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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-11
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
or THE
CITY COUNCIL
CITY Of ELY.
Council. Chambers, Ely, Minnesota
Tuesday, July 2, 1940.

Council chambers, Ely, Minnesota.
Tuesday, July 2, ls4o'
REGULAR MEETING.
peo,,ar meeting of the City Councli
vas called to order at 1888 O'CLOCK e
M, by Mayor B. M. Lambert.
Present. Aldermen Ahola, Friedsourg'
1.od,off Maxi, Milkovich, Vranesich'
Mayor Lambert Cd.
Absent: None (O.
consideration of minutes.
Moved by Alderman Maxi, supported
nv Alderman Vranesich, that the
minutes of the regular meeting held
,June 18, 1910, be approved. Carried
unanimously.
Renort of the Committee on Accounts
and Finance was read as follows:
Ely, Minnesota, July 2, 1910.
To the Honorable Mayor and City
Council,
City of Ely, Minnesota.
Gentlemen:
We. your Committee on Accounts
and Finance, having examined the
following payrolls and bills Tor the
month of June, 1910, find them to be
correct and recommend that they be
allowed and paid:
Payroll-Official and Miscel-
laneous Department, ......S 3,5l3.47
nartment ... 2,62OOC
Payroll-Fire Department, 6l6.ot
PAYROLL Community Center
Department, ............. oio.ot
Payroll-Library Department, $4,000
Payroll-Light and Water De-
partment, ................ 2,4S6.s7
Payroll Street Commission
er'S Department, .......... 1OOO6.1 Il
Compensation, Compensation
injury case, ............... ZoII
PolSki Roofing and Metal
Works, Periodical Estimate
No. /, Re-roofing City Hall, 1851 81
Ely Commercial Club, Regular
and extra appropriation, =. $685.
Ely Fire Department, Fire
Calls, oIo.U
BaXtrum Garage, One Utility
type international truck
(contracD, supplies, ...... 2,648.4'
Eureka Fire Hose Divn of U.
S. Rubber Co., Fire hose
contract, ................ OH ~
Gates Rubber Company Gar
den nose, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l3U6t
Polski Roofing and Metal
Works, Final payment on
re-roofing contract, coating
roof decks not included in
contract, 595 81
A. B. C. Oxygen Tent Rental
Service, Refill inhalator cyl
mQer, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 3U
Frank Lozar Post No. 248,
American Legion, Memorial
Day program expense, $50. $50
American Linen Exchange Co.,
Clean linen service, ...... 1913
Drs. AyreS & Parker, Medical
services, injury cases, $3.50. 100
Beckley-Cardy Company, Lii
brary books, .............. z
Clyde Brennan, Delivery of
rural library books, .... 4O.5
Burgher- Williams Company,
Office and Library supplies, TAI,
Chas Calligan, Register of
Deeds, Recording City Gar
age property deed, ...... To-
Carbide & Carbon Chemicals
Corp, PyrofaX, ............ $50
Thomas j. Carey, Travelling
expense, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
Central Garage, Supplies, 80. So
Cherne & Company, Piping
gasoline pump at city gar
age, SO
Christie Lithograph g. Print
ing Co. Monograph machine
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
Chairs Meet
Michael Five

The Tacoma City Basketball
league will close its 1910 season
with a triple header tonight on the
Lincoln courts.
With three teams still having
an almost equal chance at tia
first half title plenty Of action is
promised.
The red hot Chairmen viii be
out for their second upset of the
week IN the opener when they
tangle with the defending cham
pions, and current leaders,
Michaels at o'clock. The Chair
club defeated the Fuelers in
close battle Monday night
Michaers have added Roys
Bugs stephens to the active
list for the important fray
and will be close to their peak
for the classy Chairmen.
The Consumers meet the Fuelers
at s o'clock.
The nightcap will bring to-
gether the 60th Signal Corps and
the Florists at g.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20

left side of the line while Lou De
Filippo, captain and center. pulls
out and backs up the right side
Eshmont also is a tremendous
punter.
Jim Noble. In the quarter
back slot. II the blocking
back. He II smart caller
of plays and very seldom
carries the ball. Steve
Filipowicz. a sophomore, does
the passing and also II
great runner. He was the
teams leading scorer with
seven touchdouns for ~
points and completed 81 out
Of ei passes for SCI yards.
Jim Blumenstock il the other
back-an sll-sround man.
Filipowicz, at 195 pounds. is the
heaviest man in the hackfield
which averages 17si4 pounds. The
line averages 1e4i7 and is bul.
warked in the middle by De
Filppo. The ends are Vince Den.
merry, senior and Jim Lansing
a sophomore who is great de.
fensively and also a whale OF q
pass catcher. At the guards ar,
Tom Bennett and Lawrence Sar,
tori while the tackles are a pail
OF very tough customers Joe
Ungerer and Johnny HUMAN
Fordham will take about 81
players TO Dallas and its reserve;
are fairly goOd-only they very
seldom get into action.
Ferdham leaves for Dallas or
Christmas night and Will finish IL,
practice there
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
Lincoln Lineup
Still Undecided

Wanted pep tonic for Lincoln
basketball players. II you have
one. see John Kennedy. Lincoln
high school,
Not that the tonic would supply
the needed spark for the Abe
casaba cohorts, but Coach Ken
nedy is on the lookout for stimuli
10 bring his basketeers out of the
doldrums The south side props
open their Cross-Stste league cam
paign Saturday night against
Yakima
Yesterday. the ANemen went
through a hard driving prac-
tice session in preparation for
their week end games with
Centralia and Yakima. A hard
scrimmage was held with
more of the same medicine
slated for today.
Undecided on starting assign
ments, Kennedy stated that all po-
sitions are wide open and will con-
tinue to be until he finds the spark
that will ignite the Abe torch and
put them on the victory path.
In minor basketball play this
week at Lincoln. the Abe midgets
will open their city play Friday
night. meeting the Stadium sopho-
mores. The game Will precede the
Stadium Yakima encounter.
On Saturday night the Lincoln
reserves are tentatively slated &c
meet the Bellarmine reserves.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
Denver Wins
Grid Battle
Defects HowGiion
Club by 10 Score

HoNoLULU-The University a
Denver football team defeated The
Hsaiani club : % O here Wednss-
day night before d 900 persons on
a rsin-sWept field
Two consecutive PLAYS that
gained 81 yards. and q tight goal
line stand gave Denver is second
victory Of its Hawaiian invasion.
The visitors defeated the Univer-
sity Of Hawai- % 70 IS last sat
urdsy.
Ire game was rough. Denver
twice vas penahzed half the dis
lance to the goal for kneeing. The
rain surprisingly hampered the
Healanis. who are used TO playing
in drizzles. and three times they
fumbled at strategic points.
Early in the first period
Hershey Young of Denver cut
81 Yards through left tackle
from his own 96-yard line. On
the next play Marvin Ander-
son tossed a lateral to Bob
Wright. who sprinted IS yards
10 score. Mark Duncan kicked
goal.
Healani rolled Up q first downs.
including four from penalties, and
Denver five first downs. The club
men gained 2s4 yards from scrim-
mage. lost -. while Denver gained
l4s and lost 40.
On penalties. Denver lost los
yards and Healani rs.
The club team meets Fresno
State college here Christmas day,
The Fresno Bulldogs arrived yes
terday from the coast, most OF
them too sick from an exception
ally rough crossing TO work out
until this afternoon.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
Time Expires
On JanuarY3
Federal and State
Lows Are the Some
BY ELLIOTT METCALF

Il s Illegal TO have IN possession
20 days after December u. any
waterfowl or other migratory
game birds.
That means the deadline Tor
possessing such birds IL January
). 1871.
The 1910 season on waterfowl
ended December IA.
That warning Is issued by
the state game department
and the federal migratory
birds authorities.
The law il explicit and win
he rigidly enforced. authorities
warn. Penalty for violation is
severe.
No matter where the birds were
killed. Canada. for instance. they
cannot be legally held in this
state after January 5.
OF late years thousands OF
hunters have taken advantage Of
refrigerating lockers.
In fact. the locker business has
grown most extensively in face Of
the demand by hunters for game
bird preservation after the season.
II might be pointed out that the
band-tail pigeon is classified as 4
migratory bird, the same as ducks,
geese and the like.
The law pertaining Ia big
game animals il more gener-
Gus. II Is a state law.
Nenison. elk, bear can he
legally possessed until July
I. 1871.
Upland game bird (tChinks.
Huns, quail. grouse) may be legally
possessed until March l. 1871.
There are thousands of game
birds in refrigeration in Tacoma.
Keep these dates in mind.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
Denver Host 10
Basket Tourney

DEW - The capital Of
A. A. u. basketball - Denver
takes its first fling tonight at
staging small-scale collegiate
version Of the annual national
tournament.
Three games are on the open
ing program tonight The tourna-
ment Is a round-rohin affair with
the three Rocky Mountain teams
playing each OF the visitors on
successive nights of the three-day
tournament.
Marshall college Of Huntington
w. Va, Oregon State of the Pa.
cific Coast conference and New
Mexico university are the visiting
teams Denver university ano
Colorado state Of the Rig Seven
and Colorado college Of the Rocky
conference are hosts"
Denver makes its debut under
Coach Ellison Ketchum tonight
hktinSl 4NfN MANU.
Marshall college. high scoring
team In the nation last year. plays
Colorado college with Oregon
State meeting Colorado State.
Oregon State. on a transforming
tour OF this area. had defeated
Utah State twice and lost a pail
TO Colorado university, defending
Big Seven champion.
Fridays schedule matches New
Mexico vs.. Colorado State. Mar
shall vs.. Denver. and Oregon Stat,
vs.. Colorado college: on Saturda,
New Mexico plays Colorado col
lege: Oregon State meets Denver
and Marshall plays Colorado State
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
Cuban Lays
Bet on Golf

HANANA-Thorwsld Sanchez.
wealthy Cuban sportsman and
champion tuna fisherman. has bet
5000 that Rufino Gonzalez, golf
professional at the Havana Coun-
try club. could beat Sam Snesd
over his home course here. IL was
learned today.
Sanchez made the wager
with Thomas Shevlin, wealthy
New Yorker. Sanchez offered
20 Yet sheviin pick any golfer
he wanted. Sheyiin chose
sncad and slAmnin' Sam ar
rived yesterday 10 battle for
his hackers 5000.
The bet viii be settled by 4 S.
hole round Of medal play Sunday.
Bad news for Senior Sanchez:
Snead shot five under par 81 the
first time he ever saw the course
in a practice round yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
WARNING GIVEN ON MIGRATORY BIRD POSSESSION
Jacobs May
Use Joe to
Aid Church


Burns jenkins o. the Com
munity church sd today that
hs asked fight promoter Nike
Jacobs FOR = $4,000 donation
% RS church building fund
and instead Of getting Il, vas
cut IN on the gate a Joe
LOUIS championship bout.
The fight will be held here
in March between Louis and
TIE winner Of a series OF elm
nation fights Dr. jenkins,
who has done the unconven-
uonal most OF ms Il years.
may be al the ringside. Though
once = Missouri boxing COM
missioner. he never has seen
a fight.
DIR. Jenkins church was de-
stroyed by fire. The famous
architect. Frank Lloyd Wright.
was commissioned TO design a
new one. His plans were 80
unusual that the building COM
missioner said he feared the
church might collapse. Wright.
who built the Imperial hotel
that stood through the Tokyo
earthquake. felt the commits
sioner was being silly.
Those differences are being
composed. Meanwhile the fl
nsncial question sent DR.. Jen-
kins 10 New York to see If
any of his old Pensioners
there would contribute His
son. Burris jenkins. j.. the
sports cartoonist. suggested
he ask Jacobs for a donation.
After he had passed the
time Of day I told him I'd
like 10 have him donate S40.-
900" DR.. Jenkins said. He
Just grinned at me and started
pulling clippings out Of his
pockets. He said ii was a
coincidence, but that / had
dropped in just when he was
thinking of Kansas City.
He said he was thinking
of sending Joe Louis out here
To fight and that maybe we
could work out something.
When l told him what we
hoped TO do In the way of eN-
panding facilities so we could
have programs for the young.
including boxing, he became
really interested. Anyway. as
] understand II. We are get
ting everything over expenses"
When told that the fight
take would fall far short of
the $4,000 needed. Or. Jen-
kins indicated that he had
plans for Jacobs.
Wen have that church un-
der way when he comes out
and when l show him around
who can tell what will hap
pen" he said. Mr.. Jacobs can
be very sympathetic man.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
Loggers Beat
Ranger Five
Local Collegions
Show B0sket Gloss

Showing power It al time. the
College o. Puget Sound hoop squad
turned IN a. impressive - 70 81
S1n over st Martins in the Log
gers initial home debut
Tommy Cross and Harry
Werbisks teamed together In
lead the scoring. Tom getting
IS counters and Harry tally
ing ~ for the Maroon and
White cause.
Set plays and stellar ball
handling featured the first half
play a. the Loggers grabbed IN.
lead on the opening tip-off and
held II throughout the game.
Reynolds was the big gun Of the
faltering Ranger attack which
seemed TO work in spurts His Il
points greatly aided his teams
cause.
Although he was not a high
scorer. Jim Van Camps fine back
board work and ball-hawking
made this Wspato boy the out
standing player Of the evening.
leaning with Walker. Chief"
worked the ball off many Of the
new plays designed by Coach
Parks. that time and again baf-
fled the Lacey boys.
In the opening game the Fort
Lewis Bombers threw too many
baskets and took a thrilling VIC
tory from the Puget Sound fresh
men
Summary Of varsity game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
Park Basketball

Park Basketball league games
will be earded Thursday and FRI
day at the Gault junior high gym,
which changes Fridays schedule
over from Bellarmine. because of
a conflicting high school game.
Thursday will see triple
header with the games following
p. m, knapps Business col
lege VS.. Keator Chapter DeMolsy;
$ p m. Mormons VS.. Valley Paint
Q =. m, Clan Gordons W. Fuller
Paint.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
Pro Champs in
Portland Town

pORTLAN D-The Columbus
Bullies. champions Of the Ameri-
can Professional Football league,
accompanied by Coach Phil Buck
Lew. arrived In Portland last night
for their game with the Pacific
coast all-stArs in Multnomah sta
dunn Sunday. There were 26
playsrs In the squad.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
REFEREE FINAL
NEW YORK

NEW YORK - The Rowing
Coaches association has gone on
record as favoring placing all de-
cisions in the hands Of a referee
Al the annual Poughkeensie re-
gstta. instead Of dividing authority
among stewards and crew repre-
kentatives.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
Charleston Has
Racing 10 Itself

CUA1lENrON. w. Va - The
ls-dsy meeting now under way
here 10 the only one in the east
until Tropical Park. Miami, opens
the winter season In Florida.
Dec. 70.
Many horses moved here from
Bowie. which had a fun supply
due to the fact that for the first
time in years there u no winter
racing In New Orleans.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
F ordham Grid Eleven Rated
AS Iron and Tricky Type
Team Thot Meets Texas Aggies in
Cotton Bowl Are 60-Minute Players
Following Is discussing
day howl ootba
BY HENRY SUPER

NEW YoRk-Fordham the
Cotton Bowl against Texas A Ma powerful tricky
" any
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20

The Rams from Rose Hill have
a starting lineup composed mostly
of Co minute men. They can pass.
kick, run and block with the best
In the land According TO Coach
Jimmy Crowley. one Of Notre
Danes immortal four horsemen,
this lis the best team I've ever
coached" and that includes Crow
leys unbeaten eleven Of 1887
which was bulwarked by the
famed seven blocks Of granite. -
Foriham USES a variation Of
the Notre Dame system. Its
hackfield shifts and out Of u
comes = dazzling array of
pls,s-pssses, tricky rever>es,
lpe bucks or end-arounds.
Fordham stresses lateral pass
Ing.
Fordham numbered among its
victims this year Tulane. Pitts
burgh. North Carolina. Purdue,
Arkansas. West Virginia. and y.
Y. u. Its only loss was to st.
Mary's pc.
Fordham's perfect balance can
be seen from the offensive and
defensive statistics for the season
In eight games. the Rams rolled
up 1865 yards rushing and $50
yards passing. They scored $50
points 10 40 for the opposition.
Defensively. Fordham yielded only
So2 yards rushing and a meager
/ 500 yards via the air.
ESHNoNT STAR
Star Of the team Is Leonard
Eshmont. slippery halfhsck who
was one Of the country's best
runners. Eshmont carried the bail
lis times for $50 yards. an aver
age Of 81 yards per try. He
scored five touehdowns for 80
points. Defensively. Eshmont Is
the kew man. He backs ur the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
with ELLIOTT METCALF

Gonzagz university Of Spokane encountered the DARK
bro~ed bugaboo Of athletics during the 1910 season
The darkbro~ed bugaboo u better known Phinaneai
Phlop a disturbing and evieyed something
The bugaboo made his disastrous appearance when
the Gonzzga Bulldog gridmen brought the Detroit unNer
sy team 10 Spokane for inter sectional contest
Bulldogs laid down plump guarantee for the Deoies oa
the end q the game the Cosa e~sh
ledger spisttered with red Ink
Yeah literally soaked with crimson
Bulldogs 81 500 cold. hard cash
that much out Of cash register that really vas
skinny realize what hoT the school
suffered
easily Bulldogs took the post
stadium the night
.
profit gratifying
did unexpected and start
ling at Ii o brilliant Lutherans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20

NEW YORK - Bob Trocolar.
Long Island hslfbsek. wound up
the season with one Of the coun-
iry's best passing records. he con-
nected with So out Of rs tries for
an average Of 50 per cent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
Kendzier Sets
Bowling Mark

Joe Kendzier. Of Coast House
Materials. broke the Community
league record with a total Of $50
as his team defeated French Bak-
cry. 2743 to 2425. Wednesday night
at the X ST. Recreation bowling
alleys. He rolled games of PIP.
233 and PA The previous high
for the league was ole.
Results of other matches
were: NemO's defeated the
Tavern. 252a TO 249l. Jack
Lohre. of the Tavern, was
high with 5'5.
1t 81. Recreation defeated Arc
tics. 2737 to 1881. Leo Ebert OF
X St Recreation rolled high score,
s04.
Cammsranos beat the Distrib-
utors. 2sol to 2452 2. Caroiso
was high with = score Of ass.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
SHAUGHNESSY'S NOLAN

PAID AL1O. GAIN. = CIark
Shaughnessy's s0-year-old mother
is one OF his most ardent followers.
She saw all of Stsnford's home
games this year. and also made
the trip to Berkeley for the Cali
fornia game.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20
Conzoqo vs.. Lutherons q Natural

As result Of the bad financial brought on largely
Spokane fans would not for the Detroit feature
game, IL limited here and there that Gonzaga would
pull Of football for keeps
Coach Hunton Of the Bulldogs Vas asked about me s
rinors and said:
dropped at Gonzsga VIII other sports
syen We Ia have a financially
Detroit and IT'S true mat the reason
Pacific Lutheran In Tacoma was That
definitely for next season Wen
more from the people Of Spokane
already billed for 1891 We could use tht
DR. .
angle that really prompted this column
coing always good Tor return
Pacific Lutheran. believe
q team . match the Gonxagans
entertained TO high degree but because
suchA labeled a natural
Lumber 10 kept ls4l, there's hardly
. botherng TO FIN the card
bring back the Gladiators and Bull
dogs...
Memory Of VIII take of everything
for 1sN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20

llSteusss
Tommy Farr. rejected by all British military services
being brought the United States to fight Joe Louis
again. Thus the big time fight manipulated out oil
New York Is being taken for another ride The Big
Ten has banned from appearing in basket
ball Madison Square Garden next under private
promotion. Don't like the idea Of paying Promoter Ned
Irish his entitled "cut" Still Big Ten gridmen pay a
New York hall club percentage for use oil ITS park.
bantie chickens which has
bne black ink
you the Of Jan with clear head =
Was wondering Word comes
the Yacht club really m food
that tme skipper Bin Heaiy tried to
prepare yachtsmen and-Hsw Wildcat Garter.
sensation Of the 1925 hoy AT Camp
lnits extended far Seattle
make bulge Especially
includng Camp Murray and McChord field
CITY" Yet stadium Illuminating system belongs with the
= candhen Report
Sports council sought reduction
Actually asked dollar
hunting license xiso for fishing
combination license fec k -
plans a benefit
Might his conscience
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-12-20

Snbstitutionf. Fort Lewis. Cnss-
mann 2, Wollstan o.. Holt
Ransi.r PUGET Sound: Dyer t2b.
Carstens
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RI GIT SOUND t5tb

John Heinrich. referee.
RssTFNf uar..
Evening star., 1940-10-30
Puerto Rico Breaks
Shoe.BuYinq Records

Sales of United States made
leather shoes to Puerto Rico are
breaking all records, having in
creased IA per cent in the first nine
months of this year as compared
with a year ago. according to a
statement by the Puerto Rican
Trade Council.
The Territorys shoe purchases
totaled 2,060,00O pairs during the
nine months. the council said, and
exceeded United States shoe exports
to all foreign countries combined.
Shipments of all goods from con-
tinental United States to Puerto
Rico were valued at $4,000, a
gain of % per cent over the preced-
ing year, the report said.
Buying power in the Territory has
increased as a result of heavy Fed
eral expenditures for defense bases,
despite drastically lower employ
ment in the sugar and needlework
industries, the council stated.