The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1910-06-09
D1lEgs Of THE week


Tvo Sen Joss women were foui
dead bensath their overturned auto.
The International Horse Show
go IN London, and King Edward
hodly missed.
Nays lndiens In Yuestan have :,
boIled against Mexico and sacked Il
town Of VnliadoIid.
Railroads have agreed to withdra,
al proPosed rats increases. pending
general conference.
Congress has authorised Oregon an,
washington 70 fix the boundaries be
tween the two states.
Chairman Nelson, Of the Ballinger
Pinchot investigator commission, say.
conservation has run riot
The Illinois Central railroad has
besn bilked about 81, 900, 900 by crook
"a o'icisls and big shippers in col
susion.
Lightning struck the spectators At a
ball game In Pony. Montana. badly in
jurinx many and tearing of one wo-
mans corset and shoes.
The corruption fund which defeated
ehe hshsries bill In tho Illinois ieeisla-
turs has been traced TO its source. and
II seems certain that the bribe-eiyer
will Be convicted.
while swinging by his arm from
NE limb Of tree, in Dillon, Mont.
Frank Hardness, aged IL, struck the
point 81 : pair Of sheep shears, hung
on nail IN the tree with the blades
ootwayds, the ateel piercing the bows
hsAr and instantly killing him.
When George Cooke, paymaster for
the Hans Rees Sons Tanncry, Asbe-
viIles N. c.. reached the compapy's
ONCE, after drawing s., 900 out OF the
bank 10 meet payrolls, he found 10 his
utter establishment that the money was
not In the suitcase where he had placed
u tie believes he was victim of
shrcwd broad daylight robbery.
II IL believed that sentiment IN the
south IL turning against prohibition.
President Taft views the increase Of
Socialism with considerable approhen-
sion.
King George has called a conference
% party leaders 10 settle the house of
lords dispute. II
An equestrian statue Of General Gus.
Ter has been unveiled at Monroe. Mich !
gan. Clusters home.
James X. Lynch has been reelected n
Of the international Typo =
'rsphieal union by 20. 900 majority. ii
All union tesmsters and $50 union o
nachinists Of Portland, Or. are on !.
Eike fos higher pay and shorter hours. =
A wealthy man Of Ottawa. lii. has
equcathed $4,000 10 aid worthy
oong men, provided they do not study
aeoIogy.
Hrs Helen Fisgg Young. superin- :"
'ndent Of schools of Chicago WINS
wen = reception by five thousand
'schers Of that city. W
A suit for sloo. 600 damages for ~
'ise imprisonment has been begun by ~
Los Angeles man against the Burns a.
Sheridan Detective agency. a. a.
Excessive heat mas injured the raisin ma
ape crop Of California.
Il lie reported that Madrir has lost ties
hiH artillery and 400 prisoners. s .s
ex-governor Folk Of Missouri. would viii
Ie the Democratic nomination for plo,
rsident In 1912. dan
a banker Of Minneapolis has been mei
Cd $4,000 for smuggling two pearl the
'kisees At Hoboken. N. ].
Taft would appoint Roosevelt chair.
N N OF commission 10 tour the world A
inc interest Of UNIVERSAL peace. Dep
prisoner at San Quentin. Cal ;n NJ,
inted by the face Of his victim. has den'
sessed 70 killing man In boxear stoc
spokane.
interest is growing rapidly in the com
posed long -distance aeroplane races com
The United States. and many big erty
ses will be offered. pan,
he trial Of the golden rule" chief Clot
'oliee Of Cleveland. Ohio. on charges May
immortality and drunkenness have paid
ed almost entirely.
British army officer In an Ameri-
eoroplane crossed the English VI
nnei and then returned, without the
hting. In 90 minutes. es OF
nit has been commenced o. know
q railroad land grants in Oregon tne
regating 5000. 900 acres. and now INN
led at about $50. 900, 600. ship
asst and Middle West railroads have )
notice Of an increase in freight ~n's WV.
s. nearly every road In the country sns.
having given such notice. sona'
Is reported that an American en- this
cr operating with The Estrsd. titles
ss IN Nicaragua has been captured
@dfix, and the government has
asked TO procure his release. w
asrles H. Treat. ex-treasurer Of the NOV,
led States. died Of apoplexy. from
,ur principal British colonies in terds
n Africa have formed a union. sage
49, in ex
TIDAL wave swept the Oregon coast Fcua
iiismook, damaging the tramway medi
'e life-szving station. HE HE
twenty-five Western railroads - and I
med from putting into force a' tion
l. general advance in freight
l
esident Taft told Bryn Mawr SIM NO
that educated women msra ~ a. snip
companions, also that unmarried ~ a