The Ely miner., 1921-07-08

small wrecked tne machinery IOT eu-
foreement of the state bone dry pro-
hibition law He vetoed every cent OF
the appropriation of $150,000 made to
the attorney general for this purpose.
Chicago Eight men are. dead, 36
others are injured, 10 so seriously
that they may die, and property dam
age is unofficially estimated at ST..
100000, the result of an explosion in
the Standard Oil company's refining
plant at Whiting, Ind.
Chicago - United States District
Attorney Clyne announced that he
had received message from William
(Big Bill Haywood which stated
that he was leaving Moscow on July
IL and would surrender to the feder-
al authorities as soon as he landed
in this country.
Sporting
Boston, Mass-Jack Malone of ST.
Paul won an easy victory over Pal
Red at Braves Field, winning every
one of the IL rounds.
Cleveland, Ohio-The Grand Circuit
harness horse racing season Of 1921
opened at North Randall. Close fin
ishes, fast time and large first day
crowd marked the event.
New York-James S. Mitchell, for
mer national champion hammer and
weight thrower, died after a three
months illness. He was born in Tip.
perary, Ireland about 81 years ago.
Tacoma, Wash. = Tommy Milton
won the $50 miles automobile race
on the Tacoma speedway. Miltons
time for the $50 miles was hours "a
minutes, with an average of SO miles
an hour.
Cleveland, Ohio - Injuries received
by Ty Cobb, manager of the Detroit
Tigers, in sliding into base in a game
with Cleveland probably will keep the
star outfelder out of the game for at
least three weeks.
Alan Track, Idaho-Mike Gibbons,
st. Paul middleweight, defeated Al
Sommers of Spokane, claimant of the
Pacific coast middleweight champion
ship, when Sommers' seconds threw
the towel into the ring after one min
ute of fighting in the eleventh round
of scheduled 12-round fight.
Jersey City = Jack Dempsey Of
America, worlds heavyweight cham
pion, Knocked out Georges Carpenter
of France, challenger, here in Tex
Richards mammoth arena, before a
record crowd. The knockout came in
the fourth round of the scheduled II
round bout.
Foreign
Manila-A typhoon caused heavy
damage in Manila and its environs.
Coblenz-An old-fashioned Fourth of
July was observed by the American
Army of Occupation.
Berlin-American flags flew over
Berlin for the first time since the
American declaration of war.
Paris = Owing to the protracted
drought Paris is menaced with a
shortage of water from the rivers
Seine and Marne.
Madrid, Spain-Ono hundred miners
were found unconscious from coal gas
in a gallery of the Mariana mine near
SNlCuO, says q 'ulopdlShs
Rome-Sixteen persons were found
dead and SO others wounded after an
attack by Fascist on the town Of
Grosseto, Tuscany, Friday.
Paris-A Peking message states that
ratification of the treaty between
China and Germany restoring state
of peace were exchanged July l.
No IN fol
politics express their satisfaction with
the new cabinet formed by Signor Bo-
nomi. The Catholics have obtained
the portfolio of justice.
Riga-Senator Joseph /. France Of
Maryland, enroute to Soviet Russia
to investigate the possibility of trade
relations between Russia and the
United States, arrived here.
Berlin-The interallied guarantees
committee has decided Germany will
be asked to pay only 300,000,000 gold
marks in money out of the second in.
tallment of 2,000,000,000 marks.
Naples-Six masterpieces Of Italian
paintings were stolen recently from
the Church of Jesus and Mary. They
included works of Bernardino Sicil.
liani, Paul Di Maio and Sannino.
London-Colonel Harvey, the Amer
ican ambassador, and Mrs. Harvey
held their first independence day re-
ception in their residence here. Some
500 of the American colony attended.
Vladivostok General Semenoff,
the anti-Bolshevik leader, who for
some time has been on board the
steamer Shodo Maru, from which he
was not permitted to land, disap-
peared from the steamer Sunday
night.
Geneva, Switzerland-Gust Ador,
former president of Switzerland, asso-
ciated with a number of doctors and
professors, has started a movement in
favor of local option in the sale of al
coholic beverages, to the exclusion OF
wines, beer and cider.
Dublin-The proposal of Premier
Lloyd George for conference in
London on the Irish question between
representatives of Southern and
Northern Ireland and the British gov
ernment is impossible to acceptance
in it's present form. This declaration
is made by Eamon de Valera, the
Irish Republican leader, to Sir James
Craig, the Ulster premier, in reply to
Sir James notification that he can
not meet de Valera in a preliminary
conference in Dublin.
London-Uncle Sam soon will be-
come the possessor of the British
built RIBS, the largest rigid airship yet
constructed in any country and craft