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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02
Say rikepreaxers Are imported.

Vancouver, B. c., April 24.-Prose-
cutions were commenced this morning
in the Supreme court under the alien
labor act against Smith & Sherburne,
Alderman & Bsynes & Horie, contract
ors, charging that they brought here
ten ca penters from Seattle to take the
places Of local strikers. 1t is alleged
the men were hired by Agent Williams
in Seattle and that their fares were
paid to Vancouver.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02
Ii Hung Charg's Son Appointed.

Pekin, April 24.-Lord Ii Ching
Fang, the adopted son of the late Vice
roy Ii Hung Chang, has been appoint
ed Chinese minister to London. The
new minister is very wealthy. He was
formerly minister to Japan and was the
second plenipotentiary of China at the
time of the peace negotiations after the
war between China and japan.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02
How Roads Nav Be Made.

Washington, April 27. - Senators
Fulton and Bourne are asking for the
assignment of Samuel c. Lancastern,
government road expert, to Oregon,
Washington and Idaho for one year as
instructor in modern road bnildirg.
Samuel Hill, of the Washington Good
Roads association, is here, interested
in the project.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02
Factory Men to Go on Strike.

st Petersburg, April ga sympa-
thetic strike started here today in sew
eral factories, including Nobels. Ten
thousand men are already out and it is
feared the strike will become general
This movement is the outcome OF a con-
flict yesterday between troops and a
number of men who held an illegal
meeting in a factory, in which 2OC
were injured by sabers and whips.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02
CoIdest April in 6I Paso,

Ell Paso, Tex, April 23.-The tenn
perature here fell to 81 degrees last
night and heavy frost covered every
thing and did damage to fruit. 1t is
the coldest April weather known in Ell
Paso's history. Twenty-Five years ago
the temperature got down to freezing.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02
San Domingo Favors Treaty

Washington, April Is. - Minister
Dawson, at San Domingo, cables that
yesterday the treaty with the United
States was favorably reported to the
senate. Its consideration was intrusted
to three senators, two of whom filed a
report in it's favor, and the third a re-
port in opposition.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02
Stevens Talks With Roosevelt.

Washington, April % John F.
Stevens formerly chief engineer and
chairman of the Isthmian Canal COM
mission, talked with the president to-
day about conditions on the isthmus.
He said it will take between six and
seven years to complete the canal.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02
Plague RACES at Cartagena.

Madrid, April 24.-According to an
evening newspaper, the minister Of
marine has received tell gram from
the cap ain general at CaItaeena say
ing the plague is raging at that port
and that 500 persons have been sent to
hospitals.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02
Roosevelt Going to OYSTER Bay.

Washington, April "a. President
Roosevelt will leave Washington for his
summer home at Oyster Bay on June 2.
This is much earlier than has been his
practice heretofore, but he feels that
public business is in such shape that he
can leave. The president is to make
two speeches on Georgia Day at the
jamestown exposition on June 10.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02
Treasure Revealed bv Earthquake

Lisbon, April PA cave was dis
covered containing valuable treasure in
cluding many cid pieces Of gold coins,
jewelry and antique arms, supposed to
have been a buccaneers hoard. Re-
cent earthquakes which exposed the
cave, made the discovery possible.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02
NEWS ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST
FROM THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
RIGHTS IN DANGER.
Opinion Of Senator Bourne Regarding
National Government.

National Government.
Washington, April 24.-"In my
opinion a great crisis now confronts
this country" said Senator Bourne in
an interview given here today. "The
reactionaries are determined, il posi-
BILE, to obtain control OF the govern
ment and use it for their own personal
advantage and to the detriment Of the
people. The true Republican policies,
as promulgated by Lincoln and enlsrg-
ed and exemplified by Roosevelt, are
the rights of man and the absolute
sovereignty Of the people. The issue
now before this country is:
"Shall the advocates Of the rights
and liberties Of the people and OF the
power and majesty Of the government,
or shall the enemies Of both prevaill
The people must decide"
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02
keeps Attorney General Posted.

Washington, April 25.-District At.
torney Ruick went to Baltimore today
and conferred with Attorney General
Bonaparte regarding the Borah indict,
ment, Idaho land fraud and Haywood.
Meyer case. When he returned tc
Washington he declined to discuss what
took place in Baltimore.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02
Not Forbidden TO Go to Isihn,us

Washington, April 24.-So far as the
Italian embassy in this city has been
informed, Italy has issued no decree
prohibiting her subjects from going to
Panama as canal laborers.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02

Berlin, April Pet is understood
that the new provisional tariff between
Germany and the United States shall
endure for one year and that it will
pr, lon, itself automatically il no no.
tice Of change be given.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-05-02
CRISIS NEAR ON
| HAGUE MEETING
Lines Being Sharply Drawn on DIS.
armament Question.

Germany and Austria Refuse to Dis
cuss Limiting Of Armaments At
Risk OF Enmity of America and
Great Britain--italy Is Yet Unds-
clded.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18
WINSLOW.

Jan 14.-1907 looks odd after long year of 1906 Wonder what the new year has in store for us: Joy and sor. row of course.
 We are having lots of weather of different kinds and you pay your money and take your choice. What more can you ask?
 Ode Miller has quit rail roading, and with his young bride will move on to his fathers place south of Winslow. Miss Dolly Smith has gene to Fay etteville to attend school. What will we do with her?
 Miss Naomi Williams was see headed for the depot Saturday with a grip" ln her hand, destination un- known
 There is to be dance at Toe Cher banys Monday night.
 We understand that one of our farmers had hls meat house robbed Friday night Fin Duncan reports the loss of two sides of bacon.
 MT. Yoes has moved his drugs into his new building and we understand he will put in line of groceries Mr. Whitsitt is again superinten- dent of the NJ E Sunday school and we welcome him back.
 George Reed had his visit home cut short by the illness of his brother in Illinois.
 Chas. Whitsitt who has been very sick with pneumonia, is able to be up. Fin Duncan is an alright trader. He traded shot gun for buggy.
 POSY
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

moved into this neighbnrhood. After an absence of twenty years have drift. ed back to Arkansas. They used to live here quite awhile ago but have been in the territory for the past p years.
 i Tom Draper and wife Of Robinson were visiting at Ed Wright's last Sunday.
 ! MT. Henson has sold his saw mill to some party out east of here. We haven't learned their names We re- gret this very much as MT. Henson's folks were intending to move over in this vicinity iu short time.
 Sam Spencer and family were the guests of Mr. and Mrs /. N. Lock last Sunday.
 Sam Sullivan and Mrs ilinshaw have returned from the Territory.
 A letter was recelyed from Harve Farley, who left here short time ago for Oklahoma, saying he would return home the last Of February.
 Bro Jackson will preach here next Sunday at II o'clock Everybody leave your newspapers at home and come to church.
 Mrs. Holman is pretty sick, heart trouble being the cause.
 Jessie Hulsey is trying to get up a speaking contest here. don't know whether she will succeed or not.
 Some of the men are putting in good time hauling logs ln order to get their lumber sawed before the mill is taken away.
 There will be party at Charlie Browns tonight.
 MAGGIE.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18
HINDSVILLE.

Jan l5.-P. c. Fucker made trip te the territory few days ago look ing for d farm. He is pleased with the country but vacant houses are very few and he made no arrange mentS t0 move.
 The following officers were installed at the last meeting of the 1. o. o. +. C. W. Culwell, \. C.: Wood Walker, Y. G.: !. Il DunawaY, secretary; J. k. Johnson, treasurer. The lodge is Tn a hourlshing condition. Two candidates took third degree and two two took inltiatorY at last meeting
 NJ. Ingraham has traded bis proper ty near Popcorn school house to w. B. Stephens for house in town, and is now q resident of our town.
 Mrs. F.. B. Edds had public sale of her hourehold goods the 5th inst ,, and returned t9 Eureka Springs yes tcrday. It IS said that she has nearly completed the sale of her valuable residence property here and of the l farm west of town.
 On the Huh inst boy was born to l Mr. and Mrs. Norman Smallin.
 A. T. Smith expects to leave for Hot Springs today to again try the waters for the cure of his rheumatism which afflicts him greatly. He says 1 that he does not expect to be at home much for the next year
 Will Sanders and Bertie Harris were married at the residence of Rev. McQuerry near Huntsville last Sun day. They are popular young people, and we wish for them a long life of 1 happiness.
 l Dr. Martin has moved his office 1 building from the lot next to the church and placed it further down in town where it will be used as barber shop and a dentists office The people subscribed money to buy the 1 lot where the building formerly stood and have given it to the church. The change will be an improvement and the people appreciate it.
 A. ". Gibbs is taking a vacation of a month and is visiting in Texas.
 There are but three flour mills in operation in this county, at Kingston, 1 Drakes Creek and Huntsville.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18
THORNSBERRY.

Jan. l4.-George Rogers, of Neosho, Mo-. is visiting his sister, Mrs. Annie Bell
 Phillip Bell and family visited at MT. Ratliff's near Osage recently. Bob Holland and Joe Kirkland hauled hay to Springdale last week for MT. Henson.
 Oscar Holland spent the latter part of Christmas week visiting home folks
 Uno, wife and babies spent Satur- day night and Sunday with Aunt Sarah and family and we sure enjoyed the visit.
 Mrs. Ellen Crawford, of Ft. Smith, is visiting her brothers, the Bell boys, of this place
 Bob Holland has gone to Springdale today with load of straw
 Most of my items are visiting but there is not much work going on now as the ground IS too wet to blow
 AITNT SARAH
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

Jan. 14.-Wheat fields and pastures are looking green.
 l.. B. Stone has lost some of his meat during this warm weather, and we fear he's not the only one that will suffer such loss.
 Unusual weather this, when we can sit out on our porch and read. No need of fire in the house.
 Frances Roberts returned Friday to her home at Stllwell, I T.
 MT. FreilY took d dozen turkeys to market this morning and only got 94c for them.
 NJ. ". Moore shot and killed mad dog this morning at the home Of Ali Moore.
 Ed Roberts returned from Seligman few days ago and is now rustling around to ind another team
 MT. Elsmore has gone to Missouri on business trip and will visit his son Truman while there
 Jim Roberts and wife returned a few days ago from Robinson where they had been visiting.
 This is indeed like spring time, and seems almost like we'd ought to be making garden, as they are now doing in California. But guess we'll have some colder weather in next two months. This isn't likely to last much Ionger.
 Roads are in bad condition for drlv- ing vehicles of any kind now.
 Health is very good, considering the warm rainy season.
 What is it people talk most about and have least control of ? +. A. R.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

just when he silI be able to work again, as that case Of appendicitis just about wrestied him out of that giant strength with which he was formerly blessed.
 The Johuson public school closes on Friday of neXt week and the teachers are arranging for an entertainment to be given on that Friday night.
 Capt. William Mayes and wife jour- neyed up to Springdale Saturday and Sunday to attend their meeting days at the old Shiloh church of which they are both members.
 A saw mill has been installed on Ed. Weir's farm down along Clear Creek where there happens to be fome few of the sturdy oaks like those with which our forests once abounded.
 The south bound trains were away late Sunday and some very inpatient waiting lasted until nearly six o'clock in the evening before the mail or passenger trains came along other schedules nearer home were also de- ranged that day, but Parson Hanks has made dire threat forninst the telling about hls tardiness In getting out to Sunday school.
 Mid Abercrombie and family are now domiciled on the property that MT. bercromble purchased from H. J. Horn some week ago.
 Mrs Clint Bray has about recovered from the injuries received in the run. away team accident of last week.
 W. P. Langford, formerly of John- son, is moving bis family today from Fayetteville away over to Drake'S Creek, in Madison county, where MT. Langford has rented property and will work in the flour mill at that place.
 Albert Arnold is preparing to eyacuate the Beane farm and retreat overland by wagon to Newark, Ark, where he will locate for continuance of llfe's battle.
 Quite a number of local farmers have made away with the old rall fences and have put III smooth woven wire fences which are quite an im- provement on the rail, picket and barb wire fences of tue past.
 Neal Avis came up to Johnson few days ago and brought consign- ment of furs to be shipped to northern buyers Neal is a mighty hunter and is also as full of tales as Capt. Waves Is of anecdotes
 MT+J.EFEPM0
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18
BETHEL.

Jan. l4.-George Ralston of Farm ington, has been visiting relatives in this vicinity.
 John Barron has purchased seven hives of bees.
 Will Haislip of Muskogee, l. T., is up on business.
 There was musicale at Tom Ral- stons Friday night
 It is reported that little Idris Fitz- gerald has the measles.
 Miss Parsada Bradley has been viS- itiDg relatives near Johnson the past week.
 Alex Downum sold to Parrott X Joyce hog weighing 40 pounds. Jesse Nail and wife os Muskogee, L. T., visited at the home of L. L.. Haislip Sunday.
 H. NJ. Atklson made a business trip to Johnson last Saturday. Andrew Stepp and family of Musko- gee, 1. T., has been visiting at John- son Bradleys the past week. Miss Fannie Nail of near Johnson visited at L. L. Haislip's Sunday. Rev. Hall filled his regular appoint ment at Spring Creek Sunday.
 LEAR
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18
SOUTH SPRINGDALE.

Jan. l4.-Mrs. ]. W. Goree and Mrs. D. Y. Davis were welcome visitors at the home of Mrs Nj. Murphy one afternoon of last week. Mrs. Dlvls has lived here only short time and k just getting acquainted with the people of her neighb0rh0od and is a very pleasant lady to meet. She and her husbanc are well pleased with their new home, coming from Ken lucky last summer to Arkansas
 Why not plant early Irish potatoes and have them for Easter?
 J. w Goree had business in the Territory last week
 Say, what's the matter with Oceola and OrY Drees Don't Worry has lost them. Guess We will have tt put a bell ca them aud send them down to the reservation.
 One weather prognost icator says that after July We will have some summer weather Ye soda fountain fellows will take notice.
 Mack Trowbridge has gone to his brother Will's Tn the Territory. The unusual weather we are having makes fellow feel like maybe he had better hunt up his old school at. las and see if he Is yet in his usual latitude. There IS screw loose some where
 Miss Rena Farley, who taught a term of school before Christmas near Wellington, has entered the high school in town for the rem finder of the term.
 DON Y WORRY.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18
ZION

Jan. 1i-Uncle Billy Eidson is slow lY recovering from an attack of pneu. monia. He is in his s0th year and his friends and relatives have been very anxious about him.
 A crowd of Zion young people went to Sonora Saturday night to hear Mrs. Lula Holcomb recite. All were well pleased.
 The heavy and constant rains have filled the wells so full of water that the coal diggers are having rest.
 Mrs. Joe Perry, who has been visit. ing here, returned home to Muskogee, l. T. The sad news came in day or two that her , year old baby was dead, membraneous croup being the cause.
 Mrs. John Nelson has returned from visit to her parents in the Territory.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. Toy Lindley, January 4th, boy.
 Zion school will close Friday, Jan. Is. The school will give an entertain- ment at night.
 The new circuit rider preached his first sermon last Sunday. Bro. Sher- man, the presiding elder, preached in the evening and Monday held quarter ly conference and preached at eleven. Many Zion people knew Bro. Sher.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

man at the beginning of his ministry and all consider hi m very able man. Jon the Union aud be in the swim. Some of the boys thought they would have some fun with Len Ivey Christmas by carrying away the wheels of his coal wagon, but Len did not think it much fun so he brought them back at the front of hls gun and made them fix things as they found them.
 Later. We learn that Uncle Billy Eidson has had a relapse and is very low.
 H0NULIfIA.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18
An insidious Danger.

lew broom does not sweep clean.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

VA. GRAVES. Asst. Cash
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18
JOHNSON

Jan Io.--Alas' The poor frult crop. The prophets are killing it aready, just cause of the present spell of warm weather which Billy Page says is the 'beatenest weather for winter since the winter of '76"-which is few winters before Mully paid atten- tion to the vagaries of the weather.
 No, 'tis not the cIrcling fence of the famed Igorrote village adorning the hill beyant Charley Mayes' residence, but 'tis the picket fence for his schicken ranchn which he intends to stock with some of the leading breeds of fine poultry.
 $. Truesdale has rented his proper ty north of Johnson to folks from west of Springdale and MT. Trues- dale has moved down to the Peckham farm, near Lilburn, which IS just out side the bounds of "the reservation. !"
 Mrs. T. ]. Mullins and Miss Ollie extended soiourn out in the promised land, near Portales, New Mexico. Say, us about time for Uncle Polk Will lsams to write another letter for The News and tell home folks how he is getting along We fear that he IS either ''iost, straved or stolen. '" Uncle Polk is out in the promised land where that Arkansas colony To- cated some months ago.
 Aunt Mary Pearson Is visiting relatives and friends at Springdale this week for the first time since she recovered from her attack of fever.
 J. B. Vernon traded horses last week with Dick Lichlyter and John has gone away up in Benton county this week to let the sorry work of while a pretendin to look after some prop. erty up there.
 G. P Hanks guests, MT. and Mrs James Branson, left Saturday morning to visit while with their son who re. sides in the suburbs of Kansas City, Mo.
 James Mullins is going to journey out to the vicinity of Portales. N. NJ. about the last of this week if he sur wives the reading of 'tSut L0vingood $ Yarns which he is being fed on at present.
 Jesse Nail has been here from away out h the Indian Territory for several weeks, and will probably locate some where .ln the R. P. o. E, which is around Johnson-and a few miles be- yant.
 Clint Bray was up around Bright water a few days ago a scouting for d look likeable place for lime kiln which certain parties are wanting to project with-if rock, wood and loca- tion can be found to suit all around
 Several mule buyers have been seek. ing mules around Johnson during the past week and two or three fine teams were sold at good prices
 Folks have been talking about "the Fort Smith cgcloneh which happened along in January several years ago and so the past lew warm days have been pronounced as being "cyclonic days" and the timid folks have renovated the storm houses and are putting in their leisure tune watching the black clouds sail along.
 Ben Johnson, IT., is so far along on the road to recovery that he was moved over to bis fathers, ], . John son, this morning and will remain there few days. Ben does not know
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18
HARMON.

Jan. II We had singing here Sun. day evening with our new chorlSter, Hugh Rollins. It only took two men to help hold him up while he was leading. But scared beginning makes good ending.
 There was party at Oliver Lively $ Monday night of last week, and they report nice time. Ye scribe wash t there.
 Mr. and Mrs Humphreys have
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18
BALDWIN.

MULkEEPMO
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18
A Card.

Thls is to certify that all druggists are authorized 10 refund vour money If Foley's Honey and Tar fails 10 cure your cough or cold. It stops the cough, heals the lungs and prevents serious results from cold Cures Ia grippe coughs and prevents pneu. monia and consumption. Contains no opiates. The genuine is in yell low package. Refuse substitutes.
The Springdale news., 1907-01-18

One of the worst features of kidney trouble is that It is an insidious dis- ease aud before the victim realizes hls danger he may have fatal mal
 ady. Take FoieY'S Kidney Cure at the first sign of trouble as 1t correetS irregularities and prevents Brights disease and dab betes w. c Ownber.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-12-12
MOB RIOT
500 Men Raid Bopkinsviile With
Gun and Torch.

fIopk lnssslle. Ke. Der ? I'VE
hnaafei euikhI riaefss nssi % aan
heavily armn mafr,ed lnio liorAllls
vile early t0dag aud destroyed prop
ertY valued a. sore tnAu I've hundred
thousand dollars. whlle cltlFsns r.
terror of theirliyes feared 10 open
their windows
The gollca, ara departments teie'
plione aad telegraph Offices and uven
the railroad stations wsfc 10 possea'
sion o. the Wild mob Witch WAS sisoof-
Ing right and laft flanss from ths
burning balldlugs IA tie meaawhiie,
lighted up The city and surrounding
countrF until u scemvd that The
wiiols town Was abiaEe
One o. two men Nefe iniufod, oue
of them being Lindsay Niichsll. .
lOlacco buyer. wiio VA severely beAtsn
with clubs. and the other a bfAkemsa
mho eaa shot IN the taek white trying
70 move bis train from tte path cf Ire
flames.