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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

pG9terpoften entfernt lit, pel4' 2eBz
teres pieoerur1 nit benz Qeu6tburm
in telep6pnii6er 8erbinbung itebt, 10
fonnten ale Mittbeilungen nit GROCER
@9neGigteit tpeiter gegeben tperoen."
u@auloiS" Fl m m d mac
Baltimore.
Cine 9epei9e Der n4focitrten 4r."
aus 9arts an ben y9eutI4en Gore
I~ponbenten" meloet: M}an bat be-
i6lofen, baB bo5 &rie9sidiff v@Uuz
lois" nel4es am nd6iten Wfontug
SouGon perIafen lpirb unb Die fronz
30iii6en @bgeoroneten fir Die @ntz
6iiQung oes observation-disclosures
in @af6ington. 3. g., am 8oro 4az
ben pirb, ii9 3uerit na4 QnnupoliS,
N&D., unb BON bort na6 brettGgtgem
Iufent6alte na3 NepzYort fabren
pirb, no es pier Sage lang liegen
ptrb. @on Relp, gort iou ii4 baS
@9iFf nu9 Bottom begeben.
@ie eS beiBt, gef9iebt OieS; ba bus
@4la8tf4iff ni6t mad Baltimore
fommen f0nne, neil e5 bier unn0tbtz
GER @efo6r uusgeIeBt fetn piirbe, neil
e8 mebrere Sage oor Sternz II. Bug
4nfern liegen miiBte.
MaDor 6ape5 IanOte geitern cine
RQ6eloepeI4e an ben frun3oIif6en
Marineminiiter, in pel6er er Oieiem
mitt6eilte, oaB bos WaFer i'm 8altiz
morer 6afsn tief genug lei, Inn Dem
frun3DIiI6en &riegsi6iffu 90uloiS"
einen fi6eren 4nfsrpluB gu gepGbren,
uno oaB Der 6ofsn ielbit groB genug
lei, I'm bic gun3e fran30IiIde 6Iotte
auf3une6men.
@r ri4tete ebenfuG5 Elm S4reiben
an Senator M}cGomas, in tpel6em er
bus @riu6en iteGte, boB Der Senator
ieinen gnn3en GtnfluB bubin gelteno
made, ou8 frun30iii4s 8riegsi4iff
no6 Baltimore gu bringen.
4n 8orb oes ,8auloi5" perben
fi6 Die Experimentation Der 54neIterz
Hepublit einI4iffen, bic ii6 an Der
@nt6iiQung beS 8n6ambeuu : Dent
mails in 0aIbington, 9. g., am q,
Mui betbeiligen tperben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03
erf9ien geftern.

9ieie Summer ift cine duBerft
interefante unb eignet ii4 befDnz
bers CUR @er1enbung na4 Der
alien 9eimutb.
gntbGlt: GoitorieGIe 8eiprez
6ungen i6er Die pOIitii4e Gage
bes Qanoes; Die OoGItdnbigiten
8abelbepef8en aus alien SbetIen
Der @eGt; bic ipdteiten SnlanOz
9epeT8en; cine oo0e Seite beutz
f6er 2otalzHa4riaten, fir oaS
@o9enbIutt ipe5iea bearbettet;
3omane; NobeGen; 8iRenz
i6aftli6es; Die pi4tigiten Na4z
ri6ten aus bem Snneren Sra
rDldnD'8 unb ben ungren5enOen
Staten; W}orttz unb 80rienz
beri4te II. +. IN.
*** 8efteuungen uuf Oieie
drummer tperoen BON alien Srdz
germ unb in Der expedition bic
les 8Iattes entge9en genommsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03
SreS. SnmcrnidmiSt'S 9(mcricarts
Srcmcrn Stcrc.

@enn sic bieIe 8iere nod ni6t
Oeriu4t baden, 10 iouten sic eS unz
ber3iigIi9 tbun. Ser feline @eI6mad,
Qroma unb Gei46ultigteit tpirb sic
i4nea iiber3eugen, baB iie aus ben
auscrIeieniten 9opfen unb Mal3 Der
geiteqt tperben. 9robetiIte 81. 8rauez
rel: CIR. 11O4-1128, 6iIenzS traBe.
Sci. 6. &c g. 1914, Mb. 1491.
G09(
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03
StaSt Baltimore.
Nns benz Snneru WarbInno's atn
ben ansren3enben Staaten.
Orei 5Gufer unb cine
Gtr6e.

STRIDE.
SIN Stem : Murfet, 5reberidzG ounz
tp, itnb in Der ga9t BON Oonneri tag
auf Sreitdg bic Wobnung bes Jriez
bensri6ters @eo. g. Smith, bic
Wo6nung Der Srdu Carrie Runfles,
Der 2aoen BON 2erpD Smith unb bic
Grace Episcopal : Stride a%bge6rannt.
Oas 6euer entitanO auf unbetannte
WeiIe mSmitbf9en 2aoen turS mad
Mitterna6t.
Stur5 aus benz SEN +.
I'm cine porii6ergebenbe 5reunoin
an~5urufen, Iebnte 1i9 5rau 4leranoer
bon Oa9en6auIen aus Wai6ington,
9. g., gu melt aus einem 5eniter i'm
britten Stodperfe in Mpunt 9ollp
uno ftiir3te auf ben Seitenipeg binz
unter. 8ei'm Stur3e trug lie 10
f6pere innerli9e 8erleBungen baz
bon, baB i6re MISUNDERSTANDING iebr
stpeiFelbaft lit. Shr @utte ifSuperz
intenDent Der Sputb Serle1 9ds d1o
electric Worts, unb Die 5ruu fam
erft fiir3li9 BON Wui6ington ibrem
9atten ndhgereiit.
Werind1t Scnnn'6 14c., 1Sc. DSer
20c.=8aTee.
5einer trint6arer 8uffee, tdglif
gerOitet.
6. .. &ennD& s o., 55 2Gben,
Shee. &affee. 3uder.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

r8efferungbesS 4u L
tpefens. = Su Der geftrigen N2or>
qeniibung Der r@uitern @bucotiOn&i@
~fociation" i'm r4runbeIzGlub" in Hr.
1000, NorbzG barIesitraBe, belt 5rau
Gnen $. &i9arbs bon Bottom einen
@prtraq iiber ,@9ulzS anitation" II.
6r. g. 8. GnDber bon Nep>gprf Ell
men iol8en iiber .@4uI>ar6itettur. "
Gr iGuifrirte feline 8emerfungen bur9
9ldne urb photographer elmer 4nz
aobl Der beFeren S4ulen in Hep>
0orf. Na9bem er geenoet bate,
tnurbe bic i'm geftrigen ~@prrefpon@
benton" srpGbnte @usitenung croft
net. en- Der Na4mittags~ SiBung
fpra6 Grau S4upler BON Henndlaer
BON SHREVEPORT unb Sr; 9eorge 9.
aeaOss, grofeFOr an Der" columbian
llniperftGt." 4m Qbeno tano EN-
Gmpfang fat, an benz ii9 Die Dele
ooten unb einaeluOenen 9dite bsthets
ligten~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

8etterausfi4ten 6ur
Murplano unb ben 9iftritt Column
bia flar uno nGrmer am Samitaq,
tlar am SOnntag, friI4e iibli9e
Mtnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

9idt unb Sian; iurrbrn brrbreitet
iein iiber Die nMurplunb Mer4onts
SnbuTtrial @rpoiition," 9ennIpIpa>
niuz unb Nprtb : 4penue, pOm 27.
Mai Bis IA. Sum-. (123)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

8umlaIh nit SpdBlc uOcr Samer=
bratcm nit SartOTclpfamnfmhcn
BON 5 u6r Ra4mittag5 Bis Mitter>
na6t i'm r@ilfen," g}r, 300, @efz
7oDettezS traBe,
Wibmuier & &ets,
Nr. 800, Weftz6apsttezS traBe.
{ Mfai3jSd ,6I}te)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

Die .9enn a=8 a b n"
bat cine GemeItral 9iDjOcnoe BON 3
gro3ent erfldrt uno Die 8dbn FAT lire
4ftionGre bamit auf cine 8aiis BON 6
qro5ent geIteat. Die 0joiOenOe lit
eigsntli6 feline Gr606ung, Oenn Ooriz
gs5 Sabr BAT Die 8ubn i6on 5pei
6ul6iaGrzD ipibenoen BON je q PRO
3ent uno i'm Nopember cine Grtro=
9ipiOenoe RON 1 9ro5ent erfldrt. Die
QnfiinOigung Der 8 PrO3ant 4rofit
als 6albidbrlife 9ioioenoe itempslt
DieIe b06ere State aber ais oauerno
unD regular unO tit oesbdlb BON Be-
DeutunQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03
ntcrbaltnnas=

Intcrbaltnnge=SS cdfpciier.
,Muiitz Ifabemie." = SieIe Wo9e:
Abe Sign Of the Grob."
rSprb's S~pernbdus." Sieie
Wode; rGat 2pnnt."
9outbapftruben : Sbeater.- 9ieie
NsObt: Dangers Of @aris."
Mubitorium : MuIit : 9ane. =
Sitit 9pGe: 9ouline 9alfs SouOepiaez@eleu'@dft.
sd9li6 siei @orfttlun0tn.
cQrbeiterzM dnner9or." = Sonn=
tag, prt A. mai, Maizausffus mad peeireeeer's
Narf," GubaSin, on Der GonrforOSfodo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03
Gtms Baltintort=Gnunt

4nee6li9e 8ranoittftung in @atons=
billie. = Grit 8rauerei, ieBt
8rdnntpein : 8renneret.- Ser
{9iebenes aus benz gpuntD.
Sm alien 5ranflin : 6otel, etipa 4
Meilen n0rb(i9 BON GatonsbiQe, in
Baltimore : GountD, ri4tete um9onz
neri flag elm dngebli9 bur3 8rdnbittfz
tung berurIa9tes 6euer S9aoen i'm
8etrage bon mebreren 5unoert DBL
lars an. Der 8rano tpuroe gegen
II uhr Worgens BON 5pet @rbeitern
entbedt uno fpurbe BON Der 6emtf6en
5pribe bon GatonspiIe gel0f9t. Sine
unter7u9ung ergub, odB llnbefannte
trodene 8lGtter unb Ydpier unter Die
Querbalfen i'm eriten Stodperfe gez
legt 6atten, uno ouB bic 5lammen be-
reits lGngere 3eit an Dieiem lei9t
~brenn6aren Material ge3e4rt 6utten,
e6e man Tie entbedte. 9us 9otel Ell
nes Der GGteiten III, Gruntp, lit @igenz
t6um bon !6ermann gtel pom 5ranfz
ltntotpn, unb itanb felt etnemWtonate
leer.
Die @ienede : 8uuern19mtotz@o.
bat, tpie bereits gemelbet, Die 8aDz
0iep : 8rduerei g%efduft unb fpirb
in berief6en cine 8ranntipein : 8renz
nerei 6etrei6en. Die 8eamten Der
Gompagnie iinb: s, u. Wienede,
8rGiioent, Wm. Wagner, 8icezPrGiiz
bent, unb Dug. s. 8duernI4mibt,S Sc
fretGr unb S9abmeiiter.
Die rO6io Contribution So. of8alz
timore @ountp" lit Der Nume elmer
Corporation, nit einem Iftientdpital
BON 81, DOC 1000, tpel6e geTtern i'm
8reisgeri9t gu Sotpi on %incorporirt
purbe. Die Sncorporatoren limb:
GliIba galbpeu, $. S. S'8rien, 81.
@bparbs unb G6arles g. @opt BON
Baltimore unb Wm. 4bums BON g1r.
70, Wonitr., Nepzg)ort. Der 3psd
Der Corporation 1T Der 8etrieb bon
S%elegrap6en= unb Selepbon : 2tnien,
8au Don 8riiden, Qnlegung BON
@teinbrii9en II. +. ~. in WarDlanb,
Ohio uno dnberen Staaten.
8oli5eiri9ter So6n 9. MIQer bon
Canton erbieIt geitern pom 8ouperz
neur Smith feline 8eItuaung auf tpeiz
tere 5tpei Sabre als Poli5eiri4ter
Ganton's. Die Wieberernennung
nuroe BON ben ptelen 5reunben bes
Squire" MiGer nit uufri6tiger
SErsuoe 6eqriibt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03
6nutbriuuStrnnf.

Die alten 9euti6en trantsn bait
INNER nod Gins" Die 9euti4z
Imerifaner 8altimore's piien, mas
tie 6oben, tpenn lie bus 8ier Der SEQ.
8iintb,r, jun,, 8rou : g." trinten;
unb fe trinfsn audi bait INNER nod
Sins" oieTss eolen NaFe5. 6. &c g.
Sci. PAST, ober 9bilIips Bros, aQeiz
niger 6Iaf6enbier : 8ertauF. Rr. 500
Sill, Siio>@ur0linezStr 023)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

0iele 8erdnDerungen unb Verbe'z
ferunqen fir 1902. Der tonungebenOe
9Fanilienz uno belie6te 8oltSplaB.
5pesiene @rmdBigungen fir S4ulen
unb 8ereine. Si6ere Dirt unO Wetie,
@elb gu ertperben. Sampfer gu perz
mietben fir Sag unb MonOI4einz
MusflIge. Bidder iebt g%aOffnet,
@i6ern Sic Ii4 Sbren Sag. Solz
Of # er Gompugnte Pter Nr.
16, 2ig6tzStrdBe. OBS
@eburtstagsfeier. - Sr.
Mar @nbreb, 9rGiibent Der ct. Mtiz
9aelsz Ritter" unb 8icezgrGiibent beS
Qinbenz8aupereins," feierte in glr.
23O, NorbzGbopelftruBe, i'm 8reiIe
feiner Camille unb elmer In5ubl
Sreunbe unb 8efannten ieinen so.
@~eburtstag. Seine Satin unb flint
&inber gratulirten inn 6er5li4 unO
iiberrei6ten INN me6rere biibi9e Sc
f6enfe. 6r. &arl 2udart, iopie anz
bere MitgIieber Der rSt. Mi9aelsz
Sitter" Iopie Die OtrettOren bes gez
nannten 8uubereins bra4ten INN
eGei6fans @Iidpiinf4e bar.
@ctterbcrid1t.
| Ser, Staotsn gB etterzS ireaM,
"a 1. \ . = ~ n = . . y Afnf 1AAN1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

Vel. 240I 0Ger P9tlltps SrDS., duet
niger 6Iafdenbier : 8ertuuf, g}r. 500
Sill, SiozGurolinezStr Q23)
6ieIen bur8 @Iebotprz
S6G6te.- SIM nStabtz6ofpital"
lieqen 3pei M}Gnner an 9ertpunbunz
gen barnieber, Die iie in glei9er 8eiIe
baburd erlitten, bdB iie einen GGepoz
torzS6a6t 6ina6 fielen. Der cine lit
Ri4arb @eatbers, Sc Sabre alt, in
Nr. 230, 6orreit7troBe. pobnbuft.
Gr drbeitete al5 6anblanger unO ftel
geItern Ntorgen in Dem 2uger6uuS
BON eugene 81ote &c 60, an Der 81
0onneGz Derfte, bur6 ben S6a6t
pon elmer 90be BON So SUB. @r err
lit 8unben am &Opf unb Dem Scr
per unb 9uutabi9iirfun9en am re4z
ten &niee.
- patrid 3uttle, IS Sabre alt, in
Nr.1412, Norbz@ dnItraBe, pobnbaft,
1T bel Der Tirma 8iGe5 90. QuurIe5
&c Co., Nr. II, Weit ItraBe,
ungeftent, fiel fur5 mad Mittog bom
britten @tpdnert in ben &e1er binab.
@r f6lug nit Dem 8opfe 5uerit uuf,
unb bic Qer5te i'm 9oipttul glauben,
baB er cine @ebirnerf4iitterung err
lit.
Die 66antGtcen8z Sc
60rbe gerpd6rte geitern bic 4ppliz
fation bes 6rn. GbarGes 8. Morsber@
ger fir cine 8irtbi6aft in Nr. 805,
5reberidz Qpenue, qegen Del4e Die
Qeltefen elmer Met6obiftenz&ir6e
proteftirt 6atten. Die 8irtbf6aft, 10
pirb geIagt, nirb felt 20 Sabren am
felben 9lube betrieben. Die Npplitaz
tim BON N1i4ael Simmer fir cine
2icen3 in Rr. 1922, OfzG6aieftraBe,
purbe fpegen Der Proteite Der Na9@
barn abf9ldgig bei4ieben.
4uf Der @traBeertrdntt.
- Sin un6efdnnter ertrdntte ge1tern
an 4isquitbz, nube 2eringtOnit rdBe,
unb tpurbe in Der 4mbulan3 bes
nurb6fli6en 9oGi5eioiitritts in'sr ct.
Sofepb's 6ofpitaI" gei4ufft, no er
bulb barquf turb. Coroner Or.
ScaGp nirb ben San unteriu6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

O.. ~GiHb-
S,t Saro' Cher. LSsa9, B.tt.
500 qP. 3oIs So 20 9. 9 Star.
500 J.. 30 81 66 "a H-'G' j. iSlar.
Diittl. sarometcrn. so O8 p6dii. E~uermumstetR.. o
JiittI. EbsrnvmttcrH. So gileerieitr 90
Die h6hf. z HHcniatit b.s gBiu0ss III srner StuHee
betrue II NttIen pom SIoo Zen.
9Gs aefrtse ctter.- Die bohitt 2ent=
-srotur oes ~aefrisen 21ges (um 8 lbr gbeno5l mar
aHfua6etnaHnttH StotIOneu, rUie foIat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

gerbrinst ben @onntag in
MdI6in9ton. Nur $1.25 fur d:
Runbreiie auf Der rpsnnIpIDaaisr
giIsubd6n."
Seute, Samitag, u. morgsn, SOnns
tao; giltis fir oie Riidfa9rt Big gum
fpIesnfm Montag. gas 3iige, ben liz
mifirien Gonatt63uq ansasnommeR.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

Gin 9agenbed'f 4e r lie Il
garten ii 8altimore.- Sn
Der nG4iten 3ufunft tpirb in 8altiz
more cine b09it eigenurtige 3u4tfarm
eingeri6tet perben. 9r. s. s. 80
ftod, Der bier als Der 8eiiber bes e6ez
maligen 300" pohl befunnt lit unb
nit Der v8pitod= 6errari Mi96tpW2ibz
man @ornibaI g." bic unter6ultunz
gen fir bic rMurplunb Snbuitrial
@rppiitipn" an Der SIDE bon Penipl=
puniaz unb Nprt9zN penue liefern
nirb, bat fi9 nit elmer Geieai4aft
perbunben, bic pilbe Sbiere, geraoe
rpie 6agenbed's Sbierbanblung in
Samburg, importiren unb brethren
min. Sn @erbinbung nit Dem ali
has W}pbernfte ein5uri9tenben Sbiers
ourteu fpn cine @ieb5u9tfurm eingez
riGtet perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03
ReiScrSc nada Gurpua, sniipn 1902

HciIcnbc naf europa, Saiinn 1902
f0nnen l. unb 2. 8lahez&aiiiten auf
irqenb elmer 9ampferz2inie bur9 uns
belegen, @diffsplan, @bfabrtsplan
ii. I. m. auf 8erldngen 5ugei4idt.
S6eo. 8. 9iener& 6 o., paFa=
eierz4genten, Nr. AS, WaterzS truBe.
MuslGnbii9es @eIb, @e6fel unb Gre
bttz8riefe. 9eutf9es @elb gu Derz
faufen; "a Gents pro Marf.
(3O-2&eJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03

IStfterbfrICUI'
Ssr. Staoten " etterzS ireau,
9oItjmore {, ben 2. Diai 1907.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-03
Sir bic 11niberiitat.

No6 100000 nDtbig, dber nur $780,
900 ge3ei6net. = 8iele eri4ienen,
aber nur Wenige auserpG6lt. -
Del 6iilfsfonO mod INNER ni4t
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

The Journal takes great pleasure In
unqualidedly commencing Thos. -
Kay 20 the voters of Marion county
as candidate for representative.
lie Is a good type of citizen to have
put to the front. and with more such
men in the halls of legislation the peo.
pie of Oregon would be better served.
lie Is manager of one of the largest
woolen mills on the Pacific coast. II
has the largest payroll In Salem, and
the employees get good pay The mill
is a good paying business to It's pro
icctors, and credit to Oregon.
MrKay was bora In Trenton, New
Jersey lie became an Oregonan
before he was one year old, his par
ents landing In Salem 81 years ago
In 1865. lie spent his early years Ia
Brownsville. Oregon, lie was literal.
ly brought up In the wooden mill busi.
ness, his father being for many years
manager of the factory at Brownsville.
Mr.. Kay spent three years In McMinn.
Vile college. After that he worked
I'm IA store In Portland for year, be
ginning when he was 20 years old.
For twelve years previous TO coming
to Salem Mr. Kay was engaged In
busines in McMinnNlle. lie came to
Salem In 1895, going into the service
of the Thos. Kay Wooden Mills as as.
sistant manager aud salesman He
served in this capacity until the death
Of his father. Thos. Kay, In April
1900. lie was then chosen as mana
ger Of the mill and president Of the
company, which position he has since
retained
Mr.. Kay was member of the city
council OF McMinnville during his res
idencc there, and also of the school
board. lie is prominent In the Mason
ic order and is also a Woodman.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19
E. N. cRolsAN.

Hon, Il. NJ. Croisan, the Republican
nominee for senator from this county,
is too we'll known to its voters to need
much Introduction at the hands of his
newspaper friends He was born
March o. 1856, at the pioneer home
of his father Henry Croisan, three
miles southwest of Salem. lie grew
up on the farm and continued to make
his home there until about thirty
years of age. when he was appointed
deputy sheriff of Marion county, serv.
ing in that capacity for four years.
In 1883 he was nominated for sheriff
on the Republican ticket and elected.
After serving two years he was re-
nominated and again elected, in June
1890.
After retiring from office in 1892
he engaged in the farm implement
business in salem, which he conduct
ed until May, 1901, when he sold out
in order to give more attention To hop
raising which business he is now ex
tensively engaged in. lie was chair
man of the Marion county Republican
Central Committee in 1894; superin
tendent of the state reform school
from 1897 to 1899; member OF the Re
publican State Central Committee fol
Marion county in 1890
Mr.. Croisan Is an active citizen II
the prime of his manhood, lie hai
acquired some property and takes
pride in keeping up fine home, as
well as assisting in many public on
terprises. He has the ability to rep
resent his constituents ably in the
Oregon senate, and will no doubt bend
every energy to that end, and TO make
for himself a record as good, careful
business legislator.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19
SQUIRE FARRAR

Squire Farrar who heads the Ma
rion county Republican ticket as can
dldato for state senator, is one OF Sa-
LENS old and tried citizens whose life
has largely been spent here, and who
has been known as an active business
man for a quarter of century.
MIR Farrar was born in England GO
years ago. At the early age OF
years he came TO Che United States,
locating with his parents in Massach-
usetts, and when he attained man.
hoods estate he came to Oregon.
reaching here in 1862. He first stop
ped at Brownsville, where he secured
employment in the woolen mills, but
he soon came to Salem accepting a
position In the willamette Wooden
Mills then running here
In 1870 he started a grocery store.
and most successfully conducted II
until 1892, when he disposed of the
then large business, engaging there
after In the hop business, and his
wide knowledge of the growers. to-
gcther with his high standing as
business man and citizen, has
brought him into the front rank in the
hop trade.
Mr. Farrar was always Interested in
securing manufacturing establish
ments for this city, and II was he who
went To Brownsville and induced the
late Mr.. Thomas Kay TO come TO sa-
lem and start the Salem Wooden Mills.
Mr. Farrar took generous block OF
| stock In Mr. Kay's Salem company,
and has stood Loyalty by the business
until IL Is now most prosperous one.
As his friends know. Mr. Farrar has
always been Republican. having
voted for Abraham Lincoln twice. and
every Republican president down to
Mckinley. lie has ut the same time
been sufficiently independent 10 be al.
ways found among the better element
OF his party and hearty supporter
Of the best class Of local government.
lie has several times served on the
city beard of aldermen. with great
credit 10 himself and the city, and the
broad knowledge of public aifalrs he
has acquired will be Of incalcuable
value 10 the people of the state In the
important business matters that Will
come before the next legislature.
Mr. Farrar does not play the game Of
politics. hut his nomination Is the re.
suit of demand on the part OF all
elements of the party In this county.
II will give good men In all parties
pleasure 10 vote for him.
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f. Hofer. Max Buren, w. II. Holmes,
N. J. Judah, b. f. Bonham, w, T.
Slater. J. A. jeffrey l.. II. McMahan'
F.. w. Durbin, w. r. Williamson, Rev.
VIM. Coney, W. NJ. Kaiser, J. II. Nc
Nary, d. J. Fry, J. NJ. Lawrence Geo.
b. Gray, T. b. Patton, Theo. Roth r.
NJ. LAHORE, Peter Graber, c. 5. Hamil'
ton. ]. T. b. Tuthin, Henry Cornoyer'
II. NJ. Branson, II. b. Thielsen, Il. r.
Walker and many others.
Mass Meeting at Marion Square
The leaders of the movement have
decided to open their campaign for
pure primaries by a mass meeting at
Marion square on Saturday, April goth
at 2 o'clock p. m. II the weather Is
unfayorable the meeting will take
place al the city council chamber
There are to be addresses by promi'
nent citizens OF both parties. and a
non.partisan league will be formed 10
carry on a campaign 10 secure the en-
actment of this law. and forever do
away in counties that want a change
with the present corrupt method oI
controlling nominations for public
ONCE.
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etitions have been circulated IN
Republican and Democratic parties
salem for the past few days, and
being generally signed by citizens
u parties To form a Direct Nomina-
League under the following head
Direct Nomination League.
hereas, Both political parties In
on county have declared in their
forms in favor Of direct nomina'
as the true solution Of primary
I'm,
herefore, the undersigned voters
bout regard to political affiliations
n the formation Of a direct nomi-
on league, TO take such steps as
Necessary TO draft bill and Sc
it's enactment at the hands Of
next legislature.
signers 70 the Call
kere are a hundved or more sign
10 the Direct Nomination League
b. them the names Of the follow
Eer.known citizens of various par
n T. Geer. Tilmon Ford, T. C.
ss. Squire Farrar, r. j. Hendricks
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A GREAT NATIONAL PROBLEM.

A GREAT NATIONAL PROBLEM.
In spite Of the fact that there is
practically no Democratic party in
Multnomah county. and Of the fact
that the Republican and Democratic
platforms are almost identical, the
Oregonian refers 20 the coming state
election as drawing the attention Of
the nation.
AS goes Oregon, so goes the
world" The eyes OF the nation are
upon you, The retention OF the Phil
ippines depends on the coming cleo
ton, That is the song sung 10 enable
one faction TO triumph over the peo-
pie.
That has been used 10 carry every
election for twenty years, with more
or less force. and Is the only hope for
success OF the Jack Matthews Repub'
licans In this campaign.
SO far as steadfast Republican prin'
eiples go. the welfare Of the Republi-
can party will not be promoted BY the
success Of the faction that run thing
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on the farm, and was educated at the
jefferson institute. Engaging in mer.
chandising, he successfully conducted
such business in jefferson for 10
years during which time he gained a
wide acquaintance and a thorough
knowledge of the people. In 1895 he
retired from the mercantile business
and moved TO this city, whore he now
resides. lie is engaged in the fire in
surance and guarantee bond business,
conducting IL successfully at 299 Com
mercial street.
One Of Mr. Roland's supporters
well says that he will bring TO the Of.
fee qualifications that are needed
there, and he will give 10 the people
an. administration that will be in all
respects satisfactory.
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We rebuilt and constructed rail-
roads constructed hundreds OF miles
Of wagon roads, brought order out OF
revolutionary chaos reorganized the
government, projected the Cubans IN
all their rights. maintained an army In
Cuba 10 preserve peace and expended
some millions OF dollars In building
up what spaniards and Cubans had de-
stroyed.
After all this expenditure OF money
after three and a half years OF recon
struction work. the United States on
Nav 20.h is 10 turn the island over
without money and without price TO
the Cubans for local self-governmenL
No other nation ever did so much
spent so much for a struggling aspir-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-19

in the last Legislature. With the high
est stae tax in years, another loot
legislature at their hands means death
% RepubliCanism.
They do not want steadiast, cOnsis
tent Republicans Mr. Furnish was a
Democratic sheriff two terms, a Cleye
land collector one term. a gold Demo
crat. then Republican candidate
then a supporter Of the Corbett fac
tion. then a candidate Of the Mitchell
faction
That is a perfectly consistent record
10 rally Republicans out Of devotion "a
great national principles that consti
tute the Republicanism Of Grant. Gar
field Blaine and Mckinley.