Chapter I: Front Matter
[Cover Illustration]
_Typical Canadian Pacific Scenery_]
The Romance
_of the_ Canadian
Pacific Railway
_By_
R. G. MacBETH
_Author of “The Making of the Canadian West,”_
_“The Romance of Western Canada,” Etc._
THE RYERSON PRESS
TORONTO
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Copyright, Canada, 1924, by
THE RYERSON PRESS
CONTENTS
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I. Famous Forerunners 1
II. The Approach to a Great Task 11
III. Giants in Action 18
IV. The Chariot Wheels Drag 33
V. Getting Up Speed 43
VI. A Great Adventure 53
VII. The New Company 67
VIII. A Constructive Genius 79
IX. Crossing the Prairie 94
X. Battling for Life 110
XI. Ocean to Ocean 129
XII. Guardians of the Road 151
XIII. Intensive and Extensive Work 164
XIV. The Guiding Hands 181
XV. The Wonders of the Deep 207
XVI. War Service 220
XVII. The Floodtide of Wheat 235
XVIII. Special Features 245
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Typical Canadian Pacific Scenery _Fron
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The Bow River Valley and Banff Springs Hotel; Lake
Louise; Mount Sir Donald and Illecillewatt Glacier;
Moraine Lake.
Early Builders 76
Lord Mount Stephen, First President; Sir William Van
Horne, First General Manager and Second President; Lord
Shaughnessy, Early Financier and Third President.
An Interesting Group 93
Lord Shaughnessy, Lord Strathcona (Donald A. Smith),
Lady Strathcona.
The Present Management 188
E. W. Beatty, President; Grant Hall, Vice-President;
I. G. Ogden, Vice-President of Finance; W. R. McInnes, Vice-
President in Charge of Traffic; A. D. Mactier, Vice-President,
Eastern Lines; D. C. Coleman, Vice-President, Western Lines;
Sir George McLaren Brown, European General Manager.
Former Officers 205
The late David McNicoll, Vice-President and General
Manager; the late R. B. Angus.
Recent Developments 252
The Bassano Dam; the Brooks Aqueduct; Supply Farm at
Strathmore, Alberta; Canadian Pacific Docks at Quebec.
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_The Romance of the Canadian_
_Pacific Railway_
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THE ROMANCE OF THE
CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAILWAY
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