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budget; other sorts“ can't.

Milli

Developments

The cabinet council tuct nlght without the lPromier,

aiiriolfi

resign ing.

- . 'l‘ iduy's llliglti-l‘

tiiiitindl ilidepoltdcnco,

who WHIP responsible

lnlll tltt-i~e.:'ni'e\ it is probable

ti.’ Niiiitiils - »—--¢0>---_

TORONTO, Oiii., .\i:i.r<-li

hols today. At. ti. drug

lii'->i ilt

the litiapiilli.

rl-lillr stairs liotlso, n

at the ilifiililRlli in cd

Slillilur; of the woman. The tvnnmn wag

is anotlu- clliitl six yours iflllis.

Announcements,

Coming Events,

illlii it litlllll ill liiilil

llallizltitl-lit will ‘lie dissolved.

Flrtvatis resignation, it is iliuler- stioll. wits tine to the zfaci that. he was t-calioltstlric for tho comprom- ise prcyiosal in the Anglo-El-Kyllliait treaty lliitler which British ticctipit- lion oi‘ itlgyltt should trontinac alt- olhor tlltciltll- with eventual refer- tun-e of tho mutter to the League

insect-mar.

There is something-strenuous and worth while about folks nlto run a ,

l

Place

Relations With Bri-, » tain on 1922 Basis. |°‘“‘“‘ F°I“."_“‘_“",‘°_“‘EEL__ CAIRO, l-Zgyl-itdsrch o-Prcm- fer Sarwat Pasha today resigned.

his grill-o for “reasons of health." . st .

and

“reed upon terms ‘cf a note soil-i,‘ to Lin; llrilislt High Commissioner» lprtt Lloyd, rejecting tlihfl proposed "pilllll treaty- It. is under- mht; the Premier handed this note to the lltgh Commissioner ltefore,

Th.» Egyptian government's t te- jt-rlitlti oi‘ the proposed treaty and i'l‘(‘lllit‘l‘ Sarwitfis consequent res- ignation was forecast several (lays ago iii tiltoiiicial despatchcs front developments pill ; ptiian rcla-tloits back to.‘ llll- pfisllltlll (tcctipled ili‘ 1922, wlitutl ilrl-ai llritaltt granted Egypt cott-

|l Vida not known what the ticrii til-us will lic. but It ta tindrrstnlttl llull. |li.- \\'.'it‘tllsts, or Nationalists. flit‘ lite hmuk. are not anxious to linden 1,11... [illl Ytliéptlllflliiiiilitlfi of office, tlhat

Woman, 21, Found, Murdered iii lllime

ii-

(‘tlrlt inuiioalti. a married woman. titled 27 yours. was found |lllll'(|i‘l‘t‘ll ili ilt'l‘ ilillllt‘ on (litlilviftlillltl llulli-J- \'.trl|, ili the ltlast. hind, ily neigh- stub’! Woodbine Avenue a'nillo from tho lions», Pl-‘to Paiiieaio. the woman's -.-illu' was pickcii ‘up ili a. ‘lllili: rt-ltdiiioit front the effects of drinking iodine and wits rusltctl lo

illl

Th‘ woman was found lying in -1 llool of blood at. the .i'ooi. m‘ iiiu,'decisiort of the New York courtthal. (i‘ll.‘ilt‘ll0ill'ti‘ -resident.s of Cnnadn be allowed to plcktlvo with \\'ili4‘il illo crime hurl (‘Ylititdlliy iifllll rotliliiiiietl lyitilg ltesltll- hor-

tltlntl-tilo, when taken to tho hos- pital was t-otttrrtltl with hlriotl and ltall .-,tl.l..,,,ty swallowed a‘ lnrgfl probably the Supreme Com-t oftlte q,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,- ,,,,,,,,,._ no ,,, ,,, .,, ,.,-i. United States scents inevitable. lit-at 41 liilihlflll in tho ‘our-val iltYi- _ , liiilil. The police helical they will clmlmcn" Qmcmly "m" they h“ '3 ilt‘ ahla lo connect. him with tho 59°" "l0 will 0f lht‘ ruling. butihey

‘ liin their rights mo Wm n, they_were W1C‘ _ _ 1,,.,,,,_,‘,, ,,.a,,,,,a,o_ "m, mm, yo", classing bordei commuters as int

nlll girl. ltrtrie, hat been seen on mlgranw’ ,1... _.,,.,._., ,.,.,.,,,g_ ,jy ,,,,,gh,,n,_, ,,,,_ lfhey stitzlzest that. the Jay Treaty iorn liitll‘ entered lhc house. Titer"

oil.

Meetings. Etc

"Poitiiug. Si. lnovitic pimures.

Peters. ‘Thursday.

2907-3-5-2i. l

“lltintit llcrbort Chili loading at Mount ii4‘lii(‘l'i W. T. Coady. Sctfy, 2938

KS lyctluesday‘ 7th».

‘Mffllllfl i0 Carnival at Hunter llivl-r. .\iull'(‘il 10ili. Prizes for ltesi 2940-3-64“

rosltlnlt-s.

can“, Marl-ll 6th. "Mrs- llriggii oi‘ presented by

u't miss lt.

__-_.

°_'i'tlitie to lllQ concert. anti box “ilfllll lil littrtilvllltt llltll on Wad y. .\lnl‘(‘ll 7th. if not fine first

"instill

"ll" ilitrht following.

2923-3-6~2l

o .___... “Ant taking livc hogs at Kon- "lllllllu. Tuesday. March iii-h,

llllun. Alden ‘Mfiflflfl.

"Solos, “llull.-l. Creek

mm" llull. Wednesday

and have n. htlr time.

(lid . l liirnh

"lltlrsc ‘R0608, Riverside Park- 13th. ' Qilifi-ii-Bfli

"llut-key fl?_;\llll8l‘» River. ' Winolotndially invited. Admll-‘llm

Vernon, we¢n”\hy_

ms July

‘aunt 7th. Ruatico vit- , litiinz arm,- “mm

i’

uctilni: of Cavendish Hail. Three-act comedy. the Poultry Yartd". tho young with" 2829-34-51

2925

._..... quartets, readings. dili- (‘lty and local talent. Muir night.

Z951 “lienr lltll BIocumJctl Whcolttr,

Sol illolni and otllorri. btiz soc- mig Crook Hall. Wednesday. Tiii- 2951

tlll

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MERCHANT.

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Dlctaiorships are wrong, not. bee cause at too Inuoh power. but too little r-sponnihlllty.

lBritish rn..;;.?ii‘ "liélgl. ‘r1... l l .Was S e i z e d: Serious Crisis.

i. lCemdian Pressl l (Special to the Guardian)

MIAMI. Fina March i l-J. a‘ '.- . - ~-l f. . . . .g..lt to heed a warning shot across hetq- ( I w ‘y “m l | , ~T§‘,...‘.,.,.~. bow’ rr°m ‘he C°l15l~ GllflFl-‘l Shipt|lPll0t| lotlav \\llll titt- 'Ol‘~4’iL‘.'ll lTlill'i c3551" 135l- lllglll. llle Brlll5ll AllXu-Kisiers oi’ ttttisl Fllropezili rtiuniril-s m“ schoone" Isle or ‘lime “'35 ‘lqplfllt-iiig serious uiid intporitntt tiecis- ed when shc docked hetc todayzlugng ,.,.‘.,.,,,-,,,',',,,,, ,,.,,_.,,,_,,. ,,,~ p," ,from Nassau. A search failed io,,..‘, ,,”‘,,\.' ., ,]n',,",-,,,. ,,,,, 1;‘ disclose any contraband and she '.'“7|=,' . ‘(ncluipyf ' ,,‘,l,,‘.,'l_i ‘WM remased- bu, the Capt Wm Kpuesit up, aunt a. its .1 ll - ct .. ,

‘wheem. “w; he“, to answer {ed lllfillllllll‘ c‘ the council. is rep- churge of refusing to heed a Coast "Ofimlm "y Hon‘ Ram“ Djmmrzmm

The tttrist important item on iih‘ ,agl-lida is the zlffuli- of the Si. Got-l ‘hard iliacliliie gilns, in w ' it the League fat-cs a. serious cr s. it is| the first case that has tit-ism antler,

iDeatli or Great

u i ; syplem tt-itertriiy. ,he IIAC-ilgdllt‘ I, was ,.eg,.e,,cd by 3,, ma, H,S~E,,e,,.n ,\.,,.E,,,en_ _ - [was chairgctl with ililllltli'll_\' i" onour LtctitenaittGovernorHcartz Dr. Giichruti, Dean of College — I . (can d! Pr H, ‘maintain the tliS“.ll'll"illlll£‘Ill provn- trits unable to be resent, but it is Dr. George Green. _ CALCUTT?‘ “g1 ,el“55 L d lclis r.’ the ltcat-c treaties, Icxpelcted that he trill attend tlttsi Mrs. Ciilcltrist, wife oi the Dcan- , S, - “K "' °' .6\'€l'llllg'S tircseittaiioti. for WIIiChJLMISS Florence McDonald. - “m- Grem- mdh“ Maksmmt i.»- said. the house has been nearly Lieutenant Small. Chair of Mat-

tvho was made a. Peer for his World War work, died today, aged 64, Lord Slnlta, first Bar- on of Raipur, was the first na- tive member of the Executive Council of the Viceroy of India and was the first Indian to be granted a British Peerage. 11c was graduated from the Presi- dency College, at Calcutta and went to England. There he stu- died to be a lawyer. llc was called to the bar in 1886, and

._{-<0>——- ,

Olympic Team Arrive From Paris

lCanadlan Prcssi LONDON, March 5.-Thc Canad- iun Olympic team arrived at Lon- dott from Paris yesterday after _vi- siting other European capitals, in- cludiitg Berlin. Vienna and Ant-

Tlie Utiiictl States circuit court of appetiis today held tiiut Mary (‘ook and Antonio Daiieloii, residents of Niagara Falls. Ontario, who u-ovu taken in'io tsustod] tvlteit ‘they ai- tempted t'o cross ilte Pcaco llritlg". on llecemliet 3. last for ilic p11" tiltso of workitig for the day in Nia- igaru. Falls, .\'.Y.. were not. immi- grants and tlroreforc not. l-atvfuill’ sublet-t. to detention-

Tho coilit held that. tho Jay treaty entered llllill by Canada null the United Status in 171M grout"! wltrlretts of either nationality lit" Plgllli. to transact business in Lil" ltcigliboriiig" country’ and for tint purpose to cntl-r lilt‘ t-ptliitry- icin- ptirlti-ily witiiotit lilo llstial iltiilti- gmttlolt restrictions

Tito del- ‘tit trltit-it was unani- otis ntakcs il t'it‘¢ll' that l-vl-li lit-t t‘lt~i that Allis-ms (‘otlk is a llriiisil

this morning to High Conttnisslon- er Laikin.

duy in

Miss Cecil Smith was unable

ishcs tomorrow. _ P. J. Mulqueen, Sheriff Paxiion

Olympic games sailecl for Caitad: Saturday on the Baltic.

Where Advance

(Canadian Press)

i

eventually became a King's werp. All the players except Frank Counsellor. Sullivan and RossTaylor came froitt ~—" Paris by air. n E l‘ _

' ' The team plays an A - Hg i511

squad on Thursday. Solmc of tlltlel - Canadians substitute payers w

assist England. Members of the

D n Royal Family are expected to \v1t-

. n ncss the game. _

e ' The team is in first class condi-

_ _ , tioit. W. A. Hewitt, their Manager

NEW YORK ‘Ml " “larch 5' M on the trip. introduced the players‘

‘Miss Constance Wilson skated to- thc Ladies‘ Championship. l0 skate. having sprained lter back in practice on Saturday. Jack East- wood and Miss Maud Smith skated b

in the Paris competition’ which fin-mm.

W. A. Fry and some other Canadi- ans accompanying the team foriltc ,._-

Polls May Be Held

GIVEN ill TllE

Crowded House Greets The Premiere 0i The

, Musical Comedy,

A most delightful entertainment took place last night in the Prince Edward Theatre, when the musical comedy “In College" was presented utidcr the auspices of the Ladies Auxilin a

tinge. to a crowded house.

completely sold. ‘ It is a jolly musical comedy, witlt plenty of rollicking songs. and lots ,of wholesome fun. As in most pieces of the kind. it depends for |its effect rather on amusing situa- tions than ilt plot. However, it, tnay be said that tltc College hero, Jim- imie Cavendish, tnakes a touch down in the football match in the llast. act, and tnakes satisfactioty arrangements with his sweetheart. Miss "Jim Cltaning. the girl froitt Dixie. before thc curtain falls. while the firc-catitig Major Kllpelt- pH‘, who was technically deceived by Tad Chcsaldinc. the College cut tip, who ntasqltcraded as the hero's wealthy aunt. scams in a very fair way to ittakc a profitable, and doubtless pleusattt. match with thc trcal aunt. llliss Jane Cavendish, of Wall Street.

Every one pcrforlned his or her part so splendidly that. it is quite

‘impossible to single anyone out for

praise.

Worth '

Z

[College girls was ntuch enjoyed .b_\ t tho audience.

'I‘hc excellent support hole given by Wagner's Orchestra

‘also deserves it-tcittioit. ‘

And finally, the capable and iii-

trlligent direction of Mrs. A. J

illollic. is worthy oi‘ the highest]

,t~olitmcitdatioii. Without it. tlic play tsucccss it was.

l lows :--

OTTAWA’ March 5__Thc,-e “moi Jintniitt Cuttcittlisii. n Rail-flair

yboy-Frcd Whitehead.

subject nlzt born iii t‘ iadll a-id be no (Ilgcflun in sight, at. present that. liant-Ioii is a llill!\ hi‘ llaiy. but Jules Gustoitquay, Chief Elect-l, w“ S l n“, thl-y (‘illlllill lh- lawttllit- cxrltttl-ni oml Officer, IS keeping tits recordsfllllr- l 01,0 l-h

its hotii are liFilir-‘ll stllijl-t-ls living ‘m (‘antidzr WASHINGTON, March 5.—Tltc

announced where advance polls may be held.

cross the Itiierntttioltttl boundary daily to work irrespective of their places of birth, has proven very dis- turbiiig itere. An appeal froln the decision to the Federal Courts.

Toronto. Gruveithurst. Orillla. Oshawa and Parry Sound. —--——-{O3—

The Late Mr. Charles R. Smallwootl

Charles R.

Immigration Ofllcials will not

throughout tha ii

have maintained l t

Tltc death of Mi‘-

ls still iit effect and will open the whole discussion of border crossing which has been the subject of dip- llomstic exchanges between Canada and the United States for nearly a ‘year. When the case comes before tthe Federal Courts the point. prob- iably will bc raised that the Jay ‘Treaty of 1794 was automatically abrogated by the vrar of 1812.

_T'.\lli'ii4)ll Silt: iii Reeves, l-lidoil. ,.\lurclt fllii. Soc posters.

some time past, but it was not. utt- til u few days ago that. ltis condi-

underwent an operation in Prince Edward Lsinitd Hospital lust week. front which lic apparently recovered. but thereafter he failed rapidly until the end came.

The late Mr. Smallwood was well

2tlil1-3-5-ill. Province. A man of sterling worth and high character, n good citizen and one who worked conscientiously for the betterment of the province lic vrlil be greatly missed. Mr. Smallwood lifter securing his elementary education in the public schools entered Prince of Wales College. altar; trhficlt] he tail! lc Hull -otnlght. atiidclock. Short l-ll>_ llll‘ 1'95 n8 0 all‘ l1 e prxogrtim before supper. office of Palmer d: McLeod. both, now deceased. In 1884 he was ad- oflThe ladle; Qt‘ the Baptisichttrch mitticd as an attorney and in 1885 will hold their ltospitnl cake sale on as a barrister, being also made a Saturday. 2949 notary public in the latter year. "Dr. Cllft, M.D. in chronic cases Hc then entered with it profes- 112 Prince St. Phone 897-J. Char- slonnl partnership with Mr. now, lottetiown. Self-Help. Don't; delay Judge A. B. Warburton. under the 2-16-1 mo. firm nittnc of Warburton and Small- . _ wood, which association continued “A ‘gnarl basket. social and cou- until i892, when it, was dissolved. cert to be ltoltl in Wtitalon llull. since which time Mr. Smallwood Th,,,._,,,,,,.y Afnfkh Sth- Progrniit has continued the practice alone. hommahcittg at 7:.'lo_ Ladies with He had always taken an active part. bask“, "w, it stormy. Fiidnv tn public affairs, having been for n,,,~,,,' ztlrlt-a-o-zil some years secretary of the Liber- ' ' til-Conservative organization tn Oijljyprybnlly conic to Hunter Prince Edward Island. while up to my", Tugptlny, March 6th. nntl,'hls death he served as secretary of hour the ltlg concert. nnd box soc- thc Prince Edward Island Bxlttbt- l“. Don't. miss lt- Good proizrairvtlon and Driving Park Association. impaired bv firoenvnlo Womenfio On March 20th, i889, Mr. Small- institute Admission 2r. m. wood was married to Miss Ada 1.. ' 2909-31-5-21. ‘Hutchinga. a native of st. John's. __... lNewlotmdllnd, and a. daughter of "Prince Edward Island Poultry Charles Hutchtngs of that place. To Association will ‘hold their annual this union have been born two chil- poultry show on March 8. ‘l artdBt-h. dreh Vivian Cu rt- iuid Cyril m their showrooms at. the Nash Gerard, the latter ecensed. : Motor Car 00.. Lower Queen 5t.» ‘Ito Mrs. Bmaliwood and son thus

watt. Stewart Wcducsdtty, spec- m plmdq 290l-{i-5-Ji

"Hear 0h Kflyl ll acts. in Britannia Valley, Riarch tith.

.\ comcdly lu llull. Tyul:

2903-3-52;

“Come to bean supper in Brack-

3041-34-2!

, . O. H dman a Co. ‘All cor- beieavd of a loving husband and, opp J m frflt- father, The Guardian extends its 34l9'3'5'3lsincerest rytnpethy.

i l

up to date. and in the Caitada Gaz-j ‘ ette today a number of changes arc Gfllllllllul- in the list of places

Th "c ulatioit provides for alt _ _ p advaicicel gull in any place where it Chair oi Plll|0lOfi,\'—F‘l'l\lllC Nichol- is believed that. fifteen or more ad- “Olf- _ vnnced Yams would be Donut T.) Scotch lyiacAlitstci‘. Fool-ballCup- this list are added iit Ontario: New Naiiklna.‘

Smallwood yesterday afternoon, al-. though not unexpected during the past. few days. came as a distinct. Shock to the ntmty who kricw liim. He had been in failing licaith for,

tlon was tltotlght-to be serious. l-lc the

.Majoi' Kilpcppcr, Head ,Miliiitry-Ftiltoti Adams.

iillll——-Mt?lll0ll Wliitlock. Shorty Long Fl’t‘Sl1lllill1-A.ib\‘l'l Blanchard.

Billy Van Dorit. oit tlic Glcc Club

“Harry Crnsyvcll. Dr. Twiggs, Meitton Whitlock. Miss "Jim“ ‘Chatting. tlic Girl

front Dixie-Miss Margaret Ceilings. Marjorie Havllund. College Wid-

ow—Mi.-.s Nora Cameron. Mrs. Bagsby, "Mu" the ‘Laittllntlv-Mrs. Arthur Henry.

-New York-Miss Ethel Stiiltcrlltitti.‘

ry of the Protestant Orpln,

t‘ Tltc cltorutc: were well chosen, with regard to their ensemble cf- fect, wltllc the specialities. consist- ing of a Ballet daticc by Mtss Leila and a song from Carmen Barbara MacNcill, as also Military Drill, performed by the

to ihc

could licvcr ltave been the great

The cast of characters is as fol-

Tad Cltesaitlint». the COIlUgC Clit- Lcviticus, “Ace of Spadcs"~Eddic of the

Professor Scttacliavrib Popp. tltc

oti titc Facility" —-i

Popular Miss Jane Cattendislt, Wall Stri-ci,

. t _

Covers PrinceEdward Island Like the Dew u, gubperlptionl Delivered 05.00 "i i Y _ . i t7»... 0......- aru. s. a. t...» CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, TL ESDAX, MARCH c, 192s gmyrqgug_-ge-;__gg 17g,-

Gambling' Charges

(Special to the Guardan) , \\'fN.\r'll’l-3(l. .\lttli-, Aiarch 5t l "Ilig llili" Eddy. (thief of llic ci'y tioliu- morality squall, arrested 111i molt single handed Sunday al.1101-

- r

PRINCE EDWARD

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noon. It was one ofiho biggest

it , it In were all taken itt oit git-milling charges following a. visit .\ir. ltlddy

, M“, cmopznra Pom,‘ a FaCu-m. liatl paid ilie Bllghly (‘lub whit-ll, Typbqvhb-S Ruby Macoougau ‘ ' is located iit a. dowutotvn building l . Mr Mollie Styles, a Hoiteylttooii- _____<.‘_____

cr-lt . Evelyn McEtvcn. Miss Twiggs, "Not so popular ll0\\"'—l\ll$5 Adelaide Locklturt. Mrs. Ttviggs. Motherly Soul-Miss

"llll issllll

ltentaiicshSid. Fielding.

Students, Members of the Faculty. M u U N A i l

Town Girls. the Football Team, etc. COLLEGE GIRLS i

(Canadian Bless)

.\iO.\"I‘ltl~J.-\l., Que, Alarch Local papers today feature n d-z-f tailed confession alleged to havofl been made by Doris hit-Donald. who with her husband is awaiting vtiflill‘)! on the scnfftiid for tho mur-I

Leila Worthy, Mary Ramsay, Dor- oihy Lativsott, Thelma Burns. Ethel Hcaneyt. Ruth Ayers, Doris Dicke- soit, Eleanor Henry, Wayne McKie. Elma Ward, Doris Tait. May Bent- ley, Frances Acorn.

Lives, Denver. Colo. Ilorls is ili-i legmi to have made the statement while ln Denver lust August. await-l lug extrallitiott to Canada, it is. signed by Sergeant Clark. i After recounting that Doris until“

Walter Hyndman, Harold Easter. SYNOPSIS 01-‘ SCENES

Act I.—A College Boarding House 8 o'clock in the morning. Jimmies Aunt Jane; Act 1I.——A Faculty Din-

liiltt out. l was itl say lfint lire" and we all go out: _ out anti looked at the tires on lli sitlc and siiill. “the tires are 0K

We said, “Crime on, get, nut?‘

"A Stein Song"—-College Boys. "My Swcctltcart. of Sigma Chi"- Billy."

"As Long as 1 Have Yaw-Jim- . llllfl.

"Show Mc tltc Way in Go Home" —College Glee Club.

"Good-night. Ladies“ —— College Gicc Cliib. i

“I Lovc the College Girls"-Mixed, College Girls and Boys.

-“F~.iiresi. Bexlcy-*'—Collegc Root- (‘l‘S.

"Boola $0llg"—FO0tbllll Team and Rooters.

Grand FilliliC—G0d Save King.

liiilt to conic on, get out. after slee-jfl lug his tires were all l'igllL_

, bullet. for my littll- automatic it“ tried to get some up titoro

i110 ed lliltfk into his car. started to; (loor shirt. llnrry (or Honey as silt‘! SPECIALITIES. —- Between first and second acts-Ballet Dance. by Miss Leila Worthy. Between second mid third acts- Song from “Cal-men." tin costume), Miss Barbara McNeill. Military Drili.---Tlic College CvirLs.

door breaking it with his fist, tale. lug his gnu ilt his le-fl hand as be‘ iiit the gihiss, llicti‘ pulling the door open reaching ior the driver- "Tlie driver ronclting for his lti- ,1 Hide coal pocket, l thought, -Mr.! Clark. that. lie “'21s reat-liiiig for al gun. so l gralihctl Harry's (or.

ORCTIESTRAH SELECTIONS

plains in the suitcase. We. then. pulled liim out of the cur to the aide oi’ trite rttatl. l went lill‘0llL’,‘ll; his right s-ldc pocket and took $7fil

Orchestra Direction-Ben Wagner.

M0mbt5rs—Mlss Roberta Spencer. pianist; Tom McFariatte. comet: Cull. Gitrnliunt. drlinis.

itiotit-y and l thought he was retit-

Magnetic Words Att

i "To Hear High School Students’

i

l Oratory Contest Will Pack t ‘Em In; Camrose and

,l Consort to Compete , EDMONTON, March 4.—Oratory is going to be the itiost. popular pastime and entcrtailtntclttnuring this coming week, judging front ad- lvices which are reaching the J0tir- ,nul, sponsor for northern tmd cen- ,tral Alberta of tltc international and Canadian Oratorical coltbest which may take some Alberta boy or girl to Europe.

Crowds flocked last week to thc contests held in various sections of this bolllwick, and it's going to bc the some story this week.

Cattirose high school is making a sort of a gala night of their prelim- inary. H. Perkins, B.A.. will have students deliver minute set-cites in the of the ttormnl school at March 1. _ .

C. A. Running, B.A. of the Cain- raso Lutheran college, is holding the first round for the entrants front this school in the forcnoon of March i. i

8 p.m. on

M. Edson lllgh School

The Eclson High School it. toholdl its final elimination in the Interna-

l Discourses 0n

and favorably known in City andl

principal. tioit contest to be held here at. the their 10- high school on ‘Thursday night. auditorium, Principal l-LB. Doughty is now busy

lug ior u. gun. l see by the pitpers ,ilto next day’ or two, where ili‘ htlil,