Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-10-28

Bomb throwing and other disturb
ances continue in Spain.
President Taft delivered addresse
at Houston and Dallas, Tex.
The czar of Russia was welcomed
in Italy with great enthusiasm.
Wilbur Wright is teaching arm,
officers in the use of the Wright aero
plane.
Moros in the Philippines are success
full in smuggling modern rifles into the
islands.
A magnetic storm on the Atlantic
seriously crippled the cable service
across the ocean.
The Portola festival ended at Sar
Francisco with parade of floats and q
dance on the streets.
Officers of Nashville, Tenn, bank
have been arrested for taking deposits
when the institution was insolvent.
The national convention of the W.
c. 7. U. at Omaha has declared for
local option as step toward prohibi-
tion.
The Copper River railroad in Alaska
has 81 miles of the 200 completed.
the line.
The New York ice trust is on trial
for its life.
Guatemala is still accused of aiding
Nicaragua rebels.
San Francisco is almost JOY mad over
the Portola festival.
Oklahoma bankers think the bank
guarantee law is failure.
The entire Spanish cabinet has re-
signed and Liberals fill most of the
places.
Marjorie Gould scorns all foreign
suitors, and says an American will do
for her.
The Municipal association of Portland
insists that moral conditions there are
worse than ever.
The government has dropped the land
fraud prosecution against DR.. Z. B.
Perrin, of California.
Lovett has been elected president of
the Union Pacific, and will practically
be Hartman s successor.
Deaths by tuberculosis are said to be |
on the decrease on account of the fight |
that is being made against the disease |
A man died at Hastings, Neb., claim
ing to be Schlatter, the divine healer,
but is believed to have been an i'm
postor.
Senator Newlands, of Nevada, pro-
poses that all Western congressman
unite to obtain funds for waterways
and irrigation.
A Swedish professor, accused of
bombo-throwing, has become insane.
Los Angeles women have won their
fight against smoking on street cars.
Russia is preparing to enforce her {
rule over Finland by arms if necessary.
The American Federation of Labor
has denounced the execution of Ferrer.
A great celebration was held in York ,
town in commemoration of the surren- =
der Of Lord CORVALLIS.
President McCrea, of the Pennsyl- 7
vania road, predicts another panic if :
more anti-railroad Legislation is passed @
band of Chippewa In ians are re- t
ported to be starving in Montana. and 1
the government is rushing supplies to
them.
The captain and crew Of ten men of
a British trading vessel we're murdered {
by New Britain savages and the ship n
looted and burned. :
Estrada, the Nicaraguan revolution e
ist. holds the eastern coast Of that coun- "
try, and is making good headwav Y
against the government forces. b
The motor Of Wright's aeroplane B
stopped short during a fight, but he G.
landed safely. The gasoline tank had "
not been filed before starting. D
President Ridder. of the American o.
Newspaper Publishers association, d
says that Taft has been misinformed
regarding the tariff on print ranar. and
that trade war with China VII result.
San Francisco reports 10000 ,itor. p,
TO the Portola festival. ~ ~
The last Of the FIVE escaped Oregon a,
convicts has been recaptured. in
VIII be the next minister TO China. Ia
Several japanese banks at San Fran t
cisco and Los Angeles have failed. b,
japanese editors in Honolulu have ci
confessed misdeeds to escape prison. m
Railroads have agreed on a uniform &c
and much simplifed form of railway
tickets.
Count de Lambert made a 31-mile
Fight in his aeroplane and reached a ue
height of 1900 feet. nc
An educated Mexican attorney and in
author has been arrested in Los An br
yeles, charged with being an anarchist. II
President Roosevelt was charged upon fir
~ an angry bull elephant, but was &C
,aved by a quick shot from one Of his ar
'arty. hi