The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1913-03-13

The government has awarded I'll
contract for building the battleshi
Pennsylvania.
United States civil service examine
lions for different positions will b
held throughout the country durin.
the Ing.
The first territorial legislature Is
IN session in Juneau, Alaska.
Ten thousand American soldiers
have assembled in Galveston, READY
for service in Mexico.
Mrs Mabel Mills of San Antonio
Texas, was recently robbed of $43
500 in Chicago.
Exposure, hunger and, worst of all
thirst, killed Ernest Sutton of Denver
in the DEVILS Canyon of Arizona.
Cook County, Illinois, commission.
ers are fitting out a gymnasium with
dumbbells and exercises so that jurors
may keep in trim during long trials.
A salary of $1,000 year for Joseph
e. Tumulty, who will be President
Wilson's secretary at the White
House, has been assured.
Several hundred Arabs attacked an
italian post at Tripoli, but were re-
pulsed with heavey losses. They
left thirty-five dead and carried off
others in addition to the wounded.
Moving picture men, testifying for
the government in New York, de-
scribed operations of the moving
picture trust in opposing the bust
| ness of an independent company.
The department of state at Wash
tngton has authorized Ambassador
Herrick to lease new offices for the
American embassy at Rue Chaillot,
France.
A memorial to congress suggesting
the annexation of Sonora and Lower
California to the United States was
introduced in the Arizona state SEN
ate recently.
An engagement Of fifty-two years
will be eliminated at La Crosse, Wis,
with the marriage of John Knight, 70,
and Lydia Reed, 66, of alberta, Mich.
The couple became engaged in 1861.
Arrested for a series of small for
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mer president of q loose leaf book
manufacturing company of Milwaukee,
gouged out both of his eyes in self
punishment.
Representatives of the bathtub trust
convicted of criminal conspiracy in re-
straint of trade have given notice that
they will pay the fines imposed on
them if the government will cancel a
second criminal Indictment.
The first week OF Huerta's admins
tration in Mexico has seen notable
improvements in the general situa-
ton, but it is apparent that many
weeks must pass before complete Or
der is restored
By a vote of 244 to 95 the house
repassed over President Taft's veto, !
the Webb bill, prohibiting shipments
of Intoxicating liquors into "dry
States" The senate passed it over |
the veto and the bill now becomes |
law. I
Thomas and Robert Holmes who |
are believed to be the oldest twins in
the west, celebrated their eighty-first |
birthday at Long Beach, Calf. Both
are in good health and spirits. The
twins Jointly held the office of post
years.
The Indiana senate has passed the
house corrupt practices act bill,
which makes it crime in Indiana for
a newspaper to publish "any article
or cartoon" tending Ito expose to ridi-
Guile, hatred or contempt any person
at any election, and providing a fine
Of from $500 to $1,000 and imprison-
ment for not more than a year for
each offense.
Thomas R. Marshall, vice president
elect, refused $4,000, that amount
being carried in the regular appropria-
ton bill to reimburse Mr.. Marshall for
money spent for house rent, light,
heat and water during his four years
as governor of Indiana. The former
governor said he did not believe the
appropriation constitutional, and sent
word to the conference committee to
strike out the $4,000.
For half an hour after he had killed
George Il. Marsh, an aged manufac-
turer of Lynn, Mass, William A. Dorr
drove up and down the Lynn boule-
Yard with the body propped up beside
him in the single seat of his runabout.
SPORT
So widespread has become the in
crest in golf and SO many it's devo-
ees that courses have been built in
nearly every part of the civilized
world within the last few years.