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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-20
BUSINESS cAROs,

n Fancy and Dry Goods. ChlnaWare, Mat
tlngs. SILKS. Cotton, wool goods. Waists, wfap-
peTs, white embroidery faces. underwear la
dies ana gents night gowns. Now az lowest
prices,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LODGES.

EORESTERS OF AMERlcA-cOun SherwOSd
1 Forest No. 10. Meets Friday Nights Ia Tur-
ner block. Ira Hamilton. c. R. A. L. Brown
See'y,
nR0TECTlON-Lodg No. 2. Aaslent order
evening In the Holman Halt, corner State and
Liberty streets Visiting brefhreu welcome.
S. a. meFadden NJ W. j. A. Seiwood. Re-
eOrder.
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FOR SALE.

CHOICE FRUIT TRACTS CHEAP
Farms on good terms. Stock ranches,
city property speciality. Property
listed free. John NJ. Pavne & Co., over
Ladd & Bush Bank, Salem, Ore. 2-l9u
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WOoD.-Dry second growth fir. foot,
delivered TO houses and stores prompt
ly. Leave orders with r. l.. Wade.
No. Salem, and w. A, White, 2le
Commercial. 2Sif
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-02-20

FOR SALE-Cheap. a second. hand
buggy. Apply to Mitchell, Lewis,
Staver & 90. IA Il
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LOST AND FOUND'

Court street between
Cottage and High, some keys. Call
at JOURNAL Office for same and pay
for this notice. 2 10 &c
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Three furnished rooms.
Inquire Of A. OlinRer, at S2l Mill
street, or Phone black. 17d
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Call for City Warrants.

Notice is hereby given that there are
lunds ON hand, applicable n the pay
nnent of all warrants NJ the city of Salem
draWn on the general fund. indorsed on
pr before December "a, 1901. Holders
n said warrants will nlease present
hem for payment At Ladd & Bush's
bank, as interest will cease from and
siter the 18th inst.
JOHN MOIR,
CITY Treasurer.
Salem Or, Feb. Is, 1902. 2 II lot
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ADVERTISEMENTS


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inserted three times for 2Se, soc Week. 81. SO
month All over five lines at the same rate
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WANTED.-Two middle aged
men to solicit and collect for the
Q, Little, Dist. Supt. Room 10, Nc
Cormack Bldg. 2l83t
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
INSTRUCTIONS FOR VOTERS

election approaching
The following all points,
ready he shall
the
the wrenn the back folded
pencil
ballo
call Assistants"
Straight ticket"
lines anywhere in the enclosing the the head
o he
he ticket"
the the
with the pencil received from the clerk
the appearing the said ticket for whom he
not wish
No g. If the wishes ticket" he shall mark by
lines the the the ticket
shall with the under
the marked lieu the crossed out the name
Of other nominated for the office the whose name
using ndeb pencil furnished for
marking the ballot
And lieu
nominated for the
which printed said ballot the
ballot Is hereby declared 10 De
marked ballot and void. and shall not be counted
need have the services OF voters
assistant
An pencil is a
ballots OF the
the ballot cand
date for the office named tho ballot will be thrown out
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
BYRNE, THE TRADER AND MIGRATE

Byns desperate propensity
which position selfres1eting would
Ito affiliations
justy
be dragged into the mie Of political discussion but Hne has laid hmssk
religious political
politics
ognon has been chat he could carry wit" him large following OF those
who belong his
has always by the control
and mention it only a necessity
Then order himself attention
huence of the prominent Wilmington
sbr and made their sentiments his sentiments With the zeal Of
efficiency Byne became Jealous the movement Tnn an aventr
named Adicts chit 10 ~ nr the marty T denounced him so did
historical ason and stngng with ephct all in denunaon Of Adck
Finally his industry this line convinced the honoed OF the
party that here who willing to go the stake for his convc
like took bbes.
He was nsGtns for principle esr9a nal nD m %na Aqdoas was only
money to corrupt hundred votes sh be allowed to overcome his one hon
est vote It didn't matter then whether Delaware was represented OF unr
resented honor and integrity maintained and do this the
per with spots unchanged must be kept cut Of the Senate
So Bne was made u s. District Attorney not because President AcI
and other prominent Irregular Republicans indosed him.
the
ppn or mDossado to Rome He even hoped that Legislature
the the bench
be William Michael Buue
Republicans they hoped
efficient officer that his services could not be dispensed with Therefore he
turning something He had communication
anything happened
Addck
a nibble
he felt the ine fish nibbng but he
doubtless find the bait swallowed with such avid
sengou reputation fol-
His principles thrown aty Then he began burn
midnight Addck cutting
for Republicans
He sought and obtained interviews with Roosevelt which he ndea
NIatchless Incompatible
the President through the him
Delaware with
SO he became candidate for Congress- and announced that he proposed
President
failed. With the a
the Mckinley favorable Adck
outstanding Mr. Mckinley had ddck
hat him.
Byrne reputation
Adds this for while there be honor thieves there
gentry a
his purposes
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

CARE IN MARKING THE BALLOT
There are four kinds of ballots; first
the straight ballot, where a voter takes
the pencil which is handed him by the
clerk and crosses two lines in the
square at the head of the ticket con-
tanning the emblem Of the party he
wishes TO support Such a mark means
a vote for every candidate printed on
that ticket
The second is a cut ticket, where the
voter wishes to support his party, but
objects to certain candidates. He then
makes a mark indicated, in the square
containing the emblem at the head OF
the ticket, and draws pencil through
the names OF those candidates for
which he doesn't wish to VOTE
The third is a mixed ticket. 1t oc-
ours when one wishes to vote for ma
jority Of the candidates Of his party,
but wishes 10 support certain caRdi-
dates of another party. He marks a
cross in the square containing the en-
hlem of that ticket which in general be
wishes to support, and then draws a
line through each of the names he
wishes to cut. writing above each the
name Of a candidate for the same office
found elsewhere on the ticket. he may
simply cut out certain names. or he
may cut them out and write in others
Fourth there is the spoiled or mutt
lated ballot When a ballot is mutt
lated it should be returned TO the clerks
who will furnish another A ballo
may be mutilated by making marks
upon it, or by soiling it, or by making
the cross more than once. or by mark
ing 1t outside of the square containing
the emblem. If two persons are vote
for for the same office. or II a name i
written in the ballot that is Of one VIII
is not a candidate for that particula
office, it is a mutilated ballot, and wi
be thrown out.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
PENINSULA PRESS

Even now there is no assurance that
Addicks' money will be forthcoming
this campaign, because there is a sus-
picion that the Addiclls workers will
deceive the voters this time by making
promises they do not expect to keep
II these workers are able to get hold Of
Addicks money they will keep most
Of 1t, because they know as everybody
else knows that this is Addicks last
campaign. He has built great hopes on
the voters assistants and has hoped to
be able to buy up some Democratic
voters assistants. Governor John
Hum, Honest John Hunn, has made
himself a party to this scheme by per
mitting the Hddicksites to select the
Democratic voters assistants from the
list submitted by the Democratic or
ganization. But even this plan will not
help the desperate Addicksites. They
cannot win and they are trying to pull
the Republican party down with them.
The man who marks the Star votes
against the Republican ticket and
against Republican sucess.-Sussex Re
publican
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

the State being without any representa-
ton in the United States Senate for
two years, and in three sessions Of the
Legislature-1S95,1 1899, and 1901 fail
ing to- elect senator's alter apparent Re
publican victories, is so obnoxious to
true Republicans and Democrats alike
that in three OF the legislative dis
tricts-one Senatorial district in viii
mington and two Representative dis
tricts in Sussex county-the Democratic
nominees have withdrawn in favor OF
the Regular Republican candidates. As
each OF these districts is normally Re-
publican, the combined vote will no
doubt elect the Regular Republican
nominee over the Union Republican, or
Adddicks, aspirants. When it is con-
sidered that the total membership OF
the General ASSEMBLY is but fifty-two,
the pIacticability of this move is clearly
apparent. 1t will be an effective blow
to Addicks and Addicksism.
The fusion plan was consummated
| by Democratic State Chairman Willard
Saulsbury, and was altogether volun-
tary on his part, no solicitation having
been made by the Regular Republicans
| 1t shows that the Democrats are aiding
the Anti-Addicks Republicans in re-
trieving the tair name of the State, and
that they are giving assistance of a
practical kind. Judging from the pres
ent outlook, the Gasman has about run
his race. If such shall be the case and
he shall be retired to the oblivion from
whence he came, all good citizens OF the
Diamond State, and all who advocate
crc,sd ero,arn r,enf and decent pOlitics in
other States, win draw long breaths OF
lrelief and be thankful that the end ct
lAddicksism and all of the questionable
political methods that it represents mas
come at last. 1t is to the credit OF the
opponents of Adddicks in Delaware
that they place the issue far above party
Hines and seek to accomplish a common
object in a thoroughly sensible way.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
nYnNN,s AssAuLT on BALL


In the following editorial, which w
our somewhat conservatiy,
contemporary, the Morning News, fiayi
william Michael Byrne for his das
tardly attempt to defeat the election O
a Republican congressman rom Della
ware:
The candidacy OF William Mich
ael Byrne is the most remarkable
and inexplicable assault upon the
Republican party committed in Del
aware for a long time, and it is
an assault upon the national ad-
ministratiOn as well. Mr.. Byrne
himself has made this public dec
laration;
Il have nothing but admiration
for Congressman Ball. He is a man
Of sterling character, and is all
right except that he ought to get
on the ticket and let me go TO
Washington"
There is not one word to be ut
tered against Dr. Ball with truth,
and during the campaign OF 1900
not even the democrats had aught
to say resjecting the Republican
candidate. BUT MIR. BYRNE HAS
SEEN FIT DURING THE CAM
PAIGN JUST ENDED TO AT
TACK DIR BALL IN ONE
BREATH AND TO ADMIT THAT
HE is "a MAN OF STERLING
CHARACTER" IN THE NEXT
BREATH. THUS THE ONLY AS
SAIJITS THAT HAVE BEEN
MADE UPON DIR. BALL DUR
ING THE CAMPAIGN HAVE
BEEN Made BY MIR. BYRNE
] HIMSELF, posing as Republican.
and as one who declares himself
solicitous for the welfare Of the
Republican party.
IL is indeed a most incredible
state OF affairs when a representa-
tive Republican of Delaware, and
a man who has served his Stat'
= and his country well for two years
3 in Congress, should be made th'
target of one who assumes TO be
Republican, yet who seeks TO detea
4 the Republican party, by reducinl
q its majority in the next House o
Representatives, and AN because o
IL personal prejudice. The Republi
cans Of Delaware who voted for ID
Ball two years ago can vote to
70 him again tomorrow, with the sal
n isfaction of knowing that he is '
at man Of sterling character. Me
n. like him will be needed az Wasl
~ ington later on.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Mr.. Byrne was brought out as a can
didate for Congress not because the
Addicks parity had any love for him,
but in the poor judgment of the boss
1t was thought William Michael might
gain some following from the party of
which he had been a member; and, too.
it was supposed Mr.. Byrne had some
peculiar gifts that might make his po-
sition tenable.
Even Mr. Addicks has long since
found that, in these suppositions, he
was mistaken, and as for the rank
and file" OF his followers, they never
shared from the earliest any of his
sanguine hopes.-Milford News and
Advertiser.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Mike Byrne is the only Delaware ora
tor AddiclSs can get TO take the stump
for him. Saturday at Milford he had
several other speakers. but they wire
imported, Quay having lent him three
Philadelphia spell-binders for the oo-
casion. One OF them, Beasley. used 10
be a howling Democrat, and ran for a
Philadelphia county office as such.
Congenial company for Mr.. Byrne.
The issue is clearly defined "A vote
for Robertson means a vote for Ad-
dicks for senator, whether he is a min
ority or a majority candidate When
Addicks had TOUR votes he refused tc
allow fifteen to elect a senator, and h,
would do it again. Don't be deceived
the next Legislature viii elect two Re
publican senators. neither Of whom will
be Addicks.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Every time voters assistant is
called upon to mark ballot the other
assistant must keep him company. The
law requires it, and the election Of
ficers must enforce it.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

The New York Herald writes of an
advertisement it has received from
Lab Sab Mon, of Shanghai, China, in
which he advertises for a smart Ameri-
can youth TO sell Chinese curios, say
ing: IF he catch much business he
earn many cash. The Herald, Will
commendable pride, declares that th'
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Robertson, who is so opposed TO
Democrats voting for Republicans. is
making frantic appeals for Democratic
help, sending out sample ballots show
ing how Democrats may vote their
whole ticket with the exception of the
candidate running against him
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

The Republicans are almost certain
to control the next House of>Represen-
tatives. But had there been an Ad-
dicks party in every State and a Mike
Byrne in every district the Grand Old
Party would be routed.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

There has been NO announcement
yet of Governor HUM having returned
to Squire Bradley his resignation Of
the office of justice of the peace, which
resignation Bradley says he forwarded
to the Governor with the request that
he Investigate the Eleventh primary
district nomination election frauds and
that if he found there was anything
wrong and that he, Bradley, had any
thing to do with it, then his resigna-
tion was to be accepted 1t may be
that the Governor is waiting until after
the election when he will undertake to
discharge the duty imposed upon him
by Bradley.-Delaware Life.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
To Defeat Addicks

From the Philadelphia Evening Tele-
graph.
The better element of citizenship in
Delaware, irrespective of party. is de
termined to administer a decisive de
feat to Addicks at the election mex
Tuesday. The Gasman's dog in th'
manger" policy, which has resulted il
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

The duty OF every voter is plain
There has been work done that the
Regular Republicans will not submit
The action of an Addicks henchman
has proven a stencil in the nostrels OF
honest people. The corruption FUND
has already been shown inAthis town
The time is close when the honest voter
will put his seal of condemnation upor
the work of scheming politicians
Newark Ledger.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Oriental knows the best mediums fer
advertising, which must be admitted,
for among those selected are the Her.
aid, OF Now York, and the Evening
Journal, Of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

The Dover Sentinel has a hysterical
appeal to allUnion Republican voterst to
take the voters assistant in the booth
with them. Most Of them need the ser
vices OF that official. But the only
company most of the Regular Repub-
licans viii have will be their con-
science. which will assist in marking
their ballots.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

II you wish to sleep we'll, to retain a
good appetite, and to look your children
in the face without a blush, mark the
eagle.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

If you are for public decency and
want to see every scoundrel, whether he
be Democrat or Republican, unhorsed,
mark the eagle.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Individual Democrats may decide to
cut their ticket and support Robertson
If they do so they will proclaim that
they wish to elect Addicks to the Sem
ate, and everybody viii know how TO
interpret-F1ies like molasses.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Go to the polls early. Study the
sa allc ballot, and learn exactly how
the ticket should be marked. Vote
om sentiments, whatever happens.
Use Every honorable effort 10 win, but
vote your sentiments anyway.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

If you are opposed to the terrible cor
ruption which is a stain on Delaware,
and which has contaminated thousands
OF people, mark the eagle.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Are you a Lincoln Republican. and
do you wish to carry your conscience
into the election booth and TO bring it
out untarnlshed? Mark the eagle.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

If you wish to see a Republican elect-
ed to Congress. and to rebuke Addicks
for trying to elect a Democrat. mark
the eagle,
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

If you wish to be a factor in the re-
united Republican party, mark tht
eagle.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Are you tired of few hirelings like
Alice, Layton and Bradley trying to
run the Republican party. Mark the
eagle.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

II you are a plain Republican without
any prefix or qualification, make a cross
in the square containing the eagle.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

II you wish to show your approval
of DIR. Balls course in upholding Ad-
ministration measures, mark the eagle.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
SOMETIMES YOU NEED
MONEY IN A HURRY

That time the Wilmington Loan Company, for
you within hour after the asking Don fret and
worry going obligations when
thing amount you avoid it and be in good humor.
You given different options the payment
pay weekly monthly nstalments and each
the principal and interest This mpfes the matter
exactly has paid how much is
due by quick mental computation There chance ugge
figures on compoundng of interest and all that.
Then you feel able tcpay the entire loan time that
moment the stops.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

II it is your wish to uphold President
Roosevelt in his position regarding
Delaware affairs. mark the eagle.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

DO you wish to rebuke the cut
throat policy which placed Byrne- on
the ticket as a mere matter Of revenge?
Mark the eagle.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
How to Vote a Union Republican
Mixed Ticket

To cut the three Objectionable candi
dates, follow the example below. This
makes the ticket the same as the Rogu-
|lar Reublican ticket Therefore, the
simplest thing to do is to mark the
cross in the square containing the
eagle.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

II you would show your appreciation
of Or. Balls work in securing free
rural delivery, and in getting river and
harbor appropriations. mark the eagle.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Congressman Ball was in town last
Monday and Tuesday and created very
favorable impression among the Re
publican voters. He will get a major
ity of the Republican votes in this hun
dred next Tuesday.-Sussex Journal
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS

How to Vote a Democratic Mixe'
Ticket
Mark an X in the square containing
the emblem, and draw a line througl
each name you do not wish to vote
writing it above the name of the candl
date you prefer. Example:
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
Hookessin Rummage sale

The Hockessin w. c. T. U. will hold
a rummage sale at the telephone eN-
exchange in Hockessin, on November
& and z
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Are you in favor Of the grand old
party retaining its highest and best
traditions? Mark the eagle.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

Conscience is the best voters assist
ant.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

The Ticket to Vote and How to Vote II
To vote a Republican ticket mark
an X in the square enclosing
the emblem. as below:
Evening journal., 1902-11-03
MONDAY, NOVEMBER >, 1902
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For Representative in Congress:
LEWIS HEISIIER BALL

N For State Treasurer:
rs MARTIN b. BURRIS.
Evening journal., 1902-11-03

For Auditor OF Accounts:
PURNAL 3. NORMAN JR.
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-04
Qufck Lustice at Ascot.

Not only the horses, but the powers
of the law, says the London Chronicle,
are swift at Ascot, for the course has
u special tribunal for the punishment
OF evildoers. No sooner is the pick
pocket, welsher or ticket snatcher az
rested than he is standing in a little
room in the royal stand, where the
evidence is heard and the verdict and
sentence pronounced before the Offend
er fully realizes that he is caught. No
where else does punishment so swiftly
follow crime as at this court, which is
decreed by clause 81 of the indictable
offenseS act of 1S4S.
This race course tribunal arose GU
riously in the eighteenth century from
an assault upon royal parsonage. In
his indignation at the impossibility Of
instant punishment of the assailant he
ordered that in future a magistrate
should always attend the royal race
meeting. This has ever since been
done, and by the above mentioned act
the chief magistrate of Bow street w:is
constituted eX otficio justice of the
peace of the county of Berks in order
to enable him to hold this court at
Ascot
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-04
DOCTOR HGCUSED OF GRIMES
B6trdu6d TO the authorities by His Wit6,
VINO Feared Him

ATHENS, Ca, Nov. 4.-Dr. R. H.
Thomas, claiming to be the first honor
graduate of the Nashville Medical Col
lege, is under arrest here, charged with
several forgeries and diamond thefts.
After Thomas's graduation from the
medical college his wife says he OBJ
tanned position in the City Hospital
at Nashville. His wife, who is first
honor graduate of the Nashville Con-
servatory of Music, was present when
Thomas was taken into custody, and it
was information furnished by her that
caused the authorities to act.
Mrs. Morrison had graduated in mu
sic and was preparing to go out and
fight the battles of life for herself
and her little, thRee-year-o boy. She
sprained an ankle and was sent to the
Nashville Hospital, where Thomas.
whom she had never heard of until
then, attended her. There was a sud-
den anG romantic marriage. Thomas
resigned his position at the hospital
and for three months has been going
from city to city forging papers and
obtaining money on them and stealing
diamonds and jewelry. His wife knew
nothing of his crimes until Sunday a
week ago. when she found a forged
letter introducing her husband to the
The Tucson citizen., 1902-11-04
WOmdn'S Club Opens Season
Presidents Ddu Observed

Tht Tucson Woman's Club held
very interesting and entertaining ses~
sion yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. John A. Black, on North Church
street, 1t was the initial meeting of
the year and was known to the men,
bers as the presidents day." Mrs.
Black has been elected president Of the
organization for this year, and hence
her entertainment at the first session.
1t will be remembered that she at
tended the Federation OF Woman's
Clubs at Los Angeles this summer as
the local delegate. Yesterday was the
first opportunity she has had to report,
and her account of the big convention
showed keen observation, an apprecia-
tiCn of the humorous, as well as more
serious work. 1t was highly appre-