The Huttig news., 1907-11-09
NEWS OF THE WEEK THE LATEST EVENTS OF THE
 WORLD BRIEFLY TOLD.
NORTH, EAST WEST, SOUTH
Foreign Lands, Throughout the Ma. tion and Particularly From the
 Great Southwest.

SoLi ipduy IS ISpOII6u III INSW JeISey.
 Evelyn Thaw will not testify at the next trial of her husband at his request because of Jerome's bitter ar raignment at the first trial
 There are in France today 10000 convicted criminals-6,000 in the chief in the minor prisons and others about 14,000
 Finding that high wages and eoun- try dance given in their honor did not suffice to keep hired men, Walter Smeetson, a wealthy farmer residing near Wagner, S. D., has offered to pur- chase an automobile for the use of his farmhands.
 The recent death of Gertrude Folks of Clark county, Kansas. brings about an unusual condition by which J. F. Folks, against whom she s2tured a judgment for $3,000 in the district court of Clark county, inherits a half interest in judgment against him.
 Miss Clare Gunson, a young woman from Michigan, who has been em- ployed in the treasury department at Washington for several years, was pro- noted to the position of law clerk in the office of the comptroller of the treasury at a salary of $2,000 year. The first Oklahoma state legislature will have issues before it involving at least $60,000,000 in addition to many other matters of importance affecting citizenship rights. Governor-elect c. N. Haskell has stated that the danven- ing of the legislature will be one of his first acts.
 Nenturing too far to the westward in the Arctic ocean in the quest of whales, five vessels of the whaling fleet sailing from San Francisco, more than year ago, and having on board 225 men, arc believed to have been caught in the ice by the sudden clos ing in of the northern winter
 London is trying to do away with the miHSman with his changing bells and strident cries that disturb the early morning sleep. The milk dealers are installing automatic stations through out the city. They are operated through penny slots. A penny dropped in releases penny's worth of milk
 Capt Johnson, who was sent to the scene of threatened outbreak of Utes, reports that the Indians have been badly treated.
 Pleas for a "dry" Sunday for Chi cago will be made by 1.200 CT 1900 pastors in as many churches Sunday, Nov 24, recognized as Worlds Tenn perance Sunday" in many of the churches.
 The war of the Society of Equity against the tobacco buyers in western and central Kentucky is secoming se- rious Every effort is being made to force growers to pool the 1907 crop and induce the buyers to leave the field. Interest centers in Mclean county.
 The big aeroplane invented by Is rael Ludlow of New York, which has repeatedly refused to fly, though lowed by fast tugs and torpedo boats, has gone to smash.
 J. B. Rutherford, his wife and E. H.
 
 ther wounded, the result of domestic differences from which grew a suit for divorce. The quadruple shooting took place in a boarding house conducted by Mrs. Rutherford in Memphis, Tenn.
 The decapitated body of an unidenti- fled white man was found on the rail road track near Hollywood, Miss. Be- cause of an absence of blood, officials believe that the man was killed before being placed on the track.
 Mayor Dahlman issued an order di- recting all places of business and amusement in Omaha, Neb., to close on Sunday hereafter. The order was issued on the demand of Editor Fields of the Protector, the official organ of the Nebraska Liquor Dealers Associa- tion.
 Following a quarrel over money mat ters, Reuben Green and John Griffith, young farmers, mounted on horses, fought a duel near Keystone, Okla. Green received a wound in the neck from which he died.
 Oscar Erbsloeh, winner of the James Gordon Bennett International Aero nautic Cup, is the latest claimant for the Lahm Cup, based on the record of 876% miles he made in travelling from St. Louis to Asbury Park, N. J.
 Mrs. Emma Traunmiller, formerly of St. Louis, gets divorce at Rolla, Mo- her allegation being that her husband treated her cruelty
 The city of Bokhara, in Central Asia is reported destroyed by earthquake on Oct. 21, and 1,500 people buried in the ruins.
 Report that President Roosevelt was rebuked by federal judge following an attempt to learn the attitude of ] high court in the "beef trust' prose cution is related by Prof. Frederick Stimson of Harvard in lecture at the university