The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-02-10

| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES were sent 70 ali
unions affiliated with the Amalgamat-
ed Meat Cutters and Butcher Workmen
of North America recommending that
| the striking of packing house employees
be called off Immediately. Denis Lane,
secretary of the union, announced.
Sporting
London-The lawn tennis associa-
ton announced that the British Isles
had challenged America for the Davis
| cup.
Philadelphia-Sa Miller, a local
Negro boxer, died shortly after having
been knocked out by Spike Boyer, also
| colored, in the first round of their six
round match.
| Boston-Tommy Gibbons, ST. Paul
boxer, scored a technical knockout
over Pat Mccarthy Of Roxbury in the
fourth round of their 10-round match.
The bout was stopped to prevent fur
Their punishment of Mccarthy
Chicago-Old memories of the IA
nous worlds tour made by the New
York Giants and the Chicago White
Sox the winter of 1894 have been
revived here following the announce.
ment of engagements, made public, be-
tween the two teams on the spring
training trip this year.
| New York-Jack Kearns admitted
that Harry Wills was the logical man
to give his champion, Jack Dempsey,
a real battle. Incidentally Kearns al
lowed that he would be ready to talk
turkey the moment some promoter
showed himself with an attractive
purse, but that it would have to be
more than 100000.
Northwest
| Des Moines-Six prisoners escaped
| from the county Jail here by saving
their way through four steel bars and
descending from the third floor on a
rope made of bed coverings.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa-Mrs. and Mrs.
Milt Williams of Abel and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Coffin Of Spirit Lake,
were killed at grade crossing near
Estherville, Iowa, when the automo-
| bile in which they were riding crashed
into a passing Rock Island passenger
| train.
Minneapolis-The first rate war in
| 10 years between railroads operating
in the northwest is reported to be
looming in the action of the Chicago
Great Western railway, which has re-
fused to abide by the uniform passen-
ger rates effective between Minneapo-
| lis and Chicago and is announced to-
be preparing to apply to the inter-
state commerce commission for a $150
differential.
Foreign
Rome-Premier Bonomi announced
the resignation of the Italian cabinet
in the chamber of deputies.
Lisbon = The resignation of the
Portuguese cabinet, headed by Pre-
mier Cunha Leal, has been accepted
| by President Almeida
Indore, British India-The Prince of
Wales has arrived here. He received
a cordial welcome, thousands of per-
sons lining the streets to S Get him.
Ottawa-Exactly 1851 Canadian
war veterans have been settled on land
under the provisions of the soldier set
Element act, says an official report by
the dominion government
The Hague-The international court
of justice, meeting in private session
here, elected as president of the court
| DR.. B. T. G. Loder, former member
of the Dutch supreme court.
Tokio-One hundred and ten per-
sons were killed and a number of
| others injured when a railway train
was buried by an avalance at Itoigawa
station, according to dispatch from
Nagano.
London-No members of foreign
royal families will be invited to Prin.
cess Mary's wedding with Viscount
Lascelles. This is due to the fact the
wedding is not between two members
of royal houses.
Winnipeg-The Manitoba govern
ment has been called upon to enact leg
islation declaring sympathy strikes il
legal, to prohibit strikes on public utili-
ties and to prevent intimidation of all
kinds during the course of strike.
| Copenhagen-The central executive
committee of the Soviet government
has rejected proposal by Nikolai Len
in that the Russian army be reduced
by half, according to a Moscow dis
patch to the Social Demokraten by way
of Berlin.
London-Captain John Pritchard,
former commodore of the Cunard line
fleet, is dead. He was commander of
the Mauretania on that vessels maid
en- voyage from Liverpool TO New
York in 1907. He started life at sea
as a cabin boy.
Plymouth, England - The United
States liner Kroonland arrived here
after having been buffeted about in
midocean by a 100 mile an hour hurri-
cane. The vessel was ice clad from
stem to stern, terrific seas 100 feet high
having washed over it.
London-All the countries invited to
the Genoa economic conference have
definitely accepted except the United
States, Reuters, limited, learns So far
as British and Italian circles are con-
cerned it is believed the conference
will meet as fixed on March 8.
Berlin-The public executioners at
Karlsruhe and Baden, following the
lead of their comrade at Mannheim,
have notified the ministry of justice
that they will go on strike unless their
pay is increased They declare it i'm
possible to behead criminals properly
at the present prices.
London = The body of Sir Ernest
Shackleton, which is now at Monte.
video, Uruguay, will be taken back to
| South Georgia island. to be buried