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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-04

tate who, at the same time, draw
large rents from blocks of buildings
OF our main business streets? Isn't
that the policy of making the rich
richer and the poor poorer? Unable
to keep the suburbs out Of the city
any longer, unable to keep them from
making improvements with their own
taxes, thsy want 20 bind them hand
and foot to a policy that will keep
their property out of the market, and
wi hout hope of being benefited by
Incorporation, except as a few shall
dictate. Has not suburban property
been kept down long enough? The
people OF the suburbs should settle
this question forever and elect the
representatives OF expansion. Re.
verse the Chinese wall policies Of the
past, and suburban property will ad.
vance on equal terms with the rest Of
the city. Strike off the shackles of
m%ossbacklsm. The Republican ticket
stands for equal rights.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-04
Tells the Truth at All Times.

Tells the Truth at All Times.
No tribute has been levied by the
city officials on any form Of vice or
on any criminal element, as is the
common practice in city administra.
tions.-Journal, December, 1902.
The above is quoted in the Citizens
leased columns in the Statesman. It
was true in 1902. II is not true in
1903? If It is, why has a certain suit
against a woman of the tenderloin dis.
trict dropped, and why was she not
allowed to testify? Up TO this year
the Citizens movement levied no
tribute on vice. The Citizens move.
ment up to this year extended nj pro
lection to vice. According to the tes.
tlmony of Capt. Malone they are hand
in glove with the gamblers and pros.
tltutes. But what had the Jabour az.
gregation to fear from the testimony
of one poor woman Of the tenderloin,
who wanted TO 90 on the witness
stand? Is their relation with vice sc
questionable that they had 10 shut her
on from testifying? Let thinking cit.
liens who are not sentimentalists. and
who do not favor immoral relations
between the city government and vice
ask themselves what consistency
there is in the Citizens party posing
at present as the special champions
OF virtue, when they tremble at the
testimony of one unfortunate woman,
whose word Is not generally consid.
cred as having any weight whatever?
What would become of a crusade
against vice started by the ministers,
II II depended for enforcement on OF.
iicials who would tremble every time
a witness was put on the stand?
Wouldn't IL be a facer? Wouldn't ev-
cry prosecution lof this kind simply
involve the city and county in fee
bills and lawyers feas, and accom-
plish nothing?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-04
Republican
City Campaign
What ls the Interest of the Suburban
Property owners2


Property Owners2
That is an important question In
this campaign. The defunct Citizens
party promises the suburbs nothing
but economy. The managers are the
direct representatives of a few large
property owners In the old city, and
men who at the same time have large
holdings OF unimproved property in
the suburbs. These men get large
rents from their blocks IN the old
city. and can afford to hold their un.
improved property I'm the suburbs,
and adopt a policy Of restricting i'm.
~provements, knowing that all i'm.
proyements made by other people will
enrich them, anyhow. Is a city ad'
ministratlon OF Greater Salem, die.
tated by such a narrow and selfish pol.
icy. fair to the property owner In the
suburbs who does not own valuable
business property in the old city?
Such a policy would permit no i'm.
provements whatever in the suburbs;
except as suited the personal inter.
eSts Of a few large holders Of real es-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-04

Colonel Is intent upon b%ayoneting oil
the saloon keepers on sight which
pleases some of the third party.
Colonel Malone charges the present
administration with an open town"
which plcascs another party-for the
reason that abe charge cannot
be laid at its door. Then up comes
tho question, where do some of us
stand? Can we support Malone and
the Citizens ticket, too.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-04
It Was All the Truth.

The Citizens campaign consists
largely Of quotations from the col
umns of this paper in praise of the
good work done by the Citizens Off
cials several years ago. II was good
stuff then and was all true, but the
Citizens movement has changed
front since then. A spurious article
is offered the people. None of the
men who were running then are up
for office now. None of the outgoing
aldermen we're renominated. Mayor
Bishop reoigned. The program has
been abandoned on its essential
points 1t has become partisan and
personal and made combinations
with a law enforcement league that
will involve the city in litigation that
will plunge the city and county in
debt and in the end accomplish moth.
ing. New propositions that have
nothing to do with a non-partisan
business program have been~ injected
and, as Secretary Oliver Jory said
to The Journal reporter, the cam.
paigh will be fought on different
lines from what It was in the past.
Tho change has not been in this pa
per or it's editor, nor in the communi.
ty, but in the gang who are playing
the Citizens game Of politics.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-04
The Republican Ticket Is Clean.

The Republican Ticket Is Clean.
The Republicans feel an especial
pride in presenting to the voters the
ticket which be presented TO them
next Monday, Every man on the
ticket is a good, capable and honest
citizen of Salem. No n can charge
ineompetency and inability TO any Of
the candidates. They represent the
business and laboring element OF tho
Capital City, and plutocrats, money
makers and millionaires are conspic.
uous by their absence, Every man on
the ticket is a producer, and not one
solely a consumer. II cannot be
charged that the personnel of the Re
publican ticket stands for dishonesty
and corruption. when the names OF
such men as IL contains are presented
for the voters consideration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-04
Can You Support Malone me the Cit
izens, Too?

&NNea wv
The LEASED columns" of the Citi.
zens push ticket, wherein they con.
duct their personal abuse Of every.
body and everything opposed to
them. contains a reference like this:
mo boodling Influences cndangering
the future OF our fair city today"
or purse this don't apply to cement
walks. We don't need them II we
do need them. then VIC don't need
councilmcn. Ono or the other must
be dispensed with. Our beautiful
city is and has been, OF course, de,
pending upon the Citizens admins.
~tration for the past several years.
How beautiful our fair" city has be
como under their guiding hand.
With u main streets covered
ankle deep with mud, with an electric
light where we don't want it. with the
city in debt, with all the property
the city over owned sold and the
proceeds used up, with everything
run down, We must feel grateful 70
this administration. When the city
laws prescribe what We don't want.
and VIC are compelled TO obey, like
any other person, then we suddenly
conclude we need a new councilman.
This is a splendid system for running
a city, Who're in the annals OF hu.
man experience and precedent does
this sort OF economy gain prestage.
Il has mover dared TO show its head
in the Republican party. 1t was SO
virtuous and m%eritorious Il had 10
wait until this "hOlier than thou"
Citizens movement was created, be
fore il felt safe In the public hands.
Il needed a fathering cause before
az could put forth ito principles. II
SCENE that the holy Rollers" are
about as handy running a city govern.
ment as a holy Moses"
In spite OF Joining issue with the
Anti-saloon movement, which win die
a natural death ten minutes after the
polls arc closed the Citizens push
are working a lost cause Adding to
les strength another movement ere
aSed upon similar grievances. both
win fall There Il no answer forth
coming 10 Colonel Malone The
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-04

Wanted.-A hop yard by a renter
Address IF, NJ" Playground, Ore
gon. l24-S'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-04

75c Silk finished velveteenss yd 4Sc
Csc Cardinal Cashmeres, I'd Gee. sSc
S9c Wool dress goods, 40 inches
wide, per yard .............. 2Sc
Sc Valeneiennes Lace, I'd .......1c
7c Outing Flannel, yd ,........4Mc
81 Black SILK Peau de Sole, I'd ,65c
No. 5 All Silk Taneta Ribbon
per yard ..,,.....,..........3hc
Sc Cotton Batting, roll ..........4 &c
S5e White Table Damask, I'd. .24c
SeWhite Towels ........,.......4c
12e Blue Striped Ticking I'd ..... SC
&c Best Calicoes. I'd ...........4c
sec Wash India Silk, I'd csc
Children's sec Union Suits ...,..2s
ladies' 10c black cotton stock
tAbe s.ssss ....- ....... Sc
Broken lot OF Corsets. half price.
ladies' T5c Union Suits ........45c
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-04
Jacobs and VOun9-Workinsman's
Candidates.


Geo. b. Jacobs, from the fifth ward.
a wagon maker, is going before the
people with a clean record. He is for
a clean, w~ide-awake administration
and nothing short OF substantial i'm.
provements in North Salem will sat.
isfy him. He is progressive and a
Woodworking man, and will not be in
favor OF aiding in any -extravagant
legislation Beins\ a workingman
himself, he can hold a sympathetic
relation 10 all workingmen, and thus
insure them his support for any meas
ure 10 their benefit When We aid the
workingmen We are building up the
city, and the Republicans have put up
two splendid representatives OF this
principle In the fifth ward.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-04
To Beat Russia.

Manchester Dec A dispatch to
day says Great Britain purchased the
Chilean battleships merely TO prevent
Russia getting them. and win probably
sen them 10 Japan.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-04
Disc PIOW Customers

Disc PlOW Customers
Last week we told you we woul,
publish a list of men to whom W.
have sold Benicia Hancock Dis'
Plows. Following is the list. ThiI
louder than words for thu
merits Of the pillow. If you want t
know what any of these men thinl
Of it, drop them a line. Every pillow
has beon sold on its merits.
c. M. Walker, Howell.
G. f. DeGuire, Silverton.
John Cannoy, Polk Co. (Salem).
G. j. Simeral, Mcleay.
Frank Starbuck, Polk Co. (Salem)
Jos. Darrar, sydney.
c. A. Clark, Polk Co. (Salcm).
Frcnk Humphreys, Clymer.
Charles Humphreys, Clymer.
VIM. Gair, Salem.
Jack Riches, Silverton.
Philip Reece, Salem.
Siegmund Bros, Klumb.
j. j. Hurley, Klumb.
Frank Kellogg, Wheatland.
D. j. Henry, N~ewberg.
A. T. VAIN Salem.
j L. Croisant, Kingston.
w. F. Hayes, Kingston.
Ernest Schmidt, Polk Co.
Fred Achilles, Salem.
Grimes Bros, Turner.
S. W. Miles, Polk Co. (Rickreall).
Thos. Edwards, Turner.
S. H. Russell, Marion.
Thos Irons, Lyons.
Gibson Myers, Lyons.
Ezra Wilson, Macleay.
VIM. Black, Salem, south of city.
Lewis Savage, Salem.
Elmer King, Lewisburg.
H. p. Allen. Salem. (Polk CO..
Oregon Nursery Co, Salem.
John Sykes, Salem, (Polk Coz
J.. r. Sho; hard, Zena.
Harv Taylor, Macleay.
Jasper Donham Turner.
Michael Schneider, Sublimity.
Alfred zlclcsch, Salem.
II. b. Thielsen, Polk Co. (Salem).
Lester Matthew, Butteville.
l.. II. Lewis, B%utteville.
j. L. Purvine, Lincoln.
s. T. Cupp, Salem.
John Manning, Gervais.
John Mumm, Jr, Salem.
George Porter, Salem, (Polk Coz
G. II. Crawford, Zena.
w. j.. Crawford zona.
Byron Harritt, Salem, (Polk Coz
c. T. Gilbert, Zena.
c. NJ. Walker, Howell. his SECOND
low.
Oregon Nursery Co, their second
low.
ID. w smith, Howell.
w. II. How'd, Shaw.
A. Siewcrt, Salem.
F. d. Patton, Salem. (Polk Coz
C. @. Witzcl, Buena Vista.
e. F. Gholson, Lincoln.
W. F. Haberly, Silvertom
Oscar Noycs, Shaw.
George Palmer, Sydney.
j. p. Minch, Salem.
Isaac Stevens. Laurence.
II. p. Broughton, Howell.
In addition to the above there are
our plows the names OF the purchas.
RS OF which we have mislaid. This
) a pretty good record for the two
Of selling,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-04
Republican Candidate Is Capable OF
Filling the Office.

republican Candidate is capable OF
Filling the Office.
Frank Waters, candidate for mayor,
is an old-timer in Salem, having lived
here 80 years. He has as clean a
record as any man can ask for. In
business dealings MIR. Waters. is above
r~eproach. Why would not a man who
is strictly honest in his business also
be strictly honest in his politics?
How can you Judge an honest IA but
by the methods he has pursued in the
past? Frank Waters has been en-.
gagged in abstracting land titles all his
life, with the exception Of two terms
IS county recorder and d~eputyships
in both recorders and clerks Offices.
He has abundant clerical and execu.
tive ability to run the mayors office
without a manager. He is a straight.
forward man, alive to the needs OF
Salem, and. under his impartial hand.
the city will secure a fair representa-.
ton in all matters OF public impor.
lance. There can be no mistake in
electing an energetic man to the of.
hce of mayor. Past experiences in
politics will enable Mr.. Waters to deal
with the questions before him with
an experienced hand. He is alive tC
all the systems and methods in poll
tics, and is capable of taking are Of
himself
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-04
REPUBLICAN,
CITY CAMPAIGN

THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
FOR MAYOR AND ALDERMAN
STAND FOR ALL POSSIBLE
PROGRESS AND DEVELOPMENT
OF GREATER SALEM CON.
sIsTENT WITH GOOD BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION.
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
For Mayor-Frank Waters.
For Aldermen.
First ward-Robt. E. Downing.
Second ward-R. A. Crossan.
Third ward-A. Gesner.
Fourth ward. Frank Hughes.
Fifth ward-J. w. Young, Geo. F.
Jacobs.
Sixth ward-E. c. Churchill, Frank
Smith.
Seventh ward-Andrew Vass, Lee
Atchison.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-04
MC4GOSTME
PEOPLES BARGAIN OUSE
Sweeping Reductions All Over The Store for
This Week Sale

On next Monday morning our store will be turned into a Xmas BaIaH
and until that date we win give the people a chance to buy dry gooS
cheap cheaper than youNever saw them before offered in Salem T"
have to do It, We need the room badly. Read or.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-04
Grand Army Man Presented by tn,
Republicans.

HepupHCdnS,
Robert A. Crolsan, the popular can.
didate from ward two, is making a
strong run, and will surely win cut,
n present indications count for ;.ny.
thing. Mr.. Crossan Is a Grand Army
man, and served faithfully and honor,
ably in the Civil War and Is a IA.
vorite with the old G. A. r. men. He
is a capable and careful man in all
his dealings, and viii prove an Ell.
Client servant of the city In ease of his
election. Those wishing TO see a live
council can do much by %electing this
energetic and wide-awake, staunch
Republican nominee from No. 2.
Frank Waters Is known to be favor.
able to wheelmen. He is in favor of
giving them their rights. He is also
In favor OF respecting the pedestrians
There Is plenty of room on Salem's
streets for both those walking and
riding. An economical and effective
arrangement Of this controversy,
which will be put into operation when
the Republican ticket is elected will
settle all this question. and viii work
harmony between wheelmen and pc.
destrians, He will be supported in
his feelings by the couneilmen, who
are also known to lean towards Civ,
ing the wheel It's rlghtful place.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1903-12-04
NEW TODAY

For saIe.-A span Of good three-quar
ter bred Percheron mares, coming
3 and T.. Apply to B. F. Tucker
Turner, Or. 12-+Sr
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02

yesterday on business.
 Elmer Smith Is doing duty at the depot in the absence of a regular customs inspector. MT. Smiths du- ties are riding the line and keeping careful lookout for smuggiers.
 F. A Conboy, representing the Causality Insurance company of Chi- cago. is in Douglas writing policies among the railroad boys.
 Julius Wellehausen is erecting sey- eral substantial buildings on his farm near the Calumet pump. MT. Welg- ahausen has sent back to Illinois for several German farmers to work h-s land for him. It is his intention to put in several acres at once ID ho, house pants and he expects to raise garden truck during the winter months.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02
TOMBSTONE LOCALS
Special Correspondence.)
Tombstone. Sent 30. 1.

Tombstone, Sept. 90, 1903.
 Sheriff Lewis left last night for Phoenix. taking with him Walter DCredor. who had his examination be- fore Judge O'Brien late yesterday af- terroor anc was ordered committed to the asylum.
 Sam Friedman. of the Grand Cen traI Hotel at Benson, was married in this city today to Emma Rose Fertis, of St. David. MT. Friedman is one of the popular young business men of the railroad center and has been a resident of COchise county since his boylood and has proven himself an exemplary young man in all respects. The bride is a well known young la dy and is sister of Mrs. Sheriff Tom Turner. of Santa Cruz county The couple have the best wishes oi al! for most happy and prosperous welded life.
 Attorneys Neal, O'Conneil and Nc Gowan, of Bisbee were in the ci.y today on business before the dis trict court.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02
voTJcE OF ANNUAL MEETING OR sTocKHolOERS OF THE eiS- aEE WEST COPPER MINING COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given that the an- ~ual meeting of the stockholders Of the Bisbee West Copper Mining con- sany will be held at the office of the ~Sompany, room 2i5 Wilcox block, in the city of Los Angeles. county of Los Angeles, and State of California, on Tuesday, the 9th day of October. 1905, ~t g o'clock a. m., of said day for the election of nine directors for the en- ~uing year, and for the transactioa or -uch other business as may properly come before the meeting. By order as the board of directors.
 IT. STURUEVANT, Secretary Sos Angeles, Sept. 21. 1903. Qs32,
 TS~.-1Gt
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Gained Forty Pounds in Thirty Day

For several months our younger brother mad been troubled with indi- gestion. He tried several remedies but got 10 benefit from them. We purchased some of Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets and he commenced taking them. Inside of thirty days he had gained forty pounds in flesh. He is now fully re. covered We have a good trade on the tablets.-Holley Bros. mer- chants. Long Branch, Mo. For sale by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02
YOU CAN LEAVE DOUGLAS

For Bisbee. Naco. Benson. Fair bank. Tombstone and the west af $40 ?. m.
 For Hachita. Lordsburg. Clifton and Morenci and El Paso st 1o:1O a m
 For Nacozari at 11:30 on Aondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
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Douglas 

Two business lots between 10th and l1th. On F Avenue, for safe. s2.000 A GOOD SPECULATION.
 Fine hotel site, corner of F and i3th St. three lots, $2,00e. Terms easy.
 FiYe-r0om house, large cellar and barn. a splendid home, between 12th and 18th Sts., on F. Avenue, $2,500. Terms, easy.
 Four residence lots on 18th St.. 1850
 SPECIA-Two lots on 18th St. $250.
 SIX tralf-acre lots on 12th St., II minutes walk from business part o' town. s15e each, for two weeks only
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02
SONORA CLUB
 IS ORGANIZED
YOUNGER ELEMENT BAND THEMSELVES TOGETHER FOR
 MUTUAL PLEASURE.
r BAND
YOuNGER
Thirty-four Members Were P-eestn And Officers Are Elected Naco Personals.

Last Sunday morning in Naco. So- rora. the youneer element of the Mexican city, organized The Sonora Club of Mexicars. There were thirty four members present, and the following well known people were IT. tailed as officers:
 Honorary president. ST. Ygnacio Munoz; president Manuel Carrille; vice president. E O. Calderon; secre- tary. Manuel Garcia; treasurer, Ju- lio Carrauga; first vocal. Juan N. Gar cia; second vocal Carlos Heynne- man; third vocal Juan E. Mora: fourth vocal Alex C. Cass; stewarts. Sls B. H. Laoarra and 4. C.. Palacios.
 The object of the club is to pro vide 6 pleasant retreat for young men anc their families, where they can sing, dance ard indulge in other pleasant rec-eations.
 The club is located in a large and rcomy building. which besides a nicely besides a nicely appointed bar has reading room. music room, bal room and a large well lighted hall.
 The members of the club are or sanizing an orchestra and expect .. give concerts twice or -hree times 2 week in their club rooms.
 Two billiard tables will be added to these already in place. Summing up the outlook for the clubs future it locks bright. It is the first thing ever attempted of this nature in Ma co. and We wish it all success.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02
DO Good-it Pays.

A Chicago man has observed that Good deeds are better than real es- tate teeds-some Of the latter are worthless Act kindly and gently, show sympathy and lend a helping hand. You can not possibly lose oy it. Most men appreciate a kind word and encouragement moro than substantial help. There are persons in this community who might truth fully say: My good friend, cheer up. A few does of Chamberlain 8 Cough Remedy will rid you Of your cold, and there is no danger what ever when you use that medicine ie always cures. 1 Rnov it. for fr mas helped me ont uaay time" Sold hy all druggists
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02

Scott White and wife have re- turned 70 Cararea. MT. White has been s1journiug On the California coast and returns to take charge oi his numerous mining properties.
 Drs. Tarbeai and Brandon made a business visit to Cana1ea yesterday.
 MT. H. Phelps. formerly of New york city. has accepted position with the C. Y R. P. railway in the auditina department.
 All the American employees of the railroad on the Mexican side arc busy polishing up on the Spanish language, SC that they may be able to pass the examination required by the government, December next.
 The following people registered al the Hotel Naco yesterday.
 A M LumpiIin, Cananea; s. wei mer, Fl Paso; s. s. Supen, Fl Paso; John J. Quinn, Chicago: Albert L. Waiter. Los Angeles; Michael Rud dy. Butte Montana; J. (. McUltoa Cananea
 F. J. Sinclair passed through Ma co on his way to Don Louis. where h. will act as agent for the E. P. S. W railway company.
 Nr A. K. Woods. formerly mana ger Of the Postal Telegraph company at this point, left for Douglas 10 visit his brother for a short time.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02
cANANEA, YAQUi RNEE . PA clFIc RAILROAD
 Gssnerai Notice

Effective January 15, 1903, following will be daily schedule O. passenge. trains:
 Naco. Sonora, January f5. 1903 Ar from Douglas 7:07 m. Lv for Naco 7:17 .. m. Ar. from Benson, $50 C. m Lv. for Fl ?sso and Dougls s:oe U-
 .r. from Naco 12:3S p. n. Ly for .,ae 1 p. m. AT from Fl Paso 4:42 ?. m- t64ve N3c0 S:SO A- m leave Cananea =. ... ... 200 ?. m. Arrive Cananea .. =. ...11:30 C. m. Arrtve Naco.. =. ... .. 400 ?. m
 E. A. Mcfarland,
 Asst. General Manager.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02

One can almost hear the water drip out of the stocks of the steel trust
Bisbee daily review., 1903-10-02
H. CLAY HERRICK,

DOuR125, AfiZOnd Keats collected. insurance written, and property looked after for non residents.