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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Bic stimmprnhe scs SenuriitcH.

Sr. Sean DC Rei5fe, Der beriibnttc
Ecnor, fiinitlcriid)er Hotbgeber mo
NciitauO al scr @roBcn Sper III Fo~
ria, bciiBt cil clcgnnteS, tlctnes Frt'
ruthutcl in Der Nuc &c la Solianoc-
riC. 0icr loiicn lid <1Itiiitgcr II.
sEiindcrimlcn IN bent tofcttcll Gbcu-
tCrioul bon Den gclooencn Splbelt
Ger Barrier Bciclid)nIt pernebmell-
Nci5tc ipiclt ciuc grobc RoIIc III Der
Barrier mutiifoliihcn &clt. Wo%
@umocr, oob lid oltd itimmbegobtc
Nu3lGnotr germ BON DEM Wtciitcr ocs
Wciul05 bcrut6cn lolIcn. 9tlcnano
mlnOcrtc lid) Oubcr, OILS fiir5lih lidl
Gin rCd)t bcihciocn gCflci0ctcr 6renl-
Der, ctluu3 lintild I'M Wenebntet,
mCIocn licB. INT OCnt Wtcilter cine
Erobc icilCr Gimme 5i geben. Gr
lang. &r. mo Grnu NcI5fc iuorcit
riniof itorr iibcr Die Shonbclt ocS
Organs, icinc alonGinrbc un6 6itlle.
mo - mos ibre 9ciurnocrrn9 nod
0oll, beionocrS bcrporrici bic
oromotiihc NCboubIung ~ici1cr Vtit-
tel.
.Dtcuit, id) cn1o1irc sic lofort
fir oic bjcligc Opcr. Sic hnbcn IL
Wnlo III Der acbIc. @oS trcibel Sic
0cllu%"
,Gd bin 2cinmonb . SGnbler!"
mtluortctc Scr Wiont %beld)ciocll, IN
Dem or fir Die Nncrfcnnltn0 lctncr
WcQobuug oonftc mo iid) ocrobId)lc'
bctc.
Sin poor Wod)cn pcr9iugen, oo er'
y 1t Nr. NCi5tc cine Mtilnhencr Set
tuna ul0clhidt, III Der nit Nlalilttlt
cir Nrtitcl anNCltridcn luur. GS lpor
baS Sltcrpicm init cilenl bcritbntelt
Tcnor, Der berid)tctc, luic CT bon
Tnlcritu tpnmcnb, no CT i'm Me
trnpuliton SpCrabollIc" qaItlrt boz.
tc, lid, bel cillcm fltr5en Nrieltbolt II,
TnriS bic 6rc,toc mndtc, cit i1tdlt
uorringcrommcneS llrtbcil ilbcr lei-
ncn @cion0 bon cincr b%efonlten Viii
forfeit 5l borcn. Gr irelle lit, ieine
MnQc oils bcidciocner &nulmam 10
octrrt 0clpiclt gu ho6cn, oob DC
Hci5tc 5lpnr hcn Gollcgcn ln @e'
lonq, ubcr uidt i'm @crui nI@aitnlt'
Ter Crfu1tlltC.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
$4,000. Sn p%crfanfcn: S950.00.

5ene reuen. moperncn SpcirudIeen SduIcr
az Der 9torosenrc.S trnbc,, 5iuiltcn 5nirmcunt'
mem Gtnri6tungcll; cencntirtc 0eler, Spf ltno
arottnirs. @mailIirtc WGoeipanncn NIB 6iidell.
tusaiifie. Wlarmorircppcn mo sSeiinife, iulli.
tdre Srain1ae, Sirnbcn init piirifiSirten 3iegcI.
lteireIi geptlaiicrt. sic miiilcn 8cieber pcr6en.
iint fie fbGben III t0itnen.
Wtan iebnte Snirnpnnt ; slbenlic : Wd1eoitS.
Iih nnb SonntagS often. ~slaenfcu om Blate.
S~runentietbe $4,000 - fe6sunobrcibig SuuarS
pro Snbr.
Naltcr Z. Wehnbaf,
(W'ntfS) Nnuunternebmer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
gcreinS GuIcn0er.

9ader.@ eiangperein bon Baltimore.
9irigent Trof. +. 8arolus.
Sauptqllartier Spbn abrs Sale,
Scr. 40S, @cIt.2erington. StraBe. Sc.
ben Somltaa Mbetb, init Iusnabme
bcS brittcn Somitogs i'm Monat,
Singit,1noe. (apriI7-1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Gallagher, Der ganmciitcr.
GOO sfod. ssuro.aafeippob .apcmue.

$500 faafcn eines Der bciicn 5weiit5disen
Sdnier in Sits9nItimorc, has iuat fir oaS 8clo
erbalten fam. 2erraifcn= 8ruuicII, cencntirtc
Seitentueae, S6fc mo 0cucr uno cine 10 Sub
SranoIiitsg Iep int Siricrerunoc; mooeritc %,
BEGINNER, Ib6ug&iannl sglnfdlub; @rinoSins
niir $40 bro Sabr. Siirrau Or. 1851, M,pnn.
nIrnf' SfraBc. (l4S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Mmlcibcn anf MSbcl nnS anocrc
VI 1nOniE.

W lBbcr It q n0nlb |. Scrr:
sd moftc einen gr5ug f%auicn, oter
or borf nift III tbi,er icin." - Ser
fGilier: ,Iorf cs pieQciht olte Ser
rcn- @aroerobc icin?" - SEER: y9ld)
nein, id) red,nc mid bod nod 81 oen
iungell Heutcn."
StiIbli ii + c. .... .Moalbert
ihritt neben Der Soloen I'M Sd)neS-
gcitober oobiil. iinb iein ScrS ihmol,
on ihrem 2icbrei5, mic oic Sdnces
floden oiif ieincr Toie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
8crciniatc Sdnarr Spu Baltimore.

SauptQilurticr: r@crmania WGll.
ncr6or Soac;" ErGiiocnt Scnrp
SbpmoS; corrciponoircnoer mo PRO.
tofouirenocr ScfrctGr pro tent. q
@immclbcber, Nr. 315, Horbsgbeu'
Strobe; Sinan5icfrctdr Is. Sinmel'
bebcr, Mr. 315, Horo.@ocn Q traBe;
SdatmciItcr $. Midlid, 9tr. 7t3.
@arner-S troBe; 0irigent 81. Sem.
berger. &criammlurg icben 5luciten
Srci!og I'M Wtonat.
r@ernnnio-Q Quartet, Club"
Souptqllarficr: @ogner's Sanc,
Nr. 11G. Rorb.gaca.S troBe, Sine.
itunoe: Sicnltags. - 9irieent s.
Sarollts.
,@ermnniu.W dnnerdor."
SallptQllarticr: Uermonia . MGr,
ncrdor.0oIe, Nr. 4t0 bis 412, @elt.
Somboro-S trabc. S%iugitunoc: 0on'
ncrItogS - 9irigcrt: 3beooor Sem.
berger.
rnSrobiinn."
SoIptquortier: Srobiiun Sale,
Ger. 1000, Srcocrid : Goenue. Cling.
itunoc: Ntittmo9S - 9irigent: Sobn
u. &Iein.
narbeiter.W dnnerdor."
Sauptqllarticr: Nn0reaS' Sale,
Nr. 3t4, SanOpcritrnBe. Singituuoe:
Wittlpods - 2irigent: 9apio We-
lanlet.
mTbalia-MGnnerfor."
Sauptqllortier: Soiet's Sale, SIR.
1122, SarIoro.gpenllc. Sineltunbe:
0icnltags - 3iriecnt S. g. Sranf..
r2ocuIt.Y oiut- M1nnerdor."
SaltptQllarticr: 3widcr's Sale,
gdc Cuba uno gnorcItrabe. cling.
itun0c: Mittuo6 Ibenbs 8 llbr -
Giri9cnt: Subert 8riippcl.
yIrbeiter. 2iroertafcl."
Sallptqiarticr: Gol5' Salc, Ger.
4CS, @cit 2cringtonitraBe. Sino-
%Itltnoe: ~GienItaes-Girigcnt Subert
Stripped.
r@apcriiG)cr NGnncrhor."
Souptallnrtier: gdcrmonn's Solle,
Gdc pnu Caroline. mo @ollgbltrnBe.
Sineitunoc: 9omncritag abeuos -
Sirigent: gugllit Shncioer.
.WoSort-NGnncrdor."
Snuptqltarticr: Hobert 8o1mer'S
SaIlcJ Nr. 1921-1923, Orleans.
Strobc; Singltltnbc ieoe1 0onner-
Itog gbclio - 0irigent g. N. Eo9l-
mann.
.@ihcnfron5." .
Sollptqllarticr: slngult 0ccbeI'S
(pprmolS 3orn's) Sale, Gde Der 3.
lino @ougbltrobe, Sigblanotoipr.
Sin9itmoe: Mittipods - 9irigent
Geo. ". Eoblntann.
,Melooie."
Snuptquorticr: S. @ics' SaG2,
ode .2owItrobe unO 9elair.Morft
,Sormonic."
&alptqliartier: Nr. Ala, @eit-
Snpctte Strobe. Singitunbe: Glen
tags - Girigcnt: Sobn u. 3lein.
.Mrion."
Sauptqilartier: .Stag'Sone," SIR.
Wittipod - Sirigent: S. 6. 5rant.
Singitunoe: Sonnerito9s - Girl
gent: s. &arolus.
,Netger.8 eiangpercin."
Sailptaunrtier: SofImann's &aGe,
2o!p, mo 5orrcitiiraBc. Sinaitlnoe:
9ienItag - 9iriecnt: Subert Strip
pei.
ygaoenia.W Gnnerdor."
&aliptquartier: Yrnit- uno 5. Str,
Sigblanbtoira. Singltlrnoe: Glen.
flags - 9irigent Geo. W. Yo6l=
MANI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Tarnlcn

tn febcr @rnBe bon 4 his Si 49, 900 gdern, In
Wsarblano uno arberen Siiftanien; ferner DC.
fdlaftsbnnier lno @ubnbdnier In Baltimore uno
bic General a9e1iur bon German Baornbuup,
Ill, notwithstanding, baltimore, Wb.
(Sept1 ,12UiD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

Sabren duf Der SnIel; man bermutlet,
bab lie iid in Der Seei6ladt BON S1u7
f1im1 gerettct bdtten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

Unter Der gluiii6t Der pGtulibcn BeIellibaTi".
9ieienigeit, bic bcntibe Sanoluerter. srbciter
uno 9ieniibpien 3u beifdttigeI, lpiinlhcry ipol'
len iib pcrf6nlid pber III truniirien Vrtcicn al
ben IaentCit Der &eteufbdfi, Sobann .. Wlrncr,
Simmer IL, 9r. 2i5-2i7, Guurtiauo.s trnGc,
%ipenoeit, nclbcr unentgcItIi6 guSflnlt ertbeilen
tulro. Gprc1itinoen bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
CSnn27,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Sinine anrmen In Ninrnlnnn,
Su %urrfaufcn.

Eli brffnufrH.
$3.50 = Siir cincs lcncr pra6thcllcn Ndns
Torb~earesS Giraffe. Gcmcutiric 1rptiuire. sell
lcr mo Sof: emotuirie Eabc,pnuie mo aiis
henuisgib etc. $50 @nar uno $40 pro 9Sns
dc fonfeii eines iencr mobcrneit @duier. We
ltfilgt ffe lno iiberlcuat Sud. Gehr Icidtc
Heoltgunacn. COWARD 3. eturd, nn crt nno
etene. tSnnii7 S.I&e)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Sm prrmictbcm.


SW UfThtIttHtN.
gr. tt07 uuo 1ti7. gioro'EurtsStrnbe 6iuct'
ftndige Sdnicr in por6iiaithcul 3ufianoe; Wiic
fbe nur $40 pro Wipnut. 9tud6uirngen an Sr'
tnb etenc uber bel ScurB ~. Iitel, gr. POT,
HuresS nlpcrtsSir (Sltri2, 1lti)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Gtablirt 1926.
GonioliDatcO 3oan 60.
WnrN.M nn.S trnfc.

Gin grcbcS Ijortinlent berfniencr Siuunr'
fuuf, nod inter balbem Soitenprci3. gSir gchc1
nab lpte Dor lihcralc 2arIcben nnf allie sScrt9'
eeeefllfaroe. SciteftsSin9ung Sum FrtoutsVn
reuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
Inftiuns Iu5cisen.
&cbftcr Willis etrnDcr, HuWalt,
933-93j Gnlocri Nuiloing.

yScutCr WtIle @trunCf, Tnlunlt,
33-93 Gnlocri Nuiloing.
Ncriuaitcro'gcriau
-ocS-
iueribuuiicn @uBubnuSsGiacuibuutS,
Nj. 1915, MtcScurl' StraBc.
Nruft cinc2 NcIebis nco SulicuQCrlhiS nCr
Sluni Baltimore miro Der llntcrSCihnCIc. Scr
pultcr Is. :. VI. pes 9tublGiics neo pcrilorbcnen
9Siuium n. Gciucl, an Wiumtag, ncn 4. 1ult
1908, $50 9iudmittu8S. aIi bficntii6Cr ~9liitiun
an Srt lno SteIc one gaijc 0rnnoitiid ncbit
@ebanlihieiten IN hcia9icr Stnot pcrtnuict, oas
ipic iolgi ncibrichen miro:
VcNirlt al Der Sitnfcitc bcr Mic0cnrDs Strnfc
III circr 9nlfernllia bon 1l9 Sub 10 sou pits
lid bon Der @tlilorz Strdbc, bat cine Svput BON
ctpu 10 6nB 10 son nit elmer NIci0cn lielc
bon u SuB bis ilr Nnroicitc elmer , Sub bret
ten Hllch, @rIInmicibC $40. Nchuli nit a.
mem preiiiddiacm iiearlhcinerucu 2SubnbruS,
mil ciIlcnl CiulipdiQcu NiulCrbuu5.
Scriuuf9agcoingunacn &aGr. Ncpoitt bon
500.
Irchcrid -. Srmcn,
hadlnRpcrpuitcr. Is. I. VI.
&attiiun a. Wnbnu.
Qj.s0,S) Nuitiuldiorel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
@ir labcn bic fulgcnbcn 9ntcn 2ano'
Gpmplcrc sum &crfnuf:

3 Idcr $3.50; / Tdcr $500; ~ Wider $3.50;
10 Hder $3.50; 10 9dcr 5000; so WIDER $1,000;
as Nder $500: 10 gldcr $3.50. Witt CtliheIl
nicfer RlaBc iteben Sb'ibdi1rc. TicrSiG YitHn.
ten Snbrt per eIcfirilbe Nubn bon Baltimore
mo flint WItnIien ~ SUB non Der Stuiiur llud
inter leittc1 3ublunqsbehinQun9eH pcrfuuicIl.
SbenfnllS 10 sider prube Surnl nit fcincr 2Saf.
terfrnnte. i~lllqcidhr Slpci Mieilcll bon b~ertClbcu
Sf1itnn Der eleftriihcn @abn, nit Guuo unb
aroeren 6ebduIidtcttcl, ~ $4,000.
Scucrn Stealth COMPANY,
Mr. III, TurO. GbarleS. strate.
(ltarS2j1n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
2u pcrfauicn.
An %pcrfuuicu:

3n pcrfnuicn:
sine ali ctublirtc Vddcrei; quite atTioidlutt;
GiQcntbiirncr Stcht iih bonn ScifHit 3ltriid.
NahSIira1cu ~5pifdDcI Z mo II llbr MiiliugS
IN Der. "NrIinaton' Sadcrei, gcnruibcr bent
,,Eleetric Yarf". UsS-gD
Sur ucrfnmfcu:
Cine N1dcrct init Sans uuo GtuuIiuN. 9iuds
6~ntrnger In Hr. 2t3i, WcicuriI Strnhc.
1S5-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06
@crIaugt - Wanucr nuo auabcn.
Gcrlangt i'm %Aascmcinrn.
HrrInuut:

VttiHUW.
Gt1 S1cpnnr, pbnc Ni1oer, uui ilclIler 6arll
ilabe 2Sdtbttgtnn, y. s.; Mtutlll Iilr 6urIlis mo
@nrten1rbett. io)pic sur Ncior0lIii0 bon Sleb.
6rau illr aohcn uno urocre HnliYnrbeli;, "a.
mile bon Bluei @rluldtenel. gorclhrc: ~. :.
ScT 256," g1nihingtou, :. 4. tlS1-W
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-06

9dir iTir's gmelanb bciorat q. 0aine, Tr.
4t3, EitsSalimure' Str,, nnbeG Hitpn,s Spnie .Apc.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
DIES BEFORE TELLING MUCH.
Assassin Haas is Believed to Have
Given Little Information.

San Francisco, Nov. 17-From the
best information obtainable it is be-
lieved that Detective Burns secured
some sort of a rambling statement from
Haas to the effect that he had been ap-
preached by persons who attempted to
increase his resentment toward Heney
by making remarks such as Il would
not stand such treatment" etc.
1t is also rumored that Detective
Burns is shortly to make public the
statements which Haas made to him
during the day of sweating to which
Haas was subjected Just before he took
his own life. Just what these disclos-
ures will be and whether or not they
will implicate anybody in a conspiracy
cannot now be learned from the prose-
cution.
1t is true, however, that Detective
Burns. at the time he was making an
examination Of the body of the dead
man at the county Jail, was heard to
make remarks which indicated that his
chain Of evidence secured from Haas
statements was not nearly as conclusive
as he had hoped, and that for that rea-
son he deplored the act which made it
impossible to secure any further state
mentS.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
NEWS NOTES GATHERED FROM
VARIOUS PARTS OF OREGON
SHIP SUGAR BEETS.
Union Sending Out an Average of 80
Tons Per Day.

Union.-Within few days practical
ly all the sugar beet crop of this dis
trict will have been gathered and
shipped to the factory at La Grande.
Last week shipments aggregating $780,
900 pounds, or 80 tons per day, were
made, and it will require few days
more to clear the fields. With the cold
nights of the last two weeks farmers
have been hurrying the crop to market
with all haste, and shipments have
been made regularly. The plant is
running at full capacity, and enough
beets are now on hand to keep it in
operation for weeks.
1t is complained generally that the
plant at La Grande cannot secure acre
age enough of beets to keep the fac
tory in operation long enough in a sea
son to make the business profitable
Around this town a number of colonies
have been established, and the fields
are used almost exclusively for beet
culture, with good profits to the pro
ducer. A number of German families
have been brought in this season, and
labor is more plentiful than ever be-
fore.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
HAAS TAKES LIFE.
WouldBe Assassin of Heney Shoots
Himeelf in Jail.

San Francisco, Nov. 16.-Morris Haas,
who attempted to assassnate f. ].
Heney Saturday night, committed sui
eide by shooting himself through the
middle of his forehead with a pistol
he had concealed about his person.
1t is reported by District Attorney
Langdon that Haas made a confession
and named the people who hired him
to shoot Mr.. Heney, but Mr.. Langdon
declares he will not divulge the names.
Haas went to bed at o'clock at the
county Jail, and covered up his face
with a blanket. AT 40 shot was heard
from his CELL and when the guards en-
tered, it was found that he had rolled
out of bed and was lying dead on the
floor with bullet-hole in his forehead.
A 41-caliber sngle-shot derringer was
grasped in his hand His left trouser
leg was pulled up and examination
showed a mark on his leg where the
weapon had rested while concealed in
his left shoe. Haas wore CATERS with
elastic sides, which made this possible.
After he had shot Mr.. Heney Haas
was searched by Police Captain Duke,
Detective Burns and a police officer.
After he had been taken to the county
iail he was searched again, but at neither
time were his shoes examined, Haas
went to bed Friday night with his shoes
on and again Saturday night, and when
he was asked why he did this said that
he would rather sleep with them on.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
PORTLAND MARKETS.

Wheat-Bluestem. o5c: club, 91c;
| fife, 9Oc; red Russian, 8Sc; 4O-fold, Ole;
valley, 91c.
Barley-Feed, s25.5o@s6 per ton;
brewing, S27.
Oats-No. / white, sso@a1 per ton;
gray, $29G3O
Hay-Timothy, Willamette Valley,
S14 per ton; Willamette Valley, or
dinary, $11; eastern Oregon, $4,000
1880; mixed, $13; clover, SO; alfalfa,
81; alfalfa meal, $40.
Fruit-Apples, 6OcG$2 per box;
peaches. S5ctd$1 per box; pears, 75cM
S125 per box; grapes, $125M1.5O per
crate; local Concords, 124M15c per
half basket; huckleberrics, 12!c per
pound; ounces, $1M125 per box;
cranberries $9.5O012.5O per barrel; ;
casabas, &c per pound; Spanish Ma
laga grapes. $7M7.5O per barrel.
Potatoes-9OcM$1.O per hundred;
sweet potatoes, 1aM24c per pound.
Onions-Oregon, $1.1O@125 per 100
pounds.
Vegetables-Turnips, S1.25 per sack;
carrots, 81; parsniDs. $125; beets,
1926 horseradish, 8M123c per pound;
artichokes, 81 per dozen; beans, 10c
per pound; cabbage. 14M2c per
pound; cauliflower, 5OcM$1 per dozen;
celery, 4OM75c per dozen; cucumbers,
50 per box: egg plant 50 per crate;
lettuce, 75cM$1 per box; parsley, 15c
per dozen; peas. 1Oc per pound; pep
pers, 1Oc per pound; pumpkins, 16D13cI
per pound: radishes, 123c per dozen;
spinach. &c per pound; sprouts. 1oc
per pound; squash, 13c per pound; to-
matoes, 5OcM$1.
Butter-City creamery. extras, 3561
36c; fancy outside creamery, 323035c
per pound: store. 17M2Oc.
Eggs-Orcgon selects, 373c; east
ern. 27M324c per dozen.
Poultry-Hens. 114Mt2c per pound;
spring, 11M11!c; ducks, old. 12N
134c; young, 14M15c; geese. old. 9T
1Oc: young, 9M1Oc; turkeys. 17T1sc. |
Veal-Fxtra, SIC per pound; ordi-
nary. 7M7lc; heavy. &c.
Pork-Fancy, &c per pound; large. |
51M6c.
Hops-19Os. choice. sTslc; prime.
7M74c; medium, 5lM6c per pound;
1907. 3G4c; 1906. 1M1lc.
Wool-Eastern Oregon average
best, 1OM14c per pound according to
shrinkage: valley, 15T16c.
Mohair-Choice, 18c per pound. |
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
Quarantine Against Anthrax.

Helena, Mont, Nov 16.-The gov
ernor has issued a modification of his
recent quarantine proclamation prohibit
ing the importation into Montana from
South Dakota OF any domestic animals
and conditionally as respects North Da-
kota and Wyoming. on account of an
thrax The step is taken at the request
Of federal inspectors, who state that the
authorities have the anthrax outbreak
reasonably we'll in hand Hereafter
shipments from South Dakota will be
permitted to enter Montana when ac-
companed by federal health certificates.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
Barricades Office.

San Francisco, Nov. 16-Hearst's Ex-
aminer composition and editorial rooms
were barricaded Saturday night and
guarded by armed men, as the managers
of the newspapers feared that a mob
would be formed to attack and clean
out the offices. For several months
the Examiner has printed daily cartoons
ridculing F. J. Heney, Rudolph Spreck-
els. w. ]. Burns and the entire graft
prosecution, and each day at the bottom
of its editorial column it has run the
legend about the time since the prosecu-
ton began.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
Institutes in Klamath,

klamath Falls.-Klamath county far
mers have formed an organization and
will conduct local Institutes in the va
rlous towns of the irrigated district
during the coming winter. The first
of the institutes was held at klamath
Falls last week, at which Hon. j. W.
Bailey, state dairy and food commits
sloner, was the principal speaker, and
gave the farmers some excellent ad-
vice as to the Importance of dairy de-
velopment. The institute was under
the auspices of the klamath chamber
of commerce, and aroused considerable
interest and enthusiasm. AS a result,
it is the purpose of the active citizens
to keep the good work going.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
May Change University Paper.

University of Oregon, Eugene
The associated students of the uni
versity are planning, if finances will
permit, to make the Oregon Week
ly' the university newspaper, a semi
weekly instead of a weekly. The
change. if made. will probably take
vacation. Since the number of stu
dents in the university has become SO
large, news matter is much more
abundant and many stories are crowd
ed out each week on account of lack
of space. Earl Fitzpatrick, of La
Grande, is editor-ln-chief, and Dean
Goodman of Pendleton, business
manager
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
Prosperous Year for Stockmen,

Vale.-With the close of a prosperous
year for farmers, cattlemen and sheep
men in southeastern Oregon, there are
abundant signs of prosperity reflected
in the growth of the towns of the dis
trict. AS the gateway to the markets
for the greater part of Malheur and
Harvey counties, Vale, the terminus of
the Malheur railroad which connects
with the Short Line at Ontario, is reap
ing the benefit of the general prosper
itv prevailing over the territory, and
is showing signs of developing into a
modern, progressive and energetic com
munitv.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
Reform School is Burned.

Louisville, KY, Nov. 17.-Five build
ings of the Indiana state reformatory
and nearly the entire plant Of the Indi-
ana Manufacturing company at Jeffer-
sonvile, Ind, across the Ohio river,
were destroyed by fire late yesterday.
The loss will total about S25O.OOO. There
were no fatalities, the 1900 inmates Of
the rcformatory remaining locked in
their cells. a portion OF them sending
cheers through the grated windows as
they watched the work OF the firemen
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
Improve Marshtield Mines.

Observation-Disclosures improvements
important to Marshfield have been an
nounced by the Spokane, Yakima &
West Coast Railroad company, the Spo
kane corporation which purchased from
the Oregon Coal e. Navigation com
pany the Libby coal mine at Marsh
field, the steamer M. F. Plant and $3.50
acres of land near the city. The presi-
dent of the company, Colonel D. II.
Butts, of North Dakota, and NJ. n.
Knuppenburg, the secretary and man
ager, of Spokane, have been here clos
ing the deal, and are preparing to i'm
prove the property.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
Careful Guard Over Trial.

San Francisco, Nov. 16.-When the
trial of Abraham Ruef, so tragically in
terrupted by the shooting of District At
torncy Francis ]. Heney in the open
courtroom by Morris Haas, is resumed
today. more than a score of plain clothes
detectives will mingle with the crowd,
armed men will guard the corridors and
in front of Carpenters Hall. on Fulton
street. and the streets in the vicinity
# the building will be strongly patrolcd.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
Record Building Era.

Brownsville e-Brownsvile is assum-
ing metropolitan proportions. Two new
brick business blocks have been com
pleted, and fine residences are rising
stantial buildings erected during the
past year than in any previous ten
years. Brownsville's most pressing
need is train service. It takes passen-
gers two days to make the trip to Port
land and return, distance of less than
200 miles.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
Heney Used Own Money.

Salem, Or, Nov 14.-"Mac. have
spent over $4,000 Of my own money
on these graft trials; in fact. prac-
tically all the available money I have
has been put into this thing" Francis
J. Hcncy said to Attorney /. H. Nc
Mahon. OF Salem. when the latter Wis
tied Heney in Frisco some months
ago, according to McMahon. Nc
Mahon says Heney expressed doubt
that man is justified in giving the
best years of his life and most of his
earnings in the cause of the public.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19

Klamath Falls-Flour is now selling
in klamath county at $500 a hundred
weight, and it is believed from the
present outlook that there will not be
enough to last until spring. 1t is prob
able that grain and flour will have to
be shipped into this country before next
season s crop is ready. Wheat is now
selling at $50 a hundred weight, and
oats and barley about the same. This
price is nearly double that of last year.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1908-11-19
Increase Commodity Rates.

Portland.-Important changes in
freight rates to and from the Pacific
coast will be made by the new trans
continental tariffs that are to go into
effect January l. All points on the
Pacific coast between San Diego, Cal.
and Vancouver, B. C.. will be effected
by the changes. It is said that the
tendency will be to increase commod-
ity rates under the new tariff Some
increases as high as 10 per cent are
intended, although the average will be
from to 10 cents on the hundred
Class rates, it is said, will be slightly
reduced