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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Nov 07, 1912
Page
4
Editorial notes on conciliation board demand and labor politics
The Cranbrook board of trade backs immediate appointment of a conciliation board under the Lemieux Act after the Canadian Brotherhood of Railroad Employees sought mediation. Criticism targets Minister T W Crothers for delays, arguing his stance harms workers and public interest. The piece links U S politics to Canadian trade relations and calls for fair labour treatment and less oligopolistic influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Board of Trade
Daber
Lemieux
Canadian Brotherhood of Railroad
T W. Crothers
Crothers
Minister of Labor
Canada
Focal Board of Trade
CPR
Sho
Hopp Skipp and Jump at Auditorian Theater Next Week
A new entertaining firm offers realty mining stock and musical comedy called Hopp Skipp and Jump. The Auditorian theater hosts shows next Thursday and Friday evenings with sixty to seventy performers. Get seats early for the home talent treat promising unadulterated music and fun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditorian Theater
Local Council Passes Multiple ByLaws and Names New Provisions
The city council adopted By laws 114 115 117 118 and 116 and reconsidered 109 related debentures The liquor license amendment requires dining rooms run by licensees and boarding houses over ten residents must maintain monthly attendance records The meeting featured performer roles for J D McBride Ed A Pit A T Roberts and Della Drummond in a discussion of city matters and adjourned thereafter
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Eugene
Clipp
Cameron
Aldermen
Erickson and Cameron
Big Show Next Week Dazzles With Talent And Song
The upcoming performance features Beatrice Clay played by Florence Beleau who will sing with the Boy Scouts. Laura Richards and Andrew McLean star in soubrette and bank clerk roles while a long list of named players perform songs such as There’s a Dixie Girl Who’s Longing for a Yankee Doodle Boy Good Bye Old Pal and O Cal lahans. James W Evans highlights a motto of constant activity as Cranbrook talent prepares for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Dash
Beatrice Clay
Florence Beleau
Laura Richards
Nellie James
Andrew McLean
Turnley
Maud Hickenbothan
Angelina Lofty
J.P. Lower
Suniper Berry
Laddy’ Moran
Sniffies
Iris
Mr Roberts
Alphabet Girls
Billa Johnston
Lila Bailey
Cissie Barnaby
Isabel Glenday
Bernadette Doyle
Jessie McDonald
Angusta Doyle
Celestia Bennett
Mrs Chapman
May Chapman
Méthel Faulkner
Helen Proctor
Edith Caslake
Ada Hickenbotham
Pearl Bird
Hertha Hickenbotham
Anne McGowan
Wo Trutledge
Clifford Handall
Harold Hickenbotham
George Furlong
Marry Reed
Walter Hofman
Will Crebhin
Andrew Orr
John Marshall
Della Drummond
O'Callahan
Trish
Hers Cameron
Frances Drummond
Enid Gill
Vera Haldwin
Gladys Johnston
Della Greaves
Gladys Hickenbotham
Wanda Fink
Tre
Miss Hekan
James W. Evans
Cran Brook
Cranbrook Operatic Society Seeks City Hall Practice Space
City council in special session grants Cranbrook Operatic Society use of the council chamber for ten practice meetings. City engineers are ordered to prepare a city plan showing water and sewerage systems by December 9. Hydrant control will rest with the fire chief to protect hydrants from frost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howness
Campbell
Erickson
Cameron
Clapp
McSween
Raworth
Cranbrook Operatic Society
Council Chamber
Jones
Christian
Ile
Thate
Jeits
Works and Property Committee
Wilmer district road improvements approved by board of trade
Special resolutions call for graded Wilmer Athalmer road to Main Street, new bridge on Wilmer Landing road, drainage ditches, gravelled sections, widened long sand grade, relocation of Worsethief flat, passing points on No. 2 creek, repairs to Thompson Landing, relocation of No. 3 creek road with bridge, and completion to Spillanachene. Toby creek grade improved with turnouts and end-to-end shaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer
Wilmer-Athalmer
Wilmer Landing
No. 2
No 2 Creek
Thompson's Landing
No. 3 Creek
No. 2 Creek
Spillanachene
Trafic Forthwith
Horsethief Creek
Toby Creek
Trafic
Town Topics and Social Events Bulletin
Town Topics lists a Farmers Institute meeting on Wednesday at 8 pm to discuss Cooperation. Dr King will host Nov 1 from 4 to 6 pm and the Ladies auxiliary to the Hoof RT plans a quadrille club inviting all ladies and gentlemen with season tickets for all dances at 1.00 or 1.00 admission without tickets. The first club dance is Nov 20 in Car mens hall with regular sessions thereafter. Rev Shearer of the Presbyterian church spoke on white slave traffic to a ladies group and Knox church members in CONTR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmen's Hall
Mr. Shearer
Moral and Social Reform Association
Presbyterian Church
Trafic
Knox Church
Controf
Nature's scalp tonic and local notices mix of ads and meetings
An ad for Machela Nature's Scalponic hair tonic promotes a $1 complete home treatment. Cranbrook Drug and Book Co sells the product. A church fund aims to raise 1,000,000 for evangelism. Cranbrook Poultry and Pet Stock assoc held a monthly meeting in the government building with about twenty members. A co operation with Farmers Institute on chicken feed was proposed, with a three member committee to arrange next steps. Mrs W B Doran will speak next meeting. Rhode Island Reds will be judged to the American Standard of Perfection at the next gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cranbrook Drug and Book Co
Cranbrook Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Sam Macdonald
Farmers Institute
Ile
W. FB. Doran
Rhode Island
John Levett
Farmers’ Institute
Central Institute
Victoria
Victoria S. Macdonald
Church Calendar Details Services and Meetings
A church column lists multiple services across days. Knox Presbyterian Church schedules morning and evening worship, Sunday school, and various meetings. Knox Presbyterian and other church notes include holiness, salvation, Bible study, and pastor addresses with subjects like The Roman Centurion and Superhuman Strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whelman Thomson
S. S
Robfson Dunham
Pat Quirk Safe and Sound in Portland
The Herald reports Pat Quirk, aged pioneer, is recuperating comfortably at the Quimby hotel in Portland Oregon. He sustained injuries at the Coeur d’Alene hotel in Spokane and was treated at St Vincent hospital in Portland. His health has greatly improved and he is enjoying a quiet time at the Quimby hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Herald
Pat Quirk
Fort Steele
Quimby
Portland
Ore
Pat
Coeur d'Alene
Spokane
St. Vincent Hospital
Quimby Hotel
Lumber groups plan Privy Council appeal over Canadian duty ruling
The British Columbia Lumber and Shingle Manufacturers' Association and the Mountain Linder Manufacturers' Association will appeal the Supreme Court decision in Foss Lumber Company to the Privy Council. Their executive committees meet next week to decide on action, with Vancouver's HL Cowan, K.C. cited as counsel and optimistic expectations of success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Privy Council
British Columbia
Luther and Shingle Manufacturers’ Association
Mountain Linder Manufacturers’ Assecrtion
Supreme Court
Foss Lumber Company
Winnipeg
King
Haitiah Columbia Lumber and Shingle Manufacturers’ Association
Canada
British Columbia “Lumber and Shingle Manufacturers’ Association
Exchequer Court
Gee
HL. Cowan
K.C
Vancouver
Thousand Toronto Metro Strike Shuts Freight Departmen
One thousand workers at the Canadian Pacific railway freight department in Toronto walked off the job. The clerks checkers and truckers belong to the Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees whose grand president ordered strikes affecting about 5 000 men nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Brotherhood of Railway Employees
The
Dominion
Safety Deposit Vault Promises Fire and Burglary Security
The Norbury avenue vault by Heale and Elwell features a solid steel lining and a burglar proof door. Inside are steel deposit boxes with two-key double lock systems, offered in three sizes with the smallest at 22 by 6 by 2 inches. Rentals start at $5 per year with access during office hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Butt
Heale and Elwell
Norbury Avenue
British Columbia
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Cranbrook, B. C
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Ueland
Alcrum
J. D. McBride
Tlinam Hopp
A. Pit
Silas Shipp
A. T. Roberts
Johnny Jump
Maggie Duffy
Windermere District
Board OF Trade
TL King
F. Parks & CO
A. M. Nicholson
Catholic Church
P. Plamondon
O.M.I
Salvation Army
Fred’k A. Stride
Knox Presbyterian Church
Mac’s Auto Service
Farmers’ Institute Meeting
Safe and Sound
Portland, Ore
Supreme Court OF Canada
Halsall & Co
LES', and Children's Outfitters
Armstrong
Cranbrook
Belfast
Ireland
Canadian Bank OF Commerce
Sir Edmund Walker
C.V.0
Ll.d. D.C.L
Alexander Laird Joan Aird
R. T. Brymner
B. C
Cranbrook Taxiderust
P.O. Box
John G
Litchell
Prof. Cranbrook
I, C
Armetrong Avenue
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