The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1920-11-26

cordlng TO an agreement reached by
representatives of the manufacturers
and employees.
Beton, nl.-Mrs. Clyde Ellington, Is
year old housewife Of lockwood, has
been ordered to go to school. The
law provides that all persons under
16 years Of age must attend school
until they have completed the
eighth grade.
Northwest
Winnepeg, Man.-Hsrry Williams OF
San Francisco was knocked out by
Fred Fulton of Minneapolis, in the
second Of their scheduled II round go
here.
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.
Winnipeg, Mana "farthest north"
wheat has been discovered" by the
husbandry department Of the Mani
toba Agricultural college, it was an
nounced.
Butte, Mont.-Because of the in.
crease in operating expenses the Butte
Electric Railway company has raised
the fare to s cents. The new rate be-
came effective Nov. Is.
Grandon, Wis.-The first genuine
black fox to be killed in the forest
country in many years was shot near
this city by Rem Marvin. 1t is said
the pelt is valued at more than $500.
Butte, Mont-Mike Peaches" Web.
be, Negro, was found guilty of murder
in the first degree by jury here.
Webbe was charged with the murder
of two service men who were found in
cabin here on Aug. II.
Helena, Mont.-Otis Synnes,
rancher, shot mountain lion meas.
uring 81 inches from tip to tip. He
trailed it for three days in the gate
of the mountain country and finally
cornered the huge beast. One shot in
the head brought it down.
Missoula, Mont-Mrs Fred McCul.
ly, so years old, has been held on a
charge of first degree murder by a
SOAOAAS Jul at lufcSLlSdIluS
the death of Leonard Richardson, over
seas veteran and rancher, found shot
to death in his automobile near Plains.
Winnipeg, Man.-Plans for the de-
velopment of twenty to thirty million
acres of land in western Canada
which will mean 100000 new settlers
were urged last night at the provin.
cial government luncheon given to
Lieutenant Governor Brett of Alberta
and the Western Canada Colonization
association.
Great Falls, Mont.-An order for
cars to move wheat has been received
at the division offices of the Great
Northern railroad here. Farmers along
the Butte division recently agreed to
hold wheat off the market for a time
and the shipments of the last two
weeks have amounted to only about
% cars, railroad men said.
Foreign
London-Further falls in the prices
Of certain principal commodities IN
England are bringing wholesale val
ues close to pre-war levels.
Lucerne-Vice Admiral Mark Kerr,
former British naval attache at Ath.
ems, held at unofficial conference with |
former King Constantine shortly after |
his arrival here, it was learned.
Shanghai-Local American firms
interested in Mongolia are worried ov
er the disorder at Urga and surprised
that the State department does not
protect American trade.
Port au Prince, Haiti-A smallpox
epidemic has broken out in Port au
Prince and is spreading rapidly with
314 cases, all natives in the general |
hospital. The occupation forces and
the American colony have not been
affected.
Geneva-The official engagement of
Crown Prince Carol of Rumania TIC
Princess Helene of Greece, daughter OF
,ormer King Constantine, has been
according to a message
sent here by Constantine's secretary
1T Lucerne
Messina, Sicily-Former' Premier
Venizelos and his suite arrived in Mes
'ina harbor on board the yacht Mar.
;issus. Sophocles Venizelos, son of
he former premier, was the only one
% land. He is on his way to Nice,
where he will be married.
Berlin-Appeals to Americans to
send food drafts Immediately to Ger
nan friends and relatives have been
ssued by the American relief organi.
.ation here. 1t is pointed out that II
traits are sent at once the organiza.
ion can issue food packages for
christmas presents.
Washington Vanderlip,
he California oil and mining engineer
Who recently visited Moscow, said that
'nly six Americans now are in prison
n the soviet capital and about IL 9th.
IT'S detained in private houses or no
els.
Paris-The importation of coal by
france for the month of October
to 100000 tons, an increase
# 100000 tons over September.
London-To date $4,000 ex-service
men have filed applications under the
imperial governments scheme for the
advancement of free passage money
o Canada to work on farms.
Paris-France will not withdraw any
t her troops in Syria or Cilicia for the
resent, according to a decision
cached when Foreign Minister Ley:
ues, Minister of War LeFevre and
Gouraud appeared before the
COMMISSIONS of finance and foreign at
airs for discussion of the Near East