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Saskatchewan Medical Association. President of the G;W.V.A. Member Keewatin Club. (Prince Albert) Golf Club. Curling Club. Past Master Masonic Lodge (Wapella Lodge). Presbyterian. Address, Prince Albert.

 

MATHER: William Allan, General Supt. Canadian Pacific Railway, Saskatchewan Dist., Moose Jaw. Born Oshawa, Ont., Sept. 12th, 1885, a son of David L. and Catherine (Allan) Mather. Educated public and high schools of Kenora, Ont., McGill University; graduated in civil engineering in 1908. After leaving college worked on construction work with Canadian Pacific Railway, until Jan., 1911. Entered engineering and operating Dept., 1911-1912. Supt. at Kenora until Jan., 1915; Medicine Hat, supt. until June, 1915; Vancouver, asst. gen. supt.; Moose Jaw, supt. since Nov;, 1918. Member Prairie Club (Moose Jaw). Presbyterian. Address, C.P.R. Offices, Moose Jaw, Sask.

 

MYERS: Otto Phillip, doctor of chiropractic, Saskatoon. Born at Geneso, Ill, U.S.A., April 23rd, 1868, a son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Myers. Married Litta R. Innam, 1908, and was educated at MacPherson county schools, Kansas, Oklahoma City, Carver Chiropractic College. Pennsylvania Dutch stock, the family pioneers in America. Mrs. Myers family related to President Andrew Johnson and the Reverend Henry Ward Beecher. Dr. Myers was a minister of the United Brethren faith for some years; resigned and graduated from Carver College (chiropractic), 1907 (first-class honours). Opened practice at Blackwell, Oklahoma (four years); Pueblo, Colorado (one year). Came to Canada, 1910; opened practice at Saskatoon and enjoys a large and growing practice. Member of the Saskatchewan' Society. Chiropractors, and has been licensed in the Province since 1918. Received his academic training in Lane' University, Lecompton, Kansas. Address, Saskatoon, Sask.

 

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