Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-10-15

bonnam, Tex, were kllled.
 Eleven arrests were made in con- nection with the fatal shooting of Jo- seph Pollock, Jr., deputy sheriff, by men supposed to be strikers at Hu- rontown, Mich, but only three are held, the others being released later
 Federal Gen. Alvarez and his staff and 125 federal soldiers were exc cuted in Torreon, Mexico, under or ders of Gen. Francisco Villa of the Gonstitutionalist forces.
 
 The estate of Benjamin Altman, president of the dry goods firm of B. Altman & Co of New York, who died at the age of 73 years, is said to amount to $45 ,000,000.
 Home rule for Ireland was indorsed with pronounced enthusiasm by the National German-American Alliance, in convention in St. Louis. San Fran cisco was chosen as the meeting place of the convention in 1915. ! Wkile trying to emulate the feats of Pegoud, the French aviator, who turned somersaults with his aero- plane in the air Lincoln Beachey at Rochester, N Y, struck and killed Miss Ruth Hildreth and probably Ia tally injured her sister, Helen Hill dreth
 
 The currency bill now pending in congress was denounced as a Social istic measure at Boston by the cur rency commission of the American Bankers association in it's annual re- port.
 The condition of Count Taro Kat worse, and his physicians feared his death is imminent.
 Eight persons drowned, more than s, ,000 000 damage to crops, business and property and public service cor porations crippled are results of floods ill south Texas. following eight inches of rainfall
 William 0. Lucas, formerly cashier of the Kansas City branch of the Cudahy Packing company, was charged was embezzlement in a state warrant Lucas was arrested and held for investigation.
 4 rat with the bubonic plague has been found at the Miller Produce com pany, at Seattle, Wash. Laboratory tests make this certain. It is feared more rats are there. Workmen are raging the building.
 None of Harry K. Thaw's treaty lights as an American citizen was vio- lated when Canadian immigration au tkorities forcibly deported him few weeks ago. That was the ruling of Solicitor Joseph w. Folk of the state department,
 Representative Oscar Underwood of Alabama announced himself can didate for the senate for the term be- ginning March 1. 1915.
 The body of woman, her clothing her, was found on prairie near Argo I'll. Cards and papers among the woman's effects indicate that she is Miss Ida Leegson of Chicago, who was a school teacher in Mason City, la, from Sept. to Sept. 29.
 Peru in future is to enjoy religious tolerance for all sects. Heretofore the exercise of any religion ether than the Roman Catholic has been prohibited.
 The Republican national commit tee will meet in Washington on Tues day, Dec. 16, to confer on party mat ters and to take any action which may be deemed advisable.
 Aviator Noel broke the passenger carrying record at Tendon, England. when he took nine passengers up 600 feet and remained aloft for 20 min utes.
 A New York coroner's jury returned a verdict finding that Anna Aumueller came to her death at the hands of Hans Schmidt and holding him to await the action of the grand jury
 A house debate developed unani- nous agreement that a good cook is more cultured than a pianiste, and that girls shouldn't be allowed piano lessons until they learn to cook
 President Wilson Nremoved Judge Cornelius D. Murane, United States district judge at Nome, Alaska, It is said at the department of justice that the removal was made for the good ot the service.
 Nome, Alaska, has been almost de- stroyed by storm All the south side of Front street is gone. The sandspit is gone Two miles of territory nexi to tho Sea was destroyed No lives