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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23
MANY REG|STRANTS ARE
RECLASS|F|ED BY BOARD

Daniel B Robinson, Eureka. Ne
vada from class three. division y, To
class one, division A.
James l. Peters. McGill, Nevada -
from class four. division A. to class
two, division b
Gordon NJ. Reid, Lund. Nevada
from class three, division b. to class
one. division A.
Peter oHare. Ely, Neyada-from
class four, division A. to class two,
division A
Hugh |. Osborn. Honolulu from
class three, division B. TO class one.
division A.
Clyde II. O'Brien. McGin Nevada
from class three. division b, to to
class one. division A.
Thomas S. Mcfarland McGill, Ne
vada from class four, division A, to
class to. division B.
RAYMOND f. Mann. Ely, Nevada
from class fouh division A. to class
two, division B.
Merle McQuillan from class four,
division A, to class two, division b.
Herbert A. Miller, Baker. Nevada
from class three. division b, to class
one, division A.
John F. Molleson, Steptoe. Nevada
from class three, division B, to
class one. division A.
Archie r. Ferry. McGill. Nevada =
from class four. division A, TO class
two, division b.
Sam ID. NORM. Osceola. Nevada
from class three TO class one division
A
James X. Matter. McGill. Nevada
from class four, division A, to class
one. division A.
Charles NJ Lyon. stockton, Cal.
220 Amens street-from class four,
division A. to class two. division A.
Douglas b. c. Kenyon. Ely. Neva-
da-from class three, division b aud
C. to class two division A
Hanley L. James MeGill, Nevada
from class three. division b. to class
one. division A.
Gustave A. Koehler, Racine, Wis
consin-from class two. division A.
to class two. division b.
Jesse |. Jenkins. Ely, Nevada
from class four, division A. to class
two division b.
William J Hicks, East Ely. Neya-
da-from class four. division A, to
class one. division A.
George. Holland Ruth. Nevada
from class four. division A. to class
10. division b.
John Rosenund. Schellbourne, Ne
vada reclassified. two c division
xxxl
James L. Richards. Ely. Nevada
from class three division B. to class
one, division A.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23
200 KILLED IN
EASTERN TRAIN
COLLISION
FOUR COACHES CARRYING PER-
FORMERS FOR HAGENBACK'S
CIRCUS COLLIDE NEAR HAM
MOND, INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 22--Four
coaches in which performers of the
Observation-Disclosures circus were
sleeping were demolished in a col
lision on the Michigan Central rail-
road near Hammond. Indiana, early
this morning
Nearly two hundred persons were
killed or injured, practically the ea-
tire performing staff of the circus.
1t was rear-end collision The cir
Gus train had halted because of =
hot box and a train of empty Pull
mans crashed into the sleepers, the
engine plowing through the four
cars.
Sixty-one dead have been taken
from the wreck. AT least twenty of
the injured, it is said. will die.
There was no fire-fighting appara-
tus at hand and the wreckage took
fire and burned.
Scores were burned 10 a charred
mass and scores of others are in the
hospitals.
The engineer OF the train of emp
ties has disappeared.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23
ARIZONA OFFERS CALL
FOR OF DRAFT AGE

Eleven persons have registered
with the county clerk for special
course of study that Is being offered
10 persons Of draft age at the Uni
Versity Of Arizona Those who ex-
peet To take up the required course OF
study must reach Tuscon by July l.
Those who registered their names
With County Clerk oldaeld are a.
follows Nicholas D. 'siri. Central
Ely Palfer II. Cuushman, Ely Glen
D. Bodell. Ely; James NJ. Howe NC
Gil Edward A. knight, Ely Charles
r Clark. McGlll: Isiah w. Lindsey
Ely, George r. Cooope, Ruth Joseph
n Hill. Ruth W. T. Joslin.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23
Ne: Ar
IN NAUSTR|AN
AFFAIRS
REPORTS FROM HAGUE INDICATE
THAT DISORDERS AND An
aRCHY ARE PREVALENT IN
AUSTRIA.
Special 10 the News

WASHINGTON. June 22-Re-
gerts are current in Amsterdam
nat an attempt to assissinate En-
seror Charles of Austria was made
Yesterday No confirmation Is pos
able. Affairs in Austria are reach
ing a crisis.
Hunger is rampant and disorders
lare growing
Nine strikers we're Killed and
sores wounded IN a eiash with the
vsiitaHY IN the government railroad
.hops IN budapest
Austrian sociahss leaders reach
ng 1he Hague eas that the dual
monarehy .s ail It's last legs. The
seopla. ange eed It the reverses on
he Italian front. are showing a very
ngly Ii, position. Martial law has
heen reclaimed IN several cities
Italian Premier Orlando aunounc-
I'd in the chamber Of deputies to-day
thar the victory bad been won" In
he fighting AT the Italian front lie
declared that i25.0OO Austrians had
been sacrificed in a vain effort.
Fighting continues on the wdt
ironi ibut no outstanding success
zas reported today by the allies. who
continue 10 have the situation IN
hand
Announcement VAS made az Wash
ington today that American troops
are being sent 10 France at the rate
# one hundred thousand a week.
There are now nine hundred thous-
and troops overseas, according 10
General March The government h
two months ahead of Its program in
fhs dispatch OF troops to France.
Premier Lenine. the Bolsheyik
leader in Russia. has resigned, ae-
eordine to a Zurich dispatch. Lenine
and Trotzky came in power when the
gerensky regime was overthrow In
Petrograd. They are regarded as
responsible for the collapse OF Rus
ia as a fighting asset to the allies
Both have been accused of being
raid agents of Germany
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23
MANGANESE PRICE FINED.

A schedule of prices on manganese
ores produced in the United States
has been agreed to by the American
Iron & Steel Institute and has been
approved by the War Industries
Board The prices are fixed at a
figure higher than the prices Of this
ore that have prevailed in past
months The new price schedule is
to be used on transactions taking
place after midnight of May 28. No
announcement is made as to the
length of time that this schedule of
prices is to remain effective.
The following schedule gives do
nestle metallurgical manganese ore
prices per unit of metallic manganese
per ton of 2,240 pounds for mangan-
ese ore produced and shipped from
all points in the United States west
of Chicago, Ill. This schedule does
not include chemical ores as used for
dry batteries, etc The prices are on
the basis of delivery f. o. b. ears
South Chicago, and are on the basis
of all-rail shipments. When shipped
to other destination than Chicago, the
freight rate per gross ton from ship
ping point to South Chicago, ILL.,. is
TO be deducted to give the price I. O.
b. shipping poitn.
Schedule for metallic manganese
ore containing when dried at 212 deg.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23
TUCKS BALL TEAM IS
READY For ACTION
LARGE THRONG WILL TURN OUT
NEXT TUESDAY MORNING W
BID BON VOYAGE TO THE ILR-
ERTY LADS.

Well, the cards have been dealt.
but the game between Ely and Ruth !;
which was slated as big attraction
at the mines this afternoon has oeen
postponed.
Old man Tuck cancelled the en-
gagement with the ore diggers on
learning that the drive for War Saw
ings Stamps would occupy the atteH-
tion of the residents at the mines to-
morrow afternoon.
Ely intends to break traditions
this summer and the bugs certainly
hope that their desires will be real
ized. Il have won two pennants in
the Commercial League in Salt Lake
The fans will see that the county seat
has been dealt a strong hand. have
already imported a second baseman
and short stopp from Salt Lake. My
plans are laid. If | cannot procure
the right kind of material in this neck
of the woods | will get them else
where
Kaufman, second sacker. and
Lloyd, a short stop, arrived last night
from Salt Lake Both are classy ball
players and are only waiting for an
opportunity to display their skill on
the diamondd.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23
FOPPIANO KILLS WIFE
AND COMMITS SUICIDE

Two deaths were caused by Ernest
l.. Foppiano in Cherry Greek Thurs
day afternoon. He first shot his wife
twice in the head and then shot him
self with a % calibre pistol, after
having driven from his fathers ranch
to a point about a mile and half
from Cherry Creek Both Foppiano
and his wife lived for some time
after the shooting Doctor Owen,
who was in Cherry Greek at the time,
was summoned Immediately, and had
the two injured taken TO the Steptoe
hospital in East Ely, but both died
during the evening, few hours
after their arrival.
Ernest Foppiano was born and
raised in Cherry Creek He is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs Antonio Fop-
piano. and was about twenty-seyen
years old His wife's name before
she was married was Jane Cora In-
biri. daughter of Mrs Jane Zubiri,
also Of Cherry Creek.
Sc for the shooting has been
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23

With d deferred classification to
calm them during moments when
their usual poise was disturbed
thirty-seyen registrants we're rudely
shocked when a report of the Legal
Advisory Board was filed in the coun-
~ clerks office yesterday afternoon
In compliance with the request OF
Provost Marshal General Crowder
the local attorneys have been active
ly engaged during the week deter
mining which registrants should be
entitled to unusual privileges. while
others We're assigned to the first two
divisions.
Persons affected by the ruling OF
the provost marshal thronged the
corridors of the county building dur
ing the week. AS the hearing pro-
gressed many of the drafted men
realized that their hopes of being
permitted to remain in status quo
would no longer be tolerated
Persons affected by the ruling of
the Legal Advisory Board have the
privilege of appealing their cases To
the adjutant general
Following is the list
August r. Riepe. Ely Nevada
from class four. division a TO class
two. division b.
Frank l.. Duck. Ely. Nevada iron
class four, division A to class two di-
vision b.
Everett k. Bradley, Ely Nevada
from class four. division A. to class
two. division B.
Emil Bofinger, Ely, Nevada~-fron
class four, division A. to class two
division b.
ulman \. Burdiek, McGih, Neya
da-from class three. division u, Il
class one, division A.
Albert A Houston, Vallejo, Cal
from class four, division A, to class
two. division A
Antolin Guerricaveita. Elko. Neva
da-from class four division 4. te
class one, division A.
Joseph |. Gardner. Hayden. Ari-
zona from class four. division A, to
class two, division B.
George Goofas, Tooele, Utah from
from class four. division A. to class
one, division A.
George A. Given, McGill, Nevada
from class four. division A to class
two. division Z.
Leo b. Gardner. Mesa. Arizona
from class four. division A. to eias.
two, division 3.
Fred Il. Green, Casper, Wyoming
from class four. division A. to class
two, division b.
Burton A. Robson, osceola, Neva-
da-from class four, division A. Il
class one, division l.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23
Generator Burns Out

The Ely Light and Power company
has been beset with troubles during
the week. The 200 X. w. generator
burned out at 8 O'CLOCK last Monday
afternoon. and it was necessary TO
utilize the steam turbine generator
set After rewinding the big egner-
ator and getting everything assem-
bled. bearing burned out and the
city was in darkness just long enough
to get the repaired part back on tht
itch board.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23
Pioneer Resident Remembered

Pioneer Resident Remembered
Marines Nielsen the sexton at the
Ely cemetery. died last Tuesday after
a brief illness. He had been follow
ing his usual work only a few days
before his death. The deceased had
been a resident of Ely for more than
ten years. White Pine Aerie No
1905, f. o. f., had charge of the ser
vices which were conducted at the
Wilson-Bates parlors last Wednesday
evening.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23

For manganese ore produced in the
United States and shipped from points
i'm the United States east of South
Chicago. IS cents per unit Of metal
/ lie manganese per ton shall be added
to above unit prices
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23
LOCAL BOARD CALLS
NORE MEN FOR SERVICE

Ely will make another outward
demonstration of her patriotism next
Tuesday morning. when sixty-two
Youths of draft age Will entrain for
Camp Lewis. American Lake. Wash
ington. The city will give them the
customary farewell
In addition to the the number con-
tributed by the home OF the red met
al. eighteen transfers from outside
boards will be sent to Camp Lewis
with those entraining from this city
William H. Watt
Louis Mark
John Wallace Gardner
SalYatorai Nirvielio
Gerothes kastanis
James A. Gayegan
Clnud Richardson
Salvador Garcia
William O. Frank
Mike Mosellis
Albert Marta
Andres Konstanduthnkis
John Columbo
Peter kalamis
George -. Chareharlis'
Saverio Ginsn
Albert Sekena
John Cayeglia
lee Hugh Olinger
Horace Greely Bliss
James NJ Howe
Al Green
Henry Deitlaf
Barney keegau
Jack Cohan
Frank Mondros
Dominec De Frabizio
Rocco Pastorino
Steve Procos
Demetrios Zissimopoulos
William G Alexopoulos
| Kent David Boyle
| Wade Neale Galloway
Joseph H. Hill
Albert George Wright
Walter Ray Falls
John Roscal Ockey
George Athanasopulos
| Bill Bares
Clint Glare Meneray
Verne Frank Henry
Christ A. Haralampoulos
Edwin Milo Stiles
Anteniadis Anastasios
William T. Ebert
John Dandas
Nicholas Tringas
Jerry Elmer Frtel
william Sterling
Alma Jennings
Vela Natoif
Robert Green
Harry Peters
Herman J. Tietz, Jr
| George Dallas
Nick Kapatanakis
| George NJ Giannopulos
Pat FoTkan
Emanuel Giannopulos
Merton f.. Fullerton
Andrew w Nesbit
Tom Graco
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23

Rev. Joseph w. Gum returned last
Wednesday evening from Reno,
where he was in attendance at the
annual conyocation of Episcopal min
istrs from all portions of the state.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23
STATE OF NEVADA
ENECUTINE DEPARTMENT
A proclamation BY the Governor

Whereas The President the National War
Savings Committee his proclamation to the Nation
Now therefore Boyle Governor OF the State of
Nevada harmony movement do by virtue of the
thority in me vested proclaim like
2S 1918.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23

w. H. Bishop, the local jeweler,
has gone to Reno. making the jour
ney overland by auto He intends
to be absent in the riverside city
three weeks visiting relatives.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23

Pearl Decker, who enlisted some
months ago. since which time he has
been at the ground school of aviation
in Bereley, has spent the past week
with his parents in East Ely. Pearl
is getting very anxious TO fly, but
says his wings are only just sprout-
ing
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23

Lee Nj Boyce returned yesterda,
to East Ely from months visit In
California
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23
WAR SAVINGS DAY

WAR SAVINGS DAY
is special emphasis and cumna
, private and
10 induce the funds thus saved In War Savings
sam huus doubly ourselves and the Nation at War
Nevada has fulfill in this in all campaigns
ana e have set standard will permit
has been under the direction OF
of the Hon White State director for Nevada and the
aone are asked to further With him and respond
his directions justify the expectations which
onr past records aroused respecting us
river unde my hand ard of the Ne
yada at the Capitol in City this 26h day OF May in the
aar Of our Lord one hundred and eighteen
EMMETT BOYLE, Governor
by Governor
GEORGE BRoDGAN
Secretary of state
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1918-06-23

Schedule for Metallic manganese
ore containing when dried at 212 deg.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-06-29
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-03

Of the musical Offering that head
lines the new show opening Sunday
at the Palace Hip This company IL
made up OF young women who sing
classical. popular and folk sclec-
tionH.
knight and Jackson viii offer a
singing. talking and dancing musical
comedy called Comedy F'ilrtalogue. :"
Lew Huff In an eccentric comedian
known as the "knutty Halter
Binns and Burt. billed The Funny
Men from Europe" are comedy
acrohats
Ernie Potts and company have an
act that consists OF dancing. club
swinging and bag punching Potts
IL we'll known a. boxer and
wrestler Neville and Mar present
-camoufiage.-
OAK
lazy from Yakima" viii he seen
n, the Oak for the last times tonight.
Sunday Monte Carter will b. secn in
"irzy in Mexico" a laughing piece
with Rio Crand~ setting
It's all about Ixzy and chump.
played by Carter and George white.
who go TO Mexico. become generals.
and rout tho whole Mexican army
by methods that were never used be-
fore and never viii he again.
Blanche Gilmore. Lou Davis. Dci
Estes. rlesu Hiil hen Holmes and
the oak trio. viii all be seen In spe-
cialtics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-03
Little Wanderer
Is Missing Again

Lloyd Harrison. IL years old. is
again missing from his home at s73
Yesier way. having left Sunday. July
IS. The police have been requested
to locate him. Young Harrison is re-
ported as missing at police headquar.
tiers at periodical intervals, his name
appearing on the missing person file
every month or so. He has an un.
quenchable case OF wanderlust. the
police say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-03

got one of my bullets thru his ear,
and IL very proud of It."
Rev. Lieut.. A. =. Gouthey will
speak Sunday evening at the First
Methodist church. Theme, THE Life
Worth While"
Hearing against c. D'Amico. aileg-
ed flour hoarder, was adjourned Fri
day. on motion OF Assistant United
states District Attorney Charlotte
Kolmitz The government VIII mean
while secure evidence.
'Wo Is the guy?" lie stands nj
the end of the Mount Baker car line
with notebook and pencil, and Jots
down something every time car
comes up. The car crews are nerv-
Gus. they have asked the police to in.
vcstigato
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-03
Will Launch Steel
Freighter Sunday

ALAMEDA. Cal. Aug 3.--The H..
0o0.ton steel freightcr fnvincible is
now ready TO take the water. Just "a
working days after the laying Of her
keel. on July 4. officials Of the Beth.
lchem Steel Shlpbuilding corporation,
stated today. The Invlncible will be
launched Sunday. % elapsed days
from the laying Of her keel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-03
No Steel Yet for
J. F. Duthie Plant

Three shipways are still unoccu.
pied az the Duthi~ shipyards, steel.
scheduled for quick delivery. having
failed so far to arrive. A special
shipment Of steel IL expected by com.
pany officials some time in the latter
part OF next week.
J. r. Duthie Is now In the East
endeavoring to hasten tho bclatcd
shipment. He went to Philadelphia
with David Rodgers. OF the skinner
& Eddy plant. and George Arnes. OF
the Moor shipbuilding Company OF
san Francisco. and labor representa-.
lives. TO attend the Pacific coast ship
yard wage scale conference In Phila.
delphia August 5,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-03
Canada Maru Total
Loss Now, Is Fear

latest wireless adylccs from the
scene Of the Canada Maru wreck. In.
dictate that there IL not much posi-.
biliiy OF saving the vessel. No. l
hold Is now filled with water. while
hold No. : has IS feet Part Of the
valuable cargo IL being cast reckless
~ overheard. and the shore IL litter
cd with Oriental merchandise. FL
forts TO load the $4,000. 900 worth Of
silk on barRcs and scows are being
continued. while saivors are fighting
desperately TO keep UP with the in
rushing water.
\ $4,000 lighter was ripped from
It's lashlnes by the heavy seas that
prevailed Friday. and splintered on
the rocks. a total loss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-03
SEATTLE MUST
SOLVE RENT and
CAR PROBLEM

The shiphuildng industry In Sc
attic viii not expand until this city
II able to supply better housing con
ditions, with fair rents. for tho
workers and better transportation
facilities.
This was the warning given TO
Mayor Hanson. Corporation Counsel
Hugh Caldwell and Councilman
Fitzgerald and Thomson Friday by
the housing section OF the shipping
board at Philadelphia.
Stone Webster traction interests
were present az the conference.
The committee indicated. accord
Ing TO a wire from Mayor Hanson.
that the government did not wish
TO take over the traction lines In
Seattle. but wanted tho traction
company and the city 20 set to
gcthcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-08-03
Visiting Japanese
Officers Honored

a dinner In the Hotel Butler. IN
honor OF tho visiting officers OF the
japanese drcadnaught kirishima.
was given Friday night. Lieut.. =.
~. Becker. representing the United
States navy. and brother officers. on
tertained the Nipponese guests.