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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12


10000 Rulsrauere / Colorado uebs>
lasbe Mrbeibet Manbas, forbi &om=s
pasnierne negtebe at unberbanble mebe
beres Qeoere ON en- otte Eimers Qrs
beibsbag, itprre 2pn os andre Snbrpnt=
melier. Ser er ca. 40 Rulmiuer t.
COLORADO, % be feife af bisie er nut.
lnftebe. :Run nosle faa uafben9tQe
&ompasnier pebbliuer at arbeibe. Romzs
pasnterne paaitaar, at be bar not Rul
paa 9aanben forat tilfrebsifiue Bebopet7
t no9en Eib. Sttebeltominbre par BET
umulist at faa tibbt ct Con Rul pas
faa Bet aFeperet ffrats I Denuer oa,
andre itprre Bper Colorado Wfanbaq.
Wetliteret er rebe til at bliue ubfalbt
naariambelft, beoer bet. Mrbeioerleber>
ne bar truffet arrangements til at tisbe,.
5000 Sernbanebi0etter, for at snbel af
@rubearbeioerne % beres Tamilier tan
reiie Bort III andre Stater, bpor Be Tan.
faa Mrbeibe. ,$
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

ytorge. @n Taoer oper | Mmertta,
en- gronbenesins, Rreu / afuigte Gebruar
Wtoaneb biem til Sosnepreifen, bpeu1
ban fOreipurste ON en- Datter af fg,
ionn ban tntet bauoe bort fra | be fife
20 Mar, forteller 9aalosalanb. Bre.
pet falbt tmtolertio | Yoittppen Snsess
bristiens 9enoer % tom faaleDes fbrft
for nogle Dage itben til SognepreFen ],
ION lite tunbe fnbe pisen efter Set af.
Taoeren opsipne Naun. Gorle6en Dag
foretos 9reiten en- BruoeDieIfe, % ,,nber
benne GIT bet op for BAN, ct Urnbela
ntaatte pare ben efteripnrgte Datter.
l1mibbelbart efter gtelien ouerlepereoe
Soaneprefseu Brepet tiI 8ruben, Der
blep meget rSrt ouer bet npentebe BUDS.
itab fra Gaberen % oper Bet sIimrenbe
EtIbub on en- forgfri Jremtio fonn ban.
Der frtmtom rneb I'll ben efter benbes pg
mango anbres msnias lensit srgleu,te
Datter. 81
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

Denlise Mobtaselie lon, be andre af
eelFabets Talere. Riert Fulbe bet
pare, os lite minbf opmuntrenbe for
Ealefsn. 81. Neberne uilbe bliue gobt
;teisste. .@ ..=
Da Miis gptte e. en- t.eset besapet
5sstaDe, 4 ies operbeuift on, Ct bun meb 3
Opetbepisning uil toIte Sasen bpor
bun fouulsr. Sc ifer til at faa &ptn.
berne is til bisie Mpber. Det ftulbe
.itte nnbre mtg, Oh, BET itulbe labe fig
giprsIor besbe at ftifte ct balut Duftn
&u.apeafb olbsforeninser 9uorfor itte2
Der r. faa n,eaen Snteresie for Mfs
boIpslasen blanbt Ruiuberne, at Der
burbsS sSfinbes eller uere Nlabs for minbft
25 feubanne Torentnser ber Minne>
iota aIene. .'5
" uftau gibe, @ef.,
s4a7 2onsfeqom Mue.,
Minneapolts, Wtnn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

Samuel 9ebi@ uar paa Misltonss
ftolen ! BaieI. San bapbe itor 0anite>
lt9btppeb at .lere, bpab Der ifulbe
leres. ". -
@tsa,nensbasen tom.
Men bet par, iom baabe 9erren
os 9utsulmelien fuistebe bam rent ben
Dass.ss=,:=z ..
Den Bref, ber etsaminerebe bau,
tabteShlfbit Eaalmobtsbeben. l..
uaa. men Tan bu ba ilet insentins,
Mennefe2" ..
v1o,~, lparebe 9ebi@ meo Eaarer I
pine.s, ries tienbsr libt til Brebben os
2engben % Dpbben % 9piben of Seiu
&jer!iebeo. =. :. ...z. Z ,.z...;s
vgfu, faa 9aa ub 9errens 9tapn o9
fortpnb bet for 6eontnserne, iasbe
Brefen bepaset.
9an bIep en af Baielermtsfonens
bebite Manb ! Snbien. 81 -=..
Ga. 49,: at 5, robfeitebe %
seruuale eitebe.i Rierlisbeb, f,tnne for,
n.aa at besrtbe 1ueo aQe be beuige baaoe
Breooen os 4ensben % Dpboen oa
9ptben % tlenoe Rriitf &ierlisbeb, iom
oper9aar al Runbifab."
(Den 2utb. Misi itoner.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12
Yonoera>Mttter+

@ou1 fpr napnt faar ri fra Eio til
anbeu Qobe &apporter fra pore Su=
perintenbenter berube peb @ruberne, pg
bet Ter uo til, at ri nermer os 6opebs
aaren, b. ut bat naaet ftere fmaa
vStrinsers" eler Marer, o9 be inbebol.
ber rise Mtneraler. De, iom bar tentt
at tipbe Mttier, bpr lite uente lenaere
bermeb, ba nj tommer til at forbeie
8riien inart. Tor neruerenbe er Pris
fen ]5c pr. Mttie. 81 uoreber Mttte.
gert,ftater paa 200 Mttier os mere, op
til ct Euiinbe. Senb ebers Orbre inb
inareit mnlist.
p 2&rbpbisif Deres,
81. 6. &sinertisu, Pres.
6. Maartmau, M9ent.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12
&pao b1ttt elfteoe NET.
&. Maartmau, Msent.,

@n Rarenertutuoe / Bastnbten ton,
til Nisfoneren % bab ON at bitpe hsbt.
SUN par iom be andre &pinber blanbt
Rarenerne belesiet meb ct utal af
Smptfer.
Utisitoneren talte til benbe. on, BUN
M pirteli3 for Mluor pilbe bpre ben
9erre Selus til. Sun lparebe Sa.
Derpaa tos ban Bibelen frem, ilos
op paa Etm. 2. 40 o9 Ieffe sanife
lan9ion,t:: .... z
Desltseffe %, at Rutnbsrne fuQe
prpoe fta I ipmmelis Rleontng meb
Bluferbisbeb % Gustisbeb, lite meb
TIetninser eaer @ulb eler Yerler eller
toaeIist Rlebebon, men, iom bet iemz
n,er fts ROinber, Der betienbe fla til
@ubsfrpst, n1eb sobe @jerninser.
Misitonaren IDA en- gtunb paa Rp,n.
ben.
gr BY ogfaa piuis til at opsiu: aue
.bisfe Smpttsr for Seiu StpIb2 g fpurste
ban.
Oet par ct upentet @lag.
Dun patlsDe. 9an faa paa TT fmutts
6alSimpfte.
S. s5aa tog bun itn 8eilutntng, rep alle
ing Suptter l ct ngf gfasbe: vs,ye9 eIiter
&riitus mere cub BEN. 4 u
Soy. q le: Simon. Sonas Sgu,
IelFn bn n,i92 4.
Den 2utb. misfoner.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

Scr e u1ere Ratarrb benne Ggn at 2anbet enb ole
anbre SggbDume lidmuen, Da ben bIeb inbtiI be fb.
Mnr erfdrebe 2dgerne ben fDr en- IofM @Dg6om Dg 70
ftffrep IpfdIe ng ba be iffe ppnoaebe 6eIbre
belfe heb tDfal gebanbng ertldrebe be be for ubet
itnticnel GDgbnut o9 berfpr frdber fonfttpnel Be.
shanbIiuq. Ball,s Catarrh Cure fabrferet af 81 &.
&benep y Ggy 9Dlebo, Dbip er bet enefe
slene 8dgemibbel Ntarfebst 9et togss tnbbenbtg
6i1tft pna @tpbet % gpftenet8 Glmbtnber. Sc I'll.
bpber q 90lfdr8 for etbDert bet
M Jurere Crib efter Girtnldrer % a9t6aeS S1pth
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

Ser er 1sreier neoe paa panama--
@tbet. @n ny ltoen &epublit er blepen
oannet, % bet beber, at Toreneoe Sta>
ter aQerebe bar anertjenbt ben. De.
Tortneee Stater Of Columbia bar pros.
teiteret mob bette. l19reien er antaseltg;
opitaaet berueo, at Columbia lite pilbe
ptie mesen Smpoetommenbeb liseouerfor2
Mmeritas Ranalproiett, mems ben npe'
@epubltt er uenltg itemt mob famine.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12
2estoIra, 9egaS.
7be giop.... 1908.

'Hs5t st ln&2ss% jOe yCop. l1O5.
gi bar in,utt Betr frembeles, faaat
aulinsen ber runbt e. for bet mefte
bierset. Dos Ct ber ro9en 0eis utreifet
enbnu. Ses bar ueret meo at traite ub
at Sbod ito Tiger.
vt benne @sn itulbe pare iaa uelfits
tet for EARNING, er bet npf mango, iom
ttte bar ptbft fer. Det er nu tulbelis
beuiif, at benne fabe Yrairte er Rislanb.
Seq bar ueret meb % treRet op til 1900
Bnfbel paa en- Dag af iaa Dob &is,
iom ben tan aules noget @teb. +.
De, iom par ,Geras fra Minnelota
for nosle Aar itben os ttfe fanot noset
Sub, uilbe fnbe, ON be tom bertil nu,
at nosen @erbi laa ffiult benne Sorb>
bnnb osiaa, tbt Der er aulet op til 40
Bulbel Nis pr. Mcre Der yterbeben.
Ser er enbnn lanst r,ellem &tsfarz
merne, men be Rrefter, iom bar ltsget
fiult | benne Sorb, er opbaget, os ber
ct al l1bltst til, at EARNING ital blipe
en- meset betpbeltg gferinssuei / benne
Ganbsbel. ~ ~~
ppab, ion1 nan9ler ber, er mere, af
iaabanne Menb, iom bat taset Qanbet /
Beitbbelie ! be norpltse Stater. 2ises
lebes er Der Mansel paa Wipller til at
male &is. Ser ct tun to iaabanne /
6ouiton, men ben Glib ersmaaite itte
langt borte, ba 9oufon pil bltue for
&is, bua6 Mtuneapolis er for 9uebe i
Winueiota. Men lom for iast, bet
mansler paa TotetaSiombeb fire. gforbeu.
Ser er insen Mansel paa 2anbiesere,
men bet er for bet mefe iaabanne, iom
liter at 9raue Ben9e neb I benne Sorbs
bunb !9aab ON, at Der inart ital tomme
Golt al en- ltbt ftertere Sort forat srape
beres Pense op isien meb 100 Brocent
Nente naturltsuis.
Seq unbres, on1 lite ltot Soctalisme
pilbe uere COB forat boIoe bisie Spetu.
lanter borte, naar be lite er til anoet
enb at sipre 9anbet bprt for Tolt, iom
uil bprte bet forat lepe beraf.
Wfen ct ipnes at uere ltttert, nemIis
at bet burbe bliue biQtst at leue, tbi
&is er nu t omtrent famine Pris iom
9uebe pr. Buibel.
81 leper pel, Denne, CONNER bar
ber title ueret mesen Spsbom berom>
firing. Det bar ueret paajtaaet, at
&isaulin9en ffuloe meofpre Malarias
feber, men bet mobiatte ipnes at pere
Gtlfelbet. TIL bet frtfte Tanb, iom bliuer
pumpet ouer Msrene, fpnes lite at pere
til nosen 3tnber iaa 3enieenbe.
6. u. Baden.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

Gn Rptnoe par erbentlt9 flint forleben
Dag, os bun ifreD ct Brep til Dr.
Tabrnep Gbicago seron,. Sun par
flint, fnrbt bun ttte t,tnbe faa Rurtto
paa Apo:betet ! ben Bp, buOr bun bOebe,
% iaalebes par nebt til at fenbe til
Egbicaso eter ben. 5un fanht tmibler<
tib ub isnere, at ben par pero at ienbe
Iefter. Denne Mebictn felges nirefte
|ttl Gorbruserne siennem asenter eller af
Gabritanten, Dr. Better Eabrrep, 112
/ III so. 9opne Ape., Gbteago s5Q.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

Sire Born, bporat tire bar 9pftenbe,
bleu brebte i 2ancaffer, Obio, iifte
Spnbas. De leste meo en- Blittanbe,
bport ber bapbe paret Nitroslpcerine.
Ser baube peret libt igien Ranben, og
bette etsploberebe n,eb ben ,,aunte Tslse.
Set elbite Barn par en- @ut paa IA
Mar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

greitbent .@oofeuelt os @us. gan
Cant bar fom iebuanlist beHen1t Eors,
bag ben 2ebe Nou. til Gatfseliesbas
os anbefaler, at man paa ben Dag
famles fine Ritter os fine biem forat
tatte Sub for al ben @obbeo, ban bar
ptit mob os. :.s.% .
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12
] N!llIl|tss.l.leIota. ] n 4 4 ).

gn Manb ueb Scam Dapib 6ans=
ion bengte fis ielp ! gountpfensiiet &
Albert Sea Tor ea l1ses Eib fben.
Fl 2unb Genis. en- ,1ng @ut I nlens
eler ber | gferbebet er bIepen muItteret
forat baue foraariaset Yrairiebranb,
iom 9iorbe Stabe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

@n Mtatoner philadelphia er bles
pen rfttaalet" og bortfert til Tjelbene
ipbuefltse gtrsinia. buor @pperne forz
LANCER 800, 900 1olgsnins for bam.
Den ifiaalne er en- uns Manb ueo Mapn
gbmarb 8. @enb. #.,.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

Ser bolbes en- tor Nrbeiber-g gonpen,
tiou I Bottom ! bisie Dase. Den pilz
pare ninbft II Dage. Der er neifen
500 Delegater, reprefenterenbe II, o0o.
sS!emmer. st af be @perssmaal, iont
nil tomme op, er, ON Nmerican GeDer@
.atiou of 9abor ltal llutte IS I'll Spcias-
.l.iterne. =. z@ .Sss . s.ss.+zs+
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

i Det beber, at Scr. Sobn Mit4en,.
Der leoebe ben itere Rulfirett fife gtnter.
MI bar l1b1gt til at blipe Ateblem af
Breiibent Nooieuelts Rabinet. @aa err
oa en- anben Arbeiberieber bleDen siorts
ulfabeli9. ...E
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

@ysepleiere (gfuries) peo Miplerne.
ftal berefter lpnnes etter Dpstisbeb oea
lite efter negen anoeu afeiott &e9el.-
Dette Ct beiluttet forat tuune bebolbe er,e
farne Muries. --s
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

@nbel af MpQeitre.ferne Minnez-
apolis boloer uo enbnu os r1ener, at be.
lite enbnu bar tabt. @ubei at benz.
refer bort os ipser Nrbeioe andre @tea
Der, ts. :.-E. Pr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

Sioen ben lite Iusuft bar Erutnefa>
brtten | Sttllmater inbbetalt til Stats.
tasien $3s4, ,94l for E1utne o9 9amp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

Det beber, ut Don1mer s. SO. gol%-
Inns t ct. @loub bar beHuttet at ie9e
Domination til @upernprfanbibat.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

Peter @resmer % 9uitru I Berbanrs
fetrebe @elpbrpQup forleben. De bar-
bapt 8 8prn, og IA al benz leper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12
ara &tt.aeipta 9otaIafboISSs
rs y.,& felltab>

Set oeilise 8eir, iom pt nu bar bapt
en- Maanebs Glib, bar lite alene fat mt
Mob Tarmerne uboper Staten, men
esfaa bragt fornyet 2iu inb I MfbolSs'
foltets @etter; ct ffttert Beuts berpaa
er ben Mensbe Brepe fom t be f'bfe.
Par Tiger er ienbt Setreteren. Com
Tpl9e beraf bar leg baut 5enberne fulbes
meb Arbsibe bare peb at beiuare be mobs
tasne 8repe for lite at nepne be mango
andre Mrbeiber peb Sioen af. Neben,
for sir leg ct l1ooras at nosle af be itoit
mobtasne Brepe. -
5fod gallep Nfbolosforenins bar
pal9t: Warte 9omme, Soiepbine 2pie,
os g. u. 9uitao til Prosramstou1ite.
Toreninsen bar fremoeles Tremsans os
faar tnb 3-4 Webleu1mer ueb bpert
Mpoe. Meolemsantaaet er MI 43.
Sra 6aabet Gorenin9, Bope Co., /:
ifriues: vgor S5oreuins potter 1aste,
men itttert; ut taser lite inb buemion>
BELT; be lom lite mener bet alporlist
eniter ri lite meb." 4
Tra Wabelta fommer ben olebeliee
@pbeb, at Mfbolbsforeninsen ber nplig
ct reorsaniieret os after bespnbt at ar<
beioe. Mfabelta os Omesn teller
mango turise os ftaute Mfbolbsmeno os
&pinoer, JONI, naar be bespnber at ia
/, utl tuuue aisre bet 9anlfe broset for
@aloonerne os Dritfeelementet.
fra Blue Garth Toreuins Rriues:
rDet saar meset sobt os oper 6oruent>
ming meo Mfbolosarbeioet. men bet rres
pcr osiaa Mrbetoe os Opoirelie ital bet
sao trem. 81 bar bog en- at bolbe os
til, iom er ben sobe 6ielper, os iom
albrts uit iuiste, oeriom ri bolber ub i
Ero os Bsn. Jan, iom formaar at
vimelte 9ierterne iom @anbbette", ban7
ptl osiaa bielpe DOT Gag frem, Waatte;|
9srrens @eliisnelie bo riseltsen tbIanbt
os, iaa ri tunbe aiare mere, enb ri bar
siort til ibaa.~
Tra Dawion itrtues, at Mfbolospens
nerne Der bar or9aniieret fig for at
sjsre ct itabtet os effetttpt Mrbeibe for
at bolbe SaIoonerne ube peb tommenbe
Waaruals. Sibite 0acr bleu @aloo>
nerne bolot ube n1eb 8 @temmers Ma.
ioritet.
fra 2ote gart: rgi er iaa meset
prattiite ber. at ri iprser for, at als
Mfbolbsfolt faar fine 8orserpaptrer,
faa be tan femme til gaaren.~
@aniitio Toreuins, Dobse County,
bar poa uplie afbolot t6aluaarsmsoe
ualst fplsenoe 8eftprelfe: Gormanb,
Muoreas Suesrub; @ics>6ormanb, ga.
flor s. 8. 2asieleu; Setreter, mils
Senftne Berse; &asierer Sbplor Sos.
lamb. i
Presramtomite: Mnne Mnonbp, Mnne
Tieritab, ,@u.ma Xasieien os Oscar Nes~
ietb. vGt bar Mpber bper 8 Tiger, os
btsie er sanife sobt beipste. 2sbed
par Der, os ri little bam meset sobt,
men ban par Der bare en- Mtteu. Det
par pnifeltst, ON ban tunbe tomme
tsien til 0tnteren." a
9aabet Mfbolostorenins ueit for 9bief
&iuer Talls bleu ueb 2ebeds Mpbe Der
ben 29be Ottober reoreantieret efter en-
9oile af fere Mar. Den teller MI 10
Meblemmer. 6. @brtfenlen er pals,|
til Gormanb % q. s. Spenbslte sc,
tretGr.
Mtis Canine .. Rotte bespnber iia1
@eiferute Mfpolbstasens Snteresie ogl
/ @elitabets Gieneite ben 22be bennes.
Mifs &ofte er pel tienbt / ben norbs
peitli9e Del af :MinneIota .os ttlbels II
81. .. fra be ca. - Mar, bun bar
bolot Stole, baabe norf % engelf.
1
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

&onaresien famleoes til en- Gttre@
iesiton Manbag.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

Bait. 8. Suul ! Brandon ftal mere
farlist ips.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1903-11-12

6rl plelm le1te % le1te t9fell, %
Grebrit ftisnte sobt, at bet par DieIp,
5fom par ton.n,en. RaIb paa mtg paa
N,bens Dag, % les pil ubfri big, %
bn ffal prize mtg, iasDe Msberen ftiue
1for Fg. Trsbrit ftraalebe al @Iebe.
Den 2utb. Niisftoner.)
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-26
Shot His Babies.

Marion, Ind, Oct. 26.--Jesse Nc.
Clure farm hand, murdered his two
sons. aged 8 and years, Saturday af.
ternoon, near Franklin, because his
wife refused to see him again. Later
Mcclure drove to this city and sur.
rendered Tonight 1t was learned that
a mob was forming TO come to Marion
and he was spirited from the Jail here,
and started for indianapolis.
Mrs. Mcclure had taken her chill.
dren to her fathers home Today Nc.
CluFe found them playing in the front
yard, and induced them, with candy,
to take ride with him. After sur.
rendering. Mcclure admitted the muir
der 20 the turnkey, and said he had
killed his children because his wife
had refused TO see him. He said:
IL decided TO be revenged and drove
down the road 10 a little clump OF
trees. My children were asleep in the
buggy, When stopped the jolt
awoke my little boy. Dee. He looked
up at me and said; Papa, what are
you going TO do?
Il held my hands over his eyes and
took my gun from my pocket. and shot
him In the forehead. killing him In
stantly, The shot awoke little Homer.
and | took him by the shoulder and
fred a shot into his head. They both
fell TO the bottom OF the buggy. |
drove the horse 10 the side OF the read
and laid their bodies out on the with.
cred grass
The neighbors will lynch me when
they have found out what | have done.
| do not care what you do with me. /
am ready 20 die, and expect to hang
for this crime. An ask is TO see my
dear little ON buried"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-26
Boston Girl a serapper.

Boston, Oct. 26.-Only one dlsord-
erly demonstration marked the third
day of the strike OF the messenger
boys employed by the American Dis.
trict Telegraph Company. Throughout
the day several strikers were on pick.
ct duty in the vicinity Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company's main Of
fees on Main street.
The pickets tried to induce many
OF the girl strike-breakers to stop
work, but generally without any at
tempt at intimidation. Later in the
day one OF the girls was followed by
several boys, yelling at and threaten,
ing her. The girl paid no attention to
the crowd until one of the boys struck
her, and then she struck back
This was the signal for an attack on
her by the crowd. which had grown
to large proportions. Several men
rushed 20 the girls aid. and protected
her until policemen, by free use OF
their clubs. scattered the strikers and
their sympathizers. The girl delivered
the message, and returned 70 the ofieo
under police escort
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-26
FINE
ROAD
SOUTH
A Highway That is AdVer-
tising Salem TO the World

County Judge Scott has returned
from good roads convention at Port
land that has done much to educate
county officials and road supervisors
to the need Of better roads, and how to
secure them.
At the State Press Association Pres
ident Conkling, of Grants Pass, compli
mented Salem on the fine broken rock
road to Liberty He should also have
complimented the farmers of that sec
tion for liberal aid in building that
road, and would have done so, had he
known how much they contributed be-
sides paying their taxes the same as
anyone else.
That road from the line Of Mission
street, is now free from all sticks
loose rock and rubbish, and is a pleas
ant road to drive over. It has sus-
tanned the heaviest traffic Of any road
in the county the past three months,
carrying thousands OF dollars worth
of grain and hops and prunes, besides
cordwood and other farm products,
and all the passenger travel
From Mission street to the macad-
amized road the loose rock have been
removed by the efforts of the South
Salem Civic Improvement League, and
without expense to any one as this is
the road all funerals pass over Their
work proves this: 1t takes one man
about two hours to clean a mile of
highway from loose rock, unless It is
a highway built Of boulders, like the
street TO the fair grounds.
At this rate one man will clean five
miles Of road per day. If there are
500 miles of road in the county It
would take 100 days work to clean all
the main road in the county, and cost
5000. Would not that be a good in.
vestment? We would like the county
Judge and street commissioner to take
a drive over South Commercial street,
and see how little 1t costs to improve
a road, and take Off the loose rock.
There is an object lesson that proves
that IL is not enough to build a road,
but It is just as important to take
proper care Of 1t afterwards.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-26
Has an Ak to Grind.

Washington, Oct. &c. B. Booth,
chairman of the National Irrigation
Association, had a long talk with the
President this morning. He wants to
repeal the desert land act and the
commutation homestead act. He says
he has many proofs of fraud perpe.
trated through these laws, TO the det.
riment OF actual homesteaders. The
President promised to look Into the
matter.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-26

got around with ease, and wore his
rival down.
When Gleason Met Webb
In Minneapolis years back Charlie
Gleason, a good fighter of the past,
met a youth named Webb. AS they
came across the stage a calcium light
iared up and its blaze caught Webb
full in the face. AS he biinked, owl.
like, in the glare Gleason shot home a
straight right and won the shortest
battle on record-about three sec
onds.
Harking back about forty years and
more It will be remembered that John
c. Heenan, when fighting John Nor
rissey had all the better of the fray
until aiming a hard punch at the
other fellow, he hit post full tilt
and crushed his knuckles, thus spoil
ing his right hand and ultimately
losing the verdict.
These are only a few instances
which show how large a part pure ac-
cident and the interference Of mani.
mate objects have often played in
combats of the ring They go to
prove that mere strength or splendid
skin, or even the two combined, may
not always win, and that even bull
head luck is not always proof against
sudden influence exerted by the ad-
joining scenery.
Speaking of accidents, the funniest
ever seen in any ring came off at the
Chicago Athletic Association some
seven or eight years ago. A large
young man named Fltzgerald-who
never fought aRain-and another earn.
est whale named Sheedy-who like
wise laid aside the gloves the same
evening-were doing battle. Both
were very weary, and Fitzgerald was
groggy in the extreme Lurching ac-
ross the ring, he started an uppercut--
started IL from way low hoping to
lift Sheedys head right off its foun-
daiions sheedy fell back out of the
way, and the uppercut, travelling on
with awful speed, caught its sender
right under his own chin, knocking
the dayllghts out Of him and putting
him in the archives Of fame as the
only man who ever knocked himself
down and insenslble.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-26
RussIan Papers TaIk erayeIy.

London, Oct 26.--special dispatches
from St. Petersburg report a growing
ill-feeling in Russia against both Eng.
land and the United States, in conse.
quence of the supposed sympathy Of
these countries for Japan, This feel.
ing finds expression in the Novoe
Vremya, which, in commenting on the
decision of the Alaskan boundary tri.
bunal, says ii hopes that Canada will
now sever the ties connecting it with
Great Britain.
The Virkina maintains a belllcose
attitude, expressing the opinion that
neither Great Britain nor the United
States will interfere. and Russia was
better prepared for war This paper
urges that Japan had better be crushed
without delay.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-26
.OPEN CONFESSION
Good FOrtheSOuI

We claim monopoly on honesty, neither do w
assume all the virtue there is in the land.
We are not giving away clothing or conductE
our store out of pure generosity for the public. vel
sell no S25 suits for $i99 or S25 overcoats for sA
nor do we throw in a ticket to Portland with y@
purchase and raise the price to pay for it. We b
claim to be a fair dealing, wide awake clothinl
house, always giving you full value for your m'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-10-26
Be Sure and Read This.

Chicago, oct. 26.-John Bohn, edi.
tor of the Hotel World, this morning
filed papers for a divorce from his
wife. Grace, who is said to be a fol-
lower Of Mrs. Tingley. of Point Iona.
Mrs. Bohn filed a petition two years
ago, but dismissed It a few months
later A year ago Bohn secured an
order from a San Francisco court
placing his two children in his custo-
-dy.