The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-04-14

sion.
plan are to conduct Il campaign in it's
favor.
A bill to legalizc boxing contests
has been introduced in the Colorado
house.
Democrats in congress nave out
lined a big lot of work for the extra
session.
Booker r. washington has pur-
chased a summer home on Long
island.
New York democrats in caucus
allied to make a selection for United
States senator.
The national forest reservation
commission is ready to begin the pur-
chase of lands.
The first move for peace must come
rom the rebels if President Diaz Of
Mexico has his way.
Selection of a president Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific to succeed George J.
Gould will not be made for several
weeks.
The Russian government has form
Ally notified China that it is satisfied
With her final reply to the Russian ul-
.imatum.
Directors of the Missouri Pacific
railroad met and approved the ex-
penditure of $500, 900 for betterments
N the road.
Otis Weeden, the Washington
%ranchman who killed three neighbors
and then shot himself, died as a re-
suit OF his wounds.
General" Stanley. the American
leader OF the rebels in Lower Cali
tornia. took full command of the in
surrectos of Mexicali.
Harvard college has been hit by
an epidemic of the German measles
and half a hundred students are now
undo" treatment in the college in
Urinary.
b. F. Bush, president of the West
ern Maryland railway. has been
selected to succeed George j. Gould
as president of the Missouri Pacific
railway.
The Chinese authorities have made
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ternatiOnal medical conference to be-
gin at Mullden to investigate the
plague situation.
The executors of the estate Of &c.
Gil Grace, the aviator who lost his
life while attempting an across chan.
mel flight. We're granted leave to pre-.
sumo his death. His body has never
been found.
Counsel for the indicted Chicago
meat packers appeared before Judge
George A.. Carpenter in the United
States district court and were given
one week to file a demurrer to the
governments action.
Prompt denial was made by friends
II President Taft of the report from
Springfield, ILL.,, that Mr.. Taft had
Joined with Senator .Aldrich in urging
the election of William Lorimer to
The United States senate.
Herbert George Lee. aged thirty
light. said to have been a prominent
dentist of Des Moines and of a well-to-
10 family. a imprisoned for day
light robbery and subsequently SEN
fenced to the state prison.
Contracts for four new submarines
to be built for the navy will be given
to the Electric Boat company. Two
Of the boats must be built at some
ship ward on the Atlantic coast and
two on the Pacific coast.
Secretary Nagel OF the department
NJ cOYp,nprCa and labor announced tho
appointment of ROLAND p. Faulkner
As assistant director of the CENSUS.
F. Willoughby was recently transfer
red to the economy commission at the
white house.
Harmon Herman Henry Mithoffer,
past grand maste. of the New Jersey
grand lodge of MtsOns, and widely
known in secret society circles, com
Mitted suicide at his home in Cam
den by shooting himsel. i'll the head.
Dependency, due to the death OF
his ~ife, is ascribed as the motive.
Drastic action was taken by Post
master General Hitchcock in effect
ing d REORGANIZATION OF the railway
mail service. A dozen changes Of the
most important officers We're made by
Mr.. Hitchcock as result of careful
Investigation and consideration.
Francisco Madero, jr., has made it
Jain that he must be consulted he
lore peace plans are concluded.
Former Mayor Tom l.. Johnson of
Cleveland, who has been i'll in bed
Tor more than two weeks, entertained