Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-09-05
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS DOINGS
General Review Of important Hap
penings Presented In Brief and
Comprehensive Manner for Busy
Readers-National, Political, His
torical and Commercial.

The Courier-Journal building in
Louisville, KY, has been destroyed by
fire.
Several railroads in the West are said
to be violating the Elkins law by giving
rebates.
RooseveltShas given up the idea OF
joint statehood between Arizona and
New Mexico.
A Kansas City striking telegraph op-
orator has been fined $500 for assault
ing man he mistook for strikebreak-
er.
A rumor has been circulated that
Roosevelt has purchased the New York
Tribune, but the story lacks confrma-
tion.
Tacoma commercial bodies are busy
with an nddeavor to have the Atlantic
fleet of battleships visit that city while
in the Pacific.
France will demand of Morocco ex-
penses for the present military and ma.
val action. She will be supported by
Germany and Great Britain.
A number Of telegraph operators have
returned to their places in St. Louis
packing houses. They will receive the
old scale pending an adjustment of the
strike.
A Chicago labor leader is accused of
grating.
Central Americans welcome Roose.
velt and Diaz as peacemskers.
The government may ask for receiv-
ership for the Hartman roads.
A railroad is projected from the
northern part of Nebraska to the gulf. |
Senator Warren, of Wyoming, says
the West wants to renominate Roose-
velt.
All railroads in the Northwest are
granting nine-hour day in machine
shops.
A greater rush of homeseekers to the
Northwest is predicted for September
than ever before.
Elevator companies in Minnesota
owned by farmers are to be merged for
mutual protection {
The government will need 125 900
tons OF coal to carry the battleship feet
into Pacific waters. t
Prince Wilhelm, heir to the Swedish 6
throne, is thoroughly enjoying his visit '
to the United States.
The kaiser Is anxious to have his |
only daughter wed Prince Leopold, son ,
of Prince Henry, of Battenberg
Portland commercial bodies and the ,
Oregon representatives in congress are
working to have the battleship fleet {
visit Portland.
The new sultan of Morocco is max
ing many changes in his foreign minis /
te1s. A large number of prisoners have I
also been liberated.
Los Angeles counci linen are consider n
ing measure which would provide il
against the invasion cf INDECENT tuber- I
cular patients shipped from outside n
points in hopeless condition. "
Nelson Msrris, millionaire packer of n
Chicago, is dead. a
-Four girls we're burned to death in a Fl
fire at Oklahoma City. n
The Moors have again attacked the el
French, but were defeated.
Costa Rica has established quaran-
tine against all vessels from Cuban
ports. fe
The Wells-Fargo Express company is -
moving into it's new history building r.
1t Portland. =.
Cannon says that he is not a candi- til
late for president; that he has more O.
nportant work to do. st
Many battlesbips of the Atlantic -
ieet cannot enter Puget Sound because W.
he water is too deep to anchor in. AZ
In an address at Los Angeles K. WI
shii, Of the Japanese foreign office,
aid talk of war between japan and the
United States is ridiculous.
There is no sign of yielding in the RI
elegraphers' strike. Reports say lee
many of the strike breakers are about Pc
D desert and DIN the men already out IN
Mulay Hafg lie leading great army bo
Moors against the French. oh
A German has perfected a new air Yc
hip which gives good success. fou
Venezuela is defiant against America ne
nd Roosevelt may call on congress to tia
It.
An American Judge in China takes
hinamen's word against that of Amer
ans. arc
The Union Pacific is again expert "a
enting with motor cars at it's Omaha WI WI
lops. Ia
Garfield is back in Washington from fro
10,C00-mile trip, principally through
e West. He has planned many re-
rms. c
There is a small army of detectives cho
Berlin watching noted anarchists al. Use
1ding the congress. Emma Gold per
an is one Of the delegates from the the
1ited States. IKia