The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-07-21
Condensed Resume of the Important
Events in the Nation and State
Northwest


tured in the office of the Moody county
riage license.
Appleton, Wis.-Federal prohibition
officers raide6 a carnival here and
took three men into custody on
charges of possession and transporta.
ton Of liquor. Two automobiles and
several quarts of liquor were confis.
Gated by the officials.
Brentwood, Wis.-Two hundred far
mers and their wives and children at
tended the annual picnic and get-to.
gether meeting given by the Washburn
County Guernsey Breeders association
at Shell Lake. Farmers from Birch
wood, Shell Lake, Spooner, Sarona and
other places in the county attended
the picnic. d. B. Bracket, president
of the Washburn County Guernsey
Breeders association, addressed the
crowd.
Billings Montana nswspapermen
greeted the 400 members of the Ma
tional Editorial association who enter,
ed the state today aboard two special
trains en- route to Missoula for their
annual convention, the dates for which
are July 10 to %, inclusive.
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.-Prospects
are bright for a successful canning
season and under favorable weather
conditions it is expected that the out
put of the Wisconsin Rapids Canning
company will be more than double that
of last year. About $50 acres of beans
are planted in this vicinity.
Sioux City-Milk producers of Sioux
City and vicinity are planning to make
their strike against milk distributors
in the city more effective. They have
raised $4,000 with which to equip
distributing plant. They expect
price war at the outset and say that
consumers probably will be supplied
at as low as 5 cents a quart bottle
before the war is ended.
Eau Claire-A granary, machine
shed, chicken house with 80 chickens
and garage were burned when light
ming struck the farm of William Elder,
in Tilden, according to word received
here. Five years ago, the house on
this farm was burned by lightning.
Stanley, N. D.-Stanley citizens will
turn their clocks and watches an hour
ahead for the Mountrail county fair
here, July Is to Fl, in order to allow
the night program to be carried out in
full. Stanley uses mountain time.
Madison, Wis.-Cheese making and
automobile manufacturing industries,
in which Wisconsin leads the nation,
were mades issues in the state repub
lican campaign by gubernatorial can
didates. %
Sporting
Edmonton, Alta.-Fayette National
of West Allis, Wis, won the 2:20 pace
or trot for a purse of $500 in straight
heats at the second days race meet
at the Edmonton exhibition. Miss
Ethel, Calgary, was Second, and Pale
Face, Calgary, third.
hiladelphia-Harry Greb of Pitts
burgh successfully defended his light
heavyweight title in an eight round
bout with Tommy Loughran, Philadel.
phia middleweight. Loughran did fair.
ly we'll in the first two rounds, but
after that the champion had the bet
ter of the argument.
Philadelphia Tillie Walker, the
Philadelphia Athletics left fielder,
drove out his goth home run of the
season in the. opening inning, of the
first game of doubleheader with De
troit There was no one on the bases.
New Notwithstanding the time one
day for the principals to get together
for a Dempsey-Wills fight, William
Muldoon, chairman of the New York
commission, criticized Paddy Mullens,
Wills manager, for delaying action.
Muldoon said if New York is selected
for the fight the commission will in
sist upon a larger number of So and
SO seats.
Denver-Billy Miske is on his way
home to St Paul with another victory
dangling to his belt. This time this
victim is Martin Burke, New Orleans,
heavyweight, who was defeated in a
II round bout here.
Foreign
Moscow-What will probably stand
as a record in wholesale inoculatioT
against five widespread and fatal cpl
demic diseases is now in progress
throughout Russia as a part of the
program of the medical division of the
American relief administration. Ten
million individuals are to be inoculated
before the program is completed to
give them immunity against typhoid
aratyphoid a, paratyphoid b, cholers
and smallpox.
Tokio-The transport Henderson.
bearing Secretary of the Navy Edwin
DENLY, and his party sailed from Yo-
kohama for Nagasaki. The transport
will pass through the inland sea er
route.
Uskob, Jugo-Slavia-A pitched bat
tie took place between Jugo Slav gend
armerie and a large band o. irregular.
that had crossed the Bulgarian from
tier and attacked Kratovo.s The trreg
ulars were repulsed, leaving 10 dead
and many wounded.
Paris-Plans for monarchistic rev.
olution in Portugal, were crushed by
the governments precautions, says a
dispatch to LIE Journal. About 100 per,
sons were arrested, including Com
mandant Souza and many officers, and
Alvara de Castro, former premier.
Dublin-A huge restaurant capable
of feeding 10000 people is being erect
ed to help care for the guests attend.
ing the Tailteann games. The games
will open Aug. with a. parade of the
competitors. A choir Of 500 voices
will he directed by John Mccormick