Judsonia weekly advance., 1913-09-03
HAPPENINGS OF THE SEVEN PAST DAYS ARE BRIEFLY
 PRESENTED.
FROM AROUND THE PLANET
Dispatches From Our Own and For eian Countries Are Here Given In Short Meter for
 Busy Readers.

sioner Dean Worcester has made to the insular government.
 At Atlanta, Ga, Leo NJ. Frank was found guilty of the murder last April of 14-year-old May Phagan, an em- ploye at the National Pencil com panys factory, of which Frank was superintendent
 For the first time President Wilson intimated his Philippine policy to his callers. Ultimate but not immediate independence of the islands Is his plan.
 Charges by Senator Bristow that the department of justice has con nived in the evasion of the purpose of the Sherman law to make court deci- sions In the tobacco trust, Standard Oil and Union Pacific and Southern Pacific merger cases mere paper dis solutions set the senate agog.
 The Breathitt county tKy.) feud has y Combs is the first victim of the re- vivai of this noted guerilla mountain private warfare of 20 years standing. Combs was shot and instantly killed on Longs creek.
 The arbitration treaty with Japan expired by limitation and a supple mentary treaty proposed to extend it's provisions remains unacted upon by the senate.
 The Hoosier Limited, fast train on the Monon, crashed into an auto mobile loaded with eight persons near St. John, Ind. Five persons were killed aud the. other three were SC. yerely injured. The passengers In the automobile were all Chicagoans.
 an G. Scouten, a, siifesiysr Of s---s--...n,l'en raid oa.y.awrence. died at Leavenworth, Kan. on the fiftieth anniversary of that historic border massacre Of civil war days.
 
 prise. Mrs. Wilson and his daughter. Miss Eleanor, slipped down to Wash ington from Cornish, N. H., to spend 6 few days with the vacationless ex- ,ecutive. The president hadn't an ink ling that they were coming.
 A resolution fayoring the submis- sion of the Panama canal tolls contro- versy between Great Britain and the United States to The Hague arbitra- tion court in the event diplomacy fails, was adopted by the international peace conference.
 First deposits of the governments $50,000,000 fund to aid crop move ments will be made in the southern states in August and September. All deposits in all states will be made in equal allotments.
 That his life had been threatened because of his advocacy of the Dyer bill regulating loan sharks in Wash ington was the sensational charge made to the house lobby investigators by Representative Johnson of Ken lucky.
 Commodore Perry's restored flag ship Niagara, which was brought to Chicago last Saturday as the central figure in the Perry centennial cele- bration and water carnival. was lowed from its anchorage off Grant park tc a dock in order that it might be more accessible to the public, and visitors were admitted to the boat free.
 Edward Hayes of Buffalo was mur- dered by Mexican federals when they took the town of Madero several days ago. Hays was timekeeper for the Madero Lumber company.
 Rev Dr. H. Perry Silver of Kansas has been appointed chaplain of West Point by Secretary of War Garrison, who acted with the consent of Presi. dent Wilson.
 An effort will be made, according to confidants of Gov. Sulzer, to procure the indictment of several members of the legislature who were most active in the impeachment of the governor, and also of certain men high in Tam many Hall who are not officially con, nected with the legislatu-s.
 Lieut.. Schmidt of tse army aviation corps was Killed at Halberstadt, Prus. eia, in fall of more than mile. He had begun spiral descent when one of the wings collapsed and the ma chine plunged to the ground.
 
 Tie report comes from Constant hople that the sublime porte has been Informed through diplomatic channels that the powers have decided that Adr.aaople shall remain Turkish. aid that direct negotiations will be begun scrthSith between Turkey and Dul- Sari