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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-24

VIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE on new

TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York BY the Grace God Free ana I-dspendsnt--
To Csrolfns Hurry, Edward. Temple Hurry. William A
BrzekenTidgs Marian Bracksnrtds-. Earxar.t Bacxsn
Marcia f. Brackenridgs Gavin Bracksnridxs. Charles
Davis Breckenridge Alkaline Il. Hurry Edward Hurry,
Margaret MsiklekaTn William Ksnnstn Ross stst-
man Ross, Ainnh caFoins koss lean crosois k9ss
Philip Lavermors ssyisa Thomas Dyks sayiss Richard
Hurry eaylss Margaret saylss Margaret shepard Fran
i1rsrnora Mari. Lui.. Tlv.rors Elena susanna
%STs wi@Fa Eoye d4ys.%orS HssI7S 1sn.
Lvsrnors. Edward Lysrmoss syrtls Lav.rnors Roosrs
Csroin- MaDsa Dudley seldom Mapss Edward ., sedsn
Dsphins NJ Hu--y and 70 all persons snrtlsd aosogisy
or eontlnssntly, ny The terms OF ths VII o. WLAm
operation Of % ths runt u sas proessds
Of property held ~ the Trustees under aid VIII
part % shsr .ss s.ne fssting YoT ..e sasa q 700
Dscors surrosAts OF tas County q New York 81
the surrogsrss Court &c sae County hA a. TIE County
Court House IN tas County % View Ysrx On TIE eth aAy
neon OF TIA; day then and tssrs % attsnd judicial
% the account q proceedings ~ Caroline
Hur-7 Etwa-c Temple hurry ane William A b-.axss-
william Hurry, late Of tas County sS New YORK az
ceased and such ot barely cited ndsr
the o. tventy-ons required 20 appear v
guardian. II you have ors or you navs none 20
appear and apply FOR 70 - appointed. n ths
event your neglsc: failure % 10 guardian viii
Be appointed by the surosats to rsprsssnt and act for
In Testimcny whereof W. caused Seal Of o.
Court OF the said County Of Nsv YORK 20 Be
hersunto artTst- wfrnsss, Hon. Frank 7. Fits
esunty :, NsT eor. ms ie,s day q ssPtsas.1
rx DANIEL = DowDSEY.
GEORGE 9. HAxI.IN, Attorney for PstitionsrS - Wan
Street. Manhattan, New YORK CITY.
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Financial.
NEW YORK CENTRAL HUDSON RIVER RAJ

NEW TURK CENTRAI q HUDSON HvEH XIII
ROAD COMPANY. ....
xn3i.se o. tae JEessurer New York sept T,n 80 ~
Sotice 10 Stockholders Reference Go Increase OF
Capital Stock. -, -,
me Board Of Directors AZ meeting held ~ Gay
capital stock
stockholders OF this Company win be enutec 70
nosribe for Increased stock At the rate OF on
Tenareo Dollars (sloel per share 20 Is hei5'nxs
a. SHOWN upon the books a. the close OF onslns
tue-oas. October 18th. leG0 the rgnt 70 suDHc1lo'
terminating n Friday, November SOth, 1905.
The Transfer Books will be closed at three c-ock
r II. on Tuesday, October 1eth and reopened AZ TN
o'clock A NJ. Thursday. November, Ash hsr.
on October .ad warrants will be mailed 70 al STOCK
holders, showing the amount for which saeh stosk-
to,deT enrItlst 10 subscribe and subscriptions can
Be made only upon presentation q such warrants AZ
this once before Fridsy, NoNsnoer SVtn .oa
vz-ra by which stocknoider may slescrne auec. or
subscribe by Assigning II 70
SINE person named therein. or 20 bearer
Subscription payments be made on ana aiter
Monday, December 18th. and must be made on or De
fore Wednesday, December eeth. 1905. for which
Stockhoders wifi stock and scrip certificates a.
time payments made stock 70 carry al oiVi-
dsnds declared after January 18th. 1901
EDWARD L. ROSSrTEE, TreaEurvr
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mHE PEOPLE OF LEE sTATE OF sew


u York. by the grace OF God ana independsnL 70
John Maxwell LuInnis, BENJAMIN +. LuHInis, Eliza
D Brien LumHs Mary Florence Lunlmis. AUGUSTA Par
dow, Pauline Pardog, William o'Rrien Pardow Emily
". o BIsn. Mary P6rdOw Hooper. Robert r. Pzrdow
Jossph v Pardow Mary A. Cassidy Hester Bernard
Glynn, Thomas J. Ducey. William Lurnus and Charlie.
A. Lunnis Executors OF Eliza o BFien deceased and
William Luur1ls and Mary Flcrsnes Lgurns EzsCu-
tors o. Ann LuuHs deceased and TO al persons inter
ssted IN the Estate OF Robert OBeu. County
% New York deceased as creditors legatess next O:
kin otherwise send greeting You and each you
hereby see and REQUIRED personally 2 be and appear
surTosates Court q said County leld az the County
House the County OF New York the day
% October is06 halfpat ten O'Clock n the forenoon
then and there attend judicial settlement
OF the account % proceedings OF William Lummis and
Charles a. Lummis. Executors and Trustees %
OF said deceased: and such
hereby cited under the OF twenty-ons
years required appear BY guardian. II
have II have none to appear and apply for
be appointed, IN the event OF your neglect
20. a guardian will be appointed BY the
Surrogate represent you the proceeding
In testimony whereof have caused the Seal
surrogats's Court OF the said County OF New
be hereunto aftxed Witness. Hon ABSER Q. THOMAS.
Surrogate OF said County, ~ the County OF New
York the 9th day o. august n the year OF our Lord
thousand nine hundred and SIX.
DANIEL J. DowDNEY. Clerk OF TIE surrogate.s Court
@. h CRAWFORD. Attorney for Executors. % Liberty
ST. Borough OF Manhattan. New York City
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DANIEL J. DOWDNEY
Clerk OF the Surrogats's Court
TUE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York By the grace Of God free and indspsndsnt-
To Thomas Hartley Jane T1ty. Ellen z A. Fulla-
The Players, corporation Organized under the
Of York: Martin. Clare Mcdowell Percy Has
well Faucett. Fund Of America corporation
organized under the laws OF New York; Charlotte a.
Martin. Emily n Van Arnrinss, Cornelia Van Amrtnss
John Howard Van Amrtnge Margaret Faucet Georss
Faucet Douglas Taylor. Charles Frohman. Annie Rus
sell Yorks Charles Nichnlan, Ada Rshan. John Drew
Herbert Gresham Sidney Herbert, Dora + LsWig Rich
ara Dorney stephen T. Hart Mary Florence Hart and
estate OF Anne Jane Gilbert. late OF the County OF
New York deceased. creditors sgatees. % kin
Otherwise greeting; You and OF sTeby
and required personally be ana appear beiors
Surrogate Of the County OF New YORK. at the Sur
ogates Court Of said held az thu County CSur
House IN the County o. York Jns eleventh day
OF December 1900. hafpast ten o'clock IN the fore
day. then and there % attend tuciciai
settlement OF OF proceedings OF GUY Van
Amringa sole acting executor OF the last VIII ana
testament OF deceased and such % you a. are
hereby under the or twenty-one years
required 10 appear by your guardian. " You hAee
n you have none. 20 appear and apply for one
10 be appointed. In the event OF your nsstsct or
failure 10 do 10 a guardian viii be appointed ~ the
Surrogate represent and act for you IN tns
surrosates' Court % the said County 81 Hew
Frank T. Fitxgerad. Surrogate OF our SIC
County al County of New York. the Stth cay OF
August IN year OF Lord thousand nln- nun
dreda nF six DANIEL. J DOWDNEIs
clerk of the surroERtes' Court
OLIN, CT4ARK q PHELPS Attorneys for Psuuoner 20
a Nassau su--A Borc.~S q AAnhArrAa Sss isTA
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Citations.
nYHE PFOpTE - -

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YOrk. BY the grace OF GOD free and indspsncsnt 70
ChaEies W Itlett. contingent Andrew
J. Shurch Evelyn p Bailey. Frances A Baldwin. Emily
!. Evans. Hiram n Church, Elhu G. Church. Arthur
CnuFen RAY Church, Samuel Orvs Church George other
wise Eliot Church, Chapman Church. church
heirs ana next % Kin Of John D. Church and
a. other persons who may be heir.
OF KIN OF John ID. Church deceased
ested IN his estate whose rss.dsucs
are unknown and cannot after dihgent inquiry
tanned send greeting Whereas Alice NJ Church. OF the
CITY OF New York has lately applied the
Court OF our County OF New YORK = certain in
strunent IN writing bearing date rwsny-sscond day
OF June. 1897 relating both personal property
duly proved the VIII Testament Of John D.
Church at0 OF the County New deceased
fore and each Of cited appear the
Surrogate % County OF New York Office. the
County OF New York. the eth day OF November,
thousand nine hundred and SIX. haltpaEt o'clock
IN the forenoon OF that day and attend the
probate OF the Eaid VIII ana Testament And such
OF hereby cited under hs Of twenty
required 20 appear guardian Il
have one. n have appear and apply for
be appointed. OF your neglect
failure to CO guardian Will appointed
rogate 10 represent and for the proceeding
IN testimony whereof. have caused the Of The
surrogRes Court OF the said County New York Be
hereuntO arxed. Witness Hon. FRANK 7.
Lseall FITZGERALD. Surrogate or said County
o. New York. said County. the 20Jh day %
September IN the year OF Lord thousand nine
hundred ana ak. DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk q the Surrog7te's Court
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HAN MA
SHOR THAND
SCHOOL

Lsto cefv.ys ~ Il corner 81 Cour~,s n,
1rtaand Upewrtin< oookxsepins business rsssod.
Y7sonH- eirscrion Or an practical
saorsnsnd rsportsr Our methods insure YOU an szrn-
pSoty N ne shortest possible tine Consistent Win
thoroushnsss DAY evening sessiorx b.~f--s $50
Der Ar ira! week rres Write or cali co- rIu f-rarrns
Ton .. r. HANNA. Principal ~ -~
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AUCTION Sales of Real Estate.
At PUBLIC AUCTION.

At PUBLIC AUCTION.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th AT p NJ At
COURTHOUSE HACKESsACK. y. J.
ne Dowah Christie Homestead farm. River Edge,
on New Jersey York Rail Road About IS
acres large house outbuildnEs dwelling
House SO daily trains about 40 minutes
New Two niles north % HHckensacl and about 8
minutes River Etgs Depot ST. hundred feet
river front boating bathing fishing
see On Main Hackensack rnacadaniEed road. Gas
electric light telephone the property.
Highly place FOR cutting Up
mo building lots Rapidly growing eghborhood. sod
Christie sale rain shine Terms made
Day OF sale ADDRESS Tor rlrtheT infornaron
Lucas Y. BANTA. Administrator
Hackensack. New Jersey.
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DANIEL. ]. DOwDNET.
Clerk OF the SurTosatss Court.
GAUNT, THOMAs-THE PEOPLE OF THE

% Sew York by the Frace OF Gcd fre. AMI
independent To Henrietta Madeline Gauut. William
Mcdonnell. the widow. heirs and next OF
kin Thomas Gaunt deceased send greeting: Whereas
William Hamlin the city OF Buffalo. State OF New
has lately applied the surrogates Court Of our
OF York. have q certain instrument IN
real and personal property. duly
proved last will and testament OF Thomas Gaun
late OF County deceased therefore
you cited 70 appear before the surro-
gate OF County OF New York. at his once IN tbs
County OF New York. the 23d cay Of October. one
thousand nine hundred and az hapast ten o'clock
then and there attend ths
probate will and testament And such OF
vCu hereby cited under the Of twenty
years. required 70 appear BY your guardian u
YOU have II you 70 appear and apply
for be appointed IN the event Of your neglect
60 guardian viii be appointed by ths
Surrogate represent and for the proceeding
IN testimony whereof. have caused the OF ths
SrroEass Court OF the said County OF New York 70 IS
herelnto AFFIXED Witness Hon. Frank 7.
Fitzgerald. Surrogate OF said County Ot
New York. said county, the 18th Of
August, IN the year OF our Lord thousand
hundred and
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY.
Clerk Of the Surrogatss Court
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UNDERSIGNED HEREBY

declare their intention Of forming stock corporation
be located IN Borough Manhattan. City OF Nsv
York for purpose OF maxine Insurance upon he lives
health and Insurance. apperts ming
thereto and grant purchase or dispose u snnuites
under the Insurance law Of the state OF
New YoTk Dated. August 18th. ieoo John S. Hanson
William 2. hidgley. Charles 4 Anoerson- Herbert
R-eves Max Holman. Noses Napelbsum Prank L Esch-
bach Irving Fmmons. John C. Hanson. 4. A BaeHey
Charles p Hammond. Watson 3. Robinson. Afton
Church. william A Cross George Hosknx
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Country Property to Let

CyoUNTrY PLACE sUBLET.-Pzrty having leased for
~ fu season country plaza win ssors frontas. n ths
ecvrl OF Coma viii sublet rurnlsasd turing
months o. 7eptenibar October and Novsnssr qr par
1f-Broad.
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THE PEOPLE OF NE sTATE on NEW

York. by the grace OF God nee and independent to
Hsnristta q. McReever. Susan R0den James NcIvor
Thomas McIv0r Elizabeth Neely, Mary AeIvor; Arthur
McKesver Edna MeeveT the widow, heirs and next OF
kin Of Alexander McKsever deceased. send grsst'ng
Whsrsas Glackner. OF the City OF New York has
applied the SurTogate Court OF County OF
York certain instrument in writing. bear
the day December 1908. relating both
and personal property duly proved as The last WIZ
OF Alexander Ackeever aLs OF the County
New York deceased therefore you and each Of
cited appear before the OF County OF
York. hts ocice in the County OF New York, on
day Of october. thousand hundred and
six haf-pas o'clock the forenoon OF that eay
then and there 10 attend the probate OF the said last WIN
Testament. And such OF you hereby cited as
are under the age OF twentyone required %
appear by guardian II have or II you have
appear and apply for 70 Be appointed In
the q your neglect failure DO guardian
will Be appointed by the Surrogate and act
you the proceeding In testimony whereof have
seal OF the surrOgates Court OF the said
County % New York 70 be hersuntO ahxed. witness
Hon FRANK r FITZGERALD Surrogate OF our said
County OF New York. ct said County. the 10Th
q. August, IN the OF Lord
thousand nine hundred and six
DANIEL J.. DOWDNET.
81
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Teachers Agencies.


INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL AIT.
cAsAlogus nroa R>glSSrAx, - Tsfxn -
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-03-29
OREGON BARRED.
Concluded from page l.

Concluded from page l.
money ?" and the assertion made that
the livestock sanitary tax had all been
used up and that they were issuin g
deficiency warrants.
DR.. Noble, the state veterinarian, has
submitted the following figures: The
livestock sanitary tax amounted to a
little over 1000 and there is to the
credit of that fund now $79l4.65 and
$l4l3 81 yet to be appropriated to that
fund, giving balance yet nu'ed Of
$932S q. All the claims against the
fund for the first year unpsid amount to
$SS27 so, which will leave balance of
$50O.47 after all bills are paid.
These bills have not been paid as
promptly as they shonld, but the legis
lature made no appropriation to carry
on the work until the tax was available
and economy had to be practiced in all
cases. When the bill was introduced
into the Legislature it provided for tax
OF three mills on the dollar on all live
stock, which would have created fund
of nearly $4,000. Friends of the bill
claimed that this would not be enough
to carry on the work properly.
When the legislature cut the tax on
all livestock but sheep to tbree-quar-
ters of a mill and reduced the revenue
to $4,000, a deficiency was excepted,
but has not been created for the first
year. Dr. Noble and the livestock
board have reason to feel proud
OF the financial showing. as this was the
first year and the expenses were great
deal heavier than they will e in the
future.
One of the difficulties with which they
had to contend was that there was little
to pay the expenses until the tax
of 1905 was paid and available and then
the litigation in regard to the constitu-
tionality of the law tie 4 up the morey
until the supreme court decided it.
East Oregonian.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-03-29

Judge Thomas FitzGerald of Pendle-
ton. Republican candidate for Domina-
ton for circuit Judge. was in the city
this week looking after the interests of
his candidacy. The Judge has pleas
ing personality and has many friends in
Morrow county. He is one of the pio-
neer attorneys Of UmatiI'a county and is
native son. Recognizing the fact that
our readers would like 10 know some
thing of the history of the candidates,
we obtained from thu Judge the follow
ing sketch Of his varied and busy life:
Judge FitzGerald was born in Marion
county, Oregon, April %, 1854, near the
present town of Woodburn and comes of
pioneer stock. He studied law with
Holmes & Thaver at Salem, Oregon,
and was admitted to the bar in March.
1881, in the same city with C. A. Johns.
of Baker City, present candidate for the
nomination for governor. He
practiced law at Salem until October,
1881. when he removed to Umatilla
He practiced law in Pendleton
until 1890; holding the Office of city
attorney for two terms and deputy dis
rict attorney for two terms during that
ime. In 1890 he movld to Port Town
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-03-29

there will be many voters who Will fall
~ ,a,;s,er and who will demand the
right to vote on primary day. The pre-
vailinp op,nion has been that an un-
rep,ste,ed person cou d not register at
the polls and vote, for section 10 OF the
direct primary law says that mo person
who is not a qualified elector and a
registered member of his party making
its nominations under the provisions of
this law shall be qualified to join in
signing anv petition for nomination or
to vote at said primary nominating
election"
Attorney General Crav ford says il
this were the law con aimed upon this
subject, the intention would be p'ain
that unless registered the patty could
not vote He looks further, however,
and finds that IN sec'ions and OF tn
primary law there are PROVISIONS when
make The Australian baiiot law appllc-
for any elector who is no. registered IN
the precinct in which ne appiles 10 Vo'e
10 use blank "a" and vote if otherwise
qualified. Section % of the direct
primary W SAYS that nothing contain
ed in this law shall be construed to de-
prive any elec'or Of the right to register
and VOC at any primary nominating
election required by this law on his
complying with the special provisions of
this law in the same manner that he IL
permitted by the general laws to regis
ter and vote at general election
Constituting the law as whole, the
attorney general finds that the elector
may quality by using blank "A" on
election day, and hence that county
clerks should send out such blanks with
the ballot boxes and pollbooks.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-03-29
JOSEPH ALLEN UNDER ARREST
COnfrOnts Several Charges of
Forgery at Echo.

Joseph Alien was arrested at Echo
yesterday charged with passing nu-
merous forged checks upon people
there Several of the checks were upon
Pendleton banks, two being drawn on
the Commercial National and one on
the First National One of those drawn
upon the Commercial National was for
$40, and was 10 favor of Joseph Allen
and signed by the same name. The
other check was TO, $75 and was in favor
of George McCooley and signed by
William Brooks. 1t was Endorsed by
the payee and also by ALEU-. In the
opinion Of J. A. Badley, assistant
cashier of the Commercial National
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send, where he practiced until 1897,
when he returned to Uma'illa county
While in Washington he held the office
Of prosecuting attorney for Jeffei son
county one year. In 1898 he was ap-
pointed referte in bankruptcy for the
United States district conrt for the dis.
trict of Umatilia county hy the late
Judge Bellinger, which office he has
held for four terms and has presided
over the trials of many important cases
among them the celebrated "Wade
Case" And although many important
questions of law have been decided by
him he has never been reversed upon
his decision Of question of law on
appeal. Judge FitzGerald is recognized
by the members of the bar as an attor-
ney Of rare legal Judgment and in the
presentation of legal questions before
his. as a rule, they are submitted with
out argument by attorneys having full
in his legal abilities to prop
erly decide them
The Judge will get a large vote in
Morrow county, especially among the
pioneers who know him intimately and
who unanimously recognize his ability
and sterling character.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-03-29
JONATHAN BOURNE, JR.

Jonathan Bourne, Jr. is becom.
ing to be we'll known man in the
state of Oregon. No one in the
history of the state has ever made
a more active campaign than Mr.
Bourne is now making, but this is
characteristic Of the man. His
candidacy is somewhat of study.
In the first place his methods
show we'll planned campaign pro-
cedure and leadership. In the
lines that others are following, he
generally goes them one better.
He buys newspaper space and
plenty of it and there is certain
ring in what he has to say in
which no one can be mistaken in
what he means.
Jonathan Bourne is not strad :
ding any question or issue. He
says what he means and means
what he says. That he is a poll
tician no one can deny. In fact he
is a past master in politics. A
dandy.
But wait a minute, we are all
politicians to more or less extent.
Are not the other candidates poll
ticisns also? Now if Bourne can
show them few new tricks in the
free for all game, is 1t not all right
to have the ability to excel in any
legitimate profession. Yes, but
Bourne has money. To be sure,
and he is not afraid to let loose OF
a little of it. He is as liberal with
his money as he is with his energy
in the effort to carry his point.
What is Bourne spending his
money for? The answer is, pub
licity. Nothing more, nothing
less. He wants to be understood.
He is attempting to impress his
views upon every man in Oregon,
who can vote. It Is impossible to
do this personally and he is en-
ploying thu newspapers and the
mails and he is willing to Fay the
price.
If he should be sent to Washing
ton, would such an active man 60
to sleep there. He would be a
great worker, he could not be
otherwise.
His platform is sound and reli-
able.
He has always been an advocate
of the direct primary law, and to-
day he is ths champion of what
the people said hey wanted at the
last election.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-03-29

be bogus. This was during the after
noon Yesterday, and as the checks on
the Pendletan banks had also been
presented to the Bank of Echo the
banks here were queried concerning
them. They replied that the checks
were worthless, as Allen bad no funds
on deposit.
Allen was at once arrested and ia now
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-03-29
TO SWEAR VOTE IN.
A Much- MOOted Question Settled
by AttOrney.General

Attorney General Crawford has
settled a much. mooted question which
rendered an opinion holding that
voter who has not already registered
may qualify for voting at the primaries
on primary day by signing blank "a"
provided for ia the direct primary law.
Opinions have widely differed upon
this subject, and there has been n uch
discussion of it, for the reason that
able. and section 1875 of the code is ez-
pressly made applicable to primary
nominating elections.
This aforementioned section provides
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being held at Echo. He will be ex-
amined before the justice of the peace
there and doubtless bound over to the
circuit court.-East Oregonian.
Allen is resident OF Heppner, hay,ng
been in the real estate business here for
some time. He claims that the checks
we're given to him bv parties whom he
located on homesteads.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-03-29

The railroads in England are
putting On ladies' smoking cars.
The equal suffrage movement is
spreading.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-03-29

Famine in Japan is now greater
enemy than Russia ever was. 1t is
said that 100000 people are
starving owing to crop failures.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-03-29

law and get on the ticket in order
that the whole people can have a
chance to decide in the selection OF
the candidates. Every man who
gets on the ticket by petition after
the primaries will evade the spirit
and intent of the direct primary
law