The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1922-06-02
Northwest


wrecking the rack. "
Madison, Wis.-Floyd B. Jewell, 81,
New Lisbon, Wis, junior in the
chemical engineering department of
the University of Wisconsin, was
found dead in his rooming house here.
He had taken poison.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa-Muriel Bry-
son, one of the editors of the Coe Col
lege Cosmos, student publication, has
made survey of bobbed hair goods,
and says that only 33 of the 1854 wo-
men enrolled at Coe are members of
the short hair clan. - -
Poplar, Mont. B. Kitch, superin-
tendent of the For Peck Indian reser-
walton, is cunning for bootleggers.
They have become too numerous and
too daring, he declares, and drinking
among the Red men is increasing to a
point far beyond that of preprohibition
days.
Rapid City, S. D.-Mrs. Kate Whit
ford Of this place IS one of the most
remarkable of the aged people Of
South Dakota. In June she will be SO
y
advanced years, she does the house
work for herself and son, C. A Whit.
ford. s
Miller, S. D.-A peculiar robbery
and destruction of property occurred
20 miles south of here, when at mid
night someone drove off seven of Mrs.
May Barrick's choicest mich cows,
G n c fhn irnC hn hill
badly cut the harness and cut the barb
wire between the posts around 60
acres of fenced land.
Bismarck-The industrial commits
sion has authorized it's secretary to
make extensions of time Of payment
on farm loans as permitted by law in
cases where persons who have the
loans are unable to pay them. The
law permits one years extension after
one years instalment is due.
Superior, Wis.-The establishment
of fund to be known as the "McCas-
kill Friendship Fund" to be loaned to
needy students of the Superior State
Normal school, to enable them to com.
plete the school course, has been de-
cided upon by students, faculty and
friends of the institution as a memorial
to the late President V. E. McCaskill.
Grand Forks-Plans for marketing
North Dakota wheat through the
Northwestern Wheat Growers asso-
citation were perfected at conference
here by George E. Duis of Grand
Forks, president of the North Dakota
Wheat Growers association, and G.. c.
Jewett of Portland, Ore. .-.. t
Oberlin, Kan.-Gales Shaw, a high
school sophomore, fell rs feet to his
death here. as he sought to paint the
graduating class numerals in yellow
near the top of the city light plants
smokestack.
Chicago-Raymond B. Fosdick, New
York lawyer associated with John D.
Rockefeller, Jr., was mentioned in re-
ports as successor to DR.. Harry Pratt
Judson, president Of the University Of
Chicago.
Sporting
Louisville-Red Herring of Birming.
ham knocked out Young Leonard Of
New Orleans in the second round of a
scheduled IL round bout here.
New Workable Ruth has begun
his belated 1922 home run campaign.
His first circuit blow of the season
started the Yankees toward a rally
that tied the score and enabled them
to win stirring battle with the st.
Louis Browns IL the thirteenth, 4 to 8.
st. Louis, Mo.-Stanislaus Zbyszko,
former heavyweight wrestling cham
pion, will give Ed Stranger" Lewis
$4,000 or the entire gate receipts for
finish match, U. H. Herman, Zbysz-
kos manager, announced in a dis
patch from Richmond, Mo. Lewis, the
present champion, can select the site
for the match, Herman said, adding
that $1,000 forfeit would be posted
to guarantee it.
New York-Harry Greb of Pitts
burgh, who fought successfully in mid.
dleweight, light heavyweight and
heavyweight ranks, won the light
heavyweight championship title Of
America, defeating Gene Tunney Of
New York in Is rounds in Madison
Square Garden. Greb received the
judges decision. At weighing time
Greb tipped the scales at 1924, ana
Tunney at 1741a.
Foreign
San acknowledgements troop
put down an attempted revolution
| here after a fight in which a number
of soldiers and rebels were killed or
| wounded.
Mexico City-The Mexican gunboat
Bravo captured steamer attempting
| to run a cargo of ammunition and
| arms to the rebels off the coast of Ia
basco. The FL Caribe, a new Mexi.
can gunboat of small draft, has ar.
| rived at Frontera to hunt rebels.
Rome-Scores of royal guards and
fascist were wounded in street bat
tie in the crowded San Lorenzo quar-
| ter.
Rome-Pope Plus celebrated mass
in the Basilica of ST. Peters before
thousands of pilgrims attending the
international eucharistic congress.
Paris--Chancellor Schober of Aus
tria has received telegram from the
Austrian embassy at London confirm
ing an announcement that he Morgan
| group of bankers is senLfng experts
to Vienna to study conditions for .
| loan of about SS5. 20b. 0GO