Cut Bank pioneer press. [volume] (Cut Bank, Mont.) 1909-current, 1913-01-03

The will of the late French battle
Painter Edouard leaves his residence
as a museum of historical costumes.
Judge N. B. Neelen, in the dis
trict court of Milwaukee, fined Martin
Premak $25 because he spat on a
bible.
P~resident-elect Wilson favors the in
dependence of the Philippines.
Football Coach Williams declares
the game as now played is nearly per-
feet.
Long hours and small wages is the
plant of mill-workers at Little Ealls,
n. Y.
Mrs. Harriet Burnham told a Chi
cago jury she shot her husband while
he was cruelty beating her.
Police Commissioner Waldo is UNI
der fire before the New York alder
manic committee of investigation.
A Georgia farm hand confessed
numbering a plantation owner at the
behest, he said, of the victims wife.
Colonel Goethals has ordered that
no photographs be taken of he ana-
ma canal.
Swensen Bros, wholesale notion
house, sustained 100000 fire loss on
the night of Dec. 9th at Omaha.
Two violent earthquake shocks oc-
Cured at Messina and Reggie di
Calabria, Sicily. The disturbance
caused a great panic, although there
were nc casualties.
Federal Judge Day in Cleveland au-
thorized William M. Duncan, receiver
for the Wheeling & Lake Erie Rail
road company, to issue $2,425,OO0 in
receivers equipment.
At a private Chicago bank which
advertised to pay 100 per cent inter
est a year, ION all deposits from one
sent to SIS, 000, 000," was closed with
the arrest of F. B. Carson, its pro-
moter.
The international institute of agri-
culture at Rome has reported the
years average crop figures. For Ger
many, wheat, 100, 227 900; rye, 1885,
COS, 900; oats, 965, 999, 900, and barley,
159, 1927, 600 bushels.
Senator Brown, chairman OF the
subcommittee of the judiciary com
mittee of the senate, has called a
meeting of his committee on the
Booker contract convict labor bill for
Thursday morning, January 3.
The countess of Aberdeen, whose
husband is lord lieutenant of Ireland,
will visit the United States directly
after the holidays and will be a guest
at the British embassy III Washing
ton.
Lee S. Overman, junior United
States senator from North Carolina,
was operated upon in Washington for
appendicitis. The operation was en-
tirely successful and his physician
said conditions were entirely favor
able. The senator stood the operation
very we'll.
At New Rochelle, N. Y, Waldorf
Miller, who, contrary to the predic-
ton of physicians, has lived for near
" eighteen months with a broken,
back, celebrated his Christmas by
going out for his first walk in the
streets since July 3, 1911, when he re-
ceived the injury while diving.
Relics of the poet John Greenleaf
w IllIlGG, dulO5l uph lCltNAc
from notables all over the world and
manuscripts, were burned or seriously
damaged by smoke and water in a
fire which partly consumed the build
ing occupied by the Whittier House
association in Amesbury. Mass.
Fifty young women arrested in an
antivice crusade here in Cleveland,
n .oa+o,ool IL, Tolion nC,1rt IN aItIpG
church four consecutive Sundays in
lieu of fines. After the fourth Sunday
shall have passed Judge Arthur c.
Frick ~annonced that any of them who
may be convicted again may be SEN
fenced to the w~orkhouse.
Tired and footsore but still enthu-
siastic and glorying in the fact that
they reached their destination two
days ahead of schedule, the little band
of suffragette pilgrims, who walked
ia miles from New York to present
a message to G~overnorelect SulZer ad-
vocating votes for women, arrived in
Albany shortly after 4 o'clock Satur-
day noon.
The United States government, with
stern and decisive switness Saturday
ooh into it's possession thirty-eight
union labor officials convicted of con
spiracy of promoting explosions on
n~on-union work throughout the land.
of aiding in the destruction which
brought loss of life at Los Angeles
Cal, and Of carrying on a reign OF
terror" declared to be unparalleled in
the history of the country.
Personal.
covnrnoY Wilson hpginS TO feel the