P.KGV.
FOUR
URGE
CITY
TO
REMOVE
ROCKS
AT
ACROPOLIS
United
Request
for
Action
to
Make
Athletic
Ground
a
Good
One
.
WOULD
REPAY
CITY
Estimates
of
Cost
to
be
Prepared
by
City
Engineer
for
Consideration
A
delegation
consisting
of
I'.en
Pelf,
president
of
Ihc
Fair
Hoard
fieorge
Hill,
president
of
the
Football
Association;
NV.
I)
Vance,
prosliloii
I
of
(ho
llaschall
Association,
ami
Frank
lo'bb,
W
Slifrmati.
Jr.
anl
1).
Mel.
Hunt
er,
l
i
rer
In
rs
of
lhe
Fair
Hoard
wailed
on
Ihc
city
council
last
night
willi
the
rciiuosl
that
cilv
finance
the
rcinoval
of
tin
rock
pili
on
Arropoljs
Mil
grounds,
Ihc
levelling
of
lh
grounds
ami
1
lie
erection
or
a
grandstand
on
Hie
undertaking
of
Hie
Fair
Hoanl
ami
sporting
organizations
of
Hie
oily
I
lint
a
percentage
of
all
gale
receipts
In
Hie
grounds
in
future
ne
applied
lo
Hie
ultimate
paying
of
Hie
cost
of
Hie
work.
After
Hie
delegation
liad
been
heard,
Hie
mailer
was
referred
lo
Hie
board
of
works
willi
the
instruction
thai
the
city
engineer
prepare
estimates
of
Hie
cost
lo
be
involved
in
Hie
various
proposed
undertaking.
Outline
Proposal
lien
Self,
the
first
spokc.sni.ari
of
Hie
delegation,
put
Ihc
matter
before
Hie
council.
The
Fair
Hoard
ami
snorting
organizations
of
the
city
were
prepared
lo
apply
u
percentage
of
their
gale
receipls
each
jear
to
cove
I
lie.
cost
of
the
work
proposed.
In
Ketchikan
an
expenditure
o
$:tr,flno
on
a
sports
grounds
bad
iieen
umtcrtuKcn
m
mis
war.
There
was
approximately
2,:J00
yards
of
rock
loft
in
the
rock
pile.
Former
work
on
the
rock
pile
had
cost.
Hie
city
$1..23
per
yard.
A
permanent
graiidsfaiu
and
die
levelling
on"
of
the
grounds
was
also
being
.asked
for.
The
present
condition
of
(hi-
field
was
risky
for
players
and
there
hail
already
been
ser
ious
injuries
sustained
Micro.
J
lie
loial
gale
receipls
lasl
year
at
Hie
grounds
were
.$1,000.
II
w.is
proposed
thai
Hie
city
should
be
paid
a
percentage
of
Hie
gale
receipls
if
it
decided
lo
undertake
the
work
1
li
.-it
was
being
reipicsied.
Tbe
ground
might
be
.
used
for
-burse
racing
if
Hie
work
was
done
II
would
lTord
a
track
at
quarter
of
a
mile
long.
Ueorge
Hill
staled
thai
111
Football
Association,
of
which
be!
was
president,
endorsed
the
proposition
advanced
by
the
Fair
Hoard.
'The
grounds
were
a
menace
jri
llieir
present
condition
and
it
was
absolutely
necessary
thai
considerable
improve
ments..
he
dlceled.
l'laygrounds
in
l'rince
lluperl
were
not
adequate
for
a
city
of
this
size,
he
fell.
Baseball
Endorsement
V.
1.
Vance
also
endorsed
ir
scheme
on
behalf
of
the
Ilase-
liall
Association.
As
far
as
Ibo
baseball
players
were
concerned,
I
lift
rock
pile
was
an
especial
iniMiaci;.
S.
I.
Macdonald
also
spoke
in
lavor
or
me
proposition,
ex
pressing
the
belief
that
it
tniglit
be
possible
lo
pay
Ihc
cily
back
sooner
than
was
anticipated
Aid.
Casey,
Aid.
McMordic
am1
Aid.
I.?irscn
expressed
favor
for
the
scheme
advanced.
The
level
ling
olf
of
Ihc
groinids,
however
might
.
involve
a
much
greater
expcndilute
Iban
was
anlicipal
ed,
Aid.
McMordie
and
Aid.
I.ar
sen
fell.
T
.
PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
r
Tuesday,
March
17
High
.
v
.
fi:
1
1
a.io.
JB.2
ft.
19:20
p.m.
15.2
"
Low
12:59
p.m.
5.0
"
Wednesday,
March
18
IJigh
7:22
a.m.
1
7.7
ft.
20:53
p.m.
I5.1
"
Low
1:02
a.m.
8.9
"
;
U:22
p.m.
5.5
"
Thursday,
March
19
iligh
.'...
8:15
a.m.
17.8
fl.
.
22:08
p.m.
10.5
"
Low-
......
2:33
a.m.
9.2
"
.
15:11
p.m.
4.9
"
.
Friday,
March
20
llipli
......
I0:(1I
a.m.
f8.5
fl.
'
23:07
p.m.
17.7
"
Low
3:50
a.m.
H.3
"
10:10
p.m.
3.9
"
your
face.
This
is
a
fact''
to
be
shots.
I
'do'irt
recommend
that
turned
to
rleciiled-
advantage,
you
try
to
make
every
shot
spin.
Your
forwards
must
striven
lo!
There's
nothing
anything
like
so
bring
the
ball
up
along
lbe
wiiiig
from
which
Hie
wind
is
blowing.
Then,
as
Hie
ball
is
centred
and
shot,,
it
will
always
have
Hie
wind
willi
il
to
help
it
along.
Ilesidcs,
Ibis,
if
you
Iry,
lo
nring
a
pan
up
along
a
wing
where
(bo
wind
is
blowing
Cowards
Hie
louchrine,
Ibe
ball
is
c.on.'-'lanlly
blowing
outside.
The
game
becom'rs
a
series
of
throws
in.
You
help
your
own
.attack
and
haJUper
Hie
defence
by
playing
along
the
wing
in
a
north
wind.
Spin
and
Twist
Footballers
do
not
make
qnile
the
use
they
should
of
spin
find
break.
These
factors
play
an
enormous
part
in
oilier
games.
HI
football
they
arc
generally
Unfortunate
accidents.
Yet
you
can
kick
a
ball
so
Ihal
you
deliberately
make
it
spin.
I'his
is
especially
valuable
in
iking
loiiig
shots
at
goal.
When
n
spinning
ball
bounces
it
breaks.
I'his
puis
a
goal
keeper"
com
pletely
out
of.
position,
especially
if
you
have
put
Hie
sweial
spin
on
the
ball
that
carries
it
round
him
into
the
goal.
.
The
spin
might,
of
course,
be
such
Ihrtt
il.
oiakcs
the
ball
break.
away
from
Hie
goal.
You
must
take
.
fare
Ihiil
it
isn't.
Spin
is
produce
liy
kicking
Hip
ball
forward
by
applying
the
foot
more
Inwards
the
side
of
the
ball
Iban
Ibe
centre
If
you
kick
on
the
right
edge
Ibe
ball
breaks
to
Hie
left
whei)
it
bounces.
If
you
kick
on
the
left
edge
the
ball
breaks
to
Hie
right.
An
important
point
to
when
slopping
a
spinning
nail
is
thai
il
always
carries
on"
after
hounding
in
the
same
direction
as
the
spin
and
swerve
Thus,
if
a
ball
was
spinning
over
to
your
right,
il.
will
never
"break
back"
lo
your
left
on
good,
ast'a
low,
straight
shot.
MutVa
hit
,
oT
spin
'
sometimes
turns
a
twenty-lo-one
chance
into
a
ten-to-one
possibility.
When
wailing
for
a
spiiuiinv
ball
lo
drop,
always
try
to
gel
your
leail
or
your
loe
to
it
be-
I
ore
ill
ituuityTs.
'llils
saves
ou
worrying
about
how
H
will
behave
oil
Hie
bounce.
Should
you
he
forced
Id
wait
for
the
bounce,
remember
that
the
ball
moves
over
in
Ibe
same
direction
as
Ibe
spin.
A
ball
spinning
towards
your
right
shoots
over
to
your
rifflil.
Finding
the
Coal
The
tendency
of
a
ball
'kicked
towards-
gold
is
always
tft
rise.
.More
balls
bit
the
lop
bar
than,
hit
Hi-
posts.
This
can
only
be
remedied
by
tucking
your
toe
well
back
when
kicking.
.The
flatter
the
top
of
your
fool
is
when
il
meets
Ibe
hall
the
lower
your
sbol.
I'layers
who
kick
wilh
their
toes
invariably
balloon
Ibe
ball.
l'iiat
is
why
a
loe
kick
must
only
be
indulged
in
when
you
can
hardly
miss.
I
mean,
when
you
ire
close
tip.
There's
no
mar
gin
left
to
allow
the
ball
lo
rise.
F.eu
when
you
are
close
up
.11
pays
better
to
vdribble
the
ball
closer
and
lap'
i(
roirid
Hie
oat
keeper,
;
T'his
is
the
s'unj
way.
Sometimes,
lioweverf
tlie
defenders
are
pressing
you
and
the
goal
keeper
is
well
placed,
You've
no
lime
for
fancy
work.
Then
a
hard
kick
with
the
toe
aim
rather
lower
than
you
really
want
the
ball
lo
go
is
effective.
When
the
ball
and
the
ground
are
both
thoroughly
wet
do
anything
rattier
than
risk
allowing
the
ball
lo
bounce
when
you
shoot
at
goal.
II
may
hesi
tale.
have
even
seen
a
ball
slop
dead.
Goals
From
Free
Kicks
Not
one
amateur
in
a
hundred
Children
healthy
I
Lily
White
has
nutrition
not
found
in
cane
syrups.
INSIST
ON
I
ImiiMli
LILY
WHITE
CORN
SYRUP
THE
CANADA
STARCH
CO
.
LIMITED
MONTREAL
1
....
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Tim
iatlt
jnrca
.
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,
.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
,
By
George
McManus
"
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on.
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1
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IN
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CJUJ
r
Ixt
u
FtATimc
SfHvict.
In.
Crl
But.
in
riihn
tfM'ved
3
Jo
-
j
HOW
TO
PLAY
FOOTBALL
Finishing
Touches
to
an
Attack
Tips
on
Goal
Shooting
(Hy
"Andy"
Ducal,
Manager
of
Knlham
rJuli.j
(liiprinli'1
fn"i
(rwniiik
llpralrt";
You
o
ft
on
see.
a
flashing
attack
ruitu'il,
when
victory
seems
cerlain,
by
ioor
sliooling.
Players
fail
to
allow
for
Hie
wind,
Hie
swerve
of
Hie
ball,
and
Hie
stale
of
I
he
ground.
High
winds
compel
low'shholiug.
The
lower
yon
keep
your
hot
the
less
Ihc
wind
affects
il.
When
Ihc
wind
is
dead
igainsl
you,
you
must
kick
much
harder
than
usual.
This
sounds
divious,
and
most
players
naturally
kick
harder
against
Un
wind.
The
fact
is,
however,
that
wind
against
the
hall
not
only
checks
it
hut
produces
an
enormous
swerve.
You
need
more
than
a
hard
kick
lo
minimise
-Ibis
(
swerve.
You
need
a
full-:
jMiuncing.
II
always
carries
on
bodied
kick
willi
all
your
weight!
just
as
it
was
doing.
This
is
a
behind
il.
point
you
must
remeniber
in
.Many
sure
shols
occasionally
!
sliooling
at
goal.
When
you
lak
get
their
toe
lo
Hie
ball
instead
of
j
a
long
shot
that
is
going
lo
the
instep.
The
ball
travels
Willi
!
bounce,
you
must
allow
for
sif
much
extra
speed
as,
it
re-j
plenty
of
room
lo
spin
and
still
suit,
that,
with
a
short
distance
sbol,
il
has
no
lime
to
be
inac
curate.
Tbe
wind
more
nlion
i.
blows
.more,
foi1
Hie
break
in
Hie
same
direction
on.
bouncing.
final-keepers
rarely
move
far
enough
over.
Hence
the
ailvan-
across
the
field
Mian
dead
in
pnge
or
sjiiiiumg
llie
liall
for
long
in
taking
a
free
kick
ever
dreams
of
passing
instead
of
shnolirtR.
Forward
passing,
j
mean.
Plac-!
ing
the
hall
so
thai
one
of
your
men
reaches
it
first
and
puis
il
Ihroiiigh.
Free
kicks
should
always
be;
laKen
speedily.
This
prevents
the
opposition
from
gelling
lime
lo
crowd
round.
"
When
a
goal
kick
is
taken,
nearly
nil
young
players
aim
lo
jdace
tin-
ball
up
the
cVntrc
of
the
field.
This
is
wrong.
A
forward
kick
toward
one
of
the
wing
men
is
far
more
effective.
ORANGE
LODGE
AND
DRY
DOCK
TIED
FOR
CR1BBAGE
HONORS
The
close
of
the
Oribbage
League's
schedule
of
games
finds
the
Loyal
Orange
Lodge
and
Dry
lork
lied
for
Ibe
sea
son's
honors
necessitating
a
day-off
which
will
be
arranged
it
an
early
date.
In
the.
final
i
l..
i
i
ii,
ft....
p.lliii
jiiui-ii
iti!
infill,
mi;
Ikoek
won
over
the
(initio
'11
Jo
1.1.
lows;
,
Mry
Iock
.
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L,
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v.
i-:iks
...
..
'legimenl
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l.
Ami
rew's
...
'i.
W.
V.
A.
...
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ons
of
Canada.
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Moose
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lw
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to
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Sport
.
Chat
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g
The
annual
general
meeting
of
the
ll.izelloii
Tennis
and
ll.nl-
luinloii
Club
was
held
before
a
ioiid
attendance
of
members
lasl
week.
The
report
of
the
secrc-
ary-lreasurer
showed
Ibe
organization
lo
be
in
a
satisfactory
iiiancial
condition.
A
vole
of
lhanks
lo
the
retiring
oflirers
ollowed
the
election
of
new
ollicers,
who
are
jis
follows:
President
W.
W.
Anderson.
Yice-pres.
Mrs.
S.
.1.
Winshy.
Sec
re
I
a
ry-1
rea
s
.
(
o
n
b
i
u
V
i
I
-iamsou.
I'.xeculive
coiiiuiillee
(.Mrs.
.1.
ruriibull,
Miss
M.
fJordiiicr,
T.
I'roctor,
C.
II.
Wrinch.
The
long,
disiiillcd
iuestipu
of
s
'u
p
r
c
ii
i
a
cy
j
jhi
i
ii
ii
liU
)
j-
j
ne'e
jcpCge
wbejv.
two!
'Ml-sllir
rinjtui'.rftuglil
Ihc
issue
oul
lo
a
couclusioii.
In
the'
Hcxim
rink
Hie
conslella-
.
inn
consisted
oT
W.
Hcxon,
Dr.
Ilwerl,
llruce
l'arker
and
II.
W.
MacLeod,
and
in
Ihc
conlestiut
rink
Ibo
Iwirlers
were
.lolm
Ferguson,
W.
ft.
I).
Harper,
A.
M.
I'atterson
and
A.
11.
McNeil.
The
nialch
ended
11-7
in
favor
of
the
Ferguson
rink,
and
its
members
How
consider
Iheniselves
the
best
curlers
west
of
Kdmniilon.
There
is
not
much
excuse'
for
the
man
who
is
earning
$52,000
per
annum
and
who
has
been
on
I
lie
joti
for
Iwo
years
Deing
broke.
'I'his,
however,
M
'Ihc
position
of
the
swat
king
of
baseball.
Aside
from
such
money
lis
his
wife
mav
have
salted
Inwh,
Habe
Ruth
is
not
only
without
money
but
he
is
being
suid
by
New
York
people
for
some
belling
imlcbledness
amounting
to
$7,000.
The
coin
ing
season
Is
said
lo
be
the
last
one
inai
iiutb
will
bo
nine
lo
pull
down
lhe
fancy
salary
he
lias
been
receiving.
The
chain
pion
hitler
is
said
lo
be
gelling
falter
and
bis
gaiiic
is
expected
lo
slow
down
ifccopliuKly.
Wednesday,
March
25,
was
lhe
date
set
for
ilot
annual
meeting
of
lhe
Prince
Rupert
Football
Association
at
a
nirdinj,'
of
lhe
executive
which
was
held
la:
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hi
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at
lhe
meet
ing
were
Oeorcc
Hill,
president:
F
Roberts,
secretary;
Frank
Yick-
ers,
(icorge
helsey,
Hugh
Killin,
Hurry
Love,
.1.
Watson.
P.
La-porle
and
(!.
S.
RussMl.
There
was
considerable
discussion
of
i
general
nature
regarding
Hie
Pmiiis
ior
mis
years
soijcer
activities.
JUVENILE
SYMPATHY
Willi
tears
on.
her
cheeks,
lillle
Winnie
ran
lhe
policeman.
baby
up
to
"Please,
Mir,"
slm
sobbed.
"will
you
come
and
lock
a
nasly
man
up?
"
What's
he
been
doing?"
asked
Ibe
man
In
blue
kiiplly.
"Oh."
will
lei
lhe
diibl,
"he's
broken
up
my
hoop
with
his
tin
My
bicycle."
"lias
be?"
said
Ibe
constable.
(Heparin
to
go
to
the
scene
of
the
crimi".
"Well,
where
is
he?"
"Oh.
you'll
easily
catch
hlni,"
explained
Winnie
triumphantly.
"They've
just
carried
him
inlo
that
drugstore
on
a
shutter."
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(inod
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;vork:
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selling;
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quickly
telling
all
about
yourself.
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all
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condition.
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