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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-06-01
EDICT TO DISARM REVEALED
Document Addressed to All insurgents
Taken From Captured Republi-
can Leader.

Dublin-A document addressed by
canon De Valera to all ranks in the
republican army, calling for discontin-
uance of the armed struggle, has been
taken by the Free State authorities
from captured republican leader, it
was announced.
Issued under date Of May "a, the
document reads:
Soldiers of Liberty, Legion of the
Rear Guard:
"The republic can no longer be de-
Tended successfully by your arms. Fur
Their sacrifices on your part would now
be in vain and continuance of the
struggle would be unwise in the ma
tional interests. The military victory
must be allowed to rest for the mo-
ment with those who have destroyed
the republic"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-06-01
IN BATTLE TO SAVE HOMES
Flames Sweep 1000 Acre Tract in
Northern Minnesota.

Virginia, Minn.-New forest fires
are raging in northern Minnesota.
Homes of scores of farmers residing
at Sand Lake, about seven miles from
here, are menaced by the fire starting
in that region. Men have been rushed
to the scene to aid in fighting back the
fire.
Tourists who attempted to run the
blockade" of fire returned to this city
reporting that the woods lining each
side Of the road to Sand Lake are
ablaze.
Excursionists on their way to Sand
Lake were confronted by high flames
on each side of the road. Officials from
the range towns have warned automo-
bilists off the road, due to the danger
involved.
Tower, Minn.-A rural school build
ing and one barn were destroyed by
a forest fire which has covered 1000
acres near Angora.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-06-01
NEW CRISIS FACES BALDWIN
for Irish Deportations Brings Con-
stitutionaI Test.

London-A grave constitutional cri
sis faces the new Tory government of
Premier Stanley Baldwin when the
House of Commons convened.
1t arose over the 'bill of indemnity"
introduced in Parliament to relieve
Home Secretary William Give Bridge
man and his associates from damage
penalties incurred through the illegal
deportation of Irish Republican sympa-
thizers to Ireland.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-06-01
SOMETHING NEW

Death Trap for rats and mice that
works all the time. Make 1t yourself.
&c stamp and your address. Lock Box
30, Alexandria, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-06-01

Prosperity ruins more men than
poverty. but the process is more in
teresting.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-06-01
Foreign

plane manufacturers and the French
government were ordered by French
civil courts to pay 100000 francs to
Robert Esnault-Pelterie, inventor OF
the steering and stabilizing control
known as the 10y stick" for infringe
ment of his patent.
Sofia-The two cardinal points in
the governments program are the at
tainmcnt of more modern reparation
terms and an Dream outlet for Bulgaria,
Premier Stamboulisky announced in
reading the speech from the throng
at the opening of the new chamber.
He said Bulgaria looked forward con-
fidently to better days.
Sydney, N. S.-Four thousand min
ers in the Glace Bay coalfields have
voted to call "a hour strike if the
provincial police make further raids
upon the home of mine workers in
their search for seditious literature.
The arrest of any of those whose
homes already have been raided also
would be the signal for strike, it was
said
Geneva-The Swiss governments
reply to the soviet note of protest con.
corning the assassination at Lausanne
of Vorowsky, soviet envoy, declares
that Switzerland has a better right to
demand explanations of the violence
suffered by thousands of Swiss liz Rus
STA under the soviet regime than to
give them regarding the death of one
Russian who was an unofficial and
unwelcome visitor.
Cologne-A report was in circula-
tion in German circles here that DR..
Krupp Won Bohlen, head of the Krupp
works, and the other directors who
recently were sentenced to long terms
of Imprisonment by a French court
martial, have requested the Berlin
government to recall DIR. Otto L. Wied
feldt, ambassador to the United States
so that he may resume his former du
ties as director Of the works
Paris-Senator Medill Mccormick.
accompanying his mother, arrived in
Paris for one day visit. The senator
has reservations on the Majestic. Sen
ator Hiram Johnson and Mccormick
had a long conversation. Senator
Johnson and his wife returned from a
three day tour of the battle front, GOV.
ering 500 miles in an automobile.
Johnson was visibly impressed by the
tremendous extent of the war damages
and was equally impressed by the
legitimate effort of France to recon
struct the devastation.
Guayaquil, Ecuador-Two persons
have been killed and many injured
and much damage to property has been
done by an earthquake in Quito and
that vicinity, according to dispatches
received from the capital.
HAVANA shipment OF opium,
amounting to more than 1000 pounds
and valued at more than $1,000
has been ordered to be burned The
drugs were believed to have been In.
tended for United States port and
the shipment was reported to have
been transferred on the high seas to
the steamer Montana on which It was
seized.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1923-06-01
News of the Nation Briefly Told
Sporting

New York--After eight years as
half owner Of the New York Yankees,
Colonel Huston has sold out, receiving,
it is understood, close to $1,500,00
for his share of the team which was
two times in succession champion of
its league, and the immense pile of
concrete in the Bronx that is tho
greatest baseball tn eater anywhere.
He sold it to his partner, Colonel
Jacob Rupert.
Cincinnati-A telegram from James
Corbett, former holder of the worlds
heavyweight boxing championship
asking the lowest terms for the ma.
jority stock in the Cincinnati base
ball club, was received at the club
headquarters. 1t was said that the
offer is a bonifide one, and that Cor
bett is backed by number of bust
ness men who are DESTROYS of entering
Major league baseball.
Great Falls, Mont.-Shelby, Mont,
where Jack Dempsey battles Tommy
Gibbons July 4, is going to be bone
dry the day of the fight if dry agents
can make it so, Addison K. Lusk, fed
eral prohibition director in Montana
said. Lusk left for Shelby to make
preliminary plans for stopping rum
runners from bringing liquor to Shell
by from Canada, 40 prohibition agents
will be stationed at Shelby within
short time, Lusk said.
Grand Forks-The harness program
at the State Fair this year promises
to be far in advance of the races held
last year. Secretary E. R. Montgom-
cry of the association reports that 125
head of harness horses will take part
in the eight races scheduled. Rupert
Parker of Minneapolis, who has never
raced here, will come with a string
this summer. Parker will bring along
with his other horses The Sign, a
2:07A PAGER, eligible to enter in the
PIP class. Montgomery is trying to
arrange match between this horse
and Main Direct, 2:04A, owned by w.
R. McGier of Calgary, Alta.
Chicago-Eddie Collins, second base
man for the Chicago Americans and
participant in six worlds series, not
only gives no outward sign of slowing
up but with more than 20 games be-
hind him this season is hitting over
the $50 mark. All during the last
season many predicted Eddie was
about done for in major league ball
but he answered by batting 1924 for
18th position in the final averages.
neapolis-Breaking Is of Ed.
stranger" Lewis famous headlocks,
Zbyzko, sturdy Pole, fail
ed to regain the title he lost to Lewis
a year and a half ago. He fell victim
to the champions pet hold in one hour
and 80 minutes of the best wrestling
fans have ever seen here. Zbyszko
had the crowd with him as he broke
deadlock after deadlock, Furnishing
Lewis with toe holds and arm and leg |
scissors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26
Another Endurance Cham pion

There are careers and careers. Some folks get into
them early and stick it out Others wander around in
life until they hit something in which they fit. Long
continued persstency usually wins most, but while per-
sisency virtue, presenting letter addressed
to this paper by reader which indicates not only the
vcssitudes of career but that virtue is not always its
reward Read
papers giving championship
Sam Mch Colorado anc who emsraied Colorado
Serbia for his girl then tho 4.
then back America and married her
travelling 10000 miles for her. HUH Sam hasn't the beginnings
Of
literary Mary Jones lived five miles drove
miles
folowed-toa 5000 miles Pip their chicken
sick Of hen anyhowtoa 1000 miles They lemons
family. Oklahoma oil
miles So
uncle, and raneftotal 1000
those killed
syearod peach trees and there Jones emigration TO Alberta
Canada wheat ieidstota $500 miles biz off both
feet the first Decided thai
rapid Of
For skunk Missouri;
and married
tst Sam siich endurance sparkling gets nowhere with
your
and Mays suing me for divorce
the ground that I'm Of wandering disposition
nights" etc!
Wherever there authority there
ence-HaIburon.
When mans face all
cat earrings.
neck is what get into trouble up 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26
Mr.. Harding Remembers a Promise

Taking group OF editors assembled in New York by
surprise President Harding hurled defiance at Senators
Lodge Watson. Mccormick Johnson and the lesser lights
who would prevent the United States from entering the
world court The presidents fight for his world court
plan is developing into twofisted, bare-nueke afiar
Attic, matter OF fact, the court lie proposes we
Join is league of nations creation, the president de-
Jared emphatcally that far the rest Of the league
Is concerned, he doesn't propose to enter not by the
side door the back door, or the cellar door
Very frankly the president told how he and ms adj
minStraton associates east about for means OF carry
international judicial tribunal or association and how
they finally decided upon the league world court because
"the court established and is unctioning In fact
as Mr. Harding added IAN American Judge sits ON the
court, tho had no part in choosing him..
The great service which the presidents speech rendered
- the American people was to confirm Officially the re-
2orts to the effect that the administration party Is Spit
vide open international questions, with the Lodge
WatsonJohnson "irreconciabe' faction of the senate
Numerically opposed to the Harding Hughes-Hoover
leadership.
Mr. Harding in support of his world court PLAN quotes
from the republican campaign platforms OF 1917, 1916
and 1920 prove that he is consistent with party prom
ses when he proposes participation in the world court
Furthermore he shows by the same method that the sem
tie ogarchy headed by Mr. Lodge is aithess to party
promises when it attempts to block our entrance INTO the
court
It is gratifying to have this nter-party fight brought
into the light where the voters can see what y going
on Folks cannot help but be with him, when nc says:
Il have INDUCED in the dream. nay, justified hope,
that out of the encouraged and sustained court might
the fufiment of larger aspirations In the proof
of its utility and spirit of concord among nations might
come that voluntary conference of nations out of which
could be expected clarified. codified international law
to further peace under the law and bring nations
that understanding which is ever the first and best guar
antor of peace"
he and the
does things Is because
fisherman man they passed making all
fish mnxxles
by bee rheumatism Being
BY n quaci< doctor is
Lightning place place
Is there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26
Make 1t Thou Shalt Not"

Fully 80 per cent of Americas 100000 600 people want
child labor and minimum wage legislation.
Five out of nine lawyers the United States supreme
bench such legislation unconstitutional and
say that the people shall not have it,
Amendment of the constitution is long tedious
process.
The constitution itself provides that "the supreme
court shall have appellate jurisdiction both as to law
and fact WITH SUCH EXCEPTIONS AND UNDER
SUCH REGULATIONS AS CONGRESS SHALL
MAKE and Senator Borah and others would cure the
constitution by congressional act to prevent that courts
notification OF legislation unless of the nine justices
concur.
Maybe such special act would be palliative but will
some good lawyer please tell why the court could not
declare such special act to be unconstitutional too?
court that dees the whole people could not be expected
to hesitate over multiplying congress bent on max
ing it more difficult for that court to exercise it's usrpa-
o Of the legislative function. In such case the onv
comeback at congress command would be refusal 10
vote money to pay the supreme court Judges in which
case the majority of them might resign and return to the
corporation payrolls from witch they were picked
But palliative or compromise, mutual Understanding
Is not what is needed. The issue Isl Shall the limited
state5 supreme court dictate what laws this democracy
shall not have? That's the point Triflng hafway
will not settle it. Let's write "That Court
Shall Not into the constitution, tho we grow old and
hoary fighting for It'll
Women forgive often than They more chances
II women had better taste there would be bachelors
looks Ike getting to be compliment
Where ignorance Is bliss II Is folly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26
SUBSCRIPTION
BLANK SENT

And the subscription blank con
,Aina this statement.
Pursuant 10 the terms OF sald
declaration OF trust. the subscriber
expressly agrees that the trustee OF
said trust fund shall. In addition 70
the general povera therein contained.
and not In any way In limitation
thereof. have power ia their tuds.
msnt and discretion 20 protect asscts
both tangible and intangible OF l.. II.
Steel company. inc, steel Realty De
yclopmen, corporation. Aary Lincoln
Candy company, Inc, and any and ali
o. tho subsidiary or affiliated corpor.
ailons o. nald corporation. purchase
receivers certificates or invest or
deal In the assets Of any or all OF the
said corporations. according to their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26
ANOTHER WAY
TO LOSE Cash
Company Even Offers Free
Postage to Do Il

TACOMA. April 26.-Tacoma folks
who Lost thousands OF dollars in
t. n, steel stocks are now kindly In.
sl,ed to step right up and lose some
more.
For the boys hack East have a
cute llt,ie reconstruction plan" all
framed up. and they have written 20
stock subscribers in Tacoma about u.
So anxious are the Eastern fellows
now at tho helm Of the scu,tied ship
Of steel that Tacotnana continue 20
send 10 their dollars that they arc
oven furnishing addressed and
stamped envelopes
All the Tacoma folks have 10 do Is
shove their money Into tho envelopes
and send u away. And they'ii never
sec Il again
The appeal "a being made In behalf
Of tho l.. n Steel Co. Inc. steel
Realty Development corporation.
Mary Lincoln Candy Co. and Steel
Department Stores. Inc. d.
ADVERTISING CLUBS
ISSUE WARNING
The Tacoma better bushes. bu'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26
Gas Reduced!
NO MORE DISCOMFORT AFTER
TAKING BAALMANN's GAS
TABLETS.

Persons who are troubled with
gas in the stomach and bowels can
obtain quick relief by taking Baal-
mann's Gas Tablets before and after
meals.
These harmless little tablets act
In natural way TO prevent the for
nation OF gas. That distressed. fun
feeling after eating soon disappears
Pressure about the heart. often caus-
ing pain or palpitation. is promptly
relieved. You should soon get rid OF
that anxious, nervous feeling. drows-
mess. numbness IN the arms and
limbs, sh0rtners az breath. rumblinR
IN abdomen. bloating. burning and
other symptoms due 10 excessive
gas.
BsaimAnn'r Gas Tablets in the
yellow package are sold by all good
druggists. Price. one dollar. ).
BaAimann. Chemist. San Francisco.-
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26
DOCTORS ADVISE
PORT Wine and.
OLIVE OIL

A prominent physician In an in.
teryiew today says II the public
only knew tho tonic value OF port
wine and olive oil they would quick.
~ regain their health.
Port Give Is a combination OF
rich cream. olive oil and rare old
port wine scientifically blended with
other medical agents.
II quickly restores tired out, run.
down systems. is especially valuable
in anemic and all wasting disease.
increases weight and strength.
Start today taking Port Olive. ma
lures food tonic. and see how quick
~ you improve. ON sale AT all drug.
glsis The Port Olive Co. ale g.
Broadway. Los Angeles.-AdyertIse.
mcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26
Man Enters Kitchen
as Wives Fly Out

well. well. Jim Con. In for lIt.
srnturc. have your didn't know
you were here til you haw.hawed
on, loud. Good book you're reading.
evidently"
'Huhg oh. yeahl Hello. there.
Toni Say. this il some book. AZ
that The stag Cook Book Have
you ever hanhsred 70 get oai lnio
tho kitchen and stir up some hot
biscuits. waffics or something. with.
OIL; any women folks around1r
Have II Yes. occasionally I
think I'd Ike 10 take hand AZ Il
10 see how u goes.
Here. Too. Well. II seems that
we aren't the only men with a
huneh OF that sort. This book 10
fun Of recipes written by men for
men. Good stuff Here's q good.
looking mixture by Douglas Fair.
banks. Otis skinner telIa how TO
cook artichokes new way. and ir.
win Cobb and Charlie Chaplin have
written down their favoriie dishes
and. how 10 make EN-"
Sounds good 10 me. Tho Stag
Cook Book. Is it7 Say. by goliy. I'm
going 10 stop at the next book store
and get that book. The wife is going
away over Sunday and she has
been worrying about me. III get
along. all right. especially II you
and Bill and another man win come
up for q game Of cards. Wen fix
up somc fancy dlshes out OF that
mans cook book and have tho kitch.
en- 20 ourselves"
Lets 20. I'm for Il. See you
Sunday. on my way to try on my
new suit now. Say. by the way.
when you need some ncw clothes. 70
ever. let me advise you 10 visit
Cherry's. Their store Is at 1915
Second ave, bseween Madison ard
Spring. In the Rialto building. just
over the Pissn Whistle. Glass and
credit. "-Adyertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26

reau OF the Advertising club has b.
sued a warning 10 victims OF the
step and he slow Ia sending good
money after had,
The stockholdofa committee IL
asking that each stockholder ad.
vance sum OF money equal to 10
or rs per cent u his present invest.
ment. That's all The Idea h 20
form the l. H. Steel Stockholders
Protective Trust i-und.
''ir you and every other s,ockhold.
er In these companies viii advance
an amour, equal TO 10 per cen, of
your present iasvstmeni. Nc can sue.
coed. says the plan of reconstrue
lion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26
MY GOSH.

Lord Harrington was insiruciing
a new colored servant in his duties.
adding. Now. Zekc. when ring
Tor you. you must answer nc by
saying. My lord. what viii sou
haycT'"
4 few hours sfierNard. having
occasion 10 summon the servant. his
iordship was astonlrhcd with tho
following MY Gawd. what does
you want uow7~-E Exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26
ONE TRAVELLER
By Berton Braley

I SPEAK TO nobody, nobody. nobody
And nobody speaks 10 me.
For how can you know what kind Of folks
These travelling folks may be7
They might be BARRIERS. or thieves and crooks
Whose business IL burgIarco.
30 I speak 10 nobody. nobody. nobody.
And nobody speaks 10 me-
TIVE soclabls people always snub
Whenever they speak TO me.
SO I Sit and read and smoke and yagn
Ia my own society:
4 baliy nuisance. 20 run about
on trains or on ships al sea.
For ! speak 10 nobody nobody, nobody,
And nobody speaks to me.
IIo. hum. I'm fearfnly tired OF myself
IL And the scenery that zoe.
Bu, ono must maintain ones proper place
In human society.
one can't take chances OF meeting those
OF humble or low degree.
so I speak to nobody. nobody, nobody.
Aud nobody speaks 10 me-
copyright. 1923. The Seattle starr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26
MICE MAKE ROME DARK

ROME. April :e-Thrte mice go,
into an electrical transformer here.
causing short circuit which eS.
all The ei,y lights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26

bes, Judgment. aud obtain the dis
charge OF said corporation from re
csiverrnip or bankruptcy proceedings
as the case may he"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26
4 LETTER FROM
AVRfDGE MANN


The Retailers washngton's cios
towns 10 talk Of the retailing battle. with an ~
downs heard that the crowd hummer thought ia
Wait tho bunch, wandered Indian Summer the
Retailers lunch
looked all around at he meeting and spotted friend Harold
Moore Herb schoenfed sitting there eating Of
his furniture Ray Bgelow guess reDentlnE
~ presidents jobho left 20 Fred Ernst the presenting speak
Id who spoke Go The mob
Ana first on the program they na welcome from Mayor
Doc Brown lie said he'd and u
the of the Tho usual key city Mayors
should always present had failed PITY
carload hadn't been sent
And after tho addressed they ct
Ills Of quite Impressed knowledge
his Albert aling all Of
tho time that he npoko-uuiesa all hearing fnghe
told us joke
they talking trading gave technical
stuff the thought enteng pcrsuadinE retailing
tough so quietly calmly and soutiy ducked
outer air However I'm trusting. deyouy the thinks
I'm still there
@'usae M:aesv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26

servaton of the milk teeth assures the correct congn
of the second set
At the age of six the second teeth begin to appear
Vigorous brushing with perfect cleansing agent like
Koynos, should be adhered to strictly prevent decay
of the permanent teeth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26

a and the
things : because
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26

because The place
IS there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26
Clean Mouth at 6-Healthy at 60
Baby's First Tooth and Kolynos

With the appearance of the first TOOTH the same
procedure should be followed bit of Koynos Dental
Cream being substituted for the boric acid
By the time the child is eighteen months old. the
mother can advanageously substitute for the gauze
small, soft toothbrush, with which Kolynos Dental
Cream is applied.
AT the age OF three, in most cases. the child is able
to use the brush itself, with little instruction.
!, Then comes the period from three to sx--one Of
the most important in the life of the teeth Careful con.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26
Makes Kolynos Habit Permanent

1t will not take long for child to form the per-
manent Kolynos habit of keeping the mouth hygiencay
cleanof removing daily from teeth tongue gums and
mouth membrane many millions of disease germs, which
might otherwise at various periods interfere with his
physical health
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26

BEING siung by bee good rheumatism Being
BY quar< doctor is not.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-04-26

fisherman man thinks they passed law making
ish muxes.