Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1909-06-10

SHIPS.
Weakness of the government ham,
pers the relief work at Adana.
Ten Austrians have chartered
2,4OO-ton steamer for an Arctic hunting
expedition.
A canoe and the bodies of two young
men were found on the beach near Van
couver, B. c.
A Peruvian mummy at least l, 600
years old has been found wearing
gold-embroidered Masonic apron.
The Peruvian government has can
celled the exequatur of the Swedish
consul for giving shelter to revolution
lists.
Boxes containing 144 pints of whis-
KEY and labeled "Gloss Starch" and
Tomatoes, have been. seized at Ell
Reno, Oklahoma.
Eight American cruisers are now in
the Great Lakes, and Canada considers
it violation of an alleged: interna-
tional agreement.
A butcher at Somerville, Mass, went
suddenly insane and slashed five men
with his killing knife. Three of them
are not expected to live.
The departure of Rear Admiral Har-
bins squadron from Honolulu for
Manila has been delayed by the discov-
cry that about 81, 900 worth of brass
and engine room fittings have been
stolen.
Rockefeller says golf beats finance.
An immense stock boom is on in
Wall street.
Roosevelt made speech to Ameri-
can missionaries in Africa.
The first of this seaon's wheat has
been sold in Texas at $1.35.
Senator Aldrich will kill the income
tax amendment at all hazards.
A San Diego, CAL, woman, her
daughter and two sons will be married
at the same time.
Leaders of the alleged Mexican Ma
tional lottery have been arrested in
New York and a gigantic fraud
broken up.
The fire department of Victoria, B.
c., is using its chemical engines to ex-
terminate the caterpillar put on the
trees of the city.
Secretary Ballinger has approved
the regulations for opening the surplus
lands of the Occur d'Alene, Spokane
and Flathead reservations.
Encarnacion Diaz, leader in the con-
spiracy to invade Mexico and overthrow
President Diaz, who was pardoned by
President Taft, left the federal prison
at Leavenworth, Kan, Friday.
So-Wah-Ta, a fullblooded Oneida
Indian, stalked into the license bureau
of the police department in Chicago,
and made formal application in excel
lent English for a state permit to run
an automobile.
By holding a piece of downtown
Chicago property "a years, William K.
Lobenstein, of New York city, has
made clear profit of more than $780,
900. This is at the rate of more than
100000 year.
Bryan is out with his 1912 slogan,
"Be Up and Doing"
Northwest rivers are rising rapidly
and high water is looked for.
For the first time in history wheat is
being shipped west from New York.
1t is reported that oil has been found
in Arizona, and great excitement pre-
walls.
An auto jumped bridge in Seattle,
killing the driver and injuring his two
passengers.
Martial law is in force at WcCloud,
CAL, and the soldiers have scattered
the strikers.
The Omaha train robbers have been
fully identified and their headquarters
shown to be in Spokane.
Many inhabitants of Molokai are
found to be free of leprosy, but do not
wish to leave their friends on the
island.
J.J. Hill was subpoenaed to appear
before the grand jury in an embezzle-
ment case. He accepted the service of
the paper and agreed to appear.
A.-Y.-P. exposition opens with at
tendance of SO, 286 on first day.
The prosecution has almost COM
pleted its case against Patrick CAL
houn.
The Portland water board will i'm
mediately lay third pipe line from
Bull Run.
Ia-r Methodist ministers at Elgin,
lll. ss ysying for the recovery of a
j, rse Cyirg lockjaw.
rJck, n says he is satisfied with
.a l. Ease made in the assessed
valgs l0r of his country residence.
E-l-y rains and cloudburst near
Tn Ualles did some slight damage,
bUt did an immense amount of good.