The Green Forest tribune., 1913-10-24
The Athletics (Ph.Iaaelr!.is. Amerl.

 fSs: :'2e the Giants by a score Of 6 to .. lief Bender, the Indian twirle@, won his second victory of the series. William Assmann of St. Louis and Joseph O'Reilly, aid, left San Antonio, Tex, in a balloon and landed two miles north of RUssaITille, Mo.
 
 Adolphus Busch, St. Louis best known citizen and philanthropist, died in his castle on the Rhine, in Germany. The remains will be brought to St. Louis for burial.
 Chicago commission merchants have cut the price of fresh country butter 11z cents to 291a cents in or der to keep it from being crowded from the market by storage butter. In shotgun duel near Athens, Ark, W. B. Burnett, farmer of Ath- ems, and Fred Stover, a farmer of Bonham, Tex, were killed.
 Fire that spread almost like flash through the six-story main building of the Southwestern Milling company, Kansas City, Kan, destroyed that structure and the mills power plant, short distance away. The loss is estimated at $4O0,000
 
 Count Taro Katsura, three times for If sura took the place of the late Mar quis Ito, and was the most command ing figure in Japan.
 
 Two men were killed and 16 in- jured when exploding boilers sank the Japanese torpedo boat destroyer lkatusuki near Tokio, Japan The survivors were rescued.
 A movement afoot in China to re- store Confucianism to it's old place as the state religion was the subject of report to the state department from Charge Williams, at Pekin.
 
 The currency bill noh pending in
  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 sura, Japanese premier, was much worse, and his physicians feared his death is imminent
 
 With a deep roar and rumble re- sembling heavy artillery firing at distance, S0,000 pounds of dynamite in 30 charges were exploded in the Gamboa dike, allowing the waters of Gatun lake to run through into Cule- bra cut
 President Poineare of France, the guest of King Alfonso in Madrid. Spain, failed to attend bull fgal arranged in his honor, frankly saying he did not care, to see it.
 An improvement in the condition of the corn crop during the last month to the extent of 22,00O,000 bushels if the estimated final production was the feature of the department of ag- riculture's October crop report.
 An October tornado bore it's way through Custer county, Neb., strikina Broken Bow, the county seat, a glaae. ing tiow and doing only minor dam age there, but Wrecking many build. ings and injuring a number of people in the country districts.
 Business men of Philadelphia are pustieg the finishing touches on 'the z--st-st manufacturers exhibition ard celebration" ever held there The affair commences Oct. 24 and contin- ua3 to Nov. L
 East Side (New York1 friends and admirers of the late Mayor Gayner are raising a fund of $20000 for memorial to him at the Manhattan approach of the Williamsburg bridge Peru in future is to enjoy religious tolerance for all sects. Heretofore the exercise of any religion other 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
 A house debate developed unani- nous agreement that a good cook is more cultured than pianiste, and that girls shouldn't be allowed piano lessons until they learn to cook.
 
 President Wilson removed 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 of l the service.
 Nome, Alaska, has been almost de 1 stroyed by a storm. All the south side | of Front street is gone. The sandspit is gone. Two miles of territory rex | to the sea was destroyed. No lives wore lost, although 300 houses were l destroyed.
 Thirteen thousand dollars have been stolen within eight days in Washington and Montana from regis tered mail, according to information given out here by postoffice inspec tors, who admit they have no clew to the thieves.