TRUCK
WORRIES
GTY
COUNCIL
Have
Not
Yet
Decided
Whether
Repairs
Can
be
Made
or
New
Ennlne
Necessary
There
was
further
discussion
at
last
night's
council
meeting
as
In
whether
tin?
Hoard
of
Works
Day-Khler
truck
Xo.
1
-should
nave
a
new
engine
installed
or
whether
the
present
motor
can
he
repaired
so
as
lo
meet
fho
needs.
fnne
weeks
ago
the
Hoard
of
Works
recommended
that
a
Hew
engine
he
purchased.
An
Inspect
inn
hy
J.
W.
Jloorchouse
wfs
ordered
;ind.
as
a
result,
a
reporl
was
suhmilted
indicating
I
hat
it
might
lie
possihle
tn
make
repairs.
Al
last
night's
meeling
Aid,
I'erry,
chairman
of
Hie
hoard
of
works,
again
expressed
the
opin
foij
lhat
a
new
engine
"was
necessary,
.lames
Hunter
and
.t,;caelTer,
auto
mechanic,
ail-dressed
the
council
aiuj
holh
sjaled
that,
while,
repalrsv
nilKhi
he.'elTccjed,
Ihe
liest-thing
In
do
would,
he
lo
obtain
a
new
engine.
To
put
Hie
truck
On
the
roan
PRINCE
RUPERT
TO
HAYEJJARKS
BOARD
Will
Consist
of
Board
of
Works
Chairman,
City
Engineer
and
Solicitor
and
Three
Other
Members
The
city
of
Prince
Rupert
is
to
have
a
town
planning
and
parks
board
winch
will
consist
Of
Die
chairman
of
Ihe
board
of
works,
tin.
cily
solicilor,
cily
en
gineer
and
0
nU'inbeiv
outsi.fel
of
Hie
council
In
bo
nppninlnd
by
the
mayor.
A
rejiort
In
thlsl
effecl
from
the
board
of
works
was
adopted
by
the.
cily
council
lasl
night.
Tbe
mayor
will
make
Ihe
appointments
of
the
oulside
menibers
of
Iho
board
-at-an
early
dale.
,
Advertiee
In
the
Dally
News.
the
short
-p
open
game.
(Ily
"Andy"
Ducat,
Manager
of
('iilliain
Cluli.).,
(Iieprlnten
from
'-nreenurk
Herald'
i
Every
I
cam
needs
a
frepienlly
nltack
uu
Hie
.
Short
passing
demands
a
level
forward
line.
A,
man
is'
loo
speedy
can
do
as
much
harm
In
the
combined
attack
as
a
man
who
is
loo
slow.
The
short'-passiiig
game
piickens
the
slow
and
reduces
the
speedy.
Professional
teams
adopt
il
be
cause
they
can
nick
and
cbnoe
I
heir
men
and
so
make
them
fit
In.
Amateur
leains
have
a
limited
choice
and
lillle
lime
to
Ira
in.
A
really
dazzling
forward
such
as
you
oflen
find
in
amateur
1
UgnrxWjlU
specially.
I'irst
cjas.s
furvnrd
liorl-passiiip
plan.
Oilier
leauis
mi
Keep
mo
game
open.
I
He
sliorl-passiiif
lific
run!
pays
if
yuii
gel
plenlv
uf
practice.
and
peg
Hie
brill'innl
down
to
Hie
same
pace?
This
js
the
difference
Ih'Iwccii
issing
game
and
the
Li
1
1
11
v
dylc
is
.more
scicii-
When
you
liavo
In
decide
which
game
your
own
tram
diuiild
specialise
in,
you
conn
down
lu
Ihe
old
djicalional
jiiuhlein
i:
il
hel
lu
nourish
Ihe
lirilliaul
and
Jel
llje
others
look
afler
lliem
selves,
or
does
it
pay
in
Hie
end
lu
Jielp
along
Hie
slower
fellmv
pari
of
the
forwards
,who
expecl
lo
receive
the
next
pass
to
ge!
out
of
Hie
way
of
.'nnpOsins
markers.
This
js
anofher
reason
why
the
same
plan
should
nol
lie
carried
oul
for
loo
lonv
without
change.
If
the
opposing
halves
begin-
tn
notion
that
"11"
always
jias's'os
lo
"A"",
Ihey
will
sej
themselves
In
look
afler
"A"
wlien
."!"
secures
Hie
lodl.
A
clever
ila;i
is
fur
a:
forward
in
possession
of
the
ball
l-i
nriike
an
opening
for
another
bv
drawing
away.
Hie
opponepls
who
are
marking
Ihe
oilier.
"Tims,
if
an-
opponent
la
marking
"A.'
"il'VvwifUllie
,ba11
ojuitdribblc
Hie
ball
eiiliciugly
near
him,
and.
when
Ihe
opponent
falls
into
Ihe
Iran
and
enmes
away
from
his
man,
can
send
The
ball
acrOs
to
t
tin
now
unmarked
"A."
Sharpness
In
Starting
I'oiwards
frequently
fail
IhrnUL'h
slowness
in
starting
They
need
to
run
some
distance
before.
Ihey
gather
full
-speed
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or
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Revenue
Exceeded
Expenditure
by
Eight
Thousand
Dollars
The
aeereirale
suridns
"f
Hie
rilyV
assols
over
i
liabilities
duriJij
1921
increased
lo
)pl,l!,
0C8.H3
being
if
li',(5(i.7
more
than
last
year
aeciirdinsr
-
lo.
I
In
annual
report,
of
George
llnrii
C.A..
oily
auditor,
which
was
ire-
sonlcil
In
1
lio
council
last,
night.
The
total
assets
of
the
city
amount
In
.$3,(57
(5,
12
1.
i
!)
against
which
it
has
a
debenture
ileM
outslanilinfr
at
December
31,
l!)2i,
or
2,02
1.117.07,
Tlie
gen
era
I
revenue
for
Hie
year
1021
cxreeded
expenditure
hy
!?8,.r)82.ri.,i.
The
taxes
levied
for
pencral
purposes
incliulinpr
schools
,in
l'J2l
exclusive
of
penalties,
nnrmuiled
to
$222.(50
l.Uli
as
compared
wilh
))2.rii,52r..rK
in
1023.
T!ie
taxes
levied
on
ac
count
of
local
improvement
by
laws
in
1021
amounted
to
$70,
107.HH,
making
altogether
S.'IOI,
-H80.K1
as
rnnipnred
with
320,
ri.r.30
levied
in
1023.
The
total
assessment
of
the
cily
in
102
J
was
reduced
from
1
7,282,07
l.pO
tri
$(5,807.(500
and
the
lax
rale
was
reduced
to
forty
mills.
The
auditor's
reporl,
the
usual
voluminous
and
lahulaled
document
rqverfn-r
all
departments.
of
the
t'ily's
finances,
was
laid
on
the
(aide
for
a
week
so
lhal
Hie
council
in
in
hi
peruse
it
!
fore
adopting
it.'
liealin?
wilh
the.
nlililies,
'ihe
report
ilinwed
a
surplus
for
the.
Iij-'hl
department
in
102(
of
?IK,3ri8'.7(5,
a
surplus
in
Ihe
lele-piione
department
of
1
1,858.23
and
a
deficit
in
the
water
department
of
$0,107.37.
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1
i
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HOW
TO
PLAY
FOOTBALL
Short
passing
pays
with
practiceproblem
oj
the
brilliant
player
learns
,
couiu
proiiamy
score
cnonjdi
goals
if
let
alone
lo
take
his
team
'to
the
lop
of
tit
'league.
Is
il
right
lo
pin
him
down
to
his
slower
comrades
?
.o.
i
lie"
siinri-pasning
game
only
pays
when
you
practise
so
frequently
lhal.
five
forwards
think
as
one
man.
Amateur
teams
wilh
one
really
fine
play
er
should
keep
iiic
game
open
ami
give
ii
t
in
a
clcauce
lo
carry
them
through.
Lightning
swoops
by
ne
nr
two
men
have
a
painful
effect.
no
Ihe
defence.
If
one
man
breaks
through
anil
scores
two
goals
rapidly-
they
come
In
regard
him.
as
a
being
of
superior
clay.
This
i
gives
him
a
still
greater
.ad
vantage,
since
they
bcjrjn
tn
tackle
him
nervously.
Variety
Needed
Should
your
star
"Mayor
strike
a
bad
patch,
however,
you
will
111-
certain
losers
unless
you
bave.
mother
attacking
style
to
adopt
al
once.
again
with
Hie
new
engine
and
a
The
shnrl-passiug
game
must
general
overhauling
would
cost
be
practised.
You
can
set
your
$700.
To
recondition
the
lire-
own
forward
line,
complete
wilh
sent
engine
would
probably
enst
the
two
wing
halves,
lo
pass
no
less
Hian
1
10
loss'Nhan
your
own
hacks
and'
ceritis
hajf
$700.
supported
by
reserves.
Soon
There
was
lo
have,
been
a
re-
your
line
will
be
comoelent
port
from
Mr.
Mnorejiouse
arid
ennush
lo
convince
opponents
.1.
Iloss
as
to
Ihe
cost
of
re-
thai
I
hey
are
-a
well-trained
pairing
Ihe
Iruc.k
without
Hip.
team.
This
is
half
flic
hallle.
engine,
but
this
was
iinl
suhmii-
Don't
play
the
short
passing
led.
The
whole
mailer
waM
re.
game
on
a
wet
and
heavy
ground,
ferredafler
snme
discussion,
lo
Hush
tactics
on
the
pari
of
the
the
board
of
works
with
power
tn
opposition
may
cau-se
a
lenipor-
act.
Aid.
Perry
said
I
lint
the
huy
dislocation
of
your
nllackiug
truck
was
badly
needed
and
machine.
Don't
rv
to
use
it
urged
lhat.
Ihere
be
no
undue
delay
in
gelling
il
in
npvration
again.
wlien
it
is
1
1
ii
Kiel
ics
at
once.
Slop
Ho-
short
passes
and
start
swinging
Ihe
ball
across
from
wing
lo
win,
(live
your
star
a
chance
o
shine.
You
can
gel
back
to
your
olher
stylo
afler.
.
A
really
good
holh
the
closed
learn
can
pla
game
and
Hie
open.
A
cams
usually
do
one
ueuier
1
1
1
a
1
1
me
oiiieiv
I
heir
second
style
is
started
suddcnlv
ns'a
surprise.
ChanHnn
the
Attack
:
Never
change
a
winning
game.
Play
in
your
special
style
a-long
as
it
keeps
you
leading.
Tin
lime
to
clianpe
is
whey
your
opponents
draw
lovej."
Who
si
art"
the
changing?
The
captain
should
do
it,
but
he
may
not
al
ways
be
in
the
right
position.
J
he
centre
forward
nr
one
itl
Ihe
two
wing
forwards
are
in
tin
best
position
In
see
why
attack
do
not
go
aoenrdjrig
Jo
plan.
The
wind
to
change'
should
conn'
from
one
of
these.
I)
is
neces
sary
to
decide
beforehand
which
one.
J
hreo
plan
.supervisors
in
one
front
line
are
loo
.much.
Any
sort
of
a
passipg
game
lemands
constant
XTnVls
oh
tin1
Sprints
in
jiraclice
should
be
aimed
at
curing
this
fault.
A
prompt
start
-means
yards
gain
e.i;
Players
should
be
trained
l
jump
forward
and
dash
twenty
or
thirty
yards.
J'asses
hack,
lo
halves
are
extremely
valuable.
When
the
second
forward
receives
the
hall
from
Ihe
half,
however,
he
should
try
lo
get
it
llirough
some
dis
laniv
Iw'fniN
maintained
intact.
passing
it
back
once
more.
'Ibis
depends
on
Ihe
Ihe
half
in
giving
il
to
ward
.
best
placed
for
ahead.
Two
.passes
in
skill
or
the
for-forgint
siicres-
siou
back
In
y
half
really
mean
thai
you
are
manoeuvring
for
position.
You
risk
putting
'our
ef
olf-sidf
Jon.
"
a
I"a'''
woiks
oui
c
(Ihange
your
V
posuipn
inrougii
nriiimmg
iiic
hall
up,
Hie
forward
who
ha-
been
displaced
by
the
movement
must,
gel
back
lulo
the
dribblerV
posilion.
Tbus
your
line
i
Frequently
a
centre-forward
yets
into
an
inside
wing
position
nliile
leading
the
allaVk.
Ynu
must
have
a
centred
cenlre
in
use
of
a
sudden
pass,
and
that
is
why
I
lie
oispiaceo
winner
un
dertakes
Hip
responsibility
icing
con
I
re
forward
for
time
being.
HOCKEY
CAME
ol
the
IN
ON
RADIO
Reception
Was
Good
But
Other
Stations
4nUrfrd
at
Tim
Itarlio
reports
of
Hie
big
hockey
auic
lasl
nighl
came
in
fairly
eli
mil
mere
were
oiner
Ma-
ions
ou
a
wave
length
similar
j
i.aigary
thai
inierfered
con-
jderably
and
wben
ope
of
the
Inals
Wiis
scored
Digriy
was
np-
eralinv
teninrarily.
making
il
jnpossilde
In
hear
the
resull.
On
lie
whole
reeenlion
was
clear.
oweer,
and
lll
third
period
of
be
game
eame
through
very
,el.
Many
.hockey
fans
galh-
-req
al
Humes
wliere
there,
were
radio
receivers
and
followed
the
Mailed
reports
with
keen
inler-
pt.
a
-
Sport
Chat
I
I
If
('it
V
ii'N''iii(-Ar'.s
dco'i'lii'iil
pnlis
Hill
ground
with
a
-view
to
osliinatlng
the
cosl
of
levelling
Hie
field
and
removing
the
rock
pie
in
compliance
with
a
re
quest
recently
made
by
the
Fail
Monro
and
sporting
organiza
tions
of
the
cily
who
have
un
(b'rlaken
lo
pay
for
Ihe
work
eventually
if
the
cily
will
do
H
u'ow.
I.asl
Sunilay
persons
who
wenl
lo
the
grounds
pulled
oul
nine
of
the
slakes
that
are
be
ing
used
in
couneclion
wilh
(ho
surveying.
Hare
should
!
observed
nol
In
interfere
with
these
mnrks
as
il
oecessilale
Ihe
work
being
gone
all
ove
again.
Mrs.
S.
.1.
Winsby
last
week
won
Ihe.
finals
of
Ihe
laities
badminton
compel
itinn
at
Hazel
Ion
and,
as
a
result,
lias
becoun
Ihe
possessor
of
a'
silver
cm
Her
runner-up.
was
Miss
Jayiu
whom
she
ib-fcaled
in
the
final
by
II
In
10,
It
to
10.
A.
Connnn
won
the
men's
final
by
defeating
S.
.1.
Winsby
(5
to
and
15
lo
12.
ilo
Ihe
mixed
doubles,
.
J,
Winsby
and
Miss
Jaynes
lieat
c.
II.
Wrinch
and
Mrs.
Turnbull
15
to
11
.and
15
lo
ft.
PrJzss
woo
during
Hie
f.urlln-
Jseajion
al
princ
CJe.nrge
wero
prcsonlod
nl
Ibe
annual
ban
aii'd
of
Ihe
olub
in
thai
cily
which
was
held
last
week.
Thoro
were
80
peraons
in
attendance
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
WOMAN
Wanted
for
(ieneral
housework.
Apply
Salvation
Army.
WANTKD.
Second
Will
pay
cash.
108.
CITY
OF
(III
SAI.K.
ce
i
veil
by
Huperl
for
25
h.p.
gasoline
engine
ou
truck.
Tenderers
may
bid
for
Ihe
same
wilh
or
wilhoul
triick.
Kngine
can
be
inspected
al
any
lime
between
8
a.m.
and
.p
p.m.
in
the
cily
store
under
the
Fire
Hall.
Tenders
lo
be
in
Ihe
ollice
of
Ihe
Citv
Clerk
marked
"
Tender
for
(asoliue
Kngine"
not
later
than
5
p.m.
April
1st,
1025
Highest
or
any
lender
not
necessarily
accepted,
city
i-.n-
:iuoer.
77
I'D
It
S.M.K.
Al
Terrace,
ll.C
several
ten
acre
tract
and
one
I
-acre
tract.
Look
I
hem
ovpr
and
make
me
an
olTer.-
-A
C.
Utile.
OH
5A1.IL-
-
Haby
good
condition.
(105.
DAILY
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