The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-16
Northwest


their price cutting warfare and pound
and half loaves of bread are again
wholesaling at IL cents. Bakers de-
clare the reduction to 10 cents few
months ago was not warranted by cost
Of materials but was caused by price
slashing that finally forced two firms
out of business.
Clear Lake, Wis.-More than 60 de-
legates representing 25 cheese fac
tories assembled here and organized
the Northwest Cooperative Dairy
mems Warehouse company.
Superior-Paul Pashbin, proprietor
of a cigar and confectionery store in
this city, is $1,000 poorer because of
his trusting and sympathetic nature.
Pashbin is the victim of the old "tin
box" game completed by two of the
most clever swindlers. who ever visit
ed Superior.
Eau Claire-Eau Claire was in com.
plete, possession Of the Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs from all over the state
who came here to attend the 10th
grand lodge, Wisconsin l. o. o. F. and
Rebekah assembly.
Bismarck, N. D.-The state board
of administration, after much consid.
GRAFTON, has decided on building pro-
gram that calls for the completion this
year of the law school at the univer-
sity, building at the agricultural col
lege, normal building at the Dickinson
normal and dormitory at the Institu-
ton for Predetermined at Grafton.
Fort Madison, Iowa-"Johnny" Car
ter was trusted prisoner at the coun-
ty Jail here until Sheriff j. B. Watkins
took him on tour of the county re-
Gently. When they returned to the
Jail the sheriff missed $40 bill. He
accused Carter, who confessed and
returned all of the money except 20
cents with which he had purchased
two cigars for the sheriff.
Phillips, Visit is now practically
assured that the big sawmill of the
Kreenland-McLurg Lumber company,
which was destroyed by fire two weeks
ago, will be rebuilt The company
owns approximately 350,O0O,0O0 feet of
standing timber in the vicinity of Phil
lips and Morse.
Sporting
Ames, Iowa-Iowa State finished the
1922 baseball season by handing the
Minnesota nine to l defeat here.
The game was featured by two home
runs by Runkle, Ames second base
man.
New York-Lew Tender of Phila-
delphia and his manager, Phil Glass
man, accepted the terms of Tex Rick
ard for match with Benny Leonard
for the lightweight championship OF
the word on July 20. at Boyles Thirty
Acres, Jersey City, the scene of the
Dempsey Carpenter bout.
New York-The New York State
Athletic commission served notice ON
Johnny Kilbane, featherweight boxing
champion, and Johnny Wilson, middle
weight champion, that unless they
sign articles by June 20, agreeing to
meet chaHengers for their titles, the
championship claims of both will be
declared forfeited, so far as the juris-
ulCIlou VI IuS SIdtS COluullSoiou ID SoA-
cerned.
1okio-The baseball team from the
University of California met its third
defeat in Japan, when Hosei univer-
sity took the long end of the IL to 9
score.
Hartford, Conn.-"Jim' Thorpe, fam
Gus Indian ballplayer and Olympic
champion, accepted terms with the
Hartford club of the Eastern league
and was ordered to report here at
once.
Foreign
Berlin-Mrs. Warren Delano Rob-
bins, the wife of the counsellor of the
American embassy, whom the Berlin
papers proclaim "the most beautiful
woman in the diplomatic corps" has
been here but three weeks, but already
she has had the said experience of be-
ing robbed.
Bahai, Brazil-The Portuguese avia.
tors, Captain Sacadura and Coutinho,
arrived here safely, having flown in
their hydroairplane from Pernambuco.
where they completed their trans-At-
lantic flight from Lisbon.
Paris-A Paris court decree divorc-
ing Alexander Smith Cochran, wealthy
American manufacturer, and Madame
Gamma Walska, automatically will be-
come final Aug. IA, it was announced.
Sonora, Calif-The restored cabin
which once sheltered Samuel Clemens
Mark Twain, on Jackass hill, will
be presented to Tuolumme county by
w. j. Loring, mining operator, with
appropriate dedication ceremonies.
London-Twenty-on American wo-
men and girls will be presented tc
King George and Queen Mary by Mrs.
George Harvey, wife of the American
ambassador, at the first of three court
functions this season at Buckingham
palace.
London-A sensation has been ere.
ated at the Vatican by report of the
arrest by the bolsheviki of Monsignor
Czioplak, coadjutor to the Catholic
metropolitan and at present the high
est Catholic authority in Russia, says
a dispatch to the Times from Rome.
; Constantinople-The agrarian con-
gress of Bulgaria has proclaimed a
permanent dictatorship by electing
Premier Satmbouliski, to office for life
and Raiko Daskalov, minister of the
interior, reserve president. The vice
presidents in future will be elected as
succeeding to power.
Moscow-The physicians in attend
ance on Nikolai Lenine, head Of the
soviet government, expressed the hope
Of effecting a complete cure within
two weeks, according to Leo Kamenev,
the acting premier.
Paris-The first aerial round trip