The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-03-09

workers or America have been lndlct
ed by the circuit court grand jury
here on charge of violating the
black list statute of Arkansas as a
result of the expulsion from the union
of three men for alleged membership
in the Ku Klux Khan, according to an
announcement made by the clerk Of
the court.
New Orleans-New Orleans fremen
tackled and bested something new In
their experience WI en- they extin-
gpished a fire aboard the United Fruit
company's big passenger liner Aban-
gareZ, in port here. The vessel, as is
the custom at the end of voyage
from the tropics, was being fumigated
with cyanide gas when the gas con-
tainers burst into flames. 4 fireboat
and six fire companies were called.
Boston-Charles P,,nZi. who has
served 81 months of .. five year SEN
tence for using the nails to defraud
in his international postal coupon
swindle, has applied for clemency and
communication. United States Attorney
Robert o. Harris received from Wash
ington Ponzi's petition based on i'll
health. The prisoner returned two
days ago to Plymouth Jail after an OPP
Grafton at a hospital here for stom-
ach trouble.
New York-Despondent because his
brother gave away their pet bulldog,
Nicholas Apostle, partner in tailor
ing business here. hurried to Niagara
Falls, leaped into, the cataract and
was swept to death.
Sporting
Washington-The advance training
squad of the Washington American
league baseball club, including five
players and Owen Bush, the new man.
ager are leaving for the spring train
ing camp at Tampa, Florida. About
ten more players will join them at
Tampa day or two after their az.
rival
Chicago-Applications of three base
ball players for reinstatement to the
active list of organized ball were
granted by Baseball Commissioner
Lands. The men are Robert G. Har-
mon, who was on the voluntary retired
list Of the Pittsburgh Nationals; Gale
Staley, voluntarily retired by the Gin
cinnati Nationals, and w. w. Kinney,
who was on the ineligible list Of the
Philadelphia Americans, because Of de-
sorting the club in 1920
ST. Paul-St. Paups fighting middle
weights, Jock Malone and Mike
O'Dowd, may try to settle supremacy
IN their own backyard after all. TIE
pair, matched to box in January, failed
to see action when Malone injured one
Of his hands. Malone, after rest,
took on Johnny Klesch, Cleveland, in
East Chicago, winning by technical
kayoe in the sixth round. The bout
proved to Malone and also his man.
ager, Tommy Walsh, that his dukes
are ready for hard usage.
Foreign
Cherbourg-Andre Maneyrol, holder
of the motorless airplane duration
flight record, established a new dis
lance record by gliding 6.21 miles.
London-A sharp conflict has broken
out between the communists and the
ruling group of labor leaders in Mos
cow, according to Central News dis.
patch from Helsingfors. The govern
ment is considering the p1oclaiming of
martial law.
London-The Earl of BaIfour, who
represented Great Britain at the
Washington arms conference, has de-
did IN fha ~
Nations council, of which he is the
British member, at the next meeting,
it was reliably reported. Lord Robers
Cecil, who is shortly to visit the Uni
ted States, probably will be the earl's
successor.
Paris-It is reported that Sarah
Bernhard has made an offer to Lou
Tellegen to return to France after his
divorce. 1t is said she has asked
him to star in a play at her theater
Tellegen first came into prominence
in the theatrical world in his accoai-
ton with Nine. Bernhard years
ago.
London, Ont-Thomas w. Shaw,
said to be the last survivor of the
famous Light Brigade that charged I'd
destruction on Russian battery at
Balaklava in 1854, is dead in Victoria
hospital, victim of bronchitis. He
was 81 years old. In the charge of
the famed six hundred" Shaw was
wounded. He was attended by Flor.
ence Nightingale, and said he carried
that memory az his most cherished
possession.
Paris-Emil Coue has no pupils in
America and he repudiates all persons
appropriating that title. 81 never
have had this sort of trouble BEFORE"
he told the correspondent France
and England have never developed
America, arrested or unarrested, who
pretends to be Coue pupil is an i'm
poster No person is authorized to
practise the auto-suggestion treatment
calling Il my name" Mr.. Coue said
that the reason so many women and
so few men in America are his disci-
pies is that women have more time
for novelties in experiments and
therefore more open to argument.
London-Probate Of the will of Lord
Northcliffe has been granted. A sworn
statement gave the total of his estate
as s3,250,000 approximately $15,275,-
000) on which duty of f1,300,000
(s6,110,0 00) is payable to the govern
ment.
Peking-That the opium traffic in
China must go, and that, with it, must
be swept from the boards the tuchuns
or military governors, who are support,
ing the Illicit trade, were the unequivo
cal statements of President Ii Yuan