The Green Forest tribune., 1910-06-03
otes From Foreign Lands, Through out the Nation and Particularly the Great Southwest.
RACES FOR THE REMNANTS.
National League.
American League.
immigration bullet

RThe April immigration bulletin Gows that during that month 135,052 Hens were admitted to this country. His brings the total for this fiscal Ear. with still two months to run, up H TSO3, ,001, or 52,000 more than during 1e entire year ended June 30, 1909. 'At Cleveland, Mayor Baehr suspend Il Chief of Police Kohler, pen6ing an Nestigation of charges of drunken 9ss, immortality, malfeasance and dsfeasance, to be conducted by the VII service.
 Several men are missing, following Il explosion which destroyed the Int of the Hit Fireworks company lar Seattle, Wash. It is feared some Ethe men were killed.
 Because robbers, who entered gen.
 l store at Rugby, Col, stole $ pie fe of Jack Johnson and mutilated s of Jeffries, the authorities are bnding up negroes. The robbers 8le several other articles of value. SNrecking tugs will make an inves- Ration of the big steel steamer hank H. Goodyear, which sank in ike Huron with IS of her crew. It probable that she will Ia total loss.
 SS@sE. Shotwell, stock broker, was n down and killed by an automobile knday while on his way home from 1e ball game at St. Paul, Minn. The |achine was driven by Miss Theodore tnart of Minneapolis, who was ac- by her mother and sister nd two men relatives.
 The honorary degree of doctor of MS was conferred upon Commander obert E. Peary by the University of dinburgh. Sir Ludovic Grant, who @sided at the ceremony, introduced le explorer.
 8Gifford Pinchot, the former chief Hester of the United States, was a assenger on the steamer Arabic, !hich sailed from Liverpool for New |6rk.
 Herr Frey, German aviator, made Splendid flight in a Farman biplane Ter Berlin from Johannisthal. He Eered 26 miles and returned to his 4rting point without an accident. 2 he pant of the C. G. Conn com 1ny at Elkhart, Ind, said to have Zen the largest manufactory of brass md instruments in the world, was Btroyed by fire, entailing loss of 100 ,000 An employe was burned to 4ath.
 Hive thousand persons saw Oscar 4foy of Percy, Ok, a circus aeronaut, A 1000 feet through the air at FL l4od, Pa., and escape with his life,
 ohiy injury being a broken leg. n hour later, while the performance
 e in progress, the grandstand sec
 n of seats collapsed, carrying down |nen and children. None was seri-
 tly injured.
 Shlppers from middle western cities
 be represented in Omaha May "A
 consider the proposed increases an-
 pnced by members of the western Ink line committee, effective June |. SFhe Standard Oil Company has in Rfased the. wages of it's workmen 3m 6 to 10 per cent. The order is roactive and became effective May z4 It is estimated that the company |4l add from $6,000,000 to $1O,000,000 4its annual pay roll expense. The NY scale affects employees engaged 1&the company's works and factories, E the office men will not be bene-
 "a by this increase. Most of the
 ployes who will get the increase
 laborers, and the advance applies
 all the subsidiary companies in the
 fted States. The company has ap-
 Pximately 10000 employees. The
 4ndard is one of the very few big 3pcerns of this country which has Eer had a strike among it's en- Yves.
 $because her husband spanked her
 th yardstick and made derogatory
 marks about her fathers sermons, fs. Anna A. Maxwell, daughter of ". Dr. Durfee, was granted a di- wee from Guy E. Maxwell by Judge ]&puy at Chicago
 'Aeon Ling, alias William H. Leon, 4e Americanized Chinese who is ac-
 Ped of having murdered Elsie Sigel,
 s in Wellington, Kans., until two 9&nths ago. Four foremen in the Itchison, Topeka & Santa Fe shops 1H they are positive Ling worked un- n them.
 S4wenty-two persons were drowned the English channel when the
 de Shipping company's steamer
 Frymore was cut in two and sent
 {the bottom by the German four.
 Bter J. R. Vinnen. The latter man.
 kd to make Cowes, badly crippled.