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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-20
smelIs g Eieh Ideaven.

smells to high Heaven.
The more one reads and learns OF
the Democratic legislature last win
ter the deeper is his adherence for
that body Rotten to the core does
not begin to describe it. and yet
Senator chiffon at least has had the
gall to defend that body of corrup-
Ltionists. Birds of a feather flock to-
Igether.
revelation after revelation Is
coming these days and with the
searchlIght flashes only a fearful
fumigation would destroy the seeds
of patriotic destruction the machine
infected and innoculated that, dis
Reputable and discreditable degener-
acy with. speaking truly civic. These
revelations are coming as rapid as
the bullets from the most modern
repeating gun, and they come from
Democrats themselves. They come
from men actually on the scene,
men who saw and knew what was
going on. For instance. the follow
ing flashlights in the newspaper of
Senator George w. Bland. who was
there, are probe producing Incentives
and convicting charges. as Sena-
tor Bland .wonld not tolerate them
IN the columns OF his newspaper. IL
he knew them not to be true and
actually developed reproductions of
the sensationallly outrageous b.
trayals of the people of the state:
UFTa,
ginia, how long are you going to
sufEer such men to sit in the halls
of legislation and participate in the
framing of the laws Of our common
country? How long are you going
to write platforms promising the
people relief from the oppression OF
the plutocracy and at the same time
nominate renegades and villains as
your party representatives to carry
out the party pledges?
"The Democrats of this state need
to do thorough job of houseclean-
ing, and the sooner it is done the
better. The rascaIs must be driven
out from the councils of the party
and must be kept out. If they will
mot go out peacefully, kick them
out.
How could men prostitute them
selves to such vile deeds! How
could men possessing more than or
, binary intelligence and refinement
, thus surrender their honor, their
manhood, the respect of their fell
lowmen?
Honest Democrats do you intend
to permit those men who misrepre-
sented you and who trampied upon
your rights to go unrebuked? @lll
you permit them to run your conVen-
tfons, dictate your platforms and
nominate your candidates next year?
Or will you kick them out of your
conventions, drive them into private
life, and brand them as criminals
and as traitors to their country?''
1.-The very first time these villains
attempt to mount rostrum to give
you political advice you should give
them such a reception that never
again would they have the effrontery
to insult an audience by their foul
presence.
NWhaC ls n VICTORY worm WOH uH'
der the auspices and leadership OF a
gang. of political pirates and cut
throats? defeat under the guild
ance of clean, capable men lighting
for righteous principles were far
more preferable.
'lAnd the leader OF the Democracy
! in that foul conspiracy against the
democratic party and the people OF
the state was william "A. MaecOrkle
"a man who had once been honored
4. by his party with the gOvernorshlp. ;
Road Matters.
The Clarksburg Telegram com
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-20
Road Matters.

The tclarksburg Telegram COM
plains that the city of Clarksburg IL
mud marooned for about seven
months in the year. Remedy:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-20
Extra Quality Hosiery for
Women Csc

At above price we are showing complete
line of hosiery for women in all weights, suita
BILE for Fall and Winter wear Medium weight
Notaseme Stockings in all sizes; Elastic fine rib
bed hose in sizes s to 10; medium weight wors-
feet or soles. Practically every desirable style
in good quality hosiery for women at 25cthe pair
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-10-20

AT Sl75 AND $199 SILK ANDZWooL UNION sUITS-An 81
Silk and garments, Light and medium weights
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-11-24
Local News.

Bert Olin is having a neat little
dwelling erected on Olympia street
near Charleston.
Sneed Brothers will give a mas
querade ball in the rink on Thanks
giving eve.
Carpet aud rug weaving. Bring
in your work. Mrs. 5. NJ, Warner,
4oI Tacoma street, 3p
DIR. b. +. Rambo is having a
dne garage built at his home on
Stafford street, to stable his new
auto.
Moses Tufts has christened his
new hotel on Burlington street "Al-
gonna" Nose says this is Siwash
aud means "heap big feed. ="
Chesel Any old kind Also
strictly fresh eggs and butter, milk
aud cream. st Johns Dairy and
Produce Co, 200 North Jersey. So 3
Fresh English walnuts for sale
The very finest; ISc and I6e per
pound, w. f. Adams, I34 Hart
man street. III
The 6remen gave a delightful
dance last Wednesday evening The
crowd was large, the music fine aud
the occasion was thoroughly en-
joyed by all.
A UNION THANKSGIVING
service will be held at the Christian
church Thursday at 1880 a. m.
The sermon by II. +. Cheney, pas
tor OF the Baptist church.
An error was made last week in
stating that /. N. coffyn had be-
gun the construction of handsome
new house. 1t should have been
f. w. Coffyn, the hustling Journal
agent.
Geo. l.. Epps is in Vancouver
b. c., this week on business. lie
promised us that he would investi'
gate the Wesirumite hardsurfacine
there in a careful manner before re-
turning.
Jack Pollock has begun the con
struction OF a fine home at Whit
wood Court There are severa
other houses under way OF con
struction across the river. ]. /
Murphy, formerly connected witt
the Modern Machine Works here
has opened up general merchan
disc store adjoining the trolley de
pot at Wildwood.
We have been requested to an
nounce that any one desiring Il
contribute to the Commercial Clul
fund should do so while the club i
still under way of organization, II
order that the officials may know
Just what amount they may depen'
upon. All contributions will b
gladly received by the treasurer, J
N. Edlefsen, at the Peninsula Ma
tional bank. Don't be backward
about il. New members are yer.
much desired also. Hand in tn
name to the secretary.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-11-24
TREASURER'S SALE OF
Delinquent Assessments

Noticc is hereby given that will ON
Wednesday, November 2gth, iqti.
at the hour oi io o'cluck q. m,, veil Jt
the front door oi the city hall of the city
OF 81. Johns, Oregon, at public auction
10 the highest bidder, cash in hand the
property described below, except suyli Is
may be redeemed hy owner, prior tu the
date OF sale, or so much thereof us will
hc necessary To pay assessments, interest
and costs levied against shid property,
Edison Street
Add. lot NIX Owner Amount
stJ Park % : WI. l.amhorn i39.'i
.. , s. c, l.. Levin, ..i2g55
Jersey Street Sidewalk
P.T.Smith SIS. c. NJ, ldlcmau ioig9
Sewer Number
las. Johns lmc.2 VIC Ration .21A.Il
North lyanhoc Street
McDougal i2.2 n N Couriright $500
Said property IS To bc sold ,o pay d,.
luquent assessment, thereon and thy 900.
tcrcsi and the costs oi advertising unl
sale. W, SCOTT KELLOGG,
City Treasurer.
Published in the ST. Johns Review ou
November 3, 10, ~ aud -, i9ir
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-11-24

Are you a member of the ST.
Johns Commercial club' 1t not,
why not?
Mrs. Cowley of near Ridgcfcld,
Wash, spent few days with Mrs.
Il. $, Wrigh, last week
Mrs. Frank Sandifcr OF lnde-
pendeuce, is visiting among her
St. Johns friends this week.
Few commercial clubs can boast
OF more members than the one just
being organized in ST. Johns.
Don't forget the entertainment
in the high school Tuesday evening
during the teachers institute II
has been provided especially lor ST
Johns people
For the first time in its history
the Multnomah county teachers I'M
stitute will be held outside OF Port
land, ST Johns may consider her
self honored
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-11-24
For Insurance see i. F.w.velentine

For Insurance see F,W.Nelentine
Blue is Social at the home of
H.W. Brice Wednesday evening,
November 30.
Organ for Sale for one third of
its cost, new at II. i. Clark's, the
furniture man. 49tf
Furnished light housekeeping
rooms for rent. See owner 2o4
West Chicago street soft
Subscribe for the Telegram-best
evening paper on the coast. see
I'D Stockton.
The Automatic Novelty Co. has
Just located OIL Richmond street q
description OF which will be given
next week
The Fratcrnal Brotherhood have
purchased fine lot on Willamette
boulevard through the agency OF
Mckinney * Davis.
X w. McKeon states that tur-
keys are selling at cents per pound
in Graccville, MINI. Would that
the price was the same in st. Johns.
For Rent-Modern Bungalow
with range connected, IS. Also s.
room house, rs; near car line, ce.
ment walks Apply 10 Fast Mo-
hawk street.
Say Husband, let's go down aft.
CT supper and get our pictures made
at Graves, the picture mans studio,
at 5oa South Jersey. He makes
good pictures after night the same
as in the day.
The beautiful weather we are hay
ing lately is in great aud pleasing
contrast to the rough aud chilling
weather OF many OF the eastern
states. In weather like most every
/ thing else, Oregon is far in the lead
OF all others states.
Harley Foster father Of Mrs, Lee
| Fortune, was seriously injured Tues
day while at work In the woods
near Prindel, Wash, and he was
taken to Portland hospital for an
operation, Mrs. Fortune is surely
having her full measure OF sorrow,
Stop coughing you rack your
lungs and worry the body. BAL
LARD'S HOARHOUND SYRUP,
With each bottle there is free HER
RICK'S RED PEPPER POROUS
PLASTER for the chest. Get the
dollar size. Sold by St, Johns
Pharmacy.
VA. sol to Spokane and return,
/ (Noy. %, g aud p, I9IL)via the
North Bank Road Tor the National
Apple Show. The tickets are good
for return until December ?, Visit
the greatest apple show in the world
and enjoy the E.KAN-OPS carni-
val,-O. NJ. Cornell, agent,
The S-to-I Club met with Mrs.
| p. IL. Edlefsen last Friday after
noon, where the prosaic employment
OF sewing was INDUCED in, The ladies
of the club will entertain the gentle
men this evening at the home ofW.
X. Evans. The game OF 500 will
hold full sway.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-11-24

Picture framing done at Portland
prices at II. Il. Clark's, the furni-
luTe man. II
We will buy your vacant lots or
your equity for cash ii your price is
right Mckinney x Davis.
Lost A brown Jersey COW, hal
ter and rope attached. Figure ~"
on back. Phone Woodlawn 1907.
c. Ellis Young OF Klamath Falls
has been the guest OF his sister, Mrs.
+. w. Valentine, for the past week
or so.
Blue Us. Wednesday evening
November 29th, at H.W, Brice's,
corner Chicago and North Hayes
street, 8 o. clock. Don't cost much
Bring your pennies,
See Mckinney & Davis for Park
rose, acres and halt acres; SII5o for
acres, 5000 half acres, Car line to
center of district, easy terms; come
over and see the plat.
Rub a sore throat with BAL
LARD'S SNOW LINIMENT,
One or two applications will cure it
completely. Price 2sc, soc and "
per bottle. Sold by st; Johns
Pharmacy.
A new girl baby came to bless
and gladden. the home of Chas.
Foss bright aud early Saturday
morning, Mother, father and new
daughter are getting along just fine
and Charley is wearing a smile that
won't rub OFF.
The alcohol plant near the ferry
landing on the west side of the riv-
er has been largely added to to take
care of its increasing business. The
new structure cost in the neighbor-
hood of $1,000. A number of EN-
ployes will be furnished with EN-
ployment about the first Of the
month, when the enlarged plant
will be in full operation.
A petition praying for better
trolley service on the west side Of
the river is being circulated and
numerously signed. The matter
will be taken up with the railroad
commission. Cars run now only
once every hour to Portland
and the service is discontinued al
night. Half hour and night SER
vice is being sought.
A deal is now being negotiated
for the title to hop lands near lnde
pendeuce whereby Krebs Bros. anC
Pacific Coast brewers will combine
yards with an aggregate OF loot
acres. The company will have
capital stock of $3.50, 600 and thii
farm will be the largest in the work
given over exclusively to hop grow
ing.
| Property owners who desire the
streets improved in front of thei
properties should seize the oppor
tunity now and circulate and presen
petitions to council requesting tha
proceedings be started. 1t will Civ
the engineering dept something 4
do this winter, and better bids car
be secured now than at any othe
season Of the year
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-11-24
NOTICE OF
Proposed Assessment

Notice Is hereby given tina, appuriiuu
ment of the cost of improving Edisou
street from Burlington street tu fca7vu
den street, the total cost ui which ia
fS,Agt.Si, has been apportiuucd and l- ou
file in the office of the undersigned sal.
iect 10 examination,
Assessment district extends back tu
the center OF lots, blocks or tract, ui
land abutting ON said street as provided
by the city charter aud resolutions.
RemonsiranCcs against said lpporuun
ment may be made iu writing and ulrd
with the undersigned until O'Clock p.
m. December g. 1871,
FRANK A. RICE,
City Recorder.
Published in the 81. Johns Review
Nov. y and p, 1871.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-11-24

New Heaters now in at a low
price at II. +. Clark's, the furni-
turc man. Ioti
Wanted-To exchange lot at
Cliffs, Wash, for small motor
boat OF launch. 4of
Blue ! Social at the home of
H.W. Bricc, Wednesday evening,
November 29th, s q clock.
Dressmaking. First class work,
Mrs. l.. Tyner,
IIS Gresham street itp
Miss Sadie Dickson underwent q
successful operation for throat trou'
ble at ST. Vincent hospital Tues.
day.
George Simmons aud family have
moved to their new ranch near
Ridgefield, Wash, and like their
new home fine.
Lost Pair of nose glasses In
case. somewhere between Kellogg
and Ivanhoc streets, Finder please
leave at this office OF the posioihee,
Reward.
Wanted-Man of experience in
publicity and organization work.
Must be a live one aud hustler.
Good salary. Address Commercial
club, St. Johns, Oregon.
Morning and evening services AT
the United Evangelical church the
coming Sunday. Sunday school,
at 10 a. M, preaching II a. M,
and 1880 p NC. r, Slover, pas
tor,
For pains In the side aud chesI
dampen a piece OF flannel with
Chamberlain c I.iniment and bind
il over the sea, OF the pain, There
is nothing better. For sale by all
dealers.
For Sale Cheap Our entire stock
of gas supplies and fixtures will he
sold al cost and below cost, as We
do not intend to handle this line
longer. Columbia Electric Engin.
eering Co, itc
For Sale or Trade-IS acres OF
land house, barn and other out build
ings, fruit and berry land HOO cords
of wood on the place half mile from
the depot and river, 81 minutes rid,
from St. Johns, 5000 down and bal
ance in nine years, ii. ). Hewitt
II24 South Gresham street, II
First Baptist Church Sunday
School 10 a. NJ. Worship II q. m
and 1890 p. m; b. y. Z. 4. 6:3o
Morning subject; "What meanetll
this?" No services in the evening
OH account OF the Gypsy Smith
meetings. Prayermee,ing on Wed
uesday evening next week instead
of Thursday.
The three year-old son of a. w
Davis met with a painful accident
Tuesday He was in the act OF
jumping from A, 5. Benson auto
| in front of his fathers office wher
his foot caught and he fell head
first upon the cement sidewalk. a
bad cash was cut upon his forehead
but otherwise he was uninjured,
The copper era., 1911-11-24

Twenty Thousand Dollars. Hov- als share was Sixty Thousand Dollars. In view of these facts we should say that Uoval A. was abundantly able to finance his own campaign. In the meantime. however, we challenge the Silver Belt to print the. names of the miners who are contributing to the Hovai A. Smith campaign fund. If any such contributions are being received by the Silver Belt to aid Hovai A. Smith the money should be returned. It is soliciting funds under false pre- lenses.
The copper era., 1911-11-24
THE ARIZONA DEMOCRACY

The failures and faults of govern
 ment are not confined wholly to any
 one party, but the many years of
 legislation-state and nation in favor of corporate wealth has created a
 wide distrust in the public mind.
 That alone is responsible for the
 universal dislike of all corporations. The democratic party has, however, never been the party of class legis- lation or special privilege and that is the reason why the people of the United States and of Arizona as well turn hopefully to that party for re-
 lief. No just or sensible man is against Capital, no matter what form it takes on, but the infamy of the big combinations of capital and their utter disregard of law or justice have so enraged the people of the coun try that they are prepared to deal with them in a manner that will probably be detrimental to the public welfare, and noIust man or newspaper can say that the people are not justified in their wrath. If corporations or UT UludIlOAS O1 plldI, uO matter what they are called desire fair treat tment at the hands of the American people they have got to first accord justice to the public,- that the republican party is respou- sible for this condition of the couu- try goes without saying as it was in power when these gigantic institu- tions were inaugurated and that party has fostered and petted these institutions by class legislation till they really have become menace to free government. The democratic party of Arizona are not in any sense opposed to capital, but they do say, and so say every honest man in the territory, that we do not propose to turn this state over to the trusts, but on the other hand, propose to MAKE THEM OBEY THE LAWS, PAY THEIR JUST PROPORTION OF TAXES AND STOP OPPOSING THE PEOPLE. That is the demo- cratic platform and that IS where the democratic party stands, and make the most of it MT. Republ blican. Democrat.
The copper era., 1911-11-24

vate greed; democracy to the com mon good.'
 Government by the people is either the Republic is the greatest blunder of the ages. If it is right the people cannot be given too much power to ruu their own government.
 The commission form of city gov ernment is another move in the right direction of government by the peo- pie. This is merely d simplifed form of city government and the simpler government can be made the more government by the people there will be. Whatever the laws are, the ques- tion of good government, always comes back to individual citizenship. The primary, the referendum, the commission plan are not cures for evil-they merely afford the people an opportunity to correct evils through them. There is no law tha
 can give good government automat- ically.
 Governor Folk is Democrat who
 has always been regular, but of the
 progressive school of thought. In his address at the Democratic meeting Monday night be defined his ideas of democracy in these words:
 "Democracy is religion; the relig- ion of brotherhood among men and
 equal rights for all. It is religion
 that would demand more of the Col den rule and less of the rule of gold in government and in our daily lives
 It would have all united in enforcing
 the laws and in counteracting any at- tempt to defy them. It would not ar ray class against class, h would protect the rights of all oy having each respect tt 6 rights of the other. It would not attack wealth honestly acquired but would wage intending war eainst the privileges that pro- duce tainted riches on one side and undese-ved poverty on the other side. It would protect property rights
 but would recognize the fact that property rights are best protected by serving inviolate the public rights. IL would not combat men but the evil that men do. It would seek as a
 remedy for existing evils not less
 government by the people, but more government by the people. It would place conscience above cunning and
 the public good above private greed. It would not offer a man an advant- age in the shape of d. subsidy, or
 bounty or protective tariff ena bling him to make money at the expense of his fellow men but it would assure
 him that it would give no one else such a special privilege over him. It
 would guarantee to all an equal op- portunity to live and labor and enjoy the gains of honest toll. This is Democracy as I understand it.r
The copper era., 1911-11-24
A Sign of the Times

In addition to the Democratic victo- ries in the three great cities of Ohio Cleveland, Cincinnati and Colum bus-just freshly recorded by the electors, another significant index of the public pulse in Ohio is the result of the election just had for delegates to Ohio's Constitutional Convention.
 These members were elected from precisely the same districts as were the members to the Lower House of Ohio's General Assembly in 1910.
 By virtue of the tremendous majori- ty that Governor Harmon received last fall. to-wit, one hundred thou sand, the Democrats for the first time in twenty one years carried the House of Representatives, their re- spective strength being:
 Democrats 69. .
 Republicans 49.
 Independents l.
 The party lineup in the new Con- stitutional Convention elected in 1911 is as follows:
 Democrats 70.
 Republicans 45.
 Inde ependents l.
 Showing that Ono Democracy, with Governor Harmon as their lead CT, has made even a better showing in 1911 than the uupI ecedented vic tory in 1910.
 Can there be any longer any doubt ipo TbomaCeS as to the abilitv of Governor Harmon to carry Ohio in 1912? Ohio is needed to make victory possible.
The copper era., 1911-11-24

The Globe Silver Belt says that miners are sending in subscrip- lions ranging from one to five dollars to be used in assisting the election of Hoval A Smith as one of the Arizona Senators. Hoval A. Smith sold the Copper King group of mines adjoining the Copper Queen at Bisbee the other day. He owned d one-half interest in the group and the sale price was One Hundred and
The copper era., 1911-11-24
MEXICAN NEWSPAPERS ARE PROTESTING

The fool idea advanced by Ralph Cameron and Hoval Smith in Arizona to the effect that the United States government would reward their election to the United States senate by present ing the people of Arizona with large slice of Mexico, is calling for some vigorous protests from the Mexican newspapers. The So- nora News, published at Cana nea, in the State of Sonora, which is not far removed from the scene of Cameron and smiths efforts, reads those gentlemen some very choice sections of the riot act for their suggestion. The News says:
 "Mexico will never willingly sell one foot of her territory to
The copper era., 1911-11-24

A Mexican newspaper published at Phoenix recently made a vic ious attack upon s. M. del Toro, Mexican consul at Clifton. The article charged the consul with melting bitter feeling between the Americans, and especially the American officers, and the Mexi- can government. Such state ments could not be father from the truth. Senor del Toro is held in high esteem by the American population of Clifton and is con- ducting his office in a manner highly satisfactory to both Amer ican and Mexican citizens.
The copper era., 1911-11-24

The Taft newspapers in Arizona are telling of the whirlwind cam paign made by Ralph Cameron in 1908. There is certainly diff ference in the sentiment of the people in 1910. The Republican party did not keep faith withSthe people of Arizona on the state hood question. The unfairness of the enabling act will be re- buked when the voters of Arizona go to the polls on December 12