The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1925-06-26

I Chicago-Dr. John H. Byrud and
Milton Lipshute, heads of mythical
drug company which sold 10000 boxes
/ of quinn" tablets made of talcum
| powder were found guilty of conspir-
acy to defraud.
Chicago-Motor vehicles are carry.
ing more freight in Michigan than all
the railroads combined, w. w. Potter,
member of the Michigan public utili-
ties commission told the opening ses-
sion of the National Motor Bus Assoc
| citation.
Chicago-RetiIe led civil service en-
| ployees, numbering more than 10000
would receive Substantial annuity in
| crease IL congress acts favorably on
a resolution adopted by the sixth d.
vision of the Railway Mail Associa-
ton here. The resolution provides
the maximum monthly premium OF
| $50 be increased to 500.
Columbus, Ohio-Nationa1 Guard
troops will participate in Defense day
| celebrations In Ohio, Indiana and
Kentucky, July 4, the celebration to
be regarded as regular drill day, 1t
was decided at conference at Fort
Hapes in which Brigadier General d.
| E. Aultman, commander Of the Fifth
Corps area, participated.
San Francisco-Details Of COM
bined tube and bridge structure to
span San Francisco bay from this city
to Oakland, Calf, were made known
in hearing on the project before the
city and county board of supervisors.
1t is estimated the structure will cost
$50, 10000 900 and will take five years to
build.
New York-Plans for formation of
an international committee Of femin-
lists were announced by Miss Alice
Paul, who returned on the French
liner France after six months abroad.
Preparations are under way to launch
an international womens lobby to d.
rect the feminist movement in all
countries and to obtain more quickly
| equalizatin of rights of men and wo
men, she said.
San Enthusiastically of Agri-
| culture William M. Jardine, speaking
at a breakfast rendered him by the
San Francisco chamber of commerce
and the California Development Assoc
citation, said that on his return to
Washington he would begin conduct.
ing conferences to evolve some plan
to take care of any wheat SURPRISES
of the future. II am trying" he
explained, "to get agriculture back to
where it belongs-in the hands of the
farmers"
Sports
st. Paul-Fred Horey of ST. Paul,
driving Miller Special, established
worlds dirt track record for 10 miles,
when he won the final heat of the 100
mile auto race at the Minnesota State
Fair grounds in the remarkable time
of minutes and seconds before a
| crowd Of 10000 persons.
New York-The flags at Forest Hill
always fly high for William Tilden.
Vincent Richards learned that again
as the two met on the same course at
the stadium Of the West Side Tennis
Club where Tilden defeated the New
York youth in the final round last year
for his fifth national championship.
Five thousand spectators saw Tilden
demonstrate his superiority over
Richards in the feature match of the
exhibition.
Foreign
Tokio-Mme Kajiko YAKIMA, educa.
tionalist, founder and president Of the
W.C.T.U. of Japan, is dead here.
Beirut, Syria-The Ottoman code,
| which has been the law of the land
in Syria for several centuries, soon
will be replaced by the French sys-
tenn.
! Berlin-Demonstra for the liber
alton of the Rhenish territories took
place In front of the reichstag. The
! former mayor of Cologne, Max Wallraf
! gave solemn pledge Rhenish terri
! tory was inseparable from the Rhine.
| Seville, Spain-A commemorative
plaque to Washington Irving, the
American author and diplomat, was
unveiled in the house here where he
resided during considerable part of
the time spent in Spain.
Gaeta, Italy-A series Of subter
ranean galleries, believed to have
| formed part of the ancient defense
works of this seaport-known as the
Gibraltar Of Italy-was revealed when
the pavement caved in.
| Sofa-A statement to the press
| purporting to come from the Mace
DOMAIN revolutionary committee says
that Pancho Mikhailoff, the Mace
DOMAIN revolutionary leader, was
| killed by order Of the committee.
Madrid-One hour off to attend
church must be given to all persons
who are compelled to work on Sum
days, in accordance with royal de-
cree just published by King Alphonso.
! 1t is stipulated that there can be no
reduction from wages because of this
| time off,
| Jerusalem-Steps are being taken
by Sir Ronald Storrs, governor OF
Jerusalem, to preserve the only
known grave Of a crusader. It is the
last resting place of Philip Daubigne,
governor of the Channel islands, one
of the counsellors of King John at the
signing Of Magma Charta and tutor Of
the young King Henry III. Daubigne
came to Jerusalem in the train OF
Emperor Frederick II in 1929, and
died here in 1886.
Paris-The French note embodying
the Allies reply to German proposals
of security pact is ready to be de-
livered to the German government.