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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-05-18
MEMOKlAL SERVICES.
Decoration Day Will be ApprOpri.
ately Observed in Heppner.

AT a meeting of the Grand
Army veterans and the W. r. G.
on the 18th inst, it was decided
to observe Memorial Sunday and
Decoration Day this season in
Heppner.
On Memorial Sunday, which oc-
ours on the 2Sth of this month
there will be union services at the
NJ. E. chul ch at IL o'clock. A
special invitation is extended to
all veterans, both union and con-
federate, and to everybody in gen.
eral, especially the fraternal or
CARNATIONS.
On Decoration Day, May 80, the
graves of veterans will be deco
rated by special committee ap-
pointed for this purpose. The
graves will be decorated in the
forenoon.
In the afternoon q basket dinner
will be served in the Masonic hall
under the management of the w.
r. G. for the veterans, w. r. C.
and invited guests.
1t is the intention to form a big
procession at 80 o'clock in the
afternoon and march through the
principal streets. Sheriff Shut
will be the marshal of the dsy.
At 2:3O O'Clock there will be
musical and literary exercises at
Roberts opera house, to which all
are invited.
1t is to be hoped that the peo-
pie in general will take an interest
in this matter and help the old
boys in blue to properly observe
Memorial Day.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-05-18
Circuit Court.

Circuit court was convened in
this city Monday by Judge Brad.
shaw, of The Dales.
The first day was taken up with
the reading of the docket and en-
paneling the grand jury and the
trial of the case of the state of
Oregon VS.. P. G. Creswell, charged
with an assault ith a dangerous
weapon.
The case went to the jury at Z
o'clock Monday evening, and a
verdict of simply assault was re-
turned. Defendants fine was as
sessed at 5000.
Following is the jury before
which the case was tried:
Anson Wright, ]. o. Kincaid,
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-05-18

WANTED Women to represent
US in their home and adjoining
counties to distribute samples and
advertise our goods. Salary s2l
per week and expenses guaranteed.
Expenses advanced. Experience
unnecessary. Address, witk
stamp, stating age, REEVE Co..
4l5 Dearborn St., Chicago.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-05-18
Cleared for Action.

When tie body is cleared for actioz.
by DR.. Kings New Life Pills, you cGE
tell it by the bloom Of health on tie
cheeks the brightness of the eyes; the
firmness Of the fl 4sh and muse eF; the
buoyency Of TIE mind Try them. A.
Slocum Drug Co.'S drug store, % cents.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-05-18

Don't let the children suffer. II tteY
are fretful, peevish and cross, give them
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea The
best baby tonic known. Strength and
health follow its use. 35 cents W. F.
Mcmillan, Lexington, Or.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-05-18
Wool Sale Dates.

Pendleton-May %, June l3, June &c
Heppner-May 25, June 9, June 26
June 20.
Shaniko-June 6, June %. Ju'y6
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-05-18
The Weeks News
Local and Personal Happenings
in and About the City.

Assessor w. S. Conner went to
lone, Monday.
Attorney F. H. Robinson, of
lone, is in the city.
Attorney W. P. Myers, of lone,
is attending court.
Best meals in the city at the
Palace hotel for 25 cents.
G. @. Sailing was an outgoing
passenger Monday morning
Semi Weekly Portland Journal and
Heppner Gazette only $l,75 per year.
List your lands with Wells & War
mock. We sell only on a straight COM
mission.
Wells & Warnock will handle your
real estate and charge only the usual
commission.
Commencing today, meals at the
Palace hotel will be only 25c and
SOC.
Mrs. H. E. Warren, of Spray,
visited friends in the city this
week.
Note the reduction on meals at
the Palace hotel. Best meal in
the city for 25 cents.
j. L. Yeager went to Portland,
Monday as a delegate from the
Foresters to attend the meeting Of
the grand lodge which met in
Portland, Tuesday.
Some time Saturday night some
one fired a bullet of small size
through the large plate glass win.
dow in the Palace hotel window
in the Office of G. E. Woodson.
The affair is shrouded in mystery.
Judge T. W. Ayers, Commits
sioner Henry Blackman, J. X.
Carr and Edgar Ayers were pas
sengers for Portland, Monday.
They went to look after the con-
struction and arrangement of Nor.
row county's booth at the Lewis
and Clark fair.
An energetic lady can secure the
agency for this city and surrounding
country for high grade line of Flavor
ing Extracts, Perfumes, Toilet Articles,
Toilet Soaps, etc, by addressing the
Pearsall Manufacturing Company, Des
Moines, Iowa. They allow big com
mission. also give premiums. Write
them for sample outfit
The Gazette has been fortunate in
making special arrangements with the
Semi Weekly Journal of Portland,
whereby we can furnish this excellent
paper with the Gazette for the very low
price of rs per year. The Journal is
fast coming to the front as a great news
paper The semi-weekiv contains TO
II pages and 40 to so columns each is
sue Of coast and general news. 1t has
an exceptionally strong market page,
T. A. Rhes, representing B. F.
Saunders, brought in the first
sheep to be dipped in the new
vats in this city. The following
lots were dipped and shipped to,
day: Paul Hisler, 22OO; Frank
Elder. 100; Thos. Matthews,
1000. The following lots will be
shipped on the Goth: J. s. Ad-
kins, 1900; Mike Kinney, 700; H. ,
G. Gay, 500; Oscar Edwards,
20OO; A. M. Markham, 900.
In accordance with a custom of c
fbe A. & A. y. Scottish Rite, '
where there are two or more men, |
bers who reside more than 40 Il
miles from a lodge, to have a b
banquet once a year, a fine BAN O
quet was served last Saturday C
evening at the Palace hotel. The il
affair was very pleasant. The fol- &
lowing members were present: y
Frank Gillian, P. o. Borg, B. F. n
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-05-18

hpOuC that big Fourth OF July
celebration?
County School Superintendent
s. l. Stratton, of lone, was Hepp
ner visitor, Saturday.
The thirty-third annual reunion
of the Oregon Pioneer association
will be held in Portland, on Thurs
day, June l5, 1905.
The interior of the Cash Shoe
store has been repainted anG
papered which adds much to the
appearance Of one of the neatest
shoe stores in Eastern Oregon.
Harvey Humphreys and Miss
Lucy Humphreys, of Hil'sboro,
who have been visiting theil
brother, Cecil Humphreys, in this
city, returned to Hillsboro, M, n.
day.
Davidson Bros. sold 900 head
of mixed yearlipgs to a North
Yakima buyer for 1926 per head.
This is the top price paid for this
class of sheep this season in Nor
row county.
All Saints Episcopal Memorial
church 4th Sunday after Easter.
Sunday School, 10 a. m. Services
both morning and evening, II a,
m. and 1870 p. m.-John Warren,
Missionary in charge.
Mrs. W. G. Sale will be in her
home at the Baptist parsonage on
Tuesdays and Fridays from 2 to 4
to Enroll music pupils. Will
teach piano, voice, theory and
harmony. Special attention given
to technique.
The residence of Mrs. Eugenia
Pavid, near the del OF, was partial
ly destroyed by fire las t Saturday,
the blaze starting from a defective
hue. Most of the contents of the
building were carried out and were
not greatly damaged.
w. 0. Minor, the we'll known
shorthorn breeder, this week sold
TO S. Reynolds, of Kilbride, Grant
county, fine yearling bull, Lord
Of the Valley. Lord of the Val.
ey is out of Lovely of the Valley,
4 show COW, and Royal Command
ar, son of the great Sally Girl.
The bull is a promising young ami
nal and comes from some of the
oest blood in the country.
On "Wednesday evening, May
"a, an entertainment will be given
n Roberts hall by the High school
md Eighth grade. This enter
ainment will consist of music,
rotations and play, The Court
If Fame" On Friday evening,
May 26, an entertainment consist
ng of music, drills and recitations
will be given by the other grades
# the school. The proceeds of
hese entertainments will be used
o help defray the expenses Of the
educational exhibit.
With the June number will be-
,in the Pacific Montbly's series of
pecial editions for the year 1906.
Thev will comprise number for
Portland, for Seattle, for Southern
california, for San Francisco, and
souvenir number of the Lewis
nd Clark Exposition, also a
pecial automobile number. The
u ~
rand, six in number, on "The
joining Supremacy of the Pacific"
re also promised. and the plans
ontemplated by the publishers
,ill, without question, place the
'acific Monthly far in advance,
OF only of present competitors,
ut also into the unreachable class
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1905-05-18

The news OF both hemispheres-n The
Weekly Oregonian.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08

rfon.I ov-nersbin League For instance, John Nc
Keown the Democratic Assemblyman from the -u
District, who has been McCarrens right hand man
in the Legislature. defeated by Patrick oa 1one
hue. the Republican who got the Iearst anddate
for Alderman in the sd District Ghe sth Assembly
District, has being the first RepuDmsgaMn Rps Miebt
e men IN the 5sb District (the 18th Assembly Dis
trict) defeated alderman Owen j. Murphy, the
present Democratic, incumbent ..,,,oo, cam
paign Committee conceded the county to Hearst
ea5 in 9r the 4 but nsG had opes e SAID
We'll it tidal wave wave for for the be Aitbsaoa
The Democrats are utterly routed. while we gain
by eeGtipg at d Least t. FIVE sc0 aTge majority Of
the Aldermen in Kings County
erTp b5e gsst eGo@8s @ @ tie 9S
troller Bird s Coer. who was & elected ed Borough
i met Senator Mccarren some time ,as ago he he
going to T put YOU out Of politics II doesn't look
viii YOU i5a' put him out of politics now7"
1t isn't necessary for me put him out" was
certainly is not in now. l am not responsible for
Regarding his work as Borough President Mr.
I have had some experience in the Board Of Es-
innate. and I think I shall be able to keep any
'oas 2ender TaG on s. BaeoP Chairman Of the law
of S hs rsPo4 {a gTdps ha
been committed by the Democrats in the I'd, Sd and
Senator tsrg MccaTren 1r1' spent the afternoon the
Democratic headquarters in the Thomas Jefferson
Building When the first returns game IN he saw
that the county was lost; immediately he dlsapl
peared, and of the leaders We're able 10 hnd
out where he had gone. Preparations had been
made receive the returns, and "a large crowd was
! expected. but only a few detected and disgusted
! leaders STAYED around. They talked in low, sad
/ tones Much grurnbiing was heard against the
course pursued by McCarren in putting up such
woefully weak county ticket. One leader declared
that he thought ne would move to Manhattan;
AT the Kings County Democratic Club the gloom
was so thick among those seated around the tables
that it looked like a gathering at funeral The
returns were coming in about an hour pehlno those
on the streets
result of the defeat of his ticket the hands of
the Municipal Ownership League and of his loss
OF MANY Assemblymen and Aldermen to the Re
pubIicans seems almost certain in the minds
Of many shrewd politicians who expressed their
views last night.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
Make MANY ARRESTS.
Some Enter Complaint of Imperson-
alton by Others.

There were many election arrests yesterday.
Justices Amend, Bischoff and Greenbaum sat in
Supreme Court chambers for the purpose of Issuing
orders compelling the election inspectors to permit
persons to vote who had been challenged at the
polls and passing such cases
One of the first cases to come before the courts
was that of Denis F. Conner, Of No z! East 9TH
ST whose vote was challenged by the inspectors or
his district who stated that somebody had already
voted in his name a few minutes later Johh
FLANAGAN of No West d-st., appeared in court
with similar story. Flanagan was accompanied
bv a Hearst watcher who said Flanagan's case
ras brt ono of many in the 18th Assembly District
Justice Bischoff decided in these cases that
u,bera the election inspectors refused mans vote
on the ground that some one had previously voted
in his name there was no authority for granting
a mandamus compelling the reception OF the sg-
grieved persons vote.
James n Eagan. Of No. 400 West Sth-st ap-
peared before Justice Amend with similar COM
plant Justice Amend issued an order directing
The election inspectors to snow cause why 4 WIit
OF mandamus should not cohipei 'Aehh ~ i0e
&c Ttbe next case was that of Francisco Carbone, OF
No Snrins-st He said that after lie had reg
isrered the plumbing in his house was torn cut py
order of the Tenement House Department and
same election district He was not allowed to
'Gh1 In all cases where personaton alleged JUS
tice Bischoff permitted the cases 10 pe reafgued
b,1t directed that "A record be made by the cleo
tion inspectors that such votes were allowed pur
suaut to wrts 0f mandamJs.
Supreme Court Justice Vernon Davis who sat
q, the Municipal Court Building, in The Bronx,
YESTERDAY discharged Philip Solomon, who
mistake of the registration clerk Sollomon's ad-
dress was not entered correctly He also dis
charged Jerry j. ConVaNnker, whose name ap-
peared on the registration books as Jerry NJ. Con-
yaIinker.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
WC4RREN SITS 4LONE.
Defeated Leader Hides Himself
from Friend and Foe.

Crushed by the utter rout Of the bemocrailc or
eanization in Kings County-such defeat as 1t
has not experienced in years, and one from wnich
IL will be long in recovering-State Senator McCar-
,an fba leader oe the shattered machine sought
solitude IN a private room in the Clarendon Hotei
last night He made every attempt TO Keep MS
Whereabouts unknown. He did not wish TO see His
leaders. That he was in the Clarendon was dehieo'
and when the fact that he was there was estao-
lished by a Tribune reporter. he kept within his
room. and over the telephone said he had nothing
say
fI cannot talk tonight" the words that
came the wire. II shall have no statement TO
make until get all the returns and that will not
10 until tomorrow
almost everything has been lost TO the Demo-
cratic organization. Not only was Mccarren's Coun-
~ ticket. headed by Ridgeway showed under. but
he lost many AssemblyInen and Aldermen. Dis
tricfs which have been considered rockribbed Demo-
cratic stronghods elected Republican Assenblyrnen
sssd Aldermen which indorsed by the Mu-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08

and fro drove right into the ranks, needless oL l
tbe danger that threatened the enthuslasl,c ~,
election night serenaders In almost CosSsaSn Sin N n
fashion they moved the people down. nahtss s.ai
wev for the engines which, with extreme uiii
cultv were able to proceed very slowly
4 slight blaze on the roof of the lmperlal f1os
tel broadway and 32d-st.. right in the heart OIL
the congested district caused keen exclteneht;
A "a bnnan had seen flame sputtering on the
roof of the Imperial, near the chimney ana ne
ouicklv turned in an alarm. Before the nreilIeh
reached the hotel employees, who had FORMED a
bucket brigade had the fire out and no damage
wes done but many of the patrons VINO neard
the engines rafting up to the front OF the hotel
fed to the crowded street in terror
A few minutes later a false ALARM turned IN
from 42d-st and 5th-ave. again called the Ell.
gines causing a repetition Of the wild scenes OF
excitement along Broadway. 42d. 43d sts ana
the adjoining thoroughfares
Not since the memorable election night OF
1s46 when Mckinley was proclaimed the choice
of the people over Bryan, has New-York Wit
nassad such scenes as those that attended the
last of the municipal campaign, the most ex-
citing and by far the most interesting IN the
history Of the city-the campaign that came TO
q IyhirlUind finish last night. Not since that
night in 1896 have there been such crowds, such
biiaritv such noise cheering shouting, tootlng
Of horns in the streets of NewYork. Never be-
fore was the boy defiant in building huge
bonfres in the cutters through the city.
Naw-York went wild last night from one END
of the city to the other. from the time the first
bulletin was flashed on the newspaper of1lceS
until far into the night.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
MANY FRAUDS REPORTED.
MORGAN MEN KEPT BUSY.
Tammany "Repeaters" Tote Other
Mems Names Early and Often.

At the Office of George W. Morgan State 'ut a.
intendent of Elections in the metropolitan y
trict, many reports being received iase ne
Of frauds In the election The reports -,
extensive operations by "foaters ana iePe
in the pay of Tammany district leaders
Many reports were 10 the effect that lahnan
''repeaters' had voted in the names OF Repuohean
and independent voters in the early morning hou-s
and that later when the rlghtfui voters appeais'
at the polls they were not permitted by the s
tfon officers to swear il their votes Ihese -,
against tbe ballot the reports indicated. were Hoie
numerous Yesterday than on any previous eieo'i'"
in recent years. so,,ties
Michael CoakIey one of Mr.. Morgan spg usP N.
reported last night that at the time ior o ."- mis-
nos or the polIing place OF the lst EeSuON ONark's
frfct oP the i4h Assembly Distrlct. ~ - rad not
place the names of fifteen voters NHu , ,,ssIars
anneared were voted by TafnIhah!. .ntsrs Ia
W. had been intimldating tndependenS SIsy said
the nlace the greater part of the day - law but
he rrotested against such violation OF IhS S-o,sst
tba election officers pad heed 20 M f.thst the
- beieye Mr. Morgan said last nisnsS nisss.S from the
work ~ ffoaters and repeaters had rannes OF
"sa of illegal registered names 10 . tie ere cast
9,t abIa citizens on which Illegal votes ~ many
dTau this Inference from the tba{r nam
neonie who reported me to-day that '"'i'
had been voted upon
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
R4LIOT BOXES STUFFED.
Mn,sen Says Boasts Here Openly
Made an Brooklyn.

Max F Ihmsen last night said that telegram
had been received from Brooklyn stating that
the ballot boxes were being held up along the
river front and that boasts were being openly
made that votes would be stuffed into them
until enough had been thus stolen TO give Nc
CleIlan the plurality
Charles A. Walsh and A. NJ. Lawrence called
on Commissioner McAdoo last night to COM
plain against Inspector John Flood, whom they
charge with cousions with the Tammany men
and with improperly policing the polls.
They said that it had been stated by high
police official that Floods men had acted i'm
properly in assisting in the intimidation of He
brew voters. This was especially true in the
ID eth and sth Assembly districts. 1t was
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08
MURPHY READY TO FIGHT.
COnsuIts 7elth Justices-Tann,drty
Not J0yful.

Charles F. Murphy last night at Tammany Hall.
after consultation with Justices Dowlins, New
burger and OGorman and J. Sergeant Cram, told
his intimate friends be ready for fight in the
interests of the organization
Senator Grady who last night acted as spokes-
for Mr.. Murphy, announced at l2:45 O'Clock
that Mcclellan had been elected. Senator Grady
had a consultation in private with Mr. Murphy
before he made this announcement
with twenty-three districts missing Mayor Nc
Ciellan has a plurality of 3513." said Mr.. Grady
This is all the announcement that have TO
make tonight on the result, and if you will oblige
Us you will please leave the hall, want to
close up
Charles F. Murphy had promised TO release a
statement before leaving the hall for the night He
went out 10 supper with ]. Sergeant Cram at 1215
o'clock and did not till nearly L Thomas f.
Smith. secretary of the organization, had a type
written statement ready for distribution. After
consulting with Justice Bowling, Mr. Murphy de
cided that he would not give il out.
There's nothing to say, he said
There was no enthusiasm in Tammany Hall last
The lower part of the building and would not go
away until the police cleared the hail at o'clock
The Tammany men are thoroughly downcast over
tfe worst blow that has ever befaIlen the organ
iEation. There is well founded suspicion that to
district officials took the benefit of the doubt in
OF oases en nnf the ma Roard Of dpmem in
control OF the Sulivans. comes officially 10 canvass
the DzlotS
The returns on Jerome and Osborne were as
eagerly watched as were those on the city ticket
Up to O'Clock fl looked If Osborne had beaten
Jerome by I50c0. and there was unconcea!ed JOY
among Mr. Murphy's lieutenants. When the tide
turned and 1t became apparent that Jerome had
won all the fight seemed to leave the leaders and
further news did not seem TO interest them
The consensus Of opinion seemed TO be that ram
many was in for long and bitter ght with Hearst
over the election and that whether Mcclellan
finally got certificate CT election or not, Hearst
xxouId be in a position to paralyze every ana any
effort made by Murphy TO get the organization into
good fighting trim once more
A. o'clock Mr.. Murphy and his friends went TO
Telnonico's for consultation. There they mapped
ar. tbe plan of campaign against Hearst in case
b. attempts to contest the election of Mcclellan
New-York tribune., 1905-11-08

again been chosen by the people to represent
them as the head of the city government"
.Ara vou satisfied with the election, Mr.. Nc
Clellan?"
Not satisfied" responded the reelected Mayor.
but content.
AT 9 o'clock Mr. WINS called in the news
naper men at his headquarters at the Breslin
Hotel and said: Il really have little 10 say, ex-
cont that 1 am the happiest defeated candidate
you ever saw.
Won are waiting to hear who IS elected be-
fore sending congratulations" he was asked.
"Uel" he replied I n~ver was very much
a. congratulations, and I don't know who is to
he congratulated yet.
.sThe fight is over he continued and it is
NOW ancient history. Now. what we want to do
&c N make new history. I hope that IN the next
four wears / will have hand in il.
.sThe indications at this hour appear to be that
,rcC,IelIan is elected. / think that is all Pm
e,ning home to bed in few minutes. At this
bour don't know who is elected Mayor, but
do know that am elected to continue the prac-
Mr. WINS started for his home shortly after
,,,inq this statement. and his headquarters
were practically closed for the hlght.
U1Nv one hundred thousand people surged up
ia down Broadway, choking that thorough
sara until the electric cars could make no head
@ Lal Herald Square and Times Square, where
~ largest crowds We're congreSated, swarmed
,itb surging masses of humanity. Two hun
80 mounted policemen pranced up ana down
-. driye the crowds back and make room Tor
10 - and vehicles but no sooner would they have
anace cleared than the gap would be hiled
rrp add to the excitement and commotion three
,abt fires called out the engines and fire trucks.
pbich dashed up Broadway Nearing Z5d-st-
The apparatus had to slow up ana then halt. 10"
- was an impossibil;ty for the engines ana the
trucks to get through the dense MODS that
e1,ded the streets from sidewalk 10 sidewalk.
Mounted policemen. their white caps visible
over the heads of the black forms swazihE 10