Cranbrook Acclaims King for Kootenay
Speech discusses Canada's strength and timber industry. The speaker argues against fears of foreign control, urges a square deal for Canadian lumbermen, and notes vast Canadian timber investments with limited population and free U.S. lumber imports.
Canada and United States Reciprocity Debate Highlights
A Canadian speaker extols a reciprocity pact with the United States, arguing duties on rough and finished lumber would be removed, boosting trade and lowering living costs. He claims tariffs would ease, wages follow demand, and Canada gains a square deal while defending premier leadership and party unity amid campaign headlines.
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Canada
Pratt
Strone
United States
Herman
Fec
Dominion of Canada
Dominion
Taft
Dr. King
Kootenay
Peter Lund
U. S
Lund
Cranbrook
British Columbia
Goodeve
Farmers’ Bank
Jas. H. Schotila
M.P.P
Ottawa
People of
Wilfrid Laurier
Verville
Quebec
Verve
Sharpe
Edwards
Sproule
Lancaster
U. S. America
Montreal ‘Trade Bulletin
Prairie Provinces
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Kootenays
Castile
the Beattie-Murphy Co
Rexall
W.A. Wilson
King
MR. M. A. MacDonald
Cranbrook Trading CO
Paris
Cranbrook's Dry Goods and Clothing Stores
and the Foolish Virgins
Mr. J. A. Bouyer
Y.M.C. A
Bohner
The
International Bible Students’ Association
B. H. Short
Armstrong Ave
P.O
Beale & Elwell
Baker Street
B. C
Empire
East Kootenay Produce and Provision House