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Newspaper
Cranbrook Herald
Location
Cranbrook, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Sep 25, 1913
Page
7
J. 60 N. A. Wallinger is appointed Deputy Assessor and Collector for the Fort Steele Assessment District, taking over duties in the local tax office and property assessments.
A letter argues Christian Science denies substitutionary atonement. It claims Jesus did not die to satisfy sin or enable God to justify the sinner. The piece cites Science and Health and biblical verses to claim the Bible teaches a different atonement.
Kendall critiques Christian Science view of atonement, citing biblical texts on blood sacrifice and Christ death. He argues falsehoods in CS theology, urges reliance on Scripture verses from Hebrews Colossians Romans and 1 John to affirm priceless redemption through Jesus body and blood. He concludes by warning readers to judge CS claims against the Bible.
The piece argues the Maritime premiers must drop calls for special treatment and accept a general rule that no province should lose members in the next parliament. It notes Ontario will also lose seats per the 1911 census and warns against privileging Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, or Prince Edward Island. It contends the Maritime claim must become a demand for no reduction in representation rather than special status.
A scholarly column argues the British North America Act ties Quebec to 65 seats per census and warns Maritime and Ontario blocs that altering this would vastly inflate western representation. It cautions Western provinces will resist any shift that trims their power and predicts a growing prairie share by 1921.
Two hundred fifty farmers from Iowa Nebraska and Illinois travel by Canadian Pacific Railway to Calgary to inspect irrigation land in Southern Alberta with the aim of relocating. The party, among Canada’s growing opportunities, will tour the city briefly before proceeding to inspect flat lands in the south. Customs receipts for August show steady growth at $10,838,666.148, up from $10,147,908 last year, with five months to August totaling $49,947,999 versus $46,347,997 prior year, an increase of $4,440,062.
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