Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-09-19
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.

IuTec p6iSUllS were kllJ6u Uy Iue COl
lapse Of building in Cincinnati.
Secretary Straus is formulating a
plan for an industrial peace commits.
sion.
Two of the largest copper mines in
Minnesota have decided to decrease
their output sc. per cent.
Many japanese who have passports
for Mexico land in the United States
but fail to 60 on to their destination.
H. H. Rogers is in such poor physi-
cal health that he is unable to appear
in court in a case against the Standard
Oil company.
James j. Hill, now that he has turn
ed all business affairs over to his son,
will spend the rest of his life in recrea-
tion and rest.
A grand jury at Jackson. Miss, has
returned indictments against the Ili-
nois Central and Yazoo & Mississippi
Valley railroads for giving passes.
The government is trying to prevent
another coal famine in the West.
Secretary Metcalf urges the need of
government drydocks on the Pacific.
The Western Union claims there has
been break in the operators strike at
Clevelad, Ohio.
A newspaper office at Joplin, Mo-,
has been dynamited because it fought
the laWless element.
Count Okuma says the San Francisco
riots were backed by the city, while
Vancouver fought the rioters.
An effort to have stensland, the de-
faulting president of the Milwaukee
avenue bank, Chicago, pardoned, has
failed.
There lisa unconfrmed report that
the battleship fleet will leave for the
Pacific November II instead of Decem-
Der II.
Roosevelt has approved the orders to
Admiral Evans to use his own judg.
ment in visiting Portland with the
feet of battleships.
The next encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic will be held at
Toledo. Ohio. Judge Charles Burton,
OF Nevada, Mo-, was elected command
er-in-chief at the Saratoga meeting just
enuded.
Hundreds of Jews are being tortured
and burned in Russia.
The jury in the TREY L. Ford case,
San Francisco, has been secured.
Japan deplores the outbreak against
her subjects at Vancouver, B. G.
Admission of Oriental adults to the
Chicago schc OILS is meeting with strong
opposition.
French and Spanish troops have at
tackled and routed the Moors and burn
ed their camp.
Striking telegraph operators in Chi l
cago have received strike pay and what 6
ever dissention existed has disappeared. /
The transatlantic liner Lusitania .
has established new record for speed
across the ocean, making the trip in
less than five days.
The Anglo-American polar expedi- b
ton under Mikkelson and Lefngwell Y
reports finding deep sea north of p
Alaska but no continent. 7
A Great Northern passenger train G.
was held up near Rexford, Mont, by II
two masked men. They secured
arge amount of registered mail but
found the express safe, which they dy-
1amited, empty. p
jamestown has offered a prize of -
-, 500 for the most successful airship. - -
Canada will apologize to Japan and B
e negotiating to restrict immigration. to
Telegraph operators on the Northern .
Pacific are said to be considering a -
trike. III
The question of the battleship fleet TO
listing Portland has been left to Ad- 40
niral Evans. st
The situation in the telegraphers'
trike at Portland remains unchanged.
ew messages are being sent or re-
eived. Ri
The trial of TREY L. Ford chief coun- n.
Ell of the United Railroads of San x1
rancisco, charged with bribery, has ba
The French government has decided wi
lat Morocco must pay damages to for me
gner. po
-, thi
The Western Union has decided to mn
sss its regular quarterly dividend as
lie money may be needed on account
the operators strike.
Chinese and japanese have struck in anl
ancouver, B. c., and blocked indus CIR
y. They are armed and the Japan ter
e consul demands military protec- she
IN. for
wal
Owing to the strict quarantine main 1S1
ined San Diego has little fear of the yea
ague. I92e