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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-08-28
State Ticket

NS AS
For Governor
ROBERT NJ. LAFOLLETTE of Dane.
For Lieutenant Governor
JAMES 0 DAVIDSON, of Crawford.
For Secretary Of State
WALTER L. HOUsER, of Buffalo.
For Attorney General
In. STURDEVANT, OF Clark.
For State Treasurer
j. J. KEMPF, of Milwaukee.
For Superintendent of Public Instruction
CHAs. P. CARY, of Walworth.
For Railroad Commissioner
JOHN W. THOMAS, of chippewa.
For Insurance Commissioner
ZENOM HOST, of Milwaukee.
Legislative
For Member of Congress, Tenth District,
WEBSTER E. BROWN, of Rhinelander.
For State Senator Ninth District
He. WIPPERMAN, OF Grand Rapids.
For Member of Assembly
FRANK A. CADY, of Wood.
County.
For Sheriff.
JOHN J. EBBE, of Marshfeld
For Clerk
E. S. RENNE, Town of Grand Rapids.
For Treasurer
JACOB SEARLS, Town of Seneca.
For Register of Deeds
EVERETT A. UPHAM, of Marshfeld.
For District Attorney
THEO. W. BRAZEAU, of Grand Rapids.
For Clerk of Court
CHAS. A. PODAWILTZ, of Grand Rapids
For Superintendent of Schools
ROBERT MORRIS, Of Arpin.
For Coroner
JACOB LUSK, of Auburndale
For Surveyor
LUKE w. PITTS, of Pittsville.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-08-28
PORT EDWARDS

Is located on the west Dank of the Wisconsin
river four miles south of Grand Rapids. 1t has
a population of about 300 people and favored
with three railroads, the G. NJ. Il st. p,
q. & n. w. and Wisconsin Central. The John
Edwards Mfg. Co.'s Pulp Paper Mills are
located here.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-08-28

Thursday, Aug. p, 1902.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-08-28

A MISLEADING statement, that the
cranberry industry is dying out, has
been going the rounds of the news
papers in this section. 1t is true
that the wild cranberry is soon a
thing of the past, but the cultivated
cranberry has more than taken it's
place. The number of bushels of cul-
waited cranberries which will be
harvested in Wisconsin this year will
far exceed the number of bushels of
wild cranberries harvested in any
previous year. This is also true of
Massachusetts and New Jersey. There
is continued forward movement in
the cultivated cranberry industry.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-08-28
For Sale.

My property near the new high
school, consisting of houses and lots
Inquire of E. A. Van Malta. 2S-3w.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-08-28
Farm For Sale.

On account of circumstances I will
sell my eighty acre farm in the town
OF Rudolph, in section u and 8. 20
acres clear balance good timber land.
want to sell at once, including stock
and crops. Inquire of VIM. Annas.
IF
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-08-28
WOOD COUNTY REPORTER

Entered at the Post Office at Grand Rapids
Wisconsin, assecond class mai matter.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-08-28

THE Oshkosh Northwestern says
the general opinion seems to be
.hat very few of the women who are
euttledIO the privilege of the ballot,
will be inclined to take hand in the
election of county and state superin-
tendents and that it will be an inte-
resting matter to ascertain just how
many will really take the trouble. AS
only those of the gentler sex who
have passed their twenty-frst year
can have this privilege, it certainly
will be strenuous task for some
women to choose between the ballot
and the desire to be in the teens.
Taking this fact into consideration,
the Northwestern may find a still
more fruitful field for study at the
close of the campaign.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26

@Detbe | H 0 m % Ddnfe |
Berlin. ut aejier 8iibelm bar
foreret 8ben Hom en- Marmer itatur
at @oet6e, bar BAIT ben umiboel6dre
5plge, at Hom nu bereber Jig til at for
ere Setter Wilbelm en- Marmoritaz
tue at Dante.
5 8orgerrepre Ientdtionens Msbe /
Manbags bar Sdgen paa 9agsorbez
men. gFter at 8orgmeiteren babbe OPP
l9f Sejlerens telegram pg reIlaaet
5orIamlingen at tdfte for ben 6gj>
bjertebe @abe, babbe fere 3alere Or
bet for at foreilaa, at 3oms Satnem>
meligbeO gap Jig l1btrbf / en- 9aOe til
&ejIeren og 9ben Berlin.
Wan enebes ON en- Dante Statue.
Re uttatet at ben r~usiiife
5oltet9uine, Der alt / alt bar taget to
Oar at g%ennemfere, er nu offentligs
giort. 9ele bet rusiifte 8ige babbe
peo uogangen at 1900 129 Miaioner
Snobb9gere, beraf bet europaiife &uss
lunb LOT Miaioner, Si6irien og rus
fit 3urteitan %. Sun en- $50 / Ri>
get bar ober 1 Miaion, nemlig ct.
Petersburg, Der FAR 10000, efter
ben fplger Moifop meb 988 800 og
@ari6au meb 614,8O0 SnObbggere.
O0e5io bar 100000, 2ob3 314,O00,
Riga 283, 900, 8iefp 249,0OO, &6orz
fof 171,00O, Sifis 10000, @ilna
100000 og 9aijtenb $4,000. Ser
er 8 9per, fom bar melem 100000
pg 10000 og 80 mellem 100000 os
10000. s 1T at be 1876 gper opery
tiger 5aaet paa Meno abinoetaQet
/ 6pj @rab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26

at ban lar fliD 8isbeo ior at bare ppoaget Sibets
Glettr, - at ban beo airlp al Ell ~mpfteriit Niirtnr,
buis SGnlmehiTtling ban dlene tenoer, os iom ban
III iilaoer ium Neiu tat al %aarelana Ssgeu eiter
bette lipgipenoe Mtobel, or Stdno til at belbreoe ale
o. enbuer al De Sn9oomne, iom bet menneifeli9e Sc
gene lio.t al. Ter gioes in9fn 9oiol om Hoftorens
Gprigti3be0 | benne Gag, og De ~mGrfelige 6elbre0els
Ter, ipm ban oaglis %nbfgrtr, ipnes at onte ct tens
relia gnot Depis oerfor. SanS 4~aaftanoe 9runoer
ia pna innO 6srnnft o9 9rnnbie @rfarins unoer en-
nan9eaarie 9Egepratiis. 9et foiter intet at prsue
Sans m~Grfeligr r9ipselerir", ien ban raloer fit 2Gse=
mieoel, ba ban paa Nnmoening ienoer enbutr lioenoe
moi oerai til at %ooerbebiie benz on otns Gone til at
belbreoe; man lgber oerior lite minoite 8iiito. Tp9Ie
al be anferte 9.lbreoelier er me9et m9rfDGroiae 90
piloe nrppc bliue trpet, hpis life panlioelt9e 8erioner
aflagbe gibnesbpro bfrpm. Salte bar faitet sei
arpfferne % 0aaet omfrins, otter at BABE %tennttet
ealemiOlct TO ener tire @aHee. Snse, Der bar bleben
9ione op ION ubelbreoelise al Steoets Eager. ct
bleoen ~9er9ipet 0elbreo og ar9fter. Rbenmatisme
(Giat), Werralgia. Maue=, 6iertt=, gipre=, Blob oe
SaOiusoomme ,amt 8lareonber foriUiuosr iom pcO
Srnneri. 9oDeopine, %5p9uGrf, gteroeiitet, Sober
ipgoumme. 9ering, ppite, SorfeIelie, aitbma, aa-
tarrb, srontit % ale Gbsoomme Salien, 2unnerue
eIrr andre Gipsoroaner iiernes paa forbapienoe tort
3ib. 3elpis 9ambeo, 9OfomotOr ataria, g%attsriOt.
9ooagra, 6ierteipse os p9mprboiber fureres burtigi
os parigt. 8ette Miooel renier belle Gpitenet, 8lo
oet iaa pei ion GtIlepGUet, 8enppretter normal sterpe
t'ait, %gbet o. iuloitenOist pelbreb meter
olebliffelig. Ser or iu9en 0GeriOusanie,lie" hos
9ibets Tlcrir ale oa enboer bar ben iamrie giptil
0eraf. Gfri0 itrats efter %9esemiblet; bet i.noes fri
til enbptr lioenee. Spaip. bbilfen Snaoen,, De lioei
al, % ct fitfert Mlobel oerimpo oil blipe lenot 9em
irit meo pmsaaenoe 8pif.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26
hN g d ,!
5 ben bonife aoloni paa 500" ganer
WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

9mtrent 1000 0anif bar taget
2unb / benne &oloni. uoDalgt at @irs
teiamfunbets &omite, og at oisie bar
alereOe be fleIte boiat fig Der. Gnbnn
tan Der faas gobt 2anb til n9ome'
iteab" Der.
8iG1tgt Sfoblanb / Wisconiin,
meb uOm9rtet Serb pg riseligt Iano.
Set bebi tie naturlige 9r9slunb | Dime
rita, farlig ififfet til Mejeribrift iads
be lfom til dlminbeligt @gerbrng.
Gn nb 8dne er bbgget til bet fore,
9amle BAN fe Settlement omfrin9
2uct, Yolt Gountp, Wisconiin. Ser
tan enbnu faces meget, gobt 2dnb biz
ligt; beliggenbe n9rbeb &irfer, Sfoler,
Mejerier og gooe 8eie.
2abe Sernbanepriier til 2anbiggere.
SfriO efter 2anOtort pg iIuitrerebe
5orflaringer til
d. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agen $500 Ry
Minneapolis. MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26

tolff eIer lutbsrf, mar peo en- Ssbes
DIR, men ban betr9ber ben alorig,
tenber lite bens 2erbomme, uben at
ben tilbsrer en- elIer anDen ugubeli9
Sett, iom ban life bil bape noget meb
at gore. Religion er en- RucezS
Rusieren er en- gr9f 8dtolif, Polafz
ten en- romerIt &atolit, 9pfferen en-
Gutberaner, Sgben paa 8runb at lin
Rdce er en- Sebe, o9ida naar bet gelz
Der Heligipn. De mebes alOrig, uoen
naar Der fBbes og Ialges, og / iaaoans
ne Silf9loer bier be binanben fun
g~eniioigt Misbag. 8i timber berfor,
at / ct 2anb, bpor Der er mango So
Der, Der er ban ogfaa / itsrit Nsb.
g Sommeren 1887 blep bet fprIte
Soripg gjort / Retnins at bet Np
Seitamentes uboeling / &uslano.
Com auerebe iagt, tan iaabant Or
beibe life ti1abes / 2dnbet. 9eriom
Der MAJ bore en- tilibnelaoenoe limb
tagelie, iau mua bet bore Der, bbor
8aptiiterne bar beres Smroabe, ba be
Ibnes at babe ben ftsrit mulige 5ri=
heb at aae anerfenbte &irfer. (Gn
gaptiitpr9it maa bsbe enbper aanoi>
bat, unbtagen en- FABIAN, Iom bar be-
ret osbt / Den gr9it=tatolif lie &irte,
uoen 3iaabelIe fra be bgjere Mbnoig@
beber. S beres airter er ogfad @Dana
geliet fprfpnbt, men ingen 5raftatz
ubbsling pua @aoerne, ba Mpnbigbe@
berne npje Ier efter enbper 5raftat,
bbilte enbog er ubbelt / &irfen).
Wen fom ofteIt er beres Omraabe
mtget life, og Re er life propa9erenbe.
Mlan Tan berfor meo temmeIig flor
Npjagtigbeo iige: at Der fer life og fan
life Ife noget birette Misiionsarbejbc
/ Rusluno, naar man tager 9rbet /
Dor 9etponing.
Men 5erren bar Taa labet andre
8eje itaa aabne. Gn Iaaban 0ei er
9usbeieg. s @ariau (. SIS. fan en-
triIten abinoe faa Cob til peb 0usbes
Ieg at itifte 8etenbtItab meo Sg0erne,
IaIe CUBS Orb, bpor bet tilabes, og
paa en- bis Madbe BRUCE be toitbare
gjeblitfe. 8aronesie 9'2tlbanp bar
9ipet fig ielo ben for bette Nrbejbe, /
b0iltet bun blioer bjulpen af en- polif
9eninoe. Sapbe Ri blot flere iaas
banne.
Gn anoen 8ej, Iom bar maafte iterz
re 8etDbning, bar 9erren oplabt for
os. Oct er SUBS Srbs uobeling.
Den greite Strife, Ruslanbs Statss
tirte, ppmuntreS bettes Girtulation.
Der er enOogIaa odnnet ct 9ibelielitab
meo !6obebiebe i Ct. petersborg meo
bette 5ormaal, og ben fit / 1869 ben
bellige Sbnooes 8elIignelIe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26

Grfaringen bar tilfuloe gobtgiort,
at bet bar ben belejlige Sio, at Solo
nien bleO be9bnot, tbi Silitrsmningsn
Der til fra Often er bleben itGrf, iad
at 2anbet optgbes, og priierne gaar
/ @ejret, og bet pilbe life bare Oeret
faa let MI at babe fact ct Ite;ie Chit
te 2unb iaa bel beligsenbe ION bet, Ri
bar Ss at hi beller life fan BABE taget
Iaa meget fell / 0ulget at benne Ggn,
bar hi fact ct gpbt 8ionesbprb ON
ben lenere Sib, ibet M9nb / 5orbins
BELLE meb ,0en banlte &irfe bar be-
Isgt os Der efter at babe Jet Jig ON /
Dafbington og Oregon, og bar uoz
palot 2anb til en- aoloni beb Siben
al os meb fun faa Miles Melemrum.
Mr. 81. s. NielIen fra Mitbee, mis-,
Iom er t Spibien for bette 5oretagens
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26
Se0erm { guslamo.
Ooeriot fra Gngellf.
missionary Repien, Dec. 1901,

Ssbsrnes Snbbpsserantal | Mnss
lamb an Haas til 5 Utin. Ganbets 60.
be tinaber life noget Misiionsarbeioe.
enbifsnt proteitantiite &irteufbelinger,
iom lda6dnne, er anertenbte. Stor,
aanbelig Mertbeo bpiler oper 2anoet,
bog timber man mango Steber Si9le.
Der bungrer efter Subs Orb, ps man
timber iamtibig mango tro @~fterf6lgers
af &riltus, | S9rbelesbeo iblanbt
8aptiiter, Stunbiits, D.. a.. Oettt
Wasrte naar ogiua Ssberne. Sngen
SteOer | 8eroen (unotaeen maaite
SraniplOanien) er be | en- faaban aans
belig og moralif Degradation iom
Huslanb. Oct er ogIaa en- flor Sanb=
beb, at babbe bet life beret for ben
fore uboeling uf 8ibler | be Ienere
Mar, Iaa fob Huslanos Ssber pao
famine Grin fom Sebnineerre, ioei
be iaaOeliom bine fan life fua @ubs
Orb. Ofte er Der en- &irte, graf, IA
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26

Obert picquart ital nu / 5slgt
en- aenpelie uf pariierbomltolene babe
uoleberet fine 8reoe og andre 9ofu.
menter, Der bleO beiluglagte unber
Orebfusi agen.
5relierb9rens General. Booth, bar
label tunbgere / 2onbon, at ban bilbt
aabne ct Selttog mob 0rutfenifaben,
og at SCREENS Sficerer bper eneite ugt
piloe befege 10000 8ebartninger
bbor Nabnene paa tenbte 9ruften.
bolbte bilbe blibe opItrebne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26

Soer Nlperne Balloon
Som man mdaI lie bill minbes aioroe
/ 1900 ben italienfte 2uftifipper opel
terini ct 5orleg paa at iejle oper 4Iz
perne / 2uftbuaon tom ub at &urien
og baOneoe / bet beitlige 6rantrig.
@n ienere At Spelterini plunlugt
Serb oper 9llperne, Der itulbe begbns
be / Ct. MoriBbab / @riubiinben,
bIep albrig lat / Bert. 5iG Suli bill
bar imiOlertiO fra franIt Sioe blipe
gjort ct NIT 5oripg. Oct er Den franz
Ite 2uftitipper 9umontel, Der tager
Snitiatipet. 8aqonen faor ct 3um=
lang at 5000 aubitmeter, og OpItig-
ningen finber SteO fra 8ben Gbamo-
mir, Der li9ger peo 5oosn at Monts
Blanc.
$ 9uren oeltager foruoen 0umontel
Spelterini o9 en- treble, tenot 2uft=
Ttipper, 6erbieur.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26

Den tpfte Seller FAR for
9ret @rep @alberIee en- at be range
pr9gtige 8ron3etdnoner, iom Suffer
ne biemfsrte fra pefings StabSmure.
ben er $50 @ar CANINE. SpFfsrnea
belle @bfarb peb o&inarcbet" tdar
ben iturpeite Mobietnirg til @meri=
fanernes; tbi bisie bar rurOelig be-
taft for ben Staoe, be er 'ommet til al
anrette. Men bet tejferlige ~tineiiltt
Obi%erpatorium befinoer fig enonu
potsoam, uben at Der er Dbet en- 2re2
@ritatning for bet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26

81 8lab Sem 9ort .Gom=
merciat Q(oDertiier" fortaqer, at en-
6ilenit Stutsmanb, bpis Nabn bog
life n9pnes, / i'm 3ib 6apbe en- Gam
tale meO 5Drit gismarcf. fom uotalte
bet 9aub, at Gbile oilbe f~oritaa at
bragg Spite at i'm SER / ben iibTte
Srig og p%aafgre be andre Ipbameriz
tanIte Stater (oer iigteoes ierlig til
argentina og graiilien) Srig. Peng'
og andre Mioler til at fere ben for
ituloe life mangle Gbile, bubbe ban til
fsiet; tbi ban = 8ismarcf = pilbe
IelD isrge for, at Der bannebes ct SDnz
oitat at tpife adpitdliiter, iom oiloe
lame @6ile, bOao bet pnIfeoe, ielbfgls
gelig mob gobe Renter. Men laa benz
teoe 5biflano o9fad pdu ben anben
Sioe at befte uobptte / 5orm at
Sanbelsmonopoler / be unbertpun9ne
2anOe. 5pitlanb pilbe frembeles pg=
Ioa lepere Snitruttprer for ben 9ilen=
fife Scr og 5ldaOe.
SroOs ben belOiie anieelie, Iom
8laOet, Der bringer benne MebbeIelis
til Sorp, ejer. er ben bog rimeligpis
en- Reperbiitorie, Der formobentlig bar
til 9eniigt at iIdu noget tolbt 8anb
8laoet paa prins 9snri6z8e9eis
Ttringen / Staterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26
ut belbrebe CIT GOrfjTlclfe t cen Tag.

8ru9 @asnr's VITO Wine of Tar
Syrup, 81 / siaa {, .tlta Il so 7r6en.
% % 10 S.,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26
Om alt oe ale.

Den Yrpces. Den
femte 5ebruar itulbe ben iibite 0rep=
fus= Proces babe b9ret for 3etten. ST
ter utaaige ltDi9ttel ier mente man nu
snoelig at BABE facet Sagens 4ftier
/ Oroen, iaa 0omItolene tunoe osmz
me mellem Soief Reina9 og Gnfefru
9enrD, Der at Reind6 forlanger 100,z
900 5rcs. / Sfdbeser itatning. Gn
umaaOelig Menneitem9ngbe bar I
Onsbags itrpmmet til Suititspalabiet
/ paris for at felge prOcesTen. Der
er enbnu Snteresie uppe for BEE psn
uafgjorte Gag. 3il a0es Stufelie
bteo bet Iaa betenbtgjort, at procesz
len, / bbilten 6aabe Cola, Yicquar. og
ou pdtb be Slam er It9bnebe ION
8ioner, after bar bleben uo1at paa
gan Ite ubeitemt Sib.
9enne nh og ufOrtlarlige ublatz
teIIe bar / 9aris after gipet bet Rngte
HGring, at protesien o~berbooebet life
bill finne Steb, men at Heind6 unbera
baanben er / Serb meo at 9uo pda
5prlig meb Gntefru 9enrb.
Den fe @ Sta maa nu til
at uOrebe en- GfterbeOiaing til ~forItelz
lige Sernbaneanlag, ben bar unber
gbgning. Man bar nemlig ollerebe /
forrige 8inansdar brugt, bbab Der
ferft bar beoilget for inoeo9renoe.
Norge bar miItet en- al fine frejOig.
Fe polititere, 2egmanb Criminal
retsbommer) 2inOboe, Der bebe / Sirs=
bags / en- 9tlber al sobt So 4ar. 9et
bar en- ~ldngOartg N%Dreipgbom, fom
ldgbe ben e0ers traftise og liOsfriite
Manb / @raben. 9an bar baft flor
8etD6ning for @e~nitrcpartiet beroppe,
bans Gfterm9le lbber paa, at ban bar
en- of be melt r~anttpotsne perfonligbez
Der, en- al be melt begejItreOe Nuturer,
Der bar fremme / bet oHentlige 2ib, en-
bgjbjertet &aratter, barmblobig og
retifafen.
&etfer Wilbelm pil / sui
afGgge aejieren at &uslanb ct 8eIeg.
SnbbpoelIen BERTH fit ban dllerebe peS
5laaoereOuen iibite'Sommer peb Dan
gig. pad @ejen til ct. peters6or9
bill ban tomme til at oberbere interess
Iante Marines4 rtiGeriz 9 fpbeppelIer
beo aebal; berfra beeiDer ban zig Ober
Gronitabt til ben rusIiffe .SpbebItab.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-02-26
On nnoerf,iIo 9ivseiirtr opsaees
AZ eli bcrpmt meoieinR 8ioeas
Tabsnioto iont ssur for
enbber SDgoun.
N9rfb@rotge Seibreoeifcr, Der
Iigner Wtrafler. -Stotts
oettS Sanaltpethees
@Ga0e lott.
sGss,aioiet ienote ftit ill ate, iom Seaser
Wnpi oa Moreeie.

@fter oarelon9e, taaImOoiae @ranitninser os Stu=
bier al 5ortioens itppeOe sfrifter ia bel iom Gfspe=
%rirneiter paa gtutibrns 9Rgebioenitats Smrnabe, er
Or. 9ames ". Sinh, 937 9'altes Spgniug. / Sort
s8anne, 5no., Il. Z. 81, Stano iii at offeltfIigagre,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-18
HALE
STILL
WINNER
Decision of 0ratOrical Judges
Confirmed.

John Brown, OF Ossawatomie," is
still the prize oration Of the state ora
torIcal contest. held here last Friday
night, and delivered by VIM. G. Hale,
of Pacific University.
A meeting OF the executive commit
tee this afternoon decided the matter.
Those in attendance were swafford,
Willamette; Thompson. McMinnville;
Gibson, Pacific; Acheson, Albany;
Zerker, o. A. c.; Allen Monmouth.
One OF the judges made a mistake in
his markings, that caused the trouble
over who should be declared the win
ner Of the contest. The matter re-
garding the mistake was referred to
the Judge, who said he was not mis-.
taken in the averages. but in transcrib-
ing the markings. The standing given
Hale was 95; according to the mark
ings 1t would have been 92h, the same
as Chas. Sternberg ALBANY and r. B
Wilkins, wv. ".
The matter was fully discussed, and
vote taken on whether or not the de
clslon should be changed. II ended In
tie, and the decision was unchanged
The motion to adopt this report wal
made by Gibson ((Newberg) and sec
onded by Aoheson (Albany).
The matter OF establishing the prec
edent OF allowing any OF the judges tC
change their vote after the contest wal
decided, was fully analyzed.
Swafford held that a more importan
precedent was as TO whether the ex
ecutlye committee could change the
decision after II had been given.
The judges were supposed TO submit
their markings on points, and the ay
erage would be found by the executiy,
committee. This judge gave an aver
age OF his figures, and the COMMITTEES
accepted 1t as It was given. The mis-
takes made were quite natural, ant
caused no III feeling.
II the decision had been changes
Sternberg. of Albany-oration, "Th'
Martyrdom OF Man"--would have woI
hrBt place, as he was close second.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-18
DIED

GERVAIS. .-Theodore Geryais. aged
II years. 10 months and 19 days. at
the Academy OF the Sacred Heart
Salem, March l7th. after an illness
OF about three years duration, OF
heart failure.
Deceased was born in Canada, April
26 1880. He was lifelong and deyout
Christian OF the Catholic faith He
came 10 Oregon in the early days. and
settled near 81. Paul. where. for a mum
ber OF years. he was employed as jani-
tor In the convent at that place. In
October, 1871, he came to Salem, and
has been occupying the position as jan.
itor continuously and very ereditably
up 10 the time he was confined TO his
bed.
His son. Theodore j. Gervais. OF
Brooks. was with him when he died,
and he also has a daughter Mrs. l..
Franklin. who resides In San Francis.
co. A requiem mass for the repose OF
his soul was celebrated at 81. Joseph s
church az $3.50 O'clOek this morning,
and funeral services will be held in the
church Immediately after the high
mass AZ 10 o'clock Wednesday, and In.
terment viii be had In the Catholic
cemetery
Mr.. Geryais was well known to all
the old residents OF salem. where he
has been familiar figure for so many
years. No one knew him but to re-
spect him for bis ndellty and straight.
forward devotion 90 duty.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-18
Douglas Gibson
Has Turned up

Chief OF Police Gibson has been
searching the town high and low to
find the whereabouts of a cousin OF
his who had disappeared Sunday last
and no trace could be found OF him
Douglas Gibson is bachelor. aged
about so, and lives by himself In West
Salem. His neighbors all grew uneasy
about his prolonged absence. and sent
word OF his disappearance to the city.
This afternoon word reached the city
that he had shown up at home all
right, having been ON visit to a
neighbor. and leaving no word as to
his intentions.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-18
MARION
COUNTY
TICKET
AspIrants for the Courthouse
offices.
Four Officials Who Probably
will be RenOmlnated

Republican leaders are figuring hard
on the legislative slates. but there is
no excitement over the county Offices.
The pay is small, and, while they are
not going begging, they are not the
source OF great strife that has pre-
vailed in the past.
It is understood that Poorman and
Blackerby will have the votes OF
woodburn and silverton pretty solid.
A leading Republican says some Of
the names printed for senator and rep
resentative from Marion county will
never be allowed to go before the con
vention.
There is a strong feeling that a leg.
lslative ticket should be put up In &C
cordance with the demands OF the peo
pie, and one that the people will sup
port at the election.
County Chairman Wrightman says
no advantage will be taken Of the fact
that he calls the convention 10 order
and no advantage will be taken, 30 faI
as he is concerned, Of the position he
occupies, nor will ne seek to influence
the convention In his own behalf, al
county chairman, and II Governor Geei
is the nominee of the state convention
Mr. Wrightman says no one will worl
harder than he TO secure his election
and he does not believe the Democrat
can carry the state, no matter who II
the nominee.
Indications are that the assessor
commissioner, coroner and surveyor
will get a second term. A Republican
paper prints the following as asplranti
for the places on the county ticket:
Sheriff.
Robert A. Witzel, OF Turner
VIM. A. Taylor of MRcleay.
Chas. ID. Hartman. Of Scott's Mills.
W. II. Savage. OF Salem.
County Clerk.
j. w. Roland, of Salem.
A. +. Blackerby. OF Silverton.
County Recorder.
=. A. McFadden, OF Salem.
John @. Siegmund OF Gervals.
Fred A. Legg. OF Salem.
County Treasurer.
J. Henry Haas, OF Salem.
Robert A. Crossan. of Salem.
E. b. Waters. OF stayton.
Fred A. Haas, OF Salem.
County Assessor.
Charles Lembcko, OF Buttevlllo.
County Surveyor.
H. h. Herrick, Jr., OF Salem.
Coroner.
DR. d. +. Lane. OF Salem.
Commissioner.
VIM. Miley. OF Aurora.
w. ". Smith. OF Subllmlty.
Justice Of the Peace.
(salem DlstricD.
u. c. Judd, Salem.
Il, ID. Horgan, Salem.
Constable.
George II. Irwin, Salem.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-03-18
Mr.. Ryan's Denial.

h. r. Ryan was seen today and asked
a correction as to himself. He says Of
the matter: Il wish to refute certain
reports being circulated by unscrupu-
lous persons, that | was at and took
part in the Republican primaries. The
same is a false and malicious lie.
further say that any man who was
nominated by the Socialist convention,
that did take any part in the Republi-
can primaries, should be pulled off the
ticket forthwith, as no man that will
barter away his principles is to be
trusted"