The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-07-22

charge OF Staying her husband.
Chicago-The theft from his room
in a hotel of several hundred watches,
including 200 diamond studded wrist
watches. valued in all at $4,000, was
reported to the police by Harry Pres
ton, New York jewelry salesman.
Lynch, Ky.-Three men were killed
and four seriously wounded here in a
pistol fight William Holcolmb, chief
of police: Jim Coldiron, deputy sheriff,
and Carl Fulton, mine foreman, were
killed when they attempted to arrest
three unidentified. men.
Northwest
Council Bluffs, Iowa-Seven prison.
ers. including four alleged army de-
serters, broke out of the city Jail here.
One prisoner returned.
Anaconda, Mont.-A meeting of the
state game and fish commission is be-
ing conducted to consider stocking the
lakes of the state with Chinook sal
mon.
Seattle-Two bandits snatched a
bag containing $4,000 in currency
from a messenger fo- the Northwest
Trust and Safe Deposit company and
escaped in an automobile
Helena, Mont.-A. E. Spriggs, form
er lieutenant governor Of Montana,
died here after brief illness. He was
born in Wisconsin 55 years ago and
came to Montana in 1888.
Bay City, Mich.-The city commits
sion voted to rescind the city blue
law ordinance which takes in state
law provisions against Sunday opera
tion of stores, theaters, poolrooms,
soda fountains and ball games.
Sioux City-Contract for driving
piling to support the foundation Of the
Scottish Rite temple has been award
ed, the price being $55,S2S.20. The
entire structure proposed to be built
will cost approximately $1,500,000.
Spokane-Nationwid search for
three famous paintings stolen from
the Sutro baths at San Francisco six
months ago, ended when authorities re.
ported they had recovered them in a
cheap lodging house at Hillyard,
| Wash.
Great Falls, Mont-Hail Is feet deep
| in gullics and 1 to feet deep else
where was reported, following storm
which covered a path from one to six
miles wide in this vicinity. About l..
600 acres of wheat was declared to
have been destroyed.
Great Falls, Mont-After a riot, in
which 1000 strike sympathizers
stormed the city jail, temporary set
Element of the strike situation was
reached, which constituted a complete
victory for Mayor R. NJ Armour and
the city officials who had been con.
Quoting the fight against the strikers.
Sporting
New York-Bob Martin, heavy
weight champion of the A. E. F. knock
ed out Frank Moran in the seventh
| round of contest here booked for IL
rounds.
Chicago - Benny Leonard, light.
| weight champion, has made promise
to fight at Benton Harbor, Mich, on
Labor day, according statement,
with probabilities that Rocky Kansas
may be his opponent.
Madrid Andreas Balsa, the Cali.
clan heavyweight boxer, who, it was
recently announced had issued chal
lenge to Jack Dempsey, for the
| worlds championship, arrived here
and issued challenge to all corners.
New Tommy Gibbons of st.
Paul was matched with Georges Car.
pentier of France here for the light
heavyweight championship of the
world. The contest will occur some.
time during the month of October. Ar.
ticles were signed by Eddie Kane, Glib.
bons' manager, and Promoter Tex
| Richard
Foreign
Paris-The anniversary of the fan
of the Bastile was celebrated through.
out France.
London-The prince of Wales has
| received an invitation from the Jap
| anese government to visit Japan.
Havre-Myron T. Herrick, the new
American ambassador to France, ar
rived here aboard the steamer France.
Anchorage, Alaska-Strikes of gold
quartz apparently bearing more than
500 to the ton in district 80 miles
south of here, have been reported.
Berlin-More than 100000 people,
seeking escape from death by starva.
ton, are fleeing from central Russia
in all directions, according to reports
received in Russian embassy circles
here.
Belgrade-An Independent republic
has been proclaimed by the Mirdites,
Christian tribe inhabiting upper AL
bania. A president, Marco Djoni, has
been named. Troops are being sent
to put down the movement, the chiefs
of which are said to be preaching a
| hofy war.
London-Irish negotiations appear
to have reached deadlock in so far
as they concern a tripartite confer.
ence between David Lloyd George, the
British prime minister, Eamonn De
Valera, Irish republican leader, and
! Sir James Craig, premier of Ulster.
/ This developed late when Sir James,
as he departed for Belfast, issued a
statement on the subject of "self-de-
termination" which is interpreted to
mean that he will not compromise on
any matters pertaining to listers pc.
litical rights.
Tokio-Japan's answer to President
Harding's proposal for conference
on limitation Of ornaments, which
has reached Washington, while &C
cepting the suggestion for an arma.
ment conference, says the Jill Shin