The Green Forest tribune., 1909-04-23
NEVIS IF THE WEEK
LATEST NEWS OF THE WORLD
 TERSELY TOLD.
NORTH, EAST, SOUTH AND WEST
Notes From Foreign Lands, Through out the Nation, and Particularly
 The Great Southwest.

and northwest, it is announced that Omaha will have no saengerfest in 1910 because the Nebraska legislature enacted law requiring all saloons to close at s o'clock at night.
 Attorney General Wickersham has decided that the referee board of the tlepartment of agriculture is a legally constituted body and that the salaries and expenses of the members of the hoard and their assistants may be -paid by the secretary of agriculture. John Craig was shot to death in his ahome at Roaring Fork, Va, and his LtWo sons, Patrick and Arthur, aged hD and 12, respectively, were arrested dcharged with the killing and placed atn jail It is said the father had been brutally treating the boys and while ahe was asleep they shot him.
 n Carrying out their pledge for a .leaner Washington, society women Ewere out in full force Thursday super llsyision the clearing of the streets ol he city of all floating paper and de 7ris not gathered up by the rubblsh latarts. o, s1.na The bank at Welda, Kas., was dyna- enited and robbed of it's entire con +inents early Thursday. It is not known ow much was taken, but bank o1fi- .riials admit that large sum IS miss sdag. There is no clew to the TOD fpers.
 lal Electric power for the city of St. OIsnufs will be furnished by the Mlssis- n, fnni sriyer beginning in 1912, accord ilt N,lg to the annual pamphlet or the orth American company, holdlns ,,u,mpany of the various public utln- Saes of that city.
 EConqressman Frank Clark addressed .le Florida house of representatives, &hursday night in answer to resolu- Wan nroposing the censuring Of MT. Iarly for his recent criticism of Wll- am Bryan and other Democrats, CsS,e course of a speech on the tarlH NfAei .sf,e national house of representa- Y tSfsa4s Rss r~'ss--' :. a..,. from. "A dispatch received in Paris rom sTaples says that Mount Etna IS Ill Euption and that showers of clnoers ,.lAve fallen on Catania. Many or the hahitants, the dispatch says, nave Id. Stromboli, it is asserted, also Is selstive. poua Andrea Gambino, young ltailan brsarber. who three years ago kilieu npan with shotgun, was Kllleo fSgtednesday night in a running oattle andlth three countrymen' through ui'n. ..ooJxlvn streets, while thousands or RUSrsons looked on Pietro Zarcone, {. Atcher. told the police that Gamplno l Approached him and demandeo soo' E.der penalty of death
 VtJosna Klein, the radio active phl- -sopher," will be deported next week. w 16-scording to an announcement tues xs Klein recently was convicted or
 Hacking a woman who was trying to Ithim. to recall to America two Ia- W Ina girls whom he had persuaded to Iu dfs colony in Switzerland.
 VQilifam Dean, a college man Of Eau
 aiTe Wis, is in the hospital at Lln-
 In. Neb., in a dangerous condltlon
 m self-inflicted wound. He ex- ,e th.,ins his act by saying that although
 Tet1Vcated man and an expert cnem-
 7le has been unable to get e"- syment.
 Risser, president of the ITO copois Canning Co. of Onarga' Ill., in thSs faken ill on the street III Ne" yid4rk Tuesday and died shortly alter- re gsrds. ., .av1ver 750 Des Moines school chll-
 sn Tuesday signed petition to Elf eoflos,e Roosevelt that the ex-presl-
 ntchange his mind and not XII ae- obsafseless wild animals in Africa The
 tors,a in the hands of Miss Eliza Atlanp. faaird secretary of the humane ,,.MAfv who will send it to Roosevelt.
 SM M31fyestigation contacted by the
 M0ines Gowa) Tubercular asso- - ti6n has resulted in the discovery M}Six out of every ten children eX- ScIi are affected with tubercu- 'S ,iaxa5h Joyce, alias george An and long sought by the police of vi land San Francisco on bur f,h,dI E EkArges was arrested at Port @&: TSgon, Monday. Lieut.. Schlau, fh8 Ghicago detective bureau, valn- 6IOSo6xlk Joyce here several days.
 afF1&t was made by local detect Xt2 iH8t. Yves, the Frenchman who
 {h6 recent international mara
 deKly, has been matched to meet KVNSxd 8trubb, of England, in a tif- i71e race at American League nf1Siif New York Saturday. April "A. N23l(is Tygard, 70 years old, for .nd al, any 6raS1dent of the National bank URE. &Ufl&rSsMo.. was Thursday released pr mssstSt the federal prison at Leaven- e1prs 1nKa pardon signed by Presi- Par Iargs fft4s He was serving term of kS6Afp for violating the banking :. Etngressman De Armond ap-
 EG$the president in his behalf.
 Bodie, Tex, Monday de-
 <{he Dudley hotel. James
 a horse trader of Wichita
 1Xas, was burned to death
 B. Rowe was seriously
 JOSS about $25.00O.