The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1910-06-24

Rise in interest rates is a con
spicuous feature of the financial stu
alton.
The Nebraska centenary celebra'
ton will take place at Bellevue June
%, % and "a.
Beverly. Mass. is making ready for
the summer s%ojourn Of President Taft
and his family.
A large delegation from the trade
organizations Of the Pacific coast will
visit China this summer.
Governor Haskell recognizes Okla.
homa City as the new state capital
and has established an office there.
A bill has been introduced in the
Russian duma to abolish the Jewish
pale. 1t has the support of 16O mem.
bers.
Forest fires have swept over a sec.
ton twenty-five miles in length in the
Ojo and Manseanal mountains OF
Mexico.
In London, June s, Miss
Margareta A. Drexel, daughter of the
Philadelphia banker, was married to
an Englishman.
A cross country %aeroplane flight
from st. Louis to Kansas City will be
held July IS for a prize of at least
$4,000 and probably more.
Charles Gridley, attorney of Vir.
g1nla, ILL.,, who represented the fisher
in the Springfield lobby, was given a
clean bill by Mr.. Burke, after he had
testified.
The appointment of Sir Charles
Hardlnge. permanent und~ersecretary
OF state Of foreign affairs, as v~iceroy
OF india, III succession to the Earl of
Mimic, was officially announced.
According to the official estimate,
the population Of New South Wales at
the end OF March was 1850 $40, show
ing an increase for the quarter of 10.
536, the highest for many years.
With a record of $50 bills, carrying
SSoo,00O altogether, favorably report.
ed, and 200 carrying $o,O0O,O 900 adj
Versely reported, the house committee
on claims has closed it's work for the
session.
When Colonel Roosevelt comes sail
ing home on June IS Collector of the
Fort William Loeb, Jr., and several
hundred loyal friends will meet him
down the bay in government vessels
and escort him up to Manhattan.
Attorney General Wickersham has
rendered a decision in which he holds
Richard Parr is entitled to re-
cover from the government the
amount of his claim for information
given against the so-called sugar
trust.
Joseph G. Cannon has decided to
make an extensive speaking tour in
coming campaign. He made this
known in the course of a conversation
with friends. Uncle Joe said he had
decided just what states he would
visit, but he would go to a good many
Of them.
An appropriation of $500 for the
OF former Representative d. A.
DE Almond is carried by the general
deficiency bill, which was reported to
he house. The same mount also is
carried for the widows of three other
members Of the house who have died
Turing the past year.
Vice President Sherman and Speak.
cannon must pay the salaries of
heir chauffeurs and buy their own
The senate gave UP it's fight
or the appropriation of $4,000 each
or the maintenance of the automO-
'lles OF the presiding OF. e of the
.wO houses of congress-,
Cannibals who ornament their hints
With the skulls of their victims are
much trouble in the French
jongo. according to Captain Prakos,
has just arrived from Africa.
Santa Barbara and San Luan ma.
ional forests in California will be
July l and will thereafter
e known as Santa Barbara forest.
Treasury officials figure that if all
money in circulation in the Unit.
q States were divided equally, every
IAN. woman and child would have
34.59. This is II cents per capita
lore than they would have had by
same process of reasoning a
lOnth ago.
Notwithstanding recent threats
nat a revolutionary movement would
e in%augurated in China Sunday, the
ate set for the opening of the Nan.
exposition, this ceremony was
arried out without the slightest dis.
rGer.