tin
mxntukut
RICHLST
IN
FINrST
HIGHLAND
MALT
BottUJ
nJ
uiiM.'J
by
WUlUm
Cr.nl
Soni
Umili
Cimhiidick
nixl
UalnnwCknliMt
DulilUrm.
Dull.
lawniCluiow,
S.lUnl.
This
ndvertiscment
is
not
Licpiur
Control
Hoard
Uritisb
tinay
imzile
inv
muli'i's.
lo
the
worst.
The
longer
vwlr1
liHiglil
iiear
homo,
lite
riemy
I
,.
,
,
.
.
,
lliemselves
as
a
team
if
joined
,,,,
,
,
units.
units.
When
When
one
one
does
does
one
one
Hi
ttibifr.
Inc.
the
join
eanses
Hie
others
to
act
in
accordance.
When
a
player
sees
himself
as
just
one
of
a
series
of
eleven
crosses
joined
together
on
a
hlackhoard
hy
a
chalk
line,
he
iiegins
lo
percpive,
that
iletinilc
plans
to
dual
svHH
defUille
siUialious
are
possMih'.
Amatevir
teams
mighl
stittiy
ldackhoanl
tactics
hi
flhe
drk
evenings
when
ball
practic
is
impossible.
Many
tilings
can
he
explained
in
this
way
the
olf-
side
rdle,
Hie
"
"
formatiim
fir
swwo
in
kickniE
from
the
truer.
-i
.
..
.
,
;
When
light
pprtnits
tmll
prac
lice
is
likely
lo
aditcve
ihe
n.uick
est
results.
..
My
.point
'
is
that
hiacKtinarn
nractice
is
"some-
tliing
lo
do'
and
is
likely
lo
achieve
fine'
results
in
IheliamN
a
cwmpelent
instructor.
I
have
known
many
excellent
schemes
lo
fail
because
the
participants
in
them
did
no!
fuily
understand
what
was
explainei!
them.
The
captain
gave
the
instruction
in
Ihe
train
win
1li
dressing
room.
Friday
evening
and
'a
blackboard
is
lielter
than
Saturday
Aflemnon
and
a
drens-
jug
room
dialogue.
Science
In
Games
llritain
has
taken
her
games
loo
unscientifically
in
the
past.
She
is
leaguing
her
lesson
now.
I'rench
girl
who
was
brought
up
In
see
a
lawn
tennis
eourt
as
liriAW.
fir
TlllllllllllW.il
Al1ll'lPU
"
'
be-gah
.
:i
it,
and
'
........
morn
ITI3I-ITI
.........it.,
1
nimierous
other
people
have
add
ed
IhiHiries
1o
our
haidia.nrd
prhctical
11101
hods,
and
sliowiv
Jipw
well
theory
fuiil
pracltc.e
can
be
inade
1ii
jpiomhlne,
Toil
neivl,.inoriv';
jhan.s.Uil!tiv.
Y((U
1(l(
(,(finr,
kll(iwi(ll!?(.
r
the
team's
Indies
by
every
member
of
it,
so
that
the
players
reform
without
being
told
.
immediately
the
line
is
broken
by
the
We
(THE
ORICMAL)
published
or
displayed
by
the
or
by
the
fiiivernment
of
Columbia.
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I
Ob
19.5
fc
Intc
T
ii
r
Scwvice.
Inc
.
ttritfew
rigk
TC-rvlJ
in
line,
hut
uinst
rover
each
oilier
otitf
iip
and
one
down
art'
very
good.
N
Itiit
holh
men
must
know
Hie
reason
why
Ihev
adopt
this
formation,
ur
they
will
throw
away
the
strategic,
oppor-i
luuiHe
ijiajtil
Ami
Hiey
must
appivecial.O
that
uick
action'
is
neeilid
in
fooltiall,
and
therefore
the
man
on
wlioe
wiufe
Ih
attack
is
devel-J
oping
mus
lie
the
one
lo
run
up,
giving
liix
(MHMiKuiinn
time
to
nioV
Irutit
across
I
lie
fiithl
to
cover
him.
W-hen
a
lick
'ss
up
he
ohould
follow
hi
oMi
halves
in
Hi
tit
tack
should
Jiff
tide
turn
ami
his
own
team
swe-p
forward
again.
How
far
behind
Hie
halves
shiMihl
kei'pY
Here
is
another
post
,.
...
.
,
,
,
,
iMoh
Hial
nan
he
e.plniiHnl
iy
i
.
.
.
.
knowledge
of
Ihe
fundamenhds
of
the
garm
A
plnyn
must
avoid
running
towards
his
own
goal
with
the
liall.
Therefore
the
tiack
keeps
behind
the
attack
of
his
own
inMi
in
such
a
way
I
hat
if
an
piiMHt
rters.
he'
an
secur
tlie
hall
by
running!
forward
to
nwet
it,
and
not
by
chasing
after
it
Imvanls
his
own
goal.
'
y
lien
a
player
especially
a
back
runs
'lHrirds
his
own
goal!
with
Ihe
lmlL
lip
finds
himself
liarrassed
by
the
mHittoeiils
to'
such
an
exlenl
thai
he
may
he
compelled
lo
choose
between
1H-
linir
lliem
have
it
or
running
the
TaN;dowi
fortlwem.
ou
find
i
very
dillicull
to
turn
when
you
want
lo
if
you
allow
yourself
to
start
running
i
lie
ball
towards
your
own
goal
it
Sport
Chat
Fifty
four
weshrn
breeders.
including
III
in
Keuluck.n.
and
Ihie
in
Halluiruia,
have
nomin
ated
three-year
old
thorough
lirisls
for
lb)1
fifty-first
renewal
f
the
rOJI(lO
KiM.liickv
Derbv
li
he
run
at
(Jfijuchill
Diwiis
near
Louisville
on
May
The
Fasl,
including
Virginia,
has
:t:t
nom
inations
and
Florida,
two.
The
race
has
also
attracted
Canadian
horsemen
again.
Hie
Canadian
coll,
Cai'Mclus,
having
been
made
eligible.
Ninety-five
individual
owners
or
stables
have
made
nomination
jiraclically
all
Ihe
large
breeder
in
-Hie
Hnilei
Stales
being
represented
in
Ihe
tilt)
nominee,
.
'
Hsptrjijly
.Jrotii;.
thp.'ifeaUile.lic
frjn'lertiy
i,Vr
lire
TjWn
Will
"con.
gral
illations
and
besl
wishes
he
forlhcotniiig
for
Harry
Itreen
and
Miss
Alice
Kendall
who
wer
married
last
week
in
Seattle.
A
I
ways
a
great
enthusiast
for
clean
sport,
llarrv
has
been
secretary
of
the
Haseball
and
Basketball
Associations
and
also
look
an
active
interest
in
lacrosse.
His
close
connection,
with
Ihe
Sons
of
Canada
organization
has
given
him
further
opportqnily
lo
de
vole
bis
i-ITnrls
hi
-J
he
elicournge
nient
of
athletics.
Players
and
faii
alike
will
hope
thai
his
new
respnnsibitil
ies
will
'slill
leave
him
Home
time
lo
spend
in
Hi
local
sporl
world.
the
old
time
sport
or
man
fishing'
has
been
renewed
at
Italh.
England,
a
human
"fish
having
recently'
been
landed
al
one
of
the
I
tat
h
swimming
tanks
in
I
mimilc
'and
.15
seconds
by
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Charles
lleffg,
n
well
known
angler
of
Hie
district.
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"f"
was
All.erl
Canning,
a
Hath
swimming
master.
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ten-fool
rod
was
used,
Ihe
line
being
al-tiiobed
lo
Ihe
head
of
the
swimmer
by
means
of
a
helmet
and
swivel.
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Hegg,
I
hen
played
his
"calrh"
nhlit
he
landed
him
exhxusod
and,
In
doing
so,
beat,
bis
own
record
of
eighteen
years
ngo
by
exactly
one
minute.
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PAGE
rOUH
FAMOUS
AUTHOR
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManm
VOLO
VOO
UKC
A.
ftOOM
7
r
GET
OOT
OP
I
WIW
I
wuz
-p
(
WITH
TH
WlHDOWt
EXPECTED
HERE
DAJ5L.US'
OLVbT
LET
W
J
THAT
BED
OR.
AT
THE
NORTH
POLE
-J
J
"T
THE
DHb
ARE
ILL
TWtOW
fOO
WHERE
ME-
bLECP
A
LITTLE
WHILE
lOHcE.Ci.
OUT
THE.
bv:
wonter?
LOtsq:
Charles
G.
D.
Roberts
Will
Likely
I
"
?
rXSS
V.
window:
Lecture
In
City
in
Near
Future
WIipii
J.
G.
Hrady
was
in
lite
hi."
south
attending
tin
'IVarhers
Convention
lit'
met
Charles
(5.
D
Huberts,
Hip
famous.
Canadian
author,
who
is
al
present
lour
ihg
the
wosL
As
a
result
an
of-fort
is
being
unfile
In
arrange
for
Air.
Huberts.
In
visit
Prince
Jlnpert
ami
lecture
here.
Headers
nf
Mr.
Hnherls'
bnnfc.i
ami
poems
would
all
like
hi
meet
him
if
ilio
opportunity
nITored
Mr.
Ilnberls
has
published
primal
many
hoofcs
including
iionks
of
animal
stories,
partic
ularly
of
Hie
animals
ami
it
in
If
of
-Now
Hrunswiek.
He
neve
writes
a
boolt
hut
lie
introduces
some
jialuro-Jheme
as
n
sideline
and
all
his
stories
create
sym-patj.y
with
the
wild
creatures
lie
has
now
attained
sueh
a
position
in
the
world
of
literature
I
lull
penjitfc
are
beginning
do
write
hooks
about
hini,
one
of
them
being
"Huberts
anil
the
In-lluenres
of
his
l
ime,"
hy
Professor
.lames
(lappon
of
Queen's
University.
r;
Mr.
Huberts
has
written
"A
.Pisler
of
Kvangeline,
I'he
Forge
in
the
Forest,"
"The
Heart
that
Knows,"
a
"History
of
Canada,"
and
such
animal
stories
as
"'Hie.
'are
Heart
of
the
Ancient
Wood,"
"Kindred
of
Hie
Wild,"
"Waleti-f
crs
of
the
Trails,"
"Red
Fox,"
."The
House
in
the
Water,
die
Hunters
of
Uie
Silences."
Huberts'
hooks
of
poems
in-iclude
t
"The
Honk
of
the
Hose,"
is
''
York
Nocturnes,"
"Lauph-
iin
Sally,"
"Hallads,"
"The
Hook
of
Ihe
Native,"
and
sovral
books
of
sonnets
and
earlieT
poemj.
of
'His
first
hook
"Orion
and
other
;
Poems,"
apnared
as
far
hack
as
1880.
,
Mr.
Roberta
lfas
been
a
fellow
of
the
Hoyal
Soeiely
of
Canada.
He
is
an
ex-president
of
Up?
II
at
ihurlon
Society,
and
a
member
of
the
Author'
Club.
Loni
jnn
'.
England.
CITY
IN
POSITION
I
TO
BORROW
POWER
EXTENSION
MONEY
)'
The
finance
commiltee
reporl-ied
lo
Ihe
cily
council
last
nigh!.
of
lhat,
under
the
Municipal
Act,
I
li
city
had
power
lo
burrow
such
money
as
would
he
required
I
o
proceed
with
any
recommenda-,
..lions
for
extension
of
Hie
hydroelectric
system
as
proposed
hy
A.
G.
It.
Yuill,
the
expert
who
recently
maile
an
investigation.
The
fi-
nance
committee
is
furl
tier
lo
report
on
the
possibilil
ies
of
sale
of
such
dehenl.ure.s.
GOVERNMENT
BUILDING
be
1
SMITHERS
TO
BE
BUILT
Tenders
are
tieing
called
for
Ihe
erect
ion
of
a
new
(invc.ru-inenl
building
at
Sinilhers,
all
tenders
to
be
in
Ihe
hands
of
Ihe.
minister
of
'public
worJs
by
Mjiy.
1.
REGIMENT
WON
FINE
TROPHY
Beat
Naval
Reserve
In
Shoot
at
Miniature
Range
Carrying
off
Heilbroncr
Cup
The
Regiment
won
the
lle.il-hrrnier
Oup
at
the
miniature
ranges
last,
night
defeating
l
ho
local
Royal
Canadian
Naval
Vd-
unleer
Reserve
by
5
4!)
point
8
out
of
a
possible
500.
fieorgn
Hell,
a
young
man
who
shot
for
the
navy,
made
Ihe
highest
individual
score
and
carried
off
Ihe
silver
spoon,
his
score
out
Hif
a
-possible
100
ie-J
ring
nr..
'
The
scores
were
as
follows:
First'
B.C.
Regiment
I
G.
McKpnwn
1)1
W.
Hrnps,
ft
I
k
It,
Wilson
,
01
II.
Floyd
,.H8
Mnrlliiier
Lamb
1
Naval
Reserve
(lenrgo
Hell
or.
fleorgo
Howe.'
88
J.
F.
IUIchle,
jr.
.......
81
V..
'lhuisoii
82
(1.
l'Idgar
...
.".
....
80
Adverllse
In
the
Daily
News.
HOW
TO
PLAY
FOOTBALL
Deep
Defence"
is
explained
teaching
football
on
a
blackboard
(By
'Andy"
Itucnl,
Manager
of
Fulliatn
(Iluli.)
(Ufprlnlid
rrnni
ir("ii""'k
llwalit")
lteen
(lofciieo
is
a
ierni
Hial
Hriefly,
i'l
nietius
ilelVinliiif,'
yourself
iir
iiv
eiHiiiiies1
finmtr.
You
donT
wail
for
llii'in
lo
altaek
yon;
lh
jimve
is
lor
you
io
ulvaiiff,
valfh
I
hem
on
I
lie
iiiarelt,
riiul
flglil-lhu
hallle
in
llnr
territory.
This
nwne
givs
yon
Ihe
flilvnnlage
of
figliling
nil
the
way
liark
to
hnmu
if
the
worst
comes
retrtwl.
Hie
more
chance
you
have
to
rally
ami
coiiiiler-altap'k.'
Whereas
if
Hie
pitched
oallle
is
in
the
Citadel
hefnre
you
can;
turn
round,
You
see
how
this
move
has!
Jiwni
Uikhm
lo
fine
afccounl
In!
modern
fooltiall.
The
"one
hack'
jrnrm,M
i.
hnt
another
name
for
"deep
defence."
The
other
hark;
up
in
the
field
defendkjSi
deep.
Halves
Play
Forward
Many
4ams
haws
sueh
a
lack
appreciation
of
this
fdmln-
menlal
taotic
that
they
allow
t
lie
halves
to
play
hack,
instead
xif
sending
4hcju
up
to
support
thft
forwards.
Defence
-starts
hefore
nndfield.
It
hegins
the
motnenl
the
opponlnts
start
lo
run
ihef,","i'l-.
'
art
of
covering
ball
hall
down.
down.
The
The
liaeks
liaeks
gel
gel
as
us
fa-,"
fjfj1'"1
'her
for
tmcks.
ami
Hie
ne
up
as
they
can,
fp
tackle
Ihcm
atl"r
of
the
earliest
oossllile
mouienl
ainl,''"
to
liarrass
tlieui
all
Hie
way.
You
may
consider1
Hits
a
re-
freal
support
eil
by
olTensivr
tactics.
'
.
The
second
phase
in
the
defensive'
hat
tip
begins
when
the
line
sweeps
down
as
far
as
the
of
hack
who
is
playing
in
advsiiiae
'
his
companion.
Here
a
dis
tinct
efl'orl
is
heing
made
In
bring
Hie
attack
to
a
standstill.
With
Ihe
added
?lrenglh
of
lo
.sturdy
fortress
Jif
a
hack
this
effort
should
lie
rewarded.
'Hi
hall
Is
passed
tul
to
Ihe
for-
)vnrds
for
a
coyjiler
offensive,
Hul
if
one
back
and
Ihe
halves
fail
lo
bold
the.
assault
.lliere
is
Mill
the
reserve
s-
lhc
.second
hack.
,i.
'
.-
lie
comes
in
fresh
and
shoidd
able
lo
stem
lhe.(ide
wliile
Ihe
A
(halves
get
down
io
help
him
and
i.:..
,.i
.
I.
..I.;...
I
l..
.r.
'
'Ill
cover
liiin.
,
Finally,-if
the
I
'"
...it
1
1
waches
the.
mouth
of
the
goal,
there
is
always
a
custodian
privileged
10
use
a
new
weapon',
his
hands.
I
am
sure
if
jduycrs
saw.
the
game
in
mis.
,aigiH,r,uiHj.CJin
;
pi
regaining
as
a
u.e.ee
o.
e.ev.
n
men
agaius)
eleven,
piay
wmimi
become
a
bd
more
scientific.
Blackboard
Tuition
You
can
leach
football
with
a
blackboard
in
fact,
that
is
b'ing;altaek
or
the
defence.
done
in
several
clubs.
The
ob-
As
an
example,
two
backs
who
joe
I
is
to
make
players
see
know
that
they
musl
never
plav
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