The Green Forest tribune., 1909-10-22
E lys IF THE WEEK
LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD
 TERSELY TOLD.
E9BTH, EAST. SOUTH AND WEST
Votes From Foreign Lands Through
 out the Nation, and Particularly l the Great Southwest.

S&The University of Wisconsin base I'll team beat Tokio university in the |Aet of the series of games which the 1legians crossed the ocean to play. 7He score was to 0.
 Stay Gould, youngest son of George was elected director of the Wabash railroad at the annual meet k of the stockholders and debenture Ind holders.
 An election in Dawson county, Ky, Evote $150,000 bonds for new court
 hse was lost by 500 votes, although |Ee old court house has been con-
 nned.
 E John w. Sturgiss, formerly book epsr in the National Safe Deposit,
 Wing and Trust company, of Wash kton, is sought by the police to an Ter a charge of embedding $S,OOO
 m the trust company. zzA Announcement was made that the
 ristian Herald, in response to re- ests for aid from United States Con-
 
 1flpped 5000 blankets for the use of R flood sufferers there. &xDr. George A. Fritch of Detroit was tArrested in connection with the 6Sath of Miss Maybelle Millman of Tin Arbor, whose dismembered body ITS found tied in sacks in Ecorse C&ek on Labor day.
 Third Assistant Postmaster General <Mshe announced to the heads of
 bureaus in his division that he ifended to resign from the postoffice &partment President Taft was mo- Ied of Mr. Lawshe's decision. E &NRobert Keller, a self-confessed bur &r, was sentenced to an indetermi- 7 |te term in the Illinois state peniten- IN, after being found guilty of steal IT. seven cents.
 ee2use she stayed home and cared
 4 he parents for 19 years when
 might nay~ married and made 11<{ne for nersen, Margaret O'Mara ! "a awarded S3,114 by a jury in the
 cuit court in a suit brought against
 TIE mother, Catherine O'Mara. 5HThere was considerable excitement Eathletie circles at Champaign, H., over the report that University of Illinois coaches and students had charged an Illini student with having sent football signals and plays to a certain member of the Chicago eleven. It Is also said that after the identity If the student was learned he was Thoroughly hazed and given a ride on ' rail Wednesday night.
 $sA man named Sherry, living in Cleveland, shot his wife and sister-in- lxW, then killed himself His wife and sfBter-in-law were rushed to the hos pbital. The former died in half hour. The other woman is slowly dying with three wounds in the abdomen. sSTeh case against the Cudahy Pack <ng Co.,, for violation of the intern &k revenue laws by failing to place ilamps of the proper denominations X2 packages of olermargarine, came M an end in the federal court by a 
 HThree Chinamen were electrocuted <E the state prison in Charlestown, Mass, Tuesday morning for the mur- Ter of four of their countrymen in a fong war, in Chinatown on the night E August 2, 1907.
 of armed citizens are search 36g for Earl Bullock, an IS year old Ssperado who robbed the State bank
 Eudora, Kas., and later perhaps {tally wounded Policeman Wilson fingle who attempted to arrest him 2k his mothers home.
 eighth annual convention of Ike National Nut Growers association /egan in Albany with a considerable
 saber of members present. Presi- ent J. B. Wright of Cairo, Ga, was
 the chair. An interesting program br the three days session has been fepared and there are good exhibits X nuts, nursey stock and plant food Preparations.
 "A revolution has broken out in Anto Domingo The insurgents, eaded by General Andre Navarro, at licked a town near the Haitien from er, but was repulsed by the govern
 lent troops.
 M 0. R. Shafer, owner of the Barkott [krnival outfit, which is exhibiting in Tashington, N C., was waylaid on 5Ae main street of that city, robbed
 a hundred dollars and probably ktally injured by blow from an "a gun barrel in the hands of the lghwayman.
 Iowa postmasters adopted resolu pns endorsing postal savings bank
 stem under which the money re
 lived by the government will be de
 Dsited in the local banks of each
 immunity from which it is derived
 Rector Altman, of the Church oi
 e Heavenly Rest, Abilene, Tex, was
 nch surprised on his return from his Scation tu find that his sacristy had
 len burglarized and the churcl
 bbed of its solid silver communion
 rvice, which had been in use fol
 1enty-five years, the gift of New
 brk City church women.
 City Marshal William Wyrick los
 5 life at Eureka, H., when the gas
 lgine used for pumping purposes a
 e city waterworks plant exploded
 le entire town was awakened by tho
 donation,