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BRITISH
WOULD
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McManus
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of
Man
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Whole
Time
Required
to
Make
a
Champion
Who
Could
Win
Laurels
(Hy
Canadian
rress)
LONDON,
Al
inch
5.
The
ideal
typo
f
boxer
'and
l.lio
reason
tlial.
(ireal
ilrilniu
is
hot
represented
in
the
group
of
lending
heavyweight
boxers
in
the
world,
is
described
Jiy
Lienl.
Commander,
the
Hon.
J.
M.
Kenwortliy,
lt.N,
M.P.,
for
Central
Hull,
in
a
letter
lo
I
he
press
recently.
Commander
Krmvorlhy,
who
heavyweight
he
must
not
only
be.
bijf,
but
of
ilhe
right
build
.and
very
strong;
thick
necked,
broad-shouldered,
with
hands
not
loo
large
but
very
firm,
and
the
dis
tance
from
the
end
of
Ilie
wrist
to
'the
knuckles
must
be
sbort.
I
,i
Hi
g-faced
men
are
of
no
use;
a
possible
chamjdon
must
be
square
or
round-faced
with
no
very
prominent
fisilure.
Our
future
cbainpion
must
have
great-
speed
and
above
all,
quickness
of
brain.
High
intelligence
is
needed
Hull
educated
men
with
the.
reuirod,pliysiipie
have
the
Hdvanlage
over
uneducated
or
partly
educated
men.
Men
who
take
up
boxing
musl
live
cleanly,
lie
teiifjiernle
and
of
pood
ami
cod!
temper,
ltoxers
are
seldom
violent
in
private
life
and
the
man
who
looses
his
temper
is
of
no
use
for
Ihe
ring.
His
Training
"Having
found
our
man,
be
must
devote
his
whole
career
loi
liojring;
training
and
.
boxing
every
day
under
Ihe
tuition
of
ou4
of
the
greatest
masters
of
ring-craft,
with
a
number
of
first
class
spurring
partners
always
available.
This
all
costs
noney
and
the
required
amount
cannot
be
obtained
while
boxing
remains
illegal.
Modern
boxing
is
a
typically
nniish
sport
and
our
methods
have
spread
and
been
copied
by
every
sporting
nation
in
Ihe
world.
There
is
no
more
belting
on
bfixing
than
on
other
sports
and
it
brings
murh
revenue
to
tlje
slate
through
Ihe
entertainment
lax.
The
sport
is
no
more
dangerous
than
football
and
is
less
hazardous
than
fox-
hurtling
and
sleeplechasing.
1.1
is
high
lime
that
the
annmoly
or
the
illegality
of
ltritish
boxing
should
be
removed.
Parliament,
I
believe,
should
step
in
and
end
it.
If
this
were
done
and
Ihe
sport
given
a
liltle
nfficinl
en
couragcnicnl,
apart
from
the
splendid
example
set
up
by
the
King
and
the
ltoyal
Prince,
llril-
ish
boxing
would
look
up
and
IJrilish
heavyweight
fit
for
the
cl;ampioiship
class
would
emerge.
Sport
Chat
1'rize
Rights
and
boxing
con
tests-
were
ea'rlv
.eganled
as
contrary
lo
law
in
Kngland.
Var
ions
stalules
were
passed
from
time
to
linn'
as
far
back
as
tlin
reign
rif
Ilichard
II.
prohibillti-'
various
glimes
and
even
fool
hall,
al
ope
lime,
was
specitlcal
ly
prohibited.
The
present
slalc
of
the
law
as
regards
boxing
in
1
he
.Old
Connlj-y
is:
"In
deciding
whelher
a
pnrliculur
'boxing
con
lest
is
Illegal
or
legal,
il.
is
necessary,
to
exumine
Hie
inlen
Hons
of
the
combatants.
If
lh;lr
real
object
Is
to
inflict
such
injuries
as
lo
prevent
him
cither
from
these
injuries
or
exhaus
tihn
from
currying1
on
Hip
con-
himsclf
is
a
boxer
of
note,
liav-(
losl,
then
the
contest
is
illegal."
ins
been
for
three
years
chani-,'l'liere
are
elastic
laws
to
punish
tiou
heavyweight
(officers;
of
nil
connec.leii
with
u
hoxing
hout
(
Hie
Jlritish
.Navy,
says
Ihal
it
is
lhal
has
been
found
to
he
illeRal
a
matter
for
grave
concern
and
even
the
railway
companies
among
Jtritish
sportsmen
(haY
conveying
persons,
In
such
a
all
the
first
class
hoxers
of
to-
prize
fight
are
liable
to
a
fine
ilay
are
non-llritish
and
Ihal
for
two
generations
nci
Hrifish
boxer
aide
to
capture
the
world's
heavyweight
championship
has
been
produced.
v
Raw
Material
"We
liave
the
raw
material
among
our
splendid
manhood,"
the
(Joniiiiandcr
writes,
"but,
just
as
there
is
big
money
iti
boxing,
so
big
money
is
ne.edeI
to
bring
out
Hie
best
ialeul
-and
to
train
il
for
the
years
necessary
for
even
a
;good
man
to
enter
the
first
class?
!iven
a
youngster
of
the
rigbl
type,
he
must
be
prepared
to
mak
boxing
a
life
time,
pursuit;
and
in
order
to
attract
the
big
money
required
the
."port
must
be
put
on
a
much
fir-
of
less
mil
more
than
than
E?no.
50(1
and
not
Young
Stribling.
who
is
des
cribed
as
the
most
sensational
boxer
of
the
decade
ami
who
is
nflen
mentioned
as
a
contender
for
the
heavyweight
boxing
crown,
is
only
20
years
old
and
lias
been
boxing
professionally
for
liltle
over
three
years
but.
in
that
time,
he
has
boxed
snnir
of
llw
greatest
pugilists
in
thr
gaiiie
such
"is
Mike
McTigue.
Ad
Slime,
Paul
Iterlenbarh,
Tonj
.Martillo
ami
many
others.
He
says
the
greatest
victory
he
ever
won,
however,
was
a
ten
round
scrap
-with
a
basher
named
Hed
Herring
who.
at
the
start
of
the
mey
foundation
than
at
present,
battle,
handed
him
a.
vicious
jolt
Tor
a
man
to
life
a
champion
on
Hie
nose
which
shook
him
to
his
heels
and
from
which
he
did
nol
recover
until
the
seventh
round.
Kvenlually,
Wlriblifig
got
Ihe
decision.
There
are
only
three
entrie
for
the
cily
individual
liilliani
championship
contest.
They
ar
Fred
pyle,
Col.
S.
1'.
Mc.Mordie
and
Sergeant
.lebsou.
The
com
petition
will
be
decided.
by
Ihe
highest
total
of
points
in
a
schedule
of
six
games
lo
.r00
points.
There
will
be
a
cup
for
the
winner,
a
medal
for
Ihe
run-
ner-up
and
a
cue
for
Ihe
player
making
Ihe
highest
break.
The
schedule-of
games
will
be
as
follows:
March
12.
MoMordio
vs.
I'yle.
"
13.
Jcbsnn
vs.
I'yle.
"
17.
McMordie
.
.lebson.
"
IK.
I'yle
vs.
.lebson.
19.
McMordie
vs.,
I'yle.
"
2.
McMordie
vs.
Jcbsnn.
The
Coaslwjse
Sleams'iip
&1
Harge
Co.
has
purchased
Hie'
Ihrcc-mnsfed
steel
barque
Lord
Tcmplelon
which
will
be
used
to
carry
coal
from
Nnnaimn
lo
Tacoma
and
Seal,tle.
The
I.nrrt
Templeton
was
built'
in
Melfasl
in
1880,
for
many
years
she
was
used
us
a
lr.amp
ocean
goina
ailing
vessel
bill
for
I
lie
past
four
years
has
been
tied
up
at
Oakland.
California.
To
Europe
t
mm
p4
K?m
CTIJtI
1
1
W
This
Lassie
Has
Her
Colds
"Rubbed
Away"
The
mother
of
this
attractive
little
girl,
Mrs.
E.
E.
Emmansf
215
Seventh
Ave.,
N.
E.,
I'ortape
La
Prairie,
Man.,
is
one
of
the
many
Canadian
mothers
who
are
enthusiastic
about
the
vaporizing
salve,
Vicks
VapoRub,
for
treating
children's
colds.
Mrs.
Emmans
writes:
"My
little
girl
had
croup
at
night
pretty
badly
and
Vicks
did
her
a
lot
of
good.
I
have
also
uaed
it
with
very
satisfactory
results
for
had
and
chest
colds."
Vicks
is
just
"rubbed
on"
for
sore
inroat,
tonsilitis,
bronchitis,
croup
or
deep
chc:.t
colds.
When
so
applied,
Vicks
has
a
double
direct
action:
inttr.
nally
medicated
vapors
are
inhaled
while,
at
the
same
time,
tHtmally,
it
is
ab-3wbed
through
and
stimulates
the
skin.
INSPECTOR
PARSONS
RETURING
TO
WEST
Has
In
Custody
Sowash,
Alleged
Hl-jack
Murderer,
Whom
He
Arrested
in
New
Orleans
T.
W.
S.
Parsons,
local
in
spector
of
provincial
police,
ac
cording
lo
despatches
in
southern
papers,
is
on
his
way
from
New
Orleans
lo
Vancouver
hav
ing
in
custody
Harry
1.
Sowash
who
is
wauled
on
a
charge
of
murder
in
cnnneclion
with
the
double
killing
of
Cant.
W.
T.
Oillis
and
his
son,
William,"
who
were
slajn
when
a
supposeil
hi
jacking
j-aiil
was
made
on
I
heir
launch,
Meryl
!..
last
September.
Sowash
was
arrested
in
New
Or
leans
by
Inspector
Parsons
after
having
been
apprehended
by
detectives
of
Ihal
cily.
"Cannon
Hall''
linker
is
already
al
Vancouver
under
arrest
on
a
Mam
,t
Lawrence
TH
combination
of
about
1,000
tniles
of
river
Rrirl
l-v
I
(inn
9
nftn
tnila
nf
rwvin
mnl.
a
mmuAnM
to
Europe
by
the
Cunard-Anchor-Donaldson
route
a
perfect
pleasure
cruise.
The
grandeur
of
the
magnificent
river,
flowing
through
a
fairyland
of
delightful
scenery
majestic
cliffs,
green
sunlit
meadows,
historic
towns,
cities
and
vUiages,
will
never
be
forgotten.
Nine
n-agnificient
vessels
are
at
your
service
the
Anchor
-Donaldson
steamers
Letilia,
Athenia,
Saturnii
and
Cassandra,
and
the
CunardersAurania,
Ascanit
,
Alaunia,
Ausunia
and
Antonia.
Each
ship
is
a
model
of
comfort
and
luxury
like
a
beautiful
modern
hotel,
staffed
with
efficient,
courteous,
unobtrusive
attendants.
Ask
your
local
agent
for
descriptive
folders,
.
sailing
dates,
etc.,
or
write
to'
THE
CUNAKD
STEAM
S1III"
CO.,
LIMITED
6.2
1IASTINUS
STREET,
W.,
VANCOUVER
CUNARD
ANCHOR-DONALDSON
CANADIAN
SERVICES
iv
similar
charge
haviHg
been
brought
west
from
New
York
by
Inspector
Duuwoodie.
I'hnrlio
.Morris,
the
third
defendant
ill
Hie
same
case,
is
being
held
in
Sejillje
where
he
is
fighting
GLOOMY
DEAN
AND
PORTS
OF
PACIFIC
Inge
Says
Pacific
Trade
Wilt
ba
as
Important
as
That
of
Atlantic
Henn
Inge
says
Ihal
in
Ihe
future
Pacific
trade
will
be
as
important
as
Atlantic
trade,
and
or
Hint
reason
nothing
can
pre-.enl
North
America
from
being,
he
centre
ofllie
world's
caim-neree,
aecxirding
to
a
Victoria
'taper.
This
prediction
has
nnl
he
glooni
which
is
commonly
as-rihed
to
the
Dean's
utterances.
rlainly
Canada
has
mi
reason
o
lie
alarmed
over
Hie
growth
of
acifie
trade,
even
at
the
excuse
of
Ihe
supremacy
of
the
UlaiHie.
Canada-
has
a
long
oast
line
and
splendid
ports
mi
he
Pacific.
IJrilish
Columbia
is
proviriw
of
rich
and
varied
re-'ourees,
ami
hack
(if
it
js
one
of
he
granaries
of
the
world.
The
hipmeul
oT
wheal
Uirough
an
asy
gnule
in
the
illoeky'
Mnun-ains
is
the
beginning
of
a
mmvo-
nenl
fraught
with
,
tremendous
itiisopirfnees,
..not
pnly
for
Pu-ific
trade,
biit
for
the
develop-
lent
of
liriiish
Columbia
and
the
adjacent
orairie
count
rv.
anada
is
just
as
well
e(piipped
ror
trade
en
Ihat
side
of
Ihe
eonlinenl
us
on
the
ensf.
and
an
look
forward
cheerfully
to
he
fulfilment
of
Ihe
prediction
f
Dean
Inge.
SCOTTISH
BISHOP
IS
OPPOSED
TO
CONTROL
OF
BIRTH
IN
BRITAIN
EDIXHUIIOII,
M;ir.
on
birlh
resirietion
al
n
meeting
of
the
Ildinhurgli
difi-
ese
of
Hie
'
Hp
i
sen
pal
elm
it'll
lishop
Waliinle
said
"Ihat
il
is
iuile.
clear
lo
my
mind
Dial
ireal
llrilaiti
should
follow
Vmericii
and
Krnnee
ntiil
ornliihil
Ihe
use.
rif
eonlracejfives
in
nder
thai
our
place
among
Ihe
nations
may
be
preserved."
The
bishop
had
.
previously
minted
liiiV-that
MfrAHfirins
now
are
whatitifiey
Sver
XiO
years
-tigo.
l
finy"peIH:fent
of,
dtviires
oc
curred
in
those
Taintltes
where
'here
were
no
children,
he
siiid
adding
thai
he
believed
that
in
only
h
small
proportion
of
these
cases
were
children
impossible
Divorce,
he
said,
hardly
ever
occurred
where
there
was
a
"reasonable"
fninily.
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BOAT
ARRIVALS
CN.il.
steamer
Prince
llujiert.
Capl.
D.
Donald,
arrived
al
If
o'clock
eslerday
afternoon
from
Vancouver
and
wnynorls.
The
followijtg.
pa?epgir
'debarkef
iifir.
nii
ini'
.
.
riueis,
.Mr.
lUiigshid,
N.
Smith,
II.
O.
Chambers,
Mrs.
Petersen,
Mr.
Pierce
Miss
Harry,
Mrs.
Oswald,
D.
Ileally,
K.
Mcl.eod,
Mr.
Terry,
Mrs.
.loe
Henl,
C.
.lohnson,
II
iCmerson,
Y.
Iloseiislejn,
Miss
Hose
Morris,
II.
1..
Mrlntvre.
Miss
Clayton,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Haven,
vMiss
It.
Miller.
.1.
II.
Orchard,
Ar.
Ileeland,
W.
.1.
Catup-
hell.
.1.
W.
McKeovvn.
Mr.
Toki.
T.
A.
Clark.
Mr.
Ciiwh-v.
Mr.
m.,1
Mrs.
Itoherlson,
iT.
I..
Drnry,
C.
(.
Denby,
Mr.
Moran.
Mrs.
II.'
W.
Harris,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Durendiihl.
John
Dore,
Mr.
(Iruhnni.
Mr.
uml
Mrs.
Collins,
Mrs.
Heverege.
Mr.
Creech,
Mrs.
Williams,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
Rpiuks,
Mr.,
and
Mrs.
Vance,
.1.
Williamson.
Mrs.
Doyle,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
Farrow.
Masler
S.
Farrow,
Miss
H.
Farrow.
Mr.
Stevenson,
Mr.
Kennedy,
For
Stewart
Henry
Hill,
C.
W.
Wilson,
Miss
Hull,
U.
.).
M-Donell,
MH'Oi.ggWIr
.l:
C.
Ilbfek?
Mr.
and
Mrs
W.
Tolln.
Mr.
Will-shire.
Mrs.
Jancowski,
Capl.
and
.Mrs.
hwan,
.1.
Hiiahli,
Mr.
anil
Mrs.
0.
A.
Hanks,
Y.
Hoseustein,
Mrs.
Morley.
For
Anyox-
Yale
Hosenslein,
Mr.
Slewarl,
Harvey
IJrooks,
Mr.
Ilelyea,
N.
lloyd.
P.
A.
F.vuna,
Mrs.
Heghani,
Mr.
Hankin,
Mr.
Moltu.
Morley
Shier.
Advcrtiso
in
Ihe
Daily
News.
SB,',
isf"
i't
;
!
I;
'KI.ICK'ODD"
Coating.
The
best
coaliug
for
shingle,
iron
or
paper
roofs.
I!
preserves
the
rnol
and
lop-.
tin-
h-uks.
Also
giioil
lor
brii'k,
concrete
or
stone
walls.
Cheapest
and
heal.
Ksiiinales
gixju.
P.O.
Max
111.
Phone
10.
MARINE
TAXI
SERVICE
LAUNCH
"Oh
Many"
at
your
ser-
vief
day
or
nitrlil.
Comfort
Safely-
-Courtesy.
If
it's
a
water
(rip
call
Laurie
Laiiihly.
-
Phones
Hlaek
315
or
131.
RADIOI
RADIOI
AHE
you
inleresltMl
iti
Itadlo
sets
or
parts?
1
can
save
you
money.
2
lube
nets
complete
witli
aerial,
phones
and
batteries,
installed,
$bft.
Phone
Bed
707.
TAXI
Taxi
G7
Phono
(Call
(ieorge,
Paul
or
Oust'
Prompt
Service
and
Com
fori
Day
or
Ni(f'
t
Stand:
.tOSS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Clock,
Across
from
Sm'ir-ss
llotei
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furni
ufe
Store.
We
Uuy,
Sell
and
Ki-
thange
New
and
Secondhand
Ooods.
QtO.
PAPAUOPULIS,
139
Third
Ave.
fione
llf.
FURNITURE
WK
handle
Ihe
FAWCFIT
guaranteed
copper
bearing
Steel
Itanges
and
all
grades
of
high
grade
riniiiluie
we
exchange.
PRINCE
RUPERT
EXCHANGE,
Auel
inneers
ft
TIMBER
SALE
XG928.,
Sralt'd
Thik1t
will
lie
rtri-lml
liy
the
Mlnhilpr
nf
l.niiil.
at
Viclnrm.
not
later
nan
limm
mi
the
nd
day
of
April,
lti.
Tor
tbe
liun
hHKe
r
Llnenn-
X
ilBJH,
to
ml
l.yuii.iMiii
re.1
or
OOn
r.
Ilnnlork,
nalcaiti
ami
Sn-uri.
on
an
arna
miiimI
in
the
norili
nlmri-
of
XayM'li
Inlet,
nanre
;,
r.rmut
Unit
IHMroi.
'
Tyro
i
yer
wui
lie
alliiwert
for
rfl-
4Ma)va4
'
et
tlinlH-r.
fMfllier
iwrtli'iilarit
ut
thr
Chief
Tored-
Inr,
Vlrlorla,
II
V...
or
iMHlrlrt
l
ureni-r,
rtner
liiiiMit,
h
i:.
TIMBER
SALE
X
6928.
Seated
Ti-iMlerii
will
Im-
rerplved
hv
tlie
vinlaler
it!
UiiiIk.
at
Victoria,
not
later
Ihttii
noon
on
tin-
IKtli
day
or
March,
IUiR,
fur
tlie
itiri'hne
or
Uifiicn
X
,
tn
'ut
I,
Kin.
iiimi
feel
or
Ci-ilar,
Hemlock.
UalHaiiMiid
Spruce
on
ana
altHaled
on
Uw
iMirlh
nliore
wr
Nayaanti
Inlt,
nature
9.
Cnael
Land
IMatrlrt.
Two
()
yeam
wlll)le
allowed
for
removal
or
llmlier.
Furtliet
iruenlara
of
Urn
Chirr
Khre-Iit,
Vlcuirla.
R.:
oi
IHHrlrl
Korm'ier.
I'rinew
iiiniert.
n.C
TIMBER
SALE
X
C811.
Tlerii
will
lie'
ofrciinl
ror
at
at
I'lilt-llc
Aiiilluh.
m
noon
on
the
llli
day
or
March,
I
DM,
III
the
omen
or
Ihe
Korea!
luna-er,
liati-iioii,
n.:
Um
t
iicncc
Xfixll,
to
cm
Kiiu.oi.il
Uncal
reel
or
i:edr
I'oIch
and
:i,tMjn
Hemlock
mid
Jackiilnu
Tlca
on
Lot
l&TV
and
adjoliiinit
limit
ultunlcd
mirlh
or
lliitelton,
i:niar
Land
limtrlrt.
Jto'wvCO
yearx
will
he
allowcit
ror
rn-moVnT
nT
tliiiliiT.
".I'rovliliirt
any
one
imiitilo
to
allend
tlie
iirtmn
m
iierann
limy
milnnll
a
acalcd
tender
to
ln
oiikihmI
at
the
hour
ur
auction
and
I
rented
a
one
hid."
Further
ariieniarn
or
tlie
r.hler
Korea-
ler,
Mctiiilii,
n.c.
piNtrlct
Foniater.
I'eliiW
lluiiert.
lie.
TIMBER
SALE
X0103.
RwlMl
Tendrra
will
Im
received
liy
the
'.'.'""Iv
.
'
""'Kli'i-
not
inter
limn
noon
on
Ihe
1
3
1
h
dny
or
March,
im,
ror
the
purrhiife
or
l.lcencii
X
n
1
03.
Lot
167(1,
weal
Minre
nr
Maawit
Inlet.
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ci,nr-iMIe
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tu
nut
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loek
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CLASSIFIED
ADS.
Ti
2c'perJword
In
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
less
than
50c
FOR
SALE
I'Oll
SAI.K.
Singer
Sewing
Machine,
nearly
new,
$!ir.00.
Walker's
Music
Store.
57
BOARD
liO.ni.
The
Second
Avenue.
Inlander,
830
Phono
137.
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Article
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nt
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and
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lad'-
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.
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Alice
Arm,
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r
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Simpson
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Sundays
'
From
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