The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-10-20
Northwest


the last years record, is indicated
from the statement completed by ]. G.
Morrill,, superintendent.
Brentwood, VISA rain has check
ed the advance of several minor
forest fires and prevented the possible
starting OF others in this vicinity. The
rain was the first in several weeks.
New Lisbon, Wis.--With a large
charter membership Juneau county
Livestock Breeders association was
| organized. The primary object of
the association is to petition the state
department of agriculture to test old
cattle in the county for tuberculosis.
Eveleth-The arch, "Arch of Wei
come is 40 feet high, SO feet wide.
and is built of material to simulate
cut stone. 1t resembles the Arch of
Triumph in Paris.
Couderay, Wis.-Lumber companies
in this section say that the car short.
! age for lumber loading is the most
| acute for 10 years past. They are un-
| able to get any cars. The demand
for lumber is as good as ever and the
yards are getting well cleaned out.
Saxon, Wis.-Farmers of the Saxon
territory have organized a co-opera-
| tive body to be known as the Lake
Superior Cooperative Shipping asso-
citation. The object of the association
is to help the farmers in their market.
ing problems.
Superior, Wis.-W. A. Roycraft
superintendent of the Lake Superior
mission, has joined the staff of the
Superior Y. M. C. A. in the capacity
of boys secretary.
MinGt, S. D.-The Great Northern
railway announces that all branch
lines service out of Minot will be re.
stored at once.
Miller, S. D.-A petition to the coun.
ty commissioners here asking that the
question of employing a county agent
and a county nurse be submitted to a
| lowed.
Oneida, S. D.-Members of the B. e.
Lions family living on a farm some
miles from here, arrived just in time
to prevent little year old boy from
being devoured by one of the hogs on
| the place.
Mitchell, S. DIN addition to pass
ing a resolution favoring the fixing of
minimum price for grain, and the
recommendation that farmers hold
their grain off the market when the
| current price falls below that figure,
the South Dakota Farmers union pass
| ed resolution at the annual state
convention here favoring the complete
| abolition of the present system of
highway maintenance and construc-
| ton.
Sporting
New York. Tommy Gibbons lost his
| match with Billie Miskie in the 10th
| round by accidental foul. He had
Miskie beaten. Word was received of
his fathers death during the 7th round
but he was not informed until after
the contest
Pittsburgh, Oct. i2-Reb Russell,
former Miller outfelder, will be with
the Pittsburgh Pirates again next
year, Barney Dreyfuss announced to-
day that he had signed Russell for
another year. Catcher Schmidt has not
been offered contract. Dreyfuss init.
mated that he will trade or sell the
catcher next year.
New York-The Giants are baseball
champs of the world, having won the
worlds series from the Yankees in
five contests, one of which was called
on account of darkness. The Yanks
did not win one game, though Bullet
Joe Bush, Northwest native, gave a
good account of his stewardship.
Foreign
Bucharest-The much postponed
coronation of King Ferdinand and
Queen Marie will take place the week
of Oct. 21st.
Kiev-A Russian woman, Natalie
Wyskoubova, and Captain Soudeszky,
convicted of espionage, have been SEN
fenced to be shot.
Brest, France-The Fren III cruisers
Jules Michelet and Victor hugo raised
anchor in Brest harbor and began a
propaganda cruise around the world.
Angora-Soviet Russia will be given
most favored treatment in eastern
Anatolia under a commercial treaty
soon to be concluded between the
Turkish nationalists and the Moscow
government.
Constantinople-The Greek patri.
archy will be moved from Constant.
nople to Mount Athos unless effective
guarantees for the safety of the Chris.
tian population are given by the forth.
coming near east peace conference.
Manila-The Collectivista party, led
by Manuel Queen, at it's first annual
convention, adopted a plank in the
party platform declaring that the gov.
ernor-general, vice-governor and mem.
Filipinos.
Paris-"Writing in the sky" was put
| on a commercial basis with the com.
mencement of campaign of air ad.
vertising by an American firm whose
| airplanes, equipped with smoke-eject-
ing attachments, wrote advertisements
for staring Parisians.
Vienna-Sir William Goode, British
financial adviser in Austria, has OBJ.
tanned for British syndicate, the ex.
ploitation Of Austrian waterpower
Italy has been competing against the
British for these rights.
Buenos Aires-President Marcelo T.
De Alvear was inaugurateo 18th presi:
| dent of Argentina.
Manila-The Ninth u. S. Cavalry, a
| Negro regiment, is enroute to the
United States aboard the army trans.
L mort Thn Philinninn