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PAKE
FOUR
TELKWA
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMan
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I'al
Hanley
was
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lie
victim
Lrt
HE
LEFT
HOME
EA,Rl.
P
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LKF.
TO
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THti
fcTCTON
W
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bA.S
of
an
aceidenl
on
Friday
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NORMiN
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m
L,uF
CHoc
catim
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which
was
luckily
not
more
serious.
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In
riding
on
a
lohslpirli
To
gyTEH
to
we
Willi
his
father,
line
of
hisjtniiil
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cast
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was
liruisoil
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scraped.
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.Mr.
Hrayfield
proved
a
very
jovial
host
on
Friday,
evening,
when
lie
entertained
sonn
six
teen
of
his
friends
At
bridge.
Mrs.
F.
F.
Macdnuald
and
her
Iwo
small
"daughters
wen
I
In
Smilhers
nil
Thursday
In
spend
a
few
days
visiting
her
relations)
I
here.
On
Friday
night
Mr.
arid
.Mm'
W.
v.
.nonan
enlerlaineil
a
nuSuber
'of
people
at
a
jolly
dance.
A
numlier
of-
leas,
were,
held
during
Hie
n
week
for
Miss
Wrincli.
wlfo
returned
to
her
home
in
Hnzellon
on
Thursday
last.
The
member.
4
of
the
rU.
Sleph
en's
W.A.
Will
meet
at
I
he
home
of
Mr.
It.
M.
Hoojis
on
Tuesday,
when
arrangements
will
he
made
for
the
annual
F.asler
lea.
The
men
from
the
eoal
min'
came
down
,'oti
.Saturday,
having
finished
work
for
the
lime
SMITHERS
As
guests
of
Mrs.
Jloherl
Bar
noli
a
numher
of
the
young
folks
enjnyjd
a
enudc
of
pleas-aul
hnurs
of
sleigh
riding
on
Friday
night.
The
parly
went
lo
l.afce
Kalhlyn
and
afterwards
In
Seymour
Lake
for
their
ride.
Another-
Jolly
surprise
parly
HOW
TO
PLAY
FOOTBALL
Defence
tactics
have
changed
considerably
in
recent
years
full-back
play
'
(Hy
"Andy"
Ducal,
Manager
of
Fulliam
Club.)
(llrinliMl
rronr
"llrenock
llorilld"
Full
back
play
lias
altered
a
lot
tbirinj,'
Hie
last
years.
Mod
ern
referees
dislike
Hie
"tiofly"
ladies
of
some
old-fashiuned
defenders.
Weight,
howev'cr,
is
slill
needed
in
a
full
back.
Managers
of
professional
dubs
favor
big,
heavy
men
for
position.
'
Hard
kftkiig
and
close
tackling
are
the
back's
important
duties.
Many
of
your
lennffcire
cajialde
of
being
trained
to
rartfy
out
this
work.
Since
Hie
Vbjg',ims"
have
so
great
a
natural-
advantage,
they
will
be
more
able
lo
profit
from
the
training.
Tin
lay
I
he
main
luetic,
of
full
hack
play
is
this:
the
two
hacks
rover
esieh
oilier.
Set
your
two
hacks
into
Hie
hahit
of
covering
each
other
as
closely
as
Ihey
naturally
try
to
cover
the,
opposition
allack,
and
I
can
promise
you
a
fine
droit
in
was
held
nn'Friday
nighl
at
the
your
"oals
against"
average.
farm
home
of
Sam
Olsen,
wliejii
a
rouple
of
sleigh
load
of
town
folks
and
a
jiumber
of
his
neighbors
look
possession
of
the
house
and
enjoyed
dancing
nnl'l
nn
early
hour.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
(.loo.
Nicolson
nt
Fdnionloii
are
spendins;
a
few
dajs
in
lowjn
rv-newing
old
ac-
quainf
imres.
-
Mr.
Nicolson
is
tpfoL'rnnh
inspector
with
Hit.
C.N.H.
and
was
formerly
station
on
here.
'?
BATTALION
ORDERS
Hy
Lieut.-ttl.
J.
V.
Nicholls,
Officer
ComiTianding
ikt
Ual-Jalion
Norlh
H.",.
Hegbnent
(tn2nd
tin.
fi.fi.F.)
One
hack
iniisl
he
up
and
the
other
behind
Iifm
ready'
lo
slop
liiythlng
ho
lets
slip.
This
(dan
is
nine-lenlhs
of
your
defence.
Full
Back
Formation
Never
must
two
backs
he
in
line
across
the
field.
This
is
an
old-fashioned
fsaine.
YYIinl
hap
pens
'when
it
is
followed?
A
cen
tre
forward
kicks
the
hall
be-tween
the
pair
Inwards
the
goal
I
hey
jieed
'
lo
turn
before
they
can
run,
while
the
forward
has
a
straight
sprint
lo
the
ball.
He
shoolsx
lonpr
before
the
de
ilendors
can
close
in
on
him.
;
Now
.
.cnifsider
Ihe
modehi
method
nf
defence
one
lift
and
one
dowm
'flie
ojiposinr
for-
wrtnl,
if
lie
trios
to
dribble
the
ball
past
both
hacks
Ms
al
a
big
disadvantage.
The
heavier
men
All
members
pf
the
Ileglmcnl
bavo
Ihe
lacklinpr
power.
requested
to
attend
special
meet-
'-ven
if
he
heats
both
of
them,
ing
in
the
Armoury,
Wednesday,
he
hints
hy
the
lime
he
is
March
25,
at
H
n.tn.
"
through
thai
the
first
hack
hat
Signal
Section
parade
for
in-
got
behind
his
companion
and
is
tnlclion
under
I.
ieut.
Harnsloy,
ready
again.
Wednesday
at
8
p.m.
Few
forwards,
therefore,
ever
Hand
practice
Friday,
Marehiattempl
In
dribble
a
hall
Ihrnugh.
27,
al
8
p.m.
IWhal
they
often
do
is
tn
kick
Minialure-
llange,
Friday.
.8
forward
with
lhe-nbool
of
beal-
p.in.
Practice
jj.s.a,
-
Hihes;
inn
Hie
back
in
a
sprint,
for
iTn
and
niiiicn,
uuicors
vs.
..U.J..s
t
lis
is
).re
ii,0
second
baek--
S,"
D.
JOHNSTON.r
;
i)(4lin,j
jim
nrsl
is
so
useful'.
Major
and
Adjutant,
wi,;.,,
a
forward
kicks
(ho
hall
AIM.
1
Hi.
-nn.
North
H.fl.
Ilegl.
.,iast
,1k,
firsi.
liick,
i.
a1coh'
the
risk
of
makihig
a
gift
nf
it
In
Hie
lino
across
the
field,
they
were
sn
easily
oiil-inanoeiivreil
thal
forwards
rarely
troubled
to
ii
any
of
the
lirisk
modern
short;
passing.
One'
good
dribbler
c.oulil
gel
Hie
hall
through
by
playing
a
lone
hand.
Nowadays,
to
oulwiL
two
hacks
covering
each
other,
numerous
combina
tion
tactics
"are
adopted
by
for
wards.
II
is
tremendously
difficult
to
beat
good
backs
playing
Hie
right
game,
however,
hook
al
the
goaltfss
draws
in
first
'
class
football.
And
Ihis
despite
the
numerous
alleralinns
lo
the
rules
of
recent
years
designed
tn
nfake
life
easier
fnr
forwards!
Amateur
loams
should
note
this:
backs
can
Ik;
trained'
to
play
the
game
of
covering
each
nther
much
more
easily
than
forwards
can
bo.
Innght.
combination
tactics
tn
beat
them.
This
fact,
fully
realised,
is
chough
to
make
many
amateur
loams
stronger.
The
poinl
crops
up
which
of
the
two
hacks
should
advance?
Why,
the
one
nearest
to
the
allack.
This
gives
bis
cninpaninn
lime
In
gel.
across
to
cover
him.
This
is
In
say,
when
the
ball
is
coming
down
the
opponents'
right
winsr,
your
loft
back
niut
go
tip
In
lliem.
The
right
back
moves
across
lo
throw
himself
in
if
needed.
A
back
coverbiK.
his
com
panion,
however,
must
never
desert
his
own
wing
completely.
This
would
leave
a
gap
simply
asking
for
a
swinging
pass
across
the
field,
and
a
dash
through
Ihe
open
space.
It
Is
J
lie
Illiai
leaning
Or
IIIC
lni-
sermul
The
seeinnl
lineL-
nt
nnminli
t
mnvn
!nn.
In
llm
nam
Avenue
mcai
iiiiprovemcii
(.01irHr,
mS
,n
covering
his
middle
of
Hie
Hold.
"'
c'i
hi
wcck
jj
rnmi,aninT)
pr0)Prly
Whore
half
.backs
are
working
th6
cily
council
last,
night.
The
cotincll
i
adorned
recommenda
tions
of!
Hie
Hoard
of
Works
for
the'
construction
of
cinder
lialhs
on
Fifth
Sli
between
2nd
and
3rd
Avoii'uok;
and
on
F.loven'.h
SI.
lo
the
silo
of
the
new
ele
valor.
FRED
PYLE
PLAYED
SPECTACULAR
GAME
IN
BILLIARD
SERIES
Broke
High
Break
Record
and
Made
88
Points
tn
Five
In
nings
Wauqh's
Total
393
After
a
see-saw
score
up
Id
about
Ihe
275
point
mark
when
both
players
were
practically
on
even
folding,
Fred
Pyle
started
a
run
of
xneelneular
scoring
in
last
night's
cily
championshii
billiard
tournament
and
heal
Oenrge
Watigh
by
Boil
lo
.V.KJ
I'yje
set
tip
Ihe
high
hreak
re
cord
so
far
In
I
lie
series
vilh
a
run;
of
57
,
and
wide
!)H
point
A
fn
five
innings.
This
practical!
v
accounted
for
lb"
margin
of
his
win'.
The
game
was
said
by
several
who
'wilijO.sed
lo
have
bepp
Ihe
most
iuleresling
of
Ihe
fodr
hat
have
so
far
been
play
ed
in
Ihe
series.
Waugh's
bigh
break
was
12
and
his
average
per
innings
was
i.ofc
lo
Pyle's,
5.88.
There,
were
'85
Innings
and
Ihe,
lime
of
the
game
was
Iwo
hour
and
-2
minute.
How
Passing
Started
welt
the
right
back
in
the
case
Years
ago,
when
backs
played
mentioned
above
might
find
him
OYft
NAV
I
'
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if
CUT
PLUG
Manufactured
by
Imperial
Tobacco
Company
of
Canada,
Limited
1
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QWt
Imtl
Fratuwt
Soviet
Ik
1
self
kfl
fre'
In
cover
his
com-lunion
entirely.
Thus:
Attackers.
Defenders.
Outside
Might)
(Left
Hack
Inside
Might
i
.
(Left
Half
Centre
Forward
Onlre
Half.
Outside
uiiiIj
Might
half
be-Inside'heft)
Uveen
the
pair.
Iti-.'hl
Hack.
Hero,
shmib'i
the
bull
bo
swung
across
to
the
opposite,
wing,
Ihe
right
half
is
able
In
harass
the
allackers
long
enough
lo
allow
the
right
back
lo
com
tblsLii.
The
left
,back
then
goes
dc,v.T.
to
the
middle
to
cover
Ibis
iiew
defence,
Kicking
and
Clearing
Specliirtilar
high
kicks
riphl
down
Ihe
fibl
are
not
so
useful
as
they
look.
Those
kicks
should
only
ho
resorted
lo
when
you
ire
hard
pressed.
The
best
way
is
for
(he
back
lo
loli
the
ball
to
his
hair
if
the
half
is
Charging
is
Hie
surest
method
of
dispossessing
a
forward
of
the
halj:
Any
man
who
says
thai
heavy
charges
in
football
are
unfair
Is
talking
nonsense.
A
heavy
shoulder-ln-shuulder
charge
is
all
in.
the
game,
and
nn
refereo
condemns
it.
Hut
dfcn'l
wail
In
charge
if
you
can
hal
yniir
nfiptfjieifl
In
the
mnv-
ing
hall.
Many
fine
liacks
rarely
seem
In
tackle
at
all.
Their
skill
is
In
placing
themselves
sn
that
Ihey
intercept
the
ball
befnre
Ihe
man
t
hey
would
have,
lo
tackle
can
ct
it.
Hacks
should
rarely
ilrihide
the
hall.
Straight,
low
kicks
are
preferred.
The
full
hacks
need
a
domino
uinierstariiiing
.
wuu
his
wing
half.
This
a
bife
nh
ieel
which
I
deal
with
in
a
f
u
ore
article.
Sporf
Chat
I
he
second
round
semi-final's
of
the
city
individual
billiard
liampinnship
starts
lonighl
with
Co
.
S.
P.
McMordie
mooting
Sergeant
.lehsou.
They
are
the
first
and
second
men
respectively
who
played
mi
Ihe
champion
Ureal
War
Velerans'
loam
dur
ing
Ihe
league,
sonsnn.
The
olonel
is
the
favorite
to
win
but
I
is
anticipated
thai
.lehsou
wit
at
least
give
him
a
stitf
run
am
no
tbiulil
it
good
'crowd
will
be
oit
hand
al
the
O.W.WA.
rooms
to
watch
lb"
gnimV
In'-ljie
ecnnd
game,
of
the;
eeoud
rojbidjflrprpe
Mel
I
nioybi
'
:wi)
I
;
:
:
inent
I
)
r
V
d
lyie'
o'n
Wednesday'
nfgbl:
Mc
lluioylo
is
considered
prelly
niucli
nf
a
certainly
lo
win
Ibis
match
and
Ihe
general
forecast
Is
Ilia'
he
a
till
McMordie
will
meet
In
the
finals.
The
final
will
bo
played
on
Thursday
and
Friday
evenings
In
Iwo
sessions
to
a
lotal
or
1,000
points.
D.
Howe
will
referee
tonighf,
C.
h.
Young-man
will
be
marker,
and
0.
S.
Miisscll
official
scorer.
.lake
Schaefer,
Jr.,
son
of
Hie
man
who
was
knnwn
fnr
years
a
the
"wizard"
is
again
champion
nl
the
world
and
King
Willie
lloppe
will
never
"come
hack."
He
held
Hie
title
for
nearly
a
dozen
years
tad
then
was
obliged
lo
hand
I!
over
lo
Schafor.
.
He
won
it
back
igaiu
hut
has
been
forced
lo
re
limpiish
it
now
fu
flic
mall
who
look
II
away
from
him
before.
Sehaefer's
record
lit
Ihe
recent
tournament
was
a
remarkable
one.
He
made
400
points
while
ach
of
his
nmifmeiifs
made
a
follows:
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t'OT;
llagin
lacher.
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Mr.'
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aii
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Ihtislasl,
wh'cb
enthusiasm
wa
bred
through
a
number
of
years.
residence
ju
Alberta,
wont
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from
A'anoouver
ex
pressly
to
see
the
game
which
he
attended
with
Harold
Caiiiplicl)
former
superJiilemionl
nf
Princ
Walter
Vance,
president
nf
the
lltiperl
Public
Schools.
On
the
PfiiiCe
Rupert
Haseball
Assocla-
way
homo
from
attending
lb
lion,
was
one
of
(lie
five
thou-
Molary
convention
In
Portland,
sand
howling
funs
who
walched
Mr.
Vnnor
expects
lo
lake
hi
the
Hie
Victoria
Cougars
defeat
the
fhfrd
of
Ihe
Stanley
Cup
games
Montreal
Oanadipus
.
In
the
first
at
Victoria
lomnrrow
night.
He
ghmo
of
the
Stanley
Cup
hockey
will
be
back
'wmio
on
the
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dena
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Victoria,
H.U
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wanted.
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303
Fourth
Avenue
Fast.
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MONF.Y
lo
loan
nit
improved
rcai
estate
or
for
building
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work
done,
float
work
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speciality.
Prompt
attention
and
moderate
prices.
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Trial
Solicited.
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Near
Shockley's
Planing
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TIMBER
SALE
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lie
allowed
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or
limner
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chief
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or
llm
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land
dencrihed
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Lot
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map
or
plait
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fire
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and
numbered
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ale
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open
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premie.
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day
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March,
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Owner,
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OF
APPLICATION
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BEER
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