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EDUCATION
IN
RURAL
ALBERTA
New
School
Act
Introduced
for
Prairie
Province
But
Will
Not
be
Pressed
An
additional
grant
of
500
yearly
In
each
teacher
in
a
rural
school;
special
Vissislanro
lo
schools
in
pioneer
districts,
ami
Hi.'
possibility
of
paying
rural
pupils'
fees
In
.schools
wcro
anions
I
In
benefit
In
be
derived
from
a
change
in
1
1
1
system
of
levying
I
lie
K.lurnlimial
Tax
act,
as
given
in
a
hill
fur
which
lion.
(Perron
Baker,
minister
of
edu
cation,
moved
fur
second
reading,
In
Ho'
Alberta
legislature,
according
In
the
report
published
in
llii1
IMiiimiliiti
Journal.
.Mr.
Maker
outlined
hi
scheme
fully
In
I
lit
leeonl
(earlier'
convention
al
Calvary
ami
informed
Die
house
Dial
ho
ili
not
intend
to
press
Hie
hill
al
this
silling
of
Ihe
Iioii.ii,
hul
would
prefer
lo
leave
it
in
second
reading
iinlil
Hie
adjourned
.eiion
I
his
year.
Three
Mills
Levy
llriefly,
the
hill
proposes
to
levy
'a
flat
rale
of
three
mill
on
Mime
MiiKl.iHHl.iNHl
nr
assess-nlile
land
in
all
rural
school
districts
in
Hie
province.
From
Hie
I,himi,imiii
Huh
received,
it!
was
proposed
lo
pay
a
special
grant
of
Sif
to
each
rural
dis-Irirl
for
each
leaclier
employed,
ill
addilioti
lo
Ihe
regular
grant.
There
would
ln
enough
left
lo!
pioneer
iiiriels
having
lilllciiliy
in
financing.
anr
in
addition,
Hie
minister
hoped
to
In-
aide
lo
pay
high
erliool
fees
of
rural
pupils
lo
city
lii'h
schools.
Proposal
Well
Received
The
proposal
was
received
wild
considerable
enthusiasm
hy
the
house,
Hie
minister
urging
Hint
Ihe
lime
had
come
when
every
VaU-p.'vyer
musl
recognize
his
liahitity
lo
see
thai
education
up
lo
jjrade
eight
was
provided
for
every
child
in
the
province.
I..
A.
(ilroux.
Liberal,
!rouard,
warmly
conralutnled
Mr.
Ilaker
USE
AND
STORAGE
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Yirdl.
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Is
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will
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inn
use
no
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snl
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licnerve
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B.
t
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ii,mn.-1im
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nr
near
Hie
Aln
Lake.
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mparity
nr
w
on
I
II
I
nr
ro.ervr.lr
lo
Ik-
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alKHil
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arre
fwl.
and
II
will
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(to
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mimi.
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power
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uixm
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parmf
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March.
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A
ropy
of
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lift
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or
liii.
nSilrc
and
an
appliraUon-
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xurn-Ui
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111
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nuim
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at
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on
to
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n.r
wliliin
thirty
Java
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the
nrst
appearanre
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irm
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tneKday
the
'
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al
Uie
hour
of
I
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In
lh.'
p.re.noon
or
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Hie
11H.1I011
may
lie
lnard
011
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or
the
aliove
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umipani
ror
.
.
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.niii
c.iiintianv
he
re-
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the
mil
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day
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30.1,
day
of
March,
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Solicitor
for
tho
patlltoner.
NOTICE.
I.N
THE
MATTKn
of
an
application
for
Um
iMiie
or
a
rrenn
fcrnricaie
in
rop
Lots
nliwlcrii
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alive
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havlna-
twit
fiirnlslioil
to
lliijl
the
expiration
or
thirty
,f
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the
rirsl
pul.llcalein
liereof.
a
l
"P
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Cerllflcale'of
Title
covcrluil
th"
,a"n't
in
Ihe
name
hf
PICTIII
M.
CAsinT
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rnvw
lussinv.
which
Ceriiricaie
lllle
I.
dnled
the
1
3
111
Awllt,
I0M
nutuhered
till
I.
Mxr.,.Fo.
nertirnr
of
Tltten
Land
rteitl.lry
nrrice.
prince
llupert,
H.C
March
?lh.
tl.
or
and
How
to
Play
Football
Hints
for
Captains
How
to
Coach
Teams-
Team
Spirit
is
Necessity
(ly
"Andy"
Ducal,
Mannger
of
Kiilhnni
Chili.)
(llriwlntril
from
(inx-nMk
Herald"
;
Somebody
has
snU
thai
th(
firl
duly
of
u
rnplain
i
to
win
the
loss.
My
own
lielief
is
that
the
duties
of
a
raplaiit,
and
his
most
important
duties,
liegins
long
lieforv
lie
spins
the.
coin.
.
First
he
must
rouse
leiini
spirit
in
his
men.
One
winger
loses
I'onfideiiee
in
his
in-idc
man
and
refiises
lo
pass
o
hnu.
lie
shoots
al
goal
lijmseir,
ei
Ire's
direct,
swings
lln!
hall
.out
when
it
ought
to
lie
kept
-elOse
in
fact,
does
orrrvtliing
except
pass
lo
his
inside
man.
Here
is,
work
for
Ihe
captain.
The
lime
In
check
Ihis
is
before
the
match
begins,
or
at
half
time.
is
no
use
navin
the
man
in
front
of
the.
other
players
afler
Hie
forward
line
has
failed
in
front
of
goal.
This
only
makes
him'
obstinate.
The
Ihiiiff
lo
.say
is,
"Mind
ypu,
old
man,
I
don't
blame
you
because
we
didn't
score
those
three
(joals
we
looked
like
gel
tins:,
but
I
do
think
you
might,
have
kept
the
iball
closer
between
yourself
and
your
inside
:mau."
Dealing
With
Delinquents
To
which
the
reply
will
no
ibiubl
be;
"Hut
he's
Mich
a
fool."
Here
Ihe
relorl
is:
"If
I
thought
(hat
I
shouldn't
play
him."
Ami
if
the
culprit
lias
!
heeit
spoken
to
before,
you
might
add,
"And
if
I
thought
you
were
lining
to
make
a
fool
of
him
I
shouldn't
play
you."
I'siially
the
first
caution
alone
will
be
enough
provided
it
is
given
ipiielly
where
no
other
players
can
hear
it.
With
an
amateur
learn
the
captain
usually
gels
Ihe
work
of
seeing
lo
Hie
practice
of
his
men.
What
is
needed
with
amateur,
teams
is
plenty
of
hall
nraclice.
When
(hey
play
only
once
a
week
they
need
all
exercise
they
can
gel
at
becoming
used
to
the
feel
of
Ihe
hall.
The
captain
whose
team
plays
on
Saturday
afternoon
should
forehead,
never
the
crown
of
the
head.
Face
up
when
heading
is
Itiil
won't
ing
singled
duly?"
My'
jump
al
the
players
resent
he-oul
for
"faligne
experience
is
they,
chance
of
heimgl
coached,
iumviilril
Ihey
know
their
captain
is
capable
of
coaching
Ihem,
and
thai
Ihey
are.
.
l
.
III..
Hie
soil
oi
men
who
are.
iiM-iy
to
become
a
credit
to
the
loam.
No
srhool-maslerlsh
"0oni
Jo
me
itflerwards!"
talk.
niu.st.
cjiiler
ilito
thTs.
The
rtfdaitf
siiVVtild
say.
"I'll
show
you
how
to
do
that
pass
if
you've
got
a
minule
to
spare
when
we
arc
finished."
Coaching
a
team
of
footballers
is
work
tlnil
any
man
can
be
proud
of
hut
here
Iho
choice
nf
a
captain
is
very
important.
Amateur
learns
are
held
together
hy
only
one
thing
Iho
desire
of
Iho
players
In
gel
ft
good
game
and
to.
enjoy
it.
A
tactless
captain
may
snap
this
thread
and
send
good
players
hunting
for
teams
where
they
won'.l
get
nagged.
11
is
a
fact
that
a
man
who
really
knows
rarelv
nags,
and
il
is
also
a
fact
that
if
Ihe
loam
is
nware
that
he
knows,
Ihey
won't
mind
his
nag
ging.
What
Captains
Need
riial
is
why
the
soundest
play-
or
should
lie
cnosen
captain
oi
an
amateur
loam.
Nnl
n
brilliant
player
who
depends
for
his
skill
on
special
physical
gifts,
but
n.
fellow
who
has
worked
up
a
sound
game.
He
should
be
n
little
older
than
Ihe
others,
and
not
a
person
nf
sharp
wit
witty
remarks
will
(ear
your
team
to
nieces
in
a
month.
The
m'nn
who
hn.
a
technique
of
Ihe
game,
who
has
learned
Ihr
correct
way
In
kick
pass
and
head,
can
leach
the
others
belter
than
n
brilliant
sprinter
or
a
gifted
ahonter
and
ho
will
probably
have
the
patience
to
do
it,.
Next
the
duly
of
the,
captain
is
lo
work
out
the
plan
of
campaign
for
Ihe
coming
match,
and
explain
il
lo
his
team
on
the
way
lo
Hie
ground,
or
on
the
night
before.
N
't
hen,
and
only
I
hen,
comes
Ihe
matter
of
tossing.
The
.winner
will
usually
lake
the
end
thai
gives
him
(he
benefit
of
Ihe
wind
in
(he
fir.sl
half.
The
other
side
are
fatigued
by
playing
aigaiusl
the
wind,
nud
if
Ihe
win-tiers
lake
advantage
of
the
wind
to
pile
itii
a
couple
of
goals,
the
opponent
will
come
up
for
the
second
half
with
'that
"under
dog"'
feeling.
(
When
the
wind
is
blowing
across
the
field,
Ihe
captain
.should
choose
his
end
so
thai
lie
gels
the
wind
blowing
across
the
field
from
the-
direction
of
his
best
wing
pair.
The
instruction
will
then
go
forth
that
Ihe
hall
is
(o
be
kept
on
that
wiirg
as
much
a
possible.
This
mans
that
when
the
two
hesl
wing
men
have
lo
centre
(the
baft,
the
wind
will
he
helping
them
'all
Ihe
Ijme,
while
when
Ihey
are
running
il
down
the
wind
will
carry
il
on
to
the
field,
no
into
Innch.
The
best
pair,
with
the
help
of
(he!
the
wind,
should
put
on
a
couple
of
goals.
I
hen
when
it
comes
lo
the
turn
of
the
other
pair
to
play
with
the
wind
helping
them
they
will
only
need
lo
keep
(heir
end
pick
out
just
two
men
who
have.:
up.
This
second
pair,
loo,
will
failed
lo
distinguish
themselves.
come
up
fresh
for
Hie
second
After
the
match
Ihey
can
haveHialf.
since
the
ball
has
been
kept
..
.
,
!
II..
ll
.
.t
n
siiorl
rest
ronoweii
ny
a
speiiioown
hum
r
wing
a
mucn
as
on
his
scheme,
declaring
thai
he'((f
,)aU
ir;lffi(.
w,fIl
ie
olhersj
possihle
In
the
fir.sl
half.
piatl
wouni
mean
lirr.u
iinur
,,no
for
pioneer
districts
where
the
.
n
,
people,
nin(
in
many
cases
the
teachers,
had
gone
In
great
sac-j
rificc
to
give
the
children
as
much
of
a
school
term
as.
possible.
Several
members
intimated
llieir
desire
discuss
the
bill,
but
the
minister
closed
the
debate
without
realizing
Ihis
fact.
.Mr.
Speaker
suggested
thai
no
harm
was
being
done
hy
leaving
Hie
bill
just
as
it
was
until
the
,iiiiiiiiiim
of
the
session
later
In
Ihe
year.
WATER
NOTICE.
If
shooting
in
front
i
-
-
Is
at
fault,
they
will
WINMJP
HP
QCAQflM
need
to
he
shown
Ihe
correct
slyle
of
kicking
toes
down,
knee
forward,
body
well
over
I
lie
top
of
the
hall,
causiiiig
the
shot
lo
fly
low
and
straight.
Where
backs
have
failed
al
tackling.
Hie
captain
will
dribble
ihe
hall
between
Ihem,
training!
Learning
to
Head
Heading
can
he
practised
hy
heading
the
hall
gjenlly
back-
.....n.l
nml
r.wti-i
l'.l
liltKl-nOll
Kill
or
th
reo
players
using
the
MINIATURE
RANGES
Shoot
for
Heilbroner
Cup
Monday
and
Last
Round
of-
Rifle
Association
Friday
them
lo
gel
close
and
time
their
-'Xl
.Monday
see
Jbe
windup
efforts
at
robbing
him
accurately
of
Ihe
season
shooting
at
the
Minnialure
range
and
after
thai
'the
marksmen
will
turn
their
at
.
lenlion
lo
the
ranges
al
Mc-
;.icholl
r.reek.
On
the
final
day'
..ii
iini-n
li-
tie.
Ihe
shoot
for
lliej
'Heilbroner
Challenge
tlup
when
a
learn
of
five
from
the
Royal
,Oanadian
Naval
Volunteer
lle-!
servo
will
shoot
a
leant
nf
similar
numbers
from
Hie
First
ll.C.
Mlegiment.
Friday
night
the
firth
and
last
round
of
Ihe
Dominion
nf
Can
ada
Hi
fie
Association
shoot
will
lake
place.
This
will
determine
the
standing
of
(he
local
rogi
mnril
In
Mm
l)i-imininii
In
reo
to
mark?
,
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.
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1
1
i.i
We
III.
I'.l
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Ill
At.k
good
BEITER
THAN
RICHES
T
Tnder
the
dome
of
the
Board
of
Trade
in
Manchester,
England,
is
this
inscription:
"A
good
name
is
rather
to
be
chosen
than
riches."
The
thought"
is
considerably
more
than
mere
sentiment.
It
is
good
business.'
A
good
name
is
recognized
as
the
biggest
individual
asset
a
business
can
have.
It
is
the
very
keystone
of
modern
industry.
Business
today
is
done
on
such
a
broad
scale
every
merchant
and
every
manufacturer
has
such
a
long
list
of
customers
that
it
would
not
do
to
have
a
reputation
for
"slipping
something
over"
Advertising
has
standardized
almost
every
article
you
can
buy.
You
don't
have
to
bargain
and
dicker
and
haggle
to
know
that
you
are
getting
as
good
as
you
give.
That's
why
it
pays
to
read
the
advertisements
and
to
buy
adverttsed
goods.
A
product's
advertising
is
the
best
guarantee
oj
its
faithful
performance
and
lasting
usefulness
or
of
definite
Value.
The
advertiser
would
not
dare
risk
his
good
name
by
advertising
an
unworthy
product.
If
you
value
satisfaction
if
you
want
to
get
your
full
money's
worth
every
time
READ
THE
ADVERTISEMENTS
and
buy
advertised
merchandise.
Take
advantage
of
the
advertisements
and
get
real
value
II
III.
.'..iniiiiirii
,
.
i
ii
i
.
.
out
.
at
.
l
ie
meeting
..
of
.il
the
schoo
school
I
rksmanship.
J
airly
goo.
Thiir,y
niUt.
tin
rite
have
itieen
geared
and
-
(
;
-
-.iivailhbi
'tl
team
should
make
a!..
V
'
.
i"1
,
sliowinir.
.
BASKETBALL
TEAMS
LOST
BOTH
GAMES
Colts
and
All
Stars
Defeated
Anyox
and
Coming
Home
Today
The
two
basket
hajl
Colls
,and
All-Stars
beaten
at
Anyox
last
are
returning
home
at
tenuis,
Ihe
were
bolh
night
and
today.
A
telegram
received
from
Ihem
hy
Cenrgo
Fri.zell
says:
"host
games
'i:
to
23
and
.TV
to
22.
Leaving
al
12.30
today.
Sport
Chat
1
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--
H
The
Football
Association
should
huvn
no
ilillicully
in
fimling
some
means
lo
raise
Ihe
wherewithal
lo
purchase
uniform
.
and
other
equipment
for
the
Junior
Fool-ball
League
which
il
i
endeavoring
lo
reorganize
I
hi
year.
The
school
board
was
approached
on
Hie
mailer
by
a
delegation
at
ils
lasl
mooting
but
Ihu
hoard
took
Ihe
view
thai
it,
nhnnld
not
be
n
parly
In
purchasing
uniforms
for
any
Individual
pupil
or
learns..
To
do
Ihis,
it
is
plain,
might
lead
hoard
could
not
hope
lo
meet.j
Now
that
Ihe
Football
Assoeia-i
lion
has
ils
heart
set
on
starling
i
Hie
-Junior
footballers
going!
again,
il
will
probably
be
able
loj
find
some
interest
that
will
give'
ni
this
small
amount
of
assist
ance
that
il
needs.
The
largest
school
in
Ihe
city,
lloolh
Memorial,
i
in
Ihe
position
of
having
about
the
smallest
.
,.
i
playground.
This
was
pointed
i.ii,i..:,
111'!.
,
,
.
,
,
.
.,-
i
lo
is
not
adequate,
for
Ihe
playing
of
such
games
as
fool-
hall
and
baseball
which
are
prac
tically
a
part
of
Ihe
curricula
of
modern
schools.
The
board
will
undoubtedly
give
the
situation
at
lloolh
School
ils
immediate
attention
though
it
is
hardly
likely
thai
the
suggestion
made
thai
adjoining
property
be
purchased
for
use
as
play
"grounds
will
llnd
general
favor.
McClymont
Park"
is
once
again
the
centre
of
atlraelions
for
Ihe
kiddies
of
town.
Co-incidenlally
with
Ihe
.starling
of
the
Faster
vacation,
the
playground
equip-"
nienl,
which
was
Installed
last
year
by
the
fiyro
Club,
has
been
I
installed
again
after
having
bo-
ing
stored
during
the
inclement
winter
months.
I
to
fore
this
sum-;
mor
is
over,
Ihe
(tyro
Club
ex-1
peels
lo
have
ils
sVcoml
play
ground
in
operation
al
Westview.
Application
is
being
madh
by
Iho
club
to
Iho
city
council
to
namo
Iho
playground
in
McClymont
Park
"fiyro
Playground
No.
I"
and
that
in
Westview,
"(iyro
Playground
No.
EVEN
THE
BABIES
A
little,
four-year-old,
seeing
his
mother
make,
a
laltlco-top
oraiiWrry
pie,
inquired!
"Muv
to
other
requests
being
made
of
vor,
is
we
goin'
to
have
cross,
a
slniilur
nature
all
of
which
the
'world
puzzlio
pie
for
dinnur?"
la
The
Boating
Season
is
Coining
Just
Arrived
English
Flannel
Pants
...
,
$3.75
and
$4.75
English
Sports
Suits
.
.
.
...
..
$15.00
English
Gaberdine
Coats
Just
in.
STEVE
KING
Phone
Green
85.
Another
Portland
Canal
Opportunity
The
first
Treasury
rite.
of
the
Porter-Idaho
Mining
(lo.,
Ltd.,
is
now
offered
Hie
piihlic
at
2c
per
share.
This
is
tin?
only
other
shipping
mine
beside
the.
Premier
in
iho
Portland
liana
District.
Ore
shipped
lasl
year
more
than
paid
development
work.
For
full
information
apply
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W.
M.
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