Mining policy debate in British Columbia House
Victoria scene as N A Wallinger criticizes Liberal aid to miners and urges government support for exploration. He cites production gains at Consolidated in Trail and calls for testing plants and district engineers, while attacking land policies and praising Conservative land sales aiding roads and university endowment.
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Herald
Victoria
N. A. Wallinger
Cranbrook
Skeena
Wallinger
Trail
U.B.C
Wattnger
British Columbia
P.G.E
Heavy Snow Disrupts Traffic Across Local Roads
Deep snow on the roads hindered motor traffic over the past days, heavier east of town than near the city. Dr. Rutledge could not reach Waldo, stopping at Galloway, as snow blocked progress. Nearby cars still manage entry when heavy vehicles break the trail.
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Rutledge
Waldo
Galloway
Discharge of Major Hicks debated in legislature
Vancouver politicians allege improper discharge of Major H B Hicks from Cranbrook government service during budget debate. Hicks served 13.5 years in water rights before Cranbrook office closed in February 1925 and surveys continued under William Blane. He was offered six months employment when his Cranbrook post ended.
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Major H. B. Hicks
Cranbrook
Wis
A. Creery
Vancouver
Major Hicks
T. D. Patullo
Lanswer
William Blane
Parish Hall Badminton Club Tops Teachers In Parish Hall Games
In a Parish Hall match sequence the Parish Hall Badminton Club beat school teachers in six of ten games. The ladies doubles and several mixed and men's doubles featured strong showings by both sides with final tallies showing the parish club ahead seven games to five.
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Parish Hall Badminton Club
Parish Hall Club
Barclay
Morris
Fergie
M. A. Beale
P.H
Fleming
Manning
Garrett
Graham
Miss Johnston
Ena
Mrs. Marsh
Miss Henderson
W. Z. Manning
Mesdames McKowan
Pail
Miss Bost
Mrs. Manning
Mesdames Miles
Spreull
Pah
Baxter
White
Mesdames Thompson
McDonald
Misses Flett
Brander
Mesdames Harrison and Simpson
Misses Rice
Smith
Mesdames Grobbe
Willis
Officers elected for district bureau of B C Auto Club
The Cranbrook district branch of the Automobile Club of British Columbia announces the results of last week’s ballot for officers and directors. Chairman W H Wilson and Vice Chairman J F Scott lead, with W F Attridge as Hon Treas. directors include C M Pennock Wardner E G Montgomery Kimberley B G Clark Wycliffe N W Burdett Kimberley W F Cameron Cranbrook H P Klinesiver Lumberland A R Lilly Kimberley M A Beale Cranbrook W A Nisbet Cranbrook G C Saunders Kimberley. Wilson will convene meetings to form subcommittees and begin organization work, with results sent to Vancouver for district bureau preparations.
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Cranbrook
Automobile Club of
British Columbia
Jack Gardom
W. H. Wilson
J. F. Scott
Treas
W. F. Attridge
C. M. Pennock
Wardner
E. G. Montgomery
Kimberley
G. Clark
Wycliffe
N. W. Burdett
W. F. Cameron
H. P. Klinesiiver
Lumberton
A.R. Lilly
M. A. Beale
W. A. Nisbet
G. C. Saunders
Wilson
Vancouver
Calgary Hollies blank Pontiacs in Banff hockey match
Calgary Hollies defeated the Cranbrook Pontiacs 4–0 in snow slowed play at Banff. Daisy Blight opened the scoring, followed by Lucy Lee, Aileen Malm, and Blight again. Mrs Haney starred in goal as Calgary’s defense shut down the Pontiacs all game.
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Aileen Malm
Pontiacs
Hollies
Daisy Blight
Calgary
Frances Drummond
Della Greaves
Eva Hayden
A Slye
Pat Fraser
May Muir
Bessie Woodman
Marjorie Burton
Annie Muir
Calgary Hollies
Mrs. Haney
Mia. Robertson
Kimberley Gyros Lose to Cranbrook in Local Curling
Kimberley Gyros pit ted against Cranbrook locals in two games with Cranbrook taking both by scores 9 to 8 and 11 to 10. Totals read Kimberley 18 Cranbrook 20. A deciding game was set for Thursday but postponed indefinitely at the Victoria Cafe post match celebration.
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Kimberley
Cranbrook Gyro
Cranbrook
Dr. Rowland
F. Brady
D. Sutherland
Geo. Dahlgren
Staples
Dr. Fergie
Bert Collins
W. Barber
Ted Nagle
H. L. Attree
P. Johnson
Black
Geo. Simpson
Bert Lang
J McLaren
Victoria Cafe
Cameron
Halcrow
Cranbrook Keeps Bowness Curling Trophy After Thrilling Finish
Bull River led by Ben Luck and Fred Douglas fought Cranbrook to the final rocks in a 19 18 loss. Cameron's last shot overturned openings as the spectators cheered and after a banquet the league praised the ladies and vowed for stronger play next year.
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Bull River
Kinka
Messrs
Ben Luck
Fred Douglas
Cranbrook
McPhee
Cameron
Douglas
Bill
Selkirk League
Cranbrook Lady Leads Dominate Local Bonspiel Finals
Cranbrook's second bonspiel of the season closes with play finished in the Galt Cup and Bow ness and Grubber rinks in the Fink Cup finals. Sixteen rinks fielded ladies as leads, proving female curlers can match or exceed the men. Mrs. Jack Taylor became the district's first lady curler to win a curling trophy, receiving the Galt Cup after the banquet.
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Cranbrook
Bowness and Grubbe
Jack Martin
Jack
H. W. Wilson
McLaren
Bowness
Burly
Willis
Aginst Bull River
Kimberley
Jack Taylor
Taylor
Pontiacs Put Up Good Showing in Game at Coleman
The Cranbrook Pontiacs met the Coleman Shamrocks in Coleman after traveling from Banff. May Muir opened scoring for Coleman, with Pat Fraser adding a second and third period goal as Coleman won 2-0. No penalties were called. referee was Mr. Bremen. Pontiacs were hosted with refreshments and a dance, and Coleman hopes for another visit while the ice remains good.
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Pontiacs
Coleman
Cranbrook Pontiacs
Banff
Coleman Shamrocks
C. Colborne
Coleman Girls
May Muir
Pat Fraser
Bremen
Wycliffe and Cranbrook skate to 3–3 tie after extras
Friday night on local ice Cranbrook and Wycliffe played to a 3–3 regulation tie then remained deadlocked after two 5 minute overtimes. South Dafoe and Jones led Wycliffe with early goals while Lewis and Logan struck late for Cranbrook. Goalkeepers Finley and Johren made key saves as the teams traded pressure.
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Cranbrooks
Wycliffe
South
Finley
Cranbrook
Dafoe
Jones
Lewis
Logan
Cranbrook City Council Debates Library Grant and Arena Roof
The Cranbrook city council, led by Mayor Roberts, considers a grant of 25 dollars monthly for the Cranbrook Library and a 50 dollar request for arena walls and roofing. Other items include talks on municipal air harbor, a Diamond Jubilee celebration, and by laws on power plant equipment sales. finance reports and department updates are reviewed before adjournment.
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G. J. Spreull
Cranbrook
Spreull
Enssie
Cranbrook Amateur Athletic Association
T. S. Gill
Department of National Defense
Ottawa
Vancouver
Children's Aid Society
Finance Committee
Light Committee
Fire Department
Works Department
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Bureau
B.C
Auto Club
Calgary Herald
Calgary Canadians
Pontiac
Daicy Blight
Lucy Lee
Blight
Malm
J, Woodworth
E. H. McPhee
A. C. Bowness
C. Spence
Indies
Fisk Trophy
Wilson McLaren
Collins
Grubbe
Cameron Cameron
Spence
Galt Trophy
Milne
Pascusso
Pascuzzo Grubbe
Oa Spence Bowness Spence
Harria Spence Wilson
Wil McPhee Wilson
AAA
Masonic Temple
THE
Gyro Club OF
Public Library Assoc
City of Cranbrook
Pelkey
Clapp
E. Hogarth
Ingy Johren
Johren
South and
Staples Boys
St. Eloi
Roberts
MacPherson
Balment
Flowers
Arnold
Canadian General Appraisal Company, Ltd
Philip
Union of Canada
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