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By
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BRINGING
UP
FATHER
McManui
oout
Mi
HfliR.
FM.UIS
OOT-
T
W,rVb
A
NICC
THOIX1KT
OF
MERS
I
TO
LEAye
TH
Mary
a
Man
is
jLrcW
Before
He
Starts
Declares
Thornton
Discussing
Football
Experience
Head
of
Canadian
Railroads
Tells
of
the
Days
when
he
was
Centre
Forward
on
'
University
Football
Team
(Hy
Samuel
GrmvUter
in
Have
you
found
that
playing
j-ou
afterward
in
liusinr.v
?
I
if
foplliall
thai
is
with
you
now
asked
Sir
Henry
Worth
Thornton
ears
ago,
Anicrican-ltorii
and
American-reared
railroad
man.
As
president
of
the
Canadian
National
Hallways
he
is
now
holding
down
one
of
the
biggest
twenty-two
thousand
miles
on
iperaleil
track,
a
series
of
hotels.
lj
an
express
service,
a
leiegrapn
a
ysteni
and
fleets
of
steamers
a
ire
under
his
direction.
"I
think,"
he
answered,
al-houglt
perhaps
I
ought
no.
I
Jo
-ay
It,
that
I
got
just
as
much
ut
of
football
as
I
got
out
of
lie
university
courses.
Fool-ball,
or
any
other
came
for
that
matter,
may
easily
he
overdone.
man
may
forget
that
a
game
is
a
game,
.and
start
to
make
a
husiness
out
of
it.
Hut
hard
competition
in
any
game
teaches
a
hoy
one
big
lesson,
and
hard
competition
in
any
team
game
teaches
an
additional
lesson."
Best
Centre
In
Country
as
Hack
in
1892
and
18U3,
play-lest
ing
on
the
eleven
of
the
nly
of
Pennsylvania,
Thornton
Jlr
how
scared
you
are.
you
was
rated
the
best
centre
in
thel
must
never
show
it.
ounlry.
Those
were
the
days
ofl
line
plunging,
and
the
coaches
ixually
picked
a
fat
tub
of
a
man
k
for
centre;
lie
was
expected
to
lay
pui
ami
stop
piays
Dy
sneer
weight.
ritornton
was
Ihoughl
by
ex-
perls
to
be
to0
long
and
lank
for
cnire;
ins
iwo
nunure.t
poumn
I
stretched
out
Ihrough
six
feet
four
inches.
Hut
the
two
hurt-
dred
pounds
were
mostly
quick
I
iiiu.-i
II,
uiiu
ininiuu,,,
unnuu
umot
(leal
l'rinrclnn;
and
ever
wailing
for
the
play
to
bump
him,
heeran
not
only
lo
bump
the
piays.
nui
in
gel
uown
me
item
with
the
ends
and
otherwise
ad
in
unusual
fashion.
Me
is
.the
man
who
started
the
present
lyle
of
centre
play.
I
'I
got
my
lessons
out
of
fool-Ion
ball,"
he
continued;
"but
I
might
as
well
lrave
got
them
I
out
of
baseball,
or
tennis
or
row-
ing.
I
have
not
in
mind
any
other
f-i!ow'is
just
a
man
is
the
physical
benefit
from
playing
biggest
thing
J
know.
Of
course
hard
games,
probably
there
is
there
is
Ihe
danger
of
over-con-ome
physical
benefit,
but
that
is
fjdence,
but
that
does
not
coin-
the
Jeastj
fmjiortfinl
side,
for
Boodjparp
with
Ihe
danger
of
under-
beallh
can
he
had
without
run-
confidence,
and
It
is
soon
corning
the
risk
of
breaking
ohe's
reeled
by
common
sense.
The
neck.
Also,
I
am
not
much
con-
other
man
may
be
a
good
deal
cerned
as
lo
whether
hard
games!
lell
on
a
man
in
after
years;
I
to
anv
fifty-three
now,
and
if
I
had
any
heller
lieallh
I
should
not
is
know
what
lo
do
with
III
Mental
Benefits
The
big
benefits
that
come
frrmi
linnl
rilnvincr
nrr
tnnntnl.lw
not
physical.
Most
men
who
II
fail
lo
do
anything
or
to
Bel
li
anywhere
in
this
world
do
not,
k
al
least
so
II
seems
to
me.
fail
because
of
lack
of
ability.
AMI
-
ily
is
largely
a
cultivated
qiialily:Ueaon.
At
a
meeline
of
the
Ath-
H
is
a
growth
requiring
careful
culture.
II
withers
in
the
pre-
seuce
of
fear.
"Many
n
man
is
licked
beforlwjnPr
nesH-
I
bey
are
duly
paid
be
starts.
He
looks
at
a
job
and.,,,,
monibers
of
Ihe
Association,
as
he
looks,
lin
job
grows
bigger
ami
lie
grows
smaller.
The
up
-
shot
is
that
he
does
jjot
tackle
dial
job.
He
noes
not
admit
lo
himself
lhal
be
Is
afraid
of
it.
the
effect
Hint
he
is
going
make
a
fool
of
himself
biting
off
more
Ihan
he
can
chew.
Sup-
pose
he
has
lo
compete
agalnsllshin.
Tbe
following
committee
a
man
or
a
group
nf'nien
which,
directly
or
tndlreclly,
all
nf
uslskallng
rink
mailers
al
aruicr-have
In
do
every
day
of
Ihe
year
hoof
this
winter:
II.
H.
Moore,
J.
In
business.
lie
sees
Ihnl
Ihe
man.
or
men.
nainst
him
Is
confident.
nc
knows
lhal
he
Isl
worried
and
he
thinks
he
shows
it.
Then,
gradually,
he
cslab
-
KMR
TONIC
reR
I
I
at
goulv.tht
I
J
i)
A
I
TTR'-tonic
"
xoo
lj
ITwlx
:
HO
WOrtOER.
ML
fill
'
OtSM
bt
lirr-L
FiTu(
Srnvici,
Inc.
P.i
Bm.o
inlM
JoJ
American
Magazine)
football
in
college
has
helped
mean,
did
you
get
nn
thing
out
-
that
you
use
every
day?
I
Ihe
Marry
Thornton
of
a,
few
railroad
jolts
in
(he
world.
sites
himself
as
a
Utile
man
in
world
of
supermen
and
he
is
failure.
"The
hbr
thing
that
a
fellow
finds
out
in
foolhall,
or
in
any
other
hard
game,
is
that
men
are
Just
men
that,
if
you
are
afraid,
Ihe
other
fellow
is
undoubtedly
jul
as
much
afraid;
that,
if
yon
are
very
tired
and
would
like
lo
quit,
Ihe
other
fellow
is
just
as
tired
and
would
also
like
lo
quit;
that,
nit
hou
uli
some
men
are
belter
players
than
olhers,
the
best
of
them
are
not
supermen,
and
thai
if
you
tackle
the
fastest
man
in
the
country
just
above
the
knees
you
will
stop
him
just
'surely
as
you
would
Ihe
slow-
man.
Thus
you
learn
in
sports
dial,
no
mai
Milliard
Pennsylvania
Example
..it.,
.....ji
io(J2
th
ppnn,v-i
-
ania
irame
was
iusl
n
uracil
ans
match
for
Harvard,
Yale,
and
Princeton.
Our
teams
used
to
start
the
trames
licked
larl
wh
,hft
intention
of
makintr
a
gl,n)
showing,
which
is
some-
Hiintr
very
different
from
start-
imr
n
,
in
tUa.
.
L,,
convinced
ourselves
that
we
f.0iill
win.
We
lost
Yale,
J,ut
Ljnce
then
Pennsylvania
Las
been
on
m,.
football
man.
not
because
a
PW
4,rP(j
r
men
sini-tH
C(im
j
lo
collepe
but
because
the
teams
broke
Ihe
habit
of
pelting
i.aPn.
i
iiav
i.IjivimI
manv
game
where
we
ran
up
big
scores
small
colleges
simply
because
their
teams
stepped
out
on
the
field
licked.
"To
realize
always
that
the.
belter
than
you
are-
and
it
pays
realize
that
when
it
is
Irue;
but
If
you
keep
In
mind
that
he
only
a
man,
your
wits
will
be
with
you
and
you
always
have
sporting
chance
to
win
on
the
breaks
"
11
onnm
r
w
4
m
J)fUKl
Uil
A
X
II
vanderhoof
is
already
geltin?
r:tt,v
f(lP
,i.
-Valimr
and
hockey
ftlic
Andatjon
held
last
week
.,
...,
,nf.A,i
ii,a
i,n
one
would
i,
.Unwed
to
use
the
rink
this
hi
l.oinsr
the
onlnion
Miat
Iho
Link
rnnlil
lie
successfully
oner
afc
only
if
all
those
who
use
ill
hre
collected
from.
Public
school
children
will
be
allowed
use
of
i
lolihe
rink
fr'e
of
charge
-but
Ihose
over
sixteen
and
attending
High
School
will
have
lo
pay
member
was
appointed
lo
lake:
charge
of
H.
Armishaw
and
Cecil
.Steele.
The
requirements
of
the
resl
denls
or
Ihe
F.nsl
end
of
towni
'from
uu
ulhlelic
standpoint
will
roliahly
be
met
ere
another
season
1
1
elanses.
Tin'
city
proposes
ill
lo
accede
to
Hie
request
of
the
people
there
thai
a
playground
te
established
m-ar
Seal
(iovennd
(he
liyro
.Club
lia
"ITVred
to
furnish
the
equipmi'iil.
The
club
lias
asked
Ihe
1
1
y
lo
prepare
a
larger
piece
of
ground
than
waj
at
first
proponil
hi
Hut!
there
may
be
adequate
space
for
lh
equipment.
Now
the
United
Ulmreh
ai(npun-i's
thai
it
will
put
in
a
Ryufnasiuiu
on
lots
that
il
has
secured
(mm
the
city
at
a
ru'iitiual
price.
The
.Mn's
Own
gymnasium
in
town
has
been
a
popular
venue
for
rising
attilelet
of
all
denominations
for
manv
years
and
tin'
new
,
project,
it
may
be
anticipated,
will
be
similarly
appreciated,
WAR
VETERANS
WINNERS
OVER
BILLIARD
PARLOR
Opening
Game
of
First
Division
Billiard
League
Resulted
In
Score
of
1175
to
1054
7
Winning
onl
one
of
tbe
five
games,
the
Pxinre
Ituperl
Milliard
Parlor
went
ilnwn
to
defeat
by
an
aggregate
srre
nf
1175
to
1051
at'
the-,
hands
of
the
Ureal
War
Veterans
in
Hie
first
tournament
of
the
season
in
tbe
firt
division
billiard
'
league
last
nicbt.
The
nnly
winner
for
the
parlor
wn
Oeorge
Mc-llmoyle
who
defeated
fpl.
Mo-Mordie
by
550
to
175.
Score
of
tbe
evening
were
a
follows:
Col.
McMnnlie
(War
Veter
.
175;
1
uenrgc
.Mrllmoyle
Millinnl
Parlor
S50.
Sngeanl
H.
II.
Jebson,
S50;
Charles
llalagno,
150.
Fred
Pyle,
J50;
Una
Hrmvn,
203.
Percy
Tinker,
250;
F.
Ablrblge,
800.
W.
J.
Nelson,
250;
W.
Stick-ney.
230.
PLAYS
FOOTBALL
WITH
A
CORK
LEG
CKNTF.n
POINT.
Idaho,
Oct.
28.
Although
Meryl
Ilunler.
19
has
a.
cork
leg,
he
is
a
regular
member
of
Ihe
Cenler
Point
high
school
football
team.
He
play
centre.
Orach
Alfred
Kline
said
Ihe
boy
is
a
good
player;
thai
lie
makes
his
tackles
along
with
Ihe
rest
of
the
squad
and
asks
no
favors
heeause
of
bis.
handicap
"lie
M
fti
tfime!
SOiilng'slcr."
Coach
Kline
'declared,
"and
I
use
him
at
centre
because
he
is
Ihe.
best
player
we
have
for
I
ho
poslllon.
Last
year
Meryl
played
on
Ihe
baseball
loam.
HOSPITAL
AUXILIARY
MEETING
YESTERDAY
A
meeting
of
the
Indies'
lo
dial
Auxiliary
was
held
in
the
council
chamber
yesterday
afler
noon
with
Mrs.
Dibit,
president
in
the
chair,
when
final
arrange
meats
were
made
for
Ihe
Hal
loweVn
Hall
In
be
held
in
the
Auditorium
net!
Friday
night.
The
following
ladies
consented
to
act
as
patronesses:
Mrs.
S
K.
Campbell.
Mrs.
Fred
siork
Mrs.
.1.
A.
West,
Mrs.
W.
T.
Ker
gin.
Mrs.
I,.
W.
Kerin,
Mrs
Wanted
For
Sale
For
Rent
DAILY
NEWS
CLASSIFIED
ADS.
2c
per
word
in
advance.
No
Advertisement
taken
for
lest
than
SOc
tVAMTBO
SAI.KSMKN
wunled
at
mice
to
sell
(tehrke's
i;hrislinas
cards
for
priveale
and
commercial
use.
in
Prince
lluperl.
Write
(Jehrke's
Limited,
5lfl
Soyiuour
Street.
Vancouver,
jl.C.
251
W
(11.
It
Arlificial
leetli
Mought,
any
condition.
Highest
prievs
soul
by
return
mail.
H.
Dunslan
P.O.
Hox
3tU.
Vancouver.
Hi:
Kslablishttd
tbiriv
three
years.
t
WANTKh.
Girl
wanted
for
general
housework.
Appl
Mrs.
Joe
llreer,
221
Fifth
Ave.
Kast.
tf
FOR
SALE
FOl'H
roflmed
bouse
for
ale
on
I
Eighth
Avenue
Wet,
near
Mc:
llriile.
Apply
133
Kichtth
Ave
West
after
five
o'clock.
2?t
KOIl
SALK.
Fonl
Sedan
and
pleasure
boat,
llargain.
Phone
lied
720.
FOIl
8AI.K.
Furniture
and
china.
Apply
PhilpotL
Federal
Mlock.
251
TO
RENT
FOIl
HUNT.
Pianos,
player
pianos,
phonograph
and
sew
ing
machines.
Wnlker'
Music
Store.
tf
FLIt.MSIIKO
housekeeping
suite
for
rent.
Phone
t
or
HI.
Mussallem
(irorery.
FOIl
IIRNT.
New
bouse
at
1
5ft
Fiftb
Avenue
West.
Phone
lied
720.
HOOM
for
rent
in
private
home
Phone
lireen
130.
tit
BOARD
HOAHIt
The
Inlander.
$110
Second
Avenue.
Phone
137.
ItOAHI)
and
Room
or
Hoard
only.
Phone
fled
707.
F.ggerl.
Mrs.
II.
F
Tremayne,
Mrs.
J.
P.
Oade,
Mrs.
D.
O.
Slew
art,
Mrs.
.1.
O.
lleddie
and
Miss
lean
Harrison
The
buying
committee
was
au
thorized
lo
spend
975
for
Ihe
purchase
of
lowels,
riannelette
shirts
and
binders.
BLUE
FOX
FARMS
ARE
SPRINGING
UP
Vancouver
Island
People
Begin
nlng
to
Raise
that
Variety
of
Fur.
VICTOIUA,
OH
28.
Althougl
various
kinds
of
furs
are
attract
iug
atlenlion,
Vancouver
Island
is
turning
Its
attention
to
hlu
'oxes
which,
according
lo
Pal
llealy,
Ihe
well-known
expert
and
writer
now
visiting
Victoria,
of
fer
Ihe
greatest
opportunity
lo
the
fur
farmer.
"Silver
for
the
classes,
blue
for
the
masses"
is
the
way
Mr.
Healy
aptly
sires
up
the
Hnlustry.
With
surprising
frequency
announcement
is
made
of
success
attending
the
efforts
to
bring
iiinlcr
domestical
ion
sntno
new
species
of
Canada's
fauna,
whilsl
a
very
gratifying
number
of
individuals,
vlslonlng
Ihe
future
status
nf
(he
industry
atid
the
profits
lo
he
derived
Ihcre-
from,
are
going
lo
Join
Iho
swelling
army
of
Canada's
fur
farmers.
Ooverninenls
anticipating
the
same
possibilities
and
recognizing
Iho
wisdom
of
In-
lelllgenl
development
ami
early
stabilization
are
beginning
lnj
take
sli
ps
for
the
encijiirjtgejnenl
or
Hie
industry
and
!,
put
Inln.HIgh
errect
measures
for
Imj
aojiieve-menl
and
maliilttiiince
of
a
high
blnudurd.
Low
LOST
I.osT.
Illark
o.irring.
Finder
please
rHiirn
lo
Daily
New
office.
Hewaril.
CARPENTERS
II
F.N
having
y.ur
house
repaired,
see
A.
II.
MnePberson.
Phoae
lllaek
187.
tf
CARS
FOR
SALE,
-1
020
Nash
five
passenger
louring
i
IH50
1-1021
Overland
Sedan
700
1-1922
Font
Sedan
1125
I.-1
ton
Fonl
Imek,
panel
body
M75
I-I9IK
Mrl.aiighlHi
light
A,
5
paes
$260
-Ford
light
delivery
ehusis
rebuilt
1175
All
rare
guaranteed
in
good
mechanical
condition.
Make
vuur
own
terms.
KAIEN
QARAOE
Fonl
and
Chevrolet
Service
Bta-
lion.
(ioodyeur
Tires,
(lai,
Oi
and
(i
rentes.
WIIKCKINO
SKHVICF.
DAY
Ofl
'
NIU1IT.
Ptiotte
52.
If
TAXI
Taxi
67
Phone
Call
(icrge,
Paul
or
Oust)
Special
fl
and
7
passi-nger
Slmle-
bakers
at
your
service
day
and
ntgbl.
ROSS
DROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block
Across
from
P.nmri'-
Hotel.
HALLOWE'EN
CAPS
Any
boy,
girl
or
adult
can
de
rnaml
a
Hailowf
en
Cup
fur
10c
by
presenting
this
ndvl.
at
III"
lore.
Cops
very
so
II
able
for
Hallowe'en
tmrln-s.
Look
al
my
window.
3
cap
for
J
5c
A.
MACKENZIE
Furniture
House.
If
FANCY
NEEDLEWORK
An
Ideal
Qift
for
Your
Overseas
Fr'.ends
Always
appri'Hnti'd
and
easy
lo
mail.
See
display
ul
Women
s
F.xrhangc
Place
your
onb'rs
here
for
Private
Xtiws
Card.
THE
DOLLAR
STORE
KINDLING.
WOOD
All
dry
insldo
wood,
kindling
and
blocks
mixed,
fO.OO
per
load
delivered.
Outside
wood,
11.50
per
load
delivered.
Norwegian
style
Salt
Alaska
Her
ring
in
30-lb.
and
80-lb.
kegs
10c
per
lb.
ISAACSON
Seal
Cove.
Phone
Hlack
(01
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
NKW
Process
Columbia
II
coords
no
scratching.
Finest
re
productions
of
latest
Fox
Trots,
Songs
and'
Instrument!
music
by
world
tamed
artists
Call
in
and
hear
them.
PRINCE
RUPERT
MU8IC
STORE
Third
Avenue
FURNITURE.
New
and
Secondhand
Furnl
ure
store.
We
lluv.
sii
.n,i
v.
chhngo
New
and
Secondhand
noons.
QKO.
PAPADOPULIS,
HQ
Third
Ay
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PRINCE
RUPERT
TIDES
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Thursday,
October
20
High
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a.m.
2o.8
fl
I,ow
5:30
a.m.
t.R
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p.m.
l.o
Friday,
October
30.
0:13
a.m.
lo.H
fl
1
2:-
p.m.
21.5
0:20
a.m.
1.7
18:55
p.m.
3.0
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FounJ,4c
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Coal
Wood
Furniture
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