The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-12-29

President Taft may urge a change
in treaties with Russia in his mes
Bankers at New Orleans gave ap-
prevail of the Aldrich currency plan.
The prosecution will be held to mar
rover limits in the second Hyde trial.
Persia has appealed to the powers
to stay the greedy hand of Russia.
The River and harbor appropri'
atoms this year will be held to a low
limit.
President Caceres, of the Domini-
can republic, was killed by two enc
mics.
A massacre of foreigners ana
Manchus is reported at Sian Flu,
China.
A. A Hayes, general freight auditor
of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa re
railway, died at Topeka.
The International Harvester com
pany has asked for a rehearing IN the
Missouri order of custer.
WI Ting Fang has warned foreign
ers that the bombardment OF Marking
may begin very shortly.
Postal savings banks will be estab-
lished on December 20 at Hebron,
Pierce and Silver Creek, Nebraska.
The United States Steel corporation
contends there is no ground for con-
tiuuing the house committee inquiry.
Crown Prince Gustave Adolph OF
Sweden was operated on for appendl-
citis. His condition is quite salts
factory.
A new counterfeit S. silver certitl-
cate, crude imitation, has appeared IN
circulation md the secret service
sounded an alarm.
In less than two minutes after the
fire alarm had sounded at st. Hedges
school in Milwaukee, the building mad
been emptied of 500 pupils.
The serious attention Of the public
has again been called to the depopu-
lation question in France by the pub
LEGATION of official statistics.
President Louis W.. Hill OF the
Great Northern railroad denies a re-
port from Chicago that he intended
to quit the railroad business.
The japanese crisis, threatened by
the finance minister's demand 1ol
wholesale cuts in the budget, prob
ably will be ayerted.
Hugo Won Tschudi. Il OF the best
known authorities on art in Europe
and Dr.. Wilhelm Jensen. the vel
i----.> ?, ,,,+bor IinH in NnnlrE
Friday.
According to the report OF the
Italian government there were IL;
cases of cholera and fifty-five death:
in Italy from November 5 to Novem
Der II inclusive.
Urging laws in the interest OF farm
ers and the tightening OF their burden
Of taxation, Governor Judson Harmon
of Ohio addressed the national grams
at Columbus, O.
Frank Allen. arrested as a suspec
in Pekin, Ill.,, acknowledged to Sheriff
Fleugal that he is one OF the mel
wanted in North Dakota for holding
up a Northern Pacific train last July
Forty-seven carloads of cigarettes
valued at 81, 900, 900, have arrived a
Superior, Wis, from the east by wa.
of the Great lakes and will be shippe'
China and Japan.
Susie f. Pressler, aged siXty-fOur,
pension agent of Toledo, o.. was al
rested by United States officers on a
Indictment returned in Aberdeen, s
D., charging her with fraud in connet
ton with a land drawing in 1910.
The Japanese Antarctic eXpeditio
aboard the Kainan Maru, which wa
forced to return to Sidney last sprin
after reaching "a degrees south, ha
started on it's second attempt to reac
the south pole.
A quarterly dividend of Sc per shal
was declared by the directors OF tn
Calumet and Hecla Mining compan,
A new counterfeit Sc per share WI
declared by he directors of the Cal
> met and Hecla Mining company.
- Spokane shippers Joined with tt
y Department of Justice and the Int
state Commerce commission in an a
peal to the supreme court OF Il
United States from the recent a
vance decision of the commerce cot
in the Spokane rate case.
y Nine. Jerome Napoleon Bonapar
"a widow of a grandson of Jerome Boz
parte, brother of the first Napolet
D and a granddaughter of Daniel W.
ster, died in Washington after a 10
) illness. She was seventy-two years