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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-06-10

Skala & Erchull is the name of the
new firm engaging in the meat bust
ness in the eastern end of the city.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-06-10
l. M. BROWNELL
AGENT FOR MULLINS.
Mullins Launches & Canoes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Erick Anttila has improved the APP
pearance of his residence with a
porch.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-06-10
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T. E. Miller was in Duluth Wed
nesday and Thursday on business.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pearce re
turned from visit in Duluth Sunday
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Duncan and
son, motored to Hibbing Sunday
where they spent the day with friends
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-06-10

Sam McQuade was here from Ev
eleth Wednesday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-06-10

Mrs. Jacobson and daughter, OF
Eveleth were in the city Tuesday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-06-10

Miss Aune Martin has returned
home from Mahtowa, Mimi, where
she has been teaching.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-06-10

j. D. Conan was in the city from
Duluth yesterday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-06-10

A marriage license was issued Sat
urday for Louis Bergant and Miss
Margaret Globocnik.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-09
BIRMINGHAM AeEHERA1D SUM

E A NI IT'D c A N
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-07

Central Division at the residtno.
Of Edwad Edwards. PetersLeT.,
Cache County Utah.
South Division. al the old ps!cY,5,
School House, Pctcrsboro. .Ca~ar
County, Utah.
Each division Of said district vim
constitute an election prec!uct gas-
said election and the following ngyr,
"a competent persons will ACT az
judges of the said election for A.
respective divisions named, and Ou,a
OF the Judges OF each divisions WIZ
act as Clerk Of the election OF sucgs
respective divisions, tu-wit:
NORTH DIVISION
Edward Dahlc of Cache Junef der
Cache County. Utah.
Rulon Rigby Of Newton, Cxcst
County. Utah.
l.. L. Ballard of Cache Juurtiux
Cache County. Utah.
CENTRAL DIVISION
G. l.. Rcos of Smithriold CacRs,-
County, Utah.
James c. Vaughan Of. BcnSos,
Cache County, Tlal.
ChaIcs =. Atkinson Of Bcusora
Cache County Utah.
SOUTH DIVISION
Fred Peterson of PetersbOro Cache.
County, Utah.
Henry Kidman Of Mcudon, Cache
County. Utah
". /. Sorcnson Of Mondon, each p,
County. Utah.
Tho polls for the said cIcetiur,
will b" opened at the hour Of serrra
o'clock \. VI. and remain open mn
Ill ~" hour Of seven o'clock T.. vi
.or the said day when they shall D.
closed.
Dated at Logan City, Cache CoU7-.
~. Utah, this 25th day Of April. n
ID. 1921.
II. A. THEUREE
Chairman Board Of Courr
Commissioners, of CasAFN,
County, Utah.
Attest:
w. II. CHUGG,
Clerk. tSEAl-a
Adv-5-24
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-07
INSTRUCTIONS

That at said election each clector
phall be entitled to east on" vote tui
each acre foot OF water, or fraction
thereof allotted to the land owned
by such eIector, as shown by the said
order and list Of the said Board Of
County Commissioners, and shall
sign the ballot and indicdt" along
with hls, or her, or its name, the
number OF acre feet allotted 10 the
land owned by III" slc"tor casting
the said ballot Each land owner
may vote for three directors, one for
each division, and shall indicate his
vote 10y placing marginal cross up
on the ballo, for o. against the Ques-
ton submitted OF name voted upon
and opposite thereto.
At said election all persons shall
be- entitled to vote who are land own
rrs Of agricultural lands 10 which
wafer har been allotted within the
said irrigation district and corpora
tiuu, owning lands within the said
dis.lirt shall be- considered persons
within the meaning Of this section.
Land v"nvts uol residing within III"
district shall be- entitled 10 vote only
i the division OF such district where
in their Lands Or Tho ior portion
thereof are located. and each land
.,wu,r shall be entitled 10 cast Un"
,0'u for r.ch acre Foot Of water. or
fraction Ih,rrol. allotted to III" land
owned by such cI,clor as shown Wv
the s,ld order ct Tue said Board ol
County Commissioners listing amt
pIrFf.ru ...,il land. .rUI III Ill sign Tho
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-07

The principal source Of the spsssar
supply 10 the csasi Of the Bsliir se.e,
more particularly IN the vicinity ssf
koniEslIsrg. Even 10 ancient ,lSsas
this district constituted the "KIsSe~pN
ley" OF The amher world. At ,hss
place amber, which 10 really . sS'D-
eralized resin Of extinct pine lres>-.
Ia freely washed UP by IN. sen esrr.
CiAIiy after = violent storm. The bse-
ermen use nets. with which they uapD
the shallow waters
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-07
ExamIn. Opportunity Wan.

Every opportunity needs to be-,
looked Nt through The glass OF prirs-
clple. II may mean, apart from cen
science, n chance NJ making money
or gaining social position. OF grAspSnE.
power; hut II 4 docs not pass muS,s-
morally. :. aIsn means loss
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-07
IL A. TIIErREK
Results o, PRESSURE on Eyeospa
Adv5-24

Results OF oressure on EyeosDa
Pressure on the eyehall hns a saz>-
priSlns effect on the functiODinR Of Vs.
riOus paris Of the body. Among thnes.-
who have confirmed this are A. ADl -
Buet. FTsntn investigators. who BDSs
that such animals As dogs ana reShstsA
are affected. ~ well as men. TAy-
compression OF the eye strlkiaE9rr
mOdinSs the action Of the hen1l. la
auenCes respiration. acts upOp sAS~
blood vessels and e9eD prnildrss NO
turbSnce Of the muscles. How snSaS
refieIes are brought about 10 nS7 Ny
ia rgnL
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-07

Il The polls Tor The said oI0c-
ton shall open al the hour OF seven
O'Clock a m. and shall remain opcs.
until the hour OF seven O'Clock p. m.
OF the said day when they shall be-
closed.
l5. Public notice OF the said elec-
ton. the time and place thereof, and
the matters submitted 20 the vote al
che Gafd land owners shall be pub
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-07

Of Section 81, said Township and
Range; thence North 7 milo to the
West bank Of Logan river: thence
down and along said Wca, bank OF
Logan river approximately 2 miles
to It's Intersection with the North
line Of Section .. Township ~ North
Range l West OF Salt Lake Meridian
trarersing parts Of Section l6. ana .
said Township and Range; thence
West , miles, more or less. along
section line to the place Of begin
ning N
Beginning at point 3AO feet west
Of the South quarter corner Of Sec
ton is, Township II, North Range
West OF Salt Lake Meridian and
running thence South - milo TO a
point 1900 feet East of West quar-
ter corner Of Section 10. SAID Town.
ship and Range; thence South %
degrees 30 minutes East $500 feet 20
q point 500 feet East of the South
west corner of Section 20, said Town
ship and Range; thence East 7120
feet, moro on less, to the South quar-
ter corner of Section 2S. said Town
ship and Range; thence North / IL
miles to the West quarter corner of
the Southeast quarter Of Section 81.
said Township and Range; thence
East Ia mile to the centre OF the
Southeast quarter of Section 81, said
Township and Range; thence North
"a mile 10 the North quarter cor
Hcr Of the Northeast quarter of Sec
ton 2l, said Township and Range,
thence West along Section linz
l2,220 feet to the place Of begin
ming.
At said election thorn shall be 81
Cctcd three directors Of and for the
said district, 10 hold such Office for
the term prescribed by law, one from
each Of the said three divisions
thereof, by the land owners of the
whole district aud the following
named competent persons, each be
ing the owner OF lands within the
respective divisions Of the said irri-
cation district for which he is nam
cd and to which water has been al.
lottcd by the said order determining
listing and plating said lands will
be voted on at the said election, for
directors of the said district, tO-wit :
{ NORTH DIVISION
Willard II. Ballard.
John ". Barker.
CENTRAL DIVISION
a. L. Partington.
Edward Edwards.
SOUTH DIVISION
Edward l.. Petersen.
, Hans Andersen.
The ballot 10 be used at said cleo
ton shall be- in substantially the fol-
lowing form:
OFFICIAL BALLOT
PETERSBORO-M ENDON IRRlGAa
TON DISTRICT
Election june ]. 1921
Question Submitted
Shall the lands determined, list u
with water allotments and PLATED
by the Board Of County Commi6sion'
ers Of Cache County, Utah. pursuan'
10 the petition OF fifty land owner
and all applications for exclusion al
lands therefrom. be organized int
AN Irrigation District under the 'aw'
of the state OF Utah?
Irrigation District ............ Yes .....
A..,t.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-07
OFFICIAL BALLOT
ENDON lRHIGA-
T1ON DISTRICT
Election June !. 1921
Question Submitted

NNcSlou ohbulHi'u
Shall the lands determined, listed
with water allotments and plated bv
the Board Of County Commissioners
Of Cache County, Utah, PURSUANT 10
the petition OF fifty land owners and
all applications for exclusion OF lands
therefrom. be oganizod into an Ini-
cation District under the laws Of the
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-07

CONTINUED From Page Two)
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-07

BEFORE THE BOARD OF COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS OF CACHE co.
UTAH
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1921-05-07
soUTH DIVISION


Beginning AZ point $40 feet west
Of the South quarter corner OF Sec
ton IS, Township IL. North Range
West OF Salt Lake Meridian; and
running thence South l-2 mile 10 a
point 1900 feet Fast Of West quarter
corner Of Section 10. said Township
and Range; thence South % degrees
20 minutes East $500 feet 10 a
point 500 feet East OF the South
west corner Of Section 30, said Town
ship and Range; thence East 7l20
feet, more or less 10 the South quar-
ter corner of Section 2S, said Town
ship and Range; thence North IA
miles 10 the West quarter corner Of
the Southeast quarter Of Section 81,
said Township and range; thence
east II mile to the Ceutre OF the
southeast quarter OF Section p, said
township and range; thence North
"a mile TO the North quarter cor
ncr of the Northeast quarter of Sec
ton q, said Township and Range,
thence west along section line l2,220
feet 10 the place OF beginning.
All lands within the respective
boundaries Of the said divisions tn
which water has been allotted as
shown by the said order and list, a.
well as by the plat are included with
in the said proposed district ana
made part OF each Of the respective
divisions,
s. That for the said election each
OF the divisions shall constitute an
election precinct, and the following
ed persons each Of whom 10 com
pctcnt, and land owner, 10 whose
lanas therein water has been RAoted
Great Falls tribune., 1921-02-20

A four room home which can be
built for $3515, and five room home
whose cost at present prices of ma
ter:al and labor will be $43O5, have
been drawn by two Great Falls archi-
tects. The plans will be furnished
free Of charge to any Great Falls citi-
zen who contemplates building.
The committee in charge of the
Great Falls Forward Movement
has received sealed bids upon the
modern four-room bungalow and find
that it can be constructed in Great
Falls for the price of $3515.
Plan Drawn by Stanley
The plan of this house was drawn
by Architect George Stanley who had
in view desire to incorporate and
embrace as many conveniences as pos
sible for a given sum of money.
This figure contcmplates base
ment the full size Of the house which
is "a by 81 feet. Concrete floor in the
basement containing drain to the
sewer. The figure includes sewer and
water connections. Footings to be
made Of concrete and of sufficient size
Great Falls tribune., 1921-02-20
:rfk5pEcT1v.ED
rIyt' ROOM
&c. suvrskx1 j. A&eSi7xu,

to carry the walls Of the structure in
a substantial manner. Basement is
feet in the clear. Double floors,
the top floor to consist of vertical
grain fir.
Gives Two Bedrooms
The specifie cations provide for two
bedrooms in fact, the house is so ar
ranged that some consider there are
about as many conveniences and as
much room in this house as is usually
found in the ordinary five-room house.
The interior finish is of selected slash
grain fir which is pleasing to the eye
and at the same time is substantial
and dependa ble.
Built-in Features.
The kitchen contains the built-in
features such as cupboards, work table
and drains. The position of the ice
box makes it very convenient for the
placing Of the ice from the rear door
without entering into the house BY
a close study Of this plan, it will be
observed that there are conveniences
in this modest house that often do
not appear in more expensive homes,
Great Falls tribune., 1921-02-20

in fact, the designer had in mind the
planning Of house that would also
be known as 'step-saving" home.
House Is Well Ventilated.
The house is we'll ventilated and
well lighted and is heated by hot air
furnace in the basement. 1t is wired
for electric light as well as having
one plug in the kitchen for power and
heat Electric door bell. The figure
contemplates turnkey job and is
complete excepting the chandeliers or
electric light fixtures.
The moderate price of this commoh
Gus and convenient home should be
within the reach Of any person desir-
ing small home Of convenience and
comfort. Any reputable builder in the
city would be willing to construct this
house at this time for the price as
indicated.
The figures arrived at are result
of using the present reduced price of
lumber and paying the present wage
scale of the various crafts.
Five-R House Plan.
The plan for the five-room house
Great Falls tribune., 1921-02-20
More Wives Beaten
Happier They Are
Says London Judge

N. Y. World-Great Falls Tribune Gable.
Copyright 1921 by the Press Publishing
Co. {The New York World}
London, Feb. 19-There is no
chance these days of self-determina-
ton for a mere man to enforce obedi-
ence from his spouse. That is the gist
of the remarks of Magistrate Symmons
at Clerkenwell today
He further intimated that in the days
when man could treat 'em rough"
there was more domestic happiness.
He said: Il have invariably found that
where man knocks his wife about it
is the wife's fault
Under the good old law, he said, a
man could thrash his wife so long as
the stick was no thicker than his
thumb. Promises to ''love, honor and
obey he added, could not now be
enforced"
Great Falls tribune., 1921-02-20

Brunton studios a producer knows to
within very small sum just what his
production cost is going to be-before
he begins. My experience is that the
saving is SO great as to make this COM
munity plan of individual picture max
ing the next big step forward in the
growth of the industry"
Next week eighth instaIIment-Mr.
Talbot will take you on visit to Miss
Pickford's charming bungalow, espe-
cially built for her in one quiet corner
of the Brunton "lot'-and from there
you will go with her, as he did, to
movie" party she gave, her guests
numbering 500 little girls-orphans-
from an asylum which is largely sup
ported by the bounteous purse of the
worlds sweetheart.
Great Falls tribune., 1921-02-20
Scientific Facts +, ss, 1ssss'd sn.y asast,s rstm

The United States produces about s.
per cent of the worlds oysters.
India is making earnest efforts tt
revive its long neglected indigo in
dustry.
An attachment to carry a golf bag
on motorcycle or bicycle has been in
vented.
A Swiss chronometer has beer
found to vary but six -hundredths
of second day.
Into the head Of new golf club can
be inserted lead plugs to adjust its
weight and balance.
The government of Venezuela will
add an institute of modern languages
to its school of commerce.
Oculists have found that peculiar
form of eye strain is due to persons
reading while lying down.
Electrical apparatus for permanent
" curling women's hair has been in
vented by German scientist.
Heated by acetylene, a new branding
iron for wooden surfaces has inter
changeable letters and figures.
An English inventors automatic
typewriter received wireless messages
at speed Of 100 words n minute.
A miniature cigar every three sec
onds is the capacity of machine that
makes them in a New York plant.
In experiments with cotton growing
in Spanish Morocco the best results
were obtained from .ouisiana seed.
Pressing knob on one side elects Il
street car ticket from a new pocket
receptacle holding number of them.
A vertical sun dial which shows
both summer and winter time has been
erected on wall in an English college
Snap fasteners for shoes have been
patented that have the appearance of
buttons but are more quickly adjusted.
A method has been developed in
Spain for treating cork to form sub
stitute for wool in mattresses and
cushions.
Only about five per cent of the low
er animals are defective ut birth, a
much lower ratio than among human
beings.
A seed culture union has been form
ed in Norway which plans to produce
all the seeds needed In that country at
home.
To insure accuracy Chicago inven-
tor has electrically connected a revo-
luton counter for machinery and stop
watch.
A Saskatchewan man is the inventor
Of jointed walking stick, that can be
taken apart and carried in the owners |
pocket.
Foot power mechanism to draw a |
typewriter carriage back when It has !
reached the end Of the line, has been
invented BY an Idaho man.
BY a new French process aluminium
an be so substantially nickel plated
hat the metal can be hammered and
,ent without cracking.
A form of telephone has been in
ented that enables persons to talk to
eaf persons in hospitals in voice as
pw as whisper without disturbing
ther patients.
An Australian inventor has patented n
method for producing rain by faieing
lrse N-ray bulbs by balloons into high II
Great Falls tribune., 1921-02-20

are at work. renting space from Mr..
Brunton. All the producer needs to
| furnish is his scenario and actors. Mr..
Brunton furnishes everybody and ev-
erything else. OF course some pro-
| ducers have their own camera men
and in my own case ] have a complete
| organization of my own-but it is not
| necessary. A producer can get from
Mr.. Brunton even such service as ex-
pert publicity campaigning, art adver-
tising-and in fact everything dealiny
with the making and exploiting of the
film.
For this service the producer pays
flat weekly rentaEplus charges for
actual construction of scenes and use
of furnishings and properties The
Brunton property department is amaz-
ing. In it is almost everything in the
world. 1t makes no difference what
the producer requires-a Chinese an
tique or club dating from the stone
age-he can get it from the Brunton
property department-and when he
gets it, it will be autheptic. The rent
al charged for these properties and
furnishings is 10 per cent Of their
value.
Pro Rate Expense.
'In the big plant every picture is
charged with 1LS pro raIa OI the over
head expense during the time of the
making of the picture. Thus it hap
pens that picture which actually
costs $4,000 to film may appear on
year Whether they work or not they
receive their weekly salaries. And to
obtain worth whla stories in sufficient
quantities to keep them all busy all the
time has generally proved an impossi-
bility.
Puts Idea Into Effect.
"Mr. Brunton recognized this defec.
in the big producing idea-quite as
soon as Mr. Griffith and Mr.. Ince and
the others realized it. And so when
Mr.. Griffith led the way and began
producing on his own-setting an ex-
ample that is becoming more and more
the books of the concern as having
cost twice this sum, the additional
amount representing overhead. At the
Great Falls tribune., 1921-02-20

| er strata of air that are filled with
moisture.
| To soften wall paper for removal
| from walls an Indianapolis invento,
| has patented steam jet which gets its
| steam from heating radiators through
rubber tube.
A botanical garden ut Calcutta re-
verses the temperate climate custom OF
keeping tropical plants in hot houses
by housing plants from cooler lands In
cold houses.
4 new disk wheel for automobiles is
formed of thin slices of wood glued to-
gether under heavy pressure and with
their grains so crossed that the wheel
cannot warp.
French electricians experiments In
dieate that it is possible to increase the
light from ordinary arc lamps BY IN
creasing the current pressure through
the carbons.
Electrical devices connected with
mirror that has been patented cause
advertisements to appear on its sur
face and obscure the. features Of per
sons looking at it.
An electric light company In IN On
tario city has installed taps. ON many
of its poles to enable automobilists to
keen their cars warm while standing
on the streets.
Fuel economy is the claim of the in
ventor of a steam boiler furnace using
flat plates instead Of gratebars, air for
draft being blown into channels In the
plates.
A lighthouse in England has been
given a lamp that can be lowered IL
most to sealevel for use in fokgy
weather that would make il invisible
in it's regular position.
An inventor has designed tooth
brush with hristles at each end of the
handle. one set curved to fit the out
side of teeth and the other formed to
fit the inside.
4 Brazilian living in New York has
invented machine to cast piston rings
at rate of 5000 to 10000 a day BY
whirling molten metal into shape BY
centrifugal force.
An automatic fire alarm has beer
invented that is operated by q rapid
rise in the temperature of room in-
stead of depending on sufficient heat
to fuse soft metal alloys.
The motor and radiator of q new
French automobile are mounted close
10 the rear axle. the inventor claiming
this arrangement permits the use Of
smaller and lighter bodies.
Pedal operated mechanism has been
invented which enables m orchestra
to alter the pitch of kettle
lrums while he is playing them with
,ut touching the head clamps.
TSe government Of Peru will give
Il free scholarships in arts and trades,
he students in return serving the gov
,r,ment for periods equal to the length
t their scholarships
Invented BY New York man, nsw
- IL