The Green Forest tribune., 1913-03-21

Jan es Byers, a pioneer plainsman of the West and enc Of the wealthi- est citizens of ieavenworth, Ka~ died al Olathe, Kan5 aged 79
 Nc woman OF girl shall receive 4ess than 75 cents per day in Utah, nor less than $1.25 per day after a years service, if bill passed by the Utah house becomes law
 There has been much discussion ill university circles regarding the pos sibiIity of eX.Pfesident Taft being asked to take the presidency of Johns Hopkins university
 "Bube' Marquard. the Giants pitch CT. and Blossom Seeley, q vaudeville actress. were married at San Fran cisco The actress was divorced from Joseph Kane. an actor, followNs her partnership with the baseball tar in vaudeville sketch.
 Sarah Bernhardt, the actress. suf- fered painful. but probably aaz seFi- ous, injuries in an automobile eideat at Los Angeles, Cal.
 Found guilty of burning to death three of his six mothex}oss 4hildren, Rev. Marion Capps, a Methodist An- ister, was sentenced 10 pay the death penalty by a jury in,. the circuit court at Fort smith, Ark.
 
 Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eatap, |. $. N, retired, who as commando. of the transport Resolute in the Span ish-American war informed Admiral Sampson that the enemy's fleet WAS leaving Santiago bay, died suddenly at his home at Norwell Mass.
 Wkile taking a bath in lafg tallic tub al her homg at Cham IL, Miss June Hughes reachzt turn on an electric light and was stanfiy electrocuted.
 With the hope that a co-operati store to sell produce at cost to unit labor men will help to.solve the pfob4ss lem of the high cost Aliving for the workers of Kansas City, the industrial council voted unanimously to found such an establishment
 The prosecutors office and the court of Kansas City are investigating what is declared to have been an at- tempt to bribe the jury in the Hyde case through a deputy marshal
 Commodore Perry's old flagship, the Niagara, which for almost a century F has rested at the bottom of Misery Bay, an arm of Lake Erie, was raised to the surface in binding snow- storm.
 Eight men were reported dead and many others seriously injured in an explosion that wrecked Nobers dyna- mite works, Ayrshire. Scotland.
 William c. Thorne, Chicago de- partment store manager, told the Illi- nois senate vice commission that a girl "adrift" can live on $S week, spending it in this way: Room rent, $3 breakfasts, coffee and rolls, 40 cents; luncheons. 90 cents; dinners, $1.40; carfare, 60 cents; laundry and incidentals. $1.70.
 Viola Wells, Titanic waif was made an orphan when, then. fr.a6 0Wfo adopted hcr, John A Rady, was killed in the machinery of the Lackawanna mills, at Scranton, Pa, where he was a foreman.
 Dan Moran is the most optimistic person in Chicago, the police say He has advertised for the return of a tan shoe, lost somewhere in Chicago"
 The possible disbarment of Clar. ence s. Darrow will be considered at the next meeting of the Los Angeles Bar association Announcement to this effect was made by President Henry J. Stevens of the organization.
 The new administration has no in- tention at present of withdrawing the forces of the United States army now stationed along the Mexican border at Galveston, Tex, and the warships at several Mexican points
 Alderman Jens Hyldahl of the Twenty-seventh ward. Chicago admin. istered thrashing to an unidentified man who entered an anteroom of the
  city council chamber and declared all aldermen "grafters
 terrific dynamite explosion at Nobel's explosive works at Arder 20 miles from Glasgow. wrecked the town of Irvine, in Ayrshire For radius of several miles it had the force of destructive earthquake. Six bodies have been taken from the ruins
 The Arkansas house of representa- tives passed the senate i-gam5ling bill with only two votes against the measure out of 100 members IT now goes to the governor, where it will be approved, making gambling felony.