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NEWMETHOD
EMIGRATION
Yorkshire
Will
Send
Groups
Young
Men
to
Embark
on
Mixed
Farming
of
LONDON,
Nov.
18:
-Lord
Middle-ton,
who
recently
toured
Canada
as
chairman
of
the
Yorkshire
Voluntary
Migration
Committee,
says
the
scheme
for
a
co-operative
effort
for
settling
young
men
in
large
groups
I
to
embark
on
genuine
mixed
farming
was
received
in
Canada
with
warrri,
approval.
One
well
known
i
head
of
an
organization
which
has
;
settled,
some
thousands
of
young
Immigrants
on
the
land,
said:
"The
scheme
strikes
exactly
the
right
note;
(a)
proper
supervision;
(b)
community
life;
(c)
opportunity
of
ownership
under
the
most
favorable
circumstances;
id)
a
chance
of
matrimony
reasonably
soon;
(e)
a
right
sort
of
farming
rather
than
a
gamble
and
land
starvation."
If
the
first
tryout
meets
with
come
m
to
cultivation,
and
we
would
have
a
first
rate
outlet
for
the
best
of
the
youth
of
our
country
whose
prospects
in
England
moderate
In
the
extreme.
Country
boys
after
sometimes
only
light
of
the
evening
failed
to
make
a
few
months
of
Canadian
fare.
He
1
an
appearance.
mentioned
the
lease
of
a
Yorkshire
f-
pan
HtalV
won
the
call
over
Da.n
mining
family
who"
nad
jriauy
y
'
Bigonrvrdtorla
In
the
third
bout,
lived
In
a
dilapidated
Cottage,
flth
BagWs
quFer
style
of
fighting
hod
two
boys
and
a
girl
out
of
work,
and
Healy
worried
and
he
was
lueky
to
the
father
on
short
time,
and
con-
win.
Rupert
Fong
made
a
strong
trusted
that
life
with
the
happy
1
comeback
in
the
last
round
of
his
state
in
which
they
were
living
now
at
Ivanhoe,
Ont.
Another
point
mentioned
was
the
interest
shpwn
j
by
all
sorts
of
Canadian
people
that
the
boys
on
their
farms
should
save
money,
and
to
qualify
for
a
government
loan
by
the
aid
of
wo,ich
they
could
buy
their
own
farms.
The
percaplta
consumption
of
fish
in
Canada
Is
low.
Help
build
it
up.
272
four-round
go
with
Johnny
Roma
to
earn
a
draw.
Fong
seemed
to
be
in
bad
shape
in
the
fourth
when
he
unleashed
a
series
of
lefts
to
Roma's
head,
which
staggered
him.
Marvin
Rowe
and
Dynamite
Eckert
put
on
a
lively
three-round
scrap
In
the
curtain
raiser
which
ended
In
a
draw.
Douglas
Frlzzell
refereed
all
the
bouts,
and
Max-
Heilbroner
and
Henry
Heilbroner
were
timekeepers.
For
v
Sport
News
COWIE
WINS
IN
SECOND
OVER
BILLY
BAINES
Semi-Final
Match
Between
Dutton
and
Holm
Best
on
Boxing
Card
Last
Night
Before
a
fair
sized
erowd
last
night
In
the
Empreea
Social
Club
Arena,
Mel
Cowie,
of
Calgary,
featherweight
champion
of
Western
Canada,
knocked
out
Billy
Bainee
..
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unrf
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f
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me
success
mai
we
connaenuy
ex-
"
;
o.uiiu
pect,"
said
Lord
Mlddleton,
"then
a
scheduled
six-round
main
event.!
there
is
no
reason
why
it
should
Cowie
was
too
fast
and
clever
for
net
be
expanded
to
any
extent.
Athe
native
and
managed
to
keep
;
substantial
area
In
Canada
would,
him
off.
with
his
left.
During
the;
first
round
Baines
landed
a
few
stiff
lefts
to
the
stomach
but
they
did
not
seem
to
bother
Cowie.
At
are
the
bell
In
the
second
round
Cowie
;
rushed
Baines
and
hammered
him
"Let
it
not
be
thought
that
I
am
hard.
He
connected
to
the
solar-
decrying
existing
schemes
of
land
plexus
and
then
followed
It
up
with
settlement.
I
am
satisfied
that
the
lefts
and
rights
to
the?
head.
Batnee
great
majority
of
those
whom
we
held
on
but
when
they
broke
from
have
sent
out
in
the
last
few
years
the
clinch
Cowie
rushed
him
again
are
happy
and
prosperous,
and
In
and
Baines
went
down
for
the
far
better
shape
than
they
would
count.
have
been
at
home."
Lord
Middle-1
The
semi-final
between
Bab-tottexpresaes
the
.opinion
that
the
Dutton
of
Prince
Rupert
and
Kid
prestige
of
British
settlers
has
risen
Holm
of
Calgary
was
the
best
con-
considerably
In
Canada
In
recent
test
on
the
card.
Holm
won
a
pepu-
years.
lar
decision.
Holm
rushed
Dutton
Commander
J.
B.
Adams,
and
Mr.
from
the
opening
bell
and
It
looked
Charlesworth,
a
coal
owner,
both
of
as
though
the
fight
would
end
whom
have
interested
themselves
right
then.
Dutton
was
on
the
ropes
'
in
the
scheme
for
emigrating
boys
and
Holm
landed
stiff
lefts
to
the
from
Yorkshire
to
Canada,
made
an
head,
but
Dutton
weathered
the
Interesting
Joint
talk
which
was
storm.
Throughout
the
fight
Holm
broadcast.
Mr.
Charlesworth
paid
a
landed
hard
blows
to
the
head
but
tribute
to
the
type
of
Ontario
far-,
they
seemed
to
Have
little
effect.
mer
with
whom
most
of
the
boys
in
the
last
round,
however,
Dutton
made
their
homes.
In
almost
every:
turned
around
after
a
clinch
and
case,
he
found
the
boys
treated
as
Holm
landed
a
hard
blow
to
the
members
of
the
family,
and
being
chin.
He
had
Dutton
spinning
well
taught
practical
farming.
illy
when
the
final
bell
rang.
He
could
not
help
reflecting
on
1
Art
Brawn,
who
was
supposed
te
jthe
physical
Improvement
of
North
have
met
Pat
Clanton
In
the
fourth
omeone
Somewhere
on
this
page,
in
two
different
advertisements
will
be
found
the
names
of
two
residents
of
this
city.
Examine
the
advertisements
carefully
and
find
the
names.
If
the
two
persons
whose
names
arc
in
the
advertisements
will
call
at
the
Daily
News
Office
they
will
be
presented
with
a
ticket
to
either
the,
Capitol
Theatre
or
two
tickets
for
games
at
cither
of
the
golf
courses,
they
to
choose
which
one
they
desire.
These
tickets
arc
FREE.
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'
.
ANOTHER
VANCOUVER
BOY
HAD
BAD
NIGHT
4
DETROIT,
Nov.
82
Ducky
Lawless
of
Syracuse,
welter-
weight,
easily
outpointed
Billy
4
Town&end
of
Vancouver
in
a
ten-round
bout
here
last
night.
It
was
Lawless'
fight
all
the
way
and
Townsend
did
!
not
have
a
show.
4
OW
Country
Soccer
Seott'sh
League
First
Division
Avr
United
1.
Oeltle
6.
Clyde
2,
Queens
Park
4.
Cowdenbeath
7.
Lelth
Athletic
1.
Duncl-p
1,
Hearts
3.
Falkirk
9b
Afemfeen
3.
Hamilton
Acaete
4,
Bast
Fife
1.
Hlbrrniia
3.
Kilmarnock
2.
MotiierwelJ-ParsJck
Thistle
postponed
?naw.
Bankers
fl,
Morton
1.
..
8t.
Mirreo
3,
Alrdrte
3.
Eng'iih
LfOfueiPirst
Division
Arse.ttl
JL.
MWUeabwoogh
3.
JUrtirlnnoam
4,
Clrinwoy
Town
1.
fMackb'irft
Bebers
I,
Huddersfield
Town
3
Blackpool
,
Aston
Villa
2.
Derby
county
1,
West
ham
United
1.
Leeds
United
2,
Chelsea
3.
Leicester
City
2,
Sheffield
Wed
nesday
5.
Manchester
City
3,
Bolton
Wan-
derate
0.
Portsmouth
4,
Liverpool
0.
Sheffield
United
3.
Manchester
United
1.
"
Sunderland
5.
Newcastle
United
0.
BUCKAR00S
AHE
OH
TOP
Maintained
Pacific
Coast
Hockey
Lead
By
Flaring
Draw
Last
,
NKhTUVllh
Seattle
ENGLAND
WINS
M
1
-.1
Youngest
Girl
Pilot
Miss
Winifred
F.
Bryden,
aged
16,
of
Detroit,
is
youngest
licenced
girl
air
pilot
in
United
States.
She
plans
tranceontin-enUl
flights
In
near
future.
LOCAL
NEWS
F.
M.
Davles,
accountant
for
the
Atlln
Flsberiee.
sailed
last
night
nn
the
Princess
Mary
for
a
holiday
visit
to
Vancouver
and
Victoria.
i
Mark
-
Spencer,
-1--
'
-
Indian
.
.
pMrVT
t
;t
'ed
in
dkty
police
court'
1
ing
with
having
liquet
in
his
po
SEATTLS,
Nov.
32:
The
Port-
5688100
and
wa
remanded
for
eight
land
Hue
karoos
continued
to
hold
,
day-a
slender
leiuLior
first
place
in
the
!
-
Pacifie
CoaH
ilookey
League
when
A
charge
against
Andrew
Sorcn-tbey
toughs
the
Seattle
Eskimos
to
"
oI
supplying
liquor
to
Indians
a
seorelPEs
tie
In
an
overtime
game
WM
laW
,n
Uy
police
court
this
last
night
morning,
the
case
being
adjourned
.
;
for
eight
day.
Union
steamer
Cardena,
Capt.
j
i
,
'Andrew
Johnstone,
arrived
.in
nort
WREaCHAMr-Novr-31t-Englrfnd-at-6
o'clock
-KiPevenlrrKt.VenL
defeated
Wales
four
to
nil
in
an
in-
couver
nnd
wayports
and
sailed
at
icrnuuonui
soccer
maicn
waay.
12
mldnlt
ht
on
her
return
south!
IIX.
Third
Ave.
&
First
St.
Tflaphnn
775
FOR
FA.LL
AND
CHRISTMAS
Elks
d'efii6te"c?rotto
1218
to
9J
in
the
lilllitfrtf
IcHHiigttt,
th
;
score
belrfrUlebaMMfclsive.so
fax!
this
season.
The
.Lflfige
Men
won""
four
uiit
of
five
games.
High
breaks
!
r
of
the
evening
were
10,
run
by
Ba-lagno
and
Waugh.
Individual
score
i
were
as
follows:
George
Waugh
lOrotto)
230,
C.
P.
BaUgrio
i
Elks
250.
James
Andrews
199.
M.
I.
Youni
250.
M
M.
McLachuui
108,
W.
K.
WU-llicroft
3S0.
Oeorge
Howe
3M,
William
MU
'
hell
313.
John
May
191.
WMlam
Murray
250.
The
standing
to
date:
--
.
.
Games
IBit!
Averaa"
liu
....
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tH0
1134
Lenlon
JIL'
5
5600
.
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Qrotto
3
170
1094
,
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the
Ac.
pays.
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of
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men
vjio
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or
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or
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