11, 1857, son of Thomas and Hosannah Wall. Came to British 'Columbia, 1869. Machinist, Nanaimo, 1883-1888; master mechanic, New Vancouver Coal Co., 1888-1903; engaged as diamond drill contractor, Alberta, 1903- 1907; when came to Cumberland and took present position. Married Naomi Malpaws, Nanaimo, 1880; has four sons and five daughters. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; A. O. F.; A. O. U. W. Recreations: Athletics, rifle shooting. Address: 748 Burrard St., Vancouver, B. C. 601 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY COLONEL JAMES WALKER WALKER, Lieutenant Colonel James. —Rancher, Real Estate Agent, of James ft W. J. S. Walker, Calgary. Born Ontario, April 14, 1846, son of James and Margaret Walker. Educated Carluke. Farmed, Ontario, 1860. Came to Northwest Territories as inspector R. N. W. M. P., 1874-1881; commissioner to settle half-breed claims, 1899-1900; now Lieutenant Colonel 15th Light Horse; Presi dent Western Canada Fire Insurance Co.; member School Board; General Hospital Board; President Humane Society. Married E. D. Quarrie, Gait Ont; has one son. Clubs: Ranchers'; Alberta; Calgary. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; R. A. M.; Mystic Shrine. Recreations: Curling and bowling. Address: Calgary, Alta 602 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY ARTHUR R. WALKEY. WALKEY, Arthur R.—President A. R Walkey ft Co., 213 Notre Dame Ave., Winnipeg. Born Mitchell, Ont, Oct 22, 1881, son of William and Mary Williams. Educated public schools and Business College, Ontario. Came to Manitoba, 1891; builder and contractor, under firm_ name Walkey ft Arnold, Winnipeg, 1904; member Affleck ft Co., Winnipeg, 1905; bought Mr. Afflick's interest, and organized firhi of Walkey ft Johnston, 1905; established present firm, 1908. President Premier Investment Co., Ltd. Married Maud Vaughan, Winnipeg, 1906; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Canadian; .Independent; Methodist. Address: «21 Maryland St., Winnipeg, Man. JOHN JAMES WALLACE. WALLACE, John James.—Of Wallace ft Adkins, Contractors, 283 Donald St., Winnipeg. Born Carleton County, Ont, Oct. 13, 1866, son of Joseph and Jane Wallace. Educated public schools. Contractor, Ottawa, 1894. Came to Winnipeg, 1904. Alderman, Winnipeg, 1911. Five years Sergeant Major Engineers Corps, Ottawa. Vice-President Knowles Boys' Home. Director Winnipeg General Hospital. Married Georgina Crosbie, Ottawa, 1894; has two sons and one daughter. Clubs: Strathcona Curling; Assiniboine Bowling. Societies: St. Andrew's; S. O. S.; A. F. ft A. M. P. Recreations: Hunting and Congregationalist. Address: 84 land St., Winnipeg, Man. K. of fishing. Mary- RICHARD ALFRED WALLACE. WALLACE, Richard Alfred.—Farmer. Born Carleton County, Ont., June 3, 1861, son of Andrew and Eliza Wallace. Educated public schools, Carleton. Came to Alberta, 1883; farming, High River, since. Elected to North West Territories Legislature for High River, 1897-1905. Mayor, High River, 1911-1912. Married Ellen Martin, 1886; has two sons and one daughter. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: High River, Alta WALLACE, Richard Pollock, B. C. L., (McGill).—Barrister, Clerk Supreme Court of Alberta and Registration Clerk for Judicial District of Lethbridge. Born Coaticooke, Que., Oct 30, 1878, son of John and Janet Wallace. Educated high school, Coaticooke; McGill University. Won Sir. Wm. Macdonald scholarship, McGill University, spending year in France Law student with Fleet Falconer, Cook ft McMaster, Montreal, 1902. Called to Quebec bar, 1905; came to Alberta, 1906; called to Alberta bar, 1906; practiced, Taber, 1907-1909; appointed to 603 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY RICHARD POLLOCK WALLACE. present position, 1909. Member public school Board of Trustees, Lethbridge, 1911. Town Solicitor, Taber, 1907-1909; Secretary-Treasurer, Taber, 1907. Married Genevieve Ivea (deceased), 1908; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Canadian; Overseas. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; K. of P.; I. O. O. F; C. O. F Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Lethbridge Alta WALLACE, Robert Charles, M. A., B. Sc, Ph. D.—Lecturer in Geology and Mineralogy, University of Manitoba. Born Scotland, June 15, 1881, son of James and Mary Wallace. Educated: Edinburgh University, Gottingen University. Came to Winnipeg, 1910, when appointed to present position. Served Queen's Rifles Volunteer Brigade, Scotland. Publications on petrology, mineralogy and crystallography in various journals. Fellow Edinburgh Geological Society. Recreations: shooting, fishing. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Man. WALLACE, Samuel Robert—Barrister. Born Sixmilecross, County Tyrone, Ireland, Sept 19, 1876, son of Mary Johnson and Joseph Wallace. Educated: public school, Sixmilecross; Omagh Model school. Law clerk with E. V. Hamilton, Aughuacloy, Ireland, 1893; managing law clerk with F. J. Orr, Belfast, Ireland, 1898. Came to Canada, 1904; to Winnipeg, 1905; accountant for Daly, Chricton ft McClure, 1905-1907; came to Saskatchewan and entered J. D. Murphy's office as student at law, 1907. Secretary, Oxbow Board of Trade; secretary-treasurer, Town of Oxbow; steward and secretary, Methodist Church; president, Oxbow Epworth League; district secretary of Deloraine League. Married Annie Elizabeth Glass, Oxbow, 1901; has one son and three daughters. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; L. O. L.; Royal Black Knights of Ireland (past preceptor). Recreation: football. Conservative; Methodist. Address: Oxbow, Sask. WALTER WILLIAM WALSH, B. A. WALSH, Walter William, B. A.—Of Williams, Walsh ft McKiri, Barristers, Molsons Bank Bldg., Vancouver; director, Metropolitan Trust Co., Ltd. Born Montreal, June 4, 1875, son of William and Theresa Mary Northgraves Walsh. Educated Ottawa University. Came to Manitoba, 1882; British Columbia, 1896. Studied law with McPhillips & Williams. Married Margaret Catherine Rigney, daughter of the late William Rigney, Kingston, 1904; has one daughter. Clubs: Vancouver; Jericho Country. Recreation: horses. Conservative; Roman Catholic Address: 1251 Cardero St, Vancouver, B. C. WILLIAM WALSH. WALSH, William.—President, Metropolitan Trust Co., Ltd., 429 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Quebec July 25, 1844, son of Thomas and Catherine Walsh. Educated: high school and St. Anne's College, Quebec; Quebec Military School under Lord Alexander Russell, and ob- 604 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY tained first and second class certificates. In wholesale clothing business under firm name W. Walsh ft Co., Montreal, 1876-1878; wholesale and retail clothing business, Winnipeg, 1882-1896. Came to British Columbia, 1896; present financial business for some years. Married Theresa Mary Northgraves, daughter late Wm. J. Northgraves, Belleville, Ont, 1874; has one son. Society: C. M. B. A. Recreation: horses. Conservative; Roman Catholic Address: Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. WALSH, 'William Leigh—Of Walsh, McCarthy & Carson, Barristers, Dominion Bank Bldg., Calgary. Born Simcoe, Ont, Jan. 28, 1857, son of Aquila and Jane A. Walsh. Educated: high school, Toronto University. Practiced, 1879. Came to Alberta, 1904. Bessie McVittie, Barrie, Ont.; son and one daughter. Club: Address: 740 15th Ave., Alta Simcoe; Simcoe, Married has one Ranchmen's. W., Calgary, JOHN WALTER. WALTER, John — Wholesale lumber merchant; president, John Walter, Ltd., Strathcona; president, Western Lumber Co., Ltd. Born Orkney Islands, Scotland, Aug. 12, 1850, son of William and Ellen Lesk Walter. Educated public schools, Orkney Islands. Came to Alberta 1870. With Hudson's Bay Co., Edmonton, 1870-1875; sleigh and boat building, Edmonton, since 1875; mill started, Strathcona, 1892. Member of Strathcona's first council; ex-member, Strathcona school board. Married Annie Elizabeth Newby, Yorkshire, England, 1886; has two sons. Recreations: shooting, fishing. Liberal; Methodist. Address: Strathcona, Alta. WALTON, Geoffrey H.—Real estate and financial broker, 408 Mclntyre block, Winnipeg. Born Barbadoes, B. W. I., Aug. 11, 1878, son of Dr. George O'Don- nell and Sarah L. Walton. Educated Harrison College Institute, Barbadoes. Overseer on plantation British West Indies. Came to Winnipeg and built Strathmore block, 1898; established present business, 1903; president Rookery Building Syndicate Co.' Married Helen Josephine Lyon, Winnipeg, 1906; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Canadian; West India (vice-president). Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: cricket, tennis. Anglican. Address: 300 Balfour St., Winnipeg, Man. WARD, David Alexander.—Dominion Lands Agent, Wetaskiwin. Born Renfrew, Ont, May 14, 1867, son of James and Catherine Ward. Educated public and high schools, Renfrew. Hardware business, Renfrew, 1890. Came to Alberta, 1901. Served with 43d Regiment, Infantry. Married Ada Fraser, Renfrew; has one son and one daughter. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; R. A. M.; I. O. O F.; C. O. F. Recreations: lacrosse, shooting. Address: Wetaskiwin, Alta. GEORGE WARD WARD, George.—Managing Director Prudential Builders, Ltd., Manitoba and Dufferin Sts., Vancouver; director, British Columbia Permanent Loan Co.; director, National Finance Co., Ltd.; direc-. tor, Prudential Investment Co., Ltd. Born Brackley, Northamptonshire, England, Nov. 5, 1860, son of William and Caroline Ward. Educated public schools, Brackely. Apprentice to John Long, builder*, Brackley, 1875-1880; foreman 605 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY for John Fletcher, hardwood decorations, Toronto, 1887-1895; superintendent West End branch, York County Loan & Savings Co., Toronto, 1895-1898. Came to British Columbia, 1898; director and general agent, British Columbia Permanent Loan Co.; Vancouver, 1898-1909; present position since 1909. Married Mary Ellen Green, Wolverhampton, England, 1884; has one son and two daughters. Club: Canadian. Societies: W. O. W.; R T. Recreations: gardening, boating, fishing. Methodist. Address: 2650 First Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. WARD, George Thomas.—Proprietor Grand Central Hotel. Born Oxford County, Ont, May 2, 1872, son of George Thomas and Alexlna Ward. Educated Woodstock Collegiate Institute. Came to British Columbia, 1895. In mercantile business, Ashcroft, 1896. Recreations: fishing and shooting. Address: Ashcroft, B. C. WARD, Percy.—Of Ward, Burmester ft von Graevenitz, Financial Agents, 411 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Birmingham, England, Nov. 29, 1882, son of Thomas and Ellen Maria Ward." Educated Birmingham. Came to British Columbia and founded present firm, 1909. Served with 2d Gloucester Regiment, South Africa (King's and Queen's Medals). Married Zellah Celestine Fitz- maurice, Bloemf ontein, South Africa, 1905; has two daughters. Address: 248 Fifth St., North Vancouver, B. C. WARE, Deighton Ray.—Managing Editor, Times Publishing Co., Medicine Hat. Born Bright Ont, Sept. 28, 1887, son of William and Henrietta Skilling Ware. Educated Collegiate Institute and Normal School, Hamilton. Came to Alberta, 1906. Taught school, Camrose, 1906; principal of school, Medicine Hat, 1907- 1909; reporter, Lethbridge Herald, 1909- 1910; present position since 1910. Lieutenant, 21st Hussars, Medicine Hat Societies: K. of P.; S. O. E.; C. O. F. Recreations: all amateur athletic sports. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Medicine Hat, Atla. WARNER, Daniel Webster.—Farmer, of D. W. Warner ft Sons, stock raising and mixed farming, Edmonton. Born Keokuk County Iowa, Oct 1, 1857, son of Gideon and Matilda Warner. Educated public schools, Iowa and Nebraska Came to Alberta and settled farm near Edmonton, 1889. Director,. United Farmers' Association of Alberta and member executive committee, 1900-1911; president, Alberta Farmers' Association, 1906; member Provincial Farmers' Institute for Alberta since its organization; director, Alberta Provincial Horse and Cattle Breeders' Association; vice-president, Alberta Swine Breeders' Association; president Territorial Grain Growers' Association, Strathcona 1905. Married Mary Jane Brubaker, Wakefield, Neb., 1885 has? four sons and one daughter. So ciety: M. W. A. Recreation: hunting Address: Edm'onton, Alta. WARNOCK, David, M. R. C. V. S., M. L. A.—Veterinary Surgeon. Bora Hamilton, Scotland, April 11, 1865, son oi George and Janet Warnock. Educated Hamilton Academy and Glasgow Veterinary College. Dominion veterinary in* specter, 1904-1909. Represents Pincher Creek, Alberta Legislature. Married Annie Whitelaw, 1897; has one son and one daughter. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Pincher Creek, Alta. WARREN, Edward George.—General Manager, British Columbia Copper Co., Ltd.; general manager, New Dominion Copper Co., Ltd., Greenwood; secretary, Greenwood City Waterworks Co. Born Hawkesbury, Ont, March 13, 1874, son of John B. and Helen Warren. Educated high school, Hawkesbury; Trinity Col-- lege, Toronto. Came to British Columbia, 1896. Mining, Rossland, B. C, 1896- 1898; manager, Greenwood City Waterworks Co., 1901-1908; with British Columbia Copper Co., Ltd., as smelter superintendent, 1908. Unsuccessful candidate for Greenwood to British Columbia Legislature, 1903. Married Wilhelmina Hirsch, Ingersoll, Ont, 1902. Club: Greenwood. Society: A. F. ft A. M.; Engineers (New York). Recreation: hockey. Conservative; Anglican. . Address: Greenwood, B. C. WARREN, Lloyd, A. H., M. A.—Lecturer in Mathematics, University of Manitoba Born Balderson, Ont, Nov. 18, 1879, son of Richard and Margaret Warren. Educated Collegiate Institute, Perth; Queen's Uniersity; Clark University; instructor mathematics in Clark University, 1905; Queen's University, 1906-1910. Came to Winnipeg, 1910. Married Carrie Belle Richardson, Lanark, Ont, 1908; has one son. Society: I. O. F. Independent; Anglican. Address: 643 Jessie Ave., Fort Rouge, Winnipeg, Man. WARREN, Victor Mackenzie.—(Retired). Bora Lucknow, Indie July 16, 1874, son of Amy Matilda and Colonel Falkland George Warren, C. B. C. M. G., R. H. A. Educated Halleybury College, Herts, England. Came to British Columbia and engaged ranching, Okanogan, 1893; salmon cannery business, 1893- 1903; manager for North Pacific Cannery, Skeena River, 1903-1905. Director, Stirling Trust Co. Married Rosamond Ellice Campion, 1902; has one son. Clubs: Western; Canadian. Recreations: fruit raising; fishing; shooting. Address: 925 Nicola St., Vancouver, B. C. 606 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY WART ON, Robert Innys Baker.—Barrister. Born Loughhon, Essex, England, Feb. 19, 1879, son of Matthew H. and Mary Warton. Educated Marlborough College. Practiced London, England, 1901. Came to British Columbia, 1903. Clubs: Vancouver; Western. Recreations: sailing; hunting; shooting. Address: Prince Rupert, B. C. WATERS, Allan, C. E.—City Engineer, Nanaimo. Born Forest Row, Sussex, England, Oct. 19, 1868, son of James and Elizabeth Waters. Educated Collegiate Institute, Tunbridge Wells. Articled pupil to architect and engineer, East Grinstead, England, 1883. Held various public and private appointments, London, Manchester, Derby. Clerk, London Board of Works; engaged British Admiralty at Devenport Naval Yard, 1893; in charge of Works Department, Halifax, N. S., Naval Yard, and of Admiralty properties in Newfoundland and on Nova Scotia Coast, 1896; subsequently appointed civil engineer -'water works, fortifications, etc.), Ascension Island. After ten years' service with Admiralty was engaged firm beyond Pretoria, South Africa, later resigning to take position under Town Engineer, Johannesburg; went to Australia, receiving appointment as engineer with headquarters at Auckland, N. Z., 1896. While there was connected with construction of largest single span Ferro-Concrete bridge in the world. Came to British Columbia, 1909; for a short time in lands department, Victoria, later taking present position. Married Catherine Lewis, Glamorganshire, South Wales; has one daughter. Societies: Canadian Society Civil Engineers; A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: shooting, music. Address: Nanaimo, B. C. ■%$ WATKINS, William B.—Of Watkins ft Embury, Barristers and Solicitors; Notary, Lumsden. Born Peel County, Ont., Nov. 19, 1875, son of Benjamin and Mary A. Watkins. Educated high school, Brampton; Osgoode Hall. Member of firm Mulligan ft Watkins, Sudbury, 1902; Myers ft Watkins, Sault Ste Marie, 1902- 1903. Came to Saskatchewan, 1903. Unsuccessful Liberal candidate for Regina, Saskatchewan Legislature, 1910. Secre- Town of Lumsden, 1905- as staff sergeant, 11th Guelph, four years; lieutenant, 16th Light Horse, Regina, 1908- 1909; captain and quartermaster 95th Regiment, Regina, at present time. Married Jessie Ross Caldwell, Guelph, Ont., 1905; has one son and two daughters. Club: Assiniboia. Societies: I. O. O. F.; I. O. F. Recreations: curling, motoring, bowling (on green). Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Lumsden, Sask. tary-treasurer, 1911. Served Field Battery, FREDERICK CHEYNE WATSON. WATSON, Frederick Cheyne.—President, Donnelly, Watson ft Brown, Ltd., Eleventh Ave. W. Calgary. Born Brampton, Ont, July 5, 1872, son of George and Ruth Cheyne Watson. Educated public schools, Oakville. Farmed with his stepfather, Hugh Coyne, Halton County, until 1899; traveler, Taylor, Scott ft Co., Toronto, 1899-1902; came to Winnipeg, 1903; represented McAllister & Watts, Winnipeg, in Alberta, with headquarters at Calgary, 1903-7; started present business, 1907. Married Laura Ruperta Lousley, St. Catherine's, Ont, 1908. Societies: C. O. F.; U. C. T. Recreation: all amateur sports. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 216 Seenteenth Ave. W., Calgary, Alta. WATSON, Harry Holgate, M. L. A.— President, McDowell, Atkins, Watson Co., Ltd., Druggists, Vancouver. Born Milton, Ont, Dec. 25, 1867, son of Henry and Jane Elizabeth Holgate. Educated Upper Canada College. Represents Vancouver City, British Columbia Legislature. Married Kathleen Constance Black, 1892; has one daughter. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1230 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. WATSON, ger, Fidelity Harry Archibald.—Mana- Trust ft Savings Co., Ltd., Revelstoke. Born Andover, N. B., June 5, 1885, son of Rev. Robert and Catherine Watson. Educated high school, Fredericton, N. B. Served at various branches of Royal Bank of Canada, starting Fredericton, 1904; present po- 607 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY HARRY ARCHIBALD WATSON. sition since 1911. Society: K. of P. Recreations: outdoor sports. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Revelstoke, B. C. JOHN B. WATSON, C. A. WATSON, John B., C. A.—Chartered Accountant and Real Estate Agent, 132 Eighth Ave., E. set Orchards, Hat Financial berta Abstract Ltd.; director, Accountants of Jaw Land ft tor, Kindersley Born Glasgow, son of John and cated Glasgow Calgary." Director, Sun- Ltd.; director, Medicine Co., Ltd.; director, Al- Title ft Mortgage Co., Institute of Chartered Alberta; director, Moose nvestment Co., Ltd.; direc- Investment Co., Ltd. Scotland, Jan. 7, 1872, Elizabeth Watson. Edu- University. Came to Canada, 1898; accountant, American Lo comotive Co., Montreal and New YorkJ 1900; came to Calgary, 1906. Auditor, City of Calgary since 1906. Society:] A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: motoring. Liberal; Protestant. Address: Elbowi Park, Calgary, Alta WATSON, John Horatio.—Chief of Fire Department, New Westminster. Born Durham, Grey County, Ont., March 6, 1867, son of Robert and Diana Watson. Educated public schools, Durham. In stone business, Eastern Ontario. Came to British Columbia, 1885; joined New Westminster Fire Brigade 1885, as driver of first team used by department, holding various subordinate positions until 1900, when appointed to present position. Married Maggie Murray, Woodstock, Ont, 1900; has five sons. Societies: K. of P.; Chosen Friends. Recreations: shooting, hunting. Address: 621 Carnarvon St, New Westminster, B. C. JOHN L. WATSON, WATSON, John L.—President, John L. Watson Land Co., Specialists in Farm Lands, Winnipeg and Yorktown Districts, 435 Main St., Winnipeg. Born Rochester, Minn., Feb. 23, 1871, son of J. D. and Amelia Watson. Educated public schools, Minnesota. Hardware merchant, Minnesota, 1892. Came to Winnipeg and engaged colonization work for the Canadian Northern Railway Co., 1904. Married Maud W. Howry, Wahpeton, N. D.; has one son. Clubs: St. Paul; Carleton. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: horses*. Anglican. Address: 15 Kennedy St, Winnipeg, Man. WATSON, Hon. Senator Robert.— Born Elora, Ont, April 29, 1853, son of George and Elizabeth Watson. Came to Manitoba, 1876; built mills, Portage la Prairie and Stonewall; Municipal Councillor; elected to House of Commons for Marquette, and was the only Liberal member from west of Lake Superior, 1882-1887; re-elected, 1891, but resigned 608 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY to accept portfolio of Minister of Public Works, Greenway administration, 1892, an office which he held until resignation of that government, 1900. Elected to Manitoba Legislature for Portage la Prairie, 1892-1896; defeated, 1899. Called to Senate Jan. 29, 1900. Married Isabella Brown, Lobo, Ont, 1880. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Portage la Prairie, Man. WATSON, William W.—Manager Bank of Nova Scotia, Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Torquay, England, Aug. 18, 1861, son of William and Mary Jane Watson. Educated public schools, England. Joined Union Bank, Newfoundland, 1882- 1895. Joined staff of Bank of Nova Scotia and appointed manager, 1900. Came to Winnipeg, 1907. Married Rebecca Osmond, St. Johns, Newfoundland, 1892; has three sons and one daughter. Club: Manitoba. Methodist. Address: 91 Edmonton St., Winnipeg, Man. WATT, John Ralston, B. A.—Barrister and Solicitor. Born Ayr, Scotland, May 27, 1875, son of James Ross and Christian Crawford Watt. Educated Ayr Academy; Wimbledon; Cambridge and Glasgow. Apprentice, Brock ft Ballan- tine, Glasgow, 1897; managing clerk, Mackintosh ft Bain, Kilmarnock, Scotland, 1901-1902; solicitor, Ayr, 1904-1906; came to Canada, 1906; Alberta 1907; solicitor for Union Bank of Canada; served as private, 4th V. B., Suffolk, five years; lieutenant, 1st V. B., Highland Light Infantry, five years. Secretary, Claresholm District Agricultural Society; Claresholm Turf Association, Ltd. Recreations: horses. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Claresholm, Alta. WATT, Mrs. A. T., M. A. (Madge Robertson).—Born Collingwood, Ont, daughter of Henry Robertson, K. C. First woman in Canada to obtain degree M. A. For some time in newspaper work, New York; has contributed articles to Judge, Life, Vogue, Truth, etc.; has done reviewing for the Times, Victoria. Publications: articles on "Outdoor Sports for Girls"; a pamphlet descriptive of southern parts of Vancouver Island, published by the Provincial Government Recreation: horticulture. Address: Victoria, B. C. WATT, Walter L., M. A., M. D., C. M., L. M., L. R. C. P., L. R. C. S., Edin.— Physician, Phoenix Block, Winnipeg. Born Walkerton, Ont, July 12, 1876, son af Walter and Elizabeth Watt. Came to Winnipeg, 1884. Educated University of Manitoba; post-graduate courses, Dublin Bind Edinburgh. Practiced Winnipeg since 1898. Major C. A. M." C. and officer n command 16th Field Ambulance. Club: Carleton. Societies: Military Insti- ute; Medical Societies. Recreation: mooring. Address: Winnipeg, Man. WAUGH, John Calder.—Of Brydges ft Waugh, Ltd., Financial Agents, Kee- wayden Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Melrose, Scotland, Feb. 16, 1874, son of Richard and Janet Waugh. Came to Canada in 1883. Educated Manitoba University. With Commercial Union Association- Co., Winnipeg, 1894; branch manager, Commercial Union Association Co. for Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, 1898; resigned to form present firm, 1907. Married Maude C. Moore, Vancouver, 1897; has three daughters. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country; Winnipeg Rowing. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. F. Recreations: shooting, golf. Protestant Address: 500 River Ave, Winnipeg, Man. WAUGH, Richard Deans.—Of Waugh ft Beattie, Real Estate Agent, Merchants Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Melrose, Scotland, March 23, 1868, son of Richard and Janet Waugh. Educated Highfield Academy, Melrose. Came to Canada and engaged with Glass ft Glass, barristers, Winnipeg, 1883; comptroller, City of Winnipeg, 1909-1911; Mayor, 1912; ex- chairman, Public Parks Board, Winnipeg; ex-president, Manitoba branch, Royal Caledonian Curling Society; ex- president, Real Estate Exchange, Winnipeg. Married Harriet L. Logan, Winnipeg, 1892; has four sons and two daughters. Club: Commercial; Travelers. Recreations: curling and all amateur sports. Liberal; Congregationalist Address: 1398 Portage Ave., Winnipeg, Man. WEART, John Walter.—Barrister and Solicitor, Metropolitan Bldg., Vancouver; manager, Metropolitan Building Co., Ltd.; managing director, Investors Guarantee Corporation, Ltd.; director, Columbia Fire Insurance Co.; director, Exchange Building, Ltd.; Reeve of Corporation of Burnaby. Born Brockville, Ont, July 17, 1861, son of John and Martha Weart Educated public schools. Employe, Smarts Foundry, Brockville, 1870; carpenter, Belleville, 1873-1879; obtained third class teacher's certificate and taught school, Hastings County, 1879-1880; subsequently employed by John Frost, sales manager, Belleville; came West, 1882; in furniture business, Brandon and Deloraine until 1890; removed to British Columbia as law student with Geo. H. Cowan, K. C, 1894- 1896; afterwards in office of Davis, Marshall ft Macneill; practiced law, 1898- 1905. Organized company that projected Dominion Trust Building, the Exchange Building and the Metropolitan Building. Unsuccessful candidate for British Columbia Legislature, 1907. Married Minnie Reid, 1883; has three sons and three daughters. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Central Park, B. C. 609 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY WEBB, T. Harry.—Of Webb, Read ft Hegan, Accountants and Auditors, Mc Arthur Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Milwaukee, Wis., Sept 9, 1861, son of John Henry and-Mary Ann Webb. Educated public schools and Western University. Postoffice official, Ingersoll, 1882. Came to Winnipeg, 1891; assistant manager, Patterson Bros., agricultural implements, 1891-1895; secretary, National Trust Co., 1896-1903; manager, W. R. Allen & Co., 1903-1905; secretary, Manitoba branch, Canada Life Assurance Co., 1905-1907. Founded present firm, 1907. Director, Rowland & Parker, Ltd.; director, Chandler ft Fisher, Ltd.; assistant secretary, Manitoba Rolling Mill Co., Ltd.; director Garton Pedigree Seed Co., Ltd.; notary public; Commissioner m British Columbia; director, North Canadian Mortgage Cc, Ltd. Married Helen Brephnl O'Reilly, Hamilton, 1895. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country. Socisty: A. F. ft A. M.; Scottish Rite (active member of Supreme Council). Conservative; Anglican. Address: 167 Furby St, Winnipeg, Man. WEBSTER, Alfred H.—Land and Timber Agent for C. P. R., Cranorook. Born Norfolk, England, Dec. 15, 1877, ton of Nathan and Agnes Webster. Came to Calgary, 1907; Cranbrook. 1911. Married Margaret Mclntosn. Calgary. 1910. Conservative; Roman Catholic Address: Cranbrook, B. C. GEORGE HERBERT WEBSTER. WEBSTER, George Herbert, C. B.~- Civil Engineer, 445 Granville St, Vancouver; . president, Granville land & Loan Co.; director, Electric Turpentine Co. of Canada. Born Creemore, Ont., Jan. 31, 1858, son of Edward and Mary Langtry Webster. Educated Model School, Toronto. Engineering Department Northern Railway, Toronto, 1873- 1882; chief engineer, M. ft N. W. Ry., Portage la Prairie, 1883-1900; resident engineer, C. P. R., Winnipeg, 1900; right of way and lease agent, C. P. R, Montreal, 1901; division engineer, Pacific Division, Vancouver, 1904; private practice since 1904. Married Martha Barwick, 1883; has two sons and four daughters. Clubs: Vancouver; Uirtoh. Societies: Canadian Society of Civil Engineers (charter member); American Railway Engineers and Maintenance of Way Association. Recreations: boating, shooting, fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1160 Broughton St., Vancouver, B. C. WEBSTER, William, M. D., C. M.— Physician. Bora Manchester, England, Aug. 24, 1866, son of William and Lily Webster. Came to Manitoba 1888. Educated England; University of Manitoba. Practiced Winnipeg since 1895. Specialist in anaesthetics, Winnipeg General Hospital; Lecturer on anaesthetics, Manitoba Medical College; major, Canadian Army Medical Corps; organized and commanded Sixteenth Field Ambulance Corps; Medical Officer, 100th Grenadiers; served with 4th Manchester Rifles. President, Revolver Association; member Manitoba Rifle Association; president Winnipeg Automobile Club. Publications: a number of articles on research in anaesthetics and pharmacology. Married Jessie Gqnn, Green- ridge, Man., 1898; has two sons. Clubs: Winuipeg Yacht; St. Charles Country. Societies: . Military Institute; all medical societies; British Association. Recreations: motoring, yachting, shooting. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 197 Sherbrooke St, Winnipeg, Man. WELCH, Charles A.—Merchant. Born Bay City, Mich, Feb. 17, 1866, son of Daniel and Susan Welch. Educated Business College, Chatham, Ont Engaged in printing, Essex Centre, Ont; came to British Columbia and entered grocery business, 1889. Second vice- president, Western Home ft Investment Co.; stockholder, Dominion Trust Co., Ltd.; honorary vice-president, Vancouver Horse Show; alderman; member Board of Control for some years; member License Committee, New Westminster, two years. Manager, New Westminster Lacrosse Club, 1908. Married Mary N. Williams, 1897. has one son and one daughter. Recreations*, lacrosse and all athletic sports. Address: 128 Sixth St., New Westminster, B. C. WELCH, Rev. John, O. M. L—Parish Priest. Born Preston, England, Nov. 11, 1858, son of Thomas and Mary Ann Welch. Studied at Douai, France, and Ushaw, England. Ordained priest in Salford Cathedral by Bishop Vaughan, 1885. Joined the Oblates of Mary Immaculate in New Westminster, and 610 yBSi • WHO'S WHO, AND WHY named superior of the Church of Our Lady of the Holy Rosary, Vancouver, 1904. Address: 646 Richards St., Vancouver, B. C. WELLINGTON, John Henry, M. L. A. —Coal Merchant, 242 High. St., W., Moose Jaw. Born Forest West Lambton County, Ont, Feb. 13, 1861, son of John and Elsie Wellington. Educated public schools, Forest; Saginaw City. Fireman, G. T. R, 1878; engineer, C. P. R., 1882; established present business, 1906. President, Moose Jaw Machine C'v, 19OB Elected for Moose Jaw City to first Saskatchewan Legislature, 1906; re-elected. 1908. Married Emma Ward, Forest, Ont.. 1880 (deceased); married Margaret McPherson, Saginaw City, Mich., 1903; has two sons. Societies:' A. F. ft A. M.; S. O. E. Recreations: curling, baseball, hockey. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 71 High St W., Moose Jaw, Sask. WELLS, Allen Casey, J. P.—Farmer. Born Napanee, Ont, Dec. 30, 1837, son of Allen and Martha Wells (of U. E. L. stock). Educated Napanee public schools. Saddler, Newburgh, Ont, 1856. Came to British Columbia, 1866. In business at Yale three years. President Mutual Fire Insurance Co. of British Columbia; president Edenbank Creamery Co; councillor, Eden bank twelve years; reeve five years. Married Sarah Marietta Hodge, Copenhagen, N. Y.; has one son and one daughter. Address: Edenbank, Chilliwack, B. C. WELLS, Robert Bruce, M. B.—Occulist and Aurist Norwood Block, Edmonton. Born Lynedoch, Ont, Nov. 4, 1867, son of Josiah C. and Margaret Reid Wells. Educated high school, Aylmer; Toronto University; post-graduate work, University of Chicago. Practiced Delhi, Ont, 1895; post-graduate work, Universities of London, Paris and Chicago; came to Alberta, 1904. President, Central Alberta Medical Association, 1910-1911. Chairman, School Board, Delhi, 1904- 1906. Married Anna J. Werrett, 1895; has one daughter. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Victoria Ave. and Thirteenth St., Edmonton, Alta WELLS, William Ferry.—General Agent, International Harvester Co., 1810 Dewdney St, Regina Born Clarence, Mo., Sept 8, 1870, son of Frank Ewell and Florinda Adelaide Wells. Educated Chillicothe; Spalding Business College, Kansas City. Office clerk with Wm. Deering ft Co.; general agent, Quincy, 111., 1902-1903; came to Regina as general agent for the International Harvester Co., 1904. Chairman of Transportation Committee, Regina Board of Trade; member Executive Board, Greater Regina Club; vice-president Regina Board of Trade; vice-president, Regina Wholesale Implement Dealers' Association. Married Bertha Irene Pinkley, Chillicothe, Mc, 1894; has two sons. Societies: A. F. ft A. M. (32d degree); M. W. A. Recreations: hunting, shooting, lacrosse, hockey. Presbyterian. Address: 2056 Cornwall St, Regina, Sask. WELSH, Arthur. — President Northwest Canada Trust Co., 433 Homer St., Vancouver; director, Ingersoll Independent Telephone Co.; director, Dominion Construction Co. Born Woodgreen, London, England, March 16, 1873, son of George F. and Elizabeth White Welsh. Came to Canada, 1880. Educated public schools; McMaster University. Financial business, Chicago, 1898-1900; financial broker, Winnipeg, 1900-1903; Calgary, 1903-1905. Married Hattie M. May- berry, daughter of Colonel T. R. May- berry, M. L. A., Ingersoll, Ont; has two sons and two daughters. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City. Recreations: yachting, motoring. Baptist Address: 344 Twelfth Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. WEMYSS, John, M. A.—Barrister. Born Glasgow, Scotland, son of Robert and C. J. Wemyss. Educated Glasgow Academy and Glasgow University. Practiced Neepawa, 1887. School trustee, Neepawa since 1898. Married M. Harrison, Neep-^ _, ±893; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: A. F. ft A. M. (D. G. M.); I. O. O. F. (P. G. M.). Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Neepawa, Man. WETMORE, Hon Edward Ludlow, B. A., LL.D., K. C.—Chief Justice of Supreme Court of Saskatchewan. Bora Fredericton, N. B., March 24, 1841, son of Sara Burr and Charles Peters Wetmore, barrister, and clerk of the House of Assembly, New Brunswick. Educated Grammar schools, Fredericton and Gagetown; King's College (now University of New Brunswick). Called to New Brunswick bar, 1864; deputy clerk of the Crown, Q. C, 1881; Mayor of Fredericton, 1874-1876; president, Barristers' Society, 1886-1887; representative of Alumni Association in Senate of University, 1886- 1887; member for -York County in New Brunswick Legislature, 1883-1886, during which time he was leader of the opposition. Puisne Judge of Supreme Court of Northwest Territories, 1897-1907; appointed to present office, 1907. Commissioner for consolidating the statutes of New Brunswick, 1877; commissioner for consolidating the ordinances of the Northwest Territories, 1898; chairman cf the commission for consolidating the laws of Saskatchewan, 1908. Chancellor of University of Saskatchewan, 1907. Married Eliza Jane Dickson, St. John, N. B„ 1872: has two sons and one daughter. Club: Assiniboia Recreations: cricket, fishing, shooting. Address: 2140 Fifteenth Ave., Regina, Sask. 611 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY WHEALLER, Anson.—Barrister, 413 Granville St., Vancouver., Born Croydon, England, son of George Anson Whealler. Educated Marlborough. Came to Manitoba, 1885; to British Columbia, 1895. Clubs: Vancouver; Manitoba Address: 661 Granville St, Vancouver, B. C. WHEELER, Roy Brainard.—Secretary-Treasurer of Crown Lumber Co., Ltd., Grain Exchange, Calgary. Born St. Charles, 111., Oct 10, 1882, son of James Brainard and Anna Baker Wheeler. Educated high school, St. Charles. Came to Alberta, 1906. Married Bertha Maynard Kingsbury, St. Charles, 1909; has one daughter. Address: 1819 Eighth Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. WHITAKER, Rev. George David, L. Th.—Incumbent of Lac la Nonne District of the Archbishop's Western Canada Mission. Born Kent England, son of D. N. and E. Whitaker. Educated private and grammar schools, St. Au- gistine's College, Canterbury, England; Durham University. Came to Canada, 1903; Alberta, 1910. Anglican. Address: Lac la Nonne, Alta GUY S. WHITAKER WHITAKER, Guy Shewell.—Of G. S. Whitaker ft Co., Real Estate, Financial and Insurance Brokers, Calgary. Bora Virden, Man., March 22, 1883, son of William C. and Elizabeth F. Whitaker. Educated public schools and College Institute, Ontario. Clerk, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Gait 1900-1906; came to Alberta, 1906; established present business, 1907. Secretary Real Estate Association, Calgary, 1910. Lieutenant 103d Calgary Rifles. Clubs: Calgary Tigers; Rugby Football (Secretary). Recreations: All outdoor sports. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 325 Fourth Ave. W., Calgary, Alta. A. E. WHITE. WHITE, Alfred Edward.—Of White, Shiles ft Co., Insurance, Financial and Real Estate Agents, 628 Columbia St., New Westminster. Born Nanaimo, B. C, April 22, 1863, son of Sarah J. and Rev. Edward White, pioneer Methodist missionary in British Columbia, 1859. Educated Hamilton, Ont. In business Hamilton, 1879. President New Westminster Board of Trade; Director Surrey Nurseries; Vice-President Western Paper Mills, Ltd.; Managing Director Westminster Port Mann Securities, Ltd.; Director Pacific Chocolate Co., Ltd. Married Edith H. A. Fitzgerald, London, Ont, 1907. Clubs: Westminster; Westminster Tennis; Royal Vancouver Yacht; British Columbia Golf. Recreations: Tennis, yachting. Address: 229 4th St., Xew Westminster, B. C. WHITE, Elmer J.—Journalist Publisher of Weekly Star, Whitehorse. Born Ohio, 1859. Educated Muskigum College, Ohio. Editor of paper in Florida, 1882. Came to Yukon, 1898. Societies: Elk; Arctic Brother; I. O. O. F. Recreations: Reading and writing. Address: Whitehorse, Y. T. WHITE, Herbert Nelson.—Real Estate Agent. Born Tara, Ont, April 6, 1875, son of James and Elizabeth White Educated Port Elgin. Joined Canadian Bank of Commerce, Sarnia, 1892, stationed at 612 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY London; Montreal, Winnipeg, 1892-1902. Came to Alberta, 1904. Club: Ranchmen's. Address: 109 8th Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. WHITE, Harry William.—Manager McLaughlin Carriage Co., Ltd., for British Columbia 1285 Pender St., Vancouver; President British Columbia Auto and Motor Trades Association. Bora' Suffolk, England, July 4, 1848, son of William and Emily White. Educated grammar school, Ipswich. Came to Canada 1862, mercantile business, Arthur, Ont, 1864- 1871; with Westbrook ft Fairchild, agricultural machinery dealers, Winnipeg, 1879-1887; farming, Manitoba, 1880-1893; general traveling agent through Prairie Provinces for Moline Plow Co., 1887- 1903; resident agent Moline Plow Co., Calgary, 1903-1910; brought first carload of automobiles to Calgary. Mayor, Carberry, Man.,- two terms; Councillor, Calgary, two terms. Married Lydia Hug- gins, Liverpool, England; has four sons and four daughters. Societies: I. O. O. F.; A. O. U. W.; Commercial Travelers' Association. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 376 Tenth Ave., W., Vancouver, B. C. REGINALD BRANT WHITE. WHITE, Reginald Brant, M. D., C. M. —Physician and Surgeon, Penticon, B. C.; Director, Southern Okanagan Land Co., Ltd., etc. Born Pembroke, Ont, Oct 20, 1873, son of Sarah and William R White, K. C. Educated McGill University, Montreal, Que. tCame to British Columbia, 1897, since when has practiced at Penticton. Provincial appointment as Coroner and Medical Health Officer. President Penticton Conservative Association. Married Hester E. Lambly, widow of late C. A. Lambly, Gold Commissioner and Government Agent, Dawson, . B. C.; has two sons. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; British Columbia Medical Association. Recreation: Fishing. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Penticton, B. C. WHITE, Thomas Henry, C. E.—Civil Engineer, Chief Engineer of C. N. R. for British Columbia, 135 Hastings St, Vancouver. Born St. Thomas, Ont, Jan. 27, 1848, son of William J. and Sarah White. Educated Old Grammar School and private tutors, St. Thomas. Admitted Ontario bar, Osgoode Hall, 1870. With Canadian Southern Railway, 1870. Came to British Columbia with surveying party of C. P. R., 1875; appointed Chief Engineer of C. N. R. for Manitoba, 1896; Chief Engineer for British Columbia, 1909. Served with 1st Hussars in Fenian Raid, 1866. Married Agnes Bartlett Buchanan, 1901. Clubs: Vancouver; Manitoba. Society: Canadian Society of Civil Engineers. Recreations: Cricket, lacrosse, all outdoor sports. Address: Glencoe Lodge, Vancouver, B. C. WHITE, Walter Henry, M. A.—Organizing Missionary of Church of England, Diocese of Qu'Appelle. Born Smith's Falls, Ont, Ont, Feb. 21, 1870, son of Rev. George William White, Canon of St. George's Cathedral, Kingston. Educated Trinity College School, Port Hope; Trinity University. Classical Master, High School, Picton, 1891; Classical Master, Ridley College, St Catharines, 1892; B"ellow and Lecturer in Classics, Trinity University, 1894-1900; Curate of All Souls, Camberwell, London, S. E., England, 1900-1902; Vicar, Trinity Church, Barrie, 1903-1906; appointed Organizing Missionary, Diocese of Qu'Appelle, 1906; Head of Railway Mission Clergy House. Regina, 1910. Married Helen Sutherland Hogg, 1907. Anglican. Address: Railway Mission House, Regina, Sask. WHITE, William Henry, M. P.— Farmer and Rancher. Born City View, Carlton County, Ont., Aug. 21, 1865. Educated public schools. Elected for Victoria to House of Commons, 1908. Married Annie Davies, 1897. Liberal; Anglican. Address: Fort Saskatchewan, Alta. WHITEHEAD, William Duncan.—Of W. D. Whitehead ft Coast Steamship Co., Ltd., Imperial Block, Vancouver. Born Momenca, 111., Feb. 6, 1883, son of John Martin and Elizabeth Whitehead. Educated Vancouver. Came to British Columbia, 1887, and engaged business, Van- eouver, 1889. Clubs: Western; Terminal City; Royal Vancouver Yacht; Vancouver Rowing. Recreation: Yachting. Address: 779 Thurlow St., Vancouver, B. C. 613 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY WHITELAW, Thomas Henderson, B A., M. B.—Physician and Surgeon. Born Guelph, Ont., Sept 23, 1867, son of William and Isabella Henderson Whitelaw. Educated public schools and College Institute, Guelph; Toronto University, practiced, Guelph and vicinity,- 1894; came to Edmonton, 1898; appointed Medical Health Officer, Edmonton, 1908; Secretary-Treasurer, Alberta Medical Association, 1911. Married Mary Laidlaw, daughter of George Laidlaw, Toronto, 1900; has one son. Society: St Andrew's (First Vice-President). Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 408 Third St, Edmonton, Alta. WHITESIDE, Arthur Murdoch.—Barrister at Law, of McEvoy, Whiteside ft Buddie, Cotton Bldg, 198 Hastings St, W., Vancouver. Born Toronto, June 1, 1876, son of Daniel and Ruth Whiteside. Called to British Columbia bar, 1897. Practiced, Rossland, 1897-1898; Greenwood, 1898-1907; Vancouver since 1907. Clubs: Vancouver; Union (Victoria); Greenwood. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 1419 Pendrill St., Vancouver, B. C. WHITESIDE, Walter Southey.—Of Whiteside ft Son, Financial Brokers, 1610 Park Drive, Vancouver. Born Oota camund, India, May 3, 1863, Ham and Marie Southey Elizabeth College, Guernsey, lands; St. Andrew's College Dorsetshire and preparatory Kent Farmed Ontario, 1881 son of Wil- Educated Channel Is- Chardstock; school, Came to British Columbia, 1887. School trustee, Sunbury, 1895-1900. Married Amanda Everett, St. Catharines, Ont; has one son. Recreations: All outdoor sports. Address: 1624 Salsbury Drive, Vancouver, B. C. WILLIAM JAMES WHITESIDE. . WHITESIDE, William James.—Of Whiteside, Edmonds ft Johnston, Barristers and Solicitors, Westminster Trust Block, New Westminster. Born Scarboro Township, York County, Ont, Jan. 15, 1864, son of Thomas and Jane Whiteside. Educated Collegiate Institute, Toronto. Law student with G. W. Badgerow, Toronto, 1884. Came to British Columbia, 1886; admitted to British Columbia bar, 1890. Member of firm, Whiteside ft Howay, New Westminster, 1891-1893; Corbould, McColl ft Co., 1893-1895; McBride ft Whiteside 1895-1896; practiced Rossland 1896-1902; member of firm Morrison ft Whiteside, New Westminster, 1902-1904; present partnership formed 1905. Married Margaret E. M. Dalglish, 1893; has three sons and four daughters. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 501 St. George St., New Westminster, B. C. WHITEWAY, William T.—Architect, Molsons Bank Bldg., Vancouver; Director, Canadian Home Investment Co.; Director, Vancouver Tourist • Association. Born Musgrave, Newfoundland, April 30, 1856, son of Robert and Annie Tuff White way. Educated public schools; Musgrave; Wesleyan " Academy, St Johns. Designer of new World Bldg., ^highest structure in Canada. Address: Vancouver, B. C. WHITLA, Harry W., M. A.—Of Phillips ft Whit la, Barristers and Solicitors, 32 Merchants Bank__ Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Monaghan, Ireland, July 14, 1874, son of James and Charlotte Whitla. Came to Manitoba, 1882. Educated St. John's College and Wesley College, Winnipeg. Called to Manitoba Bar, 1897. Member Council of Bar Association, .Winnipeg; Crown Prosecuting Attorney, Winnipeg, 1909-1910. Married Ethel Burnham, Morden, Man., 1901; has twb sons. Clubs: Carleton; Adanac. Conservative; Methodistt Address: 400 River Ave., Winnipeg, Man. WHITELEY, Thomas Richardson.— Western Supervisor the Royal Bank of Canada. Born Enniskillen, Ireland, Feb. 24, 1867, son of Thomas R. and Catharine Whitley. Educated Ireland; commercial business, Liverpool, England, 1883-1892. Came to Canada 1892; private banking, British Columbia, 1893- 1903; entered service of Royal Bank of Canada, 1903; manager Winnipeg Branch 1908; appointed to present office 1910. Married Elsie Muriel Heine 1903; has one son and one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; St Charles Country. Anglican. Address: 248 Wellington Crescent, Winnipeg, Man. WHITMORE, Major Albert Eugene, M. L. A.—Rancher, of Whitmore Bros., Ltd., Coal Merchants, owners of Regina Steam Laundry, Regina Pharmacy and other interests. Born Dunnville, Ont, May 7, 1876, son of Mary and John Albert Whitmore, postmaster of Regina until his death, 1904. Came to Regina, 1890. Educated high school, Regina; Upper Can.-? ada College. Ranching, Yellowgrass, 614 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY 1898-1903. Member for Milestone, Saskatchewan Legislature, 1908. President Regina Board of Trade, 1908. Organized C. Squadron, 16th Mounted Rifles; ga- zetted major, 1906; resigned 1907. Married Florence Helen Marsh, Regina, 1906; has one son. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: All outdoor sports. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 2208 Smith St., Regina, Sask. H. T. WHITTEMORE. WHITTEMORE, Harry Theodore.—Of Hornibrook ft Whittemore, Financial and Insurance Brokers, 235 8th Ave., W., Calgary. Born Toronto, Feb. 21, 1877, son of E. F. and Louisa Whittemore. Educated Jarvis St. College Institute Toronto. Clerk, Toronto General Trust Cc, 1898-1906; came to Calgary, 1906; established present business, 1907. Married Florence E. Haworth, Toronto, 1907. Clubs: Alberta; Canadian. Conservative; Baptist Address: 910 Royal Ave., Calgary, Alta. WILLIAM WHYTE, JR. WHYTE, William, Jr.—Financial Agent of W. J. Christie ft Co., Union Bank Bldg., Winnipeg. Born Toronto, July 17, 1883, son of Sir William, and Lady Whyte. Educated public schools, Winnipeg; Upper Canada College. Clerk, Osier, Hammond ft Nanton, Winnipeg, 1902; Manager, Natural Resources Security Co., Winnipeg, 1911; joined present company, 1911. Married Marguerite Marie Blair, daughter of William W. Blair, Winnipeg, 1907; has one daughter. Clubs: Manitoba; St. Charles Country., Recreations: Motoring, hockey, golf, football, shooting. Presbyterian. Address: 66 Kingsway. WILBAND, Ernest Seward. — Sheet Metal and Roofing Works, 964 Richards St., Vancouver. Born Albert County, N. B., Oct. 9, 1872, son of Valentine and Nancy Jane Wilband. Educated public schools Albert County, N. B.; Military College, Vancouver. Came to British Columbia 1887. Married Adda Ransom, Vancouver, 1897; has two daughters. -Clubs: Life member Vancouver Athletic, Commercial, Royal Vancouver Yacht. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Athletic sports, 100-yard champion of British Columbia, 1898-1902; 1-4-mile champion cyclist British Columbia, 1896-1899. Address: 890 Gardero St., Vancouver, B. C. WILKIE, Otway, I. I.—Senior constable, Provincial Police, New Westminster. Born Dublin, Ireland, Oct. 4, 1861, son of Alice and Henry Wilkie, secretary Census Commission, and assistant registrar-general of Ireland. Educated Monkstown College, Dublin. Came to British Columbia 1878. Survey work with C. P. R.; subsequently farming, Langley; appointed deputy superintendent New Westminster Asylum; joined First Canadian Contingent, South Africa and took part in engagements Grasspan, Paardeberg; Diamond Hall. (Queen's medal and four clasps). Served with Canadian Militia, ten years. Married Kate Taylor, New Westminster; has two sons and eight daughters. Society: L. O. L. Recreation: Football. Address: "Howth," Eighth St. W., New Westminster, B. C. WILKINS, Ernest Drummond Hay.— Barrister. " Born Hertfordshire, England, May 1, 1859, son of Arthur Drummond and Amelia Sophia Wilkins. Educated Cheltenham College, England. Came to Canada 1881; Alberta, 1888; practiced Wetaskiwin since 1902. Married Kate Hollingsworth, 1892; has two sons and four daughters. Society: A. F. ft A. M. (District Deputy Grand Lodge of Alberta). Conservative; Anglican. Address: Wetaskiwin, Alta. 615 y WHO'S WHO. AND WHY SIR WILLIAM WHYTE. WHYTE, Sir William.—Vice President (retired) C. P. R., Winnipeg; Vice President Winnipeg Electric Railway Co.; Vice President Standard Trusts Co.; Director, Imperial Bank of Canada; Director Confederation Life Association, etc Born Charleston, Fifeshire, Scotland, Sept. 15, 1843, son of William and Chrishan Methven Whyte. Educated public schools, Charleston. Clerk in the office of the factor of Lord Elgin's estate, 1860-1862; station agent, West of Fife Railway, May, 1862. Came to Canada July, 1863, and from that date until April, 1883, was in the employ of the C T. R. as brakeman, 1863; freight clerk, Cobourg, 1863-1865; freight clerk, To ronto, 1865; foreman, ment, Toronto, 1866; ronto, 1867; conductor, freight depart- yardmaster, To- 1867-1869; night station agent, Toronto, 1869; station master, Stratford, 1869-1872; station master, freight and passenger agent, London, 1872-1878; freight agent, Toronto, 1879-1880; assistant superintendent Central division, 1881-1883. Left service of G. T. R. and became general superintendent Credit Valley Railway, Oct., 1883-May, 1884; general superintendent Ontario and Quebec Railway, May, 1883-May, 1884; general superintendent Ontario division of C. P. R., May, 1884-May, 1885; general superintendent of Ontario and Eastern division C. P. R., 616 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY May, 1885-Oct, 1886; general superintendent Western division C. P. R., with headquarters at Winnipeg, Oct, 1886- May, 1897; manager Western Lines 1897- 1901; Assistant to President, 1901-1904; Second Vice President, 1904-1910; Vice President since June 17, 1910. In 1901 made a trip over the newly completed Trans-Siberian Railway and upon return to Canada pointed out how Canadian trade with Russia might be extended. Married Jane, daughter of Adam Scott, Toronto, 1879; has one son and four daughters. Clubs: Manitoba and St. Charles Country, Vancouver, Union (Victoria), St. James (Montreal). Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Golf, motoring, shooting. Presbyterian. Address: 603 River Ave., Winnipeg, Man. WILKINSON, John Thomas. — Of New York Life Insurance Co., 413 Gran- Vancouver. Born Hamilton, 9, 1863, son of gliomas and Bell Wilkinson. Educated Came to British Columbia and shoe business; importer ville St., Ont, Feb. Christian Hamilton. 1883; boot of pedigreed live stock, including standard bred trotting horses. Has visited practically every country in the world. Was for many years connected with the Vancouver World as traveling correspondent. Director of the Vancouver Exhibition Association; Vice President of the Vancouver Amateur Driving Association. Married Mary Louise Kipp, Chilliwack, B. C, 1890. Clubs: Terminal City; Commercial. Recreations: Breeding and driving standard bred-horses Address: Granville Mansions, Vancouver, B. C. JAMES HAROLD WILLARD WILLARD, James Harold.—Manager Bemis Bros. Bag Co., Alexander St., Winnipeg. Born Wrentham, Mass., Jan. 2, 1881, son of Artemus and Mary B. Willard. Educated Wrentham high school. Assistant cashier Bemis Bros. Bag Co., Boston, 1900; with same firm, San Francisco, 1903-1905; came to Winnipeg, 1906; appointed present position, 1908. Member of Canadian Manufacturers Association; member Winnipeg Board of Trade. Married Jessie Louise Dwire, Winnipeg, 1906; has one daughter. Club: Carleton. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: Hunting, shooting. Congregationalist. Address: 256 Nassau St, Winnipeg, Man. WILLARD, William Wesley, J. P. — Of Comox and Cumberland, Harness Emporium, Cumberland. Bora Beverly, Ont, Aug. 30, 1863, son of Joel and Mary Jane Willard. Educated public schools. Came to British Columbia 1893; established present business 1895. Official administrator for Comox electoral district; Alderman, 1898-1902-1904; #[ay- or, 1902-1905-1906-1908. President Comox Agricultural Society. Married Mary Jane Doran, Thedford, Ont., 1888; has four sons. Societies: I. O. O. F.; L. O. L. (Royal Black Preceptory). Liberal; Methodist." Address: Cumberland, B. C. ADOLPHUS WILLIAMS WILLIAMS, Adolphus, B. A., K. C.— Of Williams, Walsh ft McKim, Barristers and Solicitors, Molsons Bank Chambers, Vancouver. Born Aylmer, Ont, son of Dr. Adolphus William and Jane Burdick Williams. Educated public schools, St Thomas; Toronto University, and Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar and practiced Welland; came to British Columbia and practiced Vancouver since 1889. Represented Vancouver, British Columbia Legislature, five years.' Police Magistrate, Vancouver, 1903-1909. Married Katherine Wylie Raeburn, Edinburgh, Scotland, 1890. Clubs: Vancouver, Jericho Country. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 1632 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. 617 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY WILLIAMS, Arthur Bryan, B. A. (J. P.)—Provincial Game Warden of British Columbia Born Lismany, Ireland, Dec. 8, 1866, son of David Arthur and Mary S. Williams. Educated Cambridge University, England. Came to British Columbia 1883; appointed present office 1905. Married Alice S. E. Moens, 1892; has one daughter. Clubs: Western, Union (Victoria). Recreations: Huntting, shooting, fishing. Address: 1170 Georgia St., Vancouver, B. C. DAVID GRIFFITH WILLIAMS WILLIAMS, David Griffith.—Of Williams ft Murdorff, Ltd., Real Estate and Mining Brokers, 506-508 Hastings St. W., Vancouver; President Superior Coal ft Improvement Co., Seattle; Director British Columbia Life Assurance Co. and several land and mining companies. Born Burry Port, South Wales, Nov. 13, 1859, son of Thomas and Margaret Williams. Educated private and public schools. Junior clerk B. P. ft G. V. Ry., 1873-1878; clerk W. G. Williams, Burry Port 1878-1880; clerk and bookkeeper James Williams, 1880-1883; commercial traveler, London and Bristol, 1883-1885; for some years connected with newspapers in the United States before coming to British Columbia, 1892; established present business 1904. Member Vancouver Stock Exchange. Councillor, Point Grey, 1908-1909. Married Mollie Smith (deceased); married Caroline McLellan, Walla Walla, Wash., 1897; has two sons and four daughters. Club Terminal City. Societies: A. F. ft A. M. I. O. O. F.; L. O. L. Recreations Fishing, motoring. Conservative; Baptist. Address: 7 Sixth Ave. E., Vancouver, B. C. WILLIAMS, Bktgh Gerald, M. D., C. M. —Physician and Surgeon, Barnard Ave," Vernon. Bora Truro, N. S., Jan. 21, 1869, son of Hugh and Henrietta Williams. Educated Trent College, Nottingham, England; St. Thomas Hospital, London; Queen's College, Kingston, Ont; British Columbia Medical Council. Came to British Columbia 1894. Practiced HUGH GERALD WILLIAMS Victoria, 1894; Caribou, 1894; Vernon, since 1894. Club: Long Lake Country^ Recreations: Hunting, fishing. Anglican. Address: Vernon, B. C. WILLIAMS, John, M. L. A.—Farmer. Born Ysciefiog, Flintshire, Wales, July 3, 1860. Educated public schools; came to Hamilton, Ont, 1881; to Manitoba 1882, and took up a homestead. Director Melita Farmers' Elevator Co.; elected Reeve for municipality Arthur, 1906;- was unsuccessful candidate for Manitoba Legislature for Arthur 1903; elected 1907. Married Clementine Rogers, 1892; has two sons and two daughters. Anglican. Liberal. Address: Melita, Man. WILLIAMS, John Henry. — Of Williams ft West, Accountants' and Auditors, McDougall Block, Calgary. Born London, England, April 23, 1Q82, son of David and Elizabeth Williams. Educated Christ's Hospital, London; Junior Clerk Bishopsgate Institute, London, 1896; came to Alberta, 1903; chief accountant C. P. R., superintendent's office,., Calgary, 1905; established present business, 1907. Married Mary Virginia Ritchie, daughter of Thomas G. G. Ritchie, M. D., Edinburgh, 1906; has one son. Club: Alberta. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 317 Fifteenth Ave. E, Calgary, Alta WILLIAMS, John.—Managing Director Vancouver Breweries, Ltd. Born London, England, April 5, 1855, son of John and Dorothy Williams. Educated 618 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY London public schools. Came to British Columbia 1887. Married Elsie Williams, 1900; has four sons and one daughter. Club: Vancouver. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Address: 1173 Broadway W., Vancouver, B. C. WILLIAMS, John T. Chawner. — Inspector of fisheries for Dominion Government, 519 Pender St. W., Vancouver. Born Kent, England, Nov. 27. 1858, son of Samuel T. and Hester Williams. Educated Mill Hill College, England; came to British Columbia 1887. Member of firm of Williams Bros., land surveyors, 1888-1904. Appointed Inspector of Fisheries for Dominion Government, 1904. Stipendiary magistrate. Won lawn tennis championship for British Columbia, 1888. Married Ella Grant McColl, 1905. Clubs: Terminal City, Vancouver. Recreations: Shooting, fishing, lawn tennis. Address: 1103 Pacific St., Vancouver, B. C. WILLIAMS, Parker, M. L. A. — Born Wales, March 14, 1873. Engaged coal mining, Wales, Alberta and Washington; railway camps, Ontario and British Columbia; and lumber camps, Upper Ottawa Unsuccessful candidate for British Columbia Legislature, 1902; elected for Newcastle, 1903; re-elected 1907 and 1909. Socialist Address: Nanaimo, B. C. WILLIAMS, Richard Henry.—Of R H. Williams ft Sons, Ltd., Regina. Born Toronto, June 13, 1852, son of James and Sarah Williams. Educated public schools Cremore. Came to Winnipeg 1881; engaged contracting and lumber business, Regina, 1882-1906; organized Regina Lumber ft Supply Co., 1884. Elected first Industrial School in the Territories at mouth of High River, Alberta; associated with Alexander Sheppard in the mercantile business, 1889; subsequently purchasing Mr. Sheppard's interest and conducting business on his own account; has one of largest stores west of Winnipeg. . Alderman Regina, 1888-1890; 1895-1896; elected Mayor, 1891-1892; re-elected 1909-1910. Married Mary Susan Read, Stratford, Ont, 1874; has four sons and two daughters. Club: Canadian. Recreation: Curling. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 1827 Rose St., Regina Sask. WILLIAMS, Victor George, M. D.— Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Specialist 325 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Cornwall, England, 1874, son of the late Sir Frederick Martin Williams, Bart and Lady Williams. Educated Clifton and St. Bees schools, England; post graduate course Royal London Opthalmic and Central Hospital; came to Canada 1893; practiced Winnipeg since 1907. Married Mary Elizabeth Baker, Montreal, 1895; has two sons and two daughters. Address: 418 Wardlow Ave., Winnipeg, Man. YILLIAMS, William Edward, B. A., LL. B.—Of Williams ft Manson, Barristers, Prince Rupert Born Corbetton, Oht, April 26, 1879, son of Mark G. and Arabella S. Williams. Educated Toronto, graduate Toronto University (arts 'and law) and Osgoode Hall. Practiced Toronto, 1908. Came to British Columbia 1908. City solicitor for Prince Rupert. Married Mary Andrews, Toronto. Society: K. of P. Recreation: Boating. Address: Prince Rupert, B. C. GEORGE E. WILLIAMSON. WILLIAMSON, George E.—President Imperial Investment Co., 2313 Main St.,, Vancouver. Born Orilla Ont, May 16, 1865, son of Robert and Rose Anne Gate- by Williamson. Educated: public School, Orillia. Came to British Columbia 1889; building business as Mills ft Williamson, Vancouver, 1890-1910; present business since 1910. Alderman, Vancouver, 1911. License Commissioner, 1910; member Board of Works. Served as Sergeant 5th Regiment, Garison Artillery,. 15 years; served with York and Simcoe Regiments, Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Married Mary A. Winters, Orillia Ont, 1897; has one daughter. Club: Imperial, Vancouver. Recreations: Hunting, fishing, shooting. Conservative: Presbyterian. Address: 121 Tenth Ave. W., Vancouver, B. C. WILLIAMSON, John. — Journalist, Editor Penticton Herald. Born Liverpool, Eqgland, April 13, 1865, son of Robert and Mary Ann Williamson. Educated public schools and Liverpool College. Reporter, Daily Post, Liverpool, 1879-1882; business for himself, Widnes, England, 1882-1904; Parliamentary Agent, Widnes, 1904-1909; Parliamentary Agent, Wandsworth Division, London, 1909-1910; society editor World, Vancouver, 1910-1911; editor Penticton Herald, since 1911. Alderman Widnes, Town Council, 1902-1909. Married Helen Far- 619 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY rell, 1884; has eight sons and nine daughters. Club: Vancouver Press. Recreation: Music. Address: 2632 Howard St, Vancouver B. C. WILLOUGHBY, John M. D„ C. M.—Of J. H. CHARLES WILLOUGHBY WILLOUGHBY, Charles. — Of Willoughby ft Duncan, Contractors, Regina. Born Brockville, Ont., Nov. 5, 1857, son of William and Eleanor Willoughby. Educated public schools Almonte. Stone mason and bricklayer, Almonte, 1873; engaged as foreman Moore ft Fields, contractors, of Canton, N. Y.; Huntington, Ont, 1878-1879; employed in Pullman Works, 1880-1881; foreman Union Depot, Hannibal, Mo., 1881; came to Manitoba, 1882, and engaged farming and later contractor, Winnipeg. Came to Regina, 1885; foreman for Jelley ft Soucisse, contractors; partnership with R. H. Williams, 1886-1891; founded present firm 1896; manager Construction Co. of Regina; Director Inter-Ocean Pressed Brick Co.; Director Capital Ice Co.; Director Regina Foundry and Beaver Lumber Co.; President Regina Lumber and Supply Co.; Alderman Regina, 1897-1898; elected for 1911 and 1912. Married Mary Ellen Rea, Almonte, Ont, 1889; has one son and two daughters. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F.; C. O.. F. Rec- creations: Baseball, curling, lacrosse. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 2041 Cornwall St., Regina, Sask. Henry Charles, C. Willoughby. Sumner Co., Ltd., Financial Brokers, 127 Twenty-rfirst St. E., Saskatoon. Bora Cobourg Ont, July 3, 1861, son of Rev. Nichoias Ramsay and Amelia Kells Willoughby. Educated Upper Canada College; College Institute Peterboro and Cobourg; Victoria University; Toronto Medical College; practiced medicine Saskatoon, 1883; Regina, 1887; practiced* medicine and took up farm lands, Saskatoon, 1900; editor Saskatoon Phoenix, 1904-1905; school trustee, 1884; Alderman Regina, 1891-1892, 1894-1895; Mayor Regina, 1893; Councillor, Saskatoon, 1903-1904; Alderman 1907-1908; President Saskatoon Board of Trade, 1905; Director Saskatoon Exhibition Board, 1906; member Saskatoon Parks Commission, 1907; Deputy Surveyor-General, Northwest Rebellion, 1885. Married Helen Gertrude Hilliard, Peterboro, Ont., 1904; has one son and three daughters. Clubs: Saskatoon, Pacific (Victoria). Societies: I. O. O. F.; K. of P.; I. O. F.; C. O. F. Recreations: Lacrosse, football, boating, curling. Anglican. Address: 203 Saskatchewan Crescent, Idyl wy Id Park, Saskatoon, Sask. WILLOUGHBY, Samuel Thomas. — Publisher, Proprietor The Enterprise. Born Listowel, Ont, June 20, 1882, son of Thomas Henry and Anna M. Willoughby. Educated Listowel public schools; came to Saskatchewan, 1902; engaged as editor, Rosthern, since 1906. Society: Rosthern Lodge, A. F. ft A. M. Address: Rosthern, Sask. WELLINGTON BARTLEY LOUGHBY WIL- WILLOTJGHBY, Wellington, Bartley, B. A., LL. B.—Of Willoughby, Pickett, Craig and McWilliams, Barristers, Union Bank Bldg., Moose Jaw. Bora Charleston, Peel County, Ont, July 10, 1859, son of John and Margaret A. Willoughby. J| Educated Hamilton College Institute, Toronto University. Law student with McMichael, Hoskins ft Ogden, Toronto, 1883; admitted to 1886; practiced under firm loughby, McPhillips and rontp. Came to Moose JaW, 189 pointed City Solicitor, Moose Jaw, Ontario Bar, name of Wil- Cameron, To- ) ap- 1908; President Law Society for Saskatchewan, member Senate Saskatchewan University; Director Moose Jaw Realty Co.; Director Moose Jaw Land Co.; Director 620 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Saskatchewan Loan and Investment Co., Ltd. Unsuccessful Conservative candidate for House of Commons, 1895. Married Susan Smedley Jones, Philadelphia Pa, 1892 (deceased). Club: Moose Jaw. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 56 Manitoba St. E., Moose Jaw, Sask. WILLSON, Norman Currie, LL. B. — Barrister. Born Ridgetown, Ont, Aug. 31, 1884, son of John Neil and Kath- er Willson. Educated public schools and College Institute, Ridgetown; Manitoba University; taught school, Thamesville, 1902; articled as student with Isaac Campbell, K. C, Winnipeg, 1905; called to Alberta Bar, 1908. Secretary-Treasurer Conservative Association, Strathcona Federal Electoral District; President Strathcona Young Men's Literary and Debating Society. Society: I. O. O. F. Recreations: Tennis, curling. Liberal-Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 50 Main St., Strathcona, Alta. WILLIAM HARPER WILLSON WILLSON, William Harper, M. D. — Physician, Wood Vallance Block, Nelson, B. C.; largely interested in gold mining, Sheep Creek, B. C, and platinum, near Nelson, B. C. Born St. Catherines, Ont., Aug. 3, 1873, son of Capt Harper and Mary Willson. Educated Manitoba University, Winnipeg. Came to British Columbia 1898. C. P. R. surgeon, 1898- 1899; surgeon for Crows Nest Pass Coal Co., 1898-1902; practicing Nelson since 1906. Chairman Carbonado School Board. President Fernie Liberal Association, 1900; served with 13th Battery, Winnipeg, six years. Married Ida Ella Lee, daughter of John Lee, Carberry, Man., 1902; has two sons. Club: Nelson. Recreations: Hockey. Liberal; Anglican, Address: Nelson, B. C. WILL WAY, Henry Hayes, M. L. A. — Farmer. Born Bristol England,, Oct. 17, 1866, son of Henry and Elizabeth Ann Willway. Educated Bristol grammar school and private schools. Secretary- Treasurer and Trustee of School Board; President local Agricultural Society; elected to Legislature for Pleasant Hills, 1908. Married Annette Bawden, 1892; has two sons and six daughters. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Cotham, Sask. WILMOT, Edward Ashley. C. E.—Department of Public Works, Victoria. Born St. John's, N. B., Nov. 4, 1845, son of late Hon. Robert Duncan Wilmot (who represented Sunbury County in the Senate from the time of confederation until 1880, from 1878-1880 was Speaker of the Senate- with a seat in the Cabinet; appointed Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick, 1880). Educated Sunbury grammar school; University of New Brunswick. Assistant Engineer on Surveys and Construction of the Inter- Colonial Railway, 1868-1875; Resident Engineer on the M. N. C. Ry.; Engineer Kingston and Pembroke Ry.; Division Engineer on the Survey and Construction of C. P. R, 1883-1890.; Resident Engineer on Victoria Sewerage Works, 1890-1892; Victoria City Engineer, 1892-1899; Engineer in charge of Construction and Inspection of Dykes for Provincial Government since 1899. Married Isabel Margaret Humphrey, Oct. 14, 1879; has four sons and one daughter. Club: Union. Address: 978 Nicola St., Vancouver, B. C. WILSON, Albert Arthur, M. D. C. M.— Physician and Surgeon, 1076 Robson St., Vancouver. Born Perth, Ont, Sept. 27, 1878, son of A. T. and Mary Davidson Wilson. Educated McGill University. Graduated, 1907; traveled and studied Europe, 1907-1909; came to British Columbia and practiced 1909. Married La- zelle Anderson, M. B., Vancouver, 1911. Club: University. Recreations: Fishing, shooting, music. Anglican. Address: 1076 Robson St., Vancouver, B. C. WILSON, Alexander Douglas, B. A., LL. B.—Of Wilson ft Jamieson, Barristers, 619 Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Dundas, Ont, May 27, 1869, son of Richard Todd and Margaret Anne Gartshore Wilson. Educated public schools, Dundas; Toronto University; Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario Bar 1907; British Columbia Bar 1907. Member of firm Ladner ft Wilson, 1908-1910; present partnership formed 1910. Lieutenant, 72nd Highlanders, Vancouver, 1911. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Vancouver, B. C. WILSON, Archibald.—Of Wilson Bros., Saskatoon. Born near Almonte, Ont, June 23, 1876, son of Robert and Jane Wilson. Educated public schools, Moose 621 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY Jaw. Engaged in ranching with father at Dundurn, 1890; came to Saskatoon and engaged in livery and feed business with his brother, 1903; Director Saskatchewan Milling Co. Married Mabel Lena Conn, Smith Falls, Ont., 1909: has one son. Societies: I. O. F.; K. of P- Recreations: Curling, football, baseball. Non-partisan; Presbyterian. Address: 327 Fifth Ave., Saskatoon, Sask. ARTHUR ALLING WILSON WILSON, Arthur Ailing. — Manager Canadian Bank of Commerce, Fort William. Born Walkerton, Ont., April 10, 1881, son of Horace Ailing and Elizabeth Lucinda Wilson. Educated public schools Walkerton and Toronto; Harbord College Institute and Model School, Toronto. Clerk with H. H. Dewart, K. C; Crown Attorney, Toronto, 1894-1896; clerk, Trusts Corporation of Ontario, Toronto, 1897-1899. Junior, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Toronto, 1899; transferred London, England, New York and Montreal branches; appointed manager Fort William, 1907; Vice President Fort William Board of Trade, 1911. Served with Q. O. R, Toronto, 1900-1902. Married Lucie Nenon Ruttan, daughter of Robert A. Ruttan, Port Arthur, 1908; has one son. Clubs: Canadian (President); Kaministikwia; Fort William; Port Arthur; Royal Canadian Yacht; Argonaut Rowing; Fort William Rowing. Recreation: Rowing. Anglican. Address: 422 S. Norah St., Fort William, Ont. WILSON, Belle Holland, M. D.—Physician, wife of Thomas A. Wilson, M. D., Vancouver. Born Milton, Iowa Jan. 18, 1869, daughter of John C. and Hary Holland. Educated public and high schools, Milton; graduate Keokuk Medical College, Keokuk, Iowa, 1897; Willamette University, Salem, 1903; school teacher, Milton, 1886. Came to British Columbix 1897; first lady deputy coroner in Canada Married Thomas A. Wilson, M. D.; has two sons and one daughter. Club: Women's University (Vice President). Address: -2303 Main St., Vancouver, B. C. WILSON, Biggerstaff.—Of the B. Wil-. son Co., Ltd., Vloxoria. Bora Victoriatsl March 18, 1874, son of William Wilson. Educated British Columbia and England. Club: Pacific. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Address: 1770 Rockland Ave, Victoria B. C. HON. CHARLES WILSON WILSON, Hon. Charles K. C.—Of Wilson ft Bloomfield. Barristers and Solicitors, Winch Bldg., Vancouver. Bora London, England, Feb. 5, 1841. Came to British Columbia 1862. Practiced as a member of firm Wilson ft Campbell; afterwards Wilson, Senkler & Bloomfield. Elected to British Columbia Legislature representing Cariboo, 1882; unsuccessful 1886, 1890, 1900; elected for Vancouver, 1903. Appointed Attorney General in McBride Administration, 1903. Clubs: Varreouver, Union (Victoria). Conservative; Unitarian. Address: Pine and Matthews Ave, Shaughnessy Heights, Vancouver, B. C. WILSON, Charles H.—Of Crowe ft Wilson, Real Estate Brokers and Contractors, 441 Seymour St., Vancouver. Born Wingham, Ont, son of John and Charlotte Gray Wilson. Came to British Columbia 1886; member of Vancouver City Council, 1901; chairman of Water Board and Alderman, Vancouver, 1904. Address: 1931 Nelson St., Vancouver, B. C. WILSON, David, Ex-M. L. A.—Of Old- field. Kirby ft Gardner, Financial Agents, 234 Portage Ave., Winnipeg. Born Limerick, Ireland, May 25, 1858, son of Jessie and Rev. David Wilson, D. D. Educated Switzers and Weir's College. Member of Corn Exchange, London, 1879- 622 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY 1883. Came to Manitoba and engaged in ranching, 1883-1902. Councillor and Reeve of Rural Municipality of Lansdowne, 1902; elected for Gladstone to Manitoba Legislature, 1906; unsuccessful^ 1907. Manager North Western Investment Co., Winnipeg. Married Bmi'y Bates, Moncton, N. B., 1891. Clubs: Manitoba Carlton, Adanac Canadian. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Conservative. Address: 123 Lewis St, Fort Rouge, Winnipeg, Man. WILSON, Hon. David Henry, M. D.— Physician (retired). Born Carp, Ont., Oct 2, 1855, son of Thomas and Sarah Wilson. Educated Pakenham high school, Trinity University, Toronto University, Ontario College of Physicians and Surgeons. Practiced medicine Manitoba, 1879. Elected for Dufferin County to Manitoba Legislature, 1882; re-elected four subsequent elections; Provincial Secretary for Manitoba, 1884; later Minister of Public Works, resigning 1888. Resumed practice of medicine, Vancouver, 1889, retiring from active professional life, 1894; put bill through legislature for incorporating Manitoba Medical College; President Vancouver Medical Association; President of Conservative Association of British Columbia; Vice President of British Columbia Permanent Loan Co.; Vice President Pacific Coast Fir Insurance Co.; President Royal Plate Glass Insurance Co. Married Annie E. Armstrong, 1887; has three daughters. Conservative Address: Chilcote and Haro Sts., Vancouver, B. C. WILSON, Prank Clayton.—Of Elwood ft Wilson, Barristers, Moosomin. Born Copetown, Ont., Jan. 20, 1888, son of James Howell and Rhoda Wilson. Educated public and high schools, Dundas; College Institute, Hamilton. Came to Saskatchewan, 1903; student with E. L. Elwood, Moosomin, 1903; called to Saskatchewan Bar and entered present partnership 1908. Society: K. of P. Recreation: Tennis. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Moosomin, Sask. WILSON, Frederica. — Lady Superintendent General Hospital, Winnipeg. Bora Goderich, Ont, daughter of Jane and Frederick Wilson, R. N. Educated Goderich, Winnipeg General Hospital Training School for Nurses (graduated 1899). Staff nurse Winnipeg General Hospital, one year; night superintendent and staff nurse, General Hospital, Albany, N. Y.; Lady Superintendent General Hospital, Medicine Hat; appointed to present position 1905. Societies: Canadian Superintendents' Association; American Superintendents' Association; W. G. H. Alumnae Association. Anglican. Address: General Hospital, Winnipeg, Man. WILSON, F. Pardoe. — Civil Engineer, C. P. R. Depot Vancouver. Born Droit- wich, England, Oct. 8, 1880, son of John and Mary Ann Wilson. Educated Hartle- bury Grammar School. Surveyor, Birmingham. Came to British Columbia 1908. Resident Engineer C. P. R. Married Mabel Alice Tighe, Winnipeg, 1907; has two sons. Address: 2716 Clark Drive, Vancouver, B. C. GEORGE I. WILSON. WILSON, George I.—President, Coast Steamship Co., 530 Seymour St., Vancouver. Born Portsoy, Scotland, February 26, 1849, son of James Wilson. Educated public schools, Fordyce, Scotland. Came to Canada 1871. Mercantile business with Hon. William Muirhead, Chatham, N. B., 1871-1876; dry goods business, Chatham, 1876-1882. Came to British Columbia, 1887; dry good business, Vancouver, 1887-1895; with Brunswick Canning Co,, Vancouver, 1894-1903; general manager British Columbia Packing Association, 1903. Married Elizabeth J. Bain; has three sons and two daughters. Clubs: Vancouver; Terminal City; Jericho. Society: A. F. & A. M. Presbyterian. Address: 1100 Barclay -St., Vancouver St, Vancouver, B. C. WILSON, Rev. Gilbert B., M.A., LL.B., Ph.D.—Pastor, Augustine Presbyterian Church, Winnipeg. Bora Newton Robinson, Ont, 1867, son of James Wilson, J.P., and Agnes Robinson. Educated Bradford High School; Toronto University: Knox College, Toronto; Halle and Berlin, Germany. Came to Winnipeg, 1900. Member of Manitoba College Senate and Board; member Manitoba University Council and Royal Commission, 1908-1910. Publications: "Thesis: The 623 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY Pre-Exilic Psalter"; "The Dissolution of the Monasteries." Married Harriet Hill Smirle, M.A., Ottawa, 1903; has one son and three daughters. Clubs: Canadian; Alpine. Recreations: riding, bowling, curling, yachting, tennis. Presbyterian. Address: 111 Royal St., Winnipeg, Man. WILSON, Harriett Smirle, M.A.—Wife of Rev. Gilbert Wilson, LL.B., Ph.D., Minister of Augustine Church, Winnipeg. Born Ottawa daughter of Harriett Holmes Cowley and Archibald Smirle, well-known educationist. Educated Collegiate Institute, Ottawa (honors); Queen's University (honors). Came to Winnipeg, 1904. Identified with literary side of university life; wrote thesis on "The Influence of Normandy on England." Married Rev. Gilbert Wilson, LL.B., Ph.D., 1903; has one son and two daughters. Club: University Society; Women's Art Association. Presbyterian. Address: 111 Royal St., Winnipeg, Man. WILSON, Henry George Wilberforce. —Of Wilson ft Bothwell, barrister, solicitor, Indian Head. Born Arnprior, Ont, March 31, 1873, son of George and Mary Cecelia Wilson. Educated High School, Almonte; Osgoode Hall. Practiced as Craig ft Wilson, Renfrew, 1898. Came to Saskatchewan, and practiced since 1900. Solicitor for Bank of Montreal; solicitor Union Bank of Canada; solicitor Town of Indian Head; solicitor Union Trust Co., Ltd. Farms three sections (1920 acres) of land near Indian Head. Married Elizabeth Cameron Edwards, Carleton Place, Ont, 1910. Club: Indian Head. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: motoring, boating. Liberal. Presbyterian. Sask. Address: Indian Head, WILSON, Herbert Goulding.—Of Wilson Bros., Wholesale Grocers, 532 Herald St., Victoria; President, Victoria Board of Trade. Born London, England. April 10, 1872, son of William and Isabel Eilback Wilson. Educated: Christ Church College, Finchley. Came to British Columbia 1873; employee, R. R. Rithet ft Co., Ltd., Victoria, 1888-1892; present firm since 1892. Married Harriet Elizabeth Ross, daughter of Dixie H. Ross, Victoria, 1902; has one son. Clubs: Pacific (President, 1909-1911); Union; Vancouver; James Bay Athletic. Conservative. Anglican. Address: Victoria, B. C. WILSON, James Osgoode.—Superintendent, Royal Northwest Mounted Police, Lethbridge. Born Dundas, Ont, August 17, 1858, son of John and Margaret Wilson. Educated public and grammar schools, Dundas. Came to Alberta as constable, Royal Northwest Mounted Police, 1879; rose from ranks to present position. Married Sarah Adelaide Thomas, Chippewa, Ont, 1888; has one daughter. Club: Chinook. Recreations: shooting, cricket Anglican. Address: The Barracks, Lethbridge, Alta. JAMES R. WILSON. WILSON, James R.—Manager Saskatoon Milling Co., Ltd. Born near Almonte, Ont., September 16, 1866, son of Robert and Jane Wilson. Educated public schools, Carleton County. Came to Saskatchewan and farmed with his father near Dundurn, 1883; employed in Baker ft Lee's grocery and hardware store, Moose Jaw, 1884; assisted in bringing the first hospital corps from Moose Jaw to Saskatoon, to care for wounded in battle of Fish Creek, Northwest Rebellion, 1885; contractor on G. N. R., Prince Albert branch and Calgary and Edmonton line, 1887-1892; returned to Dundurn and farmed, 1892- 1896; came to Saskatoon and entered into partnership with James Leslie under the firm name of Leslie ft Wilson, general store, implements, and lumber, 1896; sold mercantile business- to James Clinkskill, 1889; retaining lumber and implement business; disposed of his interests to Mr. Leslie, April, 1900, and came to Moose Jaw, where he purchased a grocery business; returned to Saskatoon, and again entered into partnership with James Leslie, and operated a flour mill and grain business, 1902; disposed of his interest in 1906; engaged in elevator business with James Leslie, under firm name of The Wilson ft Leslie Co., Ltd.; this firm amalgamated with the Saskatoon Mill ft Elevator Co., 1910; overseer of the village of Saskatoon, 1903; elected first mayor Saskatoon by acclamation, 1904; elected alderman, 624 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY 1906; but resigned; elected mayor, 1907, and re-elected by acclamation, 1908; unsuccessful candidate for Saskatchewan Legislature, 1908; was largely instrumental in establishment of municipal electric light plant. Married Lena Cole, Winnipeg, 1906. Club: Saskatoon. Societies: I. O. F.; K. of P. Conservative. Presbyterian. Address: 331 Fourth Ave., Saskatoon, Sask. WILSON, Morris W.—Acting Manager, Royal Bank of Canada, Vancouver. Born Lunenburg, N. S., March 1, 1881, son of J. H. and Helen Young Wilson. Educated High school, Lunenburg. Junior, Royal Bank, Lunenburg, 1897; subsequently stationed Halifax, Charlottetown, P. E. I., and Montreal; assistant manager, Truro; present position since 1909. Served as Lieutenant, 4th P. E. I. Regiment, Canadian Artillery. Married Clara Leone Mason, 1906. Methodist. Address: Stadacona Park, B. C. WILSON, Norman Richard, M.A., Ph.D.—Professor of mathematics, Wesley College, Winnipeg. Born Cobourg, Ont, November 31, 1879, son of Richard and Mary Adelia Wilson. Educated Toronto University; Cornell University; Chicago University. Lecturer in mathematics in Royal Military College, Kingston, 1899. Liberal. Methodist. Address: Wesley College, Winnipeg, Man. WILSON, Peter Edmond, B.A., LL.B.— Judge of the County Court of East Kootenay. Born Tecumseh Township, Simcoe County, Ont., August 28, 1872, son of Charles and Rachel Wilson. Educated: High school, Brampton, Ont; Toronto University. Came to British Columbia, 1896. Practiced law, Nelson, in partnership with Hon. Mr. Justice Galli- her until appointment to Bench, 1905. City Solicitor, Nelson, 1899-1905. Married Christine Brown, 1896; has two sons and five daughters. Recreations: golf, curling, bowling. Anglican. Address: Cranbrook, B. C. WILSON, Rev. Robert James, B.A., M.A.—St. Andrew's Church, Vancouver. Born Simcoe, Ont, June 4, 1872, son of Agnes and James Wilson, J.P., Comm. in H.C.J. Educated High school, Bradford; Toronto University; Knox College; (Prince of Wales scholarship, Knox College; gold medallist in oratory, Knox College, 1901). Came to British Columbia and appointed to present charge, 1902. Trustee, Y. W. C. A.; member of board, Victorian Order of Nurses; member Alexandra Orphanage; member Children's Aid Society; member Strathcona Institute; member Bible Society. Married Mary Isabel North way, B.A., Toronto; has one son and one daughter. Recreations: golf, motoring. Presbyterian. Address: 1657 Burnaby St., Vancouver, B. C. WILSON, Russell.—Of Wilson Bros., 120 Second St., N., Saskatoon. Born near Almonte, Carleton County, Ont, July 6, 1864, son of Robert and Jane Wilson. Educated public schools, Carleton County. Came to Saskatoon with his father and took up land at Dundurn, 1863. Farmed on own account, Hanley, 1884; guide to Transportation Department, Northwest Rebellion, from Moose Jaw to Fish Creek, 1885; assisted in bringing second corps of hospital doctors from Moose Jaw to Batoche; engaged in railroad contracting with his brother, James Wilson, on the G. N. R., from Fort Buford to Helena, Mont.; engaged in dray business Moose Jaw, 1888; livery and feed business with H. McDonald, Moose Jaw, 1892-1896; with his brother, Archibald Wilson, Dundurn, 1896-1903; in livery business, Saskatoon, 1903-1907; in carriage, automobile and harness business, under firm name of Wilson Bros., 1907; member of Public School Board, 1906-1910; 1911-1912; director Saskatoon Milling Co.; director Northwestern Telephone Co. Married Ida May Dunham, Brockville, Ont, 1909. Society: I. O. F. Recreations: curling, feotball. Presbyterian. Address: 319 Fifth Ave., Saskatoon, Sask. WILSON, Thomas Alexander, M.D.— Physician. Born Ottawa, December 23, 1864, son of Robert and Letitia Wilson. Educated public schools and Collegiate Institute, Ottawa; Hospital College of Medicine, Louisville, Ky., 1895; Queen's University, Kingston, 1900. School teacher, Eastern Ontaria, 1882. Came to British Columbia, 1897. Married Belle Holland, M. D., Milton, Iowa; has two sons and one daughter. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I. O. O. F. Address: 2303 Main St. Vancouver, B. C. WILSON, Thomas Haddow, M. D.— Physician. Born Waterloo, Ont, February 3, 1869, son of John and Mary Wilson. Educated Manitoba University. Practiced Manitoba, 1897. Came to British Columbia, 1898. Married Clara May Mitchell, 1898; has one son and one daughter. Recreations: motoring. Address: 407 Hastings St., E., Vancouver, B. C. WILSON, Tom.—Dominion Government Horticultural Inspector, representing the horticultural, botanical, and en- tymological division of Department of Agriculture, Fumigation Station, Vancouver. Born Edinburgh, Scotland, July 25, 1854, son of John and Violet Wilson. Educated Edinburgh School of Arts, under Professor Balfour, and botany, horticulture and forestry. Horticulturist in Scotland. Tea planter, India, 1878-1884. Came to British Columbia, 1890. Was on the Provincial Board of Agriculture for two years; on Aberdeen Ranch at Coldstream, Okanagan Valley. Inspector and Instructor to the Indian Or- 625 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY chards. Served with Midlothian Coast Artillery fourteen years; Surman Valley, Mounted Rifles in India; 90th Canadian Rifles, Winnipeg. Married Alic K. Lees, Brandon, has three sons. Address: 1105 Broadway, Vancouver, B. C. WILTON, John W., LL.B.—Of Wilton, McMurray, DeLorme ft Davidson, Barris- tere Mclntyre Block, Winnipeg. Born High Bluff, Man., January 27, 1879, son of Henry and Jane Wilton. Educated public schools, Morden; Manitoba College. School teacher, Manitoba 1896- 1901; came to Winnipeg, 1902; called to Manitoba bar, 1906. Married Lily L. Hobkirk, Winnipeg, 1905; has one daughter. Society: K. of P. Recreation: Bowling. Liberal. Baptist Address: Balmoral Court, Winnipeg, Man. WINKLES, Valentine, M.L.A.—Lumber merchant. Born Neustadt Ont, March 18, 1864, son of David and Barbara J. Winkler. Educated public schools. Was reeve of Stanley. Elected to Legislature for Rhineland, 1892; re-elected, 1896 and 1899. Resigned to contest Lis- gar for the House of Commons, 1900. was defeated, and again elected for Legislature, 1903 and 1907. Married Josephine Rombough, March 31, 1886. Methodist Liberal. Address: Morden, Man WINSLOW, Leo P.—Manager Ontario Wind Engine ft Pump Co., Ltd., Calgary. Born Batavia HI.. November 10, 1866, son of Captain Robert H. and Mercy V. Winslow. Educated Batavia and Jackson, Mich. Druggist Batavia, 1883. Came to Alberta, 1909. Married Sarah Emeline Hazen, Batavia, 1892; has one daughter. Recreations: golf and tennis. Address: 1722 11th St, W., Calgary, Alta WINTEMUTE, Benjamin Philip. — Barrister and Solicitor, 633 Hastings St., Vancouver. Bora Ontario, July 19, 1867, son of Benjamin and Esther Willson Wintemute. Educated high school, at St Thomas, Ont Taught school, Ontario, 1889-1891; engaged on Government surveys, 1891-1903. Came to British Columbia, 1891. Called to British Columbia bar, 1899. Treasurer, Conservative Club, Vancouver, 1909; Secretary of same, 1910-1911. Director, Y. M. C. A., Vancouver. Conservative; Methodist. Address: 1074 Davie St., Vancouver, B. C. WOLPENDEN, William.—Deputy Collector of Inland Revenue, New Westminster. Born Arkholme, Lancashire, England, August 8, 1843, son of Robert and Mary Wolfenden. Educated Westmoreland, England. Served with First Westmoreland Rifle Volunteers, 1859, one of first volunteer regiments -formed in England. Came to British Columbia, 1886. Married Mary Ann Kaberry, Westmoreland. Recreation: target shooting. Address: Second St., New Westminster, B. C. WOLLASTON. P-—Manager Wilson Bros., Wholesale Grocers, 532 Herald St;*- Victoria; President and Treasurer, Wholesale Grocers' Association. Born London, England, June 10, 1856, son of P. and Catherine Mossop Wollaston. Cotton broker, Liverpool, 1872. Came to British Columbia 1890. Married Alice Mary Ramsdale; has three daughters. Recreation: fishing. Address: "Wood- end,." 1732 Oak Bay Ave., Victoria, B. C. WOLVEBTON, Grant Sylvester.—Of O. G. Devenish ft Co., Real Estate and Financial Agents, 813a 1st St., E., Calgary. Born Monmouth, Ore., January 5, 1867, son of John and Mary Wolverton. Educated Christian College, Monmouth. Hardware merchant Spokane, Wash., 1889-1894: manager, wholesale department, Jansen, King, Byrd Co.. Spokane, 1894-1907. Came to Alberta 1908; merchant, Stettler, Alta., 1909-1910; present business, Calgary, 1910. Club: Alberta. Recreations: hunting, fishing. Liberal. Address: Devenish Apartments, Calgary, Alta. NEWTON WOLVERTON, B.A., LLD. WOLVERTON, Newton, B.A., LL.D.— Of Wolverton ft Co., Ltd., Real Estate and Financial Brokers, Nelson and Vancouver, B. C; President Sunset Mills, Ltd.; Kootenay Slocan Co., Ltd.; President Pacific Investment Corporation, Vancouver. Born Oxford County, Ont, February 5, 1846, son of Enos and Harriett Wolverton. Educated Woodstock College; Toronto University. Principal, Woodstock College, 1882-1891; President, Bishop College University, Marshall, Texas, 1897-1908; later, Superintendent, Brandon Experimental Farm, Brandon. Came to British Columbia 1907. Member of Board of Trade, Nelson. Member County Council, Brandon, 1903-1907. Married Bella Cowie (deceased); married Frances L. Matthews, Lindsay, Ont, 1893; has three sons and five daughters. Club: University. Liberal; Baptist Address: Nelson, B. C. 626 jttjr-Ujiig-^rHUMi WHO'S WHO, AND WHY WOOD, Charles Edward Dudley.—Of Wood ft Turnbull, Mackenzie ft Brown, Barristers, 1818 Scarth St., Regina Born Washington, D. C, October 16, 1856, son of Charles Edward Dudley and Susan Jane Wood. Educated Trinity Collegiate School, Port Hope. Joined R. N. W. M. P. and came to Macleod, 1880; editor and proprietor of Macleod Gazette, 1882, called to bar of Northwest Territory; moved to Regina, 1903, and became deputy attorney-general of Northwest Territories, 1904; held same office in Province of Saskatchewan until 1906; retired to resume private practice. Married Anne Diehl Parker, Macleod, Alta., 1883. Club: Assiniboia. Recreations: rowing, sailing, shooting, cricket. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 2210 Albert St., Regina, Sask. WOOD, Georgianna.—Wife of E. M. Wood. Born St John, N. B., daughter of C. M*. and Isabella Wheelock Gore. Educated Montreal. Came to Manitoba 1880. Secretary, Woman's Hospital Aid Society for eight years; President, same society, six years. President, Margaret Scott Nursing Mission, six years; Prest-a- dent, Convalescent Hospital. Married E. M. Wood (Assistant Municipal Commissioner and Deputy Railway Commissioner), 1880; has two sons. Anglican. Address: 156 Roslyn Road, Fort Rouge, Winnipeg, Man. JAMES H. WOOD. WOOD, James H.—Contractor, Builder and Lumber Merchant. Born Winchester, Ont., September 3, 1866, son of Daniel and Melissa Wood. Educated: public schools, Dundas County. Carpenter and builder, Pembroke, Ont., 1888-1890; bridge building department, C. P. R, 1890-1895. Came to Alberta, 1897. Chairman first Council Athabasca, eight years; established first public school. Mayor, Athabasca Landing, 1911; President Athabasca Landing Board of Trade. Married Annie Cole, Pembroke, 1891; has two sons. Clubs: Overseas (President). Conservative; Methodist. Address: Athabasca Landing, Alta. WOOD, Herbert Spencer, B.A.—Of McPhillips ft Wood, Barrister and Solicitor, Davis Chambers, Vancouver. Born Peterboro, Ont, December 7, 1883, son of Robert Edwin and Henrietta Frances Roblin Wood. Educated: Queen's University, and Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario bar, 1909. Came to British Columbia and called to bar, 1909. Club: Western. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Vancouver, B. C. WOOD, Wentworth Fletcher, J. P.— Sheriff of all that portion of Yale County not comprised within the Grand Forks and Greenwood Electoral Districts. Born Montreal, August 11, 1853, son of Peter Wentworth and Margaret Wood. Educated Montreal high school. Jeweler, Montreal, 1867. Came to British Columbia, 1882. Appointed Justice of the Peace for Yale County, 1890; appointed Justice of the Peace for British Columbia, 1899; Indian Agent, Kamloops and Okanagan. Member of Canadian Mining Institute. Married Susan A. McBain, Saginaw, Mich.; has one son and one daughter. Address: Kamloops, B. C. POLYCARP SPURGEON WOODHALL. WOODHALL, Folycarp Spurgeon.— President, Western Foundry ft Metal Co., Ltd., 11th St. and 17th Ave, E., Calgary; President, Woodhall Metal Co., Ltd. 627 WHO'S WHO AND WHY Born Brampton, Ont, December 25, 1872, son of Ambrose and Catherine Woodhall. Educated: public and high schools, Ontario. Hardware and sheet metal business, Georgetown, Ont, 1888- 1898; with The J. H Ashdown Hardware Co., Ltd., Calgary, 1900-1906; established present business, 1906. Member of Calgary Builders' Exchange; member, Calgary Board of Trade. Married Elizabeth Clark Maddock, Guelph, Ont., 1899; has one daughter. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Liberal; Methodist. Address: 319 15th Ave., W., Calgary, Alta. WOODS, Rev. Albert William.—Rector of St Margaret's Church, Winnipeg. Born Brantford, Ont, December 1, 1863, son of Frederick Stevenson and Jane Bailey Woods. Educated public schools Ontario; St. John's College. Came to Manitoba 1882. Ordained Deacon, 1893; Priest, 1894. Married Henrietta Miran- na Small, 1895; has three sons and one daughter. Conservative; Anglican. Address: 162 Home St., Winnipeg, Man. WOODS, James Hossack.—Managing- director, Calgary Herald. Born Quebec July 12, 1867, son of Alexander and Elizabeth Woods. Educated high school, Quebec; McGill University; Manitoba University. Engaged on staff Toronto Mail and Montreal Herald. Publications: contributions to magazines and newspapers. Married Leonora C. Eby, Toronto; has one daughter. Clubs: Royal Canadian Yacht (Toronto); Ranchmen's. Recreations: motoring, golf, curling. Address: Calgary, Alta JOHN GEORGE WOODS. . WOODS, John George.—Of Woods ft Spicer, Vancouver. Born Chatham, Ont., November 8, 185*/., son of the late Judge and Emma E. Woods. Educated public schools and Upper Canada College. Came to British Columbia, 1885; in lumber business, Vancouver, since 1886; President Export Lumber and Shingle Co. Married Frances B. MacDougall, 1902; has one daughter. Club: Vancouver (ex- president); Union (Victoria). Address: 738 Cardero St., Vancouver, B. C. WOODS, Sydney Brown, B.A., K.C, LL.B.—Born Quebec, June 23, 1872, s6n of Alexander and Elizabeth Banfield Woods. Educated High school, Quebec; Collegiate Institute; Toronto University, and Osgoode Hall. Reporter and correspondent, Toronto Mail and Toronto News; practiced, Toronto, 1897-1906; appointed Deputy Attorney-General of .Alberta on formation of Province, 1905; resigned, 1910.>/■ Married Ethel Brown, Hamilton; has one son and one daughter. Club: Edmonton. Recreations: golf, whist, chess. Address: 315 Fifth St., Edmonton, Alta WOODS WORTH, Rev. James S., B.A., DJ>.—-Superintendent All People's Mission, Winnipeg. Born near Toronto, July 29, 1874, son of Rev. James and E. Josephine Woodsworth. Educated Winnipeg and Toronto; travelled abroad extensively. Has been most successful in his aim of attempting to bring into helpful relations "all sorts and conditions of men," doing much for the emigrants in city; a notable figure in general social service and educational work; author of "Strangers Within Our Gates." Member of Council of Associated Charities. Married Lucy Lilian Staples, 1904; has two sons and two daughters. Recreations: camping, travelling; lecturing and writing on social topics. Independ-: ent; Methodist Address: 464 Stella Ave., Winnipeg, Man. WOODWARD, Charles. — Merchant Hastings St., Vancouver. Born Ontario, July 19, 1852, son of John and May Woodward. Educated Mono College. Came to British Columbia and opened general store, 1891, which business still continues. Married Elizabe**h Anderson, Ontario, 1873; has three sons and three daughters. Liberal; Methodist Address: 1240 Pender St., Vancouver, B. C. WOODWARD, Julius Sterling—Secretary, Prince Albert Board of Trade. Born Derbyshire, England, December 22, 1881, son of William Harrison and Katherine Mary Ross Woodward. Educated Bradfield College, Berkshire. Came to Winnipeg, 1904; removed, Saskatchewan, 1906. Was clerk, actor, farm hand and reporter previous to becoming editor of Prince Albert Herald, 1909. Con tributes occasionally to magazines. Actively interested in development of Prince Albert 628 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY City and District and in this behalf lectured in various parts of Great Britain in winter of 1910-1911. Clubs: Carlton, Prince Albert Golf. Recreations: golf, theatricals, journalism. Liberal. Address: Carlton Club, Price Albert, Sask. WOODWORTH, Charles M., B. A., M. A., LL. B., D. B.—Of Woodworth & Creagh, Barristers, 615 Pender St., Vancouver. Born Weston, Kings County, N. S., July 11, 1868, son of Abner and Susan Woodworth. Educated Acadia University (LL. B., 1890; M. A., 1893), Dalhousie University, 1891-1893; on Citizens' Committee, Yukon, 1899-1901. Came to British Columbia and practiced in Vancouver, 1904-1906, two years later established firm of Smith ft Woodworth, 1906. President Vancouver Conservative Club, 1906-1907. President British Columbia Conservative Association, 1908- 1909. Member Vancouver Board of Trade. Married Alberta Beatrice Hart, 1902; has two sons and three daughters. Clubs: Conservative and Terminal City. Recreations: literature and public affairs. Address: Vancouver, B. C. WOOLP, John William, M. L, A.— Farmer and rancher. Born Hyde Park, Utah, Nov. 27, 1868, son of John A. and Mary L. Woolf. Educated Hyde Park high school. Logan College, Utah. President Cardston Mercantile Co. Elected to North West Territories Legislature, general elections, 1902; elected to first Alberta Legislature, for Cardston, general election, 1905; re-elected general election, 1909. Married Lucinda Layne, 1889. Liberal; Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ. Address: Cardston, Alta. WOOSTER, George W. — Treasurer, Granby Consolidated Mining, Smelting ft Power Co., Ltd., Grand Forks. Bora New Haven, George clerk Wash., company Conn., May 19, 1859, son of P. and Helen Wooster. Bank with various banks Spokane, prior to associating with present Address: Grand Forks, B. C. WORSLEY, Captain George Stanley.— Inspector R. N. W. M. P., Edmonton. Born St Hyacinthe, Que., June 20, 1866, son of Pennyman White and Albina Worsley. Educated Trinity College School, Port Hope; Royal Military College, Kingston. Served as subaltern and Captain, Royal Field Artillery, twelve years; with R. N. W. M. P., ten years. Recreations: cricket, lawn tennis, riding. Anglican. Address: 196 Grierson St., Edmonton, Alta WORSNOP, Lieutenant-Colonel Charles Arthur.—Customs Surveyor, Vancouver. Born Lancashire, England, Oct. 18, 1858, son of Charles Barnett and Martha Worsnop. Educated London. Took charge of exhibit in Science and Art Museum, Philadelphia 1876; residing in Philadelphia until 1881; moved to Winnipeg and engaged in real estate business; later moved to Vancouver and became city editor Daily News Advertiser; entered Dominion Civil Service and has been connected with Vancouver Customs House since 1889. Served with Winnipeg Field Battery Artillery, 1881; Lieutenant 90th Battery Winnipeg Rifles, 1883; took active part in engagements at Fish Creek and Batoche, Northwest Rebellion, and in the engagement against Big Bear's Band, 1885 (medal clasps; appointed Captain Garrison Artillery, Vancouver, 1884; promoted to Lieutenant- Colonel, commanding 2nd Battery 5th Regiment. "Duke of Connaught's Own Rifles"). Married Mary Benson, Peterboro, Ont, has two sons. Address: 741 Thurlow St., Vancouver, B. C. WORSNOP, Thomas Herbert, F. R. G. S.—Master mariner, 541 Hastings St, Vancouver. Born Halifax, Aug. 28, 1865, son of Charles and Ruth Worsnop. Organized the Bennett Lake ft Klondyke Navigation Co., on the Upper Yukon Riv- CAPT. THOMAS HERBERT F. R. G. S. WARSNOP er, 1897. Engaged in exploration, Central Africa, 1902-1905. Manager of the Canadian Mexican Pacific Steamship Line; vice-president of the Columbus Taxi-cab Co.; Director A. B. C. Elevator ft Wharf Co.; Director Columbia Trust Co. Married Hermance Hope Magee. Life Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society. Club: Terminal City. Address: P. O. Box 535, Vancouver, B. C. WORTHINGTON, George Harvey, M. D., F. T. M. C, C. M.—Physician and surgeon, Vancouver. Born Wentworth County, Ont, Feb. 4, 1876, son of John and Elizabeth Almira Worthington. Edu- 629 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY cated Guelph Collegiate; Ontario College Pharmacy; Trinity Univerity, Toronto University, London, England. Chemist and druggist, Guelph and Hespeler, under the name of the Worthington Drug Co., 1899. Later conducted business in Toronto. Came to British Columbia 1909. President Young Liberal Club, Guelph, 1902. Served as Lieutenant Toronto Field Battery. President of Guelph and Wellington Old Boys' Association, Vancouver, 1910. Married Ada Marshall, Nov. 21, 1900. Address: 755 Broadway, Vancouver, B. C. WRAGGE, Edmund Carlyou—Of Hamilton ft Wragge, Barristers and Solicitors, Bank of Commerce Chambers, Nelson. Bora Toronto, Aug. 1, 1872, son of Edmund and Lucy Carlyon Wragge. Educated: Trinity College School Port Hope; Upper Canada College, Osgoode Hall. Called to Ontario bar, 1897; British Columbia bar, 1899, practiced Nelson since. ' Served with Strathcona's Horse, South African War, 1900-1 (medal and clasps). Married Mary Aloysia Thompson, daughter of late Sir John Thompson, 1905; has two daughters. Club: Nelson. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Nelson, B. C. WRIGLEY, Frank, A. A. G. O., L. A. B.—Organist and Music Teacher, Herald Block, Calgary; Organist and Choirmaster, Knox Church Born England, Feb. 10, 1875, son of Frances and Richardson Wrigley. Educated Grove Park School, Mescham. Came to Winnipeg, 1902; Calgary, 1905. Address: Calgary, Alta. CHARLES ADEDBERT WRIGHT. WRIGHT, Charles Adelbert, B. C. L.— Of Aitken ft Wrig-ht, Barristers, Calgary. Born Picon, Ont, Nov. 21, 1881, son of John Adelbert and Alma Jane' Martin Wright. Educated high school Picton; Trinity University; Toronto University, Osgoode Hall. Student in his father's office, Picton, 1900; afterwards student with Macdonald, Shepley & Co., Toron to; practiced at Barrie, 1905-1906; came* to Alberta, 1906; practiced at Calgary since 1906. Clubs: Calgary; Alberta. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; K. of P. Lib! eral Address: Calgary, Alta. WRIGHT, David.—Contractor, farmer and thresher, Emerson. Born New York, Oct. 16, 1847, son of Samuel and Elizabeth Wright. Educated public schools, Grey County, Ont. Blacksmith, Flesher- ton, 1864; came to Manitoba 1878. Receiver, Town of Emerson, 1878-1905; ex- councillor and ex-mayor, Emerson; ex- secretary-treasurer, Emerson school board; is now alderman. Secretary Emerson Liberal Association. Served with 31st Battery, Company No. 6; rescued at one attempt from drowning the two Thompson brothers, Beaver River. Grey, Ont. Married Mary Ann Genoe, Flesher- ton, Ont., 1869; has seven sons and three daughters. Liberal; Methodist Address: Emerson, Man. WRIGHT, David James—Public School Inspector, Southwestern Division, Mani- 1892; principal of Intermediate schools, Deloraine, 1892-1907; present position since 1907, Director Western School Journal. President Manitoba Teachers' Association, 1890-1891; member Advisory Board, Department of Education, representing teachers of Western Manitoba since 1904. Married Ida Jean, daughter of late Hon. Thomas Greenway, Crystal City, Man., 1894; has five sons and one toba Born Collingwood Township, Grey County, Ont, April 30, 1861, son of Arthur and Eliza Ann Wright. Educated public school, Clarksburg; College Institute, Collingwood; Normal School, Winnipeg. Came to Manitoba, 1886; principal of schools, Crystal City, 1888- daughter. Societies: I. O. O. F.; A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: Curling. Liberal; Methodist Address: Deloraine, Man. WRIGHT, Edward James. — Deputy Provincial Secretary and Registrar of Joint Stock Corporations, Province of Saskatchewan, Parliament Buildings, Regina. Born Upnor, England, Nov. 1, 1855, son of John and Mary Wright. Educated Cranbrook School, Kent England. Civil engineer, London, 1873. Came to Regina, 1885, and served with N. W. M. P. until 1894; secretary, Department of Education, Northwest Territory, 1894-1900; Captain 16th Light Horse, two years. Club: Assiniboia Society: A. F. ft A. M. Anglican. Address: Regina, Sask. WRIGHT, Harry, M. L. A.—Financial agent, Nelson. Born Adjala Township, Simcoe County, Ont, Sept. 11, 1875, son of Joseph and Harriet Ann Wright Educated public schools, Beeton; Bradford high school, Simcoe. Director Nelson Skating Rink Co.; director Nelson Street Ry. Co.; director McGillivray Creek Coke ft Coal Co., Alberta. Mining recorder 630 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY and assessor, Nelson, 1899-1893; government agent, gold commissioner and assistant commissioner lands and works,. Nelson, 1907-1909. Elected to British Columbia Legislature for Ymir, general election, 1903; elected to British Columbia Legislature for Nelson, 1909. Married Jennie McLeod, Nelson, 1900; has one son. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Nelson, B. C. WRIGHT, Oliver James., J. P.—Farmer and insurance agent Born Suffolk, England, January 18, 1861, son of Augusta Jane and James Wright, C. E. Educated Albert College, Suffolk. Engaged in farming, St Andrew's, Man., 1890; came to Lavenham, 1900. President Rosehill branch Manitoba Grain Growers' association; chairman school board; director North Norfolk Agricultural Association; president of Lavenham Board of Trade, 1911. Married Annie Maria Tomalin, Winnipeg, 1885; has four sons and two daughters. Society: Winnipeg Old Timers' Association. Independent; Anglican. Address: Lavenham, Man. WRIGHT, T. A.—School teacher and farmer. Born Heathcote, Ont., March 4, 1862, son of John and Jane Wright. Educated College Institute, Collingood, Owen Sound; school teacher, Red'Wing, Ont, 1880-1886. Taught school on section adjoining Red Wing 1886-1892; postmaster at Red Wing three years while conducting general store. Came to Manitoba and engaged in farming and stock raising at Bagot, 1908. Married Annie McColman, Red Wing, 1886; has four sons and two daughters. Societies: C. O. O. F.; L. O. L. Conservative; Anglican. Address*: Bagot, Man. WYLIE, David James, M. L. A.—Stock raiser. Bora Shrewsbury, England, July 1, 1859, son of D. Wylie, C. E, and Elizabeth Wylie. Educated Cheltenham College England. Came to Canada and engaged in farming in Manitoba 1880; removed to Saskatchewan, 1892; director Maple Creek Cattle Co. Elected member of Saskatchewan Legislative Assembly for Maple Creek, 1905, and re-elected, 1908. Married Rachel M. Botterill; has three sons and three daughters. Address: Maple Creek, Sask: WYLIE, Edmund Richard, B. A.—Of Wylie ft Mundell, Barristers, Moosomin. Born Durham County, Ont, Dec. 12, 1873, son of John and Elizabeth Wylie Educated College Institute, Lindsay; Wesley College and Manotoba University. Law student with J. T. Brown, K. C. (now Hon. Mr. Justice Brown), 1900; admitted to bar 1903, Saskatchewan; junior partner with J. T. Brown, K. C, under firm name of Brown ft Wylie 1903; firm of Brown, Wylie ft Mundell formed 1907; J. T. Brown, K. C, went on bench, 1910, and business is carried on under firm name of Wylie ft Mundell. * Member Board of Trustees, Moosomin College Institute since 1909; member Board of Directors, Moosomin General Hospital. Solicitor for Town of Moosomin since 1907. Married Hannah Florance, daughter of Henry Whitlaw, Toronto, 1905; has one son. Societies: A. F. ft A. M. (P. M.) Recreations: tennis, curling. Conservative; Methodist Address: Moosomin, Sask. YADA, Hon. Chonosuke—Imperial Japanese Consul, Imperial Block, Vancouver. Born Japan, Jan. 16, 1871, son of Denshiro and Take Yada Educated: Japan. Diplomatic service, China, 1901- 1904; Foreign Office, Tokio, 1899, 1905- 1906; second secretary charge d'Affaires, Japanese Legation, Mexico City, 1905- 1908. Came to Vancouver, 1908. Married Ohiyo Yaua, Tokio; has three sons and three daughters. Club: Vancouver. Recreation: traveling. Address: 1345 Davie St., Vancouver, B. C. WILLIAM J. YEO. YEO, William J.—Local manager, Alberta Loan ft Investment Co., Ltd. Born Prince Edward Island, April 16, 1885, son of Donald and Annie Yeo. Educated: Prince Edward Island common schools and Charlottetown Business College. Accountant, Saskatchewan Telephone Co., Moose Jaw, 1907-1908; general store business, 1908-1910; general grocery business, Calgary, 1910 and 1911; appointed to present position. 1911. Society: I. O. O. F. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: 642' Sixth St., Edmonton, Alta YEOMANS, D. A.—Farmer. Born Ontario, son of George and Elizabeth Yeoman s. Educated Burnside, Man. •(Same to Manitoba with his parents, 1873. Engaged in farming, Alexander, 1881. Councillor of Alexander several years, 1910-1911. Married Elizabeth Janet Gibson, Brandon, 1889; has three sons and one daughter. Society: 631 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY A. F. & A. M. Recreation^: driving, riding, tennis. Liberal; Presbyterian. Address: Alexander, Man. YORK, Archibald.—President General Securities Co., Ltd., 441 Richards St., Vancouver. Born Meaford, Ont, July 28 1862, son of John and Rebecca York. Educated public and high schools, Meaford. Clerk wholesale provision house, Winnipeg, 1882. Came to British Columbia, 1888. President Columbia Properties Corporation, Ltd.; vice-president Western Fire Insurance Co. (head office Vancouver). Mayor of Slocan, B. C, three years; ex-chairman school board; ex-Justice of Peace. Married Agnes R. Marsh, Meaford; has five sons and five daughters. Societies: Fellow of Royal Colonial Institute, London, England.; A. F. ft A. M.; R. A. M.; Mystic Shrine. Recreation: horses. Address: 1370 Davie St., Vancouver, B. C. L. M. YORK YORK, Lorne Martin.—Of York ft Mc- Namara, real estate brokers, 44 Jasper Ave. W., Edmonton. Director General Securities Co., Ltd., Vancouver, B. C. Born Winnipeg, Jan. 24, 1883, son of Archibald and Agnes Ritchie Marsh York. Educated public schools, Vancouver; Columbian College, New Westminster. Moved to Alberta 1903, and commenced present business, 1905. Married Mary Reid, Edmonton, 1909. Society: A. F. ft A. M. Recreation: motoring. Presbyterian. Address; 626 Seventh St, Edmonton, Alta. YORKE, Lionel Edmund.—Contractor, 870 Beach Ave., Vancouver. Born Toronto, Feb. 25, 1874. Lionel and Margaret Yorke. Educated Toronto. Came to ; British Columbia, 1901. Captain Tecumseh lacrosse team, 1892-1897; captain t Toronto lacrosse team, 1897-1900; captain Vancouver Lacrosse Club, 1901- 1906; .president B. C. Lacrosse Association, 1910. Married Elizabeth Cock- well, - Seattle, Wash.; has one son and one daughter. Address: 1265 Howe St., Vancouver, B. C. YOUDALL, Hugh.—Land, timber and mines broker, 336 Hastings St., W., Vancouver. Born Thornhill, Dumfriesshire, Scotland, April 7, 1845, son of Hugh and Isabell Youdall. Educated Thornhill grammar school. Dry goods clerk, Thornhill, Scotland, 1859. Twenty years in Newfoundland, eight in charge of branch business for John Munn & Co., twelve in business for himself. Came to British Columbia and took charge of the Dominion Government fishing expedition to West Coast of Queen Charlotte Islands to test fishing grounds for black cod, 1884. Married Bertha Archibald, Truro, N. S.; has two sons and one daughter. Society; A. F. ft A. M. Recreations: hunting, fishing. Address: 1703 Georgia St., Vancouver, B. C. YOUNG, Alexander John. — Farmer. Born Cothill, Berwickshire, Scotland, Oct 25, 1847, son of George and Elizabeth Young. Educated Polwarth. Came to Manitoba and engaged in farming, 1881. Married Catherine Laidler Mathewson, Northumberland, England, 1879. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: Forest Station, Man. YOUNG, Duncan D.—Of Young Grain Co. Grain merchant, Grain Exchange, Winnipeg. Born Quebec, Aug. 9 1859, son of Duncan Young. Came to Winnipeg, 1881. Educated Quebec public schools. Married Ina Minto, Montreal, 1899; has one son and one daughter. Societies: St. Andrew's; I. O. O. F. Address: 384 Wardlaw Ave., Winnipeg, Man. , YOUNG, Hon. Senator Finley McNaughton.—Farmer. Born St. Chrysos- tome, Chatauguy County, Que., Sept 10. 1852 son of Duncan Young. Educated St. Chrysostome and Montreal. Came to Manitoba 1879 Eelected to Manitoba Legislature,. 1883; re-elected at each subsequent election until 1897. Speaker, Manitoba Legislature, 1895 1899. Summoned to Senate, Jan. 30, 1900. Liberal. Address: Killarney Man. YOUNG, His Honor Frederick McBain. —Judge of the County Court of Atlin. Born Montreal, son of Alexander and Ellen McBain Young. Educated: public and high schools, Ontario; Queen University (B. A.) Came to British Columbia, 1901. Married Mary Edith Gla- holm, 1903; has one son and daughter. Presbyterian. Address: Princ Rupert, B. C. 632 WHO'S WHO. AND WHY FREDERICK WILLIAM YOUNG YOUNG, Frederick William.—General Manager, Lake Shippers' Clearance Association, Clearing House for Grain Shipments, Fort William. Director Western Navigation Co.; director Western Live Stock Co., Ltd.; director Young Grain Co., Ltd. Born Chrysostome, Que., Aug. 31, 1862, son of Duncan and Isabella Breckenridge Young. Educated Place D'Armes School., Montreal. Clerk with McFee & Co., Montreal, 1877; Manager, Commercial Bank of Manitoba Boissevain, 1887-1893; Manager, Union Bank of Canada, Gretna, 1896-1902; Manager, Dominion Bank of Canada Boissevain, and Fort William, 1902- 1909; engaged in present business since 1909. Member of Fort Williams Council and Board of Trade; member Fort Williams Board of Health; President McKellar Hospital, 1907-1908. Married Margaret Agnes Hettle, daughter of L. A. Turtle Moun- has four sons. Clubs: John Hettle, M. tain, Man., 1892; Kamistiqua, Manitoba nadian. Societies: A. O. F. Recreations: Liberal; Presbyterian. Commercial, Ca- F. ft A. M.; I. O. shooting, riding. Address: 129 St Johns St., Fort William, Ont YOUNG, John Marshall.—Of J. M Young Realty and Brokerage Co., Northern Bank Bldg., Regina. Born Fitzroy Harbour, Ont, May 30, 1857, son of Captain George Andrew and Eveline S. Young. Educated public schools, Fitzroy Harbour and Arnprior; high school, Pembroke. Purser on SS. Jason Gould, Pembroke, 1873-1875; in mercantile business, Nebraska, 1876-1891; came to Regina as manager of Glasgow House, dry goods store, 1891; general manager, Regina Trading Co., 1900; commenced present business, 1903: organized Young-Thomas Soap Co., of which he is president and general manager, 1906; director Regina Land ft Investment Co.; -director Excelsior Realty Co.; President JOHN MARSHALL YOUNG Regina Board of Trade, 1903-1904; Victoria Hospital Board, 1906-1907; director Y. M. C. A. board, 1908-1909. Married Bertha Mary Read, Smith's Falls, Ont., 1880; has three sons and one daughter. Clubs: Assiniboia. Societies: Canadian; A. F. ft A. M.; Arch Mason; Knights Templar. Recreations: hunting, shooting. Liberal; Anglican. Address: 2107 Mclntyre St., Regina, Sask. HON. HENRY ESSON YOUNG YOUNG, Hon. Henry Esson, B. A., M. D., C. M., LL. D.—Physician. Provincial Secretary Victoria. Born English River,- Que., Oct. 11, 1867, son of Rev Alexander and Ellen Young. Educated Queen's University; McGill University, year and a half in England and graduate studies. Elected to Columbia Legislature for Atlin election 1903; re-elected Spent a in post British general general 633 WHO'S WHO, AND WHY election, 1907. Sworn of the Council as Provincial Secretary, Minister of Education, Feb. 27, 1907. Re-elected by acclamation at bye-election March, 1907. Re-elected at general election 1909. Married Rosalind Watson, M. A. (McGill), March 15, 1904. Conservative; Anglican. Address: Victoria, B. C. YOUNG, Kate D. R—Deaconess, Central Congregational Church, Winnipeg. Born Aberdeen, Scotland, daughter of James Clark and Jeanie Kennedy Young. Educated Aberdeen; London, England. Member Glasgow, Winnipeg Came to Manitoba, 1904. Seamen's Friendly Society, Scotland; member of Board, Women's Friendship Band. Address: 501 Victor Congregationalist St., Winnipeg, Man YOUNG, M., V. S.—Farmer and director Pembina Farmers' Elevator Co., Manitou. Born Chinguacousy Township, Peel County, Ont.. Aug. 20 1846 son of George and Ann Tweed. Educated public schools; Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto; taught school several years; graduated from Ontario Veterinary College and commenced practice in Parry Sound and Orangeville districts, 1872; member of board of examiners, Ontario Veterinary College, 1875-1879; councillor Village of Stayner 1875-1879; reeve, 1879-1881; moved to Manitoba and practiced 1881-1884: appointed District Veterinarian for Counties of Dufferin and Rock Lake with headquarters at Pembina Crossing, 1884: moved to present farm, N. % 12-3-9. 1885; appointed Veterinary Inspector for Dominion Govern- exports and R. N. W. Interurban Boundary, held until 1896. Mar- Tweed, Stayner, Ont, sons and six daughters ft A. ment of customs M. P. stations on which position he ried Maria Ann 1874; has four Societies: A. F. M* K. of P. Rec reation ; byterian. traveling. Address; Independent; Mafnitou Man Pres- ter of Education Born Huntingdon, daughter of Rev. YOUNG, Rosalind Watson, M. A., A. M. I. M. E.—Wife of Hon. H. E. Young, Provincial Secretary and Minis- for British Columbia Que, April 19, 1874, James Watson, D. D. Educated: Huntingdon Academy and McGill University. Has published a geography of British Columbia; articles on mining, particularly in the Atlin district Member Canadian Mining Institute. President, University Women's Club, Victoria. Club: Alexandra. Address: Victoria, B. C. YOUNG, John Weatherston. — Editor and publisher, of Young and Laurie. Publishers of the News-Times and The Times Weekly, Prince Albert Born Chatham, Ont., March 6, 1876, son of William and Margaret Young. Educated public and high schools and Chatham Business. College. Reporter The Planet, Chatham, 1898. Came to Saskatchewan, 1905; in company with R. P. Laurie purchased Times, which was established 1882, being second oldest paper in Province; first daily paper printed in Prince Albert, 1909. Served as Paymaster-Sergeant, 24th Kent Regiment, Chatham 1903-1905. Married Margaret Houston Chatham, 1904. Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; S. O. S. Recreations: hunting, fishing, sailing. Conservative; Presbyterian. Address: 338 East Eleventh St. Prince Albert Sask. ' YOUNG, Rev. Colin Gordon, B. A.— Born Colborne, Huron County, Ont., Oct. 16, 1868, son of Alexander and Christina McKenzie Young. Educated public schools, Colborne; high school, Goderich; Queen's University and Theological College, Kingston. Came to Prince Albert 1901. Married Jean McGowan Russell, 1897 (deceased); has two sons and one daughter; married Jean Gordon Lindsay Cayuga, Ont, 1907. Societies: C. O. O. F.; I. O. F. Recreations: curling, bowling. Presbyterian. Address: Prince Albert, Sask. YOUNG, David Jackson, J. P.—Of D. J. Young ft Co. Ltd., stationery office supplies, etc., Calgary. Born Newark, Nottinghamshire, England,, Nov. 10, 1875, son of John Welkin and Sarah Jane Young. Educated public schools, England and Regina Came to Canada, 1884; engaged as clerk with P. Lamont, Regina, 1889; manager and late owner, P. Lamont ft Co., Kaslo, B. C, 1896 1904; established present business, 1903. total loss by fire, 1904. Alderman, Kaslo" 1902. Married Lillian Jackson, 1898: has one son and three daughters. Clubs: Alberta; Golf and Country (President) Societies: A. F. ft A. M.; I- O. O. F Recreations: Golf, motoring. Liberal Methodist Address: 2101 Eighth St. W., Mount Royal, Calgary, Alta YOUNG, William Shepherd—Inspector of Fisheries, Department of Marine and Fisheries, Selkirk. Born Morris Township, Huron County, Ont., March 13, 1868, son of James and Marietta Young Educated public schools, Cobourg. Came to Selkirk and engaged business 1896. Appointed Inspector of Fisheries, 1901. Served two years in 90th Battalion Married Mary Melinda Mitchell, Winni* peg, 1888; has one son and five daughters. Society: A. F. ft A. M., Scottish Rite. Recreation: curling. Liberal; Methodist Address: Selkirk, Man. ZACHARY, Thomas.—Farmer. Born Cirencester, Gloucestershire, England, Jan. 21 1866 son of Henry and S. J. Zachary. Educated St. Leonard's School; Marlborough College; St. Bartholomew's Hospital. Came to Manitoba 1885. Married Edith M. Creasy, Suffolk, England, 1889; has one son and two daughters. Societies: Western Canada Public Schools Association; C. O. F. Anglican. Address: Austin, Man. 634 Copyrighted at Ottawa by C. W. PARKER 1912 ***-. ^—
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