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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
May 04, 1922
Page
4
The Salvation Army has grown into a world wide sociological movement since its 1865 London origins. It emphasizes discipline and outreach to marginalized classes and promotes Self Denial Week to fund its mission through small personal sacrifices.
The forthcoming by election in a provincial riding, prompted by Dr. King’s move to Ottawa, sparks renewed interest and debate. The contest is seen as clear cut with the government facing its record, while the Conservative party solidifies support and unites against the current administration.
An editorial notes that Americans spend 760 million dollars yearly on face powders cosmetics and perfumeries while education costs reach about 1 billion. It argues spending on appearance exceeds or rivals funding for the educational system and questions national priorities.
After weeks of recuperation from his accident the subject spent time at his old home in Ontario. A weekly stage will run between Fort Steele and the Winder Mere connecting with boats at the north end and with the railway in the south. Black Rick zinc Northport.
The Women’s Institute met at Pariah Hall with 136 members, discussing bazaar and flower show plans for November 4 and August 24. Mrs. Lyne urged action on immigration and land/fisheries issues tied to Orientals, while Miss Clapp and Artie Shankland provided solos. Mrs. Healey to leave secretarial duties. Mrs. Laurie named secretary as the meeting closed with the National Anthem and tea.
Wycliffe notes report Staples returning from Clarindale Stock Farm and a school inspection by V Z Manning with favorable results. Cranbrook society notes cover a big meeting, orchestra and band planning, a Recital with Laszlo Schwarte guest, and Ted Crowe joining Kootenay Telephone Co. plus baseball opening May 7 with Yahk and Kimberley visitors.
In East Kootenay the Windermere district promises busy summer as mine work starts early. Reports include Dr Liver of Elko burial this week after death at Moyle Invermere, additions to the Dominion Experimental Station livestock, travel by Mrs W Howard Cleland and children, and Bertie Chubb’s six month trip to England. Marysville seeks a school and Progressive party members plan monthly meetings with papers on Canada’s government and modern democracies. G W Reece returns after a night with Dr F B Coy.
Coast word received this week suggests a provincial by election in the riding may occur sooner than earlier announced with a likely start from early June. private individuals report expectations of an imminent contest.
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