The Green Forest tribune., 1913-05-23

A secret agreement between Russia and China was signed recently, under which China comedies complete au- tonomy to outer Mongolia, whose frontier has been delimited
 hands employed in a suburb of Mex ico City obtained arms and joined the rebellion. Troops have been sent in pursuit of them.
 Walter Hines Page, ambassador to England, sailed for London on the White star liner Baltic to take up his new post. MT. Page was accompanied by his son, Frank c. Page. who is go- ing to spend few weeks abroad.
 Four hundred thousand pounds of frozen Australian beef and mutton the first shipment of it's kind to the Pacific coast-were landed at San Francisco from the steamer Tabiti.
 The positive statement that Presi- dent Wilson will stand by the house leaders in the Wilson-Underwoo tar if bill and will refuse to consider any compromise affecting either the wool : or sugar schedules, came from the executive offices.
 John J. Gosper, former territorial governor of Arizona, once secretary of state of Nebraska and veteran of the civil war, died in poverty at Los Angeles, a ward of the county. Cos per was Il years old
 
 A slight change has been ordered in the neck nickel The words five cents" will be more clearly defined.
 The Panama canal zone goes dry July 1. Thirty-fve saloons will have to close their doors, and the govern. ment will lose $48,000 in license feee
 
 Public health observations into the conditions of Dr. F. F. Friedmann's vaccine-inoculated tuberculosis pa tients do not justify that confidence in the remedy which has been in spired by widespread publicity"
 The trial of Dr. William B. Craig, dean of the Indiana Veterinary Col lege, and Alonzo M. Ragsdale, an un. dertaker, under indictment for the murder of Dr. Helene Knabe, was set for June 23, at Indianapolis, Ind.
 
 Intent upon speeding up the senate tariff debate, Senator Simmons se- cured Senator Kern's consent to tem- porary postponement of action on his resolution for an investigation of strike conditions in West Virginia, thus granting the tariff the right of way.
 Tonsilitis epidemics have broken out at Canton and at Wheaton Girls seminary at Norton. Mass, a town adjoining Canton. Already there have been 16 deaths at Canton and 364 per sons are ill of the disease.
 Unsolicited, President Wilson gave $500 to a popular fund being raised in Washington for a local emergency hospital and declared he was sorry he could not write his check for more.
 Robert M. Petty, former president of the Washington, N. J., National bank, was sentenced to eight years in prison. Petty was found guilty of misappropriating the funds of the Washington National bank, the amount embedded being $30,395.
 Letters from President Poincare ot France and King George of England conveying official recognition of the Mexican government were presented to President Huerta at the national palace.
 A committee of Wichita educators asked the state superintendent of in struction to cooperate with them in introduced in all the public schools Of Kansas.
 According to the Berlin Morgen Post the emperor was robbed of two alli gator handbags while returning by train from his recent visit to Strass burg. The handbags contained per sonal articles.
 Dr. John w. Russell, former super intendent of the Matteawan state hos pital for criminal insane, made the suggestion to Harry K. Thaw that he could be released by the payment of a large sum, Thaw testified at the bribery trial of John N. Anhut in New York.
 The Grand Army of the Republic was invited to have it's 1913 encampment in Chattanooga, Tenn, in September by resolution adopted at meting o1 Chattanooga citizns.
 Dr. Charles P. Neill, United States commissioner of labor since 1905, anC