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Show MOK5IXO EXAMINER. OGDEN. ITT All. TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1904. qxauasx: THE EXAMINER BOW TO VOTE ii, (tudtff Wli. X. MiMJW OLASMANN, Dvltrerod by Carrier. Marilil CtV month (Iselsdln MttUi aC Oita ....M eU luiir) Telephone No. ML will eoa tar a favor by this office S failure to m Morulas astro 10 to 89 cents per set for decorated cups and ancM 25 Phone 117a 2476 Washington Avenue, This paper is repeatedly requested to be more explirit in explaining how a voter um scratch bis ticket without endangering the whole ticket. The voter la runtlnnally warned that any wrong mark or an additional mark or a dot will be considered as an identification mark aad that under tbs law such a ballot muat be thrown out. All of which iu true. This paper has already explained the safest way to vote la to put a cross in the circle under the parly emblem and aerate h out all the names the voter does not wish to vote for by drawing one straight Una through the name and then put a cross In the square after the name of the man on the opposition ticket running for the same office. There are so many people who do not understand this and have asked this paper to give a sample of the way to vote a aci arched ticket, we have decided to do that aad we will use the name of John Cl rest man as the name to he scratched for the office of City Inspector. Here fa the official ballot with Imaginary names for office In order to Illustrate bow to vote a scratched ticket: Yh need a Fall Suit eng for yenraaff and boys. Putn has them In great abundance B REPUBLICAN TICKET REPTBUCiN DEMOCRATIC Tbls should not be rsrmilted it Is a measly coward who has not the courage to go down to defeat with hla party and his cause, The Democratic candidates who are now being slaughtered by their should call a hall on the mercenary miscreants who have abandoned a common cause and are now directing their a solely to political outlawry In tempt to save themselves. Let us a Tatar fight, a free ballot and aa it count and with thle assured . , a ' VT'' rOK I T Fairbanks ChaiW.at rtSm. tommiE lira1 wAoa .aw. m. mtton. a B The EDTORIAL a Par Saarataiy af Stats a TIRORV. I CHARLES 4uotloo Afar Suyrama 0aw DANIEL STRAUP. far Attanwy Oanara U. A. SRIEOia ' Par Stata Treasurer BAMES CHRISTENSEN. 54 Par Stata Auditor, TbV 4. A. COWARDS. Par Stata Suyt at Sahoal A. .NELSON. a ' .iA touunu ion 1r SECOND DISTRICT. War District Mm IIAMES ALBERT HOWdVU Par Diatriat AttafNK GEOROE HALVERSON t1 cfimFira STATE SENATOa HalHagawartk i REPRESETATIVE Kuchlar Rudolph a Charles T. 1 a Pancake s ' ttA L Stawar' a Geo. Doan. COMMISSIONER a SMa year tami Oscar CLERIC David Mattaoita TREASURER I Ataia B. Chambar RECORDS Danlal W. ASSESSOR, Edwin Din. Putsiam DEWEY FOR ROOSEVELT. Admiral Deway has come out for Roosevelt He Is a Democrat of the old school and he cannot stand for the scuttle policy In the Philippines. Judge Parkers declaration in favor of giving up the Inlands that Dewee Immortal viatory brought under the American flag was ue much for the old cea dog te stomach. Ms therefore annonnoes that he will vote for Roosevelt and Fairbanks, Oakland Tribuna Clothing House 2345 Washington Judga Parker, last night made other speech on Imperialism,'' mostly an- SOSSPH HOWE Ism . Tar flmwrni af Malta 40 MN CUTLER. . ' party they wlU claim allegiance at the morrows sunrise. Boise News. PARKER AGAINST THE NAVY. 4AMC8 A. MINER. mit.1 COMMENT composed of vague generalities and quite unnecessary alarm for the stability of American Institutions. The feature of the speech, howIf you wa at a continuance of proa-fo- r principal and the only idea, was opposiever, vote Roosevelt and Fair- tion to the inorease purity In the navy. Judge exseen be will to the vote It that the voter wanted Republican ticket, banks. Parker baa thus put himself In square cepting one name. Therefore, he takes his pern Slid places a cross, or X, in oppoaition to the one thing on wbieh tha circle under the Beehive and Eagle and draws one line through made a success all Americans are agreed. Fresno Rethe name of John Great man and puta his cross in the square after the name In John C. Cutler bas business. He will make an Ideal publican. of Isaac McGovern on the Democratic ticket. This la as plain aa we can malts Governor of Utah. it. If yon want to scratch two or more names, do It the same way. Be careAMERICAN EVANGELISTS TO ful not to make any extra mark! or II nrs. Just be as careful and nice about Of the 467 eavings banka in Japan MEET SUCCESS IN ENGLAND. It aa poaalble and be sure you use blotter to dry tee Ink, otherwise in folding the ballot the lak wlU blur and mtka marks where It is folded. The fore- only one is foreign. Of the 1,799 ordingoing Is not the only way to scratch a ticket, but both Republicans and ary banka only four are foreign. IJverpool, Nor. 6. The American Democrats will admit that It la the eus lest way, the quickest way to vote, and evangelists Leroy and Alexander opentha surest way not to lose your ballot by scratching. Democrats can have no sympathy ed a three months meeting here in a with this agitation against divorce. building that had been especially erectdivorce themselves from their ed for the purpose, with a seating GROWTH OF MANUFACTURING. policies he stood for that made the They Issues immediately after every elec- capacity of 13,008. Twenty thousand people of the state incline toward him tion. persons came to the opening meeting. Manufacturing never attained much then he changed hla tactics and tried You neednt tell me," averred Miss In 1901 the, United States, England growth under the old Democratic re- to make the people believe that he and Germany produced 70 per cent of Batch girl, that golf isnt good exergime. Democratic legislation and Dem- was (almost) aa good a protectionIron ore, 77 per cent of the pig Iron cise. It makes the young men so ocratic administration were not favor- ist aa Joseph llowelL When bis pre- the ore and (3 per emt of the ateol pro- strong in tha gnus that that you can able to !L They favored the Importa- tensions in this resiKTt were exposed duced in the world. Boston Traveler. scarcely breathe. tion of manufactured products from and ridiculed,. then he raises a wall and sends up a howl about his honor Mrs. Styles Is so original. Mr. Bryan says that Judge Parker la foreign countries. The real develop What's she been doing now? The Bible of our manufacturing Industries boing assailed and such kindred clap- the Democratic Moses. She take her hat off when ahe wa how Moses was buried, outleis dates practically from the birth of the trap. Judge Powers should have been, side Promised I .and, and that no rides in a street car so the conductor the Republican party and the establishment when he accepted the nomination, man knoweth of his sepulchre unto can walk up and down the aisle withMilwaukee Journal. out difficulty. of protection. In 1860 the value of our manly enough to have made up his this day." manufactures was (1,885,881,000; In mind to go down to defeat with bis The American workman will have Woman of the Iloose You're not 1900 it was (13,039,279,000. The figures party; he should have known, for he no difficulty Tn remembering those one of these labor agitators, are you? aliow that our present great manufactIs far from a fool, albeit a Democrat, happy Democratic days when the free Goodman Gonrong (with his mouth that the people of Utah are satisfied trade bln) built neats in every factory full of pie) No, ma'am. I'm a rat uring system dates from the organisation of the Republican party. agitator. Chicago Tribune. with Republican policies; that they de- chimney In the land. sire not only to give President Raos The Chinese government will estab-l'a- h Miss Antique Why hare you always BRYAN'S REVELATIONS. volt the electoral vote of the suite, but a national bank with a capital of remained single? One-balf this sum la to of they wish to give hlin support in both (3,000,000. Olduach Smply from force of habBryan's reception in Indiana show, branches of Congress. Judge Powers Ve furnished hv the Imperial treasury, it, 1 suppose. You kpow you know 1 conclusively that tha Democrats of tbs has many tiuaa before made himself the other half to be raised by the wa burn that way. Philadelphia Issue of share. Record. middle weat art not yet cured of the appear ridiculous liefore the people of free silver erase, with Its accompanyThe prcdvciino of metallic copper In tha statu, but he never appeared to The Boss Im afraid yon are not 7 ing visions. The silence of the St. greater disadvantage than now, when, the United States for 1903 was for the position; you don't qualified of 191.506 of a value , pounds Leuls platform on the money qnestiou as an exposed fakir, be la trying to 1902 44 per rent, or aKrai know anything about my business. In 0ml. wae eloquent Parkers telegram sat- enlist the Tha Applicant Dont I, though T I sympathy of voters by his 389,000.000 pounds, was nrodneed from company with your typewriter. isfied the New Yorkers and enabled keep f mile silly, senseless and wholly untruthful .n rra mil- long and Chicago JournaL them to present a gold standard can- chargoa against Mr. Joseph Howell. irldck st Putt. Mast didate to the conservative wing of tha Medical Professor Whats the most THE TRIBUNE BRAYS. party, while the eilver wing wae coolly PITH THE PRESS advanced stage of kleptomania? aet aside to be fooled and cajoled into Town Student High finance. Wit h tear: beads that are supposed Topics. good humor dnrlag tha campaign. POLITICS IN IDAHO. to be awesome, yet acting always the Aa a matter of fact, the rank and file pert of a slanderer and a coward, the Bills Did yon notice the pleased exPolitics are certainly the most of the Democratic platform stand on malicious old Tribune yesterday was mixed In Idaho of any state in the pression on her face when I told her tha money question and on all others filled with charges of church Influence union. For example here we have the that she didn't look any older than her Just where they etood hi 1(96. The io and stories about how Instruct ions Idaho State Eagle, through whose n daughter? Wills No; I was looking at the exR. Souveretgn has been of evente has not convinced their have been sent out to the J. members in season and out pression on the daughter's face. Chitalking democracy reason, because, on economic quest ions, of the Mormon chiiiv-Record-Heral- d. to vote the of season, coming out on the eve of cago they have no reason. Republican ticket. Thu Tribune has election In support of the Popnllst Bryan, who could not carry Indiana for months been encaged in a brutal state ticket. And In the same town of They say love makes the world go for himself, cannot, of course, carry the labor union organ, the round, " remarked the Impecunloua attempt to bullduzu the people of Utah. Wsllare that state, or any other state, for Par- It has promised to defeat tits Re- Idaho State Tribune, which has advo- lover. Yea," sold his bride ker. He has, however, revealed the ass publican ticket in this slate. It has cated socialism jnst ns industriously But I don't see how love is going as the Eagle has democracy, ia now which bides under the lions skin, as- played its game to the very last as a to make my salary go round. staunchly supporting the sumed, for a purpose, by a once great coarse, low-doticket. There hive been men Philadelphia Press. pirate sheet flying at night, obscure who went to national party. I he blark flag of hate and bigotry, and and common-place- , sleep to awake in De easiness wlf which some people only now, seeing defeat staring the cause the morning tn find themselves fam- - Is fooled, said Uncle Eben, is what JUDGE POWERS A8 A SQUEALER. it has espoused Iu the lace, it simply j ous. hilt stranger is the fact that few temp's many n man dot might be honvoices the impotent lag' of its master, est to go astrey. Washington Star. to Not to be ontdone by the unmanly who feels that all of his Intimidate ur coerce the people of plaints of Judge Parker and the childish assent to hie etelementa given by Utah have failed., let the Tiiliun old Uncle Gs seaway, our only Or- (heat lieu) rage aud the Ream kites ' lando la out In yeaterday'a Tribune, ( people) luiagiue vain iliJug." ll:e (why should Judge Powers issue hie old Republican elephant. Is tuarcl.iug address through tha medium of that light aloug 10 victory regardlcka of sheet? Is he afraid be the brays, cun tortious and kicks of ran not reach all Democrats through the Democratic donkey uud tne uti- - j the Herald f Or is this a special ap- American xebro. Have One Of Those Stylish Coats Or Suits That Are peal to Democracys allies, the CLOSE OF THE CAMPAIGN. In which ha wails and Being Shown The preliminary work of the camrails and accuses Mr. Joseph Howell in vary much the same manner that paign has closed, but the real work Parker aaaoiled President remains to be done. Nationally the ReJudge Roosevelt, and with Just as little causa publicans have beaten the Deniuctaia o clearly and so decisively Uisl in or reason for his assault It is a sufTon will find a very large and popular line in all the ficient answer to Judge Powers plaint Utah, as in the entire w os-.- , they have rc ar girments for ladles in our cloak deportment. remoteeven not does abandoned to say that ha We huve a few of those extremely low priced, gooJ Talue coats for hope aud have devoted all ladles and children loft ahkli we hod priced st ly fix or charge upon Mr. Howell, their efforts to an attempt, to save . , knowledge of, let alone responsibility some favored candidate, or gain some y for the attack upon himself, and about local success. 'The voters arc of which he complains so bitterly. The registered; the greater majj-i-also a ft'- - of the $11.50 suits which tr offered st (7.50. These are whole trouble with Judge Posers is them are Republican. It ou'.y now rehonest v.i' ca and suould be la vcstigalcd. to mains the voters been to the out gut trying poilx simply this, that he has to plsy a shell game with the peopla today. The Democrats are fairly hent-m- . of Utah; he has gone io them with but of kinds all they will try mire;'reieniat!on, sugared phrases promising protection if they would support him by private dct.raitiun, and by prrnoJ for Congress and lnferentlally threatappeals, even by tearful suppuration, trouto induce Republicans to scrs'.ch in and sorts nil of persecution ening ble If they refused him that support. the Interest of some one Democrat, When he saw that it was not the per hoping thereby tn rob tha Republicans a complete victory la this county. of but uf the Candidate Howell, sonallty - . Avenue EfiCSZSSEEl T Of SHERIFF, ATTORNEY, I suRviYoa r a T. HulmlaUk ) r H. J. Craven. SUPERINTENDENT OP DCNOOli Wm N. Patterson. CONSTABLE FOR OODCN CITY. Maury 1 a ttaadaaartara Republican Committee, Pbiry Hall, Cernar 23rd St and Waah. Avo. Phene, Ball, S37. ladependent T. HULANI8KI, Chairman. JOHN V. BLUTH, Saorttary. the straight Republican ticket. ME ii March & 1st w of buyers who bought during that sale. Wa will give another Coat Mark Bala on everything In stack and will Include alt Fall Geeda arriving dui Ing V Bata Domestic suitings and all Cotton Goods bought slnoo drop In prices of these gooda ore Included. No article In our largo stock will bo reserve! The manner In which New Merchandise will to sacrificed will ba food for clcas, careful buyers. The Terms of Sale Are Positively cww Wk' a s H ipuvwv ovisware Reese Howell Sons one-hal- NOTHING lo-g- Householl and Mediclial pur Properly a2ci,wjctaroauf delicious in taste. A perfec Whiskey poses. BETTER few col-nm- to-b- e. Dubois-Democrat- ic I r F. J. KICdEL, & CO.. DUtribotorsj ailr-mpt- a THE DIFFERENCE. ftroldent llarriaou in 18 32: Thera new baa been a time iu oar history when work was so abundant, or when wages were so high, a briber measured by the ourrenry In which they were paid, or by their power to supply the That necessity and comfort of lira" was n true statement of the industrial conditions of the country at the dose of a Republic an administration, and shortly before the first real and effect lve Democratic administration this country has had since the civil war. President Cleveland In 189.1: With plenteous crops, with abundant promise of remunerative production and manufacture, with unusual invitation to cafe investment, and with satisfactory arsuraares to business lntnrprlsee, aud dealy financial distrust and fear have sprung up on every side.1 The alarm lag condition described by President Cleveland ip his message to Congress in 1893, continued to grow worse and when the Democratic tariff bill wae passed, Samuel Gompers, President of the American Federation of Ibor, reported that three million men were thrown out of work and were without means to support themselves and their J Will be remembered by the thousands OF l( tbacyk W. BaNeft; famiUes. leek war before yen bujh TICKET Rooaeveti Tboodore at Nov Tart. VWa to call and TICKET PRESIDENT ; . eg RIGHT FRICIB. DenT fell JUST AFTER THE CYCLONE. David B. Hill Yes, I'm quite sure m retire now- - - the Rimmw Mon The ImUhL 41 plates raagin. rents Whcchvrigist Bro: Tl ets SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Ml ou price from Awa- y- Read it Carefully. I y Cup and saucer tala. See them and you will buy them. We also offer a nice selection of decorated China . Illustration Showing; Surest and Safest Way to Vote Men on Both Tickets and Not Have die Ticket Thrown beMu lualBM. 39 cents A SCRATCH TICKET f U the WT Publishing Oa publlataed i It Is Quite Necessary. ! I That You Should j NOTICE Our mill Is running full time, but we still have time to taka care of a few nice Jobs af Interior finish and mill work of all kinds. Our Lumbar Sash Door and other building material la 8trictly First-clas- s and you make no mistake when placing your order with ua. AT CLARKS a,'y-:u-- SCc, $1.50, $2.90 Clark & and $3.50 Eccles lumber Co. I56-S6- 8 24 h sL Beth Phones 128 |