Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-06-06
RESUME OF THE
WEEKS DOIMGS
General Review of important Hap
penings Presented In Brief and
Comprehensive Manner for Busy
Raaders-National, Political His
tosi0ai and Commercial.


Chicago consumers are forced to pay
an advance of cents pound in the
price of beef.
Richard Croker, ex-boss of New York.
is active in Ireland, and it is said he
wants to enter Parliament.
Mobs stoned the house of Catholic
priest In Cleveland for expressing SEN
timents displeasing to them.
Rome is celebrating the granting of
the constitution, the birthday of Pope
Plus X and the death of Garibaldi
A Texas passenger train was derailed
either by wreckers or broken rail
and one man killed and several fatally
injured.
The crews of incoming vessels are
joining the strikers as soon as they en-
ter French ports. Even river steamers
are tied up.
British delegates to The Hague peace
conference will not make the first move
for disarmament, for fear of displeas-
ing the Kaiser.
Portland was seized with gambling
mania and fully $4,000 was wagered
on the mayoralty contest in the cam
paign just closed.
Howard Elliott, the deposed presi-
dent of the Northern Pacific, is about
to be reinstated by powerful friends in
opposition to Hill.
Eva Booth, commander of the Sal |
walton Army, was greeted in Berkeley, |
Cal, by an audience of 5000, and thou |
f,r
The board of managers of govern
ment homes for old soldiers is unani-
mously in favor of the restoration of
the army canteen in these homes.
Grand Master Morrissey, of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, says
there is too much business for the ca
pacity of the railroads, too much hurry
In operating and not enough men to do
the work properly and keep the roads
in order. I
Streetcars in San Francisco are now
running almost full time.
Floods and high tides are causing
great damage in Louisiana.
Hearst and Pulitzer are both after
the franchise of the defunct Chicago
Chronicle.
1t is said that the st. Paul Pioneer ,
Press has passed out of the control of y
J. J. Hill.
Nebraska has adopted the referen-
ium law and the courts declare it per- d
'ectly valid. N
The French cruiser Chanzy, which II
vent ashore on the Saddle Islands May o,
20, is total loss M
ated to build a railroad from Port W
and to Mt. Hood. l:
The American Meat Packers Asso. SO
lation will hereafter buy all livestock til
ubject to post-mortem government in. he
pection. fo
The Danish government has decided be
ot again to take up the subject of ao
elling the Danish West Indies to the 10
Inited States.
Two English ieutenants who made
balloon voyage recently have been
iven up for lost. The balloon was II
licked up at sea.
Japanese in Honolulu are signing a
etition to the President to rescind an
is order forbidding the admission of tic
apanese from the insular possessions. re,
Little progress is being made in Sc. c. C.
lring jury in the Schmitz case in 30
IN Francisco. Schmitz' attorney was ~,
ntenced to 48 hours in Jail for con- ba
mpt.
Guatemala is making every prepara- to
)n for a war with Mexico. sec
An American painter has won the 20
edal OF honor at the Paris salon. ot
Two and one-half inches of snow sue
! in Cloudcroft, N. NJ, and more is ter
pected.
kuroki was welcomed to Milwau-
e, Wis, by thousands of citizens 6
tn shouts of "Banzai." ooae
Suit has been filed in the Missouri c.. e.
'reme court to dissolve the merger oa'
the Gould railroad interests in that prle
te. the
chinese rebels say they have no i'll reso
! against foreigners, their only aim on
ng to overthrow the present gov life
ment. prie
Owing to the labor troubles at @ leav
MINI, @NNf', tiiO JAMS dI z lull dnu
ny are out on bail because there me
10 room for them in Jail. % seve
! Virginia baby nine days old
ed out the names of its parents,
nd parents and others, and then Ct
word heaven" The child died -
he age of two weeks. requ
.,,f TT rang
remain a prisoner while his mil peel
aire friends are all out on bail. the
he Northern Pacific has ordered acco1
90 tons of steel rails from the pay
kawanna Steel Company, in ad- ernm
0n to $4,000 tons recently ordered Tho
folio
he japanese Association, of San carca
ncisco, declares that attacks upon
lnese residents of the city are
'tantly repeated, and will insist %
the United States Government VT
up the matter. celVe
troop
ne BODY OF Ian MacLaren (Rev. surro
John Watson) was laid to rest in tan g
rpool, England and :