The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-11-19

cohQl. II whisky is valued at $32,34l
and the alcohol at $35,20O.
Fall River, Mass.-Wages of the 35,
600 operatives in the cotton mills here
will remain at the scale that has been
in force for the last six months, &C
cording to an agreement reached by
representatives of the manufacturers
and employees.
Beton, Hl.-Mrs. Clyde Ellington, l!
year old housewife Of lockwood, ha:
been ordered to go to school. The
law provides that all persons under
16 years of age must attend schoo
until they have completed the
eighth grade.
Northwest
Winnipeg, Man.-Harry Williams o.
San Francisco was knocked out BY
Fred Fulton of MINNEAPOLIS, in the
second of their scheduled II round &C
here.
Winnipeg, Mana "farthest north
wheat has been discovered" by the
husbandry department of the Mani
toba Agricultural college, it was an
nounced.
Grandon, Wis.-The first genuine
black fox to be killed in the forest
country in many years was shot lear
this city by Rem Marvin. 1t is said
the pelt is valued at o than $500.
Superior, Wis.-The Superior State
bank in the east end of the city was
robbed of $500 by three unmasked
men while a guard remained on the
outside. The robbers made their es
cape in an automobile.
Helena, Mont.-Otis Synnes, q
rancher, shot a mountain lion meas.
uring 81 inches from tip to tip. He
trailed it for three days in the gate
cornered the huge beast. One shot ir
the head brought it down.
Helena, Mont.-As the result of an
election bet a barber here will be
buried free of charge by a Helena un.
dertaker. The undertaken bet on the
democratic candidate for president and
the barber on the republican. If the
barber lost he was to shave the under.
taker free of charge for the remainder
of his life. The undertaken offered to
bury the barber any time he wished
the job completed. but it was stipulat.
ed that the funeral should not be con-.
Quoted until the barber has been pro-
nounced dead by a physician,
Foreign
Constantinople-The entire Greek
population of Samsun, Vilayet of Ire.
bizond, Asiatic Turkey, has been or
dered to leave town within a week.
Athens-The late King Alexander's
marriage with Aspasia Manos has beer
declared valid by the court which dis
missed the opposition of former King
Constantine.
TOkio-Premier Hara, addressing s.,
900 of his supporters at Maebashi, said
that nc question is being more keenly
watched han the an~ti-Japanese legis.
lation in California.
Paris-The French Olympic commit
tee has sent an official request to the
international committee that the
Olympic games of 1924 be held ir
Paris.
Constantinople-The Georgian gov
eminent is reported to have received
an ultimatum from the Turkish Ma
tionalists ordering them to ~evacuate
Batum.
London-Abdul Wahad, reputed
leader of the Mesopotamian insurgents
has surrendered Internationally and is
under British guard at Kufe, 100 miles
south of Bagdad.
Budapest-When the Peace treaty
between Hungary and the Entente al
the deputies arose and sang the ma
tional anthem and then voted for rati
fication amid absolute silence.
Berlin-From naval officer to re
porter, from the navy to the news.
paper game-that is the change in the
career of Wolfgang Won Tiriptz, son OF
Grand Admiral Won Tirpitz, famous as
the father of the U-boat warfare"
CoblenZ-Rumors that President
elect Harding's administration may re
call the American army of occupation
from the Rhineland are not interior
ing with activities of the American
colony of 10000 centering at Coblenz
Triest-D'Annunzio's warships have
left Fiume for an unknown destina,
ton. The insurgent leader is in oper
revolt against the Italy-Jugo-Slav
agreement. He has seized the islands
of Veglia and Arbe, which lie a short
distance from Fiume.
Observation-Disclosures of Amer.
lean women and the important part
played by them in the recent presi
Dental election in the United States
will be celebrated by British women
at a big public gathering to be held in
Westminster November 20.
Dublin-Annie O,Neil, IL years old
was killed and a fiv~e-year-old girl seri
ously injured when a group of soldiers
pursuing a mob of men in the streets
fired into the crowd.
London-Due to the severe strain
caused by the tours of the Prince of
Wales to Canada and Australasia, he
will undertake no official engagements
until next year. it has been announced.
Misunderstanding of this city have
found that the bread shortage is much
more serious in consequence of the
bakers strike. Newspapers demand
that energetic measures be adopted to
insure supplies for the city.
Regina, Sask-Saving $4,000, coo
worth of wheat from the ravages of
grasshoppers which overran the prov.
ince last year, cost the government
and farmers of Saskatchewan $4,000