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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-23

Jos. Beck, who Is student at the
"U" is home for the Easter vacation
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-23
CHILD HEALTH AND
PARENT EDUCATION.

Here is story which the boys and
girls can read out loud when the
family gathers around the fire to-
night.
Nine-tenths of the whippings are
parents give children are unnecessary.
Not only that, but in many cases this
is exactly the wrong way to deal with
the children.
Now, this is not mere guess work.
It is the settled opinion of experts in
this matter Of bringing up children.
Authorities in child study who are
preparing for the Northwest Confer
ence for Child Health and Parent Ed
ucation in st. Paul, March ~, % and
% say that parents are continually
making this error.
Leaders in child study now are
agreed that most of the whippings
which the average parents give their
children are unnecessary" DR.. Richard
Gliding Beard, secretary for the con-
ference, said I'm most cases, other
ways Of appealing to boys and girls
are more effective and more conduc-
i've by far to their welfare"
One session of the conference will
deal with behavior problems. Speak
ers who have made special study
of discipline will explain, Lor the
benefit of parents, teachers and 9TH
ers interested in children, just how to
deal with boys and girls whose con-
duct does not come up to expecta-
tons.
This is not the only thing to be
taken up at the conference, however.
Forty speakers, including many noted
authorities in various fields of child
study, will take part in the confer
ence, and their talks will cover q
wide range of subjects. The rail-
roads have granted a special rate OF
Ia fare and a half for the round trip
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-23

Hickman, besides being sentenced
to death, last week also received life
sentence for the murder of Toms the
druggist. 1t is safe to assume that
If the first sentence is carried out on
April 81 as anticipated, he will not be
compelled to serve the last sentence.
The first will stand unless stay is
obtained in the meantime. Why wait
until April 81?
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-23
ATTENDED COUNTY
REP. CONVENTION.

Jacob L. Pete. M. j. Murphy, Thos.
Harri, A. w. Nelson, John E. Porthan,
James Moonan, Olaf KnutSon, F. B.
James, Peter Schaefer, A. j. Thomas,
Leonard Slabodnik, B. o. Strachan,
VIM. Olds. Jr., and H. j. Fatland at
tended the Republican County Con-
vention in Duluth Saturday. The
convention hau been called by County
Chairman Carver Richards of Vir-
ginia.
DR.. Lennott of Virginia was made
temporary Chairman. r. w. Hitch
cock of Hlbbing was unanimously
chosen as delegate at large to the Ma
Clonal Convention at Kansas City
and j. r. MacGregor was endorsed
after close vote, defeating Mrs.
Marble for the honors.
Mr.. MacGregor will go before the
district convention at Duluth today
for endorsement and it is prophecied
that he will be the unanimous choice
while the counties outside of ST.
Louis, Carlton, Cook, Itasca, Lake
and Koochiching will be given one
delegate.
There will be LOG delegates in the
convention, SO of which are from ST.
Louis county. Carlton has 9, Cook 4;
Lake and Koochiching 6. w. E.
Irwin Of Two Harbors is figured as
the likely candidate to land over j. E.
Gillispie of Carlton. Long of Inter-
natioal Falls is figured as the alter
nate for MacGregor.
Delegates from here to the District
Convention are .eUer Schaefer and
Chas. Trezona with NJ J.. Murphy
and James Moonan as alternates.
These are also the delegates to the
State Convention at st. Paul tomor-
row. The state convention gives
promise Of being very warm, the
scrap being between Hoover and
Lowden forces for delegates.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-23

of Biwabik, and Jacob Makila, Oscar
Maxi and Robert Kukko of this city.
several OF the men received fair
marks, Mr.. Calvert says, and it Is
expected that one of them will be
be placed on duty in this ranger dist
riot this coming summer The ex-
animation was written and required
considerable time to complete
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-23
THREE ELY BOYS TAKE
RANGER EXAMINATIONS.

Seven candidates recently took the
forestry tests of the Minnesota for
estry department at the Office of E.
v. Calvert, ranger in charge of the
Tower station. The applicants were
Walford Peterson, Emil Holmstrom,
VIM. Erickson and Fred Johnson, all
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1928-03-23
NEW FIRM IN CHARGE
OF SERVICE GARAGE.

Elmer and Chick" Lindbeck have
assumed control of the Carlson Ser
vice Garage on Sheridan Street thru
purchase from Carlson Bros. Both
are popular young men who have
many friends and without a doubt
will make success of their new un-
dertaking. The Service Garage has
enjoyed a fine patronage under the
Carlson regime and which no doubt
will be continued under the Lindbeck
Bros. Their ads will be signed by the
Lindbeck Chevrolet Company.
Mrs. o. E. Gibson was q Duluth
visitor this week.
Evening star., 1928-03-24

lower. than Aghar Pind had intimated.
Peter found himself practically COM
PEELED to crawl upon his hands and
knees. He was in what technically, on
board a steamship he knew. was deSig-
mated as the tunnel" Above his head
was obviously the flooring of the cabins:
and. when two or three yards along,
Aghar Pind again stopped, he knew
that he must be at the extreme stern
end of the brig
"Sahib," said Aghar Pind. there is
a trap door here that opens into one
of the two cabins of which I told the
sahib Only Tajal Ali and /, Aghar
Pind. his servant, of all on board, know
of this, for Tajal Ali had it made
secretly so that there would be way
out that no one should know. II the
Sahib is ready / will open 1t now
Peters revolver was in his hand,
Just minute, Aghar Pind," he said
harShiy. IF you are capable of betray-
ing your master. who trusted you. you
are quite capable of betraying me! You
understand me?"
"Sahib," replied Aghar Pind imper-
turbably. what l do now, / do neither
for the love of the sahib. nor for the
love of the Miss Sahib. When / have
proved my faith to the Sahib. will
make all clear 10 him. Is 1t the sahib's
will that we so on?"
Garry on!" said Peter gruf1ly. But"
Evening star., 1928-03-24

st. Marks of Venice. Italy, is the
first of the three national CATH adrals
of Europe to be restored. Workmen
have Just completed their task of 20
years in making it safe Tor use. The
cathedral was built in 1863. and deco
rated and faced with marble by the
Venetians after the fall of Constanti-
NOBLE The structure was very weak.
however and large cracks appeared in
the wall. Workmen have been filling
in the cracks, repairing the vault and
replacing the damaged stones and
motar with concrete The other cathe-
drals being restored are St Pauls, IN
London, and that at Mayence. Ger
manv
Evening star., 1928-03-24
vTzT IN ons NAT m Mystery Story
II me- NVAWlN G NWuS0OTUA ByFR /.
,e7n rur
ropvrlrh.. 1887. bv Frank L. Packard.

he reached out suddenly and touched
the other with the muzzle OF his re-
volver-"you will go first, Aghar Pind!
Aghar Pind laughed softly:
"The sahib forgets that I knew he
had the revolver which was given to
him by the rcd-haired man," he said
and reaching upward. there suddenly
appeared an opening above him,
through which faint light now came
filtering down into the tunnel"
r, ..at......i l.. rIN.,,,,ntrOuutc Gtnr
Evening star., 1928-03-24
RGCOMMENDEn sEnvICE.

The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to star
readers. Any complaint found
necessary to be made 10 The star
will receiva prompt attention. For
admission 20 Recommended Service
Column call Main 1000, Branch ia
AUTO PAINTING ions CuMplsslnn Ia as
hours With wonderful rev dutAhle laeaueg
hnish Thai wrawa hAudspnler With ase. pTael
aEaittst rain. spaw iee. steam soap AtIi,
mnnlA. acids Alkail and alkaline m,td. Let
this excellent material, rriesA, sac un Joe,
MekssNalds, Inc, 1000 upshNr a. cNl aNaA
AtIsgn PARTS NigkEL rEATEns hFass beds.
gsi, frank, kWi 40 risses A a,w,
Evening star., 1928-03-24
HELP--MALE.
(Continued.)
WANTED
SALESMAN.

Young man, must be aggres-
sivc, to represent nationally adj
vertised food products in the city
of Washington.
Experience Not Necessary.
Unusual opportunity for ad-
vancement. State age, educa-
ton, present salary and exper-
ience in own handwriting.
Address Box 1871, Star Office
TRUCK DRIVER
for Ford, colorcd must know how 10 fire
large furnace and do general handy work
Only those willing to work hard need apply.
salary. $50 week and quarters. Apply at
80 nm, with reference. 1910 Eye st NV.
A REAL OPPORTUNITY.
WITHOUT THE
INVESTMENT
OF A DOLLAR.
The oldest and one Of the
largest Mutual Life Insurance
Companies in America is de-
sirous of adding TEN men to
its organization.
Only those of the highest type
and who desire to make Life In
surance their life's work will be
considered.
A complete course is given
and every possible assistance is
constantly rendered by the man
ager.
We will chccrfully grant an
interview which could not prove
less than interesting and bene-
fcial.
Address Box 232-J, Star Office.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
WANTED--SALESMEN.

MAN wanted to drive car for manager
realty office: utility and salesman salary
$50 month and small commission: good
opening for right party of good reference.
experience. etc. Address Box 2i3.J. Star
office.
Statesmen wanted in our appliance depart
ment See MIR Tracy between and o an.
4th floor. National Electrical Supply CO..
i3aS y. y ave. NV. -
TO SELL high class local securities. Phone
Fr. 577S between and 10 am. 80
WANTED experienced magazine men TO
travel: hest proposition on the market. See
Mr.. Powell. 1901 Mathers Bldg. $50 I'M.
Monday
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN.
Well established and growing concern. spe-
cialiying in the sale of homes has opening
for an experienced man who can sell real
estate prospects and full cooperation gwen;
ali answers will I've treated conhdentially.
Address Box a66-J. star office.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
WANTED-AGENTS.


AGENTS wanted TO sell new window
operating device to builders: liberal com.
mi ssion tn men already selling local build
ing trade; prompt reply necessary. stating
telephone number and references. Address
Box 4S5-H Star office. 26'
Evening star., 1928-03-24

HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

SALESMEN--Ten more good statesmen 10
sell the Washington auto owners the hest
proposition ever Offered the public Sales
men are making $50 to 500 per week.
Apply IN person. 705 14th st. ne. am.
Monday. 25e
Evening star., 1928-03-24

DESKS chaiIs. flies. safes and safe cabinets.
metal lockers tables etc. save money
new and rtc0nditiCTed Office furniture. We
also rent ofiite furniture. GIG IT. NV H.
Baum son Main gi36.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
PERSONAL
The rate under heading OF Personal ts
cents per line additional to the reg
atar line rate,

THE 1Id LITTLE TIE w!oSpElR, EAR PHONE foE
Co. sl3 9Th NV. a4'
HUSBAND AND WIFE Will. UPKEEP
change for living, quarters. with outdoor
blay space for year girl: reference.
SEAMSTREsS w oRK BEAUTIFULLY
machine. 1873 NJ ST., Thomas Circfe. Frank
SETTLED COUPLE DESIRE TO ARRANGE
pleasure trims with party owning ear. shar.
ing expenses. Address Box 2.:,-J, Star ertcv.
ROOM FOR 3 IN AUTO TO CHAR: :orrES-
AA77 between and nm. SATURDAY
SHADY :, REST sASNAToRIuM. SILVER
"pera,ve sases @ and and cnnSsisscents sn phnTe
silver Snrlng l4d for illustrated hooktet,
WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN BY HOUR
Or day while mothers work and shop :, pc
WANTED = INFORMATION REGARDING
1a.ss ,. no. esccedins si' per week Atidr..ss
MAssEusE-~GlvE EXCELLENT TREAT.
meats for nerve dls2rdsr' poor circulation,
"1S"a 3 VI, Ara ini M % Potomac n.s ssss' S''' i'''
SLIP COVERS, ovERsruFFEn SIP, CUSH
iens snss ,.sp.a Fastener, 'nss sa material. 1e
hEGlAIEhED NURSE. WITH hEAJIiFtlt
home, sictnlt~ Of wariman Park. has lovrN'
bright room for awed couple. invalid ar con.
yalescent splendid diet, care ani COMPANION
nurses furnished pfot references, Al stSS.
nATTI.E CREEK MASSEuSE VIOLET RAY
heatments trainest assistant, ManicurtnE
daily, 10 to q, Ant q t4AN n 81 NV
GIRL no LEARN REAUTy PROFESSION.
must he inteiltgent4 tilo tann ave. secNnd
floor oppasite the Maytiewer, .1s
SPANISH, fRENch. GERMAN. ALSO ENG
lish e. Iore,sners sSe lessoe 14Aa \ s.
CABINET hATHS, 3oAIITE. VIOLET RAY.
baking, olee, and swedish MASSAGE. reducing
Franklin 40 .t%
MASSAGE. rHYStOrHRRAPY CHlROpRACs
tie. SARA j. HOLMSTRoM a0S 4, Cap,
itai, lincoln 7i3T
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS GIVEN HY A
nasssuse for all chronic conditions Potomac
1a4T
MANfCuRiN0 FACfAI. ScAisp AND n0DY
MASSAGE: mineral and salt rqhs trained a..
klaIants Hours. 10 B; closed SUNDAYS. 1870
AW ann u, ant 81
Evening star., 1928-03-24

PIANO. refrigerator. gas ranges heds. gas
heaters. etc. Address Box 14S-J star oflee.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
1--WE STOCK ANn CAfrlE

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"a laeA hsAARSt& StEaw ksSsA Sfa 80
faeas lssslAaa slSa.
Evening star., 1928-03-24

a ghost was responsible for
old Man" Jensen's moral ref
ormation everybody in the little
4 isolated Missouri mountain COM
Evening star., 1928-03-24
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

ADDING MACHINES-Sold rented repaired.
Rentals So per mo. up. United Tyne e
Add. Mach. Co., 1927 y. Y. ave. II. 550J.
Evening star., 1928-03-24
st. Marks, Venice, Restored.

Continued in Tomorrow's Starr
Evening star., 1928-03-24

GARAGE BUILDERS and manufacturers:
metal on VOID frame or all steel Sold on
| low monthly rayments: two years 20 raw
We use the seSi material and workmanship
| the market affords inspect our garages
Cell Lincoln fOi00 WASHINGTON Construc
| q Co 600 ., ne
Evening star., 1928-03-24


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Evening star., 1928-03-24

GIRL, reliable fnf genpFai hauaaMntk Wust
hafe city references 1aaA Morrison e. N,Vs
Phone ulsYs, atls,
Evening star., 1928-03-24
MELP--DOMESTTC.
En-At.A

GIRL WANTED for cooking and general
hOusew0rk; live on premises: must be kind
to children right wages references Deccs.
sary. 1908 34th street NV. Phone Ceye-
Evening star., 1928-03-24

GENUINE OPPORTUNITY
for the man Ut integrity and pleasing por
snnaiitY who ~ over so wears of axe and
ambitious 20 permanently better hia posi-
lion. aonneCtion open with an established IN
stiintibn no stocks bonds books, insurance
advertising or real estate large earnings
possible and possibilities for managerial pn
sttion IN auf expansion program give tee
phone nlm'ef iur appointment Adufess
HHg H41.J Star nff1ge
Evening star., 1928-03-24

HUSBAND AND WIFE will upkeep your
place for summer. or otherwise. in exchange
for living quarters, with outdoor play space
for ga -year-old girl: reference. Phone
Georgia 405s. ..5'
RESIDENTIAL MANAGER of apartment
house or of estate by couple experienced in
handing all situations. Columbia 0935-J.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-23

each mir In It's right place. Then
set" the waves with the comb.
which means pushing the waves
slightly upward with the comb until
they are in correct place.
The cap should hen be spread out
10 IL full extent nv placing the hands
inside the network. When the cap
is spread wide. hold Il over the
head and slowly lower IL until IL
touches the top Of the head. Keep
the hands inside the cap and keep Il
spread out until IL has been brought
down over the sides and the back OF
the head. Then slip the hands out
and tuck up any loose ends. being
careful not 70 push them under the
cap too roughly or the wave will be
disarranged.
Now the two little ribbons which
are attached to the sides OF the cap
are brought around 70 the back Of
the head and tied securely SO that
the cap won't become loosened dur
ing the night.
As soon as the hands are removed
from inside the network. II closes
down snugly over the waves and YOU
can toss and turn 10 your hearts
content with never a fear OF a
mussed-up wave in the morning.
Upon removing the cap the waves
Will be as trim and neat as though
you had Just left your pet hairdres-
ser. All You need do Is to run the
comb through the hair and gently
push the waves up with the fingers
10 give them that soft appearance.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-23

a. far as he could see there was
nothing but water everywhere.
Now chirped CheerI Cricket
from her doorway. your dream has
come true. / hope you1l enjoy Il.
See. the sky Is still cloudy and Old
Rain Frog In still crying more rain.
I'm glad you hike rain and I'm glad
I'm at home"
"Oh don't. DON'T sobbed WigEly
Worm. I've all the water / want
for some time to come. III admit I
love rain. but ! guess ! made a mis-
take when l said | wished IL would
rain all the time. Ill surely die IN
someone doesn't help me out Of this
puddle"
We'll. II you really have an the
water you want for one day" laughed
CHEEKY Cricket" maybe I NJ help
y0u." and she ran into her little
house returning with her long
clothes line. She tossed Wiggly
Worm one end and quickly pulled
him back onto dry land. There you
are. viii you come In until u clears
up a bit?"
wiEEly Worm was old and tired
and followed CHEEKY Cricket into her
nice warm little house where she
gave him q lovely U OF tea and
some sweet cake.
That was the last time any one
ever heard Wiggiy Worm wishing
for rain all the time.
Copyright. Is4s. Newspaper FsAturs strrlcs. Inc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-23

NJ EEPING ones wav beautiful
~ is as important az getting q
NJ beautiful wave In the first
place, One can't go TO the hair.
dressers every day. or wen two or
three times each week. TO have the
old wave reset and yet one can't be
going about with scraggy ends and
askew ripples decorating the head.
The answer 70 this problem OF
coiffure Is In making use OF the
clever and attractive little sleeping
nets made expressly for the purpose
Of holding the wave steady. despite
the turning and tossing hat n
does during sleep.
These caps my be purchased at
most stores handling toilet articles
and even the extra tussy and lovely
ones cost only a dollar or 50. max
ing them within the reach OF every
woman.
These little sleeping caps are some.
what on the order OF a hair net. but
are made OF silk cords instead OF
strands OF hair and most OF them
have bandeaux OF taffeta that form
an attractive outline around the
face.
II takes no time at all 10
the hair and slip on the cap. and the
result the next morning Is exceed
ingly satisfying.
First comb out all the tangles from
the hair and bring IL down flat. with
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-23

"HE footsteps and voices OF our
husbands drew nearer and Lii
lian threw open her door.
"Madge IL In here with me-"
she said. Come on IN and give Us
the low down on old Phil. Did he
get away without sentencing Mary
TO be shot at daybreak?"
Il told you we'd find them to-
gether." Harry Underwood turned to
Dicky. ignoring for a breath his
wlfe's question. oh Sorry. Lii. Yes.
the old boy has departed without ex.
ecuting anybody, although I'm sure
he clamped a pair or handouts on
Mary early In the tennis game. AT
any rate she hardly looked at Noel
after that"
II wish l were the mistress Of a
castle back In the middle ages. LII
Ian said ~fervently. What I wouldn't
do TO that old lad In the way OF
boiling oil and red hot armor and a
few other trifling pleasantriesr
Well I'd keep the fire stirred
myself" her husband said. while
Dicky growled some indistinct com
ment which | knew was on anathe-
ma OF my employer.
The poor old chap d0eSnt seem
TO have a friend on earth" ] said
trying 10 speak lightly. but conscious
that my husbands eyes were on me.
However. I'm with you In saying
that he doesn't deserve one. He real
~ IL too ridiculous as well as cruel
IN his efforts 70 separate Mary and
Noel"
There's going TO be an explosion
In that direction soon. or l never
have watched human beings under
stress" Harry Underwood declared.
MARY may be able 10 hold herself
in hand. but Noel's nearly breaking
I can tell you. II our august young
royal highness doesn't look U she's
likely TO find herself tossed over the
nearest fence while Noel attempts
the Lochlnvar stunt with Mary.
However. II wasn't 10 talk about the
young folks hat the old Dicky bird
and fluttered up TO the nest We've
Just cooked up the grandest little
stunt for the Winter that anybody
ever thought Of"
"You thought OF IT," Dlcky put in
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-23
The. Stars Saw
For Tuesday, July "a.
By ~GENEVIEVE KEMBLE.

"HE mutual configuration be
tween two Of the most excit
Ing planets NAV be responsible
for a sudden avalanche OF event or
occurrences difficult 10 describe. En-.
terpriss and initiative. as well as a
leaning toward the unusual or ~
plored. may he under high stimuli
II may lead into new ventures. but
at the risk OF old employment and
contracts. With proper are Il should
open up great prospects
Those whose birthday II Is may be
on the threshold OF a lively and con-
structive year. probably in untrted
fields: and while the sudden change
NAV jeopardize present connections.
the adventure may prove Of splendid
benefit and in unusual WAYS. A
child born on this day may have
an array OF unusual and original
talents. with plenty Of initiative 10
put them over" This ingenuity
should he cultivated and encouraged.
as employment under others might
prove irksome and Improbable
Erery ego born into the uorid
bears n certain relation to the stars
and pidnets.-Lighf and Truth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-07-23
Loves Awakening "a: s,. .;;,. ; sss. a.
Harry Underwood Outlines His Plans for the Winter
Sojourn ia the City.
BY Adele Garrison

hastily. and I caught the tail OF a
turtive embarrassed glance which he
sent in my direction.
You bet. MIR. Underwood said
c~omplacently. I'm taking an the
bouquets which soOn VIII be thrown
At he idea. But justice must he
done. You not only agreed to IL. but
u a few embellishments OF your
own
IF you'd stop the asides and read
your part straight. we might be able
TO find out what it's all about" his
wife told him. and he swept her a
mOcking bow.
Always my best friend and
severest critic" ne intoned. "Ill
take your cue az once. Its very
simple. The Dicky-bird and I have
been planning his housekeeping ar
engagements for the WInter-Oh' and
Madge's too. OF course"
Your type would his wife told
him. Are you sure you haven't re-
arranged mine while you were about
it2''
My pulses were racing with the
heady knowledge hat IL was in this
way Dicky was captivating from
his demand that ] remain in the
GDGHIN AOI NHE inter anu EANG UP
my work with Philip Veritzen- !
knew also that Lillian adroltly was
fostering the idea that we were
both a DIT resentful OF having our
housekeeping plans made for Us. a
notion that she knew would appeal
70 Dicky's wounded m a 8 c u 1 n e
dignity.
mo. light OF my life" Mr.. Under
wood apOstrophized 1T is because
your plans were 50 unusually well
laid that we have been able 10 lit in
one for the Dicky-bird and his mate.
You remember that suite OF rooms
next yours al the hotel?
Indeed | do Lillian said ex-
citedly. the one they wouldn't let
undivided. 50 that you could have an
extra room for working?"
THE same he told her. We'll.
the Dicky-bird and l have figured
out that N ] take that room the rest
or them will do admirably for him
and Madge and perhaps Mary"
ITO BE Cbntinued)
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