The Green Forest tribune., 1911-06-30
N EWS
 OF THE
 WEEK

der, with members standing upon their new desks and hurling invec- tiyes at each other, accompanied by cries of "gavel lule,' the Deneen- Johnson waterway bill was defeated at Springfield
 Fourteen secretaries of lumber deal CTS associations throughout the west and middle west, all members of the Lumber Secretaries Bureau of Infor- nation, were indicted by the special federal grand jury at Chicago on two counts of an indictment charging < criminal conspiracy in restraint of trade
 Predicting an all-summeE session and declaring that the house will not adjourn sine die until the senate acts on the general tariff revision bills, Speaker Champ Clark said: We are going to shoot tariff bills over to the senate just as fast as we can frame them properly and secure their pass age in the house.
 The capture of a convict by posse headed by Gov Orwald West of Ore gon, who felt morally bound to re-
  placed confidence, concluded chase which ended in the apprehension of Jess Hall near Blodgett. Oregon.
 Federal Judge Carpenter at Chicago denied the application of the packers who are indicted on the charge of criminal conspiracy in restraint of trade, for bill of particulars from ;e, bD Iacf atory action the indicted millionaires may take.
 The authorities are conducting an investigation into the tarrfng and feathering of Michael Heilman, at Fredericksburg, O.. by band of whitecaps Heilman lives near a re- ligious settlement of the Amish sect, and 1t is believed religious differences may have had something to do with the outrage.
 Miss Hazel Schmidt, al Vandalia. H., whose 65 days of constant sleep has baffled the skill of good physi- clans and specialists, awakened and remained awake during two hours and a half.
 All danger Of the marine strike ty ing up the ships of the Cunard con- rany was averted when, at a confer ence lasting an hour and a half, Of ficials of the Seamen's union and rep resentatives of the steamship com pany. arrived at satisfactory agree. ments on all points at issue.
 Gen. Porfirio Diaz, former president of Mexico, arrived in the harbor at Vigo. Spain, on the steamer Ypringa on which he sailed from Vera Cruz, Mexico. May 31.
 Five years ago the suffragettes started to raise campaign fund ol $500000. Mrs. Frederick Pethick Lawrence makes announcement that the war chest now amounts to $515,- GOO. Plans have now been arranged for obtaining a total of $1.250,000.
 The seamen's strike was formally declared at London, Glasgow, Liver pool Cardiff, Bristol, Southampton and other British ports. The chances of any great international strike being declared seem remote.
 The first fight to follow the strike of the seamen and stewards of the Morgan line occurred between strike breakers and 100 union men in West street The police reserves restored order, but not until most of the strike breakers had been beaten.
 After five hours of spirited debate under the five-minute rule, during which many amendments calculated to perfect the measure were offered by Republicans and few by Demo- crats, the Underwood wool bill pro- vidng for a reduction of the duty on woll and manufactures of wool. passed the house by a vote of 221 to 100
 Ten thousand bidders have three times over subscribed the $50,000,000 issue of Panama per cent bonds. Treasury officials proclaim this, the first sale of it's kind since the civil war, an unqualified and fattering sue cess
 The opening session of the Baptist World Alliance was held ill Philadei- phia, great number of members Of that church from many countries be- ing present President John Clifford of England was in the chair and the devotional service was conducted by Edward Judson of New York
 The sacrifice of Mrs Anita Schmidt of St. Louis, who barred her soul tc the world, proved unavailing, and Dr. Haldine Cleminson, Chicago physi ,cisaS was taken to the state peniten tialy at Joliet, to begin serving a life sentence for the murder of his wife.
 Judge George A. Carpenter in the United States district court at Chicago denied motion of J. Ogden Armour and nine other Chicago packers for rehearing of their motion to quash in dictments charging violation of the sherman antitrust act. This means the packers must stand trial
 With all the frankness of youth, Horace Hayemeyer, the 25-year-old son of the late sugar king, H. O. Have, emeyr, told the house sugar trust in yestigating committee of his plans to fight the so-ealled trust his father had built up.
 rMWdiu V. Ice, pay uletStel ; ClSlh on the United States battleship Geor sia, charged with stealing S46,o00 from the ships strong box while at Havana Cuba, last February, was held for the grand jury on s1o,OO0 bail by United States Commissioner Keat ing. at Buffale. N. !.