The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1911-11-17

Two more important towns were
captured by Chinese revolutionists.
New rules If procedure have been
put in effect by the supreme our at
Washington.
Joseph Pull. -. editor OF the New
York World, . ,ad.
South Dakota regulars and 1nsur'
gents declared a truce and joined IN a
welcome to the president.
The claim is made at Gregory that
the choicest Rosebud lands have been
allotted to the Indians.
The Philadelphia Americans re-
main world champions by defeating
the New York Nationals, 13 to 2.
A liberal Interpretation OF Alaska
coal land laws was bespoken in the
! supreme court for indicted men.
Congressman G. w. Norris address
ed students at Wesleyan university
and at the Temple High, at Lincoln.
Governor Deneen's conservation
waterways bill was defeated in the
lower branch of the Illinois general
assembly.
President Taft signed the long ex-
pected proclamation OF neutrality OF
the United States in the val between
Turkey and Italy.
Capron Springs hotel, a summer re-
sort near Winchester, Va, was de-
stroyed by fire, along with the cot
tages and bath houses.
Postal savings banks Will be es-
tablished on November % at Craig,
Niobrara, Plainview, Shelton, Tecum
sch and Wausa in Nebraska.
The six thousand OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
at Cleveland who have been on strike
nineteen weeks, will vote on the ques-
ton of giving up the fight.
Two more bridges on the Inter-
Oceanic railway, ear Annex. Camex-
ca, were destroyed with dynamite by
a detachment of Zapata's rebels.
The Mexican embassy in Washing
ton expects official statements early
in November as to the makeup or the
cabinet of Presdent-electi Madero.
Wooster. O., breaks into the map
for a moment with a mother OF SIN
teen children who married her fourth
husband four hours after divorclns
No. 8.
A bequest of S75O,oO0 is made to
Bryn Mawr college by Emma Garcia
W~oerschofer, who died last month
and whose will was admitted TO pro
bate.
At Rheims. France, while trying out
a military %aerOplane, the pilot, Jea1
de Sparmet, fell with the machine
from a height of 600 feet, and was
crushed to death.
The proclamation signed by Presi
dent Taft October "a, declaring the
neutrality Of the United States in the
war between Turkey and Italy, was
issued at Washington.
All custom houses in he Unltet
States will appraise Il classify I'M
ports according TO a tandard pla1
devised by Assistant Secretary Curt:
of the treasury department.
The German and French govern
ments have communicated to TIT
powers the first part Of the Moroccan
agreement having to do with the pc
sition of finance in Morocco.
John r. Walsh died at Chicago min
days after his parole from prison.
Rev. Anna Howard Shaw was re
elected president of the nationa
woman's suffrage association.
All railroads are forbidden by thu
interstate commerce commission II
cancel rate contracts with other road
when such action will result in
raise of freight rates.
The Archduke Karl Franz JOSEPH
and Princess Meta, of Parma, wer'
; married in the castle at SchwarZau
lower Austria, in the presence OF tn
: emperor and the king OF X
A prisoners strike developed i
Sing Sing prison when 1856 convict
in the knitting shop refused to cor
[ time work, declaring themselves dlS
satisfied with existing conditions.
Il No spirit of u~nfriendliness to Tn
United States Influenced the verdlt
. of the Canadian people at the receI
election. declared Robert l.. Border
PREMIER of Canada. when he reache
- New York.
Conditional appropriations aggrega
ing $685., 900 were granted to SIX co
leges and universities at the board
=, trustees Of the John ID. Rockefel!t
T. fund for education-the general cd
- cation board-in New York.
James J. Hill, chairman OF II
u Great Northern railway, made it pla1
:. that if the United States Steel CO
', poration wants to cancel its lease
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