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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-08-24
MUCH TAX MONEY
FOR THIS COUNTY.
NEARLY $11,000,0Oo DIVIDED
AMONG THE CITIES, TOWNS
AND VILLAGES.

st. Louis county villages, towns
and cities receive $10,913,287.09 as
their apportionment of the tax
money collected this year.
The states share in the appor-
tionment is 63,746.31; the county
81 8,669.03; cities and villages,
$3,308,153.5O, and towns, $780,
635.75. The county apport;onment
will be divided as follows: County
revenue, $339,O14.87; county poor,
$1O9, 175.33; roads, $795,844.11; in
terest and sinking fund, $23S, 879.02;
new county Jail, $48,742.62; care
and control of three courthouses,
$53,392.34; sanatorium, $ST ,288.44;
work farm, 9,3s4.sb; miscellane-
Gus, $6,974.45.
Cities and villages that received
apportionments of $4,000 or more
are as follows: Duluth, S$703,-
682.47; Tower, $10,621.72: Ely,
$94,S94.28; Eveleth, 1851 .078.13;
Virginia, $288,130.02; Aurora, $780,
606.38; Biwabik, $45,644.06; Bull,
$122,835.84; Franklin, $19,795.S4
Chisholm, $2s8, 628.73; Gilbert, $751;
571.93; Hibbing, $1,095,029.17;
Kinney, $26,116.87; Leonidas, ST.
954.89.
Unorganized townships received a
total of $31,856.94 for road pur-
poses, and school districts participat-
ing in the eight-tenths mill school
tax were given $141 ,204.01.
Of the $4,094, 1914 school tax,
Duluth received $680,864.99; Ely,
1921, 951.77; Aurora, $1G3,365.77;
Gilbert. $176,869.87; Mountain Iron,
$120,890.47; Virginia, $427,287.99;
Hibbing, $1,162, 266.0b; Great Scott,
$205, 1921; Eveleth, 1902, 573.86;
Chisholm, $332,46S.6O, and the un-
organized districts, $90,732.25.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-08-24

highway map is especially adapted
to class advertising and should ap-
peal to many lines. Garage and
automobile men, hotel and resort
keepers, bankers and many others
will find it a medium that brings
results. They can put on the Gus
toner the message that formerly
was put along the roadside where
he who runs might read.
At few cents, depending on
quantity ordered, Minnesota high
way maps with your own advertise
ment and for your own distribution
are red letter bargains in special adj
vertising.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-08-24
A LARGE BLOCK OF GOV.
INSURANCE REINSTATED,

Veterans of the World War are
manifesting great interest in Gov
eminent Insurance. A recent can
vass among the veterans taking
vocational training in four schools
in st. Paul, Minnesota, resulted in
insurance to the amount of 1884,
900 being re-instated and converted
into standard forms of policies.
This should serve as a reminder
to all ex-service men that now is
the time to re-instate thei. govern
ment insurance for the longer they
wait the higher the rate, besides the
risk of dying and leaving their FAM
lies unprotected. 1t is best to play
safe and re-instate Immediately
All insurance must be re-instated
and converted by March 8, 1926.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-08-24

ments. Inability to utilize cut or
burned over forest lands for agri-
culture has created second and
related national problem-that of
land use.
Three outstanding measures are
necessary to bring about the grow
ing of timber crops on forest lands.
One is to stop unrestricted forest
exploitation, another is to reduce
the waste in the use of timber, and
the third is to increase timber pro-
duction to the full capacity of the
land
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-08-24
IT'S UPKElEP THAT COSTS.

Minnesota may compare with pro-
fit what California is doing in per-
manent road construction and spend
ing on maintenance on it's highway
system with ire expenditures of this
state for the same purposes, since
the 1928 Legislature refused to
sanction the bond issue recommend
ed by the highway department, says
the St. Paul Press.
California will reconstruct 365
miles of highway at a cost of So
879,120 in the present fiscal wear.
While Minnesota will use probably
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-08-24
STATE FAIR--DAIRY SHOW
FEATURES IN A NUTSHELL

n HE Minnesota State Fair Northwest
September to 8. viii be a exposition Fair
In America has arranged
viii be unfolded the
First the will Dairy Exposi
ton, with 1900 head of the
comes the wonderful agricultural display which
for this years State Fair with than
the state competing neither
deeper impression visitors than
by 1000 boys and girls representing county in the state
The work Of the baking canning
sewing will be revelation Style equally
eestng The big machinery exhibit every
kind Of modern farm equipment.
There limit to what
educational made
And great 1t is the
tanment side More than $4,000
There Will be IL big circus harness
don auto polo auto racing fireworks midway big
bands and orchestras to add o general gaiety
It will be the fair fairs be there.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-08-24
STATE AUTO REGISTRY
SHOWS BIG INCREASE

Approximately $4,000 more auto
mobiles have been registered in Min
nesota thus far in 1923 than were
registered during the entire year of
1922, records in the office Of Mike
Holm, secretary Of state, show.
The state has secured from this
source nearly 100000 more than
was collected last year.
At the close Of business in the
automobile registration department
Saturday there had been registered
428,028 ears. On these the state
had collected s7,009, 867.94.
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Benefit Ball.

The Ely Base Ball Team has ar
ranged for a benefit ball at the
Auditorium on the evening of Fri
day, August 81, the proceeds to be
devoted to benefit fund establish
ed for James Bouska, the teams
third baseman, who had the misfor-
tune to break his right leg during
the game with Mountain Iron sew
eral weeks ago. 1t is to be hoped
that as many as possible will pur-
chase tickets for this ball and be-
sides having a good time, assist a
worthy cause. Hanson's Popular
Dance Orchestra will furnish the
music.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-08-24

A. C. Brude of Virginia an
nounces that he has been author
lied by the Minnesota Board Of
Accountancy to practice as certi-
fed Public Accountant and is pre-.
pared to deliver the goods to any.
one needing his services.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-08-24
MINNESOTA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW

and Small,
Means Dimes and Dollars to US, One
and All.
That's a jingle filled with Sound
Truth. Analyze Any of the Follow
ing Items of Industry in Your City
or State and see if it has not Some
Direct or Indirect Bearing on Your
Welfare A Dollar spent Industrial
ly is the Drop of Water that Wears
Away the Fear of Unemployment.
Alexandria-Egg hatchery and pack
ing plant to be established by local
farmers.
Carlton-Improvement of two trunk
highways passing through this
point to start at once.
-Women's exhibit building
at county fair grounds under con-
struction.
Moose Lake-Standard Oil Com
pany's new filling station opened.
Hibbing-Paving and curbipg con-
tracts to be let here.
Gilbert Virginia road to be opened
soon.
St. Vincent-$25O,OOO bonds issued
to build local trunk highway.
Minneapois-M. & o. Paper Com
pany to establish general Offices
here.
hisholm-Contract let for erection
of new $174,000 municipal build
ing.
Duluth-Seaboard fleet to start OPP
erations September l, motorships
being constructed at cost of $780,
600 to ply between Duluth and
New York.
Norris ohnson road to be treated
with calcium chloride.
Breckenridge-State highway thru
this point completed.
White Bear Lake-New sidewalks to
be laid on Seventh street.
Duluth-Moore Welfare building
to be remodeled at cost of $400,-
900.
Osakis-Alexandria road regraveled.
Trunk highway work in state total
ing about 100000 to be carried
out soon.
Sank Center-West Union road
nearing completion.
Duluth-New warehouse to be erect
ed to house $4,000 forestry fire
fighting equipment.
Park Rapids-Great Northern Rail-
road lets $1,000 contract for re-
modelling depot.
Duluth-New $650.000 hotel to be
erected here on Twelfth avenue,
work to start about Septe nber L.
Balaton-New creamery plant estab-
|, lished at this point.
xcelsior-Reclamati of $4,000
acres Of Hennepin county peat
boys planned, to be used as farm
land.
st. Paul-State manufacturers of
earthen and stone ware products
granted freight rate reduction to
Pacific northwest.
Contrasted with it's disadvantage
| GUS position with reference to cables.
the United States is in a peculiarly
good situation with regard to wire
less. Our location on the globe pre-
| eminently fits us to be the radio
central of the world. Europe and
Asia both send to us and their mes
sages are forwarded by us in the
proper direction, or relayed to South
America, as the case may be Lon
don is the heart of the cable, but
New York is the center of the radio
world.
President Marcy of Armour Grain
Company says: ''United States has
only reasonable supply of wheat and
rest of world no extraordinary ex-
cess" Mr.. Marcy attributed low
wheat market to extravagant state
ment and politics.
Under government operation rail
road losses of freight totaling $119,-
100000 in 1920 decreased to $44,-
100000 in 1922 under private own
ership. The freight was lost, dam
aged or stolen in transit.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17

onos Os de los cuas deen supr los agOtadO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
cRoNIcA DE Las, FIEsTAs DE
cARNAvAL EN- BE CASINO DE
MAYAGUEz

Desde que nuestra aristocratica So
ciedad, Casino de Mayagiiez, anuncio
gus preparativos para las iestas del
Carnaval. Sc not6 EN- todos los SEM
blantes una gran animaci6n. En- Ia elec
ci6n de la Reina del domingo del CO.
rriente, va .esta animacidn Sc anmento
considerablemente pues al prociamar-
Sc electa la espiritual y preciosa jo-
ven Maria Luisa Bravo, una prolon-
gada saliva de aplausos ,repercutio por
todos los ambitos del amplio edifcio,
como demostracion elocuentisima de Ia
acertada election. al
En- la misma nocne, despu6s del bal
lie que sigui6 a la proclamaci6n, toda
Ia concurrencia Sc traslad6 desde el Ga
sino la residencia de- Sr. A1ejandro
Bravo, padre de la Reina e2eGta, sien-
lo obsequiada esplendidamente, sin ce-
sar I'm solo instante, hasta las cinco
de la Inadrugada.
ST asi empez6, la deduction razona-
BILE es que acabaria mejor, pero euanto
sc olga uuedara siempre palido ante la
realidad. E, bale de coronacion, esta-
ba anunciado para las nueve y 80 de
la noc1e de aver domingo, y en- nuestro
afan de no perder detalle para hacer
una resefia completa de la fiesta, fui-
mos al Casino a las $3.50 y va era
casi impossible entrar. Una inmensa mu
chedumbre de TODD 10 mas granada de
nuestra sociedad pueblos limitrofes,
&vida como nosotros de presenciar Ia
entrada de la Reina su Corte de Ho-
nor, Sc habia aglomerado en- el Casino.
Forcejeando un POGO, nos celocamos
en- sitio conveniente esperamos como
todos esperaban, ansiosamente.
Por fin la orquesta empezo la Mar,
cha Real Algeria en- los semblantes.
Gritos de jtibilo. ''La Reina esta en-
Ia puerta" Sc ola por todos los ambi-
tos. Todas las miradas convergen ha-
cia la amplia escalera. y enlpieza la
entrada. Sc encuentra Ia Directi-
va del Casino con la seria diicult9d
de que era casi impossible por la in
mensa aglomeracion. Sc vencen como
Sc pueden las dificultades Y empieza el
des1le. La Reina venia precedida de
comparsas de trajes. Cual seria la
mas bonita? Cual la mas artistica?,
eran todas las preguntas. La primera
comparsa que entro eran unas 1indas
tateleras, formada por las senoritas:
Maria G. Lopez, Amelia Maranges, Ao'
L. Avellanet, Ester Carrera, Rafaela
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17

Figueroa. Petra Lespier, Carmen Ven
tura Monserrate Massanet, Laura souf
front America Gaztanibides, Georgina
Pagan. Guirermina vega, Julia Pie
fri. Carmen Maranges, Mary Bull, Tri
nidad Buill. FAM Garcia y Rosa L. Ca
lnacho. organizada por la Sra. Carmen
Il. de Freyre.
La segunda simulaba I'm grupo de
banistas,, integrada por las ereantado-
ras niflas: Rosa del Moral, Guilermina
1,6pez Mary Ricomini, Maria cintr6n,
1osefa Cintr6n, Aida Ami, Margot Mar,
Ii Ana Maria Romaguera, Sofia Pie6
v Juanita Mora, organizada por las
eras. Rosa It. del Moral y Concha A.
de Foote.
La tercera representaba un grupo de
marineras. formada por las preciosas
uiias Mirta Fuentes, Aide Gregory,
Olga Bravo Angela Aponte, Paca Apon
te Palnira AmilI Pupa Grau; organ1-
zada por las sras. Ines L. de Marin
Maria r. de Grau y Adela R. de Ra'
mfrez.
La cuarta, representando Medusas
estaba integrada por las muy hndas
srtas. Berta Cabanillas, Pepita Cam
pos. Maria Tolosa, Delta Cabassa, Pl'
lar San Juan Carmen San Juan y An
tonia Rousset, organizada por las Sras
Gracia G. de Gomez Srta. Malen
Torruellas.
La ouinta representaba Sirenas' Era
I'M manoio de lirios y clave.es al matt
raj tornado por Ana e. Foote, Maria
Grau. Ana e. Carrie Carmen Giron
Nereida Boothby, Gravia Arraras, TIE
resa charneco, Maria P. Vera, Anna
blfa Vidal, EsteHa Ramirez y Ernestins
silva, organizada por las Sras. de Ma
rfn, de Grau de Ramirez.
IJ1 La sexta representando Gaviotas ere
Iscon.puesta por las muy bellas senorita'
Pura Ramirez. Teresa Grau y Milagro'
| Carrie. organizada por las Sras. ut
Marin, de Grau y de Ramirez
7 La septima representative Conchas
formada por las preciosas Srtas. olgE
Bianchi. Carolina Muiioz Josefa Diez
Elvira RarIetta, Dolores Barlctta, Ma
ia j. Acosta, Margot Caino, Mercedes
Grau, Sara Ramirez, Irma Ramirez )
Mercedes Meguinoff, organizada por
las sras. Carmen de Monagas y judith
de Nieva.
La octava, trajeadas ds ondina, ere
I'm grupo delicioso de las encantadera:
ninas Elizabeth Ramirez, Matilde Bra
vo, Carmen Ramirez, Myrta Gomez,
Ida Ramirez, Encarnacion Pradc, Mar
got Araez, Carmen L. Silva; seguida'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
Inf foirrnaciones de la Isla

de La srta. Carmen Amill, lindamente
traieada de gagua del mar, organlzada
por la Srta. Ernestina Saliva.
Y en- noveno lugar, majestuosa y ra-
dante de belleza, trajeada de La
Diosa de las Aguas'', repartiendo una
sonrisa para cada mirada, con la des-
envoltura de una verdadera Reina acos
tumbrada SUI reinado, entro Maria
Luisa Bravo, seguida de su Corte de
Honor, integrada por las beilslnas
srtas. olga Bianchi, Dolores, Barietta,
Nereida Boosthby, Carmen M. Gron,
Ana Emilia Carrie, Pillar San Juan,
Maria Tolosa. Teresa Grau, Milagros
Carrie Myrta Fuentes, Ayd6 Oregon,
FAM Garcia Carmen Marangas; = es
cat6 su trono que simulaba una roca
EN- Ell fondo del mar Y sus espaldas
ma gran concha marina a slls pies
sobre las rocas su Corte de Honor
Ell Presidente, Sr Manuel Marin, Sc
acerc6 la roca hizo a Ia Relna Ia
presentation de un obsequio conslstenEe
en- una preciosa sortija de brinante5.
Embellishments, al pie del trono, el
grupo de niiias que formaban la COM
parsa de ondinas, llev6 cabo TN bal
liable muy Undo que fue del agfado oe
todos muy aplaudido, terminadn el
cual dio comienzo ell bale y el juego
de carnaval, e. cual duro hasta atlas
horas de la madrugada, sin decaer un
momento Ell entusiasmo.
Nuestras felicitaciones la Directl-
va del Casino por tan feliz, 6xito y es-
pecialmente al reputable artista, DR.. os
car Monagas, por su feliz idea bu9n
gusto en- la direction de los trabaios
del adorno de los salones del Casino,
que simulaban ell fondo del mar con
sus peces, rocas y todos sus misterlcs
CoRRESP oNSAL.
I Mayagtiez, febrero IL, 1928.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
LO QUE NECESITAR
Los NERVIOS

Por regla general, cuando nuestroS
sistema nervioso esta en- perfecto es-
tado no lie damos importancia alguna,
mas al ocurrir aIgo anormal en- el
miSmo, la naturaleza tiene una Pc
culiar manera de llamarnos la aten.
ci6n por medic de algo que no pode-
mos dejar de observar, el dolor.
Pruebe de llegar un nervio doIori-
do sin medicina de ninguna clase y
no podra menos de confrontar un
hecho conocido por todo medico, el
cual sc define asf: Ell unico modo
de llegar los nervios es pof medic
de Ia Sangre.
listed We ahora porque las Pfldoras
Rosadas del DR.. Williams, ell gran
tonico para la sangre, son tambien
un gran vigorizador de los nervios.
Frecuentemente la cauSa de la infla-
maci0n deun neTvio eS, debido que
la sapgre no lie da los suliciehtes ele-
mentos Dutritivos que requieFe. Las
Pfldoras RoSadaS del DIR. Williams re-
constituyen la sangre, los nervioSson
vigorizados, la inflammation pasa y ell
aoloI queda desvanecido. Conservan-
do In sangre roja Y pura con ell uso de
las Pildoras RosadaS del DIR. Williams,
ell peligro dc desarreglos nerviosos,
insomnia, Indigestion, y otros desor-
deneS causados por nervios faltos de
nutrici6n, desaparace totalmente.
El uso de las PAdoras Rosadas del
DR.. Williams para los nifios, arroja
todo tenor de baile de S. Vito.
Estas pfdoras Sc venden en- esta
ciudad V en- todas las buenas boticaS
del mundo. Exija siempre las legiti-
mas, las del paquete rosado con la p
grande en- caracteres de relieve.
Hay publicado un librito intitulado
''Desarreglos Nerviosos, ejemplar
del mismo lie sera remitido bajo So
bre cerrado Y compIetamente libre
de todo gasto para usted, silo solicita
n la Dr. Williams Medicine Co.,
Schenectady, N. Y, E. U. de A.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
DE SAN SEBASTIAN
Mayagiez, febrero IL, 1928.

Con objeto de distribuir cincuenta
pares de zapatos entire los nifios po-
bres de edad escolar, Sc celebr6 Ell
domingo II del corriente en- ell teatro
''Pepino'', de este pueblo una fiesta
iealmente patri6tica iniciada por La
asociacion de Padres de familia y por
las distinguidas da1nas que integran la
Directiva de la institution "El zapato'
Escolar'.
Abri6 Ell acto ell presidente de la aso
ciacion de padres, don Manuel Rodri-
guez Cabrera, quien expreso en- admi-
rabies parrafos, llenos de sinceridad y
(Continua en- la pAg. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
MUCHIsIMAs GRACIAs

"Su magnifca production "BAJO
DOS BANDERAS' ha sido uno de los
sucesos mas notables importantes de
esta temporada en- nuestro teatro
Granada FL negocio fu6 mucho ma
.yor que ell sque esperabamos nosotros.
Gracias por la oportunidsd que nos na
dado al presentar esta pelicula." Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-02-17
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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-22
MIC NESPRAVNEHO v "a,
DAVANf MESTSKYCH
.POJISTEK.

John Friedl, pojist'ujlci jed
mattel ma zapadni strane ma W.
tku ucinenou We vcerejsich IL
stech, ze mayor Kohler zada-
va vsechny mestske poj;stky z
protekce ien jemu, pouheho
kamaradstvi odpoN6del takto
"Ovsem, ze jsem pritelem ma
yora Kohlera, proc by" Sc ne
mel o mne starati? Zname sc
pc dobu triciti rokI a kdyz ma
stoupil drad pozadal jsem jej,
ably mne nejake pojistky "a.
dal, coz slibil uciniti. Podmin-
ky kazdeho takto' Zlskaneho
pojisteni jsou pod dozorem
statni pojist'ovaci komise. Ne.
nj v tom niceho nespravneho."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-22
DOZVUKY SCHUZE KU
KLUX KLANU.

Okresni zalObce r. M. O.
strander, podal u probatniho
soudu Lake okresu zalobu ma
.jisteho pojist'ujiciho agenta
Kennetha Powerse z Clevelan-
du, ktery spolu $ tremi .jinymi
muzi se SNAIL vniknouti do
schdze Ku Klux Klanu, pora-
dane dne 2. srpna " hostinci
Fairview. Diva prislusnici ia
jemnych Ku Klux Klanu Wy.
skocili ma stupatko Kennetho.
va auta a naSli koTalku, kterou
odevzdali serifovi, i'enz Pow
erse zatkl a pozd6ji pc slozen
zaruky $1,000 propustil. Na
vcerejsim soudnim liceni Sc
Powers primal a byl odsouzer
k zaplaceni pokuty $500.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-22
NAJEZD MA OPIOVY
BRLOH.

Agent, urceni k stihani pro-
davacl i pozivateld opia pod
vedenim Ralpha Oylera. vnikli
vcera v els. 1888 Ontario ulice
do loznice tretiho poschodi,
kIe nasli a zatkli opiem oma-
meme tri muze, z nichz ieden,
cinske narodnosti, Sc PRIMAL,
ze jest dodayatelem tohoto O.
mamneho prostredku pro cely
stat Ohio. v brlohu naleze.
ny byly vsechny kufacke po-
treby "a znacna "zasoba drogd,
Iejich cenu odhaduji agent ma
$4,000.
S Oylerem sdcastnil Sc maize
zdu mestsky 'detektiv kra jan
Frank Pasicek, spolu kole.
gou Otto Diskovskym ctyrmi
federalnimi agenty, ktefi pc
odtrzeni drev6neho pazeni, ma
lezli krone zakazanych IA
sob $4,000 ma hotovosti. Lozni.
ce sama odranym a spinavyn
zevn6iskem nedavala tusiti, IL
skryva cele male jmeni, PaSi
eek patral v ostatnich kumba'
lech a objevil jeste jcdnoho o
piem zpiteho hosta. jakoz
dalsi zasoby. Dya JIM muz
holdujici drogGm uprchli p:
pozarnich schodech mistnO
sti. kam je byli prozatim de
tcktivOve zavfeli.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-08-22
SKOLNf RADA POzADUJE
ZVYSENf DAM.

= 80 Is . 80 s . =
Pred nekolika dny skolnf ra-
dou ohlaseny plan zvyseni da-
nj formovan byl vcenta v petici,
kterou jest pozadovan o $780,
100000 vetsi odhad veskereho
DAMN podiehajiciho majetku
v okresu Cuyahoga. Move IVY
SEMI odhadu musi byti drive
schvaleno riditelem skolnich
financi G. A. Gesellem. Jak
prohlasuje okresni auditor j.
A. Zangerle, jednati bude pre-
hledova rada petici jiz po-
catkem pristfho tydne.