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ttigptdflt '■■titut ol J.ff am. Vol. /•">. ■ UNION MgjKB CRANBROOK, B.C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1909. No. 48 CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION The Movement is Growing in Strength, \llllllll ON I XUtt I The Questions Discussed by the Various Journals. Ottawa, Oct, ui Tho movement roi it conservative convention t> liiUnlnjs in Htrcngtli. Tho KliiKHton Hiumltml for example Ims emlorneil the pronon nl. Anionic other things it nays : "Yet a convt niiuii wan hoiiml to come "i Ihnl Lhcre eonlil he no doubt, nnd the wonder Ih thai n was itni n'l'imiiii.vil sooner. Times Imve changed, conditions luivo chunked, UioiiKlitH linvo chantced in tho last down years, and whal wns coiisorvn j i ism ii decade alio is not necessarily conservatism now. K*ot* histaneo, the conservative party was nl one time wedded to (lie idol of high protection. We donhl n it is now. Itntacr, we hcllevo it will ho found that western conservative sontimenl Inelfiies more nnd more to u tarllf for revenue only,, rather thnn tn a purely protective ttirilT as such, nnd ilmt the coiiscrva Lives will lei ilir liberals, who la) lorly have adopted ilu- one time con , servatlvo proteel Ive policy, coddle tlie trusts as they will, white the conservatives will consider, nol the trusts ■ li■ i' tlu> protected mnnufnetur ; (•is, hut the consumers the masses." Another paper which joins in the movement Is thr Moose Jaw News , DiflcuHSinf! the lan m the remut'kahlol development ol the newer parts nt tin1 Dominion in recent years, this journal says In (his circumstance lies tin- oppor Lunlty nt tin' euaservaLive paiLy.; This is nol tin' Canada ol twenty years ngo, Nol only iins its tndiis- trial lire uuderiioue remarkable cliango, hni ihc change in thr chat' actor nf thi' population has hardly been loss marked. Not only an- thoro two new provinces, Alberta and Sns kntchownn. hut there la a new Ontario, the potentialities oi which cannot in- realisjed until Its resources are seen. Thi' building oi thc Grand Trunk Pacific will also opon a new British Columbia. "If there is one fact which more than another should he realized by those now in opposllion, ii is that in its present state Ma' public mind is not likely to he much influenced by criticism. Today a pound of successi will buy pardon foi' a ton of Incon sistency. There was a time ant loan ngo in our history when a political leader who stole another's clothes would ho punished for tin' mere act.! Hut Canadians have ceased to consider political larcency as a punishable offence. The question now is, I low does tlie other fellow wear them ?' Lauricr stole the conservative tariff policy, hill there is no tllollglll of punishing him tor tlie offence heenuso thu policy has been conductive in progress. "A dominion convention would al most certainly he productive of many needed changes in the federal system of organisation. Al present whal Kind nf an organization is there of a provincial character. There is un federal bureau or committee which gathers Information on the actual state of the party throughout Ihe dominion. Such must be brought iu tn existence, upon Ihe model ot the ltepubllenn uml Democratic National Committees of Ihe United States, There must he one plan of campaign In all the provinces, ami one man ul the head or the campaign orgntiizn lions, This will cost money, and np position are proverbially poor. Now money is hard tn got without eiiMnis Instil, hut enthusiasm in turn Ih on gendered hy numbers. Moth will ho intuit! at a dominion convention." Oca I inn with the same subjeel (he Toronto News says : "The fare nf Ihe country is rllang ing. Into the west has come a groat HOW population With special needs and special ideals. The time is gmio when Ontario ami Quebec meant Can ada. The political party which is lo Win support must have policy tree from sectionalism, a policy which will be clearly defined ami logical, a policy upon which the western farmer and the Ontario manufacturer can agree. That means a moderate tariff for one thing, \ccossivo duties will bo no more acceptable to the people than free trade. II is practically .set tied thnt in this country, lyinc inside a protectionist neighbor, tariff for revenue only would be nothing short of Industrial suicide. Our in dustrien must he protected, riot ex cesslvely lun sufficiently. "Adequate ly," if yuu like thu word hotter. "The govoi'timenl professes atlmlra tinn of free trade principles, but it is thoroughly protectionist in net and deed. Hy its professions, by its murmurs of 'Historic Liberalism,' II gains voles from free traders. Iiy iti; acts |t commands Ihe support nf tho manufacturers, its loading organs curse the lintish Unionist because h,. thinks that tariff reform in Dritaln would settle 1 he unemployed problem. At the same limn Die Canadian tar iff which wins the enthusiastic sup port of those Journals Ims prevented an unemployed problem in Canada John Hiinyaii knew hit. type nf poll ticlan nml editor He called loin Mr. Facing hnth ways, ami a | r creal ure he was. "There is nn low tariff parly in Canada. There cannot he. Geography ban Bottled tbat point. Thorn are i,,\\ tniiii mlviicates, hut ihe heal I hey ran ever gel from either purlin menial;, pally is a coinpl'oml 10 The n at axli leiHt cannot be imperil ed in ticcommodnte thorn Nelthoi i-nii u he ,t high i.iini party The w oh loi n fin "mi i will come iiiin con tacl Willi ihe Canadian inauilfacl nr- II ' ui iniloll, which hv the way, has ver) close relations with ihe liberal pin i v as ai proHonl constituted." Tlie Unite Herald touches on the Liiiil aspCCl ol Hu- matter In the loiiowini' tonus "The marked Htmid lakeli by thi' Canadian maiiulaeliir ers ai iheii recent meeting in fnvoi ni Increased protection for their oul pui, has drawn attention to Hu- lucl thai a majority ol Uie members nl ihc association are sup porters ol tho liberal governmenl at Ottawa, li was a mysiciy thai puzzled many people at the tune ,.l Ihe gotlOI'nl elect inl) in 180(1 why so many manufacturers sup ported Sir Wilfrid l.uurler's cnn.ll dales. All I heir newspapers and par ty lenders were nl tho tunc octlvo advocates of free trade, and through out Ontario especially, people were generally led to believe that an mi mediate drop iii prices would follow the .success of the liberal party. The manufacturers supporting the part v, however knew bettor. They had satis factory assurmicos [torn their politi cal leaders thai their Interests would nol he disturbed And no dlsturhnnco took place, Prices remained the same OXCOptillg a lew small chnllgOfl made iu the tariff for appearance sake, hut in general it was leveled down In (he same way that ihe ltepubllenn party recently lowered their tariff at Wash' Ington. The manufacturers meeting drew attention tu the clmnge ot ai tltude that is going on anion- the members of ihe association towards I the policy nl protection. A majority nf (lu- liberals want the tarlll raised whilst many of the conservatives are rather Inclined to Btay where they ui' might possibly agree tn a low erlug nf the rates mi :, number nf lines in which they consider themselves strong enough to compote with i their American opponents. In the meantime the public who buy the1 goods consider ihe tariff high enough! uud tbe manufacturers maj he as 1 surod that thoy will not support ! either (.lie made in Camilla campaign, I nr agree in raising Ihc tariff bevniid ils presenl rates." AO POLL OI'tiNEI); Vlll'ES LOST A Strange Statu of Affairs in tlio Las' Genera) Kleutioii Ottawa, tni 2\ s startliae facts have come to light in connection with tlie recent general election in Ohicoutimi-Saguonny, where the Independent liberal candidate, Jos. tllr- nrd, was returned hv a majority nf «i8l. No fewer than over 900 people in the county of Sagucnay were disfranchized. (>i those about 7fi0,were Eng llsh speaking uud about IfiO French Canadians. It is possible tbat, if the whole vote had been polled, Mr. (Hrard would have been defeated. To set tiie matter forth clearly, it should be noted that the constituon ey of Saguonay extends from the Sng itoiuiy Uiver, in Quebec, along tile coast to Labrador, at the mouth ul the Straits nf Belle Isle. FroltiNat ushkwiiu onward to Labrador, a distance of about 2au miles, tlie inhabitants were ind given a chance to vote. While no polling booths were opened in Bonne Kspornnco, with over you! inhabitants, there was a poll at Nat ashkwan, which hns only >I50 of a population, and Bcrsimis, only H5, It is curious that where tbe voters wen- allowed tu register their votes, the const is plastered with public works, but in Bonne Wspernnco where one of Ur. Oronfell's hospitals is sit uated, not a public work of any kind has been erected. Tbe patients who are sent to Harrington Harbor have tn he landed in any way possible, That no polling booth was ostab llsncd iu Bonne l*3sperance is not the liiiill of the clerk of the crown in chancery, who is dependent upon the local authorities. Mr. Olrard wns formerly a Consor- vntivc. hut wus elected lust year as independent liberal. Pour Doors Opon for Citizenship Seattle, net. 21 Foreigners outer Ing the stale of Washington from Canada with the intention of becom inn citizens of the United Slates must register in one of four towns desie anted hy the government on the south side of ibe International boundarj line or lose Hie time spent here be lore appllcal ion lor ctl i/i nship is made in the federal or hi! port or courts by I hi' terms nl an order received from the department of commerce nnd labor today. Secretary Charles Naglo announces that under tbe new congressional net governing immigration the depart ment hns designated as towns of cn try Suinas ami Dlulno in Whatcom county, Manns in Stevens county, und Oroville in Okanagan county. This menus thai persons who Intend to naturalize cannot come to Seattle from Victoria, Vancouver or any other nearby foreign port, stay here the time proscribed by law and then net their citizenship papers, hut must he registered as entering the slate through one of Hie lour towns designated, Spokesman Itovlow, ELECTION DAY IS ANNOUNCED ia lu Imvti ii,nu,,I ,,i tin- new service Thla will lie ;, lind atni't; tltii murine .,n,l ilsheric ,I, ipiiiiin,'ut .. described i.v Hi,' i'ourtnay anil ''aasola , i.hiiiu linn la surely the la i branch "i the government i,. !„■ glvon Hitch ., loak, mul Mi Flrodcui luia noltliei the in tolllRcnco, ih,, ilrmnesa ,,i character, nor the limli irlow nl public lite .,• nulalte Inl iin1 work 'I'll,, French treat) will lie ., very ,1 iiti.-ult aiibjocl im il,,' government i,, li.hi,H>' li il„- in.iii <- allowed ... -. . „~ t~, . tn Inpso, the government in general Thi' Provincial Legislature Dissolved on Wednesday, October 20 Elections ami Mr Fielding in particuim win loac n ii I- i.iiin.,1. il,,' Hnlted November 25 Premier Announces Progressive Railway Policy New Through Route lor Kootennys Immediate Construction ol Mon: Public Highway Provincial Government Guarantee of Ponds 'I'ln' brltlali Cnliimbln lonialnluri dissolved mi WeiliioBilny. Nniiiin.-iiimis take place Nuvunibei II nml oloctlona Novenihoi 28. Tlie nun,illltcomont foil, wa an ut Bla,uctl between ilu1 governmentIbrnmenl Ims l.lio I'tiniullnn Northern rnilwny. |iIIuhoIvoiI to "i'h,-. I nui nidi' I,, ilii iii reaper! tojnecllpn wl (wu liuoa ni railway uml it Ims mere lull' seemed advlBalile tu diaanlvo tin, hiiiisi' uml nsk lln1 upiirnvnl ut tho I people uf the contract which tlio gov- mull.'I'Iu' hoitae will he llulltllliltiutl will li ^^^^^^ state- novel nt will Im reason I,, apply tin' maximum rate ui il" tarlll iu Canada It i .1 iu.it toi imii lui .111'uiiii'iii whothei tho proloroneo doea oi doe* nol l'i Inn in innli'i' th,' n't.iii.,1,,1 > cluuso There run In- is, ilonhl .iliuiit t In1 l''i'ii' I. treaty With regard tu tiii< prnpoanl lor cheaper cable ratoa, Mr Lomlcux su ,, , ' Inr Ims fulled tu deny Ilii' charge pun II Th,. Kettle Vnlloj Cuiiipiuo him a | |,eiy ,„.„,,. lll;ll ,,,„ ,.„,, ,,„„ ,., '"' lllSlll tu I'llilul'sl' In, |>l.in. und Hint thr BChomc Im-. lu'i'll lnill.i-,1 Mule ul' le-s e meiil is lilnllll ■ ll ■wny inl,, ihe preaa on the subjerl ol < the extension i,I Ilir li..Illi.llll Hindi' with the I'.I'. subsidy Irom ibe iloiitlnlnn go ment fur ttie construciiou ui n line hctwiTii tlioao points uuii the prnvln clill government has arrange lu ro the oil! Midway A Vernon sub D. D. MANN IS READY Will Rush Work on Railway Construction, AS SOON AS mill III) Conservative Forces Open the Campaign Will be no Dictation, Hint ii ; iml'i'd . ' last in 'il at I'l l.ailllei' refllBl ivhorcby Hie inttor engage to con ho hold on Novum ■ II nnd olecrinnn ably ol ViUUO por mile fur ir.n miles | M„„ ., nn t|,|,, the cniia" of Hie sttiiei i.nii miles uf rnilwny from th I November Shi, nml apply it in the route referred t,,. ...h,.,,,,,,,,,',, |iiis | oxtromelv nu i Vollowhouil puaa to Vancouver with- "We hnve enteral Into a contract |Thla will outall a cash subsidy ut ,,...,.. i.-,.,...,, ,.„.,,.,,,,;,. „;.,',. in lour wars Hum dntc. Tlie nuveiii ! with ilu- i'.N.K. lor Ihe euiisiiui'l i.m 17(10,000, which would .'.ill lor an an . ,„,„,,. [,„ .ij'vi.i,,,,. K,.',' , i el„e,., meiil uii Ihelf part irunrnntco tho of u run,I front the Vi'lluwhead pass inn,I Intereat charm' ,,l $2i!,000, hut .,, , ,,.„,,,,,,,., ,,„, „" liomla al I per cent, ami ns security I" Komlriopa by way of tlio North the Koltlo Rlvor Vnlley corapnnj \J^"„„ ","„. \. .V,., ^ J,,,",, ,.'., . Hike n lirsi tiiurluace mi ihe fond in Phiiiiipaon liver, Irom Kamloopa lu nmcra tu pay luxes on tlio IfiO miliw, wonkcnoil H w, cnrrld this province. Tlie plans of Ihe Can New Westminster uud Vunroiiver niul siibsidi/ed, which will reduce the in .uliun Northorn as Bpeeltloil In ihe Irom u point nenr Vniicouvot' lu Mu^-j terent chui'ttoa to about $11000 u year. ,,.;iei ni also Include ihe construe llsh lliiili to iiiuke llrst cluss cntinec F'or this sum tlie province will secure Hun uf a rullrnnd across Vunconvcr Hon wiih Vlctorln, both lor pnsseu const ruction ol Ulitl miles ul railway .|,(||. ,m .,,,,,,, i,., Island tu llui-rliiy Hound, where the «M's und fieinln nml to hiilld u rail . tliiuiinh Ihe must productive purl ul |tli0|[ reiiaonnlili eiiinpniiy intends I,, cstnlillsh un wny Hum Vlctorln lu llarelay Hound, the pfovlnco. T'his line will pa ■ in-eiill pull. Tile illsliime in all will lie six hull- I t lU'OUtflt I'ent ielull llllll Aspen Ol'OVu, i w|£|, (|. Ii. H Maim, vice presldcnl ,,f ihu.diTil miles. To assist the compnny j where there ure lutw copper deposits, I'uiiailiaii Niiiil i, met Ihe exceu iu Hu usli'iieliun ..t the iiiml which will make a dolour to tlie smith to live ui the irovern nt toduj ami ihe will cost uluuil If51),001) per mile, the obtain iusy Kl'ailes until it i s aiiove siilisfiietuiy iiineeiiH'iii was Ifovertunenl will ask the li'nislaliii'i' within six miles uf l'riueetuii, where leaelii'il. The company will In,■ 1.1 lu Kiiurntitec Intorcsl ul I per ti it will swim; north tu Nlcolu. In con suiiihiviu.is from the Yellowhciid pnsa "I"1" $3S,000 per mile, for security miction with the Nicola lirnnch of the lu a polnl near New Westminster, Ihe government will In,1,1 a llrst | C.P.It. this road will provide u llinii iiiin; with Vancouver. It ' murlguge on Hie lines oi the railway i through roiito lor the lioundury ami ,,,,,, , will pass tlii'niigh Knmloopfl, tlie in Urltish Colnnibhi uml will Imve an I the KootcnnyB uud give u new road innihar .,ii,i„,.i , 11 i ,i rout II,.Willi; ihe smith hunk ol the vuveiiuiii wiih ihe roinpiiiiy liulemnl- lo rlpoknnc. Thus il will he seen tbe ,,„'„,,, ,„ ,!'"', ,,, ,',' , ' k'enser, where u enr ferry will connect Wug the province ngnluat nny itms. govcrnmout hns heen nblo to Bccure ... ,,t,.nr,L, „„..,'; , "!'"" with Vnncouvor Isliinil ami the t'.N. I;>' tho time this railway is Mulshed construction "I about 800 miles ol'...... '.. "imions an em 11. will lake over Ihe chartor of the the U.N,It, will have at least BOOII railway at an minimi cost ol t'J008 Vlctorln and llarelay Soiiml railway, nillos nf line Ihroiigli a highly pro uml upon up a huge ami productive Conservatives go lu the country ditctive country, Tho compnny litis pnrt uf Ilritish Uoiumhia. i stl'iingly intreiiiiieil in Hi Ildcnce ulrenily been guuriinl I Irom other' in respect tu development schemes |v',.,N'l',m,| '|„. of the electorate, ami the ministers prnvlnclul goviirumcnt'a intciest on in generul, premier Mcilride promised pieilict ii sweeping victory at lite Its I ds ami has never ilefuiiltod In Im Until cnnstrilctloli ul more [iuli r pulls. lis inieiesi ami ihe provinces imve lie highways, uml ntljustmout ui lax , . .. „,..,, , I'rcinlor Mclltido sniil tonight: "I never heen culled u| tu pay a latum ou u more cuuliublc basis ami ,|,. j,.'',. ."'' " 'mum'11 Mils yem Imve recently been currying till nego single dollur. No Asiatics will I in- to provide for permnlicncy• ol tenure lU .j,.,*-..,.i,i■ a , ', i' """ "'' '"' tuitions with the Cuniiiliiin Northern i Ployed on the cmiatrtictlun uml the of crown lunds. In cnucliislon he '' DMS Hallway t'oinpnny l,n extension ui stanilnrd wages will he paid. Work stated thgi on the points ot hcttei its lines In Ihe I'.icilic cast. II has is lu he llogllll Witllln three months terms llllll Asiul ie illlllliglul lun. tile CONSERVATIVE CONVENTION been my intention in,I lu submit my alter Ihe lleiiteuunl governor Ims giv government's policy would nut be rnilwny policy tu ihc people ol llrlt- en hlB assent tn Hie hill mul the line chnnged. Ilritish Oolmnbln must re . ,. • , i , ish Columhln until I was in a posi muni lie llnlslieil within t ■ yenrs. | mnln u white mini's country. f.XeoilllVe nl InuhroiK DlStl'lOt tlon In nnnoiincc a concrete proposi "An ngreoiuonl bus nlso been nindo tlon in thi; nature ,,i a contract with with the Kettle Vnlley rnilwny roue llill llllll li.'ln.ill'. I hml been II llll llll' lliellt vermnenl shnwedj hut Sit Wildi,l I to discuss Ihe mutter I I treated the ministers who I'lllne from Winnipeg lu see lum un the Biihjecl with the ut st I.I ii i oneness. The hill was shelved for the1 session, only Uie lamest expliinntlnn being voilcliBufed, Htrnngely enough nut a word Is said hy Hie govern | ment press tu inilleitte thai it will he| government said nullum which strung s t.iiiied is thai an nttempl will he mail' I,, lea...,' the [ntcrenlonlnl tn a private rnilwny A llillt li.illl H'.'ll melisllle which leal ibis „. alnn i- . Hie Insurance Hill The ,,,vel llimiil heell Struggling A plebiscite upon the quoBtinn Hold Meeting, cspoiiBlblc iirciiniziiliun fur im pnny lor the construction ut „ llne|'''"'"' Option will he taken ul thc i A meeting n[ il medinte construction uf tlie rond. from Midway tu Nicola, where E0HS STEELE BRIDGE ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* ♦ MHUTINtl HI'' 'lUNlCin CON- ♦ one time us the provinciiil elections. I too of the Crnnbrook Distriel Consor __ __ _ - vittlye Association wus hoi,) on We.il lii'sduy evening, when matters ui im JEFF HEADY Til SIGN UP i""'1"' »„s ,iiscusse,i ihe vice presidents ol the ,.,,„.,„ Extensivo Operations of Bull Rivor J 'hkiivativh association X Will Fight Johnson ut un Early Kb^ * Date New York Advioe. nil in Kurt Steele, net. |s The new Ini.lge ' J lll,! Cranbrook Junior Coiiserv- it Fort Steele over the Kootenny J »Jiyc Association Munihiy, Oct. 'OWer Company. * There will he n mooting ut«> "ate New York Advioe. to n nominating convention lol, T' New York, Oct. lie When Jellrics! ho1'1 ''" thn midltorliiin ou Suttirduj X arrives here from Muropc he will he "•''■ 'lu' f"rl11"' l"»l>"i-" minnl rossctl lor the llrst time on I M«b »' Mlglilon's Hull. All X nrcpurcd l„ Immediately sign articles '« ., "un. i.luic tn reprcscnl the Con Tuesday, Oct. 12, nnd very upprop * '"einhcrs aro rot|tiestotl to lie i for n light with Jack Johnson, ue "'. " ' „,'I, * ' coming pro rlntoly the llrst teum to cross was ♦ I resent. Importnnt liiislncss to * cording tn Jnnies J. Corhott, win, lil""u election, thut ol the runil superintendent John ♦ '"' trniisuctod. ♦ j hnd u three hour interview with Hie AI'I'OINTMI'INTH Held. There is still n Utile linishing ?..iA44A»4»AA»»4ii.«AI ' i'luiii'|ii'»i jusl before he sailed from Mi A Hhnnklln hns heen appoinl work to he iluiie ti, the new piers. ********************** Bngliind, and who is quoted In a e,l as rctiiinlng olllcer for ihe Prim nml the old bridge bus lu he rcmov- " -- - . cnbio message received here us say brook ridlog, ami Mr, I eil. but this will nut he done until trict ing: sun us foil Clerk. liter thc new bridge, to be built ul rh,r, is one thing ,• nrkohle about "J,2!'lM will certainly light Joint I ntry In the nils rhobrt ol Ti "' '"i1!1»,'""i "'■'' '"'' V Ihe lulls thnl mighl he noted, No Jllnt, '°,WI^ ll.l"l,l"K' '"" ," l''"1 ,l'"' Host h„s heen felt there tins (nil uti-l1" ;''*;"'?,llcsl'0 ."' V »hMmu h'' HI the morning oi Oct. x und Hml 'M "l l""ls''" '.'"'."j'' l",";' "'' '" wns nol severe enough to injure veg Mt."""'■ ,""1 tt'" »Kht' ' K" ' etntlou, Indeed, Mr. Douglna Ims this year raised mi his much nbout lli'iiil.i Wardner, is completed, uml Hint enn host he dune during the contlntiituco of low wuier, ihui is, between now uml next May. While untiinillv l''urt Steele will be gluil In see the wllolo wiifli comploted here before the bridge men, win, ure u prime lut uf fellows, taken iu Wnrdner, it is rocognlz-1nno pounds excellent tomatoes. W', c„ e -, d „ " „','"' SiSt",r "'">• '•i|"'""'1 '» •"" "I"'"' nml bus odd w Ihe, a«« .TilTi1' B"|CI"1"1 " ™ sti11 "" "ie trees. s 1 it i, i , ' nml the "Ig Why shouldn't ihe Hull Uiver region 1, nee" "h vl, ^ fn," In' " if ' riV"' '''"Sl"" ? " »'" ' ' "''"^ n tin piospccl ,,1 having during tho|Btnlll, „ Kn01, rtc(,0|lll ,„ ,,,.„ r.lVl>I..,, spul. I'lll.l.INi; I'LACKS Kulluwillg lire Ihc polling places ut ihe Crunbrook riding : Wnsu, Kurt Steele, Klmborloy, Wv elide, Mnrvsville. Caiiilhels Mill. prised at his appearance. I have n,,t: ^""■^.'v'i;'" wml'Viug'' iVmuZd ' seen lum iu such good condition lorP"""' ■"' w''tt»burg, cinnlnook. yenrs." The defeat of Ketrhel by Johnson Moral lit form Council wus ii surprise to enstei'li sporting men, in Hint the negro champion dis . the regular monthly meeting „( the played such remarkable skill, strength crnnhrook .Mural and Soclnl Itcform and ugilitv. While it wns hardly ex Council wns held mi Wednesday even pected that Ketrhel would whip John ""' "' v:l"' K"h ■' <••"' attontlancc. son, it wns believed the result would ™ committee un Local Option re l,e different. ported huvltig raised twenty one dol Sporting authorities now agree j j1"'? nt Ihe recent concert ; six this coming winter tlmt lung needed c vcnlencc, a wagon bridge ovor the famous river, uud the (nc! that he fore lung it will Imve direct mil eon Motion, per the K.O.H.. with Kortl "'" "" " .■■-•■■... Uml Johnsnn |las beon"undaVr«Vi«tiiniiit-1 «»«Mt been used t „■,. „ ; v of The hrh, e\i!lm&;r,,l,,„1s w0e!'i,o;is Zt Grand Muster J. H Soholield Will PitB^^J^Jf,^ t^tlS SSSSr in'tt Z^T^ w^SZtr^dJ-^K't.' Perform Ceremony. l^.^Z^Z *UMK tS'!:^^: S u iu s iii'uugh ihe province wagon ,,„ Monday, int. 36th, nt ll a. m is 'l<"' ''efrlcs vulnerable point will.elections with the plebiscite ,„, local , , ,'„. i, V , !u i'1 V'''y , """,', l" i""' l">in« of the curner stone „f the '« h'« wind, which, ii is Icnred, has nptlon, rcalllrnicd its support ,,i thla '"■», i'l ,t , hiic work UnilwnvsiMasunie 'IVinple will take place. nm Improved through live years 0f movement uml a ficc hand was given ■.Iscisilh i„ their own Held, The Mnsons will form in procoBaion """'"""• this committee t ■neeeute with a Inn of mo ,Z ''"',',"i'' ''V,'" '"''" ""' l""s""t l'"'«" ' "'" K"'B"t TOMMY linitNS H iiKtun vik""' thls B,m t" '" ">" interest I ,' " I "'"' Vft,"0.?! T ul°™ '" '"» ""iluiui. acting as' , *" " "Nh ,H "''A"D ""m rnncc. Tho committee arc Rev ,'.'„,„ ," ."'.vw";"" ron,1' will, ,„i cBcort, followed by ihc civic „u '■ Sydney. N.S.W., int. 2u Tommy «• HughoB, llev. c King ami In ,,,1, .... i m', i ,, '"" ls ""'i a-JtlOM. und mi icra ul the rruft, """is. the Cttiiadiui avy weight, | Coiimdly with power to add tu their ' ,, l'i,'! . , "' "" lu ,",rt ','! Th, ceieniunies will he in charge ul' wl'" was defented hy Jack Johnson , number. It ni distinctly pointed ,m p.uMiu , nu „ similar rond will j, ||. Hchoflold of Trail win, will I ' n light lor the world's champion '"" that this campaign is for a pi,, r," '"!,'"' ""',""" ,"'"'" Ornnil Mnsier of the day'a proc I ,ship hero Dot ber 20 last, announced vlnclal local option law, nui local uso, nnti uise two grcnt ronda wll\\me; Dlatrlcl Uoputy Ornnil Muster today that ii ihe Amorlcnn pi tors • •!•«■<••• 'or Crnnbrook specincnlly "„',' ',' l""1,.'" M ' "t. he linked : A, n. Poiiwlck „( Furl s le; utiicers were unable i„ armnge u iimtcli he Tho council lleclded lu Hike up |1„. "u ,i Ihe „■' nd ,'ri';;!"!' ':',i ' "'" "' l'l""'"""h l'"'^" *■*. >v HI, '"" •,"|T,'"'S ""'l ''"hns..,, he wns P"ilHu,is t„ the sen.,,,, and dominion "in iu wuiiiiiiini t mil,,,,, ,uml .^,11,1,.,, feeeepi,,,.). „n,i liocky Mount- will tn t Johnson, winner tnko pnrlmmenta naklng the mnondmenl ,,i I, ',; ,,V, n! !l>"-,, ,'"""' ' ''""I't"1' »■*•»<•■ *lll luo'ticlpate. "" 'I'" criminal code to make race-track me inn.ileis ui tins iiuiilii'iu tmiis ' ' gaiiihliiig iniilec ,,,, ,• „,i,i, „ provincial highway will lind ihe Yd | ,,ir .,. „.,,i,., ,'i, ,. .. ,, '" ,', '"w ll™'1 l">"« •'" '■'«>' ro hy w I, ■. Will Spunk ill Critnbl'onk THE COMING FEDERAL SESSION "vlng tngetlto man "ml woman yct'tad!o.B,.eai no!4l,oAl,S,iplt;ii'''Kd' T"" '"»*"»■«' "' '•■ "111 open m„n':t"'!V""1 "Ui "' "'"' monton, tho gatoivuy of the ' worn! 'ml'^!cc,Vyth„t're|twll|0makeC """ K°l'e"iSl °f ll"' H",""t'8S ta ,le Uid ' "'"'''"'"I Ihroughout tl," Dominion iim'up Before Parliament. ■ :!,,"!,,"V.""„'"" ""'!'" will he delivered • ''H"' thinking r Vancouver, Oct, Jl U li Maim ut ihe Cnnudlnn Northern, cal ivor Hum \ u lui i.i ihi, m..hiiiu'. uml left lor Winnipeg this evi ning He con vcrticd freely coticer g the propoacd extension ui ihe line nornsa in,, in-,,-' Vince He i ullsiilele.l Hie agrpenielll. un which the giivei'iiiiicni will appeal I,, ilu- country to he roiiilminble uml jusl ami he had im iluillil hut Ilmt ihc electorate would rati!) II ut the poll*, As s as the legislature passed the necessary ucl he would bu in reiiiliuess tu stmt operations uud lu iu h 111'' work all -ailing the.lipe. At lea .1 HU pel eeal ol the line bus iiuw been locutod ami engineers are now working neat Agoaabt und should leach iiilewatei In n month Kxtru forces would In- kept al work this ivlntei ..ii the iuiciiiii|ilci.i.,t section i,,* I ween Tele .leline Cache all.l t 111! S11I11- ni 11 ai Yelluwhi'iiii puss. Construction WoUld he slal'tcil at hut ll ends audit was m,i unlikely thai ihe entire line would he under contrncl at the same time Mi Maim stated Uml il umpiuiy would not huy land for tcrmlnnla or iiitei mt" .mi contract for work tin nl he knew Im certain that the agree-, mull would he rnllllcd In ihe legislature Spanking ol the cosl uf the luail ami compnrlng it with the gov crninont's gunruntoe ,,t (35,00(1 pei mile. All Mi , I that the cost on the exact terms ,,l Hie ugreemenl ,.( a hall pel cent glade Would he $60,00(1 pel mile ami it (l ruiite giv Ing tivu-nubs pei cent grade wns ml opted, Ihe Cull WOlllll he ii.'i.lli'ii pel 1'rouiptly with the notice ut the 'lissuliin. i the goverumeuti the eonsorvative forces here opouiy siurt ,-,l prelimlnnrlos uf ilu- campnigUi which lias been ii'iietly under way tut -un,,' lime C M W !»,,nh, ciuili III; I Ihc provilicitll executive, still - ed thai preliminaries In ll am pnlgn in every dlatrlcl would he loll lu liie.il executives lie Wi-lllil. huw ever, urge the lenders at once to make nrrangements (oi prlmnrloa "Inch give roprcacntntinn tu every iiilluwer ut the pint) in lliimtliiitiiig conventions, Nu dictation would he attempted in nny pint ol Hu- province hut Hu- l.u., electors would be led abBol ly nee to follow tholi convictions, it was expected, however, thai all nominutlotia would be ina.le Iiy Nnvcmhcr I Vain uiivel Cumiell al ives have de i ill,si ,,, hold ward prlmuries on Nov. i ami a nominating convention nu the following evening All five present iiieiiilu'i's are tu s-t.unt for uoiii- iiiutiun ami hull a dozen other names are being mentioned 111 New West minster 'I'. Clifford will stand again, but Bovcral lloyal coy conservatives are als ii inr honors Announcement wns iiiiule hen- today Hint tbe government will offer for sale a large tract ut Point Orey lands on Nov ir>. N,, ,lei.nls have yet been arranged, hut it is understood the Bale will he hy auction ami thai the property will he pui up iu two acre blocka Wants Asiatics for 0. T. P. I.,nulull, Oct. 2n-Interviewed hy a representative oi Canada tllUBtrntod, Sir Charles Rivera Wilson, president ,,f the Ornnd Trunk Hallway, -aid Hint in regard to tbe position at thu Prince Unpen end oi Hi,- Hum,I Trunk Pacific everything practically hinged mi Hie euppiy uf labor, Poraunnily, Sir Charles suid he had never heen able tn appreciate th.- po- sitinll ill Ihe people ol lll'ltlsll Culum- bln m tins respect, us the early com- pictlon nf Hie rond means much to that province nml the temporary employment ui Hire.- ur four thousand Asiatic- Would save three yeals Then introduction would nol displace a lllgle native ul Camilla. as when ih,ai contracts onded they would lie tnken t" He- iiru-nt port ' u which they embarked mis Pence und Mackenzie valleys. ,, , ,, -, - , . i suiiul lour of the pin Hue ul the must moritorlolls prlvuto firij.lt. II Presbyterian Churoh e prises being enrr ni the ]"'" « ' """ ,. " ", '' v™ '" Ottawa, Oct. 21 I'atlimnen, isl, Port s I strict is that of ihc! K;' " "
Which allolllll he called llenilel
erected in Cranbrook this lull. ***
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•••••!•'...... under the pmvisions nl thenco weal 20 rhnltiB, Ihenee north aectlnn 22 of the I.i.ml Ail. HO eliuins llienee enst 20 chnina lo IliiliKIIT A. IIBNWH1K, ■In- inner ,,f commencement, contnin Deputy Cnmnilanloner of l.u mis CHANBHOOK I.ANU IllS'l'ltlCT (•iHHi Kootenny, Southern Division I'ltANrllilillK I,ANU DIHTRICT Uislrlct of Ivnoleuay. —"— TAKI'i notiee Hml I. Edward KI Take notice Hint Wuller 11. McKur well, ,,1 Crunbrook, occupation I ten I luna ni Cranbrook, at. i'.. occupation Hatate Hgonl itiieinls lo apply lot- merchant, intends to apply Im pet- pennissioii to purcliiiKC the following mission to purchnse tae following ties descrilicd lnnds: Commencing nt a erilieil lunds : Coinmcnclng al n post |„,.st. idanted tit. the iutei-sectlon of planted about It) chains north of Hie the enst boundary of Lot No. 221 southeast corner oi lot »42.">; tl'.Qiice group I with Hie south lioundury oi east 2u chains ; llienee south 2ii ni ilu- riiilit ,,f way of the lititisli chuins ; thence enst 20 chains; theuce iviiuniiin Southern railway, thence south .in ehuins; Hieuee west 40 chnlns south 111) chnlns; thonco oust 211 thence north 71) ehuins to Ihe place eliuins; thence sou til 20 ehuins: ol commencement, contnlning 241 Hu e enst 4(i chains; thence north acres more or less. ^^^^^^^^ Walter Bruce McPni'lnne. Dated, July 241 h. 1009. 21 '. CHANIItlOOK I,AND DISTUICT Disl rlct ot Konlenny. lit, eliuins more or less in the soutli era hoiindnry oi the British Ciiliim- Inn Sulltllelll rnilwny right of wny; thence following snld southern hotin ilniy westerly till ehuins mole or less lo the polnl of commencement. Edward Klwell, locator. Dated September 21st. num. 211 WATKI1 NllTlt'K TAKE notice that 1, Oliver Ethel iiert llarher, of Uranhrook, occttpn tion chemist, intend to npiily I'm ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ licrmlssion to purchase the FollowingI NOTICE IS IIKIIEHV tllVEN Ilmt ilesrrilicd lands; Con ncing ul u un nppllcntlon will I into umier post, plnntcd HO chains south uml 211 i>lirl v, „f the Wnter Act ItlllO, to ehuins ensl nf Hie southwest corner u|,tnlu u licence in tin- Ct'iiiihrnok oi Lol No. 227K. thence west 2ii Water Dlslrlet. chains; Ihenee north CO chains to ,„, -|'|M. „.,„„ mldress nml nci'll St. Mary's river i • ■ . ss. I l-.-iui- |lull| 0; (|,p Mll|,|i,.MIlt -pi,,. .\iuu,ei|„il down stream lo point due no."It nl Corporntloii of the tllty ol Cranlirnok plnce nf commoncomont, thence - , th (irnnhrook, It. ('. tn pluee of Ciiiiinieii-e .1-:. .. 11. > Tho 1111110 ol Ihe stream In nu olivet- li'.Hielliert Itnilnr, locator which water is proposed lo he ilellv Dated Angus; 29th I am. '' ,.n.,i cioltl Crook, n trlhiilnry nf Kootenuy Uiver iu Hie Diatrict nl COAI, AND I'ETltOI.EI'M NOTICE, K....I,-ni,V. Notiee is hereby siveu thai an ,,,, .ni,.' , ,, ,,, .u,.,.,.,,,,,, ,„ lb, days alter dato I intend to apply to ,e|K| ||,,(I,| ,,| ,|„, mK|,i mile poal the llnnoiiralile rhief Comnilssionor ,,f o,,, iCastern hoiindnry ol I,,,t No ol Lunds and Works for i, license to 4fi.ii, Croup |, Kootenny Diatrict. prospeel. (or coul und pelroleiiiii mi, (,|, r|<ne quantity ol waler applied for: I.'i cubic inches pet- second Ihe following described lunds, situute in Kliilhenil. Block 1503, dlslrlcl ol ensl Kootonny, province ul Drills). I'oliimhiii ; commencing ul. a posl situated two miles south uml out mile euHt of the southenst, corner post of lol, 8203, thenee south KO ehuins; thence enst, su chains, thence north 20 chains, thonce west hu chnlns in place of linuimelleeuieiil , e,,utulllilli.' Mil acres. Liieuloi', 14,1 want 0, Moo Agent, li. A, Cute Witness, f. M. Conwny, Haled July 21th, HI011. 33 Ii ('HANDBOOK LAND DISTUICT Dliitiu t of knoli-ii.iv I'lia ohnl'iictor ol Hu- proposed winks: Iteaei'Vnlr, iliinis, illlchea, pipes uml Humes. ui Tin- premises on which the Wnlel- Is to lie mul 'I'lie City ol Crnnbrook und vicinity. igt The purpose of Ilu- proposed user: I 'iiy wnter supply. iln Tho Hi-en of i'i,,wu luu,I inton tied to In- occupied by Ihe proposed wurks: None except public loads uml st reels, lit The li idnrlrs mul ureii oi the Municipality: Commencing at ilu Hniil.lt Eusl corner ol lllock No. 22. in Ilu- City ol ''iiiii'ir.uik itfcorilillf Iii ii map or pi lied iu Hie Lund lleglslry Olllco nl Nelson, U C. tm ____^________ ,Nn. titi'.i. Ihenee Ensl nloim KiiIiih TAKE notice Hint sixty dnys niter sti-eol in Hu- snld c'liv. In Eliorl, Into, I II rt Mneil I.I ..1 tt'yelllle Ave llienee Nnitli a Mltarl, iiinii mn liookkeoper, Inlcnil In ap-| Atei to I'ldwnnls Htrt-el; lliiinie nu im- permission to piirchnsii the lollowing descrllied lnnds Co tieiiii: nl ii I I plnntcd nl ihe Southwest cnriior of Uii N" Wesl nl,un- Edwnrils Htreel lo I .inn ilen sveiiue, North ulolle Llllllsilelt Aval to Hie Inliiracelloll m Liitui leu Iventie uud llnfold Hfreel., llienee r.'.IKr., Ilieiuii north (10) lorty chains, 1 Wr>Ml und Nortli West iilniig llnrnld Ihenee wesl I'M) thirty five chuins, Hlrrrl lo Vnnlliirll Htreel, thenre in Hns .miiii tun lorty Chilian, IheneeL Souih Weaterly tllrectlnn tilling Van ensl (115) llilrlv live eliuins in point ||,,in Slreel in the intersect Ion of ole iieneeinenl. ronlllllllllll in itII|Ta.t. Horn nml Knllis Htreel, the hniulte'l niul Inl'ly llllulll llllll ^^^^^^^^^ neres lliiherl Mnedolinlil. Loeuloi- He,, N. T..nut,.,.1, Agenl Dated Sept., I. 10110, 37 pin I, iiiui' i|i Tim tipproxlinnto tiunther of lu imhii:,nls ol Ihe Munlclpnllly in I.uun Hu This nol ui- wns posteil on tlie Illli il,,v ol Hflpteniber, num. nnd ii|i TO KENT. I'lii-uliiiii will I nl'- In Hu' Com -less •-;"•-' "" | On I'riinhronk nil-eel. nenr llyileimlaalonor on the 2fil.li ilny of October William .1 liregorv l..i»naB Department, street, a two room entlnge partially 1009, al Ihc hour of 2 o'clock In Ihc Dated Oct 9th, 1909. 42-9 Victoria. B.O., August 3, 1909. 3H2 lumlauad. Apply on the prcmisas. alternoon, local time. tie lot nerfl Koll SALE AT THK ORANBROOK Illllll ANII III mis HTHUES 111 The .iniii,' uml addresses oi any ripitl'lnti pi'iipi'lelors nr lueusees who, nr wilose lands ure likely tu he nf footed hy Hu' proposed works either above ni- below the outlet: British Columbia Southern Bailway Oottt- pany, Cnlgnry, Altn., Eust Kootenuy Luinliei Comiulliy, Limited, JiitTi'uy, Ii. C . .iiinii-.. Steele, Crnnhrook, I). ('., |,', It, Mollis, Ciuiiliiook, 11. ('., Malcolm ll. Heath, Crnnbrook, B.C., The itoliin.-oll .MeKellilie Lumber Colli unity. I led. Cranbrook, B. 0., .1. W. Ilolillli i.iiii.ini.li, B. O.i Willium MnKeiizlii, (.'rnnbrook, D. C. Wuiei Supply Company, Limited., Crunbrook, ll. c. WITNESS ll nrpnrota aeul of III,' Mtllllcipill Ciirpiil'iltlull ni til,! City ol t'lrnnhrook mul the hands ol Its Mayor mul Clly Clerk. Seuli Muiiieipiii Corporation ol the Cilv ol I'riitihrnnk. J. I'. Kink, Mayor, T. M. Itohcrts. City Clerk Korm tippi-oveil. Notice is to lie posted .il Ihe City Clerk's office, Crnnbrook, II. 0., noverntnent Agents oflice, Crnnbrook, ll. c., mul on the highway opposite Ihe mill of the Itiiliinatin McKenvjie Lumber Compnny Limited., iilu,ul. two und one hall miles Must of Crnnhrook, B. c. Haled Mils liili dny ol September, 19011, J. K. ARMSTRONG, Wnter Commissioner, Ciiiiilirnnk Wuiei- District. CRANRROOK LAND DISTRICT it Dlslrlcl nl East Kootonny, Tall lice Hull I, Auue Melville Leiinii. (KiciiptMloh iiiiii'iii'd woman, Intend In upply for pormtnsinn to put-rBii'ie one hundred uud sixty ncros nl Iiinii, hounded un follows': Commencing ni ii post planted nl the niullieiinl net of lot H420, mill thenee IK ehllilin wesl, thenee south 40 hiiilis. Ibellce ensl ill chnlns, Iheneo north -in ehfiiiiM. Auue Melville Leusk, Locator. II. Mellon, Agent. Dated August 21st, 1909. rilK lUlOSPKCTflU, I'll INBI !,\ i'i i:|i\\ OCTollEU PAGE 5 w ■■■■—■in ■■■ ■ ■ i ■ 'i■iii«m»«^'.-Bmwmi ■ i ■ aO\0 Tipvapvpflocll anr. A21p I ponce each year thereafter * CANT BE BEAT FOR WEAR OR FOR f I secures to you ;t BRITISH COLUMBIA 1 "ARM in the British Columbia Southern; Columbia and Kootenay and Western Railway Company's Land Grants. , These lands are eminently suited for the raising ol ♦ I FRUIT, GRAIN OR STOCK f I ,, *Jfr | and may be purchased on these EASi TERMS i f <jf ♦♦♦•♦♦««*«4>4>4k4>4>4>4>4>4>4>4>«4>4)4>4>4>4>4>4>4>4>4>4)4>4>*4>4>4>4>4>4>4>4>4>4>»4>4>4>4>4>4>*« ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦**♦*♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦« «♦♦«♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ # ^ ♦ * I Canadian Pacific Railway x I » !i person s i \ w •W/. ■«WMC*».-«.»ir who are looking for settlers for this part IiiiiIt!' Lands ol the highest character, situated in these (iranls, are ollered lor sale in blocks ol from ii I-1 ncres upward, Boots !! Boots %»«! f FOR I * HOi< Men \\ Ladies !! X 4 : i x * x i ♦ 4>4>«4>4>4>4>4>4>»+4 ♦ ♦♦»*-' » A4«.A4>4>4>4>4>4>4>4>4>4> »4>4>4>4>4>4>4>4>4>4>«k4>4>4>4>4>»»»«4> 4»4>4>#4>4>4»4»4»4>4>4|«.«.4>«)4l>4>4j.«4)4>4>4>*4>4|*4»4»<>4>4>4>* ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ § I 1 Procurable only at Q. T. ROGERS' SHOE SHOP * 1 Cranbrook, l.^> • Vaw' • i<j. * ««$$$*###4MMNMfr#*##*####^^ (iOOU SHIPPING FACILITIES SCENERY UNSURPASSED \p|i|\ in iln- address as shown on the attm lied coupon for Maps, Application Forms, Regulations and Literature J. S. DENNIS, Desk i 3 Asst. to 2nd \ ice President, Calgary, Alberta, Please send me all facts pertaining to youi lands in B. C. 1 ******************************************** tive denials wero Jeoroil nt. In the 4> trial ol tlie election petition in Queen ♦ county, Prince Eilwnrd Islnnil, Tims. X EAST KOOTENAY I " ♦ ♦ X 1 DISTRICT LOCAL NEWS) ♦ X X ******************************************** CRESTON REVIEW Athletics niul the Maple Lonvea will tukc rare of the leother on this oe- On Tliosilny, just ns the noon train casion. A good evenlng'B nitiusemonl LAND Ni.Tiri: IliHlrii-t ot Km.I Kootenny Tnkc notlco thnl I. Willinm Wente, Inland to npply I" the Chlel Com 1 nilaalnner of l.iintla nml Works nl stiiiiil, reluctantly acknowledged thatIviutorln I' t' for perniission to ul Assoriittioii of that county, while litnloi- examination on 1I10 wttnoBE nml distribution in Queen' the pamphlet. The printing wus done by ono Mitchell, uml tho distribution wus nfloctod from Riley's rosidenco. Riley iidmittctl those facta under ontli. Ii i.s recnlicd thnt iu the ml- Joining county, King's, tlio libernlt '""> ot'lands in !■:., - 1 ■'• ■ ' , . "—;, , 7 ,, \ , ,. juiunif: roiiiuv, runts h, uii- .menus was pulUnK into Lie station, n nn- will be provided onU the building tfere oM| d to conrefla t!m1 tbey nlso broke 0111 in thc kitchen oi Trumb- should be well filled to see the first hfvd 1|lt0(l ftnd lltetrmllteil the flamo ley's boarding house, 'Hie rnpid work . game ol tbo son Ron. I mimnhloi nf tbo dtb/eiis, aided by n hose pro- THE BOY'S BRIGADE "Ul" vlded by -l<.s. Carver, soon extin-1 The Hoy's Brigade are requested to qntahed tbo blaze, leaviny only n | meet at the (Jyin on TbanlcBgivlag| UKANBROOK I.AM* DISTRICT ih 11 ni of Kasl Kootenay. Take notice that 1, Thomas Cad- walledor, of Cranbrook, B. <'.. occupation Carpenter, intend to apply for permission to purchuse tho fallowing described luinls : Commencing al a i i.nnn.Mii' t p|UUll.,i uu tho ffcal bank of the , a posl planted ut tlie north fo |fl m . „ s ,,, ( coiner ol timber I Hi chain. nomliml amount ol damage done. Tlie now sehoolbouse wus opened on Monday last. Both the senior uud junior departments are now being taught under the same roof, n great improvement lo heretofore. This school building Is n credit to Creston and will undoubtedly provide ample school accommodation far some time to come. There is n sidewalk completed now right up to the school, so j Baptist ChuTOk. that In wot weather children run y have no excuse far not attending the The annual thanksgiving will hu observed in the Baptist church with morning at 10.30, clean boots well brushed clotben nre essential to the smart appearance of the brigade; every boy please take notice. Applications will also be received far membership, no boy under ten need up ply, und no boy of nny age whatever need apply who is not willing to obey orders. A large attendance is requested next morning at LU..IU. Jumes ll. Scholield, Ml'..'., arrlv ed in town lus! Monday. Mr. Scholield, accompniilod by 11. 0. I,mm. firewarden, loft tho same day fur a point 25 miles above Kitchener, where all kinds of i; both large und small, is reported to bo in abundniice. They expect to be gone about ton dnys. When Mr Scholield goes hunt ing ia nay particular locality tl may safely he said thai there Is game there as be is reported to la- n most successful hunter, and tin- fuel thnl ho Invariably chooses a point near Creston tu hunt m luenim Uml this district is u veritable sportsman's pnrndfse, MOYIE LEADKK In i'iisc ol nn olectloil Hits full Hit' Mi-ltriili' government Ims n cinei Ilir Hit mil Inn. Tim Aliriiln is on Ilii' list <>( Bill] pitta; mines. This is it I news to Uu- Moyle i-niii|i ■I chains, them usi :iu .-hums thenco south -I chnlns, lo tlio plnct special services and'munic appropriate "' commencement. lo Uu- occnslon at both 11 n. in. uml ^u'1"' •'• Mcl'nrh OHANBROOK LAND DISTRICT DlBtt'Ict ot Etootetmy. oust corner ol 21)1)110 uml running aotiui su cnains,i , thonce oust in clinlns, thence north sn i-liiiins, iliiiu-i- wesl iu chains to ,', ing It-ll ai-n-s -o or less. Willinm Wente Hilled I'.-l. '.nh. r.'U'.i. 42 I' I.Wll NOTICM District of dual Koote purchuse, tltotico west ll) milts, thenco south ill chuiiis, tltence isl I" tho west hunk ol Ilm Moyic Ivor, thence lollowing tho river lip renin to pluce oi coiuii cenietit, 1 r> ii'. o or loss. Thoiuna t'mlivnljndcr. Iiuli'il Si'i'l. ii.iil, liili'l 12 '.I l.'HANBItnOK LAND DISTRICT District of Kust Kootenuy. Tnkc notice thnl I. t.'llllonl M. ,-onnoclt, inti-inl to apply to the Chief , . . , . Take notloo thnt I. Satlle .1. He- Coiumlsalonor ol l.nn.ls un.l Works ul . '" i """'
"- Ascribed 1 mils Conimeno lui; ut ii post plnnteil ul the north north enst corner nl timber licence east, corner of Cooper's purchase, No. 913S aad running nortli 20 chuins, thonco west 30 chnins, thence nnrth thence west so ehulns. ll ..110 p. m. Mnrnlne, subject, "'i'hc Gracious IniUvelliiiR." ISvcnttte. sub jeet. "Our tlreutest ol nil ilensoiis fur Thanksgiving." Ilihle School with riiiluthon nml Ituruen classes. Tlio midweek meeting on Weilnesdny nl night p, ill. The young' people's meeting on Friday at eight. The new cliristlnti Culture Course is being lol lowed by the young people. .A conllnl Invitation to till. The Mimical Kekluirdta ure secured (or Thursday, 2Hth. Reserve for this I rent ot the season. Tho plnaterers nn* nt work on tho enlnrgoinent ol the parsonage. The pinna ure to iiiuke this building u model comfort uml convenience ns u pustur's luiinc. The Kiiveniie T. I'uilwiillii.li-i'. Ilnleil Sept. I7tll, UUIII li II iillnwn, Oct, 21st—During Boptom hor Insl tho Dominion Bovorninent rei-eivi'il $8,Rri<!,d5t) ill revenue, nud during tho bull year just closed Its Wlml's I he iniitler wiih Moyie niul,-; n'relpls were M7,:i:.:i,.illi. This is n aillistiintlnl ineri'iise, nn in Heptetuboi llliis, tlie rovcnue wus ■f7,282,!IM, mul Ibe rev e ilitritig Ihe Hint hull ol iiiiiB-'.i wns (40,727,522. The litcrctiso lins heen nlnioat wholly in cuatoms tlu< customs tiixntion during Beptem hor I'.iii'.i exeeedeil Hint during Hi p temhor, inns, by fl,S1 S,:m{j, or :w pei cont. for rioplcmbor of 1900 Ilu- rev emu' oi Hie lllteri-ololliiil allowed II poall-lvo litll.itg oil, nml there Inn ul. o l..-i ii ii stonily iloorenso in excise The eiirt'eni. expetuliture fol' tlie hull vrnr llllll closotl Ims been $31,51111,1111:1 mul Uu r.,iiiinl exiiondltnro ttn,21il, iiiiil. nt u iniui of tll.77i;,l.',i.. I" ii illshurs ills tm the six nionili!, period. Tl t ililil mi Soplt'inber null LAND NOTICM Diatrict of East Kootonny. Take notiee Hint I, Francis Wente, intend to apply to the Ohio! Commissioner oi Lnnds uml Works at Victoria, D. ('., for permission to purchase tin- lollowing described lands lit lOnst Kootenny ; Commencing; nt a post plnntcd ut tho North Musi Corner of limber licence No. 11183 and nutl running nortli in eliuins. tltenoc west 20 chnlns, llienee south 20 chnlns llii'tir nil ill chains to the plnce of i-iiniiiii'iii-eini'iit, riiiilnining '111 ncros inol'i' ol less. Prnnels Wente Da led Oct. nth. I'.iii'.i li 'i ill clinlns, thonco rusl su eliuins lo Uie plnce ,,f commencement, contain iug Din ncros nun' • less. OlIIToril M 1','tn k. Duleil Oct. I), Iiiiiii. li u CRANRROOK LAND DISTRICT Diatrlci, ol Kootenay. planted ul tin- soutli ensi corner of Thomas Ciiilwnlloiler's pre-emption, thence west :m ehuins. thence smith IT. i-liniiis. them asl Tlie demand for a Inciter Standard in flour is growing stL-.tdily; we have anticipated tliis and for years our milling has been done on a basis of "quality first." Anchor Brand wF 1 a. mu* *s pei'fectly milled—from ™ ■"•** selected wheat of absolute purity, and no effort or care M.-infil. litr 'K spared to make it a Leitch Brothers „ , , fl ^, th t wiU Flour Mills, ' Oak Lake, Manitoba, 5 appeal to the most exacting, CAMPBELL & MANNING SOLE AGENTS. Si 311 ehulns tlieuce nnrl.li 15 clinlns to i place ni commencement, Hiiriili Ann Ciidwullndor J . _ D 1 Bopt' i'l'i'it11!'illli'.'' ,','^l2''i'^^§J^i^§i^§i-^i.^s;^s<§t^5t^^^^§t^K^sK 1 CRANRROOK LAND DISTRICT Dlatrlcl ol Kootonay Tulie notice tliul. I'Mwmil Kreiittci, of W'ilnier. ll.C, occupation Itunclier, Tukc notice thnt Roborl Mnthorl inteiiil to upply for permission to niul ' Wllmor, It. C, occupation pnrchiiBO tlio following .lesi-iilieiliunn.-li.-i-. Intend In upply for pcrmis iniitls Conn icing ut ii post plant sloti to purchase the lollowing dosed sn chnins south ol tlie south enal crihoil lunda i imanclng ut ti post corner ol Lol 7,115-1, Uroit| a, 111, plnnteil nl the soutli ensl corner ol in Soiilli Husi Kootenny; thence i.,,i 7,CM, Croup one, (1). South! wesl in iliiiiu-i-. ilii'ii.'" siiiiilt '" iiiiiii- !■,;,, 1 Kootonny; thonco west 111 iiiiiii- or less; thonce onsl 80 ■l,:,i.i.-: chnina; thenco south »0 clinlns; Ihenee inor ■ less to Hi'- Kootenay river; 011s 10 rlinlns more or loss to tlie thonco nortli su clmina moro or leaa, Kootenny rlvor; thonco north 80 (oli..wiiii; Hi,- sin,ti- ol Hu- Kootenny chnina followlni tlio shore ol the rivet'.,to polnl nl .'"iiinu'iiii-iiii'iii niul Kootonay River to polnl of r,,in containing 320 acres inor • less. mencomenl and conlnlning :iiu uct-iw Rilwnrtl Kronttcr 1 ,- ,„ i,-.,„ Per Robert Mother Chile, Agenl Robert Mnthci ritite. Dnted tii-toliei 'i, 1 1 1.1 'i Dated October '1. mon 43 u CRANBROOK HOTEL I Guests Uomlort a Specialty Good Stabling in Connection 7} Nnarost to railroad dopot, Hns acconimi dations lor tho public imequitllGil i Cranbrook, tourist hotel .' The lumber oiiiitlltloiia lliriiughntll. tlie province, botli ut tlio liottut uml in the liloltnt'iititi ure very bright. Thoro will be n meeting ol tho Con sorvntlvo clnh nl ihe Lcntlor oflice on Mondny I'ven'tig ul 7.30. As business of ilupoitlillie ,s to eollie up every Lllieriil Coltsorvntive should In- pre' Bl'lll . Mothoilist, Churoh, Morning ecrvlco nt II', Fellowship service nt 12. Hiindity Bclmol mul bible cltmsos ut throe, Bpwortli liOtigiif; I'rnyer Servlou ut seven. Kv.-iiliui ncrvleo nt 7,30 Biiblcct, "Our Cnnndliiii llcrlliige." The choir will sliii', "Thc Maple Lent Im Kvrr." Villi,us mul others will ho lienrtlly wclcnlited lo iliei'i' servlroB Titosday Kiuvorfli Lenguo linsltioas meotlng uml election ol oil Thurailny Dovotlonnl aor I'liiiiiolly will give un tullln ss wus $32)l,ll!l8,'lli'l, Im Belileiiilicr 19118 il ut Ill I'll lo 1212,1111,288, so lb..I Ihe InrrciiBo wus $37^588,170, or ovot 13 per COIll ill tin- yen,. Till! DuliV Of tllH llllll I' Otliiwii, Oct. 21 At the Insl federal lection the lihcrulu mntlo grenl rap Ittil of the Ini'l thnl u puinphlol bull in Imii publlslioil eniiili'.l "Tlie Duty ol till' limit " llrii'.illlllly nil lll'tlele Kriiluv (ilioli- will practice al s which iippi'iircd In Ibe I'rnnic Sent Till! QVMNASII1M Inei, cnllliiR upon pioteslnnta to ro tut Thunasglvlui! ovenlni iter slsl Roman Cntliollc nmirawloii, Hie liiiliino.il will be lielil iu Ibe ilyin. lo liboruls Inslatcd thnt it wus einuliii be followed by n bushel llllll mulch, oil by the eoiisiTviiiivc campaign Admission twenty live eeiils II is' itiniiui'eiiii nt und nu pari of tholr linpeil tliul Hie leuniii eoiiiprliiini; ilia cntnpnign litornturo. Tii n.er.'u PURITy FLOUR sisir. Take Your Choiofc H0GGARTH & ROLLINS u Hut and Cold Baths Proprietors & ********************************************* X Phone 56 I \ THE OX> -g.Farhily ♦ x * * * * * Gold Standard ♦ Teas and Coffees * \* IMlACi: nnd CONI'liNTMENT will surely reign ♦ in the home if you use oillj I ANCHOR BRAND FLOUR Miikts Best Bread I96P0UNH* r- , 98-P0UN08 , Wester* bkn&ia Flctut IprP^ol*^ yimitfl^^^ I^AMPBELL&MANNING | X Staple and Fancy Grocers 2 THE I'lUlSl'KCTOK, CRANBROOK, B. IATUHDAY, "i TiiHKIt 33, lun'.i S Look Here! We waul lo show you the smart tint-? and custom shapes oi our new Regal models for tliia season. Look these shoes over carefully—and then try to find the equal of these Regal custom styles anywhere else in town. 1 ou'll search iu vain, because REGAL SHOES are the only ready-to- wear shoes at Regal prices that reprodui e ii: ldtc,t custom styles anc wc are the exi lijsne In i al agents for litis world- famous luutwcar. Prices $5.00, $5.50 and $6.00 Burns Bros. The Popular Store (i ran brook, III! A A Wind ol Swniisen wns in the E. Prattle .,! Wuniiui wna in town ■i.v l-'tiiliiy Thursday, .1 Newbury ol Vancouver trims; il business at Cranbrook Friday. Arch Leitch wus visiting points iu Manitoba thla week. Tin- chicken thiol ia ubroad. iiuve' \ r Bowness was [u Alberto your shotgun ready lor him, week shooting ,links. 'I'. C I'lniK und IV. Nelson ol Vi Oliver were in tbe city Tui'silirv. 111.,-. Ileililiteb mul si,11. ,,l Mont- I real were In tbe city Snturdny lust i.'i iniiiiu iimlitiis arc under Local npiioii in mn.oil. nii.l thoy like it :ut municipalities un- under Locnll 381 municipnlltica under Local Advt Option iii iiiiiiiiin .nui iin-v hk.- ii Option iii Ontnrio and they liko II Vdvt. ! \,lvt Other Mayoralty ua|ilrunts pleiisc M'l-ni, up ilovern ut Agenl -l !•' liiiistimm a Mncdonnld and -i M 'l'i insol was .it Klku Friday on olHclnl liual lottnwn were reglslereil til tin- Crnn II s Hoynolds ,,i Cnlgnrj wns In „,,„„ brook IVoducHdny town Tuesday i \| 'I'd,'in.,,,n .,n,i i; IS Crocket . Is mi) Indians .os predicting n I- tt.„.ils ,.i Cherry Creek was in 0| Bonnor'a Perry, were In ibe ell) linrd tvltitci Ihnl mil coninienco earl) tin- city Tuesday. Wednesday and reinnln lone Iii iiiuiilcipnlitles .in- iindei Local \t, um| f,\n ,t K Hiittoii of Siind SSI uiuiilclpnlltlea nre itniloi I il Option In Ontnrio nnd the) ok,- it ivitit, Idaho, w Crunl, « no Option In Ontiirlo nml I he) like il Idvt „ 'I'uoadny Uvl I. \i St.,uie. ,.i wyrlllle wa« In n ,- cillinan ,,i Vnncouvei repre \t,„ u M I'atnioro will receive on '""" I'ueadu) antlns the Waterotia Una Co ».. ,|„. p(„„.ti, »,.,,,'„. ,i,, ,,, ,,„,, ,,,,,,,11,, In town ibis week Inatead ol tlie Ural k'rldti) aa lorniet Low 1- Stnretl ol Itn im 1 waa In . the ■'•') Wed idu) i..| munlclpalltlca are undci Local ' ipl s.ii in I'm.,11.. .,11,1 the) Ilk,- 11 ., . , ,, „„, I' 1 McVittlo ..1 Fort Steele «..- ,V, < l.onithursl ,,t Nekton, I. I- Wll „ ,|„. ,.,,, |',„.„t l} ,,ii ni Culiotr) .mil C 11 Itnliifoiili Mi and Mr. T M O'C II B '« H!"'K;""' "''"' "' ""' ,'1""1"""1' I THK FIIOSFKC'I'olt job deparlincnt \,„,- .,„,, r c „n ol Stillwater, ""
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