The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-10-13
Northwest

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the manager and helper in the Farm
ers' Press offices here reached such a
stage that States Attorney Ulsrud
ordered the place locked up on the
grounds that it was public nuisance.
Superior, Wis.-Births during Sep
TENDER have more than doubled the
number of deaths during the same Pc
riod. There were more than SO births
and % deaths.
Mitchell, S. DIT is expected that
between 1900 and $500 visitors will
come to Mitchell Oct. 20 for an FL
Rad Masonic ceremonial which is to
be held at the corn palace. 4 class of
100 will be initiated at that time.
Grand Forks-Notice of reduced
freight rates on soft coal shipments
from all points of entry from Canada
to North Dakota was received from
the Great Northern.
Grand Forks-Hugh E. Willis, re-
Gently resigned as dean of the law
school University of North Dakota, is
now located at the University of In
diana as professor of law. Several
years ago, Mr.. Willis was a professor
Of law at the University of Minnesota
Fargo-A change from spring wheat
to fall and winter varieties and the
most rust resistant brands is shawn
in the annual county statistical farm
report made out by County Auditor
w. B. Tucker. 1t shows decrease Of
% per cent in spring wheat with a
large increase in fall sown brands.
Grand Forks-Having obtained EN-
ployment for 1858 persons, mostly har.
vest workers, since July 15, the fed
eral state employment office here has
| closed.
Minot-Fall rye seeding is in full
swing, together with threshing, plow-
ing, corn cutting and other fall farm
activities. Farmers are seeding their
rye in the stubble fields, not taking
the time to pillow the field. 81
Brentwood, Wis.-Washburn county
farmers will attend the National Dairy
show on Thursday, Oct. II. A special
train will leave Spooner early in the
morning of the 18th, stopping at
Brentwood, Shell Lake and Cumber.
land to pick up showbound passen.
gers.
Sentinel Butte, NJ D.-Fire caused
a loss of about $4,000 here and for a
time threatened the entire business
district.
Iowa City-Announcement has beer
made of the suspension of the Iowa
City Daily Republican. owned by H. M.
Havner, former attorney general.
Sporting
Chicago-Failiag to land in the
worlds series the Chicago Cubs and
the White Sox opened city series.
Osborne was slated to pitch Cor the
Cubs, while Sox fans pinned their hope
On Red Faber.
New Orleans-Fred Fulton wa>. de-
teated here in 15-round bout with
Martin Burke of New Orleans. The
bout was tame from start to finish.
Fulton weighed in at 211 pounds and
Burke at 1T.
New York-Judge Lands, President
Stonehame of the Giants, and Presi
dent Rupert of the Yankees and 9th.
er officials of both clubs engaged in
the current world championship Sc
ries, decided to donate the entire gate
receipts, $120,554, of Thursdays unsat.
isfactory contest to institutions for the
care of disabled soldiers and to other
charitable institutions of New York
city. 49,.
Foreign
Montreal-For the first time in
years, United States dollars were not
accepted at par value
Amsterdam-The former kaiser sud-
denly re-entered society when he en-.
tertained prominent citizens among
his neighbors at Doom at a 5 o'clock
tea.
London-Grave anxiety is caused by
the serious illness of Lord Ribblesdale,
one of the most prominent peers of
England, who married Mrs. John JAG.
OBJ Astor in 1919.
Paris-Jean Jules Jusserand, French
ambassador to the United States, will
sail for America to resume his duties
at Washington.
Prince Rupert, B. C.-The American
fishing vessel Bartalone has been
burned off Cape Muzon, Alaska. Cap
tain Harry Selig and the crew of the
vessel rowed IA miles to a loggers'
camp after leaving their ship.
Dublin-There is much speculation
in Dublin regarding the location Of
the isle for the internment of the Irish
irregulars. 1t is generally believed
that st. Helena will be chosen, but II
is possible that the Hebrides may BE-
Moscow-The walls of Nikol2
Lenine's sleeping room in the Kren~
lin, have been lined with cork in or.
der that he may be immune from
noises. A private elevator to the
apartment has been installed.
Moscow-With the French and Rus.
sian policy regarding the near east
almost identical, although coming
from vastly different angles, begin.
ming is being made at Moscow to
bring about rapprochment between
the two most bitter enemies among
the old Triple Entente.
Budapest-Prince Otto, the eldest
SON of the late King Charles of Hun.
gary, has been formally announced as
king of Hungary in succession to his
father by the royalists. headed by
Count Apponyi, former premier, and
Count Itchy.
Moscow-Premier Lenine presided
at sitting of the council of commits
sars, this being his first public ap.
pearance since his illness began last
spring.
Hongkong-C H. Huston, assistant