Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-12-12
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS DOINGS
General Review of Important Hap
penings Presented in a Brief and
Comprehensive Manner for Busy
Readers-National, Political, His
torical and Commercial.

tarly ldlt, Is ueau.
Gustav V, son of the dead monarch
is now king OF Sweden.
Railroads will not grant reduced
rates to national conventions.
American laborers are to replace for.
eigners in the Pittsburg coke works.
1t is definitely known that the dead
in the Monongah mine exlosion will
reach $50.
The Mineowpers' association OF Gold.
field, Nevada, is determined to have an
open camp.
Oregon national banks have cash re-
serves on hand far in excess of the legal
requirements.
The call for the Republican Nnation-
al convention has been issued, to meet
in Chicago on June Is, 1908.
The tramp steamer Sotoyome, en-
route from Coquille river to San Fran
cisco with lumber, was burned at sea.
The crew all escaped.
]. Dalzell Brown, general manager
of defunct San Francisco trust COM
pany, is under arrest for felonious en-
bezz lement, and officers are after an
other official of the same company.
Taftl is on has way to the United
States.
Taft's mother is much worse and all
hope of her recovery has been given up.
Japan has thanked Roosevelt for the
stand he takes on the japanese exposi-
tion.
Harry S. New has been elected chair
man of the National Republican COM
mittee.
Large amounts of gold continue to
come to this country from London and
Paris.
The Fort Pitt National bank of Pitts
burg has closed. The bank was organ
lied in 1859.
Secretary Cortelyou has sold but half
of the Panama bonds. The others will
be held until the money is needed
A mummy has just been brought to
New York which is said to be that of 9
woman who lived about 1900 years
ago.
A strong movement has developed
in Japan that may force the govern
ment to stop all emmigration of labor
ers to the United States and Canada.
The National Rivers and Harbors
congress has petitioned congress to ap-
propriate $50, 100000 annually for the
systematic and uninterrupted improve
ment of the national waterways.
Managers of New York theaters have
decided to give no Sunday shows.
Troops have been sent to Goldfeld,
Nevada, to prevent miners riot.
Hartman has ordered construction
work to proceed on his entire system.
Hungarians returning home from
America are causing riots on the from
tier.
Senator Borah has left Washington
for Boise to take part in the Pettibone
trial.
King Oscar, of Sweden, is very low.
The crown prince has been appointed
regent.
All the bodies of the miners who
lost their lives at Fayette City, Pa,
have been recovered.
The German reichstag has succeeded t
ha nf hn D.,
scoring a victory over Chancellor Won |
Buelow.
Governor Chamberlain says Deem
Der IA will end the legal holidays for
Oregon unless some unforeseen circum-
stane comes up.
An insane man succeeded in reach 7
ing the Office of Governor Guild, of t
and fred lthree shots. I
The governor escaped but two other 2
men were hit, one probably fatally.
Sunday theaters in New York may f
be closed. O
Roosevelt has ordered the land fraud !
Eases pushed. i
The dry party shows great gains in S
cities. o
Secretary Taft was given a great re-
,eption at st. Petersburg.
Moorish rebels have captured the
larems of the sultan and his ministers. II II
There are more women and girls in a
Sew York seeking positions than there g
re places for. Il
Ambassador Aoki states that his re- :,
all is for the purpose OF making II
erbal report to the japanese emperor. IL
The Supreme court of Colorado has .
ecided that the Torrens act for the reg - :,
stration of real estate with the county
ecorder without the formality Of alb
tract transfers, is legal.
The monthly report of the Philadel- T
hia & Reading railroad shows an in- n
rease in earnings for October Of s152,- d;
65 over the same month last year, MOI m
the two-cent rate law. m