The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-12-09
THE WORLD

San Antonio-Germany has Off
eially recognized the De La Huerta
government of Mexico.
Miami, Fla. B. Harris, a 49,
y~ear-old negro, was lynched by a mob
near Princeton, following an alleged
attack upon a white woman.
Chicago-Thirty-eight alleged rad
icals were arrested by the police In
a raid on 1. w. w. headquarters. Sew
eral thousand pamphlets, alleged to
be of a revolutionary nature, were
seized.
Cheyenne, Wyo.-Only me demo-
cratic candidate for the legislature of
Wyoming was elected, a canvass of
the vote disclosed. He is Thurman
Arnold of Laramie. Arnold will be
the sole democratic representative in
the house.
Raleigh, N. C.-Charles Davis and
Samuel Shadrick, Wake county farm
ers, were arrested In connection with
the killing of their wives. Although
the men live 10 miles apart, 1t was
said the women were slain almost ST.
multaneously.
Spokane-A ton of ~jackrabbits, ta-
ken in a rabbit drive "a Spokane
recently, have been turned over to
the Salvation Army here to be dis
tributed to needy people of the city.
have been killed in the drive.
Observation-Disclosures of a ST.
100000 dam and hydro-electric pow
er plant by the Great Northern rail-
road at Lake Chelan with a view to
electrifying the Washington lines of
the railroad will begin early next
year.
Philadelphia - An arrangement"
by the United States with Canada,
Australia and New Zealand in regard
to the Asiatic immigration was advo-
Gated by Senator Lodge of Massa-
chusetts in an address at the Union
League club founders day exercises
here.
Elizabeth, n. William Jones,
in his 101st year, died here in a hos
pital, having been b%edridden for %
years. Born in England, June %,
1920, he came to America with his
parents in 1924, enlisted for the war
with Mexico, served in the Civil war
and was wounded.
New York-Pursuant to an act of
congress, which provides. for the
abolition of the various su~b-treasur-
les scattered throughout the country,
he United States sub-treasury in this
city will cease to exist at the end of
he year and its functions and powers
will be added to those already dele
gated to the local federal reserve
bank.
Washington-The house appro-
)riations committee is determined to
carry out a rigid policy of retrench-
nent, Chairman Good announces.
The committee is holding hearings on
,wo of the major appropriations
and Chairman Good said
hat one of them, the executive, legis-
alive and judicial, would be ready
or the house shortly after congress
convened.
Pittsburg-The prices of steel wire
PRODUCTS were cut here last week for
he first time in several years when
he Pittsburg Steel company an
bounced a reduction of approximately
10 cents per 100 pounds, making the
lew quotations on wire nails 1913
keg and on plain wire 1925 per
90 pounds f. O. b. P%ittsburg. Barb
ID wire and fence staples were priced
roportionately.
Portland, -Ore.-That a ace cor
esponding to the cliff dwellers of
arizona or the Aztecs of Mexico,
not so highly civilized as the
after, once lived in the region along
he Columbia river is the opinion of
H. Hines, assistant secretary
# the Oregon Historical society, who
ecently returned from the scene OF
xcavations at Big Eddy, Ore, where
keletons and implements of various
inds were unearthed by a state road
obstruction crew.