The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-04-26

The democratic tarlff WOOL uliA
passed the house Monday.
sapan has secured no base on Mag
dalena bay, Mexico.
Brigadier General A. B. Carey, U. ,.
A. retired died at his winter home III
Florida.
Industrial workers Of the world are
not wanted in Pacific coast cities.
President Madero says peace will
be speedily restored in I1exico.
Porto Ricans protest to Secretary
Knox against Tree sugar tariff.
A bill designed to break up the
shipping pools was offered in the
house.
There is no previous record OF such
a flood as now prevails in the lower
Mississippi valley.
A bill authorizing the appointment
Of dental surgeons in the navy was
passed by the senate.
Senator Bailey blamed wOman and
labor agitatOrs for the war declared
IN phosphorus matches.
According to a forecast at Washing
ton the lower Mississippi floods will
be the worst on record.
Secretary Wilson defended the asri-
cultural departments actions in the
Florida everglades case.
Secretary Hilles says a majority or
the republican national committeeman
are favorable to TAFT.
Senator Dixon promises big
speeches. by Colonel Roosevelt in his
coming tour of the south.
Captain SCOTS ship returns from
south polar region with news that he
is still far from the pole.
Cases involving the power of the
states over railroad rates are before
the federal supreme court.
Miners in both anthracite and BIZ
luminous field cease work, pending
settlement Of wage dispute.
Twenty-one thousand settlers for
the Canadian northwest arrived in
Winnipeg from the old country.
Socialists We're defeated in Mil
waukee and LaFollette ran we'll ahead
in the Wisconsin statewide primary.
Miss Katie Mandell, en- route from
Russia to Omaha, but detained at Ellis
Island, has been ordered released.
The house passed. 172 to Il, a bill
creating a children's bureau in the
department of commerce and labor.
The fourteenth annual convention
of the National Association of Re-
tail Druggists will be held in Milwau-
kee, August 1851.
Rear Admiral Nicholson assumed
command Of the newly organized
China. squadron" and raised his flag
on the Rainbow.
National and state banks to the
number of 5000 or more will be IT.
terrogated by the house money trust
Investigating committee.
The Eastern Star Masonic home. an
institution for old members of Mason
ic and Eastern Star orders of Iowa,
burned to the ground at Boone.
Funeral services for Calbraith P.
Rodgers, the aviator. were held in
Pasadena. Cal. and the body was
sent to Pittsburgh, Pa, for burial.
James Wilson. secretary of the De-
partment OF Agriculture. delivered his
first speech in Illinois in favor Of the
reelection of President Taft of Cham
paign.
Senator Crawford's bill, looking to
an international inquiry into the high
cost of living, was ordered favorably
reported by the senate committee on
foreign relations.
Commander Spencer S. Wood of
the navy, Admiral Dewey's aide from
1904 to 1908, will get no additional
pay for those services, according to
a supreme court decision.
1t is against the law for a lodge or
club to sell intoxicants in a county in
Missouri which has voted out saloons
according to a decision of the Kansas
City court of appeals.
Beatrice Anna Baldwin Turnbull,
alleged daughter of Elias l.. U.ucky)
Baldwin. has lost her long fight in the
courts to get a share of the $3O,O00,-
900 estate left by the famous turfman.
This is what Madero of Mexico
says: "Whatever happens I shall be
found at my post. / shall not resign.
Reports hat have been published that
I intend to leave the presidency are
untrue"
AS a result Of the alleged insubor-
dination Of Privates Frank Carroll and
Frank Cunningham, Sergeant Clarence
Britten, who is in charge Of the Vel
lowstone National Park, asserts he
was compelled to shoot both men.