The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-05-19

40 .'"iiHidtltci ol AOi!ot toliAiiiitISct
judge William S. Kenyon was elect
I'd United states senator by the low;
legislature.
W. =. Kenyon will not qualify as
senator until the antitrust prosecu
lions are finished.
n. /. Nudge. president OF the Rocl
Island, Is not adverse TO public con
troll OF corporations.
House democrats have decided t.
TeVi"c the Agricultural schedule O
the present tariff law.
A tornado which devastated Okla
homa and Kansas killed twcnty-thrce
and injured a hundred.
DR.. Gomez. OF the revolutionary
Il'Hta at Washington, is moving act
lively for reacc in Mexico.
According 10 the court o. commerce
Canadian reciprocity is not affected
by the favored nation clause.
II house. by q vote Of 2-J6 to 1G,
adopted the resolution tcr direct cleo
ton of United States senator's.
George S. Terry, assistant United
States treasurer at New York. died at
Aiken, S. G.. He had been suffering
Tor a week from an attack Of dia-
Dctes.
New Mexico lands. aggreSating $751;
o64 acres, have been Withdrawn from
all forms OF disposition by President
Taft on recommendation of Secretary
Fisher.
John Hays Hammond has filed a
formal plea OF not guilty in the suit
brought against him by ]. Sullv for
damages for conspiracy to
dcfame.
After a search Of two years secret
service men arrested Harry b. Porter
In Denver and charged him with max
lng the best counterfeit silver dollars
even circulated in this country.
At New York in the presence of
many women and children whom they
had rescued, twenty-four women were
with medals for brave work
IN 1901. Mayor Gaynor in present.
ing the medals said the New York
lire and police departments Wer3 the
best in the world.
Drawing the chilly winds and Jrizz.
AAiA IA Z"
ling rain and immense throng. vari-
olisly estimated from 100000 to POO
600 stood in the streets of Cleveland
paid silent tribute to the memory
81 Tom l.. Johnson as his body was
conveyed from the family apartments
the union depot. en- route east for
Dcnman Thompson. of West Swan
y. H.. the venerable actor, ere.
tor and portrayer of that homely
England character, Uncle Josh.
Ia Whitcomb." which he cndeared tc
heatre goers all over the country
vas buried Sunday with simple cere
monies in the little cemetery across
he road from his home.
Senator Cummins introduced a bill
Erecting the monetary commission
o make its final report to congress
~ December next and for the abO.
lt!on OF the commission as soon as
ne commission is composed largely
1 members OF congress who failed
Vt reelection, or who are no longer
CRYING in the Legislative branch OF
he government.
Governor Hadley of Missouri sign
d the house bill which gives the
abroad commissioners power to fix
atcs or express companies, to es
free delivery zones il cities
i 1000 people and to fix the amount
'hlch such companies shall pay rail
Dads Tor carrying express. The bill
ives the railroad company power to
cqulre one or more regular passen.
er trains to be run daily on all rail.
cad lines.
Within the next fOur months four
gents OF the tariff board will begin
altering cost statistics of manufac.
wool and cotton textiles in Flu
oEe. The investigators will work in
ne European mills several months
return to the United States in
to include their reports in the
communications on the cotton and
DOL schedules which the tariff
GARD expects to show to the presi-
in December.
If congress %adjourns during the
.rlng months President Taft will go
Texas to watch the m~aneuvers.
A bin has been introduced in con-
ress providing a 'children's bureau
,r the department of commerce and
Dor.
The New Hampshire senate, by a
ote OF 16 to 6, adopted a resolution ,
Senators Gallinger and
that the Sentiment of the
OF New Hampshire appears to