The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1907-01-11

Dixon of Missoula will likely be chosen
senator to succeed Clark.
Alexander Berkman, who last summer
was released from states prison after
serving IA years for an attack on Henry
U. Frlck, following the Homestead, Pa
riots OF 1892, Emma Goldman and two
Others were arrested in New York today
by detectives who broke up an anarch-
lstlc meeting on the east side. Later
they we're released on $4,000 bonds.
Rumors OF conspiracy against the
peace OF Cuba are again rife in New York
city. Three persons mentioned in con.
nection with the plan to start trouble in
in the island we're ofFiceholders of the
falma administration, two OF whom are
now in New York and the other in Eu
rope.
statement issued today by the bu
reau OF statistics Of the department OF
Of commerce and labor announces that
this country ranks third in the value OF
manufactures entering the worlds inter
national commerce, the amount Of its
exports Tor the past year having aggre-
gated more than 70O,00O,00O.
Senator Bailey is to be deposed as
democratic leader in the senate
Alien immigration last year came over
a million strong, representing all nation
alitles. The Huns came in great droves
Monday. January z.
Rev. Henry A. Buchtel, d. d., chanceI-
lor OF Denver university, will be inaugu-
rated as governor of Colorado tomorrow
in Trinity NJ. E. church, which was built
during his pastorate.
Representative Jones has introduced
bills to authorize the North Coast Rail
way company to construct two bridges
across the Columbia river between Ben
ton and Franklin counties, and Benton
and Walla Walla.
Reliable information has been received
at Washington of prospective influx
of over 1000 japanese into the United
States from Mexico. japanese emigra-
tiOn to the Hawaiian islands during the
past ~ months aggregated 6,749, a
large portion of whom subsequently,
came to the United States.
Snow foot deep covers the desert in
Nevada this morning. Old prospectors
state they have experienced nothing
equaling the present storm.
Gov. Bryant B. Brooks was inaugu
rated for his second term as governor of
Wyoming at noon today.
George B. CortelyOu announced his re-
tirement as chairman of the national re-
publican committee. Hon. Harry S
New, vice chairman, will become acting
chairman of the committee
The New Mexico constitutional con
ventiOn met today. A plea will be made
Tor Immediate admission as a state.
Tuesday, January 8.
Knute Nelson of Minnesota was nOmi-
mated at the republican caucus for re-
election as senator.
Representative Joseph NJ. Dixon was
nominated for senator from Montana to
succeed Clark.
Engineers and dredgemen on the
Panama canal will appeal to President
Roosevelt shortly in the interest OF
higher wages for themselves.
Before a large audience at Guthrie,
Alva Adams, ex-governor of Colorado,
and Miss M. Clay, daughter of the ia
nous Kentucky statesman, Cassius Nj
Clay, tonight made eloquent pleas for
the insertion of a plank in OklahOma's 3
constitution extending to women the
voting franchise.
Chairman Hull OF the house military
committee, says the army must have
more money. Coast defense is short OF
men, and pay is not what is desired.