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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
NOVY BOJOVNfK IA SNfzE-
M JfZDNEHO MA KARACH.

Okresni soud by1 vcera po-
zadan. aby Clevelandske spo-
lecnosti pouliGnich drah nebylo
dovoIeno vybirati v6tsiho lid
n6ho lax dc a 1c "a transfer,
coz Jest neivySSim poplatkem
dovolenym die dosud stavaiici
a pravoplatne umluvy. Dnesni
poplatek &c dodatecnym cen
tenn "a transfer byl schvalen Y
dodatku k smlouv6, k Gemu ale
m6stska rada nem6la zadn6ho
prava.
Zaloba podana byla pravni-
KEN G. D. Hillem, jenz vSak
tvrdi. re tax tini jen iako po-
platnik. StaIo Sc tax tepve,
kdyz riditel m6stskych pray
Woods odepfel pfiiati petici t6
hoz smyslu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
SPORTSMAN z LACINEHO
kRAJE.

Vcera k veceru zatten byl
ma Euclid Ave. 20-lety Bryan
Keenan,, 7611 Lawn Ave-, kdyz
Sc okazale projfzdel ukrade-
mem AUTOMOBILE. Vyhodam, ia-
Ike skyta podobn6 moderni vo-
zidlo Sc t6Sil dosti dlouho, ne
bot auto koupil ''za pet prstu"
liz dne 30. brezna V Gordon
parku. donutiv majitele Lyma-
ma Kenta namifenTm revolve-
rem k vystoupenf. Nadejny
mIadik bude Sc musiti zodpo-
vidati hned 2 nekolika zlocind.
neb pri vcereisim zatcenf byl
u n6ho nalezen ostre nabity
revolver.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
SPAL POD ZELEZNICNfM
VAGONEM.

Podivny nocleh 81 vyhledal
Daniel Flood z Orangeville, N.
c.. uloziv Sc Ike spanku pod ma
kladni wagon ma postranni ko-
leji Il automobilov6 tovamy +.
B. Sterns Co. ma Euclid Ave. a
Lakeview rd. V East Clevelan-
du. Nespal vSak dlouho. Zfi-
zenci viz potfebovali a prize
Ii prom s lokomotivou, nev6dou-
&c 0 nocleznikovi, vlekli wagon
30 koleiich. Flood spadl byi
kus vleten. Kdyz byl vytazen,
dopraven byl do Mt. Sinai ne
mocnice, kde shledano, ze mu
byla zlomena panevni kost.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
ZAKONCENi SJEZDU BRA
TRSTVA LOKOMOTIVNICH
STROJNfkU.
Plat prvniho urednika zvysen
ma $4,000.

Warren s. Stone, vrchni ma
Gelnik Bratrstva lokomotivnich
stroinikG, jenz 6fad tento "a
stava cd srpna r. 1903, stal Sc
drednikem exekutivy S neiv6t-
sim platem, ktery d6lnicka or
ganisace kdy sv6mu predakovi
platila. Ma tTirocnim sjezdu
odhlasovana byla mu vcera
rocni odmena ma S25, 900. Do
savadni ieho sluzn6 obnaselo
$13,500. Stone jest soucasne
presidentem Kooperativni Ma
rodnf Banky, Stavebniho Sdru-
zeni a Sdruzeni pensiiniho.
Zv6tseni platu nastalo hlavn6
proto, re mu pribyl trad presi-
denta move banky, jez test Sc
velk6mu rozmachu.
Vcera byl Sized, zasedaiici
po A tydny, zakoncen, aniz by
bylo pfijato nejak6 zasadni u
sneseni, jak Sc zachovati vuc
12-proc. snizenf platd, ktert
ma die zeleznicni Rady Spoi
Statd nabyti platnosti jiz cd /
cervence. Zalezitost vyrizena
bude spolecn6 s ostatnimi bra
trstvy ma schulz V Chicagu svo.
lane ma / cervenec a ma kter(
Sc bude podileti ma 500 pred
sedd jednotlivych odboru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
ZAHAJENl PRACE MA MESTSkYCH
STAVBACH.
We VYJEDNAvANf o MZDOVYCH A PRACOVNlCH
PODMfNKACH BUDE VYJEDNAVANO DALE.

Ia nekolik 1Ialo hodin, kdyz
byly unie organisace zamest-
navateld pfijaly novy arbitraG-
nj plan, zahajeny byly prace
ma mnohych mestskych stav-
bach a pristfm pond6lim "a
vladne vsude obvykly staveb-
nj ruch, coz zejmena pride
who'd podnikateltlm, kterym
obchodni jednatele jednotli-
vych unii oznamili, ze neni
pfekazek, jez by pravidelnemu
postupu praci zabranovaly.
Dohodnuti toto pax zname-
ma, ze prace zahajena bude ma
podkladu uzavfenych neb uni
ovych dilen die smlouvy uza-
vfene |. kv6tna 1918.
Spojena smirci rada, sesta-
vena re sedmi Zastupcu Sdru-
zeni stavitelskych zam6stnava-
tell a stejn6ho poctu delegatd
Rady stavebnich remesel seide
sc Ultra odpoledne, ably prijala
zprayy 0 vhodnych sedmi kan
didatech, kteri dalSim vyjed-
navani by zastupovali nestran-
nou verejnost. Sou6asne vyko-
many budou prvni prace spoje-
ne 5 pryni schulz tohoto move
no t6lesa. Die vyslovenych ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
PIECE PRES. MAsSARYK-A 0
LEGIONARE.

II. kv6tna dostavila Sc ma
prani p. presidenta republiky
deputace Vselegionafske orga-
nisace, DR.. Vana, Kaspar a
Maisner, ably mu vylozila dnes-
nj stav legionarsk6 nezam6st-
nanosti socialnf pece o legio-
mare provad6ne Kancelafi csl.
legii. Zadost "a pfevedeni Is
milionG $50 tisic KG 2 repatri-
acniho fondu KancelaTi csl. le-
gil, iakoz svolani mezimini-
sterske porady "a soucinnosti
zastupcn vselegionarske orga-
nisace Kancelare csl. legii Sill
bill pan president podporovati.
Vzpomenuv rodin hrdinnych
mucednikG fronty italske,
v6noval neipotTebneiSim z
Mich a sirotam Kc 100000.
Poole pfani p. presidenta ma
byti penez t6chto pouzito k "a
bezpeGeni existence vdov a ST.
rot neipotfebn6jsich po popra-
ven1ch bratfich, podle indivi-
duelnich pom6rd. die vySetre-
nj Kancelare csl. legii. Pan pre-
sident proievil zivT zaiem 0
siednoceni legionafske a druz-
stevni podnikani.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
K OZDRAVENf POMERU "
KULECNfKOVYCH SfNfCH.

Mestsky pravni vybor kona-
ii bude dnes o 2. h. 6dpol. plv-
nj vefejn6 slyseni move Tow
nesove ordinance, upravuiicf
pom6rv V kulecnikovych loka-
dech. Do opposice Sc die vSeho
postavf maiitel6 mensich sini.
kteri by byli ma zivnosti citeln6
poSkozeni iednotnou dani $3.50
bez ohledu ma to, kolik kulec-
nik6 Sc V mistnosti nal6za. Zda
Sc. re V clanku tomto pTistou-
peno bude ma kompromis, &C
iinak neni pochyb, ze bude do
zor velice zostTen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02

deli konati Sc bude prvni schd
re, ma kter6 ja1si ma byti stvr-
zeno uzavrend prim6fi jiz V
pond6li. DIE dbcilene dohody
ma byti vyrizd dna celia mzdova
otazka nejdele do 9. Gervna.
Panuje vSak pfesv6dceni. ze
rozhodnuti state Sc skutkem
"a til neb ctyfi dny. Dnes vyfi-
zeny budou naktere pracovni
podminky ctyfclennym vybo-
rem, V nemz zasedaji po dvou
zastupcich kazde strany a KITE
ryz vybor ma vypracovati sta
lou smlouvu die pfijatych do
hod V ruznVchI smifovacich or
ganisacich a sice TAX, ably no
va smlouva byla prijatelna pro
kontraktory, zam6stnance, ia
koz i jednotlivt odborn6 unie.
Vsech 21 staVebnich unii Wy
ima plumbafu a pokladacd ci-
hel, predlozi svoje mzdov6 a
pracovni podminky generalni
arbitracni rad6. Plumbari a
pokladaci cihel Y souhlasu 5 je-
jich kontraktory svolili k arbi-
tract, ale nikoli die planu Plain
Dealeru, ienz mi, ably do smir-
ci rady pribrani byli zastupci
cele vereinosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02

den,
postovnf
lest obmezeno teto pFfe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
Diva hornici zaduseni dole.

V MiroSov6 u Rokvcan jane
patrici iak6musi FiSerovi, udu-
sill Sc dne 30. dubna t. r. diva
hornici. PTedelavali t. Nv. sta
riny. kter6zto napln6ny byly
dusivymi plyny. Neiprve O.
mdlel pfi praci mlady ieden
hornik, vida to starry 60tilety
veteran prace hornick6, sci no
zachraniti. Misto zachrany o.
ba Sc udusili. Kdo vezme 81 to-
to ma sv6domi? Media pan bid
nych, pravi Petr BeZruG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
OPET PILNY DEN.
Mel vGera Clevelandu DR.. Ste
panek, vyslanec Ceskoslo-
venske Republiky.

Vtera dopoledne, Y pr6vodu
p. II. c. Payera, DR.. Bedfich
St6panek, vyslanec Republiky
Ceskoslovensk6 pro Spojen6
Staty, nayStivil zdeiSi kolleje
university. Ma Western Reserve
universit6 promluvil k student
kan ma kolleji pro zeny, kde
meZi iinym pravil, re velikost
naroda Zavisi od ieho kultuI-
niho yyvoje. Universitnimi bu-
dOvami proveden byl rektorem
Charles +. Thwingem, ienz
vzpomnel navstevy professora
MasaTYka tamt6z ysr.. 1918. "a
kratky cas- potom byl jiz profe-
sor Masaryk zvolen presiden-
tenn Ceskoslovensk& Republiky.
V poledne Czechoslovak
Club VyStroJll banket, ma po-
test p. vyslance Y Georgian
Room Observation-Disclosures nemz
krom clenu podilelo Sc vice
hosti, jak kruhd ceskych, tax
americkych. Ably Sc kazdy citil
jako donna, to Sc staral, ze-
jmena PIP. Benreiter a Prant-
ner. redaktor CzechosIovak
Review a zdeisi konsul cesko-
slovensky, DR.. B. BartoSovskv.
Po vybornem obede predse-
da p. II. G. Payer, jeden z nei-
pfednejSich advokat1 tohoto
mesta, promluVil napfed Gesky
a pax anglicky. "Jest dosti pfi
elm" pravil We sve anglicke
reel. "aby Americana laskou
a obdiyem vzhlizeli k Geskoslo-
venskemu narodu. Kdo Jest
obzvlastnfm ctitelem heroismu,
necht' jenom 81 vzpomene ma
anabasi naSich sibifskych legii
kdo vysoce ceni ucenost, necht'
81 vZpomene, re Prazska univer
sta, zalozena Harlem w. v
1348, jest jednou z nejstarsich
V Fvrop6; kdo vazi 81 svobody
a kdo, jsa Americanem, neva-
zil by 81 il, necht' 81 vzpome-
ne, re svoboda ceskoslovenske-
no naroda byla prohlaSena V
naSi independence Hall We FL
ladelfii, kde byla rovn6z pro-
hlaSena svoboda americkeho
naroda."
Po sve reci p. Payer predsta-
vii DR.. Stepanka, pri cemz
shromazdeni povstalo nadse-
nym potleskem iej pozdravilo.
Pred tim, nez vyzval DR.. Ste
panka k osloveni pritomnych,
pozadal znameho pritele Ce-
chd, prof. Millera 2 Oberlin-
ske university, aby promluvil.
Tyz vypravel sve lonske ma
vsteve V zamofi, kdy projel ce-
lou Strednf Evropu a odnesl 81
DOZEN, Re opravdu jest to Ces-
koslovensko, kter6 Jest "nadeji
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
CTRNACTILETA DIVKA "a.
BILA MUZE.

Texarkana, Ark, 81. kvetna.
Claude A. DUNCAN, 30-lety,
prodavac. byl vcera veter "a
strelen ctrnactiletou divkou,
ktera die ornament policie "a
bila Dunigana, kdyz objevil Sc
II okna jeji loznice. Divka VII
bee nebyla zatcena.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02

Evropy." Po mem vyzval p.
Payer Rev. Joel +. Haydena,
kazatele Woodland Avenue
presbyterniho kostela, jenz OBJ
zvlaSt' Sc zmihoval o sv6 ma
vSt6v6 Prahy V r. 1912 a 1913
a domova profesora Masaryka,
kteryz byl opravdovym domo-
VEN pro n6ho a pro ty ostatni
mlade Americany. kteri tehdy
$ MIN po Europe cestovali. Nj
kdy pry nezapomene, jakou
ochotou, ba jakou laskou, w
Sci Jim tehdy vstric omen veliky
muz, prof. Masaryk a clenov6
ieho rodiny.
S velkou pozornosti vyslech-
nuta byla rec vyslance St6pan-
ka, proslovena Y bezvadn6 an
glicine, Y kter6 jenom slab6
stopy ciziho pfizvuku byly
znatelny. DR.. St6panek vyslo-
vii prani, aby ty neiuzSi a nei-
pfQteISt6isi ,styky byIy utuze-
NY mezi Spoj. Staty a Cesko-
slovenskem, tax ably oba tito
narodoy& mohli 81 vym6novati
sv6 statky kulturni, k cemuz
obzvlast6 by pfispela vymena
profesoru, tax aby Americana
prednaSeli ma ceskych universi-
tach a cesti professor zde.
Die naseho min6ni neivice
pozoruhodny fedi DR.. Stepan-
ka byl tento odstaVec:
"Stara diplomacie nevyhle-
davala styku s lidem. zeim6na
$ tfidami intelektualnimi. mao
pax vyhVbala Sc mu. Nova di-
plomacie vyhledava styky IL
dem, zejmena S tfidami intelek
tualnimi, V nichz vidi ten pra-
Wy zdroi silly a zdatnosti kaz-
deho naroda."
Rec p. vyslance odm6n6na
byla srdeGnym potleskem, ma
cez p. Payer schulz skoncil.
Odpoledne a vecer ztravil p.
vyslanec u bratfi Slovaku.
Ma dnesek probationary isou
navstevy n6kterych velkych
prGmyslovych zavodd, zaiezd
do ceske osady ma Broadway,
navSteva broadwayske odboc-
ky vereine knihovny a ceskych
financnich ustavu, schuzka s
novinafi V obydli manzela M.
Zemanovych a veGefe Il p.
Payera.
AGkoli pdvodn6 mel DR.. Ste
panek umyslu odjeti dnes,
zdrzi Sc az do zitrka. kdy ma
vstivi Oberlinskou uniyersitu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02
Opet zneuzita vyvozni povo-

leni. Ne1redne Sc oznamuje. re
V Praze byli zatceni tri pano-
We, ktefi jsou zapleteni V nemi-
le af6fe: pouzivali nedovolene
dopravnich povoleni a expedo-
vail hromadn6 zbozi pres hra-
nice. Urednf zprava dosud Wy
dana nebyla.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-06-02

IeskosIoV. konsul dr.. Jifa-
SEX okraden byl V Bukuresti,
kdyz Sc chystal ma cestu do
Kluze o cestovni yak cenny-
mi predm6ty. Kradez spacha-
ma byla "a bileho dne. Celkova
Skoda tini vice nez 10000 Kc.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-14
SPEAKS WELL OF HER.

Gan audience which nearly packed
Suomi Hall last evening greeted
Esther Laitinen, the noted Finnish
opera star who appeared in concert
on her farewell tour Of the United
States. According to musical critics
present her voice is the best that has
been heard in years and every mum.
Der received an encore.
Following her concert efforts
were made to have the noted soprano
appear here in another concert, as
little information was given out that
the singer appearing last evening was
one of the noted sopranos of Europe.
Miss Laitinen opened her concert
last evening with Finnish folk
song. That her musical education is
broad was evidenced when she fol.
lowed up with selection from Gio-
conda and then sang the great French
composer Massenet's Elegy. During
the evening she sang in FIVE languag-
es and her program was well selected.
Her Finnish and Swedish folk songs
were especially good and her difficult
program would have taxed the powers
Of any of the great singers now be-
fore the public. She possesses a
flexible and exquisite voice of great
beauty and tremendous power and to
the natural gifts she has added a
knowledge of technique which was
especially notable in "Laula Tytto."
Miss Laitinen had little opportunity
to show her ability owing to the size
of the hall. Mrs. w. A. Taylor was
an excellent accompanies during the
difficult program.
Miss Laitinen has studied in Pet
rograd, Helsingfors, Milan and other
musical centers of Europe. 1t may
be possible that she will remain for a
concert in Italian, French, Finnish
and English later in the week.
Morning Astoria, Astoria, Oregon.
Miss Laitinen will appear at the
Washington Auditorium next Sun
day evening, she having been induced
by her numerous friends here to APP
pear for concert in Ely.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-14
HERE NEXT TUESDAY.

You will please take notice that
the office of the Clerk of District
Court in and for St. Louis County
Minnesota, will be open in the City
Hall at the City of Ely, in said county
at o'clock in the forenoon of Tues.
day the 18th day to and including
Wednesday the 10Th day of January
1921, for the purpose only of issuing
Declaration of Intention first papers
and receiving petitions for Certifi-
Gates of Naturalization (second pap.
ers.) All persons who file their pet
itions for Citizenship Certificates, if
within the age of the selective draft
law, must present their classification
cards to the Clerk of Court at the
time of filing their petition. No pet.
itions for Certificates of Citizenship
will be heard by the Court until the
information contained on the CLASH
fication card is furnished. Therefore
it is imperative that you present your
classification card at the time of fill
ing your petition. Office hours,
to IL noon; to pm and z to
evenings.
Persons desiring passports should
comply with the following: All Am
erican citizens desiring passports to
go to Europe should appear on Tues
day the 18th of January, 1921, that
all papers can be completed while the
Clerk is in Ely.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-14

One of the first duties of the legis-
lature this session will be to take up
the matter of an administrative
power for the Good Roads Amend
ment. Since the elction and imme-
diately after it became known that
the Amendment had carried, in
fiuences have been at work to place
the administrative powers in the
hands of commission composed OF
five men selected from the several
parts of the state to serve without
pay CD and taking the building of
the highways out of the hands of c.
NJ. Babcock, the man most responsible
for the excellent good roads plan OF
the state and whose efforts, coupled
with his record in the Highway de-
partment was responsible for the ad,
option of the Amendment by tn,
people. The claim is made by the
sponsors of the commission VS.. tn,
commissioner plan that it will keel
the matter out of politics and elm,
mate graft and fat contracts on The
part of manufacturers of road build
ing machinery, cement manufac-
turers and manufacturers of othel
road building materials. Why thi.
slap at Commissioner Babcock, who
has always during his tenure of office
managed to keep the Highway Com
mission clean of any charges of this
nature, is hard to say, unless it was
to create fat jobs without pay) fol
a series of ''lame ducks" in variou,
sections of Minnesota. Ely goes OF
record as opposed to the Commission
form of administration and emphat
ically in favor of c. NJ. Babcock tc
work out the destinies of the grant
work he has begun.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-14

The benefits to be derived by the
Vermilion range and Ely in partic-
ular in having man in the legislat-
ure will become more apparent as
the session progresses. Mr.. Thomas
is a member of several very import,
ant committees and is enrolled in
the St. Louis County delegation
one of the most potent factors in the
law-making body. The people OF
the Vermihon range can rest assured
that Mr.. Thomas will keep his eyes
open for any measures affecting
this section. An additional benefit
of having a man on the ground will
be facility in bringing vital matters
to the attention of proper commit
tees. The Commercial Club legis
lative committee of which Mr.. A. w
Nelson is chairman will receive sug
gestions for needed legislative mat
ters to be brought before the proper
sources and we would advise all those
having matters of this nature to pre-
sent to get in touch with Mr.. Nelson
early.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-14
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the stock.
holders of the First State Bank OF
Ely was held in the banking rooms
Saturday evening and the majority
of the stock was represented at the
meeting. The annual report was
read and received with considerable
satisfaction by thu STOCKHOLDERS The
election of directors resulted in tn,
following being named for the ensu.
ing year: NJ. j. Murphy, Geo. L.
Brozich, Peter Schaefer, A. D. Ellef.
sen, G. H. Good, James Moonan and
Joseph Mantel. After the stock
holders meeting, the directors met
and elected officers as follows:
Prest.-M. j. Murphy.
Vice Prests.-Geo. L. Brozich anC
Peter Schaefer.
Cashier-Leonard Slabodnik.
Assistant Cashier. E. Johnson
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-14

The deplorable accident which
caused the death of the Varoga BIO.
Monday should be an incentive To-
the authorities to get busy and MAKE
regulations regulating the driving o
cars by irresponsible minors; drivin.
past school houses and hospitals ano
through crowds and in general usini
the streets of Ely as speedway:
through which cars roar and tear a;
dangerous speeds with cut-outs open
There seems to be tendency on the
part of some to imagine that tn
best driver is the one who makes the
most noise. The Miner has on sew
eral occasions spoken of the matte
of children driving cars which com.
ments have displeased certain par
ents. The accident of Monday
might have happened to anyone but
occurring as it did, the glaring fact
that children played the principal
parts makes it all the more deplor-
able. An engineer on a railroad
must pass long years of apprentice
ship and be of sound, mature MIND
and body. The engine runs on q
track and can only run on tracks
while an automobile runs anywhere
in the wide world and no specia
preparation or knowledge is requir
ed to run it. A child may run the
car on the road when things &C
right, but in case of an emergency
where quick thinking and action j:
necessary, the child is not there.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-14

In his message to the legislature,
Governor Jake Preus dwelt at some
length on "a fair and equitable"
tonnage tax according to the plat
form upon which he was elected.
The governor knows, and so does ev-
eryone else outside of Bendixen, ct.
al, that there is mo SIGH animal. "
The heritage proposition as harpet
upon so glibly two years ago when
the tonnage tax bill was so effectively
put to sleep by Governor Burnquist,
was also dwelt on by Governor Preus
and his theory is that the heritage
stuff should also be applied to the
granite quarries, clay products, and
other natural products of the soil
He also stated that the proceeds Of
taxes should be applied to trust
fund so that our children and THEN
defendants would get some of this
heritage" money. In conformity
with the governors message, a bill
has been introduced by Warner OF
Aitkin in which is embodied this pos
terity heritage idea. Right here We
will bet any man jitney that thi.
measure never becomes law. The
proponents of the tonnage tax mat
ter are all built on the help No. l
order and no posterity dope for them.
We want If now and wa want If he
cause we can outvote you and get it.
is their slogan. We do honestly be-
lieve that in the message of Governor
Preus lays the solution of the tonnage
tax scrap and feel that any bill com
ing to him for signature will have to
show something besides might makes
right" before he takes his pen il
hand to let you know, etc.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-14

The Miner regrets the withdrawal
of Col. Weis from the newspaper
field of St. Louis County and the
northern end of the state. Under Mr..
Weis the Duluth Evening Herald has
been one of the largest factors in the
development of this great state and
especially the northern part of it.
However, Mr. Weis was not alone in
making the Herald one of the best
papers in the United States, but he
showed his excellent judgement when
he surrounded himself with such men
as Bingham, Thompson, Henry, and
others. The new owner is news
paper man of the best and we con-
graduate him on his acquisition of
the Herald. He also showed his fine
insight into things when he retained
the forces which have done more than
any other in making the Herald such
a success.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-14
SEVEN MISTAKES OF LIFE.

The delusion that individual ad-
vancement is made by crushing 9TH
ers down.
The tendency to worry about
things that cannot be changed, or
corrected.
Insisting that a thing is impossible
because we ourselves cannot accom-
plish it.
Attempting to compel other pers-
ons to believe and live as we do.
Neglecting development and refine
ment of the mind by not acquiring
the habit of reading fine literature.
Refusing to set aside trivial pref
erences, in order that important
things may be accomplished.
The failure to establish the habit
of saving money.-Exchange.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-14

To prove that the wisdom of the
voters of the state was justified
when they elected Jake Preus COVER
nor, his appointment of Odin Halden
to the State Tax Commission can be
cited among other very beneficial
acts since his inauguration. In our
estimation, the appointment of Mr..
Halden to this responsible position
will have much influence in all
parts of the state to place the State
Tax Commission in better repute and
especially in the northern end of
this great commonwealth. During
his twenty-five years as auditor of
st. Louis County he extricated him
self and the county from innumer-
Gus tax tangles in county where
tax puzzles were a foregone con-
clusion and not an exception by
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1921-01-14
Serial No. O1328O.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office, Duluth,
Mimi, December IL, 1920.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That,
Fred P. Murphy, of Tower, Mime
Meyer, on December ii, 1920, fled
in this office, his application to select
under Section 2306, Revised Statutes
of the United States, the
Lot Is of Section II, and Lot
of Section 10, Township So North,
Range IL West, 4th P. NJ, con-
tanning 0.76 acres.
Any and all persons claiming adj
versely the lands described, or desir-
ing to object because of the mineral
character of the land, or for any
other reason, to the disposal to
applicant, should file their affidavits
of protest in this Office, on or before
the 18th day of January, 1921.
JOSEPH WINCZEWSKI,
1917 1-13 Register