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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
BETTER SHOOTING.
The Annual Record Target practices
For the Navy Shows Marked IN.
rease In Efficiency.

Washington. Splendid progress
In target shooting with the big guns
Of the navy is recorded IN the general
order promulgated Friday by secre
tary Metcan giving the standing OF the
respective fleets, squadrons, divisions
and vessels for the annual record
target practice OF 1907. The Atlantic
fleet, which was the winner, scored
59.346 per cent against 59.2i1 for the
Pacific neet, o remarkable close con-
test. Last year the Pacific squadron
mot the fleet hadthe smallest final
merit, while this year It is higher than
al the other squadrons. The second
squadron. Pacific fleet, commanded by
Admiral Swinburne, which cores
ponds to the former Pacific squadron.
has won all that il could win that is,
the cruiser. gunboat and torpedo boat
trophies. there being ne ships Of the
battleship class at present in that
squadron.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
Aasksn PrebabIr Nemlnatea

Muskogee, l. r. - Unofficial but
complete returns from % out Of
40 counties In the Indian territory,
and from 10 out Of 30 counties In Ok.
lahoma. give c. H. Haskell Of this city.
a good.sized majority over Leo Cruce
Of Ardmore. In the race FOR the demo.
cratic nomination FOR governor Of tho
new state OF Oklahoma. The result
Of the primaries which wers held
Saturday viii not be- known for Sow
eral days. however. as the returns are
coming in very slowly from the 70
mote districts.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13

Arkansas Is one OF the states that
has entered upon a vigorous crusade
against the use OF concealed weapons.
and the fact is much to her credit The
governor has just signed a bin enacted
By the legislature which imposes q
fine OF 500 70 $1,000 and imprison.
mem for n year on anyone guilty Of
drawing a knife or pistol 81. Joseph,
Mo. Is q town which is also deter.
mined to put a stop 10 such practices.
The commissioner OF police offers lib
eral rewards 10 men who make the
most arrests and who secure the
greatest number OF convictions Of
"gun toters, These are wholesome
examples. says Troy Times. and might
be widely initiated 20 the advantage
Of the public and 10 the %lessening Of
crime.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
KNOX SAYS He WILL RUN.
Receives Endorsement Of PsnrsylVs-
MIA Convention And Willing TO Try
For the Presidency.

New York. - United States Sena-
tor Philander c. Knox. Of Pennsylva,
MIA, Thursday night announced his
willingness 20 become a candidate for
the presidency in 1905 should the re-
publican party see fit to nominate
him. Senator KnoX's position was
made known in expressing his appre-
Walton Of .he action Thursday Of the
republican state convention at Har-
risburg, Pa, which endorsed him Is a
candidate for that office.
Senator Knox. who is stopping at
the Waldorf Astoria, learned Thurs
day night OF his endorsement by the
Harrisburg convention, through the
press dispatches. Having read Oese
including an abstract Of the platform
adopted, he said 20 a representative
Of The Associated Press:
4 am deeply sensible Of the great
honor done me by my fellow republi-
cans OF Pennsylvania.
value the action OF the convention
approving such public service as
have been enabled 20 render ia the
past with q satisfaction not exceeded
by my gratitude for the unsolicited
pledge Of support for higher honors
and graver duties for the future.
have too profound a ems OF the dig.
nifty Of the chief msgistracy and too
intimate a knowledge Of It's lahors
and responsibilities 90 have sought
this endorsement. r. however. the
wishes Of Pennsylvania republicans
and the reasons they resign for their
action should commend themselves
to the national republican c~onventi5V
/ would accept SIS action with fun
appreciation OF its import"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
MoRMoN DEFENDs PoLYoAMY.
Elder Roberts declares Church Has
Not Surrendered One lots Of lie
Bellsf In Plural Marriages..

Salt Lake city, Utah, - A sonsa-
tlonai feature OF the controversy
which has been waged between tho
ministers OF the Evangelical churches
and the Mormon priesthood was Che
address delivered ia the Tabernacle
Sunday by Elder Brigham II Roberts,
once excluded from congress because
OF his ~polygamous practices. lie
spoke In reply to an open letter pub
hshed by the ministerial association.
Elder Roberts frankly declared That
the church had surrendered 10 one
iota OF its belief in the principle az
polygamy, but countenanced no poly
gamous marriages while they were for
hidden by law. OF himself he said.
Il stand exactly where did ten
years ago, namely that though tue
church proclaimed against the contin-
uation of this relationship. though the
state proclaimed against it, neither the
church nor the state may absolvs
the moral obligations j am under.
or release me from that moral duty"
Mr.. Roberts characterized the minis
tiers as belonging 70 a third sex neither
male MOI female and said they we're
better qualified for pink teas than
statesmanship. All Of the high of
hoials OF the church, including P7,S-
ident Smith. were present and tactic
ally endorsed the address OF Mr.. Rob
erts as an utterance OF die church
body.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
jars GETTING Benlgersnt

Toxic. Tho Hochi. which s. sup
porting count Okuma IN his position
on the American question. "a Fri
day morning The san Francisco
outraEos are worse than the murder
OF "a missionary IN China. which re-
suited in the occupation Of Klao
Chow Who would blame an appeal
90 the last measure n an impoteucy
10 protect treaty rights iH proycdg
We hope. however. that Ambassador
Aok viii BE- nrm enough 10 make tho
Washington government quickly take
measures to mete out justice 90 the
Japanese"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
Pestefflss Conspiracy story.

Cincinnati. An Investigation OF
the relations OF the railroads aud the
postomce department by direct order
OF President Roosevelt. which has al.
ready caused a saving 20 the govern.
ment Of more than two million dollars
Is declared 20 De now under way Ia an
article ia the Times Star Friday ar
@ternoon. Thirty-two postofnco inspec.
tors are said 10 be- az work IN a Ease
Of alleged conspiracy OF the railroads
and the postofnce department
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13

LANG Tung Yen. the new Chinese
minister TO the United States. Is c
pretty good business man. according
TO the stories Of some OF his old class
mates al Yale, When he was in col
lege he was closely associated with g
set of young fellows. ten in all, who
had about the same allowance each
month, 500. All the checks came al
once, and after a day or so every mem.
Der OF the SET was strapped LianF
finally solved the dimculty. The
checks were all pooled, and each SlOC
was 10 last the eoterie three days
For exactly three days one man had "a
pay an the expenses Of the ten
Thereafter. every ono was able 20 get
through the month without being 10
danger OF starvation.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
lnaenInua ia Not lny,n,Ive.

Women have great ingenuity in
adapting old c%ontrivances to new ends,
but little power for Inventions. The
patent ONCE at Washington contains,
10 be aure. many models from femi-
line hands, some useful and some fan
astic. For example. one woman who
wished to combine gardening and poul-
Ty-raising invented an anu-scratching
appliance for the feet Of her hens but
Z Is 70 be feared the condition of the
BATTERED flock suffered from lack OF
heir customary relish Of worms Most
II the popular and effective convent
snces Of personal and domestic life
ave been made by men. A woman
AN do more things with a hairpin
han a man could ever accomplish. She
win pick a lock, extract a bean from
a baby's ear or nose, run a string into
a curtain, hang a picture or button her
boots with the useful hairpin. But in
pite Of the frantic demand for a prac-
icable pocket, she has not invented
ane; and she stll washes and wipes
BY hand the family dinner dishes. A
goman's ability to make the best Of
.hings as they are is a distinct charae-
.eristie Of the sex, says Youths Com
%panion. II would be sadly missed II it
ere to be supplanted by v e a high
order Of original in-ventiveness. For
his easy. rapid adaptation Of made.
luate a to desired ends is applied
BY a woman not only to the machinery
u the household. but to the human
.orces among which she lives. The in
g~enlous wife adapts wen a clumsy
husband and an inexperienced cook &c
The production OF domestic harmony.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
No NV TrIal for watsrs-Rlsrss.

Austin, Texas. - Judge Brooks
OF the goth district court Friday heard
and overruled the motion OF the de
Tense 10 grant a new trial TO the
Waters Pierce OIL company convicted
last week OF having violated the anti
trust laws Of the state and a judg-
ment Of custer from the state with
payment Of heavy penalties rendered
against 81. Notice OF appeal TO the
civil court OF appeals Of the third su.
prcme judicial district was given and
the case will be carried 10 sim high.
or courts probably.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
Vain. Of MeKlrlsy Estate.

Canton. Ohio. - Mrs. NJ. c. Bar
Der. sister OF Mrs. Mckinley and sole
heir. was Tueday afternoon appoint
ed administratrix Of Mrs. McKinley's
estate. The Mrs. Mckinley estate is
valued at sl35. 600 in personal prop
erty and Sos. 900 real estate. This is
exclusive Of the estate Of the presi-
dent which BY will goes 10 his direct
heirs Mrs. Duncan and Miss Helen
Mckinley Cleveland and Mrs Her
Baer CNabel Mckinley
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
SENT h. Il. TUCKER TO JAIL.
Head Of Uncle Sam Oil Company
in Contempt.
Ne Filed an Affidavit that Seriously
Reflects Upon Judges Pollock,
Phillips and MePherson.

L~eayenworth, Kas Judge W. G.
Hook. OF the United States circuit
court, late Wednesday afternoon sen.
fenced II. II. Tucker Jr, the indicted
secretary OF the Uncle sam oil com
pany TO serve three months In the
Leavenworth county jail for contempt
OF court The act Of contempt being
a sensational affidavit filed by
Tucker alleging conspiracy between
Federal Judges Pollock. Mcpherson
and Phillips and the STANDARD OIL
company to drive the Uncle Sam com
pany out OF business. Judge Hooks
delivered a terrific arraignman OF
nttLinsy Albert l. Wilson, of Kansas
Coty, Mo, who prepared the afnda.
Wit. The Judge said the only hope OF
filing the affidavit was 10 create a
sensation ia newspapers and Great
public sentiment Judge Hook de-
clared there was no precedent for
such an affidavit and the clerk Of the
court vas criticised for placing II
On file. The affidavit was stricken
from the files By order Of judge Hook.
Fucker commenced serving his sen
ience "Wednesday night. The bank
ruptcy proceedings wero continued
until a Judge can be found who can
SIT In the case. Judge Pollock win
not preside.
The amdayits alleged that Judges
Pollock, Phillips and Mcpherson
went ON a fishing trip 10 Tampico.
Mexico on January 20. 1906 In the
private car OF Gardiner Lathrop. head
5f the legal department OF the Santa
Fe railroad and strongly lntimated that
during the trip "a conspiracy raj n
tered into between the judges and
the STANDARD Oh company. The
claim being made that the Standard
and the Santa Fe road were control
led By the same persons. The affda.
sit further alleged that Judge Pollock
bad made a statement against Tucker
and the Uncle Sam company u Of
court
Attorneys for the Uncle Sam oil
company asked the court 20 dismiss
the bankruptcy proceedings. stating
that Tucker would pay every ouistand-
ms debt in five days.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13

Coneyyille. Kas - DR. Vale Burgee
the dentist who has been missing
from this city since the night OF March
2 and who was though 20 have hocn
murdered in a cab nght here has been
fund ln company b Of the Twenty
sixth regiment OF tho United sgte8
army he enlisted at Oklahoma city.
Bltrch nnh, hut vas not finally ao.
cepted until March 10. lie then went
10 Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio.
Texas aud from there has started WITH
tls regiment 70 the Philippines
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
The Yacht Rass 70 nsrmuaa.

Hamilton. Bermuda - The schoon'
ev yacht Deryish.. owned by II
a. Morse OF the Corlnthian Yacht
Club. Marblchead, Mass, one Of the
yachts which started IN the ocean raes
from New York 20 Bermuda June S
reached the stake boat al ST. Davlds
Head al C.25 O'Clock Sunday morning.
The yacht Hyperion owned by Rear
Commodore Frank Mater. New Roch-
ellie Yacht club. crossed the line az
$3.50 o'clock Sunday afternoon The
Dgryish anchored OF the Royal Der.
muda Yacht club at "a. so o'clock sum
day morning and a most enthusiastic
reception was accorded her. She
completed the run OF C50 miles In 81
hours and so minutes.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
Railroads VII obey Law.

81 Louis Announcement vas
made Friday. following the closed
meeting here Thursday OF railroad Of
ncials representing an the Missouri
and Illinois roads and several eastern
lines. that the passenger officials Of
Missouri and Illinois roads have de.
cidcd not 20 enioin the enforcement
OF the new laws reducing fares. from
thrce 10 two cents per mile. Tho
laws become effective In Missouri.
June "A and In Illinois July J..
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
LIeut Rlchardson suIeIdss.

San Antonio, Texas. Lieutenant
Mack Richardson, whose resignation
was Thursday accepted by President
Roosevelt. vas found unconscious in
his room Friday at Fort Sam Houston.
Examination disclosed the use OF NOR
phine and prussic acid. A note saying
the act had becn inevitable since lat
November was found on a nearby Ia
bic. He was removed 10 a hospital
but died soon after.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
engineers Nay Buy Canal supplies

Washington. d. O. ~ Indications
are that the vacancy In the isthmian
canal commission, caused by the early
retirement Of Purchasing Agent Ross
has not been filled Secretary Taft
Is considering a proposition which 81
believed 10 be strongly supported by
Col Cocktails. the president OF tho
combustion 10 transfer 10 Gen Mack
emile. chief Of engineers the rcspon-
slbnity for the purchase OF an mater
iala save food and hospital supplies.
needed for the prosecution 81 the ca.
nal work
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13

New York. - Notwithstanding the
reports that Harry X Thaw, now
In the Tombs prison awaiting
his second trial for the killing OF Stan.
ford white has engaged a new director
general for his lcRal counsel. q
was learned a%utorhatlycly Sunday
that he has reached no final decision
with his lawyers aa 90 who win direct
his defOnse when he Is again called 10
The bar.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
Verdlet 10 b -, pamans.

Newport. r. l. - A verdict Tor 20
cents, the price Of hts ticket. was r.
turned by a jury by direction Of Jus
lice Sweetiand Thursday In the ease
9f Chief Yoeman Fred J. BuenElc Of
the naval training station. who vas
excluded from a dancing pavilion
last summer because be wore the
uniform OF the navy Several weeks
ago Justice sweeiland ruled that tho
defendant had Is right 20 select the
patrons az dances President Roosc
ycit has contributed towards a fund
Tor the prosecution Of the case. as
have also many officers and ealisted
men Of the navy. The case will %
go 90 the supreme court
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
Rsward for Dr.. Rurnss.

Coffeyville. Kan. - The police au-
thorites OF this city Tuesday night
offered q reward cf 500 for the ne.
covery OF the body OF DR.. Vale Bur.
gee the young dentist who has been
missing since March 3 and Is sup
posed 10 have been killed In a cab
IN the residence section OF this city.
The reward Is also offered for
knowledge % Burgess present loca.
ton n alive.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
MURRAY wlthdrsws Proclamation.

South McAlester. /. T. - PRESIDENT
Murray Of the Oklahoma constitution
al convention Tuesday issued a proc
lamation calling an election for
August G TO vote upon the adoption
night. having learned that the SUI
preme court had set the hearing OF
the injunction case for June - he de-
cided to withdraw the proclamation
and await the action Of the court.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
10 - Tueker,e Rslease.

L~eavenworth, Kan. Ex.Attorney
General Mon5ttts OF Ohio, and Albert
l.. Wilson, Of Kansas City. attorneys
for II. II. Tucker, Jr. former secre
tary OF the Uncle sam oil Co. who
Wednesday was sent To jail here for
three months by Circuit Judge Hook.
for contempt. stated Thursday That
they would leave Immediately for
Washington to institute habeas cor
pus proceedings In the United States
supreme court Il secure fuckers re
lease. Il Is said mat they may also
lay the case before President Roose'
welt.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13

Jefferson CITY, 40 Aunruey
General Hadley Friday gave an
opinion 70 the state Insurance depart
ment. holding that the law prohibit
ing an Insurance company paying any
officers a greater salary than $4,000
from doing business IN Missouri is
constitutional The attorney general
holds, however that the law. which
was passed by the legislature ulis year
does not affect licenses Issued by the
Insurance department Tor the present
year.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
Nurses for PUPILS in Boston.

Boston. - Considering the health OF
the pupils Of the public schools to be
OF as great importance as their intel
leCtual training, the Boston school
committee has decided 10 appoint a
corps Of trained nurses, whose duty It
shall be 20 safeguard the children.
The plan provides for the appoint
ment Of q women nurses, who under
a supervisor viii be placed in charge
Of ali the pupils.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
Mr. spauah Acquitted.

Centerville. Mo. Mrs. Mary
spaugh was Thursday acquitted Of
completely I'm the killing OF Sheriff
Polk OF Iron county. one OF her sons.
William spaugh Is under sentence Of
death for the killing. and another,
Arthur spaugh. is serving 80 years
IN the penitentlary for the same
crime.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
Thinks She Could Identity one.

Washington, D. G Mrs Emma
Leahy. proprietor OF the Leahy hotel.
On Brownsville. Texas, told the senate
committee on military affairs Thurs
day that she believed she could idou-
t!fy one Of the former negro soldiers
ns a member Of The group that had
shot mp the town The description of
this man tallies with the appearance
81 a soldier Of Company c, who was
one OF the men involved Ia the trouble
with Nj TAFT, a customs inspector
A subpoena WIS issued FOR him al the
beginning OF the senate investigation
but he mas not been found
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
raft on > Tout b ln.n.o,Lnn-

Chicago. No. Secretary o, War
Taft arrived ia Chicago Sunday nirht
on a tour Of insDscton Of western
army posts. Beside visiting Fort Smell
ling, MINI, Fort Meade s D.. and
Fort Leayenworth, Kan, Secretary
Taft viii address the students OF sew.
eTal western universities. He VIII
leave for Madison, Wis, early Monday
morning
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
Territory Election car..

Guthrie, OK. - June ~ IS the date
set by the supreme court for hearing
arguments la the temporary injunc.
ton issued By distric, Judge Pan.
coast, denying the right OF the consu-
~tutlOual convention 10 call an cleo.
uon for the ratification or rejection Of
the constitution.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
Mr.. HARTMAN IS IMMUNE
Testimony Before Commission At
fords Him Protection.
Conference at the White House Dis
eussed Trusts and Kindred Sub
iects Until Late.


Washington. - A notable confer
snce on the subject of trust prosecu-
ions was held at the White house
Friday night. Those who participated
we're President Roosevelt, Secretary
II State Root. Secretary Of War Taft,
Secretary Of the Treasury Cortelyou,
Secretary Of Interior Garfield. Attor-
ley General Bonaparte. Interstate
Commerce Commission Knapp and
-ane and Frank b. kellogg Of Mime
sofa. special counsel for the govern
nent. The conference began shortly
after 9 o'clock.
The discussion took a very wide
ange. Much Of the time was given
70 the Hartman Alton deal. Every
phase Of that transaction was thor
oughly gone over and discussion was
participated n more especially uY
the president, Mr.. Ksllog, Attorney.
5eneral Bonaparte. Commissioners
Knapp and Lane. The conclusion was
promptly reached that however dam
aging the evidence might be against
Mr.. Hartman, the testimony he had
given in the interstate commerce in
yestigation had given him complete
immunity from criminal prosecution,
Commissioner Knapp explained that
he did not complete his investigation
and that therefore he was not prepared
10 give a definite opinion as TO tne
sufGciency OF the evidence 20 warrant
The government in instituting at this
time suit to nullify the Alton deal.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
soats for Kansas civ Trsde.

ST. Louis, Mo. - The river steam
ers City Of Chester and Tennessee
were sold Thursday TO the Kansas
City Transportation company and viii
at once be put into operation on the
Missouri river 20 run between St.
Louis and Kansas City. Il is believed
this deal assures the permanent re-
sumption Of Missouri river traffic.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13

Some OF the justices Of the lower
courts in New York where the wear
ing o. gowns on the bench has lately
been introduced are robelling against
them. One Of the solemn judges is
quoted as exelaiming that he'd be
burned m ne would submit 10 Il. or
words 20 that effect And yet the
Judicial gown IS q rather imposing
garment. and e sometimes covers
becoming array. Lei their
houors submit 70 Il, suggests Troy
Times. and thank goodness that they
have 20 wear WIGS
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
Mars ersmery Property go.

Leayenworth. Kan. - The brewery
receivers here Wednesday took pos
session OF the fixtures in 30 saloons
siad 90 be the property OF Brewing
compunlca
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
MIsslonsry beaten IN Chin.

London. a special dispatch re-.
ceiycd here from Hong K0ne says
that Mt Pollard. a Methodist mission
AIRY a. Chao-Tun Fu. has been meT.
c~ilessly beaten by the Chinese. Ills
lung was pierced by a weapon The
missionaries are nocklng into Hong
Kong from the sWatow and PaEhoi
districts.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
~ Do - Nestor, 80.

Athens. During excavations near
Pylos conducted by the German Insti.
tuto OF Athens "a yaultcd edlncc con.
timing many gold arnaments and
other v%aluablcs was discovered Tx.
perts believe the building 10 have
been the palace Of the Homerlc king
Ncat0r.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
Leavsnuorth saloon Men scared.

Leavenworth, Kan Receivers
Carver and Allen took possession o.
seven buildings in L-eevenworth Tues.
day belonEing 20 Lcmp Brewing Co.
The aggregate value % the properly
IS $35, 200. Many closed Tuesday and
others p preparing 10 quit business.
Many saloon keepers are leaving
LeavenWorlh.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
suItan'a Amy Dsfeated'

Molilla, Morocco, II Is imported
that the prctcuder 20 the throne OF
Morocco has again been victorious
over inc suian's army.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1907-06-13
win Not Affiliate win IN, sslI.

Chicago. - Opposition 20 any afdli-
alton OF independent telephone con-
pauies with the Bell Telephone com
pany anywhere on the American
continent" was embodied In a resolu.
tiou adopted Wednesday by ropresen.
tatiyes of the independent companies
In convention here Such utilization
was denounced as being injurious 10
the Interests Of subscribers.