Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1906-06-21

The army will soon abandon Sa
Francisco relief work.
The czar is preparing for an open re
volt in Southern Russia.
A Texas negro has been sentenced t
the penitentiary for 999 years.
Half of San Francscos present waite
supply Is wasted by leaks in the mains
The Blackfoot Indian reservation il
Montana will lie opened to settlement
Germany is planning to spend $50,
600, 900 in widening and improving tn
Kiel canal.
A pretended president of the Philip
pine republic has surrendered to th'
authorities.
The house committee on agricultur,
has agreed to Roosevelt's demands OF
the meat inspection bill.
Mrs. E. H. Conger, wife of the ex
minister to China, has sold for 81, ,00(
rug which she bought in Pekin fol
$50.
The governor of California and mayor
OF San Francisco have joined in an ap-
peal to the insurance companies for a
square deal to San Francisco.
A movement has started to depose
the insane king of Bavaria.
Peasants are rioting and killing land
owners in Southern Russia.
Many Oregon and Washington post
masters have received an increase in
pay.
Mayor Schmitz, of San Francisco,
has decided that saloons may open
July 8.
Light earthquake shocks are felt fire..
quently at San Francisco, but no dam
age is done.
Rioting has been resumed at 3ialy.
stok, Russia, and parliament has sent
committee to investigate.
Leaders in congress agree to loan
SIC, 200, 900 to San Francisco banks for
use in rebuilding the city.
The Japanese Red Cross has given
total of $1l0, 900 to the relief of earth
quake sufferers of California,
Insurance companies contemplate
raise of 25 per cent in rates in Wash
ington as we'll as Oregon and Idaho.
The naval bill provides $65, 900 with
which to establish wireless telegraph |
stations along the coasts of Oregon,
Washington and California.
There is general feeling throughout
Russia that revolution cannot help |
but come soon.
Thirty-two insurance companies have
refused to cut payment of San Francisco
losses 25 per cent and will pay in full.
Roosevelt condemns the meat inspec.
tion bill and threatns to call an extra
session if action is not taken on the
canal.
A meeting of Illinois farmers at Chi
cago decided to form an organization to
fight the commission men who are now
robbing them.
The government has secured evidence
at Cleveland, Ohio, of rebating to
Standard Oil and will prosecute the oil
ompany and the railroad.
A committee from th National Asso-
citation of Manufacturers, after an in
vestigation OF Chicago packing house
conditions, says it can find nothing
wrong.
State Insurance Commissioner Davis,
of Nevada, has notified insurance COM
paDies to pay 100 cents on the dollar of
their San Francisco losses or quit busi-
ness in Nevada.
Germany Gays America is not the
only country where bad meat origin.
stes. The kaiser's inspectors refuse
admittance to shipments from several
other countries.
The president and senate continue at
loggerheads on important measurs.
A storm is brewing in the Russian
parliament about duplicity regarding
executions.
All shipping on San Francisco bay
continues tied up on account of strike
of the freight handlers.
The house has voted to allow no
money to soldiers homes for mainten-
ance which have canteens. |,
Chicago courts are trying to decide ]
who lie the head of Zion City at the
present time. Dowie is the star wit I
nese.
The Longworths are receiving splen- :
did entertainment in London. Mrs. )
dined whit the king a few ;
days ago. =
A New York Federal grand jury has !
asked that several officers of the tobacco
trust be adjudged N contempt and cent
10 Jail for failure to produce certain
books wanted by the jury in an inves- h
igation of the business methods of the i
rust. I
A new moderate party has been Or II
.anized in Russia. c