Heppner gazette., August 01, 1901, Image 2

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IwuM Tt ,,r.tay Mri,inft.
Wsnirx'k V: Miohcll.
Ki,tv.l tt tl, Pmir.mr t Hrrpnr Orf no,
Tni'iisriAT,.
an hicmmm owr tho pre- tonal prosperity in t he islands ami
ear of .ViiS.T.-J: sml tha , oontenlmeiit ilt follow, (mmhth!
j the passenger inileage was 1 ),o:,-o,-1 e.hiotition will loosen the hold of
oo.,I ,, an increase of l,447,t'7'.- th i ut riuin p niestion upon the
14, 11 guros that are almost in com-: populace. It is that class which
prehensihle. The total number of supplies most of the agitators, and
caeualtieg on account ot accidents those most familiar with their
- was .r)S,l,s,", of which T.Sivi were chamfer are least honeful of their
August 1, 1901 fatalities: and of tins number '2.""0 beeominsr io.v1 citizens, riunese
' - " " -
were employes and 4.o4t' were and Malay blood makes a most un
Kiiooumko the pood road move- tresspassers. Hut the nun ber of : canny mixture. Fortunately they
font. rassoii-ern kille.l
one for 2,31(1.043 carried, and only make much trouble, unless backed
one passenger was injured for every up by the natives, and if the latter
139,740 carried, a ratio that should ; are made contented b eood schools,
calm the fears of any person who ' go! roads and ood government
reads the reports of accidents in the oivilied districts of the islands
the papers. These figures show a I should soon be peaceable,
substantial reduction of casualties i One reason, however, for the
from the previous year, owing to '. small number of troops required
Mru hiy ill be sorry that lie
spoke bf fore he gets through with
the Schley controversy. And there
will be others in the same lnat.
Crescens, the great trotting stal
lion came within two aiid three
fourths seconds of the two minute
mark at Cleveland, Friday. The
two minute horse will yet appear.
Developments at the Oregon
Railroad v Coal Co a miuf show
encouraging results. The working
of this mine would be of great
benefit to Heppner. It would mean
a big pay roll.
While this is the extremely dull
business season, Heppner is build
ing and improving. Work on a
fine new two story stone buildiDg
will be commenced immediately.
The building of a new two story
frame lodging house will be com
menced soon.
Ashland saloon men are having
a hard time of it. WheD the cir
cuit court's decision was rendered
in favor of the city, the mayor
went to the saloon men and de
manded from 5n300 to $1000 each.
The cases will be appealed to the
supreme court, while the saloon
men will wait the result, outside
of the state.
A statement issued this week by
The First National Bank of Hepp
ner. shows deposits amounting to
$ 10,051. '24. This is the very best
argument that could be produced
for proof of the prosperous condi
tion of ilorrow county. With a
population of less than T000 people
in the entire connty , it is a remark
ably good showing.
The American people will not
believe that Rear-Admiral Schley
is a coward even if the historian
Mac! ay has tried to brand him as
such. The recent eontroyerey has
caused much feeling all over the
nation. The matter will be thor
oughly investigated by the board
of inquiry, of which Admiral Dew
ey is the chairman. The histor
ian's rough language is Tery much
out of place tn 6ay the least
improvements in the way of con
ducting railroads.
The people generally sympathize
with the laboring men in the great
steel strike. The laboring men are
assertiDg their tights and should
have some recognition for the way
the strike is being conducted. It
is time for labor to put up a bold
front for rights. The trusts of
course make great complaint about
the demands of the working men.
The Oregonian in speakiDg of the
matter tells the whole truth in the
following: "It is complained that
the labor onions are endeavoring
to compel men not in the unions to
join them, aid that this compulsion
is without justification. Terhaps
it is. Bat the methods of the
trusts are entirely similar, and the
labor unions are only following an
eiample that they find necessary,
in the circumstances, to their pre
servation. The trust compels sim
ilar establishments to merge their
interests, under penalty of ruin.
It ''freezes out" those that refuse.
If the trust is justified in its meth
od of combination and means of
enforcing it. labor is justified in its
effort to unionize the workers in
the mills. The Diirnose and the
operation are essentially the
same."
The increa.-e in the foreign trade
of the United States continues to
be a surprise to Europe. Th Lou
don Statist, speaking for England,
says "the figures of onr trade with
America conclusively show the
enormous profits which the United
States is making in its foreign
commerce." It points out that for
the year which ended with June
30, lfOl, "we have bought $740..
000,000 in produce from the Unit
ed States, while they have bought
of us $90,000,fNtO. The trad bal
ance in favor of the United State.
by Spain was the fact that no ef
fort was made to make Spanish
authority much more than nominal
outside of Luzon and the Visa) as,
and even on those islands there
were large districts occupied by
wild tribes. The Malay Moham
medans of Sulu and Mindanao ac
knowledged the sovereignty of
Spain, but that sovereignty was
never exercised. The Sultan and
Dattos received small salaries from
the island treasury, nominally in
payment for governing their dis
tricts, really as the cheapest way
to keen them quiet. Soain. of
course, could sell us no more au
thority than she possessed, ard the
old arrangement continues. If we
w ill let the Mohammedans and the
wild tribes alone they will let us
alone. If we feel it our "mission
to couvert these people into citi
zens of the New F.ngland type, and
incidentally to exploit their coun
try, we may require the services of
quite an army for some time. A
people so ignorant and unappre.
ciative is likely to call such beuev.
olent assimilation mere conquest
and to fight to the best of its abil
ity. So far as the civilized tribes
are coiicerLed. however, it is plain
that the work of the army is near
ly done, and the sooner the most
of it is called home the better.
HMTMli cm KOHKS.
KpiHcopH! i liun li Kev. W. K. Pot
wine M. K. fliunli, South. Services at 11
I". and 7 :;I0 p. in. Kev. K. M. (.'an
field, pastor.
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JLiterary NotesJ
The story in the Aeronaut for July l'H,
'U.is by Charles Fleming Krnbree
and is entitled, "Tlie Kxhnmed Repent
ance : How a Mexican Merrv-Go-Kound
Served a Double Purpose." It tell-" ot a
buried treasure, the difficulties that snr
ronnded its recovery, anil the final suc
cess of the inv:eniourt plan.
A monument is talked of for Dr.
John McLaughlin the representa
tive of the Hudson's Bay Company
at old Fort Vancouver on the Co
lumbia in the early days of Oregon,
sys a San Francisco paper. Dr.
McLaughlin was a grand man. Al
ways ready to help the needy im
migrants, he was a true philan
thropist. He was almost worshiped
by the early pioneers of Ore
gon. Let his name be perpetuated
by a lasting monument. The peo
ple of Oregon and Washington
should do this.
MiCiilre's Magazine content for
August: Cover designed by Kenyan
! Cox ' I'n.-le Sammy and .lo." front's-
j piece, drawn by Howard I'vle. "The
as respects England, was f'l.'O.OOO.- ( 11
asp of the Tide." Norman Duncan ;
UUU, hfi against f.VJ.VrfMWM) f r the i illnstran! by Hawan! ryle. "A V
Catholic Church lvt;v. Father Kelly.
Services od Sunday in each mouth at
10:o0ti. in, r.egiiining Nov. IS.
ChriHtian church Kev. Victor ('ail
ion, pastor. Services at 11 a. in. and
S p. ni. Morning subject, "A Silent
book." Kvening subject, "Credential
of Christianity." Sunday School 10 a.
tn. Y. P. S. I'. K meets at 7 p. in.
Topic "Gaining by Losing." You are
cordially invited to attend all these ser
vices. KOOII VAUK IN VKliKTABI.KS.
Celery is an acknow ledged nerve
tonic, and is more and more and
more used in medical prescriptions.
Onions are hIso a tonic for the
nerves, but people will be forever
prejudiced because of their odor.
WOMEN WORTH KNOWING.
Mrs. Braih.ky-Maki-in is the owner
of the crown once belonging' to Marie
Antoinette. Tlii i a velvet cap with
the insignia of royalty emblazoned
upon it in precious stones.
Miss Uei.es lioct l has endowed two
cots at the babies' shelter in New
York. Let the beds always be used (or
the two most uninteresting1 children,
is the only command which accom
panies her gift.
MRS. ClIAl'Nl TV M IH i'K.w, who took
an active interest in all subjects re
parding the training of children, was
always inexorably opposed to fairy
tales. She U heved in simply written
histories and instructive g-ames.
The youngest telegraph operator in
America is little F.uphra. the tive-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. N.
Dunn, of West Point, lia. The c'.iild
has been about the office a great deal
and quickly picked up the Morse
alphabet. She can call up other op
erators, and receives me.vsages with
remarkable accuracy.
I'bo appeniances aie very much in (a
vui of iiwi eased acieage of I'.romo grass
in this county. It s ems to be just the
aitiele for the hill iai!ches, so much so
as isn'falfa for the irrigated ranches.
Wa'lowrt ( 'hiefiiiin.
Ortgon cla'in be.it the world for
rosy checked gii Is, big i . , apples, roses,
big ehei i ies. long timbers nn, ,,m of
olber tlnn.js, including edible mush
rooms. Tuo H'eiimeiis. the hitler of
the species " laiitiiiiis monst r oils . " were
found in the ce'l.ir- of ; icsideiilof I r
vington. They m i.l their presence
known by ininni! a pile of wood mid
threHtenmi' In III! the house oil its fonn
da'ions. They were secured by Mr.
William I'. Woodward, w ho sent one of
them to Piofessor Sweetsor of Forest
(irove. Such "vegetables" must not be
grown under restr.iint of woodpiles or
anything eise shor t of an Kt;vptian py
ramid, but must be given space accord
ing to their strength, which is some
thing tremendous. Willia msport , I'a.,
(irit.
MA444iAAA4.AAAAAA4Art
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Heppner is reaching out for the
trade in different localities that
should come here, but heretofore
on account of bad roads or no
roadr at all, has been going to
other places. The question of
building a road direct to Kitter
over the mountains is feasible and
calendar year of 1100." The Stat
ist declares as a consequence that
England will "have to supply con
siderable gold to the United States,
and that the valuf of money in
London will advance." It will be
remembered that the United States
has recently, for the first time in
history, passed England in the
amount of its foreign trade, and
now stands at the front in the ex
tent of its commerce with the out
side world. For many years the
United States was gaining upon
England in this field, but it ha
only recently caught up with that
country. Not only this, but the
United States lias made a larger
pain in its forfign commerce in
HCVDKKD YEAH CLl'lJH
hide of Love," George I lit, hard ; illus
trated by Howard ('hardier Christy.
"The Wild Horse of Tartary," Clara
Morns; illustrated by Walter M.GIaek
ens. "The Sein.li for the Missing
Link." Ka'v 8annard Baker, Professor
Hae' kel and His Work; illustrated with
portraits and with a diagram of Prof
Haer-kel's theory of evolution, drawn
by Bruce Horsfail. "The Little i;0d
and I'ii ky," Josephine IMge ba-kam :
illustrated by Charles S. Chapman.
"Night." a poem, Paul K'ester. "The
Man Who Won," Kdwin Lefevre, a
"tory of Wall Street; illustrated by W.
K. Leigh. "A Ked-Haired Cupid,"
Henry Wallace Phillips ; illustrated by
B. Martin .Justice. "Kim," kudyard
Kipling, chapters XII 'continued and
XIII; illustrated by Lock wood Kipling
and Kdward Lord Weeks. ' In a Tide
way," a poem, Charles Henry Webb.
"The Caliph and His Court " i,ti.nr
i the past year than ha? any other iK' .1"l V' hief HeVery dis.-j.
T. . - , pl.ris his men; illustrated with per,
Country. DtiriCg thf recent fiscal j sketches made in the trial room bv
j year our country made a gnin at j Fr'-'i'''-"-' ''orr Steele.
! tne rate oi e.t.ijtMi.u'Mi a month in
its foreign trade, as compared with I
ia good btart. Heppner is a 3,000 ,fJ0 for the United Kingdom ! I!0"1T, ,,e', ,H ,f
1 .r.t r..r r.rU l.r.rti ,i V":r Of.(fVily. It IS mterestmg t
f-"1 1""" v.-.-... ..-. .aE(1 ftl0 ,or liuiig: w, m ui , note, t1t d mens through whirr, looi.
lie is to t! outlined, is food and tht-
tomsch. Long life ar,d go el health &r.
not possible unless th atoms, h does it
work properly. There is a wny to rnhk
it, if it dis-s not. Hoaietter's S'ornsib
B tiers is fth ideal strength restorer. If
yon wr.uli h- rure.J of dp-psi, indi
westion. belching, constipation, in,,ni.
'is, uerTonDs, biliousness, try t t
Bitters. Everybody should try it to hel
odtrire ri1 the blood of nil impurities
It possesses vslasble curative properties
and ss apecifie for rndUna, fever arji
sgoe, it is nneu,rilM. I) ltl t fsj t
gie it a trial, bat be aure y0n g"t th
gee nice.
hasdoy Kl-grleo Kst to rinlx p H-h.
J.ekrirjriing unday. May Jotl, and ever?
-unday thereafter during the summer
-eason, the Atori A fAitum Hive,
r.aiiroa'i i o. wnl sell r,e ,jay r,Jlir,,
trip f-vurahjn ti' kets from Port'ar dt,
i. -j u ! . 1 1. . r . . I ........ . -i i
. i ti ea'ii. Iran.
wiii leae l.'nion Iie.t, Portland, at J
a. tn. arid arrive at Seaside af (l
ir, , retiirninz ieavij seaside at ' p. m
and arrive at Portland at '. Vi p. r.
PERSONAL POINTERS.
Somb one. who-e identity is a secret,
has made Kev. 1 r. H. A. Adams, of the
Church of the Kedoemer in New York,
the recipient of a life income of Sl.000
a year.
Geokoe Davis, a IVnohsot Indian,
who has lived in Boston for a mimla-r
of years, has 1 n scied with a yearn
ing; for his native camp, and has com
menced a trail, n back to the grouuds
of the trilie at i ildtow n. Me.
Cut. IIaiikv BvuriFrr, who is to
command Lieut. Peary's arctic explor
ing ship, is only twenty-nine years of
a'e, but he lias been fifteen years at
sea and rates high as a navigator. lie
is the youngvst of four brothers, all of
whom are captains.
Mr. E. D. I.oi'Mts, of New Haver..
Conn., is so fond of railroad traveling
that he travels one hundred and tifty
eiht miles a tiay. Every day, for six
days in the week, he journeys from his
home to New York city, where he is
enpaged in, business, and returns at
night.
NEWSPAPER NOTES.
Of the world's fair number of the.
Youth's Companion 750. Uihi copies were
bold in the first two weeks.
The first newspaper published in the
world was the Roman Acta Iliurna. rl'.il
B.C. 'The first one published in Eng
land, the Mercurius Aulicus, after
wards the Oxford, then Loudon Ga
zette, was established in January,
1642.
The newspapers of India are pub
lished in many languages, and it is
said that those in the native tongues
are more widely circulated and read,
in proportion to the number of copies
printed, than is the case anywhere
else in the world.
Thb oldest newspaper in the world is
said to be the British Press, which was
.irst issued in liVVJ and has just cele
brated its 271st birthday. Three years
later the London Gazette appeared, be
ing; published at Oxford on account of
the great plague in London.
Spinach hns it 1 i i t i h I prop
erties eqtnil to the moHt inditro of
all blue pilln ever m;i,l
A dollar unjustly ga ned cannot be
justly kept.
HILL
MILITARY
ACADEMY
If. Aw-O
iki mph
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catslojsue ant
of tfsi.mor.y,
A prlvnte school
f"i ln;Lr liii and day
l-,;ii;s. 1 'r.'i-dreH buy
f"v oil;itiikin to any
S. it-1 i i nc school or
; ami f r buM-
n.-ss :il". New and
cerupli'tely eUipiel
t.iiiMmn. Tliorounri
!i:j.' nictton Hcconllust
le ilu' l st methods.
i',Mi.l lalxiratortes,
M ,iiia! tralnlnif. The
principal has had
tw. ti: v three years'
i xi- ri n In I'nrt
l ,-vl i rftlee hiurs. 9
t,. il A. M . and 2 to
.". I' M . at s2i Mar
shall street. Kur
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ad. tress,
D.
J. W. HILL. M.
Principal.
O. Orawrr 17. Portland, Or.
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liere carrj as via nocKs anu giYeifor Francp &n( Cannda. Pach, and
ar-KKl valnei f aoy town in j flXOOO ?nch for Austria-linn-Kaetrc
Oregon. It ieonly i,,tur-jgary aD(j Mpxico wLiI(, tb(.r wafJ
al that tTA'U come from a Urge - a ,OM rjf $2.M,W) a month in the
territory. Why hhoaldn't people ; forf.;grj cnnimc.rf.p. of Germany and
tome here when they can ive;.i (.,! Br,ri , yn u r.nth
from 2'. to GO milei traTel on
i otiDt of the central location.
in that of F'elinm. America's
(trade with all pnrts of the parth ic
growing at a rate nIiom equaled
in the past, while it apjrrppate i
hig,ef.t fi'-
AH.VV,
With the eipLditure of a few
, i .lit r- i l A '
l.unura uoiiarfc a lairiy goju tvai , far ftbove tL?
can be niivle fiom Heppner to Kit- J B
tr, wLiih would bring directly to'
thic citv the trade from a Urge aad ; UF.hrciSO or':
proeperuua territory which baa!
heretofore been going to JVndle- A d i-patch from Manila ftat
t.m. This trade belongs to Hepp- that oar armF i,J t,ie I'LilippineH
Ler. TLe pe,ple in that di.trict j t ep'y reduced to U- weeD
on aivotiLt of the great difference nd men. Th t.Mial ;
tn dMauce would much rather , torr in the I'Lilipine. ;
rome Lere if they c-,uld get her-, i '"a "r 4fM'-in addition !
Ag.KdUrt ) being made by ! f"w thousand native troop. j
ileppner buMi.e uieu and iodi-' Within a short tin.- two or thr.-,-;
catiL. arr that enough mon-y regim-nU of A m.-ncan soMi, in;
will be ul-riU.d to Mart the j addition to th native otiNta,.iIary, j
. : should be eufii'-innt. It laii't br !
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