The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-23
Northwest


opening parade of the Wisconsin Fire
mems convention here. Oconomowoc
won first in the hook and ladder cham
,ionship contests against time. State
,fficers chosen were: President, Henry
VESSEL of Oconomowoc; vicepresident,
ernest Hansen, Fort Atkinson, and
William Wippermanl of Portage.
Flandreau, S. D.-By an almost
unanimous vote, Trent decided to erect
new $4,000 schoolhouse. The vote
vas taken at a special election and out
If 100 ballots 127 favored the propo-
,ition.
Grand Forks-Old Glory will be dis
played at the state mill and elevator
iere, hereafter. During his inspection
1isit to the big plant, Governor r. A.
Nestos gave instruction for the erec-
ion of fiagpole on the grounds of
he establishment, from which the ma.
ional colors will be displayed daily.
Kenosha, Wis.-Norman Weiss, gen.
Tal manager of the Calumet Refriger-
ltor company of Chicago. was released
IN bonds following his arraignment on
charge of manslaughter, following
he death of Deputy Sheriff Jacob
zeul, who was killed when the auto
mobile owned by Weiss skidded near
Xenosha
Rhinelander, Wis.-After two days
If daylight saving, Rhinelander has re-
:urned to standard time. The new
lime was adopted following resolu
:iop passed by the city council, but
,wing to the confusion resulting. May
Or s. G. Perimer issued proclamation
.escinding the councils action.
Prairie du Chen, Wis.-St. Mary's
college here is celebrating its golden
jubilee. st. Mary's college occupies
he site of old Fort Crawford, built in
1929 by Colonel Zachary Taylor, after
ward president of the United States.
After the government troops were
withdrawn in 1856 large part of the
ground was bought by John Lawler,
,ather of former Mayor Daniel w.
lawler of st. Paul, who co-operated
With the diocesan authorities in estab-
ishing st. Mary's which was opened
n 1872.
Des Moines Police continued
search for the slayer of George
Chief" Johnson former baseball play
,r who was found shot to death in
southeast Des Moines.
Bismarck-Four cream buyers have
been suspended from doing business
md two stations closed because in
,pectors reported that incorrect tests
we're given on milk sold by farmers,
t was announced by R. F. Flint, state
larry commissioner.
Jourdon, Mont-Caught on the prai-
lie too late to get home, Kenneth Balm
made camp and went to sleep. He
awoke some hours later to find him
self under an automobile The driver
lad run into his camp and halted right
over him without seeing him, the
lights having failed. When the rancher
,rawled from under the machine the
autoists got real shock.
Sporting
Kansas City,, Mo.-Bill Conroy
bird baseman of the Minneapolis
:eam, who was left here in local
hospital, supposedly suffering from
throat trouble has contracted dis
ease known as acute epidemic polio
sncephalitis, enormously called sleep
ng sickness.
Minneapolis stranger" Lew.
s signed to defend his title of worlds
champion wrestler against Stanislaus
lbyszko, former champion, in finish
match hoct tuo IN tbroo foJJc Of TIL
"a, Okla, on the afternoon of July 1.
Lewis will receive guaranty of $751;
300 with privilege of SO per cent
IF the gross gate receipts, while
zbyszko is guaranteed $4,000 and an
option of taking 25 per cent of the
receipts.
st. Paul-Fred Fulton will not get
i shot at Billy Miske-at least in the
prize ring-until later in the summer.
This announcement was made by
Jack Reddy, the st. Paul heavy
weights manager, who has three bouts
arranged. If victorious in the trio of
starts Miske will be more than willing
20 box Fulton in ST. Paul the latter
part of July or early in September.
Chicago-52 universities and col
leges from all parts of the country
nave entered teams in the national col
.egiate track and field games here.
Foreign
Berlin-Determined nos to be
noble drone, as so many Of his kind
now are, but to go out intn the world
and carve out his own cart er AID for
tune, Prince Sigismund of Prussia will
soon leave Germany for the wilds of
Guatemala,
Canstantinople Further tales of the
persecution of American relief work
srs in Asia Minor by the Turks are
told by ]. Herbert Knapp and Bessy
Bannerman Murdoch, who have arriv-
ed here from Arabkir. Mr.. Knapp di-
rector of the Arabkir unit of the
American committee for relief in the
near east, reported to the American au-
thorities that for Is months he and
Miss Murdoch of Chicago virtually
were prisoners in an American orphan
age near Egin.
London-Everything from cham
payne to champose is ready for the
Ascot races with King George and
Queen Mary in attendance. American
tourists are offering $50 (roughly
1885, for seats, and automobiles are
renting for s10 (s45) day during
the meeting.
The Hague Reports received by
members Of the Russian conference
here saws that MARQUIS Della Torretta l
former foreign minister of Italy, is
likely to be appointed ambassador at
Washington, replacing Vittorio Ro
landi Ricci.
Ripa-The soviet legation at Riga