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Five visiting U. S. outdoor editors gathering material for their publications. (L-R): Jack Bell (Washington Post), Andy Anderson (Houston, Texas Press), Ray Trullinger (New York World Telegram), Harry Adams (Chicago Journal of Commerce) and George Robey (Columbus, Ohio Citizen).
Five visiting U. S. outdoor editors gathering material for their publications. (L-R): Jack Bell (Washington Post), Andy Anderson (Houston, Texas Press), Ray Trullinger (New York World Telegram), Harry Adams (Chicago Journal of Commerce) and George Robey (Columbus, Ohio Citizen).
E. S. Way retiring after 32 years with Canadian Northern Railways.
E. S. Way retiring after 32 years with Canadian Northern Railways.
Scenes from Samis Colleries domestic coal mine: (L-R) unidentified miner and owner-manager Ken Samis in the mine.
Scenes from Samis Colleries domestic coal mine: (L-R) unidentified miner and owner-manager Ken Samis in the mine.
Scenes from Samis Colleries domestic coal mine: unidentified miner loads coal into a mine car.
Scenes from Samis Colleries domestic coal mine: unidentified miner loads coal into a mine car.
James D. Davidson, Western Canada representative of the International Typographical Union.
James D. Davidson, Western Canada representative of the International Typographical Union.
J. Ivan MacKay, newly appointed general manager of the prairie region of the CPR, on a brief inspection tour. (L -R) J. C. Jones, J. Ivan MacKay and J. R. Strother.
J. Ivan MacKay, newly appointed general manager of the prairie region of the CPR, on a brief inspection tour. (L -R) J. C. Jones, J. Ivan MacKay and J. R. Strother.
Canadian National Railway presidential party visits Edmonton on annual inspection of western lines.(L-R) J. L. Charles, President R. C. Vaughan, F. H. Keefe and N. B. Walton.
Canadian National Railway presidential party visits Edmonton on annual inspection of western lines.(L-R) J. L. Charles, President R. C. Vaughan, F. H. Keefe and N. B. Walton.
Engineer James Wilks retiring after 45 years service with the Canadian Pacific Railway.
Engineer James Wilks retiring after 45 years service with the Canadian Pacific Railway.
Studying map of Canada: Norman Smart, assistant news editor of the London Daily Express and R. C. "Rod" McInnes, associate manager of the TCA and CNR press bureaus.
Studying map of Canada: Norman Smart, assistant news editor of the London Daily Express and R. C. "Rod" McInnes, associate manager of the TCA and CNR press bureaus.
Harry Chapman, veteran CPR engineer, retired after 51 years service in railroading.
Harry Chapman, veteran CPR engineer, retired after 51 years service in railroading.