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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Postpone Controversy Until After War

The longer whether ideally Go would be pre-
ferabe to an unahlaed company organization That type OF
controversy, to be postponed until after VIC
tory has In the meantime the country entitled
utilize the productive tools which its aircraft factories con-
UP their full efficiency.
In crisis, 1t not opporunc to rede9gn the structure
ldng the existing reasonably productive,
II tho midst of tho crisis the two plants must dSband
their existing collective bargaining agency and
there viii be inevitable letdoWn productivity during the
transitional period Moreover time when management should
he left free show its stuff stepping actual production 1t
should be diverted by egastc sdeshows and by e with
cover bureaus.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Recreation Center
Open for HOLIDAYS

SAGINAW. Dec. 26.-Starting
tomorrow the John Moore Rec
rcation Center Will be open for
supervised play during the holt
Gays, WPA recreation leaders said,
Organized teams may use the gym
for practice next week between 6
and 9 p. m. Other facilities will be
in use in the morning and after
noon all through the week.
Recreation leaders said super
vised skating will start at Hoyt
Park as soon as ice is available.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Drunk Driving Denied
By 6; Trial Date Set

BAY CITY, Dec. 27. Six per-
sons. arrested for drunk driving
Wednesday and Thursday were
awaiting trial today after denying
the charges in police court. They
pleaded not guilty when arraigned
before Police Justice Edwin a
Bodcn who set the trials for Janu-
AIRY :. Three Of the six figured in
traffic accidents, none serious.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
FAST RtFFAIO

EAST BUFFALO Y Dec Is GNs'
HOGS Receipts s00 market ioc higher
Coon and choice. Si2 ~ 1910, trucked ms
ST. hu1ll 40
CATTLE Receipts 500 market steady
Grass steers and heIfers. Sii so cuttei
and common COWS. So % r 10 Gamers
81 8 so. SAUSAGE bulls o. 80
CALVES Receipts 100 market. Nealcri
unchanged Good and choice, SIS common
and medium Sl0ui4
SHEEP Receipts 400 market. steady
Goo1 20 choice Si301325, medium ane
uIzei. Si1 50 u s..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Legion Sets Open House

FLINT. Dec 26.-Plans were
announced today for the second
annual New Years Eve open
house celebration a the American
Legion home next Wednesday
starting al s p. m Alvin Ander-
son. president OF Flint American
Legion Council, is chairman Of
ARRANGEMENTS.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
pITTSBI RGH

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 26 uNs1 CATTLE
Receipts o.. market steady, steers.
choice. St2ui3 medium Sl01 II 50. com
mon 81 so W 2 so heifers medium 10 good,
Ss1Q common So 500 ~ cows, medium
to good So 3Ho so Gamers and cutters
- S0u6 500 bulls. good ~ choice 50 50 q
10 S0 common 20 medium SS.50da
HOGS Receipts 30. market steady and
Zoe higher i60-iso Ms Sll $50 u $50
200 his, Si1sh0l1 90. 200-22o lbs Sll ~
70 II 90 220-2S0 lbs Sii a0d ~ IS, $50
900 ms Sil.154Il 40; 900 $50 lbs SO II
Oils. l00-l5O lbs. Sll asa II IS. roughs.
50 - % q 7i
SHEEP Receipts 200: market steady
and 5uc higher choice lambs. Sl3n rs ~
medium 90 good Sll L. 3; common
lambs g. 30 y 10 50; ewes &305: vethers
S. 5u1f
CAVES Receipts 200, market stead,
and sole higher. good 10 choice SIS 50 %
rs 51 medium Sl2u 10 so culls ana com
mon. S7Q10
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
All Clio Locals Aided
YuIe Basket Drive

LANSING. Dec 81 Paul Bar
rctt. president Of the Greater Ing
ham County and Industrial Union
Council, composed OF all Go To-
Gals in tins area. explained today
that the $50 Christmas baskets
represented contributions from all
locals and not the Oldsmobile local,
alone
Barrett explained that one ~
the union officials had erred IN IN
forming newspaper, here that the
contributions represented the Olds
local
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Marion Relying on Competent Managers

The whole nation relying on competent managers to win
the battle production and would be rcgrettabe 10 find
governmental red and litigation. In
incident should be pointed
labor board has acted the recommends
of the and words of spokesman for the
have yet consider the findings OF the labor
board
practical suggestion freeze existing labor relation
setups prcSuppoSc that they perfect The
gcson merely prcdcated the pagmac realization that
visionary take time out to change models the midst OF
n
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Earnings

Wheeling and Lake Fris Railway reports
f.~ b months ended Noyemher 30 net
.r,r--e III 50 32i ~ after taxes and
rfr-rrs equal after dividend requirements
an f16 ua3 shares % per cent prior r'n
s.ur. and on 100 100 shares ~ So per
cent preferred stock 20 81 o5 a share on
--- -2 shares ~ common against - t4i -
SEQ az s. - common share m the first
Il months of 1870
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
SIItf AGO

CHICAGO Dec IS uNSl BUTTER
Receipts q $50 tubs market steady. az
fras a. score $40 standards 80 score
cars 33c extra hrsis, ql score 33iac
arsts $50 score 3lisq32i4o. specials
% score. 2it- " 3jc.
EGGs Receipts : asa cases; market
stcsdy current receipts. 3OAic. fresh extra
frstS 33i. 1'33t, fresh hrsts. 80 50 &c
darfIes % NC checks 2si4c
CHEESE Twins "a, . Csc. daisies.
prints and lorgh0rus PSI, n 25iac
LIVE POULTRY sharply higher; tur-
keys iau3lc hens 1871 &c leEhorn hens.
11u16tac springers 2op 23c hroiers -
b. 23c. BOOSTERS. IA i5cA- ducks, 10 IS i2c.
lcesc. ~ lie.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Dividends

a. VI. Byers Company declared
a dividend Of Sl99 on the : per
cent preferred. payable February
2 10 stock Of record January Il
This amount represents the quar-
terly dividend Of Sl75 that was
due May !, 1899. and interest
thereon.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Metal Markets

Sew York and vhoiesals no-ferrous
meta quotations supplied by Federated
Metals DIVISION Detroit Spot % per cent
tn nominal. New York SIC future iin.
s2c. lake erAde copper. delivered Midwest
49, e.cctroIy'ic spot sme.ter. ~ casting
copper f7h. S. Louis lead ; 20, 81
Tr4s 7.0r SIS. New York anumony. -
yl-E'n alum NUN i5c
January OrM lead and zinc POOL s'N
urknrNu Export corpc- ~ rs resale
~ Free sterling exchange 81 90
$rw YORK Dec q Principal IN.
frr.0le metal markets are more az r.
maftre time aVaring developments win
respect to January distrihI'ion ana emer
genes r0o. rrfers
III c9gper producers have sbtK cleaned
lp/ts current months fndTrgmen' OF
-1ri .fra'es and FetttDg ready fFr/ Jsn1sr}
af/.auonf Price pss hrm A. II cents a
pound verdi Chrnec'.cuf NsNey Base
tNphr' COPPER rulcd qu.et and unchanEed
ai f1. cents a pound e. New YORK
Demand for lead continues strong arc
.- excess % supply Price vas h-n a.
81 csr9 Mound Nev york srd 7r
.t.f. louis
rtr s rarss, continued slhJert r.
.'-.t rsrerrr a. s2a cents = pound
taf' 81 Bouts
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
U. S. Spending More Than Offsets Taxes

The spending IS being increased almost without
i'm than offsets
price-fXers themselves to have no idea
but TO check runaway stop all initiation. They
fixing sliding" ceilings and using current prices
basis
Of the why expect the rise in prices
10 be 1912 business EXPANSION follow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

a second distribution RI Iel.aa-
ton In amour, Of ~ ccG's pay
ablel January T. % 8tptk If
record Jahusry I PHd initial
h4u.daunc dividend IF $50 on
June - last
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

AMOS for ~ fscai year ended Sep'cm-
ts. q tro,,ef ret profit - s. 3T3 SIS.
.rr.ud rg N27s eo4 special credit represent
-E affgsfment ~ ne prior year federal
rsK reserve resulting from amendmfnt ~
f-. second Revenue Act ~ 1910 and after
$500. 600 reserve for cont 0Eenrfes AFTER
.crr requrfmsrts on the preferred The
rrf % equal 90 Sfs7 a mare 90 $50 ltF
..,.-a.r shares In me preceding ye4r 'rc
..-rrar. rrpcfted f0r nine months ended
strfs--tcr rs rcf proff 90 Ni.Tle OH.
on t18 ~ capital shares iner
4ff.r.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
DETR0i7ss6hs s1sz='TiMES
Stocks

NEW YORK, Dec. 27.-Prices
81 the following, stocks on the
New York Stock Exchange at the
opening today were:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Midwest Piping and supply

Company Inc deClared dNl-
dond ~ - cents or the common
payable January IT,. 20 stock OF
record January s making total
81 $40 paid during thc current
h.ca. year which end Fch IS
1919
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Ninrris NPlan Cnrpnration o

America declared a dividend of -
cents on tho 70 par common pay
able December 81 10 stock Of
record December IS This rs The
first dividend on the common
stock since inception of the COM
pany.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

V..s--rsr qO mad net income ~ sic
eZ- 500 equal after DIVIDEND requirement
~ sCH 00a shares - per cent non-cumu-
'a',e preferred 20 SO - share IN
-.frt- up 81 - common snare Dol me
1850 PERIOD
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
Livestock Markets
DETROIT

CATTLE Receipts. 200. Market steady
Choice steers. Sl2 80 a l3. so good steers
S1l.75nl2 so. common TO medium, 81 25 -
l1.75. good heifers, 1880 u common
10 medium 81 sou 1913 good cows, 81 q
so; medium cows. $7.50as; cutter an'
common. S625q :. so; Gamers $50 $50
good beef bulls. Se75dl0. good sausag
bulls. 50 1910; medium sausage bulls
25uq75. cutter and common, S7V 20
good and choice stokfr and feeder calves
SliVl3; medium, Ss.50n IL good stocke
and feeder steers and heifers, 50 so q 10. IS
common 20 medium, S7u SO.
CALVES Receipts so. Market steady
Good and choice. SIS 50 10 common tc
medium. Sl01 1870. culls. s7u 10
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts, 400
market steady to 25c up. Good and choice
lambs. Sl2 50H13.l0; medium 20 good, Sll
g122A cull and common. So n 1850 good
and choice ewes 23Qs.25 common and
medium, 1913 1913. culls S3q rs.
HOGS Receipts. 200; market steady 20
Csc higher Good and choice. $50 10 200
lbs Sil SIS: 200 to go lbs S11 40; 900 -
gao ms $40 20; 240 20 2s0 lbs. sll o5;
ESQ 20 ESQ his, $40 SIS: ESQ 20 500 lbs
SlO75. heavies. 300 10 $50 lbs $40 IS;
$50 20 900 lbs Si0.4 roughs, 81 1871 10,
pigs and d ghis, 81 II rs stays, 50 q rs
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

declared dividend Of - cent,
payable January II 10 stock OF
record January is Paid the same
amount January y.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
~ raso Natursl Ga, Compen, Of pein

. srt rrF sH.-la.affs fnr 10 months rnnef
-.t.sa..rr -n showed net InrnUe ~
8. SIS SITTER fe1eraI income Arf qNress
tr COS t.vrs e1ueI after per CENT pre-
frrref E.VIHerd req4irer1erfs z ~ 81 Al ia
taIe ~ SOS spa shares ~ common oht
s.Hae.TF Tr.F rJr7psrts vfnIs usNfsd re-
ra-e n ne ~ months ended Nov 80
fnfr-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

For the Inside News" Of
Washington, Follow Paul NAL
Ions Column In the Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
R,tb Packing COMPANY declared

Mstock dividend Of 80 per cent on
tn&N common stock payable Fob
ruarN 10, 70 stock Of record Feb
Iuary y
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27
enc AGO

CHICAGO Dec,- IS UNs) HOGS Re
ceip'g % 600. market steady, hodoverS
600. tor 81. so. hulk Sl10 II 40
heates $40 soHll as mediums $ll n
II 30. uehts Sl1.lo0li so. hght lights,
Sio q0ali 90. packing sovs. 1918 d 10 50
piEs. SlOr IL
CATTLE Receipts ! 500: market
steady. canes receipts 500. market
steady. beef steers choice Si2. So ~ Is
medium. 50 so u u 50. ysarlingE. $40 IS
butchers heifers Sqdls; COWS 81 rs n 2
bulls s. $50 "a. rs. calves. SO - feeders
s. 70 25. stockers steers. Ssa IL so, cows
and heifers S7111.
SHEEP Receipts Q 500, market steady
lambs. S12ul2 50, common. Si01 II wear
ungs, 81 10 10 so. feeders, 1913 4 II. 10
ewes, 81 6 so.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

Great Narthern Railway for ~ months
trrst s~tfr 3o nE~ rf' rr1rf ~
t.t ..-rf fclFlsto 8 ST. share aga rr'
a- H ~ SIS f6 share .n ,rs $3.50
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-27

peiavaff I.aksuanna arf Nsstsrn Nal-
f.+ So month"; e14ef = rf or fff aH
81 rr-rs ~ % Te8 o.. aI
81 on srars on SIS So tTarrt
sssirrt ~ .ost % S2is Hi5 IN 're 1890
Fts.y1.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
LOOKING BACK IN into 9TH the M r,ass

orders for pictures and necessary
frames and collected all the way from
81 to 81 on each order. The orders
were never delivered and besides the
Chandler House is out the board bill
when the fakir disappeared as sud-
denly as he appeared.
The Pioneer mine will increase its
force next week to 100 men. Mrs
Barth Coffey and Miss Nellie Coffey
are visiting in Tower this week.
The large number of flu patients are
rapidly recovering. Jack Lampi
is building a boarding house and
dwelling on lots opposite the Miners
Home on Sheridan street. When finish
ed it will accommodate about Is
roomers.
Mike Chalk, the diver, made another
attempt to get to the pumps at the
bottom of No. shaft of the Chandler
Monday evening but was again unsuc-
cessful owing to the timber floating
in the pumping station. The water
will needs be lowered and the floating
timber removed before the pumps can
be started. Only about Is feet of water
remains in the shaft this morning
The fire is out and the work of re-
timbering the burned No. 8 shaft has
been started.
Capt. Trezona is removing his fam
lily from Section Is to living apart
ments in this city and will himself &c
to Mesaba to have charge of explore-
lions for the Great Northern Iron
company. Nick Shank has gone to
Mesaba to take charge of the shingle
department at the saw mill there. Mrs
Shank will follow in about month
The Pioneer resumed the sinking
of No. 3 shaft yesterday.
Grant McMahan, town clerk. has
issued notices of election for town
officers to be held at the Anderson
Mine Office next Tuesday. Three super
visors, town clerk, treasurer, assessor
two justices of the peace, two con-
stables and one overseer of highways
for each road district in the town are
to be elected.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06

Now that the bill introduced by
Senator Elmer Adams of Fergus Falls
to legalize slot machines was killed in
the legislature, the merry work OF
gathering contraband nickels, dimes,
quarters, and dollars by the "syndi-
Gates operated from the larger cities,
goes merrily on. Senator Adams had
the right "hunch" insofar as the slot
machine was concerned but the legis-
lature was of the opinion that the bill
was licensing all forms if gambling.
The slot machine license called for a
break" for the player as the machine
was to be set at $3.50 at the most,
instead of in many cases, 20 for the
player and 30 for the trust. The Ii
cense also would have cut in on the
takes" of sundry officials throughout
the state. At that, it is well that it
was beaten.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
truth about ADVERTISING
OF WHAT CAN A MAN BE PROUD7
By CHARLES B. ROTH

in repair by going out of the way to
give value and service and also by
proclaiming their regard for their
friends on frequent occasions.
The form of these proclamatiOns
is advertising, which appears in the
newspaper and tells of the values
being offered, of the service avail.
able and of reasons why you can
become and remain their customers
to your profit and satisfaction.
Business men who advertise real
ize that friendship is a pleasure
and that it is also responsibility
Whenever business man adver-
tises it is sign that he is seeking
the friendship of persons and that
he is willing to assume the respon-
sibility of being good friend.
His advertising is warranty that
he will do his best to be worthy
of his friends confidence by provid-
ing the best and the most economi-
cal goods. You can't keep friends
if you cheat or overcharge.
His advertising is a proof that he
values their friendship and intends
to be worthy of it. You can't keep
friends unless you are willing to
live up to your highest ideals, not
only for the present, but also for
the future.
The advertising in the newspaper
is much more than so many COM
mercial announcements 1t is an
overture toward friendship by a
man or a product which means to
be worthy of your friendship.
g Charles B. Roth.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
Rotary Club Hears
Excellent Talks.

VIM. Mills was the five-minute
speaker at last nights Rotary meet
ing. Mr.. Mills took for his subject the
5th column inroads being made in
this country, now so much in the
public eye and especially the eyes of
the F. B. 7. and cautioned eternal
vigilance on the part of Rotarians
toward these subversive forces.
The birthday song was sung for
JOHN Buccowich and other songs
under the direction of Frank v. Di-
Nino, with Patricia Moonan at the
piano. A letter was read from Joe
Cristofferson of the Virginia club tell
ing of the intercity meeting at Vir-
ginia on the 10Th which Ely will
attend
Ed. C.. Jones, who has just re-
turned from his Florida trip told OF
historical points visited and also OF
the satisfaction experienced in being
able to meet with Rotary clubs in the
southland. Ed gave very compre-
henSive stop-by-stop account of his
three weeks trip in Florida, Illinois
Indianapolis and other states. His &C
count of Lincoln's home in Spring
field, the Decatur court house, the
southern battle fields and the people
met, was most interesting.
President Adkins presided at the
meeting after a three weeks absence
and in few minutes told the club
of the convention and the addresses
delivered at the gatherings. Ed Jones
drew next weeks five-minute talk
ticket.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
Twenty-Five Years Ago
Friday, March 3, 1916.

The annual banquet of the Ely Fire
Department was held Saturday evening
at the Exchange Hotel. George. T
AyreS served as POSTMASTER and made
an address on American Citizenship y
Addresses were made by George
L. Brozich, Superintendent Chas. Ire
IONA, Richard Hodge, Mayor Harri
Joseph A. Rothman and Others Robin
Walker sang solos and was accompanied
by Richard Trezona at the piano;
THE Great Augustus" mystified the as
semblage with few Of his best stunts;
Arthur Toms and Ole Fernlund told
several dialect stories in their mimi
tible manner. These stunts were
sandwiched in between the several
speakers of the evening.
The annual meeting of the Ely
BURNSIDE Outing company Wednesday
evening was well attended All last
years directors were reelected, viz:
George T. Ayres, Jas. I. Laing. George
l.. Brozich, Peter Schaefer, NJ. j.
Murphy and P. T. Brownell. 1t was
decided to build an addition to the
Lodge to furnish twelve more guest
rooms with screened porches, etc. After
the annual meeting the board Of
directors met and elected olncers as
follows: Ayres, president; Laing, vice
president; Schaefer, secretary, and
Brownell, treasurer
An "unloaded" gun in the hands of
a brother caused the death of 4-year-
old Angela Loushin last evening at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Anton Loushin Some boarder had
given the gun to the boy upon leav-
ing the Loushin home. Last evening
he brought it down from the upper
floor to show it to the family. His
mother objected but her fears were
set at rest when informed the gun
was not loaded The parents and the
boy are grief stricken over the acct
dent.
Mrs. John Kangas, aged A died at
her home on Sheridan street early
Monday morning. She leaves a hus-
band and two grown daughters. The
Rev. Hirvi conducted the funeral
Sunday. Pal Brown, the range
fighter of renown who makes his home
at Hibbing has hung up the mitts
and will fight no more on orders of
the Mayo Clinic at Rochester. His
eyes have given out The sig
months old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Chosa of Winton fell from her
cradle and was instantly killed The
funeral takes place tomorrow
R. j. Toms is in Coleraine this week
where he has been offered a good
position with a mining company
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
cCC Cage Tourney
Scheduled for Ely

The district CCC basketball will be
held in Memorial high gymnasium
Friday and Saturday, March IA and
Is, with six teams participating.
Entered are Co. 704, Gegoka; Co.
712, Grand Marais, Co. TIC, Tote; Co.
TITO and Co. 7707, Two Harbors, and
Co. 2767, Allen Junction.
The winner and runner-up will go
to the state meet, tentatively set for
March 81 and %. The place has not
been announced.
The meet here, for which pairings
are expected to be made this weekend
will be conducted Friday night, Satur-
day morning and Saturday afternoon.
Defending champions are Co. TIT,
Hibbing, but the camp is no longer in
the district.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06

for $500 claimed to be due him fol-
securing the contract for work done
on the new Ely city hall.
Ely swimmers at the state meet in
Minneapolis tied for state honors but
were noSed out in the tie by the rules
in such cases that the tied team TAX
ing most first places is the winner
Hibbing won the meet. Those taking
part from Ely were Joe Pucel Leonard
Klun, Alfred Kittila, Urho Elfving
John BONNER and Urho Tuomikosli
Joe Pucel brought home gold media,
and copy of the Gopher Annual fol-
1880, a gift from Coach Crisler.
Six boys and six girls were born
here during the month of February
according to the records filed with the
city council. Boys were born to Mr.
and Mrs. John Horvat, Harlan G
Krause, Owney Porthan, Matt Spreit.
Ter, George Mattila and Enrico Tome
Daughters to Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Vertin
Fred Skube, Louis Newton, Lawrence
Lunka, Waino Kukko and Andrew
Herrala.
News has been received of the deati
of Frank Urchull, Jr., of Milwaukee
Wise, where he was in the meat anc
grocery business. Before going to Mil
waukee, he was in business here with
his brother-in-la Frank Skala.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Moonan left Mon
day for Hot Springs, Arkansas, in tn
interests of the health of Mr. Moonan
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Gordon cele
brated their tenth wedding anniver
sary Sunday with dinner bridg
party. Several guests from out of tn
city were present.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06
Ely Skiers to Enter
Washburn Tournament

Five Ely skiers will take part in
a meet at Washburn, Wis, Sunday
They are Ed Janeksela and William
Trudgeon, class B, and Sig Olson,
William Sjoberg, and Kenneth jan
ekSela, class G.
A group from the Ely Ski club were
in Eau Claire last week, but did not
place. Inclement weather handicapped
all entrants.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-03-06

men on the pay rolls, rs per cent had
never worked at the mines and only 1875
per cent had lost their mining jobs.
In Hibbing, 1875 per cent on the VII
lage pay roll had never worked for the
mining companies. In this city it was
shown that of sc per cent of the men
on the city pay rolls had never worked
in the mines and only IL per cent on
the city pay rolls had been laid off by
the mines.
A comparison was made with cities
in other parts Of the state in the
report and it was stated that the
full time salaries and wages of Hib-
Ding was greater than the entire cur
rent expenses of either st. Cloud,
Rochester, Mankato or Faribault. Vir-
ginia, likewise. 1t was also shown
that only Hibbing and Eveleth had cut
their expenditures between 1923
and 1899 and that this accounted for
nearly all the reduction with which
the range is credited.
The voluminous report shows some
things favorable to the range but
more not SO favorable. Bills are now
being prepared to divorce school dis
trictS from relief rolls; cutting taxes
on low grade mining properties to
expedite the use of more low grade
ores and to divert some of the ta2
monies from the range towns to other
parts of the state. Discussions or
these measures will follow.