BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McM
inns
"WHCRt
a
THAT
GAROet-eK,r'
THt
CAT
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WOMAN
.
T
HAO
ARC
"tOO
URC.
HlM
TOO
CEEM?
AWAT
FKON
TENNIS
THA.T.
TOO
ARE
UEAVIfiC,
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AND
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TDUO
Mir
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CT
THE
VAmeOTociive
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WHEN
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MAN
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93
ing.
HOW
TO
PLAY
FOOTBALL
Plans
of
DefenceStopping
the
Attack
and
Teaching
Team
Formation
(By
"Andy"
Ducat,
Manager
of
Fiilhain
Chili.)
(Keprlnlert
rroro
"Greenock
Herald")
Which
plan
of
defence
pays
best?
It
depends
on
the
style
of
game
your
opponents
are
play
Short
passing
is
the
vogue
now
with
many
professional
teams.
I
he
attack
most
often
comes
in
the
form
of
n
short-passing
bout
between
the
centre
and
his
inside
men.
That
is
why
the
halves
need
to
concentrate
on
this
inside
trio.
Another
thing
is
that
while
the
halves
are.
attending
to
the
nside
men
they
are
not
so
scattered
over
the
.
ground.
Short
passes
between
themselves
and
the
forwards
become
easier
when
they
open
up
a
counter
attack.
Stopping
the
Attack
For
myself,
however,
I
remain
convinced
that
for
amalcurj
teams
the
plan
of
having
the
halves
mark
the
opposing
whig
forwards
holds
most
advantages.
You
may
take
it
for
granted
that
the
halves
ought
to
do
the
hardest
work;
they
are
men
specially
picked
out
as
having
the
lamina
to
hold
the
team
to-
rnllipiv
in
amaicur
inoiri.ill
llie
attacks
most
often
come
down
the
wings.
That
Is
why
the
halves
must
mark
the
wingers.
The
reason
why
the
attack
so
oflen
comes
down
the
wjng
in
amateur
football
is
that
few
amateur
teams
play
the
short
passing
game.
The
ball
is
run
down
by
swinging
il
out
to
wing
.Most
amateur
teams
nave
a
speedy
winger,
and
lliey
rely
on
this
man
for
a
solo
effort
to
wards
the
opponent's
goal.
Drib
bling,
too,
plays
a
greater
part
in
imalcur
football
Minn
in
pro
fessional.
Y'our
halves
ought
lo
bo
where
the
attack
is,
and
that
is
why
they
should
mark
the
opposing
wing
forward,
leaving
the
in
side
men
lo
the
backs.
Don't
make
a
hard
and
fast
rule,
however.
If
you
find
that
the
opposing,
team
is
adopting
short
passing
tactics
in
the
con-
Ire
of
the
forward
line,
then
your
halves
should
turn
their
attention
to
the
inside
men.
They
should
not
do
this,
howover,
un
til
they
are
instructed
to
do
so
by
their
captain.
If
each
lialf
takes
il
into
his
own
head
to
change
his
tactics
when
he
feels
like
jl,
he
will
throw
the,
whole
team
out
of
gear.
The
general
plan
should
be
lo
have
the
halves
mark
the
opposing
wing
forwards.
v
Then,
if
the
captain
sees
that
a
change
Is
needed,
the
word
must
be
given
so
that
the
whole
defence
adopts
the
new
system!
In
enn-
cerl.
-
Teaching
Team
Formation
Teams
should
know
these
two
plans
for
defence,
and
under
stand
tho
reasons
for
them.
Then,
on
the
field,
instructing
the
backs
and
the
halves
which
A
plan
which
is'-
sometimes
adopted
profitably
is
that'
lit
making
one
half
interchangeable
with
a
back.
You
have
seen
thai
when
an
attack
is
coming
down
the
right
wing
tho
right
back
goes
up
to
meet
the
attackers
as
far
away
from
his
own
goal
as
possible.
The
left
back
moves
over
to
the
middle
of
Ihe
field
to
cover
his
comrade.
II
may
happen
that
his
alien
lion
is
immediately
enguged
on
the
right,
o
that
you
have
two
hacks
over
'on
Ihe
right,
anil
a
dangerously
vacant
7.oneon
the
lefl.
Such
a
contingency
docs
not
happen
to
teams
which
make
a
wing
half
interchangeable
with
Ihe
back.
As
Ihe
nltiick
was
on
sip
through.
"Elastic"
Defence
Wins
I'Jie.
ideal
defence
is
one
that
forms
at
a
moment's
notice
to
meet
an
attack
from
any
quarter.
In
these
articles
I
have
set
out
several
methods
of
meeling
various
kinds
of
attack.
It
is
fully
possible
to
explain
thee
methods
on
a
blackboard
il
is
being
done
now
by
several
pro
fessional
learns
and
I
am
convinced
that
it
would
pay
an
amateur
team
to
assemble
once
a
week
for
the
working
oul
of
examples
in
black
and
while.
The
alternative
is
lo
have
one
fixed
form
of
defence.
Tha
is
dangerous,
and
may
lead
to
qui.k
disaster.
Thus,
in
the
example
above,
(he
left
half
might
have
remained
up
the
field
to
dog
the
footsteps
of
I
bo
opposing
wing
forward
if
his
marking,
of
the
winger
had
been
a
fixed
defensive
policy
with
the
team.
.
Whereas
the
particular
circumstances
of
both
backs
being
oyer
on
the
right
demanded
that
lie
should
leave
the
opposing
forwards
altogether
for
a
little
while,
to
lake
the
place
of
the
left
back
as
a
second
line
of
Sporr
Chat
When
the
fishermen
ofl.unen
the
right
in
the
example
minted.
i
Mrs.
Cody.
2b.:
Thelma
Deelh
the
len
naif
would
tie
.standing
ss.;
Margaret
Dupuis,
3b.;
Annie
ill
lit.
wiiii
noming
in
no
on
Ills
own
side
for
Hie
moment.
He
would
therefore
fall
back'-
and
take
the
place
of
tho
left
back
who
had
Scott,
If.;
Ilowena
Champion,
cf.
Rose
O'Neill,
rf,
Mine
MIhs
Rashleigh,
c.;
Mis
Dean,
p.
and
lb.;
miss
McMillan
I
burg
built
llie
"HluenoSe"
to
compete
in
Ihe
Atlantic
fisher
men's
schooner
race's
there
wa.
a
rather
Aviibi
JuspieJou
among
Ihe
Jaudlubbers
of
the
.Dominion
thai
the
boat.
Ifiid
been
built
purely
as
a.
racer-
and
thaL.the
promise
that
she
was
a
regular
fishing
schooner
was
something
in
Ihe
nature
of
sporlfng
writers'
"bunk."
The
"Hluenose"
la
several
years
old
now
and
it
may
interest
the
suspicious
ones
to
know
that.
Ihe
Hluenose
goes
lo
Ihe
banks
with
all
the
oilier
schooners
Of
Lunenburir
and
.
that
as
a
fishing
boat
she
has
been
plan
to
adopt
is
the
work
of
a(Just
a
niucli
a
success
as
she
moment.
has
been
as
a
race
winner.
She
hail
paid
her
owners
15
(u
.'23
per
cent
in
dividends
every
Vea-
son
since
she
was
built.
The
Anyox
ladies
seem
lo
b
a
much
liver
bunch
from
an
athletic
standpoint
than
Ihoie
in
Prince
"lluperl
in
fact
most
any
where
around
this
country.
Mem
Iters
of
the
fair
sex
in
the
sniel
ler
town
have
achieved
some
re
putation
in
the
past
ns
basket.
ball
and
Icnnis
players
and
trap
shooters.
Now
they
have
started
playing
baseball.
The
first
game
look
place
last
week
when
the
ladies
from
the
Mine
defeated
those
at
the
Iteaeh
by
30
runs
lo
2!).
The
teams
were:
Heach
Mrs.
Dwyer,
c;
Mrs
Mclnggarl,
p.;
Mrs.
Crone,
lb.
Oi25
y
Int-l
Fcatuhi
Senvicc.
Imc
CiI
RriUin
riht.
roerwd
lb.
and
p.;
Miss
II.
Cablerone,
2b.;
Miss
J.
"Cablerone,
ss.;
Miss
.1.
MolTall,
3b.;
Miss
J.
Mt.rley.
If.;
Miss
A.
Mcl.aehlan,
rf.
-
McTigue,
who
recently
lost
the
world's
light
heavyweight
championship
to
Paul
licrlcnhach,
Was
at
the
host
"of
limes
mostly,
a
defensive
fighter,
whoso
main
assets
were
a
long
reach
;and
a
strong
right,
lie
assumed
Untitle
of
champion
of
Ireland
after
his
first
fight,
when
he
was
in.
troduced
in
some
small
hall
in
New
York
ns
such,
ami
ho
acled
and
talked
like
an
Irish
cham
pion.
He
gained
the
title
ho
just
lost
by
defeating
the
erratic
Siki
in
Dublin
a
few
years
ago,
lltlliilif
I
f
.
kisiiiiiil
nf
iirnlntna
moved
over
to
the
right.
,,,,
.lnrtt
,,,
'
'
J'l'lM'i?
.
Wo
f!'"ereneC1lbe
'fight
was
being
held,
civil
are
preserven
a
iirsi
line
ac
lively
engaged
and
a
second
line
behind
them
ready
to
lackfe
any
isolated
man
who
happens
to
war
beiig
lively
at
the
time.
He
must
be
worlli
,
considerable
money,
as,ht
has
a
good
business
head,
and
is
saving.
In
Ihe
Junior
leageu
football
game
to
be
played
this
evening
on
Acropolis
Hill
between
Hooth
School
and
Itorden
Street
the
Hoot
h
School
team
will
be
Har
vey
Orate,
Willie
Murray,
Tom
Kelsoy,
Jack
.Nelson,
Kddie
Smith.
Millie
Collison,
Willie
Donald,
lack
McFie,
Fred
Dingwell,
Kami
Miwa
ami
'
tan
Oross.
SAWMILL
IS
LEAGUE
VICTOR
Baseball
Team
Beats
Gyros
by
Score'
of
Ten
to
Six
Tltf
Sawmill
defeated
the
(tyro
Cluh
for
a
second
time
last
riiclil
when
il
won
the
Senior
League
1.
.t
..It
.
..
ii.iM-naij
'.mure
ny
a
score
nf
in
to
6.
Kxcept
for
Ihe
fifth
inning,
when
the
boys
from
the
mill
got
six
runs
through
timely
hit
ting
and
error.
on
Ihe
part
of
the
riyros,
it
was
a
fairly
light
game.
I.idslnne,
who
obtained
his
release
from
tho
Sons
ol
Oanada
leam,
pitched
for
Ihe
Sawmill
and
held
the
(iyrns
lo
nine
hits
while
he
struck
out
10
men.
i
At.
Ihe
same
time
the
Oyros
made
more
errors
than
the
Sawmill.
McKeown,
behind
the
bat
for
the
Mill,
had
a
score
of
IT.pulouls
to
Jiis
credit.
Oon-
sjiiering
the,
weather,
there
wa
a.
good
turnout
al
the
game.
The
box
score:
'Qypo;
Club
;
inn
nit
tones
lb.
.
H.
Aslori
c
....
3
Moran
ss
t
Slnrk
rf
:..
i
H.
Frizzell.
cf.
2
Henning,
2b.-
t
(J.
Tile,
If
Pu
I
lock,
p.
32
I
t
o
(
(I
I
n
o
l
Sawmill
l
l
A
3
0
I)
3
0
i
!)
18
t
0
Irving,
lb.
2'
I
n
I
I
o
Valbmce,
ss.
,1
3
0
0
0
0
.1.
Oiey,
2li
4
2
2
2
1!
Hansen,
IT
(13
0
0
i
McMasler,
rf.
l
0
0
0
0
)
McKeown,
c.l.
3
I
0
17
0
0
Perry
3t
3
12
0
0
2
Smith,
cf
2
0
0
I
0
0
Lidslone
2
1
0
0
2
1
'
28
10
7
21
i
Score
by
Innings:
1
2
3
t
5
0
Oyro,
Club....
!
0
3
0
0
Sawmill
......
0
12
0
0
t
t
I
x
10
Strike
i.
uts;
Lidslone,
10;
Tul-
lock,
0.
P.
Laporle
and
W.
MilcUell
were
umpires.
Leagiioa
standing
lo
date
is
a
follows:
W.
L.
Sons
of
Canada
1
0
Sawmill
2
1
Cyro
.Club
0
2
Pel.
iono
000
ono
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Stephens
A
Co..
Lid.
tl
FOR
SALK.
One
8
piece
walnut
dining
room
suite
cheap.
Hov
255
Daily
Xews.
14
TO
RENT
TO
RKXT.
Furnished
rooms
Hot
and
cold
water.
Cent
rally
located.
Reasonable
rents
Jforfohl
Rooms,
Fulton
Street
Phone
Hlaok
32U.
tf
FOR
HKXT.
Two
large
rooms,
suitable
for
olllce
or
house
keeping.
330
Third
Avenue
Phone
(Jreen
700.
Hi
FOR
RKNT.
-
Clapp
apartment
Weslonhavcr
Hros.
tf
BOARD
HOARD
and
Room,
or
board
only
443
Fifth
Avenue
Kasl.
Phono
Red
707.
HOARD.
The
Inlander.
830
Second
Avenue.
Phono
137.
FOUND
FOUND.
Ladies'
semi-gauntlet
fawn
glove.
Owner
can
obtain
same
upon
litenlltylng
mm
paying
for
tills
advertisement
al
Daily
Xews
office
FOUND.
Mooseheart
pin.
ply
Daily
News
olllce.
Ap
I
'
Ell
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
tak'en
for
leu
than
50c
WANTEB
WAXTKD.
First
class
account
ant
with
H.C.
lumber
experience
open
for
engagement.
Would
prefer
lumbeiF
cnpip
in
1
1.0.
interior
or
atoll?
O.X.R.
(
Fully
qualified
to.
assume
charge
of
olllce.
References
supplied.
Write
Hot
2f.fi
Daily
News.
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;
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BOATS
AND
LAUNCHES
PRICKS
OF
KASTIIOPK
4-CYCI.H
Marine
Kngines
i-H.P.
without
clutch
1185.00
4-H.P.
(
cylinder
Ml)
2(10.00
0-II.P.
1
uyllnder
111)
150.00
8-H.P.
1
oyllnder
HI)
750.00
8-H.P.
2
cylinder'
Ml)
150.00
1G-H.P.
'cylinder
Li)
475.00
All
llie
alove
except
the
first
inc.
hi
Jo
the
I-'amous
Joes
Reverse
dear,
and
full
cicatrical
and
propeller
equipment.
The
bust
thai
money
can
buy.
Knsthope
Hros..
1747
Georgia
St.
W.
Vancouver,
H.C.
Always
at
your
service.
Prince
Rupert
Boathouse,
Agents
Phone
381.
SHEDDON
TAXI
134
Anywhere
al
Anytime.
Five
pas
senger
Dodge
Sedan
Comfort
and
Courtesy.
Rales:
50c
for
I
or
2
passengers.
25c
for
each
additional
pussenger.
PHONE
134
Taxi
67
Phone
(Call
(ienrxe,
Paul
or
(lust)
Special
l
and
7
passenger
Slnde-
hakei'K
at
ur
service
day
and
night.
ROSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
F.mpress
Hotel.
High
Low
High
Low
TAXI
FURNITURE
HOSPITAL
Ami
Oeneral
Repair
Shop.
Re
pairs
of
all
kinds
promptly
at-,
tended
lo.
We
repair
typewriters,
gramophone?
and
do
picture
framing.
Carpel
laying.
Furniture
crating.
TOM
BALLANGER
Phone
lllne
025.
318
Fifth
St
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NKW
Process
Columbia
Record)
no
scratching.
Finest
reproduction!!
of
lalesl
Fox
Trots,
Songs
and
Instrumental
music
by
world
famed
artists.
Call
in
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MUSIC
STORE,
Third
Avenue
BEDDING
OUT
PLANT8.
Plants
thai
grow
and
repay
you
for
your
labor.
McCarthy's
bedding
out
plants
aro
specially
acclimatised
and
can
be
relied
upon
to
produco
the
goods.
Store
Phono
-
Red
183
Orecnhouso
Phone
Hlack
108
MCCARTHY'S.
PHOTO
FINISHING
P.
J.
RYAN
P.O.
Hox
1514
Princo
Rupert.
H.C.
Scrvico
and
Satisfaction
Ouananleed.
CAMERON
TRANSFER
Phone
177
Bannage,
Furniture
Moving.
If
you
want
anything
sent
for,
or
delivered,
phone
us.
P.O.
Hox
099.
FIREWOOD.
Ho
Comrortablo
nnd
Cheery,
pry
block
wood,
per
load
$5.50
Fresh
split
wood,
per
load
0.00
Phone
Hlack
401
A.
ISAACSON
-
Seal
Cove
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
Thursday,
June
18
12:07
a.m.
I7.U
23:51
p.m.
10.7
"
0:00
a.m.
4.Q,
"
17:30
p.m.
7.5
Friday,
June
19
18:48
p.m.
17.2
ft,
0:40
a.m.
3.4
"
18:30
p.m.
7.7
ft.
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Lot
and
JLEAUTY
PARLOR
Voque
Beauty
Parlor
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Love
Stephen
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M-;.,n
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MUrMir-
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furm.
ore
Store.
We
buy,
Sell
ind
fj.
change
New
and
SacosdHni
(iooas.
QKO.
PAPAD0PULIS,
53'j
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Av.
Phniii
KEITH'S
CAFE.
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in
S'i-w4:
Cafe
in
Km.;
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re-tiiM
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June
23,
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and
f..ui.-
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of
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of
the
CanaliM
Railway
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accepted
as
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and
a
cheque
if
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