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success? lt gives us a gimpse of that
elusive something—the force behind the
outer calm which for over twenty-one
years, has inspired hundreds of Page’s
players to championship calibre in the face
of increasingly heavy odds.

Fach year as players come and go, the
Grads have become smaller in stature
while, on the other hand, their opponents
have become taller and heavier and more
proficient. But the Page machine whirs
fiendishly on to victory after victory.

Mr. Page did not retire as announced.
When he will definitely retire is not yet
known, but he has at his right hand a
carefully selected successor coach, in the
person of Mr. Arnold Henderson, an in-
structor at McDougall school and one of

CHATELAINE, SEPTEMBER, 1936

the best-known; basketball luminaries in
Canada. Arnold has been working with
Mr. Page throughout the 1936 playing
season, during which time the Grads met
and defeated three of the most brilliant
American teams ever to invade Canada—
Des Moines; Tulsa Stenographers and the
Eldorado Lions.

The great Page will never desert his
club, even though he retires from active
coachship. He will stand by to manage the
Grads’ organization. That master mind
and its inspiring influence will be ever with
the Grads; and the wizardly machine
will continue to roll on—Edmonton’s gift
to Canada; Canada’s gift to the world—
the greatest athletic organization in the
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THE HOUSE OF TREES

by
DOROTHY M. BROWN

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Hoping tranquil haven

I built my house of trees—
Stranger, if you seek for quiet,
Never build with these!

Build your house of stone,
Build your house of brick,
Of any still, insensate things—

Trees are quick.