Origin Of Ore Deposits Lecture Draws Large Cranbrook Audience
A Crankbrook crowd gathers at K P Hall to hear Dr J S Schofield of the University of British Columbia discuss ore genesis. He traces ore distribution to day’s mountain formation, granite intrusions, and batholiths, noting copper favors western sides while gold and silver occur more on eastern sides.
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Cranbrook
Istrict
K. P. Hall
J. 5. Schofield
University of British Columbia
Native Sons of Canada
Geological Survey
British Columbia
Porter
B.C
Schofield
United States
Alaska
Mexico
China
Japan
Europe
B. C
Ontario
Great Plains
Plains
Pampas
South America
England
Africa
Asia
Coast Range
Interior Plateau
Selkirk, Gold
Purcell Ranges
Rocky Mountains
Rockies
Bateson
Anyox
Surf Inlet
Drum Lomond
Tyee
Sunlock
Old Sport
Marble Bay
Britannia
Squamish
Keno Hill
Atlin
Premier
B.C. Silver
Dunwell
Dolly Varden
Hazelton
Bridges River
Coquahalla
West Kootenay
Phoenix
Greenwood
Copper Mountain
Rossland
East Kootenay
Ymir
Ainsworth
Slocan
Pythian Sisters Lodge Instituted In Cranbrook
Cranbrook Pythian Temple No. 2k organized Monday with 17 sisters initiated and 14 brothers at evening meeting. Officers elected include Past Grand Chief Mrs J B Hall MBC, Mrs A C Bowness, Mrs Jas McNeil, Mrs Wm Taylor, Mrs W M Patton, Mrs P Briggs, and others. Receptions followed with a social evening.
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Cranbrook Pythian Temple
K. P. Hall
EF. Trembath
Rossland
B.C
S. Brooks
Lethbridges
J. B. Hall
M. B.C
A. C Bowness
Jas McNeil
Wm. i
John Taylor
W. M. Patton
P. Briggs
A. Collins
W. Steward
Stanley Hill
Clean-Up Bee Called by Amateur Athletic Association
The Amateur Athletic Association invites volunteers for a clean-up bee on the grounds to prepare for the coming season. Supporters of summer sports are urged to help improve the grounds as multiple branches expect to use them this year.
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The
Amateur Athletic Association
Ama ‘Etip Athletic Association
Ore Deposits From Granite to Veins Highlighted
A lecture discusses ore distribution in rocks from granite to contact deposits. It lists rocks and mines such as Britannia Tyee Premier and Silver Hoard, explains structural relations and fissure veins, and notes that creeks and soft spots yield rich ores. Dr Schofield later dined with O C Thompson at Kimberley.
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Mt. Everest
Sullivan
St. Eugene
Society Girl
Aurora
Bunker
Spokane
Highland
Premier
Florence
Schofield
O. C. Thompson
Kimberley
Local G W V A Celebrates Ninth Anniversary in Can
The local G W V A marked its ninth anniversary with a veterans hall gathering attended by returning servicemen. Bean suppers and entertainment followed by the Robinson Orchestra and a program of story and song highlighted Cranbrook talent. Major Hicks announced a planned anniversary celebration on the 15th and discussed broadcasts, shields for progress, and the Dominion convention in June with Earl Haig possible presence.
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GW. V. A
Veterans’ Hall
Robinson Orchestra
Cranbrook
J. Hamilton
W. S. Johnson
Jimmy Fox
Mr. Wellsford
J. Beattie
Major Hicks
Walter Dinnan
Dominion Command
Earl Haig
Fernie Ball Team Lined Up for Season with Retained Players
The Coal Company baseball squad begins season preparations at Victoria Park with Gordon McTeer as playing manager. The team retains most of last year’s lineup and will add new locals to fill two positions. They hold the Calgary Brewery Cup and plan to compete in both Alberta and British Columbia associations to defend the trophy and pursue playoffs. G H Taylor covers in Calgary while McLaren recovers. R A Johnson from Calgary is due to join as agent temporarily.
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Pernice Free Press
Coal Company
Hove
Victoria Park
Gordon McTeer
Fernie
Rockyford
Calgary
Alberta
Alberta Amateur Athletic Association
British Columbia
Brewery
Alberta Association
G. H. Taylor
Dominion Express Comany
McLaren
R. A. Johnson
Eithen
Daily News
Cranbrook Players Bring Cheer to Home Show
Cranbrook Musical Society presented a mixed program led by the Cranbrook Players with strong support from Rotarians and local groups. The evening featured two plays The Playgoers and Teion Parle Francais plus a lively miscellany of songs and skits with the Syncopated Strapers orchestra and stage work by W A Burton.
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Cranbrook Musical Society
Cranbrook Players
A. Shankland
Mr. Dorrington
P. W. Will Dorington
Dorrington
J Parkin
H. L. Harrison
A. Woodland
F. Noble
W. C. Marshall
Wm. Stewart
Gale
Gile
T. Cooper
Angelina Spriggins
Miss F. Paul
Mr. Rasworth
Paul
Miss McCaslin
Julia Rattan
J. L. Palmer
N. L. Harrison
Anna Maria
Robert W. Service
W. A. Burton
Burton
Quarter Century Meeting of East BC Boards of Trade
Commissioner Starkey announces the quarter century anniversary gathering of the Associated Boards of Trade of Eastern British Columbia to be held in Cranbrook on May 10 1925 at 730 p.m. local time. Delegates from industries and transport will attend with a special Kangaroo tour of Kimberley and Sullivan mine.
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Associated Boards of Trade of
British Columbia
I. A. Starkey
Cranbrook
Theity Hall
Interior Mine Owners Association
East Kootenay
Nelson
Kaslo
Freda
Starkey
The Thief of Bagdad Coming to Cranbrook Star Theatre
Sabatini's The Sea Hawk drew crowds and cost the Star Theatre Cranbrook a record sum. Next week end will feature The Thief of Bagdad with Douglas Fairbanks in three public showings. The Musical Society expects good returns and hopes for more high quality local programs.
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Sabatini
Star Theatre
Cranbrook
Star
Bagdad
Douglas Fairbanks
Dist Ball League Reorganized On Strictly Amateur Basis
Cranbrook Women’s Conservative Study Club held its annual meeting at Mrs W B MacFarlane home electing officers including Mrs J Norgrove and Mrs A Shankland. In Wycliffe a baseball reorganization meeting united districts to form East Kootenay Amateur Baseball League with Lloyd Crowe president and Janks secretary.
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Dist
Ball L’gue
Cranbrook Women's Conservative Study Club
W. B. MacFarlane
W. C.marshall Hes
J. Norgrove
A. Shankland
Lee
H. Brown
J.T. Sarvis
W. B. MacFarline
J. H. Meighen
J. W. Rutledge
S. Taylor
F. H. Dezall
Gillis
F. J. Harrison
Wycliffe
East Kootenay
Cranbrook
Lumberton
Wardner
Yahk
Kimberley
Chapmans Camp
S.G. Clark
Wn Brw
Elans
Janks
Crowe
F Kk
Yabls
B.C. A.A
Eccame
Spauldine
Bozinis To Meet Arthur In Major Wrestling Show
Promoter George Anton has arranged a bout between Nick Bozinis and Ernie Arthur, a third encounter after two prior clashes. If Bozinis defeats Thompson tonight in Spokane he eyes a shot at Meyers of Chicago with Arthur seeking to reclaim his title. Fans are urged to arrive early for ringside seats and enjoy a night of strong preliminaries featuring Verne Woodman Lorne Jordan Bobby White and others.
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B.C
George Anton
Nick Bozinis
Ernie Arthur
Bozinis
Cranbrook
Thompson
Billings
Spokane
Arthur
Thye
Meyers
Chicago
Verne Woodman
Lorne Jordan
Bobby White
Forestry official speaks at weekly Gyro meeting
At the Gyro Club gathering Mr Flummerfelt head of the Cranbrook forestry office presented a talk on forests and their value. He outlined forest reserves depletion rates and protection needs. The event featured sleight of hand from Ford of Gregg Importers and a barn dance planned for May 11 with extra charges for White collar and metropolitan airs.
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Gyro Club
Flummerfelt
Cranbrook Forestry Office
Herald
Recovery News From Local Health Front
Friends report Charlie Draper of Hanson Garage recovering from pneumonia. Charlie Morrison of the Hanson staff also improving after stomach flu confinement at home.
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Charlie Draper
Hanson
Charlie Morrison Wo
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J. S. Schofield
Pythian Sisters Lodge
G.W.V.A
Can
McTeer
Musical Society
Forestry
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