CANDIDATES WIN ON FIRST BALLOT IN FRASER VALLEY
Delegates from Dewdney Chilliwack and Yale assemble for Liberal and Conservative conventions in Mission and Chilliwack. Elgin Munro wins Liberal nomination for Fraser Valley on the first ballot with 116 votes to Martyn 53 and Smith 14. Stacey leads Conservative ballot at Mission with 185 votes, others eliminated. Delegates from many towns attend both conventions as parties name officers and prepare for the coming federal election.
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Ventoriny
Fade Wundred
Imperial Hall
Elgin Munro
Chilliwack
Fraser Vailey
Donald B. Martyn
Maxwell Smith
Munro
Martyn
Smith
Oes
Peeling
Dewdney
Yale
McKensie King
Oliver
E. J. Barrow
Major Ramsay
Bruce
Pitt Meadows
P. J. Powers
Tope
Seey.Treas
J. H. McNeice
Messrs
Drain
Riddle
Campbell
Chiiwack
Capt. Whitehele
Mya
P. Jackman
Alex. Merce
Yulu
A. C. Webster
J. Dent
W. 8. Semple
Taines Riddle
Port Hammond
P. Powers
Hope
D. A. Martyn
C. 3. Read
Port Haney
A. Webster
Agassi
Major Bruce
Mr. Ash
Pitt Mandovws
Mr. M. DeMers
Pitt Mynilows
Donald Dowsls
Vancouver
J. A. Brunch
Millardville
Fumoures
Millard-sville
Maier Bruce
Donald Downe
Messrs. Munro
Murty
Suit
Mission City
Aberdeen
A. WM. Gledhill
G. Alsh
Abbotsford
J. A. McGowan
A. H., Harrop
C. Wallace
A. Taylor
J. Downie
A. McCallum
A. George
A. A. Weston
M. M. Shore
J. F. Woir
Mt. Lehman
W. Merryfiel
A. Bales
KR. Lehman
2. White
Mt Lehman South
T. Lehman
Marsh Landy
R. Lehman
Huntingdon
I. W. Vinson
T. Pylwork
M. McGillivray
Upper Santas
W. Porter
Peardonville
Phinney
Claylurn
G. , Seldon
H. Benson
J. W. Ball
Matagil
J. Aish
W. Guinley
A. Beaton
R. Beaton
J. P. Aish
AL Cruickehank
Atehellty
H. R. Phillipa
D. C. Robertson
T. M. Hall
J. A. Meadod
T. How. Cheati
EO. Wall
C. Geosman
D. Wall
C. Grossman
Chilliwackk
J. J. Walsh
Hi, Barber
Q. I. Mavis
Wt. Smith
R. Cawley
Ry Cawley
T. PB. Knight
T. H. Jackson
TH. Jackson
G. Wade
Uo Barber
Stacey
Caskey
Gathick
A Hougatt
R. Roberta
BE. Winneb
Parson Hill
G. Fordrad
Rosedale
Raniein
Jack
J. Cook
P. Close
W. Roy
W. &. Goodman
G Graham. Sardis
J. Thompson
C. H Evans
Jow. Fletcher
C. M. Pearson
G. W. Green
A. Wolla
Supreme Court of Canada hears two Belize Belizean labor case
Two Belizean labor cases reached the Supreme Court of Canada yesterday. The first challenges a provision in licenses banning Chinese or Japanese workers in Колumbia. the second concerns enforcement of provincial labor license terms. The British Columbia government argues the acts are intra vires and the province may contract with such provisions if accepted by another party.
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Detetb
Supreme Court of Canada
Chnssey
Giliou ™ Mguin
Justice Murphy
Tthe
British Columbian
S Council
British Columbia
Supreme Court
Court of Appeal
Conservative Convention Opens Nominations for Riding
A mixed slate of Liberal and Conservative figures opened nominations for the riding. The slate includes Hon. President Arthur Deelghien and Hon. Vice-President F. B. Stacey with ML A. Catherwood and ML A.J. McCrea among others. The convention lists officers such as President P Roe Int and Vice-President J A McCowan with HL Barber as Treasurer, amid varied party roles.
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National
Liberal
Resistea
Arthur Deelghien
F. B. Stacey
A. Catherwood
A.J. McCrea
Ay Mra. II
B. Stacey
Roe Int
J. A. McCowan
Seo
Treas
HL. Barber
Varie
Harvest Services Planned At Presbyterian Church
Insepct for H. Mckenzie visited the Superior School last week. Misa Mabel Gibson of Chilliwack is visiting at her home here for a few days. Mrs Breadner of New Westminster was the weekend guest of Mrs Jos McEachren. Harvest Hole Services will be held in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday Oct 16. A Trail Ranger camp has been organized among the boys of Mr Lehman Presbyterian Ban School sewn a
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Lehman
H. Mckenzie
Mabel Gibson
Chilliwack
Breadner
New Westminster
Jos. McEachren
Will Lin
Presbyterian Church
Tarbey
Lehman Presbyterian Ban
George
Kerri
Hoa. Wertheyby
Doris
Misa A. Weatherly
Vancouver
Manning
Victoria
Helan Powlr
Atholstors
McMillan
Woodworth
Chilliwack High Selidor
George Martin
Sardis
Hy Fraser
Prairia Proyinads
A. King
Embroidery Club
McManeuy
Geo. Wright
Misonio Mall
Margaret Wallace
India
Worden's Missionary Society
Master
Failly
Bellinghim
Wasit
Our Town
Abbotsford
Sinsfaxands
Mra
RO Thoms
Beilinghani
Lowy
Olive Alexander
Vauvouvir
Unclear Names List From Historical Parish Records
The fragment lists numerous individuals including W. Keith and J. Sherer with towns or roles, plus multiple surnames such as Kilmer McLean and Galli Doroche. It appears as a catalog of people possibly from parish or census records with scattered place names and titles.
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W. Keith
R. Sherer
J. H. Mclean
J. Sherer
Gov. Hunter
D. W Bigalow
A. Mars
McIntosh
Misa J. Kilmer
D. McLean
Stave Patla
Wilson
Donalid ‘ Albloi
Troht
Morris
John Galli
Doroche
M. G. Boyd
Kinnon
Dewdney
W. T. Brassey
Mer
Matilda Hitebie
Community Notices From Abbotsford and Vicinity
Local social notes list births and visitors from Abbotsford Vancouver Victoria and Sardis. Families including Mr and Mrs George and Mrs McMillan host events while clubs like Embroidery and the Sunday School Orchestra plan meetings. A charity sale, missionary address, and wedding procession are also noted with dates in October.
Meighen Arranges Ontario Speaking Tour
Hon. Arthur Meighen plans a two week speaking tour of Ontario visiting 18 locations. The campaign opens at Spencerville on October 18 with a Toronto appearance scheduled for October .
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Meighen
Ontario
Toronto
Arthur Meighen
Spencerville
Pupstay
Canadian Railways Expenditure Report Sparks Debate
Toronto Oct 12 D N Han eit president of the Canadian National Railway says the fallow it statement asserting that during August the railways including Grand Trunk Pacific and Canadian Northern Railways exceeded the expenses and that the board’s figures misstate the economic impact on Canadian consumers. He urges cautious optimism about future revenue and industry stability.
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Toronto
D. N. Haneit
Canadian National Railwayoy
Akoma
Pyne
National Rvacon
Avioniol
Agricultural Short Course At Abbotsford In October
A short course on agriculture will be held in Abbotsford on October 18 and 19. Organized by the Soldier Settlement Board with the University of British Columbia Faculty of Agriculture, the program includes sessions on home economics gardening and land clearing. Admission is free and services will occur weekly at St. Matthews Anglican Church, Abbotsford, with Rev. E. Rowe as vicar.
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Abbotsford
Soldier Settlement Board
Faculty of Agriculture
University of B.C
Ge Wi Vo A. Mall
Newtonsa
Gordon
Moesgrs
Overland
St. Mathews Anglican Church
Abbotstort
E. Rowe
Stanfeld
Shelley
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