The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-09
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for robbers, believed to be travelling
through the state in an automobile,
who blew the safe in the Canistota
Auto company at Sanistita and took
$4,000 worth of negotiable paper and
some cash, according to reports.
Mitchell, S. Heterogeneous are
being completed for the farewell
luncheon to be given in honor Of DR..
w. ID. Schermerhorn, retiring presi-
dent Of the Dakota Wesleyan univer.
sity and DR.. E. D. Kohlstedt, incoming
head of the institution at the Corn
Palace June Z.
Max, N. Dan acetylene torch was
found in the First National bank build
ing here after burglars failed in an
attempt to burn their way into the
vault. All wires into the city were
cut.
Spokane-An earth shock lasting for
three minutes, was felt by many per-
sons here. Some reported the shocks
were accompanied by heavy rum
bling.
Fargo-R. B. Griffith, Grand Forks,
was reelected president of the North
Dakota Enforcement league at closing
sessions of the annual meeting here.
All other officers were reelected. Mrs.
r. M. Pollock, the only exception, is
newly chosen member of the executive
committee.
Helena-Reports received from the
grain growing sections of Montana in
dictate that at this time the outlook is
for one of the greatest crops, especially
of wheat, ever raised in Montana. Ex-
perts assert the existing conditions Of
moisture are very good and they pre-
dict wheat crop of at least 100000
bushels.
a large amount of honey deposited in
the caves of Elmer Amy's poolhall in
this place by large swarm of bees
may have to be determined by the
courts.
Butte-In suit for divorce filed
here, John R. Holland alleges that his
wife lifted everything in their home,
but the mortgage, and threw pokers,
furniture, fiat irons, pots and kettles,
the husband complains. He also al
leges that she couldn't reach him, and
as result broke UP the furniture.
Chicago-Adventure of an amateur
immigrant with a title was recounted
by Lady Edgerly-Korzbski here when
she told of her trip to this country in
the steerage and of her experiences at
Ellis Island. 81 had taken great care
she said, ito dress the part But
when I got to Ellis Island l discover
ed that l looked like the country cou-
sin, for everybody has dressed up to
celebrate their entrance into this coun-
try
Sporting
Wilbur Hubbell, pit
cher of the Philadelphia National
league baseball club who was struck
on the head by batted ball in a game
with Brooklyn, is on the road to recov-
cry.
Minneapolis-Pat Mooney pitched
great ball for the University of Mime
sofa and the Gophers shut out Garlic
ton college to on Northrop field.
Portland Charley High, Portland
rightfielder, made two home runs in
the first game of the doubleheader with
Salt Lake here and in the first inning
of the second game swatted out his
third circuit drive of the day.
Washington-Babe Ruth, repentent
but unworried because of the action of
Drocidopf Ron Iobncop in dopac;nov
him as captain of the Yanks and fining
him 5000 for losing his temper at the
Polo grounds, was to get back in the
game here.
Honolulu, T. H.-Johnny Weissmul
Ter, youthful swimming marvel of the
Illinois Athletic club, swan 220 yards
in minutes Is 3-5 seconds in the meet
here, breaking his own worlds record
of 2 minutes IL Is seconds.
Belmont Park-One of the most no
table sales of the turf this year was
closed when ]. S. Cosden paid $4,000
to the Hurricane Stock Farms for Snob
End, three year old colt By the Eng
lish sire Prestige damned by Mary
Dora.
Chicago George Sisler continues to
prove himself one man ball team.
The ST. Louis Browns first sacker
again occupies leading position in
almost every column of the American
league statistics released.
Madison-The Badger golf team de.
feated the Gophers by score of Is
to in a match consisting of SO holes.
Eighteen holes were played in the
morning and the other Is in the after.
noon. This is the second time that
Wisconsin has beaten Minnesota
Foreign
Dublin-The court of inquiry which
has been investigating the killing Of
Brigadier General Adamson of Ath-
lone last April, announces that death
was due to indiscretions on both sides.
London-George Rutland Barring.
ton-Fleet, actor and theatrical mana
ger, is dead, aged So. He played
leading parts in nearly all the original
Gilbert and Sullivan comic opera pro.
auctions.
Belfast-Heavy firing between Irish
republican army forces and Ulster spe-
cial constables occurred at Dungooley
cross, on the Louth-Armagh border. II
lasted seven hours, and it is believed
three of the specials were killed The
inhabitants along the border in the
vicinity have fed to Dundalk.
Berlin-A dispatch from Beuthen,
Upper Silesia, says the Inter-Allied
commission has declared martial Law
throughout the urban and rural dis
tricts of Kattowitz Gleiwitz, Hinde
berg and Reibnik, Silesia. The news
papers in Silesia are being censored
Bordeaux-American bankers who