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The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-31

Washington, March 26.-Some pro-
gress WAS made toward the olsposl-
ton of the Aldrich currency Dill 10
day. Notwithstanding the fact that IL
was not taken up until late IN the
session which was continued unul
an unusually late hour. When ad-
iournment was reached several
amendments had been considered and
disposed of.
Senator Simmons spoke al length
of his amendment reducing the inter
est to be paid on the emergency cur
rencp to one-fourth of one per cent
during the first three months OF Its
| issue and l-2 Of l per cent. after that
period.
Speaking OF the attitude OF New
York bankers ON the pending bill,
Mr.. Depew read a letter declaring
that the New York state bankers as
sociation disapproves of the propos-
ed legislation and favors an asset
lcurrency.
Mr.. Culberson, OF Texas, spoke
against the bond feature Of the bill
The amendment proposed by Mr..
3Simmons, was defeated.
| Senator Nelson renewed his amend
/ ment requiring banks to pay interest
on deposits of government funds al
rate of not less than one per cent.
! / month
I!arlier in the day this amendment
ha. received the endorsement of the
committee on finance and was there
fore slated for acceptance.
Mr.. Clay, OF Georgia, moved to in
crease 10 per cent. the minimum In
| ho chorQod h,It tho mntinD
was GcGeated IL to .36.
An amendment to the Nelson
amendment by Mr.. McLaurin, pro.
lviding that the rate of interest paid
by national hanks shall be uniform
lcepted-
Mr. Callberson, of Texas, offered ar
additional amendment requiring in
terest - be paid during August
iSepten1bsr. October and November al
!cent; december, January, February
and March at 3 per cent, and April
May, Ju0e and July at per cent.
which eaAS defeated
In adv eating this proposition Mr.
CulbersoH referred to j. Pierpont
Morgan IS sponsor for this bill"
hC SNfAhLC duOpScu Luc ANelSOu
amendment as amended by Mr.. Nc
L2Urin, by which the interest on de-
sits is fixed at not less than l per
ent.
Mr.. Lodges amendment, including
Onds OF the Philippine government
nd those Of the city of Manila
among securities to be accepted wa.
adopted, 81 to Is. This amendmen:
had received the endorsement of the
finance committee as had also the
one next to be offered by Senate
Johnston, of Alabama. This provi-
sion required that four-fiths of the
| Is per cent. reserve of banks out of
reserve cities shall be kept in lawful
money in the vaults of the banks and
! also that one-third of the amount
kept in the vaults may be in the form
! of securities of the class named in
the bill. AS this amendment met
with some opposition proposition
following it to go over until tomor-
| cow was accepted
! Although senators went to the capi-
| tol today expecting to devote their
| time to considering the currency bill,
their attention was diverted to the
credentials Of Senator-elect John
Waiter Smith, of Maryland The re-
suit of long debate was the admis-
,, sion of Mr. Smith to his seat.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-31

Columbia. S. c., March 2s.--
United States Senator B. R Tillman
appeared to be somewhat better to-
day. He walked in his yard for the
first time, and his relatives and
friends are very much encouraged.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-31
To Be Pursued By Democratic
Parry
WILLIAMS ISSUES AOJHE5S
Rspub,sean Leg Slati0a the DSm'
aatiC I'aItY MA Support

Majority Alust Make Concessions as
Price OF Democrats Refrainlng
From Organized Boycstt-Aeasure
Xvl.ici, Viii C0mniand Solid Demo-
cratic Vote and Those Which They
viii Oppose.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-31

Farmers. mechanics, 1aborers rely
On DR.. Thomas Electric Oil. Takes
the stings out Of cuts. burns or bruises
at once Pain cannot stay where 1t is
used.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-31
WOUNDS PROVE FATAL.

Durham White Stevens Dse~ . 50
Francisco Last Night-Sapa-
pcrur sends Message ot 4. -
tenCe.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-31
Amendments to Measure Con-
sideTed and Disposed OF
NOT MUCH PROGRESS MADE
New York Bankers DisappIuve OF
Proposed Legislation

Senator SiIn1nons' Amendment de-
feated-J- Pierpoint Siorsan Re
ferred To As sponsor of lne bill.
Credentials OF John ller smith
Received After Long Debate.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-31

Pictures Changed Daily at Biiou.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1908-03-31

Pictures Changed Daily at Bijou.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
WITHDRAWS CHARGE
AGAINST HUSBAND

Withdrawing the charge II
drunkenness aud eonfeeslnE repent
ance fog her hasty action IN swear
lnE out the warrant. Mrs Hide
brand. ol Columbia. Last Tuesday
occurred the liberty OF her husband
whom abe had accused OF assault
aud battery. aud the ease against
hlm vas dismissed
n ls said the woman became 81.
tended following an alteration
With her husband. and rushed into
court for warrant have
learned great lesson. she = Al.
lekcd "a have said. and uow ap
pfeciato my husband more than
ever
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
MINISTER WINS PRIZE


PORTLAND. ore. April Z -fhe
ts 600 fund which the Portland
Commercial club hnnE up n year
ago 10 be distributed among the
magazine and newspaper NriiefH
who wrote aud had published tho
best description OF Portland was
apportloned last night Rev John
Roach HtrAtton. Of baltimore, Nd
won the ! 600 prize On AN article
published la the baltimore Ameri
eau. Miss Mattel love. daughter
~ I'D &. Howe. of che Alehluan.
kan. "Glnb., won the t50a prize
Eighty other prizes were awarded
IA amounts varying frem te5e to
$40.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
"HUXTRY!"

Seattle Star Exclusive Service
tlEtI.lNGliAM. Wash. April s.
II you ever chance 90 run across
these youngsters. whether you are
~ this country or some far corner
Of the globe. II will pay you to
bus paper from them and hear
their story
Yes. they're uewHhoYa The real
article. too. nen and snill' Stein
are their names. They say they
are going 10 tour the world ia
ais months aud pay their way hy
selling papers and writing stories
81 their adventures
Tho Young huatlsra are from
Chicago and know all tho ropes ~
paper selling They did big
business here before they started
doNn the coast few DAYS ago
Though they are not travelling
ON wager some biE bets have
been laid on Hen and hllls
chances Of getting around the
world IN half a year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
pgArs NOTICES.

swan Il Heck. age g, died al the
seattle General hospital April =
lie vas a brother nf ] a. BECK
Miaa Matte Johnson. axe n.
died April In this citY The bod,
was sent 60 stanton. Iowa, for
burial
Mars Manning. aEr q. mother ~
II. ~ Manning. died April : At
the residence. szt9 Second Az
y =.
The Infant daughter II Mr. and
Mrs. = " Glnia died az the rvsi
denee. stazts Sixth az April z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
SUNDAY FUNERALS
UNDER THE BAN
10y United Press

BAN FRANCISCO. April s.
Sunday funerals viii soon be under
the ban in Alameda. Oakland and
nerkelay AZ the result OF move
ment started ~ the undeftnkefh
81 these three bay cities Mem
beers Of the funeral directors OF
FhniEation ~ Alameda county
have already voted to close ~
shop on the Sabbath. aud they "a
pcct cemetery directors will fail la
line bY eloalnE thalr rnIea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

~ Is Ia the county TAIL on chutEes
preferred hy several little girla Of
the neighhorhooa. who accuse him
Of entieiug them With candy aud
other sWeUtmeata
Several OF the children make sim
liar charges against him. and two
Of them are serious Peterson II
unmarried
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
TO oRegr EVANS FLEsr.


SAY DIEGO. cal April VIE
ltnfa from many parts Of the state
are hegiunlnE 20 arrive 90 witness
ths coming ~ the hattioship fleet
The prusram for the local eolehfA
ton Is practically completed. and
IN the four DAYS that the sailors
vii be here they Nili not lack fo'
entertainment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

Istsr spsslsI ssrnlssh

kStar Special SsrNieesl
los ANGELES. April Melvin
A. Gould =. first cousin OF che late
Jay Could is slowly OWNS IN a
dingy little shack IN the rear OF
dwelling al 1888 ". 5Sth 81. this
city. delendeng on the charity Of
klnd.hearted nelsbhors for food to
Keep him from starving.
Two years ago the old man went
20 New York ia see Geo. j. Could
After a lenE wait az hts office he
saw hts relative. aud appealed To
him Tor sufficient means Ia keep
him from becoming an object ~
charity
lie SAYS he got a ticket TO Gail.
fornia and a PROMISE Of a weekly
allowance Il he Wanld stay here
lie never Eot the allowance.
He has written - Helen Could
and the reply be received said ~
yeu knew how many letters from
heEEaTs ! receive every day You
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

would not take the trouble to write
TO mc.
The old man e so ~ that be can
not last much longer, aud some Of
his nelshbers hard WORKING pea.
pie who need every cent thef vet
have promised him that they viii
contribute enough W that be viii
not have TO die In the poofhonsc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
BANKER HAS FLED;
BOND FORFEITED

SPOKANE. Wash April s. The
s.. 600 bond Of &C May. ahaeoud
ing nresident OF the hig bend Ma
tloaal Hank OF Washington has
been forfeited ia the federal court
n NJ nrnmhellcr aud DE- y. Fred
Easin. Spokane pioneers. we're the
bondamen May has fled from a
sentence OF five years imprtHnu"
meut fof miaHppropriating bank de-
nn.lla.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
c,I,hfs,. Trss,r sIanInq

TOXIC. April S.==A banquet will
he held tonight 10 celebrate the
nna fourth anniversary uf the con
eiuaion 81 a commercial treaty BE-
tween Japan and the United States
Several prominent Americans r..
aidinr ia Toxic and other Japan.
eae cities Wiil attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

Catholic dloeese. which was GREAT
I'd IN NeW York on April \. iSos
By Pope Plus vi. the centennial
celebration Nili not be held until
the week of April - one Of the
most Interesting programs IN the
history 81 the church Ia America
Wiil b. then carried out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

Sc box Of Wire Hair Pin Cab.
inets s.-.s.. .-+. 1850. Be
Sc pair OF Bristol Fine Tubu
lar Shoe Laces. 2 pairs Sc
SC card Of 6 HAT Pins 10
Sc Princess Loop Invisible
Eyes. dozen on card. az
sorted sizes. card ....... .gc
Sc yard OF C0lored Corvette
Skirt binding ............Ic
f0c pieces OF 6-yard White aud
C0lored Finishing Braid 5r
SC box Wire Hair Pins. plain and
crimped IN this sale Pr
Zoe card White Agate Buttons
...-..s .s.-t ..sss.. $500 &c
Zoe Pyramid Of Black Toilet Pins
ssss..s 'ss...s r..#stt.- t-. &c
&c card Of one dozen Black safe.
y rms ...s-. ss...s, $500. lf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
CATHOLIC celesRArloN.

NEW YORK. April Although
to-day 8 the one huudredih amt
Negsafy % the founding Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
LITTLE GIRLS MAKE
A SERIOUS CHARGE

Peter Peterson grocer. "a
wears old. who lives 10 the rear II
his store. GA FIRST av near Heil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

Take boats AZ Pier 2. Ten round
trips daily zee round trip. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

25e box Of one gross Black Metal
Pants buttons ...s..... Toe
~ pair ~ BLACK Cotton Elastic
Corset Laees. "a yards &c
Japanese Handy Ironing Wax.
with wooden handles. dozen
.s.+..t s.stt tts=s...s.s. Zoe
Csc Century Corset shields. sizes
and 2. IN this sale. a pair
sst.s.. ss.tt s..#s,.ss... fDc
ije WomenB Century Safety
Bells t..ss+t tts.s $3.50. Zoe
Sc Belt pin hooks. assorted sizes
.t..s .sss.-. t..s. tss. q. 30
&C. spools SILK Finish 500 Yard
Blasting Cotton. IN this sale
$3.50 ..s....# ..s.. $500. &c
Zoe Tolsom's Double Patent Snap
ed Dress BANDING. black.
white aud graz. yard he
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
EXPLODED FINANCE

W Shap NJ D.
Addition the Seattle They paid
back for like payable oneha April Q 1908
wasp
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
TO ssG uArrLEsHlPs

Take hoata a. Pier z Ten roun
trips daily See round trip. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

IOOCn lax |
by
The Gospel of
Good Teeth
There Is Only One |
AIveolar Method
and We Own
the Right TO |
Use II.
We are coins 70 preach q
short ssfmon. taking our tea
ffum she FoHpoi ~ rond teeth
Yoa nEr O. to Yourself sad e.
those dependent Hpun Yon OF
wlth whum you associate 10 "a
disir food health. and yon cant
radiaie Eoud health unirsa you
have Euod teeth some Of ss
i've 70 sat but ve All must eat
To live. aud u So dout eat
property and masiieaie our food
properly 80 pont live long
There use "a b. some excuse
Tor those people whn had miss
ina teeth or whose teeth were
loose. fuf the only assistance
they could secure ia their mis-
fortune vas from partial plate
which Was more ~ a bin.
dance than a help from
10 called bridge which was
placed between two sound teeth
aud vas neither useful nor OF
namcutal There 10 no excuse
today. for since the discovery
Of the ALVEoLAR METHOD
Of supplying missing teeth with
out partial plates OF so.cailed
bridge work II IL possible for
any man OF woman 10 have ss
complete and beautiful a set Of
teeth a. they had in the first
place.
The AGVEoLAR METHOD
has reyoluiioniEcd the science
of dentistry n 81 a simple.
/ practical plan Of restoring teeth
and II does away with the cum
bersome partial plate which
never fits and ts never anything
bat a nuisance and makeshiff
| The ALNEOtsAR TEETH once
IN the mouth arr a. firm a. 3
| rocR All that We require Is
! that there be two or more teeth
left In the mouth To work With
The discovery IL So valuable a
one and has attracted - much
attention that this Company has
grown from a small beginning
tu where Of the prescut time Il
does the largest dental business
In the world Upwards OF ten
thousand patients are enjoying
the blessing Of these good.
sound beautiful teeth II Is no
longer a question Of whether or
not We can do u. but u IN a
question for YOU 10 decide as 10
whether or not YOU want Il
done We can bring such n
mass Of testimony to bear that
We can overcome any ohjectlonsI
which might be raised.
We are going 10 invite You TO
come To our office aud allow
us To make a careful and com
plete diagnosis Of your teeth.
aud will say In advance that
this service will not cost you
anything nor obllgate you 20
spend a dollar with ua. unless
You decide to have the work
done Al work guaranteed for
" years Address
| Ohio Dentists
| 3o7ts PIKE ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08
Semi-AnnuaI Sale of Notions

HE attitude OF The Bon Maree in dealings public clear
y manifested IN this sale OF dressmake findings
Coming weeks before Easter, home
and materially reduces Easter ha
wished for by millions OF husbands the world Everything
usual high andardhe
cent years Here's few brief examples
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-08

Dc package Invisible Hair Pins.
straight aud crimpod. 2 for lie
Zoe Sateen La France Corset
Clasps. black only. In this sale
t...... 500 ..s.... ,.... sc
Be yard Of Round Cotton Black
CT White Hat Elastic tie
SC Wooden Stocking Darner &c
&c Tailor's g0inch Tape Measure
-..ss.t 800. ..t+..t Re
Coats and ClarEs o. y. T. zoe.
Yard Spool Cotton. sc spool.
or, dozen .....s.s..s..+. JJC
2hc Hand Mirrors ..,.....1ge
soc Chlldren'a Fancy Beaded
Hand haEs ...s........ 3gc
soc pair Of silk Sew aud Hook on
Supporters 500. ....s..25e
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-08-14
SteereSt of Railroads.

The Virglbahn Cable Railway up The
side of a mountain in The Southern
Tyrol, Austria now holds the record
of being the steepest railway in me
world with a grade of fully 40 pei
cent at its upper end and an averag"
grade of &C per cent. In the run OF
945 feet the grade rises $40 fee T''
road construction is comparatively light
is the cars are small and me braK-
ing srenn on the tracks much less
than usual on the same type ofrail-
way. The experiments in automa ic
vacuum breaking made on the 20 percent
grade showed that cars freed from ,he
cable could be stopped without, shock
within a distance Of but 1 feet. The
cars seat thirty passengers. The road
and equipment cost 100000 or about
81, 900 per running fooJ.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-08-14
A Rocking Stone.

Though tens of thousands of persons
yearly see he great rocking stone of
Bronx park in New York c,,y, few
realize thar il is the oi,y's hcsL con-
spicuous souvenir of the glaC.a period
when all tits section wa covered
wiki an ocean OF ice some 800 feet
chick hat was moving slowly toward
the south.
That pinkish bit of granite weigh
ingthiriy tons, standing seven and
one-half feet above its rocky base, be-
ing ten feet broad and eight feet rhick
came from the far north, carried in
the resistless ice arms of the glacier
that swept over the continent down
to this latitude marking its path by
depositing great powders as It NOV
ed and leaving scratches on The firm
rocks beneath, from the sliding, grin
ding bits and masses of granite t.a,
settled 20 its base ard w.:e Vs3aed
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-08-14
AMPLE FUNDS
ARE ASSURED
With Which TO Move all The
COuntry'S Crops.
New York Banks Entered The
Month of August with a sur
plus Reserve of $4,000.

THE New York banks entered he
month of August with an excess re-
serve of more than $1,0O0,000, and
the financial instructions of other i'm
portant cenyers are correspondence
opulent Not only so, but inieres.
rates are pnenomenally low for this
season of the year. On no day last
week. did call money lend above ii
per cent and The average ruling rae
has been only l per cent, rate that
is never quoted locally except after
serious financial disturbances and the
Reorganization Of industry. This
state of affairse of course has dis
tinct advantages since it will not only
enable the country's crops 10 be
marketed without difficulty but will
Ultimately foster II revival nj business
and invest ment.
The bond transactions on the New
York Stock exchange in July were
about 81 800, 900, comparing with S22,-
100000 IN he same month a year ago.
Leading banking houses are of the
opinion thar there will be few big
bond ISSUES during Angus, Sep,em-
Der and October. In fac the only
ones IN sight are one by the Illinois
Central of S15.O0O,O00, and even tnis
may not ma,erialize until af,cr th,.
..1.. Ff.st, leNs 4 f.IfL
which according TO reports Will soon
issue some $lj,0OO,OGO 10 10000. OOO
bonds.
The report of The committee on car
efficiency Of lie American Railway a =
ISOLATION shows tnat he surplus carr
Of all he railroads of ne United
Slales and Canada on July % las
was 5,129 more ;hai was record q
on July s, The daie of The las, pre-
yious report or $3.50 on July -, as
compared with SOB, $50 on July s, 1905
or the foregoing increase IN -he sur
plusage of care. 3,i0G is in box and
,lG6 coal and gondola This is the
first increase 10 be nO,ed since April
%, last. The report says that here
was a decrease in the number Of sur
plus bad" cars of 5000, making The
net increase IN he total number OF
idle cars only about 2.O00. T. also
s.a.es that any marked improvement,
in the situation could harry be look
ed for in July as the month normally
is very light traffic month.
The increased activity in railroad
shops has resulted in repair being
made. on many disabled cars which
We're on. Of commission. These cars
have again come in;o commission and
thereby swell the list of idle cars.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-08-14
To Shoot from London TO Paris.

A gun that is set up in London coul
lombard Paris is the latest European
war invention announced 10 the public
The inventor is a Scotchman VINO claim
that by the application Of electricity
ne can impart a velocity of 10000 feet
persecond 10 proi.etiles of any di-
mension nowin use on board ships OF
in land defenses.
Col. +. w. MauGe OF the English
Army who has seen the model work,
says that the results claimed are GER
Iain be realized. The inventor
states that the greatest experts OF
England have seen, examined and wit
messed the working Of the model and
expressed their entire salisfac on -
is practicability. It is claimed says
Popular Mechanics. that the gun can
impart- the above velocity TO shell
Weighing 1000 pounds without smoke
flash or recoil-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-08-14

ticket"
In short the labor leaders hem
selves are free in EXPIRE sing III" opiL-
ion thai Mr. Gompers' ogfor.s 20 influ-
ence the woes of organized labor will
prove unavailing.
Previous attempts 10 SCI aside a
GER ain class 10 be vo,od In a block
for this man or that party have never
been successful. II has been ,ried
time and again but always ME; with
failure. The farmers refused 70 act as
apolitical unit, as did the anti-Ca. no
lie element and those who were
opposed 20 secret societies.. Every ci. =
izen reJoices in the right Of Carrying
his sovereignty under his hal, ana the
intelligent elecior is as Jealous OF his
vote as he is of his good name.
Mr.. Gompers may have secured a
personal advantage al Denver, bul
when November comes T. Will be found
that the members of organized labor
have been doing their own thinking
and that at he polls hey exercised he
right of free American citizens and
voted as their Intelligence dictated.
and not as any man willed.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1908-08-14
Gompers and the Labor Vote.

1t is not strange tha, organized la
Dor IS resenting the intimation of Presi
dent Samuel Gompers tina, ne conlrols
the woes OF the workingmen and can
deliver them in a bunch 70 Democracy
or any O,ner party. When GOmpers
makes he plea 20 union labor yooers
10 vote once for labor instead of for
party" he appeal really means vote
once for Gompers.
II is fair 20 assume M. Gompers
won his point at Denver because he
agreed 10 pay the price; hat is ne
promised 10 deliver the labor vote %
Bryan. He is now after the goods,
buc their delivery is quite another
mater. There is 10 labor vote 10 be
handed over in block. Organized
workmen are citizens before they are
unionists and they vote as citizens.
Then will noc be delivered in body
20 Mr.. Bryan. Mr.. Taft or any other
candidate for the personal aggrandi-
cement of Mr.. Gompers.
Leaders in the labor world are not
slow in taking the position that Mr..
Gompers does not represent them in
things political. Henry White, the
well-known labor leader and formerly
general secretary of the United Gar
ment Workers of America, says:
| am afraid that a showdown will
once more prov, and in a way that
will be most convincing that the labor
vote cannot be delivered TO anybody.
Union people think about the some
that others do. Because a man is a
member of a trade union for trade
benefits he does not hand over his
right 10 judge political questions 10
anyone who happens to be at the head.
James w. Dougherty secretary-treas-
urer Of the Brotherhood Of Boobkin-
ders puts the situation in a nut
shell when he says that "the labor
men who are Republicans will vote the
Republican ticket; those who are
Democrats will vote the Democratic