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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
Luther League Haze
Fine Program.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
q. 8. Luther League was held ON Tues
day evening. Miss Vienna Somero,
president, had charge of the meeting
which was opened with prayer by Rev.
Tamminen.
A short business meeting was con-
Quoted In which Mrs. v. KoivumaE,
music director, was empowered to Sc
cure sheet music for the use OF the
League. The purchase Of choir robes
was also discussed and was laid over
to some future date.
After the business of the evening had
been disposed of the members were
entertained by Messrs. Sylvester and
Annacher, "the two Bills" IN pro-
gram spreading good cheer and fellow
ship. They sang several duets and Mr..
Sylvester also sang songs Of his own
composition and recited poems written
by him. They were rendered vote Of
thanks for their appreciated enter
tainment.
On Wednesday evening the League
had its second devotional meeting Of
the year with Arthur Koivumah, chair
man for February activities, in charge.
Miss Fannie Porthan read an interest
ing paper on What College Education
Did to My Religion" and discussion
of the subject followed.
A toboggan party was announced for
next Tuesday evening after choir
practice.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
Rangers Lose Two Games.


The Ranger a. g. basketball team
played two games out Of town on Mon
day and Tuesday, losing both contests.
On Monday the locals lost to the
Aurora city team at Aurora by 20 to
81 score. Ely played Aurora on even
terms during the first half but could not
cope with the brilliant long shooting
Of the Mesaba range quint during the
second half. Pluth and zgonc played
best for the Rangers the two Of them
accounting for 16 Of The Ely point total
Turk and Deblock with u apiece led
the Aurora cagers on attack
At Tower Tuesday, the Rangers were
handicapped by the small playing space
of the Tower gymnasium and come out
on the short end of a "a to % score.
Tower led Is to a at the half and
increased its margin in the third
frame. The locals tailed in the last
session, holding Tower to three points,
but could not overcome the lead held
by the Towerites. Pluth, Nicholas and
Banovetz led the scoring for the
Rangers, each with three field goals
NJ Skala took the scoring honors for
Tower getting 10 points, closely fol-
lowed by P. Laugen and D. Laugen
who scored 10 points each.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
SPORTS CALENDAR
THIS WEEK.
Basketball

Basketball
Feb. 10, Friday-Ely H. s. at Gilbert.
The locals played fine game to de-
feat Virginia last week. AS Gilbert also
holds a victory over the Queen City
quint, tonight's game should be close
contest and has all the earmarks Of
being natural"
| Feb. 10, Friday-Two games in the
City Basketball League. Kay Jays VS..
Rangers and Swansons VS.. Sacred
Hearts.
Feb. IL, Saturday -Eveleth j. G. at
Ely. If the locals can play the brand
of ball they displayed at Coleraine last
| week, this column ventures to predict
a win for Ely in to morrow's game.
| Swimming
Feb. II, Saturday-Aurora at Ely
/ Boys. Eveleth at Ely Girls. Both
Ely tank teams were victorious last week
and are prepared to repeat tomorrow.
This is the last meet, this season, to be
held at the local pool, as well as being
the last dual meet for both Ely teams
before they enter the state swimming
meet The girls state meet will take
place Friday and Saturday, Feb. II and
Is, at Virginia. The boys meet viii be
held week later, Friday and Saturday,
Feb. "a and Is, at Virginia.
Skiing
Feb. IL, Sunday-First annual ski
tournament of the Iron Range Ski
Association at Ely. The meet will be
held under the auspices OF the Ely Ski
Club and riders from all range ski clubs
will be in attendance to compete for
prizes offered by local merchants.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
the teams in the league is well worth
Ely High Defeats
Strong Virginia Quint.


Ability to cage free throws and a
last quarter squirt enabled the Ely high
school basketball team to defeat the
Virginia high cagers 81 to 10 in game
played at the Queen City last Friday.
The locals were outScored from the
field by Virginia but came through
with nine free throws to five for Vir-
ginia which gave Ely the winning edge.
The game was close throughout and
the score never varied more than three
points at any time. The first period
ended with the teams tied at fve-al.
Ely stepped in front in the second
frame and at haltfime held lead of
10 to 8. Virginia came through in the
third session to take the lead but two
consecutive goals by the locals gave Ely
a 16 to IA lead as the third quarter
ended.
The teams played on even terms
during the final canto. With the score
tied at Is and with over half the period
gone, Ely scored field goal and free
throw while Virginia made free throw
to make the score 81 to 10. Taking
possession of the ball in the final
minutes of the game, the locals put on
fine passing game to hold the oval
until the final gun.
The Ely team played good ball,
Buraglio taking the scoring honors with
eight points. Woman and Nocerine
showed best for Virginia each getting
points The Ely team played a very
clean game committing only six per-
sonal fouls while Virginia was called
for fifteen attractions of the rules.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
PUT ACRES
TO WORK
Regional Forester Tinker Says
Government Should Work
Timber Lands.

Forty million acres in the Lake
States should be put TO work at pro-
ducing wood crops and over 100000 men
could be employed the first year in
forest work, which would be paid for at
timber harvest time" according TO Re
gional Forester E. w. Tinker.
Idle hands should be filled with
tree planting tools and the productivity
of the idle lands restored in this one
time center of the lumber industry.
Other areas although clothed with trees
are almost idle because the young TIM
Der is so thick that growth Is retarded
by the unhealthy crowding and COM
petition. Here the axe is needed and it
has been found that growth Is increased
three or four times after thinning.
About eighty-flve cents OF every dol
lar spent in forest work Is for labor, /"
continued MIR. Tinker, and now is the
time to do tt-when costs are down
and men need jobs. These self-iquid-
ating investments in reforestation and
general forest production should be
made by wood-using industries, counties,
states and the federal government.
Each organization should do its share
in proportion to its needs for timber
products or responsibility for the
present and future welfare of its people.
Thirty to forty years is required to
produce crop of marketable pulpwood
and probably twice that long for saw
timber" said MIR. Tinker. The length
of the investment is Uhe retardent in
projects of this kind rather than any
doubt as to complete liquidation.
American capital was used to quick
turn-overs and high rates, but 1T is now
seeking long, safe investments at low
rates.
Governmental organizations should
use their credit during this period Of
abnormal conditions to restore the re-
placeable naT1ral resources. Large num-
bers of men would be employed not
only during the reconstruction period,
but also continuously thereafter in
woods work where many of them could
live permanently and restore the lost
balance between urban and rural popu-
lations-"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
Ely DeLphians Will
Meet on February rs.

The Delphians viii meet on Febru-
airy 10Th with Mrs. w. D. Gallagher
as leader. Mrs. P. D. McCarty, the
president, win give the resume of the
last lesson
Mrs. q. T. Ayres Is scheduled for the
preparatory discussion on Great In
dividuals Of the Renaissance" The
topics for report are as follows:
Medieval Rome" by Mrs. Byrd
Brownel.
1.-THE Kingdom OF Naples" by Mrs.
Emil Erickson.
Renaissance Standards" by Mrs.
Arth ForsehuS.
Beatrice d,Este" by Mrs. Peter
Schaefer.
Isabella d'Este" by Mrs. William
Jones.
''vittoria Colonna" by Mrs. Emil
Leino.
"Lucrezia Borgia" by Mrs. A j
McMahan.
"Clarice Orsini" by Mrs. Gust Maxi
"Savonarola" by Mrs. p. D. McCarty
Attorney A. w. Nelson will address
the meeting on the Proposed New City
Charter.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
If YOU want TO BUY 4
BUSINESS
If YOU WANT TO SELL
A BUSINESS
CLIP THE COUPON!

K.6643-6O. Exclusive Black
smith Shop. Also Fine Open
ing for Garage, Machine
Shop and Filling Station.
Good Little Town In Center
of Wheat Section of Kansas.
The business has been estab-
lished % years. Same owner,
never offered for sale before.
Owner retiring is reason for
wanting to sell.-Size of ground
150x150 and shop is 24x40,
fully equipped. Five room
house, (size 24x40). All goes
for 100000.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
Ely Jaysees Win
From Itasca Junior College.

In fast and exciting game, the Ely
Junior College basketball team edged
out the Itasca college five with score
of 81 to 80 at Coleraine, Saturday.
Tomsich, Ely forward, scored the win
ming goal in the last minute of play.
Ely jumped into the lead early in the
game and continued to stay in front
during the first half holding II to Is
lead at the intermission. The Itasca
team rallied in the third and fourth
frames to overtake Ely and step out in
front, having a one point margin as the
game drew to close. With less than
a minute of playing time left, Tomsich
took q pass outside the free throw
line, faxed a long shot to draw the
Itasca defense out Of position and
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
CITY BASKETBALL BRIEFS.

Four games were played in the City
Basketball League last week. A short
account of each game is given below
with the complete standings of the
teams in League competition.
Sacred Hearts 80; Tiger Store 16
The Hearts were pressed hard by the
Tigers in the first half but came
through in the second to win handily
Gorshe starred for the winners.
The feature game last week was the
Ranger-Swanson tilt which was won
by the Rangers 81 to 81. The Rangers
led at the half Is to but the Swan
sons played them on even terms during
most of the second half. Ability to
cage long shots won for the Rangers
The score does not indicate the close
ness of the game. Pluth was the high
scorer of the game with ten points.
The Arrowheads easily defeated the
White Iron team, 40 to Il. The AS
led 81 to 6 at half time and had no
difficulty in maintaining their edge
during the second half. Grahek and
Sruckel played best for the winners.
Playing under a new management
the Bachars, now called Cockalena's
Packsacks, downed the Business Mems
five A to "a. Score at halftime was
Is In ID for the Packsacks "Chick,
Lindbeck was the high scorer for the
Packsack team, getting ten field goals
for total of 20 points. Chick" did all
his scoring during the second half
The City League games have all been
well attended, crowds ranging from 400
to 800 being at the contests. There
is no admission charged for the games
and the public is invited to turn out
and root for their favorit teams. The
class OF basketball es played by several
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
VernaiiiOn Boy Files.

Geo. M. Vivian, former resident of
the vermilion range and son Of Geo.
H. Vivian, late county treasurer. has
filed for mayor of Duluth and many
friends here and at Tower wish him
success.
Another Ely and range boy, Clarence
A. Williams, has filed for commissioners
In Duluth to succeed himself. He is
completing his first term which he has
acceptably filled.
Mayor Snively has filed his candidacy
for recollection to q fourth term
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
WHAT A BLADDER PHYSIC

Should do. Work on the bladder as
castor oil on the bowels. Drive out i'm
purities and excess acids that cause
irritation which results in getting ur
nights, frequent desire, burning, leg
pains or b2ckache. BU-KETS 6 gr
Tablets) Is pleasant bladder physic
Get a CSC test box from your druggist
After four days if not relieved go back
and get your money. You will feel good
after this cleansing and you get your
regular sleep.
JAMES DRUG STORE.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
K.264S-3O. Garage. Located
on Main Trail to Tampa in
Florida.

Good tourist work and 40 or
more regular customers whose
cars are kept up at this garage.
Very light overhead. Rent only
$1,000 per mo. Owner has
other work out of town reason
for selling. Price $4,000,
cash. Write or wire for fur
Their details.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
NEXT WEEK.

Basketball
Feb. II, Friday-Duluth j. G. at Ely.
Feb. 10, Saturday-Ely H. s. at In
ternational Falls.
Feb. 10, Saturday Soudan Kay Jays
at Ely.
Feb. 81, Tuesday -Biwabik H. s. at
Ely.
Feb. 20, Wendesday-El Kay Jays
VS.. Soudan at Tower.
swimming
Feb. II and 10, Friday and Saturday
Girls state swimming meet at Virginia.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10

K.2649-63. A Real Home
Hotel on East Coast of
Florida is just Placed on the
Market at a Price Far Be-
low its Value. This is New
Hotel That Has Always En-
joyed High Class of Trade.
This Hotel Has 80 Rooms
and IL Bath Rooms Aside
From a Number of Lava
tories. Hot and Cold Water
Throughout the Entire Build
ing. Steam Heated. Oil
Burner Used in Place of
Coal.
This hotel is completely fur
nished with a good class of
furniture. Beds and bedding
in number one condition. The
dining room has good silver
and linens. The lobby has fine
rugs and we'll furnished. In
fact everything is in first class
order. Has laundry room and
also three car garage. The
owner is a widow and past 70
years old and the management
is too hard on her so she places
this Hotel on Market for $780,
900 and in normal times it
would sell quickly for $4,000.
Investigate this at once for it
is real bargain. Write or
wire:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
Eierodotns, TemrIe Found

Scientists delvine into Egypt's past
are able to reconstruct daily the ex-
istence of pre-dynasty peoples. The
temple. mentioned by Herodotus In
which the sacred bull. Buchis. was
worshiped. Is among recent finds.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10

Referee Hartwick, Eveleth; Umpire
MCMILLAN, Mountain Iron.
The Ely high school second team won
from the Virginia seconds in prelim-
mary game last Friday with score
of % to Z.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
Human Blood Weight

The public health service says that
the blood in the human body is usual
ly about one-thirteenth of the body
weight and requires from one to one
and a half minutes to circulate
through the entire body.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
by KET

dribbled in for a short pot shot which
won the game. Tomsich was the out
Standing player on the floor, being the
sparkplug Of the Ely attack and
gathering total Of Is points. Tceb-
nick and Johnson showed for Itasca.
T,iTa-I7Y7.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
ELY, MINNESOTA.


South American natives chew CO. :,
leaves as Americans chew gum, with
out suffering fror, effects of cocaine
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
Misfortune

Misfortune
Although friend may remain faith.
full in misfortune, yet none but the
very best and loftiest will remain
faithful to us after our errors and our
sins.-Farrar.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
Keen. Still. ANYWAY

A diplomat is person who keeps
his mouth shut while others are talk.
ing and saying nothing. FLORIDA
Times Union.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
HOCKEY NOTES.

The Ely Merchants hockey team
played the Eveleth Elks at Eyeleth last
Thursday and lost out with a score of
to 1. Carlson scored the lone goal
for the locals.
Playing a good brand of hockey the
Ely Merchants defeated Soudan here
last Friday IN a fast game with a score
of 2 to 0. Clip" Saari starred for the
Merchants scoring both Of his teams
counters.
The North Star hockey team met de-
feat at Tower last Friday losing by a
score of to 0. The locals played
Tower on even terms for almost the
entire game. The winning goal was
scored by Weinzierl, Tower defense man
in the last minute Of play.
The hockey game scheduled to be
played here last Sunday between the
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
Ely Tank Teams
Win Dual Meets.

The Ely boys swimming team turned
the tables on the Eveleth high school
mermen here Saturday and avenged a
defeat suffered at Eveleth some weeks
ago. The score, Ely As, Eveleth g.
The locals showed a complete reversal
in form against the visitors. The
feature of the meet was the diving OF
Klun who won his event in what was
considered by the judges as one OF the
finest exhibitions Of high school diving
ever seen. At the meet in Eveleth Klun
placed third in the dives, it being the
first time this season that ne failed to
place first. His comeback Saturday
was a splendid performance
The Ely high school girls team won
from the Aurora girls tank squad here
Saturday with a score OF 40 to 49,
Every event was closely contested with
Ely gaining a winning margin by
coping a majority of the first places
on the card.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
K.2645-6O. Biggest Dairy Bar.
gain in Kansas.

gain In Kansas.
Dairy A-mile from good
Kansas town of 3400. Only
fully equipped dairy in terri
tory. Richest section of Kan
sas wheat belt. improvements
consist of 6 room modern house,
dairy barn, 26 stanchion with
drinking cups about 30x60.
Cost of barn equipment over
$4,000. Large modern horse
and calf barn. Two cream
houses, one good cow barn
20x60. Land all fine for dairy.
There is no better land in Kan
sas. $4,000 buys equity and
$500 worth of clear dairy
equipment. This land can be
irrigated.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10

Tower six and the local North Star
Club was postponed on account of cold
weather The game will be played this
Sunday, weather permitting.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
K.2646-12O. One of the Lead
ing Light Car Agencies in
Western Kansas.

Same owners CD years.
Now offered because they want
to dissolve partnership. Housed
in brick building 75x140, with
plate glass show room. Aver
age business S85, 900 a year for
term of years. Ideal location
for German family. This is
offered at a real sacrifice for
quick sale. Wide territory
with light competition.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
k.2644-6O. Electric Business.
Exclusive Opening Handling
General Electric and At
water Kent Radios.

Business located on main
street in city of 1900 in rich
peat section of western Kan
sas land under irrigation which
insures moisture for crop pro-
duction. Overhead low. Rent
only $500 a month. Average
business past (4) years 5000
a year. Ideal opening here for
young hustler. Price is $4,000
for fixtures and stock.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10
k.2647-60. Beauty Parlor. Lo-
Gated in Splendid Florida
City of From $4,000 to
10 mn

Present owner has been in
Beauty Shop business for past
eleven years and has high
class trade. Shop is fully equip
ped and in Al condition. Over
head is light. Rent is only
$500 per mo. Poor health is
reason for selling. Owner Of
fers this shop at sacrifice of
$4,000. Write for full details.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1933-02-10

The hockey game scheduled to b
played here last Sunday between ths
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-11-01
The
Beauty
School
by Helena
Rubinstein
Noted
Beauty Authority
HEAVY EYEBROWS

II am a woman of thirty-five
and for many years / used no other
beauty aid but powder Now I'm
more sensible, but I am beginning
to wonder II I should thin out my
eyebrows or not. They are heavy,
medium brown, shade darker
than my hair."-Mrs d. G., Phil
adelphia.
II you've not thinned out your
eyebrows before. have 1t done pro-
fessionally, first. 1t is a painful
process, and the amateur Is apt to
get the brows of uneven thick
ness. But by all means thin out
heavy eyebrows; it will make your
eyes much larger and give you a
better groomed appearance.
After 1t Is once done, a little at
tention from day to day will keep
the brows in order. Before you
pluck them land be sure to get a
good tweezers) cleanse your face
with pasteurized cream, and leave
a little Of II around the brows.
Take the hairs singly. In short.
sharp pulls. When you are nm
1shed. wipe of excess cream and
pat on q refining lotion.
An eyelesh grower and darken-
or 10 an excellent groom for lashes
and brows. II Is good for them.
too. You may also use It as a con-
sentative daytime eyeshadow.
Next E,esson--ThFee TIL: ~ Red
II yea have q personal beauty
prnbiem on which you need expert
advice. write Woman's Interest
syndicate. b22 Fifth Avenue. New
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-11-01
sT9S8EY SUE
D.. A/ LII
By Maraery Hale

There was q strange peace, Il
quiet happiness, little sense of ex-
element, too, In Sues heart the
night she and Jack, Corrinne and
Harry took the train back to the
college where Jack had made
name for himself as football star
not so many years before, and
Harry, too, had been popular
fraternity man.
The train went rushing through
the cool autumn darkness. The
white-coated porters moved softly.
The lights in the observation and
club cars were shining across the
night. Sue, catching glimpse Of
her piquant face In the mirror in
the wall, smiled back at herself.
She was glad that the gray dress,
soft and woody, was new; that It's
belt was II devastating band Of rose
and that small, crushed tam match
ed the bet. The new gray suede
slippers and the feel of her bag
and gloves, made her have a sud-
den sense of luxury. she was going
back to the homecoming game, to
Jacks class reunion with him. Mrs
Jack Thornton
1t seemed like long, long time
since she had seen his gray eyes
smiling from the pictures Of the
rotogravure sections. She had not
known him then. Had not known
that she ever would. But she had
sat at her desk in school and
dreamed about hi mas Cinderella
had sat by the kitchen fire ana
saw pictures of the prince come
riding through the flames.
Girls went to the theater and
dreamed about hism as Cinderella
movies and cherished the memory
of broad shoulders and low voices,
strangely tender, because It was
innate in every woman to have an
ideal around on whom to place her
dreams.
The porter came through the car
making the last call for dinner
! They rose and followed him.
AS the train sung down the
night, as the blue points arrived,
the shells buried in ice; as the ice
| tinkled against the water glasses
as the car swaycd a little at the
bends in the tracks: as the hot
food came deliciously appetizing
and the ices followed 1t, tart and
cooling, Sue gave a sigh of happi-
ness.
Life had worked out right, some-
how. She had known poverty.
again. Now she didn't have wealth
maybe she would never have 1t
but it didn't matter. Life was
comparable and happy. That was
all anyone could ask. If poverty
came again she wouldn't be afraid.
Not when Jack was with her. She
understood why a man and wom-
an could be happy in a tenement
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-11-01
Paris Styles
BY MARY KNIGHT

Paris, (UP)-Marcelle Dormoy
Is one of the lesser lights from
the Big Couturier standpoint, but
shines nevertheless with a very
bright glow. 1t has been said that
this house Is stamped with "Parisi-
anism" which means that the ere
atoms here are very simple In limo
and appearance ana particularly
pleasing to the eye.
Hand-knitted things are q
speciality here, and they are
used. not like we used to think
Of knitted things being used
sweaters, pull-overs, sport Jackets
and straight skirts - but treated
exactly as though they were BY.
the-yard materials.
Sleeves and neckiines are In
separable, and a skilled eye has
no way of saying definitely
where one starts and the other
begins. Sounds queer, but us
right
Thongs Of plated leather are
amusing and practical for. belts
on many frocks and lots Of
capes, large, medium ana small,
are used TO give the width and
impresHiveness 20 tho shoulders
which II TO be desired In modeFa-
ton this winter.