The Green Forest tribune., 1912-12-06

 mounted and heavily armed, invaded New Mexico and are threatening raids on the towns of Monticello, Fairview and Cuchillo, in Sierra county, 100 miles from the border.
 Many letters, believed to have con tained papers of great value, were de- stroyed by acid placed in mail boxes by suffragettes in the stock exchange and banking districts of London.
 FC.mer United States Senator James Gordon, "The Gentleman from Mississippi" died at Okalona, Miss He gained. national fame during his brief term in the senate chiefly through 'brotherly love" speech.
 Col. Dan Moore Ransdell, civil var veteran and sergeant-at-arms of the senate for the last 15 years, died at Garfield hospital, Washington, He was an Indianan by birth.
 Gov. Blease of South Carolina add ed ito his laurels as the ''pardoning governor" by releasing 35 convicts in honor of Thanksgiving. Fifteen had been convicted of homicide.
 lit lOul LII IINoSldll uuIlId dSStiu- bled for the first time since the cleo tion, which began in September.
 Careless railroad bridge inspection is declared to be the cause of the death of four persons and injuries to almost 100 more in the wreck on tie Pennsylvania railroad at Glen Loch, Pa.
 A gasoline explosion in Toledo (O) laundry caused the death of Frank Walker. while two other em ployes We're perhaps fatally burned. Walker leaves a wife and family at Decatur, III.
 Not guilty" is the verdict of the jury at Salem, Mass, in the case of Joseph J. Ettor, Arturo Gioyannitti and Joseph Caruso for the murder of Annie Lopizzo, who was killed in the Lawrence textile strike riot last win ter.
 "Gyp the Blood" "Whitey Lewis, [" Lefty Louie" and "Dago Frank" the New York gunmen convicted of the murder of Herman Kosenthal, were sentenced by Justice Golf to die in the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week of January s.
 Five men were Killed and several hurt when a logging train went through Bear creek rrestle, six miles above Bandon, Ore.
 'Evacuation Day'-the one hun dred and twenty-ninth anniversary of the departure of the last British troops from American soil, at the end of the revolutionary war-was cele- blnted in New York in accordance with the custom of many years.
 Blooming violets and dandelions are to be found in the fields of Kansas as result of the warm, balmy wealth CT that has prevailed this fall The present season has been unusual for it's absence of low temperatures and cloudy, wet weather
 Because the Red Cross volunteers have failed to take up the work of re- lief in Constantinople, Rev Free, a Scotch minister in Constantinople, and Miss Alt, 60 years old, who, for many years has been connected with Eng lish and American mission work in Turkey, have taken quarters in the cholera camp and will devote them selves to the care of victims.
 Eloquent tributes to James School craft Sherman were paid by President Taft in a letter and by United States Senator Elihu Root, former Senator Chauncey M. Depew and others in speeches at memorial exercises at the Republican club in New York city in honor of the late vice-president.
 Katherine Godfrey, 3 years old of Fort Wayne, Ind, is growing a new nose and the materials are the left floating rib from her body and flesh taken from her right forearm. A year ago the child lost her nose by acci- dent and recently doctors decided on the novel operation which seems to be successful.
 The United States cruisers Tennes- see and Montana, under command of Rear Admiral Austin M. Knight, pro- ceeded from Gibraltar for Turkish waters for the protection of American citizens. The Tennessee sailed for Smyrna and the Montana for Beirut
 Postmaster General Hitchcock has asked every postmaster to obtain from the business public information as to the probable extent the parcels post will be used. Adequate facilities for handing the business on a country wide scale January is the object.
 A tablet to the memory of Mrs. Isi- dor Straus and of the devotion which led her to stay by her husbands side when the Titanic sank was unveiled at the home of the Daughters of Ja- cob, in New York City, in the pres ence of a large number of prominent Jewish citizens.
 Because he wanted notch on his bandit style, Harry Dishman, 16 years old, shot and killed Calvin Higgs, a negro hotel porter, at Springfield, Mo.
 John Schranl, who shot Col. Roose. welt, was placed in the northern in. sane asylum at Oshkosh, Wis. The commission of alienists Investigating as to his mental condition reported unanimously that he is insane
 Resolutions condemning the Christ. mas custom of bartering gifts placed the Sane Christmas association of Chi cago on record as advocating the abolition of the present-day exchange of presents.
 Not night rider case remains on the docket of the United States court at Paducah, Ky, as the last case was dismissed by an order received from Judge Walter Evans of Louisville