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The Ely miner., 1924-02-15
ELY RADIO FANS HEAR
THE PRESIDENT SPEAK

Several of those owning radio sets
had the privilege of hearing Presi-
dent Calvin Coolidge deliver an ad-
dress which was transmitted from
the ballroom of the Waldorf-Astoria
Hotel of New York City Tuesday
night when he spoke at an annivers-
airy meeting there. In his message
present Situations and Present
Difficulties" he is reported to have
outlined in plain, simple voice his
attitude toward the present prob
lens of the day. His voice was
broadcasted by the strong stations
w G Y and w L.
The Ely miner., 1924-02-15
RANGE SUPERINTENDENTs
MEET HERE YESTERDAY

Recommendations, to be present
ed to the state representation of
superintendents which will be held at
Minneapolis, we're drawn un by a
meeting of range superintendents at
the high school yesterday. The
meeting was the result of similar
one held at Virginia in December.
The pan of he superintendents
was the divisioning of the state for
athletic purposes. The proposal was
The Ely miner., 1924-02-15
CATHOLICS ENTERTAIN
AT COMMUNITY CENTER

The Catholic Girls Club and the
Knights, of Columbus entertained at
a valentine party at the Community
Center Wednesday evening.
Card-playing and dancing were
the chief sources of amusement.
On the program were M. B. Hurley
who gave a short talk, Miss Hazel
Campbell who sang and a quartet
composed of John Skube, Raymond
Baribeau, NJ. j. Fleming and Matt
Colby. A delicious lunch was served
at II o'clock. Rosie's orchestra
furnished the dance music
The Ely miner., 1924-02-15

The mistaken panacea for the
farmer and his ills seems to be to
make it easy for him to "borrow
himself out of debt. 1t can't be
done on the farm any better than in
any other business. The Minnesota
farmers have taken the right steI
when they establish their own mar,
ket and then york on the co-opera.
tion plan. The majority of people
discover that it is much easier tc
borrow than to pay.
The Ely miner., 1924-02-15
HEALTH BULLETIN
%%<D1G1<D<H@4H~
"GOITER".
CITY OF ELY
by OWEN W. PARKER. Md.
Health Commissioner

Following is the last section on
article entitled Prevention of
Simple Goiter".
''In 1917 we sent our first publica-
tion to Professor Ringer in Zurich.
Switzerland with the hope that this
method of goiter prevention would
be tried there; and early in 1918
work .as begun in the schools of
Zurich. 1t was found that in some
of these schools 100 per cent of the
children were goiterous; and because
of the high incidence of goite in
that region in both sexes throughout
all ages the prophylactic treatment
was given to both boys and girls
through all the grades. Our sug-
gestion was accepted that few mil
ligrams of iodin given weekly
throughout the year would produce
The Ely miner., 1924-02-15
Eveleth Here Tomorrow

The Eveleth Junior College will
take on the local city team at the
Washington Auditorium floor tomor-
row night. Ely was defeated by
this same team at Eveleth and are
out to avenge themselves. The Wis
itors are led by Champa who is one
of the classiest forwards in range
college circles.
The Ely miner., 1924-02-15
POORLY ADDRESSED MAIL.

Since the days of Benjamin
Franklin every Postmaster General
has found occasion to inveigh
against condition which has been
The Ely miner., 1924-02-15
Just What
You Want!

4 fine Baldwin Made
u PIANO in whatever
grade, finish or price you de-
sire, at a very reasonable
price. We, as dealers, Piano
Tuners and Musicians, stand
back of every customer instru-
ment handled and assure
every customer that the best
material and workmanship is
used in every piano we sell.
We offer some very interest
ing service with our pianos.
Whether you are considering
an upright, player, grand or
used piano, come in and let
us show you our l / n c :.
Reasonable terms.
Songster Photographs, All
instruments, Musical Aces
sories. If yon need anything
in the music line, ask at the
.RE|NsHAGEN MUSIC SHOP.
The Ely miner., 1924-02-15

Services at Bethany Lutheran
Church Sunday Feb. 17th, 1924.
Sunday school 80 A. M.
Morning Service 1000 A. M.
Services conducted by Rev C. E.
Cesander.
The Ely miner., 1924-02-15
METHODIST CHURCH.
Sunday Services.

Wednesday, Prayer service z 80 P. M.
S. AINSWORTH LUMB, D. D.
Pastor.
The Ely miner., 1924-02-15

stakes and high
side boards or
the noun ing
ct . canopy top.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23
Teaches Blind to Read
 By Medium of Fingers

Miss Ivie M. Mead, home teacher for the state board of education Of the blind. has been in New Britain this week, calling on blind people in their homes and teaching them to read with their fingers and to make useful articles. Miss Mead now has several pupils in New Britain. who are becoming apt in the work which she teaches them. Miss Mead is also call ing in the homes of other blind peo- pie and inviting them to accept the service which the state offers free of charge.
 Some of the handcrafts which are taught by the home teachers are the making of baskets, trays, teastands, hampers and similar articles, as well as chair caning, rug weaving, and all varieties of knitting, sewing. crochet ing. The state board of education of the blind has now developed a sales service whereby the articles which are made are collected and are sent to various parts of the state. where they are sold in fairs and sales. The full price which is paid for an article is paid to the blind person who made it. The state bears the entire over
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23
After Nights
 of Coughing
Sleep Comes at Last Home Made Cough Mixture Best of All

The cough that hangs on and hangs on--the cough you've taken every thing for with no results. is just the cought that your own home made cough mixture will end speedily.
 Make a supply yourself in 8 few minutes and keep 1t on hand this winter-a half pint doesn't cost much: it's better than any you can buy, and the kiddies love 1t.
 It's fine remedy for chest colds and acute nasal catarrh.
 With speed almost beyond belief this home made cough mixture stops the toughest hang.on cough, and all because in it there is a substance (too costly for ordinary cough syrups) that immediately covers the membrane like soothing, healing poultice and blessed relief comes at once.
 Get from any druggist one ounce of Parmint tdouble strength)--to this add little granulated, sugar and enough water to make one half pint chats all there is to it.
 Any remedy that overcomes ca- tarrh, partially or wholly, Is bound to be of benefit to those who are troubled with head noises and ca- tarrhel deafness.
 Get Parmint and get better.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

head expense of the sale and arranges all the details
 Miss Mead has recently found sev- eral blind people in this vicinity who are too old to leave their homes to go to an institution or trade school to learn trade, and who are glad to accept the service of home teach CT. No expense for the teachers service devolves upon the individual. More information can be obtained about the service by writing to the board, at Room 64. State Capitol, Hartford.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23
CUNNINGHAM MOVES UP

Columbus. O., Jan. 2s.--Harold Cunningham, lengthy Ohio State bas- ketbail center, by scoring 23 points in Monday nights game against Iowa, which the Buckeyes won 4s to es, jumped from the bottom in Western Conference individual scoring to sec- ond place. Nyikos in Indiana. leading big ten scorer. has 53 points to his credit and Cunningham has 50. Nyikos has played two more games than Cunningham. Cunningham is 6 feet inches tall.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

The new chief of the United States Lawn Tennis Association will be George w. Wightman of Boston. Wightman was recently named for the position by the nominating commit tee. His appointment is mere for mality. Wightman, long active in the affairs of the association, will replace Dwight Davis.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23
Getting the Efect

Bride (to butcher)-What sort of roast do you think would go well with a perfect darling of a blue-and white dinner Set?-Life.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23
s p e a king of Sports

The first baseball dispute of the year is on. Both the Giants and Yankees claim Knoxville for an ex. hibition game on April 2. Each club says the game will be played.
 The Hartford Kaceys were hum. bled 27-2s by the Middletown five last night.
 The star hurler of the Cardinals Urban Shocker, has signed a contract for 1924, thereby setting at rest all worries as to where and with whom he will play.
 The Hartford Y. NJ. II. A. team again is in trouble. There are rumors that the players split on out of town receipts. The Y. M. c. A. board is Investigating the professionalism hint.
 Routis, new French star, was awarded the referees decision over Charles Ledroux last night And with it went the bantam crown.
 The French boxing federation has presented Andre Bonnel with the light heavy crown which for such a short time adorned the kinkly bean of Siki.
 The New York Americans are to receive handsome watches as an ap- propriate souvenir from Judge Landis for winning the world series. Owner Jake Ruppert says he will supply the chains.
 Babe Ruth continues to be arrested for speeding It happened twice in one week between Boston and Sud- bury, Mass, where his farm is located, proving the Babe hasn't entirely re- formed.
 Too much weight kept Jack Bent ley from doing good work with the Giants last spring. He reported weighing well over 900 and got a late start. He has profited thereby as he now weighs only 1ss.
 The securing of Second Baseman Bishop by Connie Mack from Balti- more probably means the passing of Jimmy Dykes unless the tall leader of the Athletics intends to try him at third in case Hale and Riconda fail.
 Elmer Smith, who started with Cleveland, then went to Washington, back to Cleveland. next to the Bos- ton Red sox, and finally to New York. is due for another change of
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

scenery, this time to the minors. going to Louisville.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

Elmer Smith. who started with Cleveland, then went to Washington, back to Cleveland. next to the Bos- ton Red sox, and finally to New York. is due for another change of
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

Earl sheely, first sacker of the Chi cago White Sox, began his career as shortstop. An injured ankle that slowed him up caused him to take up catching, but he finally found his spot at first base.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23
EDwARD P. HAGEN.

EDWARD F. HAGEN.
 One of the outstanding athletes st dear old Oxford on the other side of what is sometimes called the big drink is Edward P. Eagen. an Amerf- can and a former Yale student. Eagen is the British amateur heavy weight champion, Is an expert in the field events. and, 'tis even whispered. that he swings wicked cricket bat.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

Manager Bill Keliefer of the Chi cago Cubs is thinking of putting @ bonus clause in the contract of Tony Kaufman relative to his disputes with the umpires. Kaufman is a great pitcher when he lets the um- pires umpire. Peeved, when he thinks they miss one. he gets rilcd and spoils his game. Killefer is said to be thinking of a clause that will cover this feature of play. If Tony is good and doesn't get elected from the game too often it will mean nice wad of dough at the close of the season.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23
CRESCENTS WIN

Defeat Pawnees fin Well Played Game by Score. of s4 to 2s at Boys Club.
 In a fast hard fought game the Crescents emerged the winner over the Pawnees by score of 34-2s in 8 senior basketball league game at the Boys club yesterday afternoon. The game started fast and was full of action throughout the forty min utes of play. The Crescents were the first to score from the scrimmage and soon worked themselves into . commanding lead. The Pawnees found themselves in the closing minutes of the first half and by a burst of speed took over the lead, the score at half time being Pawnees 21. Crescsnts 20. The second half started fast with the crescents jumping into the lead and being out in front at the final whistle by score of 34-2s. Tho work of Miechowski and Huck for the Crescents and Krapp and Finklestein for the Pawnees were the bright spots of the game.
 Crescents. PawneeU. Miechowski ................ krapp
 Left Forward. Stohl ......... Richman, Finklestein
 Right Forward. Huck ................. Humphfeys
 Center.
 Nyborg .....,..,.....s. Lyman
 LeftsGuard. Leflne ss.......s.... IiHHl
 Right Guard.
 Floor baskets: Miechowski 6, stohl 1. Huck 5. Krapp 3. Finkiestein (. Richman 2, Humphreys, Lyman [. Goals from fouls; Miechowski ?, Le- vine. stohl, Krapp, Richman 2.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

The French boxing federation has presented Andre Bonnel with the light heavy crown which for such short time adorned the kinkly bean of Ski.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

Routis, q new French star, was awarded the referees decision over Charles Ledroux last night And with it went the bantam crown.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

The New York Americans are to receive handsome watches as an ap- propriate souvenir from Judge Landis for winning the world series. Owner Jake Ruppert says he will supply the chains.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

Johnny Kilbane, former feather weight champion, now retired. has kissed and made up" with hfs for mer manager. Jimmy Dunn. I'm sorry we ever parted" Kilbane says. However, no evidence exists to show that Kilbane has turned over any moneys representing the managers "cut" to Dsnn-and he made most of his money after deserting Dunn.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

The Hartford Y. NJ. II. A. team again is in trouble. There are rumors that the players split on out of town receipts. The Y. M. c. A. board is Investigating the professionalism hint
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

It is reported that Manager Me- Graw of the New York Giants in- tends to put the skids under Pitcher Jack Scott. who was such a big dis appointment in the last world series.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

Too much weight kept Jack Bent ley from doing good work with the Giants last spring. He reported weighing well over 900 and got a late start. He has profited thereby as he now weighs only 1ss.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

Babe Ruth continues to be arrested for speeding. It happened twice in one week between Boston and Sud- bury, Mass, where his farm is located, proving the Babe hasn't entirely re- formed.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

Urban Shocker. has signed contract for 1924, thereby setting at rest all worries as to where and with whom he will play.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

The Hartford Kaceys were hum bled 27-2s by the Middletown five last night.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23

The first baseball dispute of the year is on. Both the Giants and Yankees claim Knoxville for an eX- hibition game on April 2. Each club says the game will be played.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-23
FRATERNITY ALLEYS.

swon Tie Game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
CHANCELLOR TO
FORM CABINET
Communists Face Election
as Result OF Disorder

BERLIN. May 70. - Chancellor
Marx has accepted the commission
io reorEzniFc a German cabinet. Of.
fercd him yesterday b. President
Ebert. q, was officially announced
today.
Tho new cabinet may contain ma.
uonallsis. Unless present plans
mlnearry. tho latter were 20 accept
b share in the government on a
tasis of approval % the experts r..
port The nailonailsts have asked
the Interior. food and economic
posts.
The next session % the relehstaF
wa expected 10 md many com.
munlsls oloctsd. unless the left
wlng ceased iis olatriiotionat tao.
tlen which finally caused the open.
ms sesalon 90 bring up m tumul,
and disorder With crowds ia tho
Taiisfios Joining IN until nandema.
mum bscamn dsafcnlnE. the Hsds
yesterday howisi down All attempts
at parliamentary procedure.
Tho rrichsiaE b considering with.
holding pay from thosa deputies
who dsmouEtrats TOO yoclfsrously,
also excluding them from tho ues.
sions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28

The American Family ~ rcnts
PuEet sound swiss Family
Rohlnson-is an ready 90 starr
north on The trip 90 Alaska in a
lffoot open boat as soon as "a
sets a boat
Linden n PentE head OF The
Pcntn family. and captain % The
trip. has "a motor for the trip.
n g. an Ello and was selected
by pcntz hgcauso % his faith Ia
its dcptnlablilty. lie has the
Euat. that superior animal Scro-
$40. which was given him by the
Seattle Retail Groctrs' assocla.
ton.
The Camp Lewis Wireless
sloro Is husy making ptntu a
tent and a bed which Dc can
get into as compact a space aa
possible. This store has also sup,
piled him with a stove. which
rentz declares h. as handy
thing as ne has ever seen for a
camping trip.
The cat and tho dos are also
ready 20 put on thsir ulsters ana
set sail. The Seattle Advertising
club. which 10 sponsoring the
trip. Viii soe that the uavlFators
are supplied with a csmcm. "a
sun and portable typewriter.
But now Tor the boat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
ny WEBB MILLER

Uni,el Press stAff Correspondent
PARIS. May ss.-Amerieans have
entered tho race 10 obtain the secret
% 0rindsll Mathews death ray.
Mathews said today.
With Great Britain. tho inventors
own country. and France Ia COM
petition Tor the dtbolieal invention.
which. Il is claimed. may rey0lu.
ilcnlzs var and make The nation
which holds Il supreme. Mathews
gave out that he had received a
written offer from the United
states.
other reports said the national
academy Of sciences AZ Washington
had cabled the inventor. asking par.
tculara and that American naval
attaches here had been ordered TO
investigate Matthew'S claims.
American officials herr denied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
PROBE DUTY ON
B. C. LOGS
Costs Enter Into Hearing on
Tariff Complaint

An investigation into the coat q
producing ioEa IA Washington and
British Columbia wa icing started
here Wednesday BY Frankly n
smith, - Washington. H. c. head
~ The Lumbar division ~ The fed
rrai tariff commission Tho inves
tiEaiiou Is the result ~ complaints
'hy tho nlordei Donovan Lumhrr
company. ~ seattle against a duty
~ 81 per Thousand board feet on
loss brought IN from British Co.
lnmbIa.
Investigation by the tariff com.
mission was ordered ~ President
Coolidge under the nc2iblo pro.
visions % the tariff act Under
thsse provisions the president may
onisr a 20 per cent cat IN the duty
u investigation warrants a.
only the Puget Sound rsEion viii
te included iu the Investigation. and
tho cost figures viii cover tho
period from oct l. 1889. 90 April
n, 1884 Smiths report will be
nled with tho tariff commission.
which viii then mahc recommends.
TONS 90 The president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Seattle'S Swiss
Family Robinson
Still Needs Ship

several offsrH 20 supply the
means % transportation have
been made prnis but ne re-
Quircs a very particular Kind or
a boat Il mus, be ie feet over
ali. must have more than four
foot beam aud must be more
ataunchly constructed than tho
average Sound ruWhoai n must
also be built 10 Us 20 carry an
oulboard motor.
pontr would Ike 90 hear from
anyone who can furnish such a
boat for the trip.
A great ceremony a planned
Tor the day tho family sails and
Il d hoped that Il viii b thls
week.
From then until the famlil
REACHES Alaska. The star rtadeu
win have a daily story % the trip
pcnts VIII write a daily los, whicl
be viii either wire or mall ~
siu ten what Kind OF marinrl
monthsold Jean rcnls proves q
be. how the goat sets along viii
the dos and hos tho dog set
liong with the cat and how the 90
Era along with the goat
n win b. "shlp Alloy" hs soor
be- Pana sets hlu ship,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Grocery Stores to
Be Closed FRIDAY

All Seattle grocery stores Will be
closed Memorial Day. Friday. nc.
cordlng to association announcement
wednesday. Housewives arc advised
70 get the holiday dinner mnltlns'
Thursday or go out to gran'pn'a or
Aunt Mary's houso for something TO
cut Friday,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Fake Phone Call
Causes Loss of 500

LurinE employees 10 another build.
luE b. a fake telephone call. man
and woman. both robbers. late
Tuesday looted the cash register OF
a lamals paFior a. sixth ave. ana
unlpn ~. q abou, so Tho trick
Is sald 20 b. an old one IN police roc.
orsfn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
This SeatHeite
Is IN Favor

Dear Aiiss Grey. Shall WON, .
smoker VIII anyone give d good
reason shy they should not 80 long
as men dog
II u Is immoral. why7 have
never yet found anyone who could
anawsr that question. II Il il lad
for the health and serves. please
inform me 40 what date. and whore
there has been 90 much concern
about tho health Of the feminine
portion q the population than that
81 tho masculine
Many otherwise seemingly e8nsls,.
~, people think nothing Of women
drinking Ia moderation. but aso hor.
rifloG u this rsms ladies INDULGE in
rlgaret or Two. Drink Is con.
ceded to have ~ effect upon tho
health and 90 befuddla tho brain.
and consequently affects the NOR.
ais Why. then. the fuss hbou, the
smoker
] am not attempting 20 deliver
temperance iccturt. nor any other
kind or a lecture, but you have
asked shall women smoker and I
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
DAWES BOOM IS
WAXING BIG
Would Pep Up Campaign
and Head Senate ForcefuIly

NEW YORK, May 2s.-charleH @.
Dawes for vice pregident--both 10 pu,
pep into tho campaign and to insure
forceful personality as presiding
officer OF the senate IL the u. o. p.
Is returned TO power-is coming in
for strong support among Eastern
business leaders.
Now That tho administration has
decided definitely to go wet for q
running mate for President Coolidge.
there Is more talk OF Dawes IN DO.
lliicai circles than Of any ether 10.
tential candidate. Senator Borah.
with whom administration leaders
have fliried for some time. isn't even
going to the convention. and. be.
sides, has intlmated he didut court
second place on the ticket.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
This One
From Everett

Dear Cynthisi I am for the ladies'
la this smoking argument.
Let them. smoke n they care 20.
aud where and when they please.
why should a man bs 90 lslflsh
a. 70 not want his mamma 70 DO
things that he enjoys 70 much him.
Helf7
Besides. look how convenient Il Is
when you are out with your girl or
wife and you haven't a smoke on
you and you can just bet shs has
SO. say. fmoke. girls: what's
sauce for the goose Il kauce for the
gander. toe.
In closing 7 want 20 give three
cheers Tor you Aas Grey. for start
lnE this ball rolling.
.HuRlAlil HURRAiil HURIlAHi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-28
Harmless Means
OF Reducing Fat

nanT "a people fear sfdirsry mean.
,sr rstusisE ihsir weight itsrs 70 an
sstrASrdinafY mslhpd Extraordinary
hsesHss rhlis perfectly hsrralssi No diet.
lnE Or sAsfelss are btssasfY. Marnaia
pFurriPslea Tablets afs made srae,iy IN
aseortsnss viii the famous Nsfinola
Prescription. reH ftages flssaiiy and
easily. With 70 10 effects rtocsfs tb.m
from your druErir At On. dollar Tor =
pst. or sssa prizes direct 20 tie 2issmsia
cemgsny. usnsrsi Nsioss Building. De.
ifsiL nish -Aatsftlssmsn,