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IWDS AT SALEMTurned Away and Will Have to Come Back iingle Unfavorable Fact in is Public is Cheered by Hundreds of jg Speech.lt;ino-haJf wbal II wm ft f»w raftn ago.and has ft cutioty government at leasta* xood »• li aver ***. *- bmm. SHARPThe ettjr of Salem, until three year* ago, was running behind (10,000 » year Now It l* running fthe**l nearly that mathI Fleet Ueo. Ohasiberlftin and stop the old style cupping and bleeding atyle of managing our sun* affair*, (let the foundation right How can we eipact to have an honest economical legieia-ture If our stata departments are run ttt an uubualn*sal|ke way?In Portland there are two ticket* In the Held, both Republican. We chni-h'uir** anyone to hear Oeo. Chamberlain and Til Ford make spec* he* and distinguish any difference or declare If he did not know, that they were not both talking prugrcMlve re form Republican! am.SEDUCTION CASEDecoyeda Girl Home.From HerWas Arrested at Scio and Held for Trial.A week ftgo a man by the name of Sharp tame to the home of Mr* Chris-icnson, and told her hired girl that her brother had been seriously hurt and that ha had bean sent to brine-her home. The girl went with him, but mistrusted nothing until lh«y 8«t toThe lasu* In Oregon thl* year In whether. In order to be a Republican,««- * r--t. m r.rzs?that not any mo for earthly use. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^One ....i.. Republican -lai-T.mclal In1 lor, and that unl«* *ho promiaed tothu parade at Salem Friday til eh l *m J marry Ira he would shoot her, display-n»t cn-ditab!*- to the standard bearer.! ing hi* revolver. The girl promUt-d. who said he would give his party a and he then told her that If she told any . am|aian It would not h« aahamed of,1 one what had happened that nlttht he I would shoot her through the window Us then, at 6 o’clock in the morningWell, we have a little Filipino w»r right here at home among Oregon poll took her back to Mr*. Chrtatenaen, and tlclan*. and then there la th* scrim- ‘ *h* dtd not lt;«nfc*i until Tuesday, mage b«tw«eu Roosevelt and thu when a search wan made for Sharp but he a at* not found until Saturday w'lixn he was arrested at Sclo andtruats.The men who have hoisted the black j brought to Jeffleraon, and Judged in (Tag In Oregon politics should be made Jail.Ill be tried before the justice ofto pull it down.EXPLOSIONIN AMINEthe peftca Monday and Tuesday Sharp and the girl, Rlrdlo Fuller, both live between Jefferson and fk-ltt. and had went together last winter.CJAWSOSilA. S.WtC.All Hands Perished In the, Fiery Trap.Nashville, Tenn.. May lb—At least i5o itraa w«ro loat thia morning a* the result of an explosion of g*s In the mure, Fmtarvlllo and Thlatle mini's in the f'oal Creek dlstrhl Of alt the men at work in th® mlnea at the time of th» explosion it i* believed every on** pariah Mi exewpt John Morgan, who wa blown out of lh» mouth of the mine. The mine* are now burning Smoke and (lames mm gushing from the entmnma and the «lr shaft* In the untaln aide*.WOMENBUTCHERSUNIONFirst Organization of the Kind in the World.Chicago. May m.-Women butchc at the stockyards have orgaulaud union with a membership erf Sin* a* a stjut They ar« employed an meat trimluor* in the packing bouse of Af mour k CfK, Hwirt * Co, and other big Arms. It la the Arst time In Uu history of the stockyards or the pack I Ing trades anywhere the world over that a labor union of woman butcher* has been formed.To Isdss «a Opst *An cvpt rt on opal miulug bus recent* ly r . pl.ii.icd fcoW the oplll is Jll lpe.1 a* t. iuubty and desirability, First, he says ,-.,|uf is of the greatest Impor-Ited Are. lt;r r*»t in combination with yellow, blue ahrf green, are tin* best lilue by Itself Is nulls valueless, ami the green ojwl •« U* of great value unless the color la very vivid and the pattern very good. Tfcfi color must be true that In to any. It must not run In »tt uk* or patches. alternating with a ctii.irk^s .r inferior i,uality.I'nttcru la dwrttad a* being an tm-pi-rt.iiii factor, the several wwiw be-ktiowu as 'Tun Are ‘ when the grain I* very small, harlequin when the color I. all in small squares. the n» n- regular the better, and the • flash lire (it ‘•flash Opal wlicu the *-olor ahovv» as a sluule Unvh or lu very large patiern. ltarle.|uln Is the most cotnBiou and la also p.,putarly conaldensl the moat hMutifni. When the square* of color are regular and ahow us jttsttQct. ml nine rhacka of rod, yellow, blue and green. It Is cousldervd msgnlflcent. home stoltos show belter 0U edge than on lop4s Object Lrnan Is Orsst,Thi« story Is told of the flrat time tlrsiii ever hud charge of n large body of men «• at out to give luilllc. He wn* celuiwl lu the early part of lvt de tailed to go to the relief of an I Ilium* regiment, sup|used to lie surrounded by t'wifoknti-t at I’almyra. Mo. but when he atrtved the regiment bad re lleved it .elf by rat Ir log, Urant then went out to Florida. In the same state, and as the regiment ti lled over the hill bvyuud which tbs eneuiy was supposed to In- in waiting Orant says he would haw “given anything to to- back uggifi 111 Illinois.’'if fit,- I (in rtf Ills* till ifiwf rfitl rtf
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Salem Daily Journal
Salem, Oregon, US
Mon, May 19, 1902
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