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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-12-30

arations for third year under Dawes
plan.
Sept s-France accused Rakovsky
Russian minister, of urging French
soldiers to revolt. and he denied the
Sept, 5-Eighth assembly Of League
of Nations opened: DR.. A. N. Guani
Uruguay, elected president.
Sept. l0-Sir Austen Chamberlain
told League of Nations Great Britain
would sign no more security pacts.
Sept l5-Canada. Cuba and Finland
elected to nonpermanent seats In
League of Nations council
Sept. 29-Presidents Coolidge and
Gales opened direct telephone line be-
tween Washington and Mexico City.
Oct. 5-America assessed counter
German products as result of tariff
increases by those countries.
France formally demanded recall of
Soviet Ambassador Rakovsky
Oct. 7-Yugo-Slavia closed the Bull
garian frontier because of raids by
comitadiis.
Oct. 1O-United States Department of
State approved reduction of interest
on French debt.
Oct 1S-Russia recalled Ambassador
Rakovsky from France.
OcI. 1S-Lithuania asked League of
Nations to intervene in its quarrel with
Poland.
Oct. sl--Dr Friedrich Won Pritt-
WITT und Gaffron selected as German
ambassador to the United States.
Nov, l1-Armistice day observed all
over the world.
France and Yugo- Slavia signed
treaty which enraged Italy.
Nov. 24-Italy and Albania made
their friendship pact a military alliance
as a reply to the Franco-Yugo-Slavia
treaty.
Russia protested against Polish ac-
tivities against Lithuanian independ-
ence.
Nov. 3O-Leasue Of Nations prepara-
tory disarmament commission met in
Geneva; Russia proposed total disarm-
ament within a year. which was re-
jected on ground that 1T must be pre-
coded by International alliances guar
anteeing security.
Dec 5-Council of League of Ma
tirns met in Geneva.
Dec LEAGUE of Nations council
referred Poland Lithuania quarrel to
Van Blockland of Holland for re-
port
Dec 10-Premiers Pilsudski of Po-
land and Waldemaras of Lithuania
made temporary peace agreement.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-12-30
Nal candidates in Mexico revoited and

Vial candidates In Mexico. revolted and
military units in Mexico City. Tor
econ and Vera Cruz mutinied.
Oct. 4-Serrano thirteen of his chief
followers and other revolters captured
by loyal Mexican troops and executed
Oct 9-Mexican rebels led by Gomez
annihilated by federal forces.
Oct 10-New Spanish national as
sembly opened by King Alfonso.
Oct 11-President Cosgrave of Irish
Free State reelected by the dali.
Oct. 13-Poland arranged for loan of
$70,0O0.OOO from American bankers.
Oct. 24-Moscow court condemned to
death three former millionaires as
spies for Great Britain.
Marshal Chang, in conjunction with
WI Pei-fu and Tang Shen-chi of Han
kow, announced general warfare
against the Marking government
Rumanian government frustrated
plot 10 put Prince Carol on the throne.
Greece wounded by an assassin.
Nov 1-Mustapha Kemal Pasha re-
elected President of Turkey.
Canton Nationalists announced new
Civilian regional government for
Kwantung and Kwangsi provinces of
China.
Nov. 4-Brazil arranged to get $685.
100000 gold from U. S. treasury.
Gen. Arnulfo Gomez, Mexican rebel
leader. captured and executed
Nov 7-Soviet Russia celebrated
tenth anniversary of the revolution.
Nov 10-Nanking Nationalist gov
eminent in China guaranteed freedom
for all religions
Nov 11-Fascist grand council
abolished the ballot and old parlia-
mentary system in Italy.
Nov 13-Hankow, China, occupied by
Marking Nationalist forces.
Unsuccessful attempt made to kill
Gen. Alvaro Obregon, candidate for
President of Mexico, with a bomb
Trotzky and Zinovieff expelled from
Communist party of Russia.
Nov 17-Adolph Joffe, Russian SOW
let leader, committed suicide.
Nov lS-Plot against President
Gales of Mexico foiled by seizure of
arms and men at New Orleans
Mohammed Ben Mulai, third son of
of Morocco.
Dec; 5-Portuguese government es-
country.
Dec. 11-Communists seized control
of Canton, China, after bloody riots.
Dec. 13-Nationalists regained pos
session of Canton: 1000 killed in bat
tie. Nationalist severed relations with
Soviet Russia.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-12-30
Famous Soldiers Charger

Gen. Phil Sheridan's war horse was
named "Rienzi." It was given to him
at Rienzi, small village iE Mississip-
pi, In August, 1868, by Captain Camp
bell of the Second Michigan cavalry.
hence its name.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-12-30
Tagging Then,

To prevent motor-car accidents I'm
Constantinople dumb persons must
wear red ribbons around their hats,
deaf persons yellow ribbons and blind
persons white ribbons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-11
TYPO PROGRESSIVE
WING IN CONTROL
Presidents Followers Gain
Upper Hand in Issues at
Convention.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
INDIANAPOLIS, August 11.-Fur-
Their clashes between the progressive
wing of the International Topographic
cal Union and fhe administration
were looked for today as the diamond
iub' lee convention of the organization
swung into it's fourth day. The pro-
gressive wing, headed by President
Charles 4. Howard. has been victori-
Gus in alIs controversies since the open
ing of the present conference, marking
the first me the administration has
!. lost control of an international con-
vention.
Yesterday the progressives won out
on a question that greatly concerns
the relationship between newspaper
publishers and the printers. The con-
vention. by vote of 295 to 2l3, adopt
ed a rule which makes it mandatory
for a publisher to reinState a dis
charged employee if a subordinate
union recommends that the employee
be reinstated. The reinstatement
holds good until the case has been in
yestigated by the executive council or
q convention.
The progressiveS forced adoption of
q change in the laws regarding pub
lication of the union publication.
Space in the publication was set apart
lUT Itl6 eApItSSlIS VI NiCN' Ny hitN
president and other officers without
such views being censored or edited
by the editor The union journal is
edited by union man. The conven-
ton will vote today on selection of
either Chattanooga. Tenn; Seattle,
Wash, or Charleston, S. c.. as the
place to hold the 1928 convention.
Unanimously adopting a report that
the Woman's Auxiliary of the Typo
graphical Union build home for its
aged and incapacitated members at
Colorado Springs. Colo. more than IS
women attending the convention voted
Yesterday to refer the subject to a
referendum before the 1928 conven-
ton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-11
D. C. Aviator Gets License.

Herbert J. Fahy of 1913 Twentieth
street. commercial aviator of Wash
ington. Yesterday was awarded Ii
cense as pilot of a transport plane by
the aeronautics branch of the Com
nlerce Department. Fahy is one of 81
whose licenses to pilot transport planes
were Endorsed by the department
Fahy is q pilot for the Potomac Fly
ing Service, Inc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-11

You will find the Palais Royal most con.
venient place to do your shopping. 1t is in
the heart of the shopping district. 1t is
close to the hotels 1t is near the theaters
and places of amusement. 1t offers you the
newest and most seasonable merchandise at
the lowest possible prices. When you are
in the store you will find helpful Informa.
ton and Service Bureau on the Main Floor.
We will check your parcels free of charge.
If you are planning to travel further and
wish reservations made, the Kirby Travel
Bureau on the Third Floor is at you dis.
posal-its services are free. Our corner,
18th and G streets, is trolley transfer
point. The Baltimore and Annapolis Rail.
way is just up the street. If we can be of
any service-command us!
The Palais ROYAL
Aug. II, 1927.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-11
TUBERCULOSIS IN COWS
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED
U. S. Live Stock Inspector An
acunces Cures Effected by Remedy
evolved by Oregon Veterinarian.
By the Associated Pres,

By the Associated Press.
PORTLAND. Greg, August 11.-D".
A. J. Dinse, United States live stock
inspector. yesterday announced that ex-
animation of three of ten cows sub
iected to a supposed tuberculosis cure
FIVE months ago, after they had been
condemned, showed the animals were
free from any sign of the disease and
fit for human consumption. The
treatment was evolved by DR.. George
Kirkpatrick, Portland veterinarian.
DR.. Dinse said the three cows were
slaughtered and subjected to search
ing examination, and that even the
glandul2rt structure of one of the ami
mails was found free of tuberculosis
This was said to be most, unusual
in the case of animals which have
reacted to the tubercuiin tests.
Taken alone, it was said, the de-
velopment means nothing from a
scientific viewpoint, but the authori-
ties characterized the absence of
tuberculosis in the carcasses as ere
markable."
Government inspectors said tests
would be made over period of sew
eral months before a definite an
nouncement was made regarding the
cure
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

He has forged rapidly to the front
recently and is confident that he
can stop the speedy Los Angeles
battlcr.
In the semi final Tony Cortello
Of Ocean Park, sparring partner
Of Goldic Hess. will meet Jimmy
Huff. Huff has fought in numer.
Gus main'cvents here and is well
liked for his mixing abilities. The
battle should prove a fast one for
both boys like to swap punches and
both know the game.
Mike Murrillo of san Diego and
Burl Whitehead of Culver City will,
do the scrapping in the special six
round battle. This promises plenty
Of action. Murrllo is a pleasing
bov in the ring and clever. In
Whitehead hc meets q youngstcr of
the sock type aud action should re.
suit.
Sailor Ted Williams Of San D.
ego and George Kovar Of Ocean
Park are slated TO open the show.
The bouts will start at $3.50 o'clock
and special bus service will be af-
forded fans from the PickWiek sta.
tion TO the arena.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
Two Indicted In
Fight Film Case

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 3o.-Two
indictments, one directed against
theatrical booking agent, were on
record here today following the in
.vestigation conducted by the fcdcr-
al grand jury into the presence
here of films of the recent Dempsey
Tunney fight.
T. r. Gardner, a booking agent,
is charged with conspiracy in con
nection with the alleged transport
alton of the motion pictures into
Los Angeles, it was reported. The
person named in the other indict-
ment is not known.
The indictments were returned
late yesterday at a special session
of he grand jury at which L. $.
District Attorney McNabb appeared
for the government. AS no judge
was available TO receive the indict-
mentS Gardeners arrest was delayed
until today.
Gardner is said to have rented
the films to IA local theater. No
attempt will be made to prohibit
the showing of the films, McNabb
declared.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
BY PAUL w. WHITE
Press staff Corresponden

\
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.--The out
field advantage that the New York
Yankees have over the Pittsburgh
Pirates lies principally in Colonel
Jacob Rupert IS $4,000 "A year bar,
gain-Babe Ruth.
The big slugger, unleashing u pow
e-fui batting attack in the late sea
son, will carry into the world series
next week whatever momentum at
taches itself to the tying or break
ing of his six year old home run rec
ord.
,hen Ruth shot his 59th and 59th
home runs into the right field
hIeachers at the Yankee stadium
yesterday, thereby equalling the
mark that seemed incredible when
he set it in 1921, he made hundreds
of dollars for himself and his team
rates and for the National leag-
uers to be met in the post season
series.
For when Ruth is "right" the
fans can It keep away and Forbes
ield and the stadium were assured
apacity crowds by the Babes late
eeptcmber squirt.
He has two more games against
the pitching talent of the Washing.
ton Senators and il he cracks out
NO. 60 and sets "A new record, crowds
Ly thousands viii flock to sec him
play.
In addition to his work on the
,ffense, Ruth has been having one
of his best years in the field. His
arm has cut off a great many runs
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
SPORT NEWS SECTION
WHITE COMPARES STRENGTH
OPERATES AND YANKEES

Mt the plate and he covers a sur.
prising amount of territoy.
Paul Waner will be Ruth s rival
in right field if the Pirates win the
rennant as they can by taking only
one more game. Waner' .385 bat,
ting average leads the league. But
even Waner cannot hope to match
Ruth.
For one thing, world series is
cid stuff to the Yankee player,
while Waner is participating fol
the first time.
Waners Are Stars
. The Pirate may come through in
veteran fashion but in the so-called
Crucial series with the Giants a
short time ago, he seemed to be
over-anxious.
The brightest stars of both teams
are in right and scattered around
the rest of the diamond s outskirts
are lesser but still bright luminar-
les.
The Yanks have Earl Combs in
center and Bob Meusel in left. The
Pirates have Lloyd Waner and
Clyde Barnhart, respectively, in
those positions. Combs and Lloyd
Waner are the lead-off men for
their clubs and both get on with sur
prising facility.
Meusel has the better Of Barn
hart both in batting and all-round
ability.
The Pirates outficld offers the
most surprising feature of the 1927
season. Sitting on the Pittsburgh
bench has been the task assigned
to Hazen Cuyler-a player with a
life time batting average of .343
and a record of los stolen bases in
three years.
"Kiki' Cuyler, if he were at his
best and could join the lineup with
no trace of the bad feeling that has
existed between himself and tho
management. would bring the Pr
ates' outfield strength virtually on
a par with that of the Yankees.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
Cosby Briefs
From GridirOns

LOS ANGELES Development Of
. first string puntcr marked inten-
sive activity on the Southern Nall-
fornia practice field this week.
Jesse Hibbs. tackle, is being groon'-
ed for the job and shows promise.
The principal worry of Coach ltow-
ard Jones in the game tomorrow a
gairst Santa Clara will be his line.
CHICAGO Oklahoma Universe
ty's light, speedy football squad
arrived here today for tomorrow )
,ntest with the Chicago Maroous.
ANN ARBOR, Mich.-Michigan IN
win attempt to develop IA ''Fried-
man to Oosterbaan passing combi'
lation in thc game with Ohio Wcs-
Ivan tomorrow without the throw
Jug member of the combination
which won games for the Wolvcr'
inc in past seasons.
MADISON, WIS., Joe Krcsky,
fullback, will be available to the
Badgers this year at fullback, il
was announced.
LOGAN, Utah.--Coaoh Dick Rom
nov Of lfah Aggi"S needs smash
ing 100 pound tackle and clever
elusive triple threat back TO make
his team a serious contender for
the eonferonr" championship, OBJ
servers believe.
BERK ELEl--Coach Nibs Price
has practically an entirely injured
team and will meet thp University Y
ot Nevada with substitutes Satur
day.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
TROJAN ELEVEN
SEES REAL FOE
IN SANTA CLARA
by United Press Leased Wire

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 30-Foot
ball, undisputed king of the fall
sports, will swing into its second
stanza this weekend, with the I'm
iversity of Southern California
graphing a possible Tartar in Santa
Clara in the coliseum here tomorrow
and other southland squads mixing
at home and abroad.
With his squad in good condition,
but still far from pleasing football
ically speaking, Coach Howard Jones
makes no bones about the fact that
he will be tickled if his warriors
emerge from Saturdays tilt with
the scalp of the collegians safely
annexed.
The Santa Clarans came within
an inch of knocking over California
in the opening battle for both
schools last week, losing after a
desperate Bruin rally netted touch
downs for IA to 6 win. Then
against Occidental the Trojans dis
played ragged power, lacking CO.
hesion in the pinches despite the 33
to 0 result in their favor. Jones
refused to underestimate the Santa
Clara strength and has been drilling
all week to overcome Trojan faults.
Jones will probably start Captain
Morley Drury, Lloyd Thomas, How
ard Elliott and Edelson in the Tro-
jan back field, with the line per
sonnel still uncertain. Adam
Walsh. Santa Clara mentor will de.
pend upon the ball-carrving combin-
alton of Barsi, Cummings, Simoni
and Terrcmerc, with backfield and
line substitutions his big worry as
the Bronco squad lacks a long sub
stitute list.
Two southern con-:renc- games
will knock the lid off the annual
championship race with California
Institute of Technology favorite
over Redlands in the Rose Bowl
Pasadena, and Whittier and La
Verne 'anybody's guess' at the
poet = stronghold. Last year un-
expected scoreless tie still irritates
| the memories of the Whittier ath-
; letes and the battle is taking on
the semblance of a "rcvenge' en-
counter as far as the poet fold is
concerned. Whittier has an early
season victory, a 40 to affair
| gathered at the expense of navy
team, to rate slight favorite,
| Captain coax Pendlcton and 4
| fast-stepping youth named Payne
who transferred from Pomona Jun
Tor College and cavorts at fullback,
are expected to feature the Poet $
offensive.
! Minus the services of George
Fusco, fullback, Glenn Rozellc
runter and runner, and Cuthbert
tackle, all injured, Occidental will
! journey to Tucson to meet Arizona
in non-confcrcce struggle, while
| L. G. l.. A. engages the Fresno
State Teachers, also foreign tc
Southern California at Moore Field
here. San Diego is doped to win
, from Christian College on the for
mer's field.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
WINNER TONIGHT
TO GET CHANCE
WITH M'LARNlN

Jimmy Murphy of Hollywood aad
Ad Ruiz of Los Angeles will have
more than a mere win to look for.
ward TO when they meet at the
arena tonight for the battlc will de-
/, eide the opponent Of Jimmy Me
Larnin in the main event az San
Diego two weeks hence. The tive
boys will weigh in near the 135
pound mark and both are entering
he battle with plenty of followers.
While Jimmy Murphy is a slight
favorite due to his recent seven
straight victories via the knockout
lroute Ruiz is not to be treated as
] n light opponent. Dick Dillard,
manager of Ruiz, told Frank Rich
'snond this morning that he has
plenty of the old green that he is
willing to place on Ruiz in ease
aayol.s. questions his ability.
Ruiz by the way is regarded as
n whirlwind for action. He throws
shenty of gloves and in 100 fights
hav lost but three decisions. Young
Papke., Joe Lewis, Earl Forsc, Billy
Hoon and Joe Chaney are among
some of the boys he has defeated.
Ruiz has scored knockout win
,ver Georgia Goodrich and recently
Itopped Grant Willardson in the
: fifth round.
! Murphy. however, is banking on
ais heavy left to add another knock.
'eut to his recent string tonight.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
WATCHING The
SCOREBOARD
By United Press Len.ed Wire

By United l'ress Leased Wire
Victory over the Reds at Cincin-
.rati today will assure the Pitts
burgh Pirates of winning the 1927
National League pcnnant. If they
lose it will mean the Cardinals and
Giants still have chance to tie
for the lead in the Senior League.
The Cardinals chance of winning
without play off was lost yester-
dav when the Reds beat them, :
TO .. If Pittsburgh loses the re-
manning three games with the Reds
and the Cards win their last two
with the Cubs, the league standing
will be tied at the end of the week.
The Giants can also tie by win
ming three games if the Pirates
aose three.
Babe Ruth had c hancc today
. break his 1927 home run record
(which he cqualled in the Ianks
ame with Washington yesterday
W hitting his jsth and 59th hom-
ers. New York beat the Senators
t5 to 4.
= Qnt St. loulS-' lHfihHitl SdIut
yas ..hard luck contest for
the Cards frn-, thc start. Young
! Franknousc pitched well enough for
ST. Louis to win any ball game, but
four of the five hits he allowed had
to come in the fourth inning.
And in that fatal inning Frank
house picked mp the wet, slippery
1 ball and threw it into right field
.'whcn he had I'm easy out at first
!, base. The four hits and the error
leveut for three runs. St. Louis
'asight hits off May could only. be
made TO score two runs.
Eleven hits madr by thc Braves
off Ray Miller, Phillv recruit, Were
kept so scattered that only one run
resulted. The score:
|. Philadelphia Z; Boston |.
: The Athletics lost to the Red SoN
6 to |, due to the weakness of Guy
!, ,Cantrell, recruit pitcher, who allow
cd II hits. Jack Bradley, another
newcomer who pitched for Boston,
held the runners.up in the American
League to six hits.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
Poultry

FOR SALE-White Leghorn hens
and pullets. Porter n. Ferguson.
Phone 36F21. Hol.ville. 1857
ICkENS-Dressed or undressed.
1882 Woodward. Phone 900. 25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
Racing Driver Has
Narrow Escape
~ United Press Leased Wire

FRESNO, Cal, Sept. 30.-Bill
Paione, Reno, Nev., race driver, was
recovering from an operation at the
County General Hospital today fol
lowing a narrow escape from death
at the fair grounds late yesterday
afternoon.
Paige. who was entered in the
Fresno District Fair race carnival
scheduled Saturday, was making Il
practice run when his machine
crashed through a fence at turn.
4 large silver of wood penetrat-
cd his leg barely missing his abdo-
men, dislodging his pelvic bone and
causing internal injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

FOR RENT-Nice desirable rooms
with good home cooked meals at
Mrs. Watson 5, 715 Orange. Phone
945. LETT
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

This Is the first CT a series
of four stories comparing the
lineups Of the New York Yank-
ees, American League champi-
ons, and the Pittsburgh Pirates,
probable winners Of the Ma
ii .Nal League pennant.
In this article the rival out
fields are discussed.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
So. California
Sport Briefs

HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 80. - The
main event on the Hollywood arena
fight card tonight will eliminate
either Tommy Hughes, Cleveland, or
harry Goldstein from the elimina-
tion tourney being conducted to To-
cate possibilities for the fiyweight
championship forsaken by Fidel La
Earba when he entered Stanford
recently. Hughes rules a slight ia
voritc as he is, making his first ap-
pearance in the Legion ring, while
Goidstein lost prestige through a
draw three weeks ago with Boy
Wally. They will fight 10 rounds.
frankie Tondorf and Jackie Carr
lave been selected for the six-round
semi, windup, with a six round spec
ial and two four round affairs com
pleting the bill.
CULVER CITY, Sept. S0.-Willie
Davies won "A 10 round decision over
Freddie Imperial in the main event
here last night after Il rugged battlr.
" Inc NdSdbdOIih 'ut At'
Lopez in the second of IL scheduled
six round -windup, while Oscar
Baker flatteued Al Dresden after
the special event had been under
way but so seconds. Victor Bert
lev beat. Earl Coustian and Neil
Bruce defeated Lew Sauher in the
fourround preliminaries.
PASADENA, Sept. S0.-A close
decision was handed Johnny Lamar
O-er Joe Dicz here last night after
the pair had travelled II furious pace
for 10 rounds. In the semi wiudup
Joe Bailey beat Jack O'Brieu, while
Marcellino lomelli was given the
nod over Harry Cerrera in the six
round special. IN the four round
reliminaries young Fi1'po beat Cliff
Martinez and John Hayward knock
cd out Cliff Figucroa.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

Tarce Rivers, Tularc county, is to
build a union school to cost $4,000.
Sanger, Fresno county, is erecting a
high school building to cost $l62,.
COO.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
Lost and Found

Aug. 81. Female Bos.
ton bull, dark brindle, ,whire
marks, trimmed ears, undershot
jaw, screw tail. Name Jane. Re-
ward. Mrs. Allen. Box 4, Impariaf
Phone 135M. 29tol
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

LOST-English bull dog, one year
old. lce. ear cut off, long scar ON
left hind leg. Reward IS. h. Ia.
mort, Rte. |, Box 35l, 26t6
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterday's Results

Yesterdays Results
New York 10, Washington 4.
Boston 8, Philadelphia |.
st. Louis-Cleveland, postponed,
rain.
Detroit Chicago, postponed, rain.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-09-30

IOST-Pedal for bass drum and
cymbal, Monday night. Return
Press office. 29t2