The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-11-30
Sports


of their main event in a corking show
at the Kenwood armory and the fans
sprang to their feet and cheered big
Frederick when his opponent hit the
canvas and was counted out.
Minneapolis-Mi fans were
rejoicing at news that Mike Kelly
would not only manage the 1924 Min:
neapolis baseball team but would own
controlling interest in it and would
be free to give the city the best team
he is capable of organizing. Kelly
has bought SO per cent of the stock.
Kelly will succeed Joe Cantillon who
came to Minneapolis as manager in
1910 and won four pennants for the
Millers during his long career. G. X.
Belden, who became president, will
continue in office and will direct the
business activities of the club.
Foreign
Berlin = The North German Lloyd
has again delayed the sailing date OF
their new transatlantic steamer, Col.
umbus. $4,000 ton floating palace. 1t
is reported in Berlin that the Lloyd's
fear confiscation of the steamer by
the French.
Paris = The Egyptian Prince KEN.
al Eddine recently acquired French
automobile equipped with caterpillar
wheels for travelling over the desert.
He plans to make a dash into the
heart of Lydia to find a record left
there by the British explorer, Rolfe,
in 1873.
Jerusalem - Haifa, with its neutral
harbor facilities, is favored as the site
for the port of Palestine in a re
port submitted by Engineer Palmer
The sum of s7,50O,O0O will ss re-
CURED for the port construction in
Mr.. Palmer's opinion.
Jassay, Rumania Eight Jewish
students were dangerously injured in
an attack upon them by anti-Semitic
students in the university here. The
riot followed the resignation of Prince
Cantacuzene from the faculty after
protesting against attacks upon the
Jews.
London-A contract was signed in
London for credit of 100000 pounds
to the German state railways, to be
used in the purchase of coal. OF this
amount 100000 pounds becomes imme
diately available, the remainder be
ing subject to Germany's providing
certain guarantees.
Gels, Silesia = Deer hunting again
has been taken up by former Crown
Prince Frederick William after many
years of neglect of the sport Fred
erick William returned from a two
days chase recently as the guest Of
former King Frederick August of Sax
ony on the latter's vast possessions in
the region of Susswinkel.
London = Rev. DR.. John Clifford,
Baptist preacher Of international
prominence. died suddenly in the coun-
Gil chamber of the Baptist Union He
was 81 and had served as the presi-
dent of the Baptist World alliance,
the National Brotherhood council,
and the World Federation of Brother.
hoods.
London = A mission of 10 British
business men, popularity known as
"the Baldwin mission" recently re-
turned from Russia with what is said
to be a very optimistic report on
conditions in that country. Among
the vital points the business men
noted, it is stated, are the death of
communism.
Berlin = Professor Albert Einstein,
exponent of the theory of relatively,
who recently left Germany, now is re-
siding in Leyden, Holland, where he
holds the chair of physics at the ia
nous university. Professor Einstein' 8
friends say his decision to leave Ger
many was determined largely by the
recurring outbreaks of anti-Jewish
sentiment there.
Warsaw-Civic duties trouble the
conscience of Mucha, the famous Pc
lish bandit, much more than do rob.
berry and sundry other crimes. He
recently made out complete income
tax return, giving date and place OF
each robbery with the amount realized
in each case and sent it to the author
tiles with his income tax.
London-The Earl of Balfour has re
ceived a miniature statue, scuIptored
by Louis Rosenthal of Baltimore al
direction of the Zionists of America
as a token of appreciation for Bal
tours authorship of the British gov
ernment's declaration undertaking tC
aid in the establishment of a Jewish
national homeland in Palestine.
Manila-Philippin constabulary un
der Major Guy Fort are reported tc
have had a sharp engagement with
Moro force under Santiago. The con
stabulary scattered the Moros with a
loss of three killed. 1t is estimated
that the Santiago force consisted Of
more than 200, including women and
children. 1t is not known whether any
of the latter were among the casual
ties.
Rome-The senate has passed the
new Italian electoral law. The vote
was 165 to Al. The bill was passed
at the last session of the chamber
of deputies.
Paris-A French automobile manu-
| facturer, says L'Auto, is organizing q
5000 mile tour of Africa by motor
cars equipped with caterpillar treads
and new semi-Diesel engines which
are independent of gasoline. One Of
the conditions of the trip is that the
drivers use only the fuels available
in the country through which theJ
are passing, namely palm oil, cstton
seed oil and even castor on.