Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1910-11-30

,uent OF the st. Louis d San francisco
railroad. and Mrs. d. -idson. By their
landlord, the family butcher and the
repairer Of the family automobile. ID
In the presence of the Mortified pas
sengers and crew of the train, Bob
Matthews, a negro, charged with at
tacking Mrs. E.. Snowden near Pensa-
cola, several months ago, was taken
from car at Gull Point, Fla, by 40
masked men and lynched by the side
of the railroad track.
Reports received at Mexico City
show that the revolution is spreading.
especially in the northern mountains
aAd Yucatan. In tho larger cities the
Diaz arms seem to be successful.
Sixty-tlve rebels, captured by the fed
eral troops at Orizaba, were shot. &C
cording to reports there.
Revolt seems to be spreading rapid
ly throughout Mexico. Despite the
rigid censorship now in effect. the gov
eminent having conflscated most of
the telegraph and telephone lines.
stories Of uprislngs In many districts
managed to slip in. Fierce fighting &C.
Cured at Durango, Torreon, Parral
and Gomez Palacio, the latter town
falling into the hands of the rebels
Socialism was characterized as a
philosophy Of the beer mug" in a
sermon preached by Archbishop Glen.
non Of st. Louis. A large number Of
delegates to the American Federation
Of Labor convention, including sew.
eral Socialists, attended the services
The sentence of John Hart. a De-
troit business man, to ten days in
the house Of correction and to pay
fines aggregating $4,000 for alleged
violation of the oleomargarine law.
was affirmed in the United States dis
trict court at Cincinnati.
Continued difficulty In inducing
merchants to pay prices on cotton
goods in keeping with the high cost
of production is giving rise to talk in
the east of further curtailment of the
output to meet the restricted demand.
Friends of United States Senator
Thomas H. Carter, who was defeated
for reelection in Montana, said that
the senator had been rendered an ap-
pointment as member Of the SUI
preme court of the United States.
Official figures on the initiative and
referendum measures submitted to
the voters of Oregon show that of the
thirty-two submitted nine were car
ried and twenty-three defeated. The
highest vote was on the initiative pro
hibition law.
The Isthmian Canal Commissions
annual report shows that the canal Is
rapidly nearing completion and that
the health and labor conditions in the
zone are excellent.
Mistaking a package of headache
tablets for candy, the three-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel c. Taylor
ate ID at GAINESVILLE, o. The child
died in commissions.
It Is rumored at Eagle Pass, Texas,
that 400 persons were killed at Zacate-
cas-, Mexico, in a pitched battle be-
tween the government and revolution
airy forces. Railroad men who brought
information declared that the revolu-
tionists, following plan adopted at
Pueblo, began a fight.
The Mississippi Commercial
congress met in San Antonio, Tex,
to discuss conservation, trade with
Latin America and the orient and
other important topics.
Postmaster General Hitchcock took
personal charge of raids in New York
city Oh two concerns charged with
using the mails to defraud the public
out Of over $40,000,000 by selling stock
on the promise of enormous dividends.
The Offices raided were those Of Burr
Brothers, Inc, and the Continental
Wireless Telegraph and Telephone
company. The principal officers of the
two concerns were arrested and held
in $4,000 bail.
The shippers had their innings in
the contest before the interstate COM
merce commission at Washington over
the suspended proposed increases in
freight rates on the eastern lines.
Their contention is that the advances
are not justified, and that the real So
luton of the problem lies in the in
PRODUCTION Of scientific principles
The Russian emperor has written
the following note on the margin of
the report which M. stolypin sent to
his majesty Of Tolstoi's death: Il de-
plore the death of the great writer
who embodied the golden age of his
talent in his creations of types of the
fatherland, constituting one of the
most glorious periods of Russian life.
May he find in God a merciful judge"
A dentist Of Mason City, a., has
received a request from man in a
town near there that he lend him
set of teeth over Thanksgiving, to be
returned promptly afterward.
Premier Asquith presented his pro-
gram In the British house of COM
mons. It Is now settled that in the
event of the rejection of the veto
bill by the lords the government will
pass the essential features of the bud
get, remove the pauper disqualifica-
ton for old age pensions and dis
solve parliament on November %.
All cases against Gov. C. N. Has
kell of Oklahoma have been nolle
pressed. This action ends the legal
fight against Haskell and others in
connection with the Muskogee lot
charges, which has been waged in
the FEDERAL courts for several years.
One hundred and sixteen Of the