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The Ely miner., 1925-07-17
MR.. TAYLoR's FISH LICENSE.

Editorial in st. Paul Pioneer Press)
Those sportsmen of North Dakota
who enjoy coming into Minnesota to
fish but who have been complaining
of late because the Minnesota Leg
isiature increased nonresident ang-
ling licenses to $500 and placed
additional restrictions on the amount
of fish that may be taken from the
state should take to heart the ad-
vice of w. e. Taylor. Living in
North Dakota, the chances are shey
know that Mr.. Taylor is editor of
the LaMoure Chronicle, veteran
newspaperman of the state and for
six years state commissioner of in
tsurance. Mr.. Taylor appreciates
Minnesota fishing. He does not
object at all to paying $500 a
year for the privilege or enjoying
it. A $500 nonresident angling
license in Minnesota is a regular
annual levy upon him, too, for hls
automobile covers the road into
Ottertail county so often that if
machines were animate it would
know the. route. Says he, in his
column, "TRylo ylofgrams": The
amount of this fishing license is of
small consequence. 1t will never
provide a fund large enough to in
sure the army of wardens needed
to patrol the thousands of lakes
from which fish are taken illegally
every year" Thus writes Mr.. lay
lor in the face of the fact that
fishing in Minnesota amt what it
used to be. And it is getting no
better fast. The answer is mainly
to be found in the fact that Mime
sofa got its fish conservatio pro-
gram under way about twenty years
too late. ***And it still permits
that most atrocious offense against
the rudiments of conservation
winter fishing by means of net and
spear. The wonder that the fish
supply in that state was not long
since exhausted. The artificial
Matching of fish eggs and their dis
tribution to the various lakes of the
state has thus far averted that cal
amity." So Mr.. Taylor goes on,
not complaining because the cost of
his license was increased, but, while
remarking casually that re had
miserable luck last week" calling
upon Minnesota to keep up the
good work, praising the Game and
Fish department for what it has
done and demanding that it do
more of the same. especially toward
stopping illegal fishing. That sort
of spirit in the matter is worth
thinking about. Cooperation, not
complaint, is what this man i offer
ing Minnesota authorities. 1t serves
as worthwhile example not mere
ly to other non-residents, but to
Minnesota anglers as well. 1t in
dicates something, too, about Mr.
Taylor. He is not only an enthusi-
astic fisherman. He is a sportsman,
He should have better luck the next
time he comes to Minnesota. He
deserves it.
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17

'.Well, they have simplifi 4 the
namg of the Northeastern Mime
sofa Civic and Commerce associa-
ton, to Minnesota Arrowhead asso-
citation, which will make it easier
for the reporters to remember" says
"Phiio" in the Duluth News-Tribune.
Good! Now that they can re-
member the title, we sincerely hope
the 4 same reporters will be put
through a course of training on the
location of points of interest. II the
Arrowhead Country Tuesday in
stating that the Range Welfare
Wofkers would meet at BURNSIDE
LodSe on BURNSIDE lake, both Du-
luths dailies located BURNSIDE Lodge
on Lake Vermilion. Almost every
time the reporters have occasion to
mention certain doings of interest
on the ranges. they ball things up by
locating said points miles from
where they actually are. We sug-
gesE that a map be furnished each
of the reporters with instructions 20
locate both themselves and the
places they write about.
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17

"Far from hurting business, the
governments economy policy has
been of the utmost advantage to
business" says the New York Sun.
.'It' has already resulted in reduc-
ton of several hundred million dol
lars a year in federal taxes; it
promises to bring about a tax re-
duction of $500, 100000 or $780,
O0O,O more next year. When
the government saves money it does
not mean that the money is not
spent. What it does mean Is that,
instead of being spent by officials to
keep unnecessary beaureaucrats in
unproductive jobs, the money is left
in the hands of the man who earns
it and he may decide himself how
it shall be spent" The president
will find the people behind him in
his determination to administer ma
tional affairs in an economical and
business like manner. State, county
and, municipal officials should keep
cool. with Coolidge.
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17

much for granted. Just because
the outlook looks good is no sign
that your city will get i full
share of everything.
THAT nothing much ever comes to
the city that is always waiting
for something good to show up
THAT it takes organized effort on
the part of all citizens to do
things worth while; it takes the
same kind of effort to get things
worthwhile.
THAT every city should aim to be
successful in everything it under
takes.
A CITY SHOULD NEVER LET
DARK CLOUDS SCARE 1T.
WHEN 1T AIMS 1T SHOULD
SHOOT STRAIGHT. THAT is
THE WAY TO HIT THE MARK
AND BRING HOME THE PRIZE.
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17

A gold mine is not an everlasting
proposition-nor is any other type
of mining. The owners OF a MIN
ing property are usually amply re-
paid on their investment before It
is exhausted, but new property
must be developed or our metal sup
ply falls off. The impression that
existing mines are everlasting Is a
dangerous idea. The hazards OF
mining are great and the rewards
sbould he great. The industry can
not be compared with manufacturing
or farming from a producti IN or
valuation standpoint. Legislation or
taxation which tends to reduce the
incentive for mining or its possible
profits to the usual commercial rate
of return would ruin mining, for
no one would venture money on
such basis.
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17

Grand Rapids-Itasca State Bank
opens for business.
Norrhheld-New l.. o. o. F. home
dedicated.
Waverly-Building constructions
active.
Alexandria-Water main to be
constructed on Fifth Avenue.
New Prague-New Prague Oil Com
pany opens filling tsation.
Askov-Town votes erection of $6,-
600 high school.
Stillwater-Contract awarded for
construction of North Fourth
Street sewer.
Roseau-New buildings and i'm
provements under way, value
$4,000.
Minneapolis-Contract let at ST.
438,000 for construction Of Ford
traffic bridge to connect this city
with $10,000,000 Twin Cit7 plant
of Ford Motor Company.
Great Northern Railroad, through
it's subsidiary companies recently
organized, will put in operation
$3,000,000 worth of finest pas
senger busses on Minnesota high
ways.
Wadena-Wing River Township to
build $4,000 school to replace one
recently destroyed by fire.
Northfield- ld-Contract let for paving
North Water Street.
Winona-Addition to factory Of
Peerless Chain Company being
rushed to completion.
Elk River-New Parish house dedi-
Gated.
Minnesota Power
Company to erect new generating
plant here.
Princeton-Security State Bank of
Princeton making tentative plans
to reopen at early date.
Deer Creek-Addition to be built
to local hardware store.
Unique Cleaners erect
ing modern cleaning plant.
Warren - Contracts awarded for
graveling sections of several local
streets.
LIE Sueur-Excavation work started
for new Mexican Village, to house
about 25 families.
Twin Valley-New creamery to be |
built during summer.
vanhoe-Icelandic Lutheran Church |
in Limestone Township. this
county, dedicated.
Morris gasoline filing station
opens for business.
Waseca- let here for erec-
tion of new Rice Lake Creamery.
Hancock-German Lutheran con-
gregation starts erection of new
church.
Duluth-Plans approved for SILL
100000 Denfeld High School, to
be located in western part of
city.
w a d e n.a-Co-operative Creamery
plans erection of new building.
Tracy-Contract let for graveling
eight miles of highway between
here and Garvin.
Observation-Disclosures work to
start soon on new Hotel Lowell.
st. Paul-Bids asked on state pro-
jects totaling 81, 500, 900.
New Ulm-Tentative plans under
way for construction Of municipal
swimming pool and bathhouse.
Wilmot-Contract awarded at $780,
572 for erection Of school build
ing.
Observation-Disclosures Of new sewers
in Dorr addition to cost $10,721.
Ely-Paving contractors begin work
on 5 blocks Of paving.
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17
NOONANETTES.
(From the Baudette Region,

(From the Baudette Region.)
When that Scandinavian conven-
ton got to going in Minneapolis,
the swapping of snoos boxes pro-
duced a racket equal to that turn
ed out by 10000 woodpeckers in
action.-Houston County Chief.
At International Falls an old of
fender told Judge Brown that he
would reform if given time. The
Judge gave him thirty days.
A homesteader near Baudette was
kicked out by his wife last week
because he wouldn't work. He got
real kick out of it anyway.
If there is anything that will
make you grey headed before you
are old it's high taxes. In fact if
they go much higher the English
language will have to import few
words for its profanity department.
An examination of Minnesota
bankers books shows that he has
been short in his accounts for Is
years. That's the longest shortage
we ever heard of.
"Home is the safest place for a
man." says a writer. 1t is if the
lady of the house isn't houseclean-
ing.
Many state Inspector of some
thing or other would like to know
what Governor Ted has on his mind.
A man has invented baby ca.
riage that shuts up automatically.
Now if he will invent a baby that
does the same his fortune will be
made.
"Women disdained to wear short
skirts in the middle ages, says a
writer. Well, they wear short skirts
in the middle ages now, and what
of it?
Now that school is out, get your
boy a job. Idleness has made a
freight jumping bum ut of many
a good boy.
The ten thousand lakes of Minnc-
sofa attracted 100000 tourists last
year, and more than a million are
expected this year. And million
tourists can broadcast a lot of
How the governors reorganization
plan is going to work out is one
problem we are not going to worry |
about Under the present system |
the state gets the least possible work
in the greatest possible time, and
new system couldn't be worse.
Mr.. Dempsey, who thinks that
Paul Revere drove Ford is getting |
SIS, 900 a week for appearing on a
German stage. Perhaps the boys
who wore the paper hats in the cor
ner of the school room had the
right idea after all.
The main reason why the average
small town is travelling In reverse
gear is that too much money IS
sent from the place where it is |
earned to make millionaires in
Chicago and other big cities. Don't
let Baudette get that way. Work
with the construction gang not with
the wrecking crew.
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17

Secretary of the Treasury Me'lon
is Eravely going before the people
WITH his battle for tax reduction,
andsa late issue Of Golfers carries
an extended statement of the lines
on (which he is making his fight.
Mr.. Mellon says:
soThere is to be TO Mellon Plan
before the next Congress. So Writ
ing men are largely responsible for
the fact that there was Melon
Plan a year ago.
cit (the Mellon Plano might bet
for have been called the "Tree sury
plan'** *because since 1919sNsone
Democratic President and two Demo-
cratircratic Secretaries Of the Treas
urv have offered to CONGRESS ex-
actly the same recommendations for
tax reform that ! suggested.
nExperience shows conclusivelv
that If taxes are too high the source
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17

ELECTRICITY and the telephone have
been. the two greatest labor savers
and conveniences ever given to
mankind. But now comes the cleo
trio refrigerator for the small home
and farm. 1t promises to be the
savior of mankind from many ills
and losses, with which he has been
afflicted because of food either
spoiled or improperly cared for pre-
vious to eating. The electric re-
frigerator adds the final touch to
modern housekeeping which makes
food storage practical and safe,
and as satisfactory as the gas or
electric range. Electric refrigera.
ton will revolutionize the question
of food and produce storage on the
farm.
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17

of revenue diminishes. No man will
continue to sow where he cannot
reap.
This condition cannot be escaped
more scientific taxes on the la ger
incomes or more taxes on the low
er incomes.
''The man with small inco re is
more interested than are the wealthy
themselves in seeing that the tax
upon high incomes and large estates
is economically sound.
"***with tax-exempt securities be-
ing issued at the rate of more than
81 100000 a year, and with other
means Of escaping, the wealthy need
no guardian"
Whether your tax bill is large OF
small, tax reform should result in
keeping more money In your pocket
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17
DID YOU EVER
STOP TO THINK

THAT you should make boosting a
habit with the home city as the
worthy, object.
THAT you should want it to be
solid and progressive and that it
be known everywhere as live,
up-to-date, growing city.
THAT now is the time for every
citizen to get busy and stav busy
helping themselves by helping
their city.
THAT you should not be quiet
booster, be a live, active booster
and let everyone know where you
stand.
THAT it does not pay to take too
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17
Employs 5tsa,n to Limit

A compound engine 10 enc that uses
us steam twice. The steam does ifs
work In one cylinder, exhausts into Q
second cylinder. and then exhausts In
70 the atmosphere. A simple engine
mas only one cylinder into which the
steam enters from the boiler and then
exhausts into the atmosphere
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17
MINNESOTA WEEKLY
INDUSTRIAL REVIEW.

Destroying Labor Unions will
not Solve the Industrial Rela-
tions Problem. Complete Dom
ination of any Industry by either
Capital or Labor will not Solve
it. Unless there is a Basis of
Understanding, unless Men, High
and Low, Understand that a
Full Days Wage for a Full
Days Work, and a Full Days
Work for Full Days Wage, is
the only Sound Basis for any
Industry, There will be Strife.
Mining Congress Journal.
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17
Great Use of AdUersify

The advantage of the fires of sorrow
does not lie in the things which they
consume but in the things which they
cannot consume. The sweetest of all
the uses of adversely is to show me
the Joy which it cannot take away
George Mathison.
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.

"The hand of Government in
business, is the touch of death. If
we woul prevent it, we must so
conduct our affairs that the people
who are the Government, will not
feel interference is necessary. III.
A. Smith, Pres. National Board OF
Fire Underwriters.
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17

The Springfield Advance Pr SIS
has found a new use for news
papers besides boosting insignifi-
cant Job seekers into fat positions;
painting characters what they are
every thing else, but; making
saints of sinners and hundred
and one other things for which
newspapers are useful. 1t says:
when your car gets stuck in the
mud and the rear wheels merely
spin around and your friends ad-
wise you to call for help, get a
bunch of newspapers, slip them un-
Ger the rear wheels, turn on the
juice, and see the car come out of
the mire. Newspapers are great
uplifters. When your business
gets into a rut, the newspaper will
help you if you will use the ad-
vertising columns. Great is the
power of the press.
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17
FOR DIRECTOR.

wish to announce my candidacy
for Director of School Dist. No. IL
at the Election on July 21, and
solicit your support.
LEONARD SLAB0DNIK,
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17

"a good local paper makes a
good local community" says the
Spokesman-Review. 1.-The well-edit-
ed paper is a distinct advantage to
its community and serves a need
that will always exist Itsprints the
current news of the community and,
with capable editor, it becomes a
real factor in the upbuilding of the
community. 1t can and does accom-
plish much for the common veal.
1t reflects the character of the COM
munity itself. 1t aids materially in
the direction and assistance of all
community development, both indus
trial and educational. 1t could not
survive one year if no need existed
or it failed to fill the wants"
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17
Prison Roxsd BY Mob

The Bastile, celebrated state prison
in Paris, Was begun In 1870. and addi-
lions were made at later periods. On
July IA, 1Tee, II was taken By the revo-
lstionistA By Nay n. 1U1, II was
completely demolished.
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17
ANNOUNCING
THE OPENING OF OUR re.
ORGANIZED EFFICIENT SER.
SERvlcE DEPARTMENT.

We have just completed the re-
organizing and building over of our
Service Department and Repair
Shop, having installed a complete
line Of Chevrolet tools and equip
ment which will insure your receiv-
ing immediate, efficient and econom-
cal service.
Our Mr.. Jos. Perko, who is in
charge Of our Service Department,
has gone thru a special course of
training at the Chevrolet Motor
Company's school, which means that
our many customers and owners will
receive the best possible service
that can be given on the Chevrolet
car.
We have installed the Flas Rate
System, which means you will be
advised what the cost Of labor will
be before we start working on your
ear.
The re-organizing and equipping
Of this most modern service station
in Ely was done under the Hrect
supervision of the Chevrolet Motor
Company's corps of experts.
We cordially extend you this in
vitation to call and look over our
Service Department.
ASK US ABOUT THE FLAT RATE
SYSTEM!
CARLSON BROS.
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17
Honoring a Chinese Guest

The Chinese honor their guests by
placing before them the Oldest eggs OBJ
tainable, which are considered their
greatest delicacy.
The Ely miner., 1925-07-17

Lawrence (Red) Walsh, of CHS
holm, formerly in business in this
city, was here Monday for visit
with friends.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
KEREsZTEL6.
Csaladi iinnepely Balogh Ba-
lazseknal.

Meghitt, bens6seges csaladi lin
nepelv volt az elmult vasarnap a
SZabolcs megye, Komoro kozseg-
b3l szarmaz6 Balogh Balazs es ne
je, sziiletett Fiilop Rozika vendeg-
szeret6 csalad Crescent St.-i ha-
zanal azon alkalomb6l, hogy els6-
sziilott leanykajukat, aki januar
4-en sziiletett, Juliska n6vre ke-
reszteltek.
A sZertartast - a csalad reci
baratja = Vargha Lajos beaver
fallsi ref. lelkesz vegezte, mig a
keresztsziiloi tisztseget Nemeth
Ferenc, kozismert Steel St.-i liz
letember es neje, sziiletett Balogh
Julianna t0lt0ttek be. A pompas
vacsora folyaman Nemeth Ferenc
es Mih6k Sander mohdtak 1elkes
felkoszont6t Balogh csaladra es
kulon is megemlekeztek hazigaz-
darM, akinek kedden volt a neve-
napja. A kett6s jogcimen is meg
tartott csaladi iinnepely szivesen
latott vendegei a keso esti 6rakig
a,legjobb hangulatban t0ltottek az
id6t, kiilon is megdicserve hazi-
asszonynak es edesanyjanak, ozv.
Fulop Menyhertnenek szakacsmii-
veszetet.
Balogh Balazsek ezuton is ha-
las k0sz0netet mondanak Vargha
Lajos beaverfallsi ref. lelkesznek.
aki ifju sep nejevel egyiitt jott
el keresztel6re es aki a kereszte-
les megtartasaval egy regebbi ige-
retet valtotta valera.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
CsALADI tjNNEP.

Meghittcn kedves, barati k0r.
ben, egy vacsora kcreteben iilte
meg tizen0tesztcnd0s hazassagi {,
fordul6jat a Fercnczv hazaspar
Penteken este nagyszamu tarSa
sagot latott szivesen vendegiil Fe
renczy Jeno magyar sirk6kesziti
es felesege South Sidei otthonuk
ban.
Nyolc ora koriil a megteritet1
asztalokhoz telepedett a vendeg
sereg s kezdet6t vette a kiralyol
max valo lakoma. Az egyik foga:
pompasabb volt masiknal. A sza
kacs cukraszmiiv6szet remeke
alatt szinte let0r0ben volt az asz
tai. Vacsora utan tancraperdiilt 6
venldegsereg S a legpOmpaSabl
hangulatban maradt egyiitt a Ike
sol 6rakig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05

indulo szezonban, ez csapat tel,
jes felszerelessel, EROS anyagiak-
kal a hata megett, lepjen be kiiz-
delembe.
A m,llatsag, amely hetf6n fog
lezajlani a Kossuth Kor 0sszes ter
meiben - minden tekintetben XII
valo es nagyszabasu lesz. A ma
eyarsagot, k0zonseg minden
cgyes tagjat, legyen az ifju vagy
hajlott koru, kitiin6 sz6rakozas
varja. A rendez6seg cgy csomo
meglepetest tartogat a koz0nseg
javara. Annyit mar most is elaru-
hunk, hogy ez alkalommal Rig6
J6ska hirneves S k0zszeretetben
all6 bandaja fog muzsikalni. Tame
lcsz kivilagos virradatig.
A Kossuth K0r terme tcle lesz
ez alkalommal ismet, mem csal1
azok lesznek jelen, akik egy f6-
nyes bal kereteben j0l akarnak
mulatni, hanem OFT lesznek azok
is, akik italian mas mulatsagokon
mem is szoktak reszt venni, de er-
re eljonnek, mivel bal j0vedcl-
me egy nemes, mindenki altal par
tolando magyar celt Szolgal.
Legyen oft magyarsag apraja-
nagyja
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
Szakszerii apolas lebetegedes alatt

Hogy lebetegedes veszely nelkiil
legyen, lkepzett apolasra van szGkseg.
kilonos gyakorlat kell chhez es ez iga-
zan az orvosi ltudomany egyik specia-
lis aga. A legjobb orvos sem eleg jo, ha
valaki vakbelgyulladasban szenved,
vagy eltor6tt laba. Ha a farmon egy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
VERHOVAY 1O8.

A Verhovay Segely Egylct tag
jainak tudomasara adom, hogy
februar havi rendes gyiilesiinl;
most vasarnap, februar san. del.
utan ket oral keydettel.lesz meg
tartva reformatus templom base
mentjtben. A tagok keretnek
hogy a gyjlesre minel nagyobI
szamban j6jjenel1 ell, hogy a ho
zando hatarozatok az 0sszta esao
akaratat juttassak ervenyre.
A hatralekosok rendezzek va.
sarnap tartozasaikat.
Amint AIT a magyarsag iol tud
ia, a Verhovay fiok ez esztend6
ben nagyszabasu husveti mulat
sagot rendez ennek a balnal
reszletei is szobakeriilnek vasar.
napi gyiiIes alkalmaval.
A fi6k beteg tagjai e heten: Ga
gyiba Janos (417 Oxford ST. 6
Hank6 Mihaly (27 Walter ST.. Z,
Youngstown.)
Gregosits JOSEF, titkar
All Kyle ST., Tel: 620Se
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-02-05
SZttLETESNAP.

Nagyszamu, kedelyes johan-
gulatu tarsasag, a magyar ifjusag
szine-java gyiilt egybe szombaton
este, hogy egy kedelyes party ke-
reteben szeretettel k0szontse a haz
iinnepeltjet, Hajdu Mariskat szii.
letesnapi evfordul6ja alkalmab6l
Amint a j6kedvb6l mem volt hi
any, azonkepen megrakott aszta.
lok vartak a jatekba, tancba meg.
thezett tarsasaeot. Hosszu lenne
el0sorolni AIT a rengeteg pompas
j6t - ami alatt az asztalok szin-
tie g0rnyedeztek.
Az lido sasszarnyakon repult, a
tarsasag minden egyes tagja nagy
szeriien erezven magat - bizony
csak a hajnal hasadtakor gondolt
ARA, hogy haza veszi utjat.
Egy kedves, feledhetelen est EN-
lekeivel gazdagon megrakodva -
teri ki-ki otthonaba, ahol azutan
az almok, szarnyan folyt tovabb a
party.