Look at the Date on this Label. It shows when your Subscription is due. *mZ *%Z ;;CaU at theNews Office Pee Speesal ; Offer toFald-L-a-Advaßce The Cardston News Subscribers. Cardston, the Temple Cityof Canada. 33,NO 49 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Ist., 1932 $2.00 per year, ~.5c the copy VOL — SWIMMING TRAGEDY ON THOMAS BARKER VICTIMBILL LAIDLAW REVEALS WHAT HIGH SCHOOL OFFERS TO French 2: Same Orammer as 9. FIRST WARD GENEALOGICAL SUNDAY AT KIMBALL OF ACCIDENT.LIFE'S HISTORY CARDSTON STUDENTS LeVoyage de Monsieur Perrichon CLASSES I price .45 Miss Connie.Brown, daughter of \ Thomas Barker, painter and de- It was W. G. C. (Bill) Laidlaw's!IEditor's Note: "The News" thank- Hlstory2: Cardston First Ward Classes m Mrs. Effle Pilling Brown of Leth-! corator, lies m the Cardston Hos- turn at Rotary on Monday to tell fully acknowledges the courtesy of A new History of Great Britain genealogy will commence on Mon- KNOCKS bridge;and grand-daughter of Mrs. pital as theresult ofa fall from the the club where he was born, and Principal R. E. Hicken m writing price $1.50 day evening, Sept.sth. m the Stake Martha Pilling of Kimball, was roof of Laidlaw's Ltd. building oneIIwhy.Incidentally m the telling he the following article wbicb is most Art 1: Tabernacle at 7.30 P.M. AU phases killed on Sunday afternoon near dr.y last week. His ladder began ,revealed a number of heretofore timcly'for ourHigh School Students Agriculture 1: of genealogical work wIUbe studied AND Kimball, as she made a high dive slipping as he was painting the roof Ij well-guardedsecrets as tohis doings Parents especially are requested to A Canadian Agriculture for High under able Instructors. All interes- from the bank of St. Mary's River.,anddown he came overthe edge of and ambitions. Born m the ".bush readi\ carefully. Schools $1.30 ted areInvited tq attend. just above the canal intake dam,,;'the roof, dropping about 20 feet to country of Ontario, among the su- Physics 1: First Ward Committee. BOOSTS , gar and struck her head m shallow the cement walk below. He was i maples, and of Scotch paren- One hears and reads frequent Ontario High School Physics Hospital, , house, (Revised) water,breaking her neck.Her com- j taken to the where an X- i tage on both sides of the criticisms of the educational system — $1.35 By C. C. C panions m the water, Miss Eunice ray photo revealed a broken heel !jchristened William Geddes Clark these days and occasionally the Composition 2: Same text as 9. KIMBALL Sherwood and her brother D'Arc bone,- for he alighted feet first on|jLaidlaw, he always- felt a kind of Government has the blame laid at Grammar Steveiusonand Kerfoot Sherwood,noticed that Miss Brown j his heels, on the pavemnet. He will''pang of secret pain when they per- its door. Particularly have they .70 SouthKimball, Aug. 29th. — Mr. hurt, and called for help. Shel- jbe released from the hospital it is ''sisted m calling him Geddes m his been criticized for the lack of prac- Literature 2: and Mrs. Herbert Weiss was now, girls, — are the don Woolf, Lon Hovey, and Frank expected within a day or two early Ontario 'days, for the' tical and technical education which Prose A Tale of Two Cities .40 proud parents baby girl know, him, — of born "Chick" Bcott paid a flying visit Nish were nearby and rushing to but will be under the doctor's care you soon nick-named :seems, according to some tobe the Poetry: Merchant of Venice.35 Saturday, August 27th. at the Card- to Cardston last week, while onhit- the water assisted In getting her for some time yet, and will likely "Geddy" and so while passing up one big fault of our schools . Lay of the Last Minstrel. 30 son Hospital. way Vancouver to Winnipeg. the water.Doctor Mulloy of :e unable to work again for per- his birth, his early Ontario school At this, the beginning of another Supplementary Literature: from cut of yearsI Kathleen andLeVaun Matklnof has a contract with the Cardston was Immediately summon haps amonth or more. days, and all those primitive ,\ school year, therefore a few words The Talisman .40 Magrath visiting "Chick" — country are with their Stedman Leavltt Racing stable ed, but the girl- died shortly after j m the sugar bush as- mere m explanation of our curriculum Seats of the Mighty .75 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Is turningm some mighty fine he arrived. Dr. Stac poole, the Cor- j trifles, he told the club that the.;might be" timely and m order. Selections From the Idylls .30 Peterson for a few days. and his was — performances on the Western cir- onor, was at Waterton and some TEMPLE NOTICE first great event of 'life j The present curriculum comes to GRADE11: Melvln Wheeler made a business anything when he out West, saw the us a result a complete Geometry 2: Same Text as Grade 9. cuit this year." " delay occurred before came Ji as of over- trip to Lethbridge last week. a more could be done,.but when he Alberta Temple will open vast expanse of things,under a star hauling of the system In vogue a Arithmetic: The pulled into. Wrestling fans were treated to a arrived,he lmpannelled a jury and after the Summer Holidays onSept. lit sky as the train ij few years ago. In order that it A Canadian Arithmetic for High o tumble grunt Strathmore, and the broad* rolling might the -85 real old rough and held anInquest.Corporal Flemming 13th. for baptisms and for other i meet the demands of Schools Wednesday, going Calgary present, prairies, then a On Just before 'and growl performance In of Cardston was also and work on the 14th. and 15th. lands of the and prerent day, representatives from Composition 3: to press, word was received by the night when Jack Taylor Mulloy gave evidence of the ilittle later attended school,and wasij activity called Same text as listed for grade 10. the other Dr. ■ various fields of were Zybszko. -o- I a world News that W. J. Gooding who re- hooked up with Waldak causeof death. Sheldon Woolf, Al-| able to announce -to new m and c?reful studies were made Chemistry 1: cently operation very Niche, I underwent an had The performance came to a onzo Hovey, Frank Eunice Mr. J. C. Cahoon re- that his nameis BILL. !of educational programs In other A TextBook for High Schools .80 ( seriously and Mrs. Bill, typical name of become worse. unsatisfactory ending whenthe re- Sherwood and D'Arc Sherwood turned last week from a vacation And so as , countries. The fruit of these endea- Geography: a a a Zybs- jury. West, grew up to man- yours feiwe awarded the match to werethe The verdict was that trip Utah. the Great he i was cur present unit system Geography Manual .75 foul, viewing the to hood, receiving his public andJ Prices of better fat at the Cards- zko on a After death wasentirely due to accident ** * | and ;'which instoad of being narrow and Agriculture 2: ■ ton Creamery have been rising Wrestling to anyone,i high education was able to \ 1 broad, braodern version of the with noblame attached — Whip- school 'pumly -cholastlc is and pro- Same Text as listed for Grade 10. Isteadily during the past few weeks, we are wondering Just what The body was then brought into] A REALBARGAIN 1928 get the next great event of his vides c!*oi:-e as wide as even the History 3: f-ieme pet Coach, reconditioned, m excel-1 Alberta.i Ias shown by their advertisement In Zybszko did to Taylor or what Tay- Cardston to the chrlstensen Under- life, viz. the University of most ardent advocate of technical A History of Canada , Grant .90 an pre-! lent shape mecbanlcaUy at only he the contacts Ithe News. In interview with Mr. lor did to Zybszko to lose the de- takinsr Parlors, where it was It was there made edU'Ption could desire. Elementary Economics .85 Low,'Manager Creamery, $200. Phone 110 or see the Central menand which moul i of the the cision onafoul. rrared for burial. Funeral Services withthe minds Our present Curriculum provides Burt's Civics .30 opinion expressed dairy- " " a on Motors Ltd. i ambitions. If was that are beingheld at Kimball, Wed- * * !ded his thought and a choice of six courses Viz: Normal Literature: men may long till winter was; * only University professors could get Entrance, Matriculation, Agricul- Hastings 45 see 25c butter fat before It won't be now nesday, August 31. Miss Brown I Essay on Warren Christmas this year, already again we have last week re- over there would be many -80 for will be with us and 3 charming young lady, and well The announcement this idea tural, Commercial, Technical and Milestones prices have come per wondering what the Athletic was Lease on the St. more boys attend that classic lnsti- .35 m 90 cent been known m the district. She at garding the Coal General. Julius Caesar during the recent prist. going to do about with was alittle [ tution. Bill is a living ekample of a Repre- He hasbeen Association were Kimball spending a' vacation Mary's River apparently i Space will not .permit detailed Tennyson, Browning and a persistent year. good be of an Ontario consistent and advo- a Skating Rink this A her grandmother, Mrs. Martha late, as what is known as the what can made outline of each of these coursesbut sentative ShortPoems .70 dairy year and we Pilling, "handicapped" with'too much cate of the valueof the cow, start was made last (Joseph) widow, and had "Harker Lease" where the Glen- lad to substantiate my statementabove David Copperneld -5* favored "feeding, weeding, enterprise will be Spring people influence and.turnedloose .40 has and horpe that the many friends at Kimball who de- wood and Hill have "Scotch" Iwill mention some of.