T D Caven Dies After Pneumonia in Vancouver
Obituary notices the death of Thomas Donald Caven at Vancouver General Hospital after pneumonia. A longtime CPR employee and Cranbrook MLA, he helped open Cranbrook with roads and bridges and served as a Conservative member in Victoria. He was 53, born in Belleville, Ontario, survived by a widow and daughter, with siblings in Calgary and the United States. Funeral held in Vancouver with Masonic rites.
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Vancouver
T. D. Caven
General Hospital
Thomas Donald Caven
C.P.R
Cranbrook
Belleville
Ontario
Principal Caven
Montreal
Caven
Crows Nest
Calgary
Lethbridge
Macleod
Thomas §. Gill
Salty” McKenzie
Crow's Nest
South- East Kootenay
Mr. Caven
J. A. Harvey
Fort Steele
Dr. King
Victoria
Tom Caven
W. R. Ross
K.C
Kimberley
Marguerite Caven
United States
Masonic Lodge
Cranbrook Lodge
Rocky Mountain
R.A.M
Selkirk Preceptory
Cranbrook Shrine Club
Women’s Institute Meeting Highlights Home Canning Talk
The regular monthly Women’s Institute meeting will be held in the K of P Hall on Tuesday March 2. Mrs Rothwell of Wardner will present a paper on Home Canning and exhibition prep. A prize list for the flower show will be ready, a musical program offered, and afternoon tea served. Mrs Blackburn will sing a solo, and sympathy is extended to Mrs Caven after the death of Mr Caven following a brief illness.
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K.P
Cranbrook
Pythian Order
Castle Hall
Pythian Sisiters Temple
Robinson Orchestra
Pal
Harry Collier
Love
H. G. Long
Pythian Sisters
Crescent Lodge
Women’s Institute
P. Hall
Rothwell
Wardner
Blackburn
Kimberley Delegation Backs Cranbrook Red and Gun Club
A Kimberley meeting at K P Hall discussed uniting Kimberley sportsmen with the Cranbrook and District Red and Gun Club. Delegates including W F Cameron J Lewis H J Collier C J Little J P Fink F H Dezall D Halcrow J F Guimont A S Ward J Martin A C Bowness and W Steward laid the plan before E S Shannon chair and Ted Nagle secretary. Kimberley favors cooperation with Cranbrook over forming a separate club.
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Kimberley
K. P. Hall
Cranbrook and District Red and Gun Club
Mesars
W. F. Cameron
J. Lewis
H. J. Collier
C. J. Little
J. P. Fink
F. H. Dezall
D. Halcrow
J. F. Guimont
A. 8. Ward
J. Martin
A. C. Bowness
W. Steward
Shannon
Ted Nagle
Gul«mont
J. S. Fisher
Cranbrook
Dick Burke
Fink
Drayton
Fort Steele
C. J. Lewis
Black Bear
Cherry Creek
Mark Creek
St. Mary's Lake
Frank Carlson
George Holland
Frank Guimont
Messrs
D. Sutherland
J. Sanderson
A. A. Ward
Game Board urges lifting ban on trapping and bears
The Game Conservation Board of British Columbia met in Vancouver and recommended ending the closed season for black bear and allowing year round shooting. It also urged an open season for trapping south of the CPR main line and noted abundant beaver. Attending were M. B. Jackson chair, Dr. P. D. MacSween, Thomas Booth, Major Allan Brooks and J. A. Buckham with Furber and Butler present from Victoria.
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Game Conservation Board of
B.C
Vancouver
C.P.R
M. B. Jackson
P. D. MacSween
New Westminster
Thomas Booth
Nanaimo
Allan Brooks
Okanagan
J. A. Buckham
Golden
Inspector Furber
Frank Butler
Victoria
First Auto Show in East Kootenay Sets Feb Dates
The first auto show in East Kootenay will be held at the Auditorium on Friday and Saturday February 26 and 27. It showcases Ford, McLaughlin Buick and Oldsmobile models with Goodyear tires Imperial Oil displays and a Winnipeg expert panel. An orchestra will provide entertainment and the Ford Sport Model will debut in the West.
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Ford
McLaughlin-Buick
Oldsmobile
Goodyear Tire
Imperial Oil Limited
Lincoln
Shay
Winnipeg
Imperial Oil
Goodyear Tire Company
Cranbrook
Ford Company
MacPherson
George Sutherland
Kimberley
Fords
McLaughlins
Bruce Arrives in Ottawa to Be Sworn Lieutenant-Governor
Hon. R. Randolph Bruce, newly appointed Lieutenant-Governor, arrived this week after winter in England. He went to Ottawa, where he was sworn in and will assume duties soon. It is unclear if he will travel to Victoria next or visit his Windermere home first.
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R. Randolph Bruce
Atlantic
England
Ottawa
Victoria
Windermere
C G I T Girls Lead Service at United Church
At United Church Sunday service the C G I T group conducted the program. Pastor Rev B C Freeman lauded the girls for their work and urged members to seek personal ideals and devotion, citing Florence Nightingale and the Savior’s teaching of life more abundantly.
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The
United Church
C.g.st
C.g.lt
B. C. Freeman
Florence Nightingale
Golf Club Meetings Monday Evening Named Officers
The annual Golf Club meeting at City Hall drew large attendance with a strong financial report by M A Beale. Officers named include Nellie Hogarth A Graham T M Roberts W Robertson and W R Grubbe with W Marshall as auditor. A Golf & Country Club holders meeting elected Mrs G J Spreull ladies captain and Mr C O Staples men’s captain. A four member committee to arrange hosting visitors for the Crow’s Nest Pass Golf Association tournament in June was formed. Further director meetings named Grubbe president Graham vice president Beale secretary treasurer Graham greens committee Robertson tournament committee Mrs Nellie Hogarth house committee. The links were enlarged and greens improved and renewed membership growth is expected.
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Golf Club
M. A. Beale
Nellie Hogarth
Messrs. A. Graham
T. M. Roberts
W. Robertson
W. R. Grubbe
W. ©. Marshall
Golf & Country Club
G. J. Spreull
C. O. Staples
Crow's Nest Pass
G. H. Thompson
M. McCreery
Alan Graham
A. Graham
y-Treas
Greens
Cranbrook Progress Praised During Turney Visit
J B Turney reports strong growth in Cranbrook after touring Eastern British Columbia. The city plans 000 bonds for road equipment and labor, 8000 for sidewalks, and a complete gravel crushing plant. Ground gravel will mix with tar via as 1000 feet of 6 foot street plus 6200 feet of 40 foot tarvia streets. A Galt Gardens inspired park will occupy two city blocks with more trees. A tourist camp of one and a half acres will offer showers sewer connections and stoves.
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Lethbridge Herald
J. B. Turney
British Columbia
Cranbrook
Galt Gardens
Lethbridge
Turney
Klinestiver Robertson Wedding in Spokane
Miss Margaret Robertson of Portland and H P Klinestiver, Spruce Mills manager, married at the Presbyterian Church in Spokane on Cannon Street. The ceremony was followed by a Davenport Hotel dinner and a Portland to San Francisco and Los Angeles honeymoon.
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Spokane
Lumberton
Davenport
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hal, Root
Cranbrook
Klinestiver
Calgary
Oregon
Margaret Robertson
J. M. Robertson
Klinesiiver
Jaffray
Bill River
Yahk
Seattle
Vancouver
Logger suffers severe leg injury at Skookumchuck accident
Arthur Blake, a logger for Crow's Nest Lumber Company at Skookumchuck, was injured when a log chain malfunction caused logs to crush his left leg between a log and a stump. He was taken to St Eugene hospital after first aid. condition reported as progressing favorably.
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Arthur Blake
J. W. Blake
Crow's Nest Lumber Company
Skookumchuck
Mr. Blake
Jas. Blake
Arthur
St. Eugene
Blake
Spokane Zips Thank B C Hockey Fans For Hospitality
Spokane Zips manager Jack C. Knight thanks Cranbrook Kimberley Wycliffe and Fernie hockey teams for their hospitality during a British Columbia tour. He contrasts it with Alberta treatment, notes future exhibitions through the Crow's Nest Pass, and expresses a wish to see Spokane on the hockey map with international games.
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Spokane
Washington
the Herald
Cranbrook
B.C
Kimberley
Wycliffe
Fernie
Spokane Zips
British Columbia
Alberta
Hockey Association
Crow's Nest Pass
Blairmore
B. C
Grand Forks
High River
Drumheller
Renfrew
Ontario
Jack C. Knight
W, Gardner
Kimberley Wins Series in Hockey Clash with Greenwood
Kimberley fans Journeyed to Cranbrook for the first of two games in a Boundary District series. The Intermediates defeated Greenwood 10 to 2 as Huffman led scoring with five goals and Blumenauer Lilly Rochon Musser and Peever starred on both ends. Greenwood fought hard despite the lopsided final.
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Kimberley
Cranbrook
Greenwood
Boundary District
West Kootenay
Greenwood Boys
Morrison
Taylor
Peever
Musserl
Rochon
Huffman
Hallett
Blumenaeur
Musser
Blumenauer
la Fortune
Carlson
Lilly
Gill
Aave
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Pythians
Cranbrook Temple
Crescent
E. A. Hill
Lythian Sisters
Victoria Cafe
Mrs. Caven
Om Speri
Provincial Library Club
Game Board
E. Kootenay
Hanson Garage
R. R. Bruce
Log
Saunders
Bank of Commerce
Manyberries
Alta
Ross
Mr. Klinesiiver
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