davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29

BUFFALO N. Y. w salu-
ME przy ulicy Weimar dw6ch
polak6w Max Zmukowskii 1
Antoni Ziemczak pokl6cili
sic nastepnie pobili wreszcie
dobyli rewolwer6w i moze.
byliby sic pozabijah,, gdyz
obadwaj byi dobrze pijani,
.lecz ma ich szczescie przybyl.
do salonu Patrolman Malloy
kt6ry wojujacym kaza1 rzuci6
rewolwery ma ziemie "a
bral ich do kozy. Sedzia
Murphy skaza1 obydw6ch 4
po $25 kary. To troche "a
kosztowna zabawa, a wszyst-
ko to czyni ,,spirytus" kt6ry
zabiera coraz wiecej ofiar.
Dw6ch obiecujjaeych1
m1okos6w Micha1 Przybylak
i J6zef Jarzy6ski przybyli .
do salonu ojca Jarzynskiego
pod No. 81 przy I'll. Town
send i tam ukradli tytoniiu u
S 2.35 gotowizna, "a co costa
Ii aresztowani.. Sedzia ska
zal ich. ma $40 kary. Przy-
sz}osc tych mlodzienc6w "a
pewniona, ale na pochy1ej
drodze do upadku. .s.5.s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29

TOLEDO, Ohio, Osmna-
stu niewidomych wnios1o
aplikacye do rady miejskiej
O wsparcie i'm przynalezne Cd
powiatu W sumie $100 rocz-
ME. Miedzy tymi jest jeden
polak, oh. Jan Nawrot, "a
mieszka}y przy ul' Dexter.
Podlug prawa, powiat jest
obowiazany p}acic niewido-
mym TAXA sumo co rok az
do ich smierci.
= Jadwiga ,Nowak, icza-
ca 16 lat, zaskarzy}a miasto Q
$4,000 z powodu uszkodzeh
jake odebra}a, upad}szy ma
:popsutym chodniku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29

...t-. r .- - FL, i
jacego, tenn wiecej on wp}y-
wa ma sprawy pahstwa, CO
swoja droga czesto ME tylko
re ME u}atwia, ale przeciwnie
utrudnia zadanie mellow sta
nu. Jednakowoz silna indy
widualnosc panujacego, wy
ciskajaca ma wszystkiem pie
tho swoje, przynosi panstwu
korzysci i to znaczne.
w innych krajach ludzie
zycza sobie mice w}asnie ta-
kiego monarche.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29

BERLIN "a stycznia We
wszystkich tutejszych szko-
ZACH wydano zakaz uczenia
polskiego jezyka. Powodem
tego jest, wedle oswiadczenia
dziennik6w rzadoWych, coraz
bardziej szerzaca sic propa-
ganda polskosci miedzy ma
szymi rodakami W Berlinie
zamieszkalymi.
Zakaz ten Jest W razacej
sprzecznosci 2 zapewnienia-
mi kanclerza Buelowa, kt6ry
pred kilku dniami zapew-
NAL, il rzad ME eciWia sic
nauce pol lskiego jezyksa dla
. p olak6W.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29

w CUSTER, Wis, Zmar}a
W czwartek zesz}ego tygodnia
PAM J6zefowa Kukaszewicz,
liczac lat 20. Do Ameryki
przybyla 35 lat temu 2 me-
zen swym, kt6ry umarl
pred kiiku jjuz laty. Zmar}a
pozos ostawila 5 syn6w- " De
levan. Rodzina pahstwa ku-
kaszewicz6w cieszy sic jak' (
najlepsza slawa to tel na e po-
grzeb zmarlej chali sasie-
.dzi 2 calej d olicy. Pogrzeb
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29
=odby} sic koscio}a Serca
Jezusa ma Polonii W zeszly
poniedzia1ek.

s. T., - ( .
MILWAUKEE, Wis, !.
w poblizu fabryki szk}a ma ma
po}udniowej stronie zosta1a
.zabita niejaka Lavine, SO let
MIA kobieta. Lavine nieszka
trzy biloxi poza miastem przy.
Howell avenue. Gdy popo}u-
dniu przechodzi}a torami,
nalecia} ma MIA pospieszny
pociag i zabi1 ia ma n1iejscu.
Zw}oki przywieziono na dwo-
rec odes1ano do koronera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29
TRENTON, N. j.

zesz}y piatek chlopcy 6lizga-
jacy sic ma kanale water
power" znalezli w1narzniete
cia}o cz}owieka, jak sic p6z-
niej okazalo by} to David
Szamalia, z Burlington, po
tenn przyby} do Trenton j jak
sic dosta1 do kanalu, Mkt
ME vie. w kanale woda wca-
le ME jest g}ebsza mad 15
cali. #
- w zesz1y wtorek W sa-
die powiatowym rozpoczaf
sic process Bart}omieja Zda-@
nowicza, oskorzonego Q NOR
derstwo Nellie Cubberty ko-
biety podejrzanej cno-
ty. Sad przysieg}ych zosta1
mad podziw W bardzo kt6t-
kim czasie wybrany, DO W
19tu minutach, czego jeszcze
nigdy W naszym sadzie dotad
ME by1o.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29

BAY CITY, Mich. - KS.
Piechota, byly kilkomiie esiecz-
ny asystent przy tutejszejj
parafii polskiej, opuscil " ze-
sz}ym tygodniu nasze 4 mia
sto, udajae sic do 'jedne ego zeS
stan6W Novel Ang1ii
W'ak:ujace tam polskie J.
bostwo. rs, ]P|''i P'iechot ME d,
dawno q 'a''' Jest " Amleryc q no-E
z q sic z m1y6la ] za pred dkieg po
Wrotu do rod zinlego rai,,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29

BERLIN. % stycznia Ame-
ryka6scy agenci zakupili W
Niemczech 100, ,000= ton We
gla twardego, kt6ry zostanie
przewieziony do Stan6w Zjed-
noczonych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29
CLEVELAND Ohio.

GLE EVELAND ONO. -
Dw6ch drab6w ma Lake uli-
cy zatrzymalo 15-letniego
ch1opca j, podczas gdy jeden
scisna1 mu gard}o, drugi
zrewidowa1 kieszenie zabra}
$4.00. Wypadek mia} miej-
see W bialy dzie6 iwiele zda-
la temu sic przypatry
lecz nikomu ami ma mysl ME
przysz}o, ably cos podobnego
moglo sic zdarzyc wsr6d
dnia. Ch}opiec 0 wypadku
zawiadomil policye.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29

LONDYN, "a stycz. Pub
kownik Arthur Lynch, kt6:
ry s1uzy} W irlandzkim pu}ku
w wojnie n Burami i cz}onek
parlamentu Galloway, zosta]
wczoraj uznany winnym i
skazany ma smierc "a zdrade
kraju.
Linch wyrok przyja} spo-
kojnie. ..>, r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29

NEW YORK N. Y. 22 sty-
cznia. w Nowym Yorku we
gle znacznie stania}y, a to z
powodu wzglednie }agodnego
powietrza. Baronowie weglo-
wi klna, ma czem SWAT stoi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29
BUFFALO, N. Y.

BUFFALO, N. Y. - w
niedziele rano pred wscho-
dem s1o6ca napad}o trzech
drab6w Mateusza Gabrysza-
ka, lat 20 ma rogu Stanislaus
ul.i Sweet ave. i pozga1o go
nozami. Uwiadomiona o tenn
policya aresztowa}aa Wojcie-
cha Michalaka z p. n. ~
Loepere ul., Tomasza Boro-
wiaka, 294 Sweet a e. i
Franciszka Borowiaka, 293
Sweet ave, jako domniemna-
nych spraWc6W napadu. Ga
bryszak, kt6ry ma szczescie
ME jest ciezko ranny i z}ozo-
ny jest W szpitalu, mieszka
ma .Stanislaus ul.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29

TELEGRAM z Filipin do
nosi, re Marcin Gapski, syn
|ogsh1ie miedzy polakami ma
|zaehodniej stronie znanego
.Wktora Gapskiego, umar}
na Zcholere. Zmar}y liczy} lat
ri fi .s}uzyl 21-szym pu}ku
piechoty Stan6w Zjedn.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29
DDT1HCTT A Oer<

BRUKSELA, 26go stycz-
MIA. Berli6ska depesza do Pc
tit Bleu, datowana jeszcze z
soboty, donosi, re W przysz-
lynn tygodniu zostanie za1at-
wiona sprawa Venezuela. St.
Zjed. zamianuja komisya,
kt6rej powierzy sic admin
strowanie urzed6w c1owych
rzeczypopolitej Venezuela.
R6wnoczesnie z Rzymu mad
chodzi wiadomosc, re bloka-
da wybrzezy wenezuelskich
zak66czy sic W poniedzia}ek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29
z niw l:i.'' Polskich
" AMERYCE.

& DETROIT Mich, W
niedzialek pekla W fabry-
&c Wagon6w ma stronie "a
g, ,e,hodniej os j kawalek tejze
trafil W oko Andrzeja Mar
szalkiewicza, Nieszczesliwego
zabrano do Grace szpitala
tam dopiero lekarze wydoby-
il oW kawa1ek zelara. Mie
rzyl on cal W srednicy i diva
Gale. dlugosci. Oko musiano
==wyjjac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29

PITTsBURG. Pa 25 stycz.
Szalony BLIZZARD, jaki nawie-
dill tn miasto, poczyni} ME-
ma1o spustoszenia zw}aszcza
ma kolei zelaznej .,Pennsyl-
wanna Road. Oko}o 5000
wagon6w towarowych zosta}o
wstrzymane ma bocznych to-
rach, z powodu, IL burza zni-
szczy}a g16wny plant kolejo-
wy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-01-29
NEW YORK, N.

NEW YORK, N. Y, 23
stycz. Podajac sic jako kupiec
futer, detektyw Duggan Sle-
dzi1 z1odzieja, kt6ry krad}
drogie futra tutejszym kup-
com. Sprytny detektyw tax
zrecznie chodzi} ko}o tel
sprawy, il wykry} z}odzieja
Filarskiego, kt6r,y mia1 sw6j
.sk1ad kradzionych futer pod
aflr. 56 Prince str. Detektyw
og}osi}, il poszukuje futer ma
handel mimi, "a kt6re bedzie
p}aci4 dobre ceny. Wtedy FL
glarski zg}osi} sic r6wniez
"a kupca futer, ofiarowa} mu
sprzedaz tychze. Duggan u
da1 sic znim do ,,sk1adu" :,
gdzie znalaz1 futer wartosci
$4,000, bez ceremonii vice
aresztowal Filarskiego, W
kt6rym rozpoznano s}ynne-
go rzezimieszka Chicago.
Filarski powiada, il ME mia1
zadnych wsp6lnik6w, lecz
krad} sam. z
BERLIN, % stycz. Kan
clerz Buelow W odpowiedzi
RichteroWi, kt6ry twierdzi},
re cesarz Wilhelm szkodzi.
interesom pa6stwa przez cia-
gle gadanie. swoje bez zaciag-
niecia rady ministr6w, zazna-
cyl, ze " monarchii konstyy- IS
tucyjjnejj liczyc sic powin:nli
mezoWie stanu 2 in. indyWidu- y
5alnoscia panuj jac ego. In. In sill
Iniejsza iindyWid val nose panu-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22
SERIOUS
SHOOTING
AFFRAY
Woman Seeks the Life
of Her SOn-in-
Law
Mrs. Maxfield Tries TO Take
the Life Of the Man Who
ElOped With Her
Daughter

Ms. Nzxsela asrenpetd % El
otho Hall rko recsutiy eioped fruz
bis city Eith her daughter. chariosis
Mzxhe8d- a. the conner of Seoozd A-d
Baker streets. aboct T.5s O'Clock Fss-
terdAy eTsniinE- Han and Miss yAI.
aeid had been married near Va-cO1v-
e.. Wzsh-. and had Jus, retained 20
this city. and we're on their way 10
the home q some friends Ehen Ms.
Marheid net them Amer vainly e.
deavOTfng % persuade her daughter
70 lsars Hall and 20 with her. Ms
Ma1feld painted q revolver directly
AZ Hal. and fred sac was starting
Only a fsE feet away. and the pistol
WGE almost akainst Halls body. Tie
ballet struck button On Halls tru-s-
ers and another button directly -
neath Il. thus csusinE u 20 EiHzce
and saving MS nfe- Th- ElarcinE b1i
let although checked by contact With
the butt0ns. struck Hall vfth suEcielf
force 70 inhict q painful but not ss-i-
ous wound on the abdomen. but uot
penetTafinE entirely through the shin
After the hrst Ehos bad been fret
Hall started 70 run. While Mrs. MAJ
field fired Eve more times a. hin Ole
q the bullets catered a window of
the residence % Mr. Saltmarsh
Some q Halls fricnds seiEed Mrs.
ME1aeld and dlEarmed her she AS
thea arrested and soon placed 10 the
county all
Han vas taken 70 the once o. Dr
Hill. where his wounds we're dressec
and be was then taken % the rest
dence o. Mr.. and Ms william Rain.
Eafer in East Albany. His young Eiie
is Elth him. and say she Eill lot ~
turn 20 ner mother.
This shooting affair Is the Outcome
% the rece-t sensational eiopemert. q
fun sccollt % which vas published
in the Herald Ms. MaEfeld threat
ened that Il Hall married her dE1Eh.
ter she would XII him. and she en-
teaForet 20 make good her tsreat
Han 0Ees his life 20 Ehsf seezs % BE
q miracle.-Alhany Herald
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22
chema~a's RssspsIon.

All The hears got up 70 the f0p of
their tree A. sooa - the Presidential
train cane In sight and iooked 70 see
II Teddy had hik gun.
The train jast stopped and Mr..
Campbell had time % shake hands
With the Pr,ai1ent. and thea they
slowly pnlied out
Ott0 Beatty and J0seuh Woodward
two Young American bronco busters
raced With the train from near Salem
% fhe crossing north of ChcmaWa and
shook hands Nlth the President a. he
stood on the hind platform. while the
train uas making more than six miles
per hour Roosevelt commended the
bog4 and. a. he shook hands with
them s8id. Well t0ne boys. good
Tor YOU And the boys are PrOad.
on. my
Neariy every house IN this vicinity
pas deserted today Those By the
rallroad wene decoralsd ana crowded
with cheerinE people.
Everybody said. ~Ho looks iast lke
his pietnres. and he dld.
And the weather here Tas Just per.
feet n. n
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22
Run Away
and Wreck

he oily accident yesterday Eas a
runavay. ~ l. ThOupsou. the Pals
City druEEist. iet his team Eet aEay
from hin o. HiEh street The team
became friEhtened at a street car and
started 20 run- Mr. Thompson did
nos care 20 take any chances. 50 feli
Out q the rear ead % the buggy as
soor a. be could A. the fed stable.
Just in the rear q the salem hotel
a lzrEe number q rigs had been left
in the street. leaving orly a narrO~
driveWay. and the runaway team tried
70 run he gz1ntiet, but struck iIrn-
bsr Eazon. l1sg beyond Lows stable.
What rem ai1ed q the buzgy struck a
Tree. throwing the horses and bruisins
d IN some
Mr Thompson esca1et With torn
ciothes but a. the rig Eas hired. u
remains % be seen uhO uil have 70
sand the hin q damazes-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22
80 -, az. -.

ne GerTzis public schools have
ceased for the ss4so1- The rev
tern wiIl ope1 IN October next The
uast school year has been unquest-o1-
abiy the -ost successful one ever
tz-zht IN thfs district Mr.. Fletcher
ard his assistants have made an ez.
ceIle-t EhOrinE-the results are al
thas oo1ld be expected Tie closing
exercises az the opera house Friday
nizht were wit1essed and e1toyed By
a iArEe auiie1cs. The individual wors,
q each o1s Ess spis1did. ard the vol
uzfeer rork o. Mss Amy Harding a,
the piaro. Miss B1uEhnan IN her 70
cal solos. Azd Miss Richmoads in rel.
tztion assisted the program mater
aliy.-GerTais Star
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22
oa.s Ms, lie esntIsmsn.

"a Journal Your uar core
EpoEterf Wh0 Wrote up the military
manclFcfs af the depot during ne
arrival 81 the President as evident.
ly oFrfoone ~ the EasteT-eEs bon
meta DTfae1t and hence Accredited the
brave nerlhers ~ the battalion With
so-ne yeii1E streaks. because they mo-
meaiarily Weakenei Ehen the Easter
eEEsters made their onslanght % get
near His Noos. the Pfesideut War
cOrreEpo1deuLs doing held duty
Ehouh always carp The best glasses
ard take great care nOt o. charge sol
ciers vita running EVay from the Ia
dies A. a silent and harmless spec-
iator az ne depot. I consideT IL Won.
derful thaf the ladies goi away them
selves. a. The Only weakening" I no
uced amOEg the militia boys vas to
NarfE The EzsteTegE boanets. and
Lot aWay from them. lCould you
blame. them. for whereabouts Do Ore
EOn girls 49, their hulshfl Anyhow
b u not a question a. 10 hoW far a
soldiers duty extendss 4 be en-
piOFed b. the state % tnmahaWk
uiaidens shen they Nant % see the
President ! am In favor q a govern.
ment o. the people aud b. the people
and fOr the people. 80 vas Abraham
IAncoln. - | am told Let as honol
our boys In blue lOr. tan. I meanl
and not charge c0Sardice % them
.~hen Il a In reality chivalry 20 tbs
ladies' I consider a company NhC
would not iAll back. when aitAcked b.
the ladies. lackiag In gentlemAnIy
qualities. and not worthy the honOi
0f the name of soldier. Yours foI
Newspaper reports not carrying 5,
, many 'c0lors- PRIVATE.
salem. Nay =. 1904
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22

"a. the co.e1cfc-s O. trains Eescs
-s-~s-s. ne order IS 70 toe ezecA
~a--r t-zfz sEez-E EzS- r11e - Ne
--rs-ss. NoE Euzlt1r Dave ho1sto1-
So Co-ss-. Jas HA-s1-uUEn- NH-
To--erl AT ne rasr 81 the csc-i11ers-
- hare sre1t their Ives n tne
onsrhas. took -ice p-srched u7.o1 ne
e-vuses SAT f1 the ezEtne. Wnica :
szrslv lzrEs s-C1Eh fO- o1e ua-- X
fs ,esslsss 20 say tat 50 far. the o.
Se- has nof hee1 cozplied vita oy 2
ss-r1e co-s-crcr. k11 a uuEoer o
the-r have sa-t -ort % tie o1ciais
thsf thsy vii uo1 sndAzEsT their lives
~ rssfrE In an s-Eine cab. Ehere. y
rass of az accide-t- Z IS a miracle y
tro zez can save thsir Ives and
-hers a rkfri rfH make The ehznces
q escape more diEcult- We wonder
uhzr o1ce boy originated The ideA
a-s who zas foo,ish enough % think
he eo-drctors void comply Uith u
Therp Is about as much se1se IN such
An order a. 70 issue ore asking the
o@cials 70 ri6e over the rad in q
h.rr rar
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22
DAMAGE
TO WHEAT
is HEAVY
Reports Now the Chief
Factor in the
Markets
Pzttea Not 7BByinglIon That
5a'ScOresH0WeVer--SzyslTa
kThere IS Plenty
Of Corn

Chioazo. May 21.-The Rscor6-Hsr
aid says.
The damage 70 tse water Wheat
wkieh has been an increasi1g factor
fo- a fortnight. srd Which has be-
cone finally the chisf infueBce IN
the uheaS market says william 5
WErTez. is within a large circle. in-
elading payrs q Inino1s. Irtiana. Tea
Bessee. Re1tncky and Missouri Il Ia
a great sOr wheat ara The rep0rts
inticAte uhaf the crop trOgbie has
been mAinly from the HeEEiEn Ply In
tks ioE Iands. but NJ infornafion in
dlcates that there has ben sone gen
erai 6efefri0rstio1 or the uplantE. a
sort % plant deSllify from TIE cold
uezther
NY sumr-arizafio1 % the sltuan0-
is that ne io9ses have heen on q
scale 70 change ole's crop eEpecta-
tions b. ab0gt 100 60 co bushels.
We have besl going O. the assump-
ton % an .0.1o1 900 bushel wheas
harvest viii 10 accdenu In the
rorthuest 90 not think anyOne
noE. ftln Dres1minE that perfect COG
MAAlaAH rAAnA q. lAH NaTNl p etlr Naa
hgure On more than 20 109 90 bush-
els % wheat
= am buying no Ehest 90 the crop
DAMAGE riaiu saif James A. Pzffen
4 believe the zfzerai appearance of
feferf0rzfluc is mainly re resun %
the cold wather early in the month
Tke Eheat u yeii0E bur y u is q
ueTe matter ~ co'f weather in Hay.
g. ] believe The piarf Uln green up
aEain TIE cats ttro1eh liinois
needs rain bgt n eir cOldiilon o. n0t
fespefate. A seek of wet weather
yin make the Iilircis prospect look
ven dicer-rt A. ~ the corn. ny
oririon IA that fhe bulls Do not apiire
cate ilsf h1E much cora the country
has 70 sell Ole sfafl0n Do illinois ~
daT Chenca bcuEht lf50d0 bushels
The board ~ trade directors yeste--0
dAF orderci posted for a ballot ~ the
uemberhip that amendmelf which
ulake1 deliverable On hoarf ~ trade
coltracts il addition % the uheaf
grade nos Deliverable. No. ] hard
and No. 2 hard Einter provided how.
ever. that o. al No ! anf No hard
winter uheaf delivered on contFacx
8 pr cent shall D. defucted The.
price q me membership Ia The board
% trade b arOurd $3.50.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22

rfe-c@ 10 tke xans-z4 r9blir u'nuit Z
No. seem adriEztls 70 rerlacs this fus
sfrfrnf fnre VIA a uods~m fIiU-i1zt
- uras I kszrxflr agree uitk yulr
otserTirE correspoude-l a11 EoIH
sszr q r-titi01. II prese1tet % Ne 70
- p,srsf bsfors ths cOu1ty o1claiA
No arErze1t c1n be arEued a941ns<
tse cHarrs- ercer1 tee cost q q hg1L
anf that Wiu - -eIr 70 nothi1g ID
ser the elecfrfc HEtt c1upazT'E nsE
- e.s1is. Thfs Is cerlzinly re2soc-
al. request ard for the bsze1t %
~ X. n LIGHT
saie-a. Nay q. 1904
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22
SPECIAL
SESSION
OF COUNCIL
To ACT on Church. Ferry and
High Streets

ne call for bids for the general i'm
prUTezenr o. FeTTy. Church and High
streets expired las. riEht a. O'Clock.
A-f 10 BIDS Eere dIed With the city
recorder for any % the improvements
Ths council Ef1 Be called % Deef
No.Say niEht- At O'CLOCK In spe-
cial esssi0n. % take such steps a. are
uec-sszry 20 c0npiste this uork Eith-
in the tine required by 2E. he
cO-rcil I'll also na-e an acurg
treasurer. % serve durtng The aossnee
of CITY Treas1rer Nor in Scofland-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22
Apple Crop
East is Off

GecFEe ~. Lambersou. secretary q
fhe State Board % Horticulture. has
received q letter from B. ~ Tanner.
a a-Ee Wholesale fruit dealer of kan
a. CiIy. No ll hiring about the sea
on's apple crop in Oregon. MF. Tan
neT sutes tnsi the fruit crop through
oui the Whole Nidtle West was great
ly dNmaEed b. severe frosts on the
uishts % April -sth and 30th. Up 70
fhas time the prospects we're never
Better for an immense crop In kansas
Missouri. l0Ea. Nebraska and Olher
But n0s states MF Tanner reports
But n0a. state Mr.. Tanner. reports
are coming in Which Indicate that
only % or - per ceat q the usual
crop all mature
Good for Oregon Growers.
Secretary LambersOu IL Of the Opin-
Ion that Oregon dealers will soon re-
ceiye large fruit orders from the
wholesale houses In Kansas City,
| Omaha and ST Louis. He also expects
that Wirhin the next feN weeks there
will be quite a number of dealers and
EroEers from the middle states here
70 Inspect the orchards OF this state.
| Cyclones. frusts and bugs have been
playing havoc With tns orchards o.
the East for the past score % years
and the growers are said 20 be some
shat weary q the hghL This Is en-
pected 10 result In a large amount Oi
loutside capital being invested In Ore
son fruit farms within the next feN
months SilyeFtoElan-
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22
g ~ orsaen oroNers.


Ia Journal; With your permis-
sion ! Wonld respectfully call atten-
ton 10 a great need. This need Is the
placing of automatic alarm bells az
the street crossings on TWelfth street
% give warning % the approach Of
trains. some % the crossings are
nearly ~bhnd." and dangerous 10 q
thoughtless person. OF rather one who
has other things 20 think about North
bound trains creep almost noiselessly
cut from the depot and are upOE
thrse street crossings before We are
aware WOald Il be bad suggestion
% respectfully recommend that wt
lock the barn door before the hOrss
- stolenf-
TWELFTH sTREETER.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22

The conductors of this division
says the ROsebuns Pialndea-er. have
lately received a most peculiar order
from their Ofhcials. and Il Is Elth dis
Elsi Thar q d spoken of h .a.Irnah
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22

The IsOwenbeEe 4 Going Cocpany
yesterday paid tiSaf.ss into the state
In the Northwest Stove FOundry. for
the month q April
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22

r. IT. Steelman a native of Ohio.
ased So years. was yesterday brought
90 the iuEAnc asylum from Gold Hll
Jackson county. by Sheriff J. A. Rod.
o. and one guard.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22

Valentine Reznecisek. a subiect OF
King Franz Joseph. q Hungary, called
upon COunty Clerk Roland yesterday
afternoon and declared his Intention
10 become a citiEen of the United
States
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22

pout forget g. TonighL Al the
Holman hall under the auspices of
SILVER Bel Circle. A. o. L. ". Miss
Beatrice Sheitons pupils. assisted By
some % the best eiOcutiOnary and
vocal talent of the city. Cake and
ice cream All FOR sc. q
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22

Remember the renditou q Mrs.
Wigs % tie CABBAGE Patch a. the
" p cnurch Moncay evening. Nay
g5th
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22

What gets ne SAYS Uncle Tom.
is hoz IN thunder they expect a fel-
lov 70 get his dog into the neE post
o6ce through those storm doors.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22
Comrades Of ,ss Union Veterans

Z. s Grant Circle No. 8. ladies q
the 9. A r. viii meet az their hall
on Sunday. May 23f. Eg 10 O'Clock.
sharp. and viii attend memorial ser
Tices a. the Baptis; church. All con-
radss and families cordially invited
q
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22

sort % tncozsistent. wasn't u. pray
ing for The good Lord 70 stop IL raining
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-05-22

Business mans maxim: Be sure
you're right, then 20 Sideways. says
the crab.