949 EDMONTON DAILY
OCT 22, 1907

COLE, Harry
COLE, Arthur
CAMERON, A.W.
WILLIAMSON, Mr.
BEAURDY, Alfred
BARRIE, J.
COX, George
AVERY, M.
CLAYTON, Mr.

Messrs, Harry and Arthur Cole will open their dancing academy at 
Neher's hall, East Jasper Avenue, this evening.

Mr. A.W. Cameron, manager of the Edmonton Opera house, left this 
afternoon for Spokane to switch the Spokan talent on to the Edmonton 
circuit.

Mr. Williamson of the Edmonton Produce Company states that butter is 
so scarce in eastern and western Canada this year that his firm will 
require to import butter from New Zealand.

Alfred Beaudry, of the Lesser Slave Lake, who spent yesterday and 
today in the city, left this afternoon for Athabasca Landing, from which 
place he will drive his herd of cattle to his farm at the Lesser Slave.

The front cover of "Rod and Gun" shows a colored photograph of an 
Edmonton Man, Mr. Arthur Murphy. Standing victorious over a huge 
bear he has just brought down. The photograph is by J. Barrie a well 
known Saskatchewan guide.

George Cox, while walking down the footpath on the hill near the 
Grandview hotel yesterday, slipped and fell badly, injuring his knee and 
face. He was taken to the Misericordia hospital, where he is resting 
somewhat easily today. 

At the Police court this afternoon M. Avery, a man about sixty years of 
age, appeared on a serious charge which had been preferred by a young 
lad named Clayton who works at the Alberta Hotel. The offence is 
alleged to have been committed one evening last week. 
Clayton had taken Avery to his room at the King Edward Hotel and it is 
alleged as a counter charge that Clayton had stolen a diamond stud 
which was missing afterwards.
The case against Avery which at first was one of assault was changed 
last evening and the defendant arrested but afterward released on $1,500 
bail.
E.B. Williams is acting for Avery and Hector L. Landry for Clayton.
After hearing the evidence of several witnesses this afternoon the case 
was further adjourned till tomorrow.