The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1924-08-22
Sports


until definite report on the injury
suffered by Leonard in his fight with
Pal Moran in Cleveland IS obtained,
Jimmy Johnston, promoter of the
fight, said.
New York-Jack Oenault, Canadian
heavyweight champion, may be Civ
en- bout with the winner Of the Fir
po-Wills contest or with Tommy Glib
bons as result of his decisive H.
round victory over BARLEY Madden
here last night. They say that Bart
ley Madden, has jaw of granite and
he has the heart of lion. He has
taken many cutting during the last
IL years of his honorable fighting
career but it is doubtful if he ever
absorbed as much punishment in any
other of his many battles as Jack Re-
nault the Canadian title holder, in
fiicted on him in a one-sided Is round
fight at the open air stadium.
Foreign
Hanava-Fresident Zayas was nomi-
mated for reelection by the popular
party, which he formed several years
ago.
Manila-Explosives on Talim island
blew up, killing two members of the
Philippine constabulary and wounding
number of children.
Paris-The French air pilot, Burri,
NJ xunrld ron-
ord for a seaplane when he covered
500 kilometers at the speed of 1923 kilo-
meters, GAG meters an hour.
Abbazia, Italy-The mixed Italo-
Jugoslav commission has completed it's
task of delimiting the frontier between
Italy and Jugoslavia. The work of
erecting customs houses along the
new front will begin Immediately.
Madrid-The Spanish army has
been reorganized. 1t now consists Of
"a infantry brigades, two brigades of
mountain infantry, 16 artillery bril-
grades, a section charged with the
mobilization of industries in case of
war, and an aernautical section. Re-
serve regiments to the number of 76
have been created.
Shanghai-News of a considerable
quantity of munitions having been
stolen from an American government
base in the Philippines became known
here with the receipt of cabled in
structions from Governor General
Wood, asking for the arrest of sus-
poets. American naval officers here
refuse to discuss the affair.
Buenos Aires = Advices to La
Nacion from Santos state that the
Brazilian federal government has de-
creed state of siege for the states
of Sergipe, Bahia, Amazonas and
Para. 1t is stated that the govern
ment also has extended the existing
state of siege at the federal capital
and in the states of Rio Janeiro and
Sac Paulo.
Geneva-The Dutch government
has followed the example of the Uni
ted States, Great Britain and Ger
many in rejecting the League Of Ma
lions proposed treaty of mutual guar
antees, it was made known when the
secretariat of the league published in
full the letter in which Holland re-
jected the treaty as the basis for
disarmament.
Paris-A hotelkeeper in the old
Temple quarter in Faris was robbed
by a new trick of squirting ether in
to the air in the rooms where the
manager and servants slept. The job
was done so neatly that the house
hold awoke with headaches and dis
covered several thousand dollars
worth of jewels, currency and furni-
ture gone. When the police were
called, they found the air family i'm
pregnated with ether.
Tokio-A break in the present Rus
so-Japanese conference here is pre-
dicted within few days owing to
the reported unyielding attitude of
Karakhan, the soviet representative,
who has been negotiating with the
Japanese government in an effort to
have Japan recognize the soviet re-
gime in Moscow. Karakhan stead.
lastly has refused to agree to any
terms involving surrender by Russia
of the Chinese Eastern railway.
Copenhagen-The Spanish philoso-
pher and statesman, Unanumo, repub-
lican politician who recently was ex-
lied to the Canary islands by the
facist government of Spain, in an in
terview with the Politiken, declared
that King Alfonso's and Dictator
Primo De Rivero's "unpopularity does
not come from the war events in Nor
Deco but was born during the World
war, when King Alfonso hoped for a
German victory, in which case he in
tended to annex Portugal" The Span
ish envoy here publishes openly his
appreciation of Senior Unanumo as
great politician, but denies the sensa-
tional revelations as to the kings pur-
pose to annex Portugal The affair
may result in diplomatic complied.
lions.
Paris-The Poincarist and reaction
airy press frankly accuses Premier
Herriot's partisans of organizing paid
bands for the demonstrations which
greeted the premier on his arrival and
his departure for London. The size
and noisiness Of these demonstrations
gave Premier Herriot a chance to say
in London that he found "a vast ma
jority" of the people for him.
Riga-Soviet Russia shortly will
make representations to the French
socialist government for treaty con.
ference similar to the Anglo-Russian
conference just concluded in London