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THE
DAILY
NEWS
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....
,
Fight
for
English
Featherweight
Title
SHOPS
Here
is
a
fla
h
during
a
scrap
.letween
Nel
Tailton
of
Lancashire
and
Johnny
C'uthburt
of
Yorkiaire.
in
Liverpool
for
the
featherweight
championship
of
England.
Tarleton
won.
SPORT
NOTES
The
Canadian-American
Hockey
League,
through
1U
president,
James
A.
Dooley
of
Providence,
has
Issued
be
turned
over
to
his
son.
CRIBBAGE
November
9
Grotto
vs.
Moose.
Musketeers
vs.
&al
Cove.
Swift
s
vs.
I.
O.
O.
F.
Elks
vs.
Ptince
Robert
Hotel.
Eagles
vs.
Knights
of
Columbus.
November
1G
Moose
Ms.
Elks.
I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
Engle.
Grotto
vs.
Swift'-,.
Princ
Rupert
Hotel
v.
Musketeers
K
C.'s
VI.
Beal
Cove.
Nqvcmber
23
Swift's
vs.
Sssfl
Cove.
Elks
vs.
Musketeers.
I.
O.
O.
P.
vs.
Moose.
Eagles
vs.
Princ?
Rupert
Hotel
Grotto
vs.
Knights
of
Columbus
November
30
Seal
Ojjve
vs.
Elks.
Musketeers
vs.
Eagles.
Moose
vs.
Swift's.
Grotto
vs.
it
O.
O.
F.
K.
C.'s
vs.
Prince
Rupert
Hotel
December
7
Swift's
vs.
Prince
Rupprt
Hotel
Musketenrs'v.
Grotto.
Moose
vs.
fiesl
Cove.
Eagles
vs.
Elks.
I.
O.
O.
F.
vs.
K.
C.'s,
There
arr
clog:-
to
2000
-lubi
l"
Berlin.
Oe.many.
devoted
to
gym
nasties
and
sport,
with
a
tot
r;1
membership
of
mors
titan
hilt
i
million.
They
have
at
their
disposal
320
athletic
fields,
half
of
which
belong
to
the
city,
with
air
trea
of
almost
2000
acres.
There
is
little
danger
of
the
duck
population
of
the
prairies
being!
greatly
depleted
if
the
experience!
a
franchise
to
a
New
York
team
of
one
"nimrod"
who
recently
spent
which
will
make
its
home
in
the
'
a
day
on
the
marshes
near
St.
Laur-Bronx
Coliseum.
Assent
of
New'ent,
Man.,
can
be
considered
gen-York's
two
National
League
-teams,
J
eral.
This
sportsman
fired
75
shells
me
Hangers
ana
trie
Americans,
costing
$3.75.
His
fare
on
the
Cana-made
possible
the
.Invasion
of
theidian
National
was
$3.60,
and
his
Metropolitan
-area
by
a-Uilrd
eextetj
huntcrt
license,"
$2.00.
HH'bag
was
George
Funk
Is
president
of
the
new;
three
ducks,
or
$3.10
a
duck.
As
club,
which
will
be
managed
by
there
was
no
evidence
of
pellets
In
.Frank
Foyston,
veteran
player-
the
birds,
it
is
believed
that
they
manager.
Addition
of
New
York
in-
died
of
heart
failure
caused
by
the
creases
the
membership
in
the
barrage.
'
league
to
six
clubs,
Philadelphia,
Boston,
Springfield,
Mass.,
Provi-j
dence,
New
Haven
and
New
York.
Promoter
Armand
Vincent,
who
has
staged
two
world's
bantam-
An
only
son
will
carry
on
for
base-
weight
title
matches
in
Montreal
re-ball's
"Old
Roman,"
Charles
A.
Co-
jcently,
,1s
angling
for
another
cham-mlskey.
The
task
has
fallen
on
the
plonshlp
show
to
be
held
In
Mon-shoulders
of
J.
Louis
Comiskey.
and
treal
next
June
between
Lou
Broull-hc
lmmeidately
announced
that
he
.lard.
New
Bedford,
Mass.,
newly
would
carry
on
by
rebuilding
the
I
crowned
welterweight
king,
and
White
Sox
baseball
club
and
keep-1
hard-hitting
Jimmy
McLamln
of
lng
it
in
the
Comiskey
family.
The
Vancouver.
Vincent
says
he
has
elder
Comiskey
failed
to
leave
a
will,
(wired
Brouillard
an
offer
of
$25,000
but
his
attorney
announced
that
to
defend
his
title
in
Montreal
the
entire
state,
valued
at
several
against
McLarnln
next
summer.
A
million
dollars,
would
automatically
(similar
offer,
would
be
made
to
the
Vancouver
fighter,
the
promoter
ad
ded.
LEAD
CRIB
I
Weekly
Fixtures
in
C.N.R.
Recrea-I
Hon
League
Played
Last
I
Evening
i
Canadian
National
Recreation
A?roelatton
Cribbage
League
results
last
night
wers
as
follows;
Station,
IS;
Roundhouse,
14.
Car
Shops,
IS;
General
Office,
12
'
Standings
of
Teams
Car
Shops
43
38
43
Station
42
39
42
Roundhouie
41
40
41
General
OHIO?
36
45-
33
Whist
Schedule
November
5
Grotto
vs.
Musketeers,
Moose
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
I.O.O.F.
vs
Seal
Cove.
Totem
Park
vs.
O.
Empress
Hotel.
Legion
vs.
Fish
Packers.
November
12
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Grotto.
Musketeers
vs.
Moose.
Old
Empress
Hotel
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Fish
Packers
vs.
I.O.O.F.
Totem
Park
ys.
Legion.
November
19
Legion
vs.
Grotto.
Moose
vs.
Empress.
Fish
Packers
vs.
Totem
Park.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Musketeers.
I.O.O.F.
vs.Sons
of
Norway,
November
26
Grotto
vs.
Old
Empress
Hotel."
Moose
vs.
Fish
Pickers.
Musketeers
vs.
Totem
Park.
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
SeaKCove.
Legion
vs.
I.O.O.F.
December
3
Fish
Packers
vs.
Grotto.
I.O.O.F.
vs.
Moose.
Musketeers
vs.
Legion.
...
O.
Emp.
Hotel
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Totem
Park.
December
10
Grotto
vs.
Seal
Cove.
Legion
vs.
Moose.
I.O.O.F.
vs
Musketeers.
Fish
Packers
vs.
Old
Empress
Sons
of
Norway
vs.
Totem
Park
December
17
I.O.O.F.
Vs.
Grotto.
Totem
Park
vs.
Moose.
Totem
Park
vs.
Moose.
Old
Empress
Hotel
vs.
Musketeers.
Seal
Cove
vs.
Legion.
Fish
Packers
vs.
Sons
of
Norway.
TOO
LATE
TO
CLASSIFY
FOR
RENT
Nicely
furnished
ap
artment,
three
rooms
and
bath.
Phone
832.
(260)
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ibHlifllssssssssssssi
Uearhing
fir
uiy.a
atie
and
so
ipy
m
buc..
a.
f
common
enough
in
tennis
but
have
you
teen
the
new
Alphine'
action?
Miss
D.
Round
demonstrates
it
i
o
ladles
double
i
at
London,
Eng.
0)
The
Schneider
Cup
Trophy
The
Sclnif
Idcr
Cup
Trophy,
drplctrd
altuvr,
)
ia
made
of
gold,
rlltrr
and
bronze
and
rrprrM-nts
the
Coddrtis
Zrphjrr
kitting
the
v
a
r
h
h
Ich
a
t
r
rr
t
nl
in
t
he
form
o
f
nir
n'a
heads.
Originally
tallied
at
1,000,
thi
trophy
ai
pmwntrtl
by
M,
Jurtjurfi
Schnrldrr
to
the
"Federation
AeronatUtie
Internationale"
in
1912
for
the
purpone
of
encouraging
the
development
of
Ma-going
v
(
pircraft.
Manafarturf
hj
Imperial
Tubaceo
Company
of
Canada,
Umlled
MAKE
SILK
Dead
Sphagnum
Moss
Can
be
To
Good
Use,
It
is
Believed
rut
MONTREAL,
Nov.
4
The
event
ual
manufacture
of
wall
board,
lit
er,
coarse
paper,
fuel,
and
even
artificial
silk
from
the
extensive
pea:
beds
and
muskegs
found
in
a'.l
oarts
of
Canada
is
foreshadowed
by
the
successful
inauguration
of
the
new
Carlson
Building
Company
nlant
at
Edmonton
where
the
con
version
of
muskeg
Into
wallboard
beitan
this
month.
According
to
the
Natural
Re
roitrees
Department
of
the
Carta
dian
National
experiments
are
al
j
ready
being
conducted
with
a
view
io
determining
the
cellulose
con
'tent
of
various
deposits,
partlcu
('arly
those
of
the
Hudson
Day
Railway
region,
as
on
this
factor
j
leoendr
If
suitability
as
raw
ma-I
'
r!al
fir
paper
stock,
eoar.
I
r-oplnr
paper,
and
other
similar
;
products
I
"it
!
r-.long
the
new
Hudson
Day
i'lne
that
the
most
extensive
de-!
posits
of
peat
and
muskeg
occur,"
tntes
a
Canadian
National
official.
"Surveys
have
shown
that
adjacent
I
to
the
railway
there
are
at
east
00
:
square
miles
ot
It
consisting
In
th
main
of
dead
sphagnum
moss
which
has
lain
there
for
countess
j
years
These
'deposits
vary,
from
six
Half
Million
Is
Spent
By
Henry
down
of
junked
cars,
it
was
rehalf
vealed
yesterday.
ted.
tised
and
put
up
for
sale
on
new
and
attractive
Instalment
terms.
They
were
sold
out
In
d
day,
and
could
have
been
sold
out
many
times
over
to
women
who
had
not
the
wherewithal
to
keep
going."
Nine
New
Nursing
Districts
Opened
During
Last
Year
to
eight
feet
in
thickness
and
tni
supply
Is
virtually
inexhaustible!
MONTREAL,
Nov.
4
Miss
Ellw-owlng
to
the
fact
that
as
the
oldibeth
Smellie',
of
Ottawa,
chief
su-muskeg
Is
removed,
fresh
sphagum
,
perintendent
of
the
Victorian
Or-moss
grows
in
Its
place,
eventually
'er
of
Jtyrsis.
for
Canada,
stated
dying
down
to
form
fresh
deposits
'
recently
ih
an
interview
that
the
,
,
-n
Order
had
opened
nine
new
dis
tricts
last
year.
Ths
principal
pro-jblem
this
year
consists
in
the
ln-'
creased
demand
for
free
nursing
j
service
because
of
the
difficult
times
nrflvslllne
The
VftN
hnrvti
17sw1
txn
Mcltii
Mnlfitifv
not
td
Is
obliged
to
decrease
Us
1
UI
U
on
uh
itiuiiuijj
3taffi
anjtvrhtrc.
but
to
strengths
.
them
she
'stated'.
i
DETOIT.
Nov
4-Henry
Ford
Through
If,
work
for"
aiother
has
spent
$500,000
on
new
mar.hl
and
babies,
the
death
rate
ot
thes
,nery
to
be
tlsed
in
the
melting
patients
of
the
V.O.N.
Is
less
than
the
general
average,
she
stn-
Clke
RECORD
SPEAKS
yor
ITSELF
Flight-Lieut.
J.
N.
llootlimun,
flying
a
tteunluno
seven
tiuiCH
over
the
31-mile
course
ut
mt
nvempc
sx-etl
of
3(0.08
miles
per
hour,
won
for
the
third
tinicin
surcion
thcSchniiiler
Cup
ruee
for
Grout
Hrilnln.
The
Trophy
is
now
the
permanent
proerty
of.
the
Iloyul
Aero
f'lnli
of
Knglaml.
It
i
f-lflnlficnnt
of
the
enormous
stride
taken
in
the
field
of
ni-rontttitlcs
that
the
1913
average
wus
4..2.
miles
ht
hour
-oiltraUiiK
sharply
villi
the
1131
uveruge
of
310.011
mile
per
hour.
Hits
in
a
remarkahle
trihule
to
IlrituinV
supremacy
in
the
air
Just
aa
continued
supremacy
among
Canadian
cigarettes
U
utrihute
to
Turret's
suitcrior
quality,
iiillrineM
and
fragrance.
After
all,
nothing
can
replace
good,
honest
toharro
grown
and
ripened
right
out
in
the
field
under
nature's
own
sunlight
nothing
urtificial
about
that
and
the
high
quality
is
"inbred".
II
for
lie.
20
for
Zic.
and
In
flat
tint
-
fi'y
one
hundrrd
Quality
and
Mildness
urret
C
I
CARwETTES
Cant
Run
Homes
!
STORES
TO
Nobel
Prize
Sought
But
Are
Able
to
Secure
Luxuries
NEW
YORK,
Nov.
4:
A
South
African
visitor
writes
home
to
a
Cape
Town
paper
some
of
his
im
pressions
from
intet
views.
He
finds
that
now
the
wife
In
each
household
Is
given
less
money
for
her
budgeting,
according
to
New
York
editors.
"And
the
strange
thing
Is,"
he
was
BE
CLOSED
For
South
America
n.m.miiHnr.
nav
la
c(,inr.
Nominee
of
Arrrntine
ts
Mw"1
Holiday
Same
as
Christmas
Galvrt,
48-Year
Old
Aothir
Mayor
Orme
announced
this
BUENOS
AYRE.S
morning
that
Wednesday
next,
be-,
year
s
award
ol
ih
n
ing
a
statutory
holiday
all
places
of
Literature
to
Sinclin:
business
in
the
city
were
requifd
North
American
to
n
!
n
to
close
Just
as
they
would
on
-romptd
a
group
m
Christmas
or
New
Year's
Day.
There
terrors
and
writers
to
was
no
option.
.x-n-'nitlon
for
a
i.
The
law
changing
the
status
of
America.
told,
"that
to
the
masterly
methods
,ine
aa
was
paa
at
tne
last
ses
of
our
supersalesmen,
Impoverished
,'on
r
Parliament.
families
on
the
edge
ot
unemployment,
even
It
they
have
lost
all
the
savings
they
may
have
scraped
together,
go
on
lavishly
'buying'
their
luxuries.
"There
was
a
characteristic
ease
recently
In
whieh
wteral
hundred
costly
fur
coaU
were
cleverly
adver
Buffalo
Meat
to
Be
Given
Unemployed
You
ctn
psy
more
but
you
cannot
find
a
purer,
clearer
Sin
than
.
.
.
Thrlr
nominee
Is
m
48-ycar
old
Argent
ln
poet,
one
ot
the
lean
American
writers
m
i;
work
.ranslatrtl
In'"
gut'.rres.
has
altrartfd
tional
attention
H
has
been
snt
to
the
demy
of
Uteratun
HELENA.
Mont.,
Nov.
4:
Duffa-
den
s
Minister
in
Ane-i
loes
may
form
a
part
of
the
food
to
At
first
a
poet.
Cm!'-be
distributed
among
Montana's
mure
solid
lltomry
f
drought
sufferers
and
unemployed
more
thun
twenty
bo
L
this
winter.
An
offer
of
50
animals
the
psycholoRlral
o-from
the
expanding
herd
In
Yellow-
native
country
Hi
s
'eto,lC
Nat,onal
Park
na
been
trtt-
Paraguayan
War.'
m
:!
their
homM
"om
.mltted
to
Oovernor
John
E.
Erick-
is
called
"the
ArRi'ir
I
son
by
Roger
Toll,
superintendent
of
Fnr
from
admim:
the
park.
The
buffaloes
will
be
deafness
a
handicap
i
turned
over
to
the
Red
Cross.
gift
every
novelist
om"
$1.50
Rep.
Pint
STERLING
London
Dry
GIN
$3.00
Rep.
Quart
nor
one
that
equal.
Sterling
for
imooth
delicate
flavor
and
value.
IHiftt
U..flmm,
XlclntU.
H.
"
advertisement
is
not
published
or
displayed
by
Control
Board
or
by
the
Government
of
British
Columbia.
too
0
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