The Green Forest tribune., 1912-04-19

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 voted in favor of the walk-out | The politica1 situation in the repub. | lie of Panama is again critical Be cause of the fear of trouble, it was suggested by leaders of both factions 1 that the United States undertake the
 supervision of coming elections.
 Ten thousand Iowa women, mem.
 bers of 400 womens clubs in half as many cities and towns, will demand suffrage the first time of the Legis. lature next winter.
 | Experiments to abolish corns from the feet of Uncle Sam's soldiers are being made by direction of Secretary of War Stimson. A new type of shoe for the military service is being de- veloped.
 Pope Plus K is not dead, as was rumored in all parts of the civilized world. Instead his holiness is en- toying his usual health and continues his daily audiences.
 | Newel! Sanders, who has been ap- pointed senator from Tennessee to fill vacancy caused by the death of | oath of office. Sanders was appoint ed by Gov. Hooper and will serve un- til the legislature meets and elects.
 The most unique washing in the world hung on line in a sunny room of the engraving bureau in Washing ton. It consisted of hundreds of thousands of paper bills. This was | HUac cb vi nf 'e, new machine to rehabilitate currency.
 H. c. Wynne, former president of the defunct Night and Day bank, which failed in Little, Rock, Ark, last summer, was committed to jail after temporary hearing before Circuit Judge Lea.
 Miss Clara Barton, founder of the National Red Cross Society, died 1t her home near Glen Echo, Md. She had been in poor health for months.
 A serious situation for Americans was created at Chihuahua, Mex, when Gen. Pascual Orozco, commander in chief of the Liberal forces, announced he would no longer recognize Me. ion Letcher as American consul
 Gen. Frederick Dent Grant, who died suddenly in New York city, will have full military funeral in New York and will be buried at West Point, where military services will be held.
 Another division of the supreme court with the new justice, Mahlon Pitney, holding the deciding vote, is rumored. The 'intermountain rate" case is the rock upon which the court is said to have split
 The rebel forces were routed from the city of Jojutla, Moreios, an impor- tant commercial center, and 800 of their number were killed in the bat tie, according to dispatches. Newell Sanders, a wealthy manufac- turer of Chattanooga and chairman of the Tennessee Republican state execu- tive committee, was appointed United States senator to fill out the unexpired term of the late Robert L. Taylor
 An interstate commerce commission ruling makes it possible for a pas senger to get off the train before reaching the destination printed on his ticket and to collect the price of the unused part of his ticket Canada is to have the largest dry dock in the world. The dock is to be built on the St. Charles river, the Beauport Flats or at St. Joseph de Lewis. It will be 1,150 feet long, 137 feet wide and 37 feet deep. At Logansport, Ind, because she re- , fused to marry him, Otto Gleen Brown, 19, on of farmer near Macy, Ind, went to the home of L. R. Moore, shot Leona Ehlinger, aged 15, then shot himself through the heart and died instantly.
 Taft carried all but one of the con- tested wards in St. Louis primary election to elect delegates to the Re- publican state convention and the con- gressional conventions ir the Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth districts. In a speech at Peru, Ind, Col Roosevelt said: "If, after hearing me, you decide against me, very we'll I'll try it again another time and try to get you"
 Eight revolutionary cannon were discovered in Battery park, New York by laborers making an excavation The guns were buried from eight to ten feet deep.
 Roy Day and Joseph Hubbard were found guilty by jury at Watseka H., of the murder of Melvin Bradick Their punishment was fixed at four teen years each
 The British miners federation ac 1 cepted the recommendation of the ex. ecutive committee that the men should cent ballot, and the miners were or dered to return to the pits forthwith The Fairbanks Times Mount Me Kinley expedition, which left Fair banks February 5, returned, having been unsuccessful in the attempt to scale the mountain.
 There was an advance of more than | $1.50 a bale in the cotton market on an excited general buying movement with new crop positions selling at | 111s cents, making a new high record | for the season.
 | Roald Amundsen, who recently dis covered the South Pole, will make an | effort to reach the North Pole next year.
 The Mexican offices of the Frisco, Rock Island and Southern Pacific rail roads were closed on account of the | prospective strike among the em