The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-07-08

hope that Governor Gillette of Cali
fornia may relent and let the fight &C
IN in San Francisco.
Roosevelt has now become editor
doing work in this line for the Out
look.
Every member of congress counts
on being able to spend July 4th at
home and not go back to Washington
again until December.
In a speech in the house Repre-.
sentative Ransdell advised immigra-
ton to the southern states.
Former Congressman Henry Par.
sons, aged sixty-six, died suddenly in
Georgia while sitting in a chair at his
home. His wife. while occupying the
same chair, expired in a similar man.
uer a short time ago.
Uncle Joe" Cannon did not go to
New York to greet Colonel Roose-
welt. When asked whether he would
attend the big reception Cannon
sand: Il can't get away at this
time"
The French government has decided
that it will be impossible to apply the
workmen's old age pension law, which
will cost the treasury nor than $685.
600, 900 annually, until last quarter of
1911.
Johnson and Jeffries managers say
the fight will be pulled off in Nevada
If not allowed to do so in California.
A bill has been introduced in the
D,o~;oo I--,4 - oL11:,h w. @~1,i1h
pale. 1t has the support of 160 mem
bers.
In accordance with the wish of the
late King Edward, the duke of Con-
naught will succeed Earl Grey as the
goevrnor-general of Canada, probably
next spring.
In the course Of a speech in the sen.
ate, Senator Hepburn spoke Of Ex-For-
ester Pinchot as an opposite of fallacy,
theory and ignorance"
John Pierce, one G the big real
estate operators in Sioux City in the
boom days, died at Oakland, Cal.
President Taft formally received at
the white house the new Turkish am
bassador Youssoufzia.
The first cloudburst in many years
caused hundreds of thousands of dol.
lars damage in Berlin.
A large delegation from the trade
organizations of the Pacific coast will
visit China this summer.
Ex-President Roosevelt will rest
two months at Oyster Bay, mean.
time not saying a word about politics.
The greatest demonstration that
New York ever witnessed was that
pulled off on the arrival of Roose.
welt.
Forest fires have swept over a sec.
ton twenty-five miles in length in the
Ojo and Manseanal mountains OF
Mexico.
The senate has confirmed the az.
pointment of John Rustgard to sue.
coed John j. Boyse as United States
attorney in Alaska.
A bill allowing homesteaders to
their claims until water is avail
able was passed by the house. The
privilege is confined to bona fde en-
The police are keeping a sharp look.
out for Porter Charlton, husband OF
American woman who was MUIR
dered and her body thrown into Lake
Como at Como, Italy. They believe he
is hiding in Switzerland.
The house has adopted the senate
statehood bill, rather than let it
go back to conference, where it was
feared the senate conference would
kill it. 1t prcvids that congress and
the president must approve the consti.
buttons Of the new states.
The house committee on public
buildings and grounds decided on an
omnibus bill carrying approximately
$50, 100000. The bill is smaller than
usual on account of the so-called re.
trenchment program. 1t probably will
be put through during the closing
days Of the session.
A special from Williamsburg, KY,
Rev. Robert Vaniver and Rev.
Isaac Perry, mountain preachers, who
had been holding revival meetings,
fought a duel with knives in the
Baptist church. Vanover was
cut from ear to ear. He died in q
short time.
BY a vote of so to II, the senate
passed the revised railroad bill after
desultory and featureless debate. All
senators voted for the
bill.
Representative Martin demanded an
investigation Of friar land leases In
the Philippines.
A cross country aeroplane fight