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THE DAILY JOURNAL. SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3,
1903.
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The Universal Providers
Stockton &Co.
Stores at Court and Commercial and 298-300
Commercial Streets
Everybody that's anybody is
now imbuqd with tbo spitit of
giving. 8anta Clous annual
convention comes olf this
month, thef delegates are get
ting rendy for a delightful
treat. Wo will ho there.
Everything In tnis world was made for Santa Claws.
Many a depleted pockelbook will find relief at this store for
the next thirty days. Preparation is going on hero fast and
furious for a
Fine New Stoae
Wo are hustling out the goods ns fast as possible. We like to
seo familiar faces corao and share the lo jefils of our money
saving sales we liko to seo new ones too for its exceptional
good times at the Stockton Stores.
Useful Christmas Goods
Of all kinds and descriptions.
Make Your Select
ions Now
We can help yo.
Woodmen of the World.
General Organizer Rogers will bo
t camp moating Friday night, and a
lull attendance Is roquostod of all
members. By ordor of P. L. Frazlor.
conaul. .
B. P. O. Elks.
Meeting tonight. Initiation. Or
chostra rehearsal at 7 o'clock. Ban
quet. H. II. OLINQER,
Exalted Ruler.
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EXPERIENCE
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WHEAT MARKETS.
Chicago, Dec.
81,Tc,
3. Wheat, 81 M,tf
Gold Dust Flour
Mde by
THE 8IDNEY POWER COMPANY,
Bid nay, Oregon.
Made for family uio. Ask your
Krocer for 1L Bran and shorts al-
ways on hand.
A. T. Wain, Agt.
Frcsb
: NAVAL OKA NOBS
Today
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fF&cmde,
Edward Cilia
144 Stats flt
Potatoes, Potatoes,
POTATOES
Call asxd see oa before yoo
sell yottr Crop
James IVL Kyle & Co
i 75 CommercialSt.
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b Watch
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Cumrannlm
Miictirconsatniiai. iianaoooaoni'aiaau
vjl iflilAAt KoMirf fur curlnir lulentj.
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Tfwee Days
Ftfom Today
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Church Destroyed.
Fort Wayne, Ind., Dec. 3. St.
Paul's Lutheran church was destroyed
by flro this morning; loss $80,000,
with small Insurance.
Warship Went Ashore.
Victoria, B. C, Dec. 3. Tho British
warship Flora went ashoro this morn-.
Ixg In a fog on Denman Island. The
damage is unknown.
Cold Driving
Without a good warm wlntor buggy
robe. Wo havo a good assortment at
popular prices, and Its worth your
while to Inspect our line.'
Storm oprpns, too, for buggleB and
hncka Keop your knoos dry and
you'll not catch cold.
Buggy whips, all gradas and prlcos
Dixon's Graphite nxlo groaso for
buggies and wagons. A truly good
groaseand tho most economical thing
on can use.
Deearhnkos rnstor oil grease for
wagons, a splendid brand,
Lane Wagon Jaaks, n good sub
stantial wrought Iron Jaak. Two
slses to pick from.
F. A. WIGGINS
Implement' House.
255-257 Liberty St, Salem.
Farm Machinery. Bicycles, Automo
biles, Bow Ins Machines and Supplies
N. H. Burley.
Stwlng Machine Repairing.
Oregon Fire Relief
Association
jOreeon'a Great mutual insurance Co.
S15.440.588 Insurance at risk.
Sife. economical Insurance for the
people. Head office. McMluvlUe, Or.
11. A JOHNSON. Arent for Marlon Co.
saiea. orecon.
Collections
Oi bad accountsi
Prompt service, No
collections, no charges
VAN AL8T1NE, GORDON & CO.,
ulto 4 276H Commercial St, or
'Phone Main SOL
A. R. MORGAN A CO, Managers
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THE8E COLUMNS ARE CONDUCTED BY THE REPUBLICAN
CITY PRESS COMMITTEE. J
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REPUBLICAN
The Republican Candidates for Mayor
and Alderman Stand for All Possible
Progress and Development of Greater
Salem Consistent 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 J. Frank Hughe?,
Fifth ward J. W. Young, Geo. F.
Jacobs.
Sixth ward E. C. Churchill, Frank
Smith.
Seventh ward Andrew Vass, Lee
Atchison.
Republican Candidates foe Aldermen
All Worklngmen.
Iu tho first ward
Robert E. Downing,
the nominee is
a son of Hon.
Goo. S. Dmvnlnir. Mr. IVivnlnii hue
boon a Hfo-Ionr Ranul.llr.nn. In n Honl.
er in livestock, and one of tho active,
hard-working
buslnoss men of the
city.
In tho second ward R. A. Crossan
will lftnd tlin nnnnlillpnna fn vfntni-t-
He is a hop buysr, ar.d a veteran of
the Union armies; U prominent in
Grand Army clrcloj.
In the third ward Lon Gesnor Is
tho nominee. He came to Oregon in
18-15, wns captain of a militia com
pany during the war, has been In the
stato senuts and city council. Ho was
Indian agont ot Warm 'Springs, and
points with prido to his public record.
Ho secured the construction of the
stato sewor when ho was In tho legis
lature, nnd is a surveyor by prpfos
sion. Finnic Hughos, tho cnndldato for al
dorman from tho fourth ward, Is a
quiet, hard-working young man, with
kuuu uuBinuss senso ah nis inter.
03ts are Involved In tho building up
of the fourth ward. His election will
bo a cause for congratulation In that
part of the city. Ho is a self-made
man, having worked In the store nil
his life, nnd holding no oRleo but ns- Jm8 8avoa jn,50o, after the mnnagsrs
slstaut adjutant-genorul ami Heuton- hoid a secret moeting: at which It was
ant of a militia company. proposed to hold up the contract tq
In the tlfth ward the nominees nro promote "real oatate Interests."
J. W. Young, a carpenter and contrac- They enacted a restrictive bicycle
tor. who was one of the committee to ordinance that was uncalled for, then
build the I. O. O. F. temple and opera. w.nt back on It. and when it was re
house In this city. He also construct- vlvod by veto of the mayor, refused
el the First IJaptlst church, two ov jto enforce It
ernment buildings at Chemawa and
many private rotildonces In this city.
The other nominee in this ward Is
Geo. 11. Jacobs, n blacksmith and
wagon maker, and a hard-working
man.
In the big sixth ward the nomlnsots
are K. C. Churchill, who works In
Drown & Lehman's sash and door fac
tory. He conductod a faotory In this
oJty, which he sold out to Hansen &
Landau. He has a splendid record
for being a man who earns an honest
uving, as have alt the nominees. His Mean nominee for mayor can't hold
colleaguo on ths tlckot Is Frank down the Job. Lt us Inquire Into
Smltn. a butcher and buyer In the em- thia a little. Could wo want a better
ploy of Steusloff Bros., and one of representative of the people than "a
the most Industrious meu In the city. I nailing good fellow?" This self-same
In tho soventh ward the nominees "nailing good fellow" was the choice
are A. Vass, who has been a snlea- of an open, direct primary, not of a
man with tho Capital Lumbering Com- few rotlred capitalists In a back
pauy for 16 years, and Lee Atchison. ' room, with lacked doors t'o select
who has boon occupying a similar po- him. Thore Is absolutely no cause for
sltlon for Duron & Hamilton for presuming the Republican candidate
eight yoara. Such facts about caudh.ls not as honest and fair-minded a
dates speak louder In their behalf ! candidate as Salem over had.
than any words of eulogy.
The Party for Young Men.
With a young man In the White. being a "nailing goMl fellow," is par
House, with young men in state and ' adoxicaL To presume that because
county offices, with a young man for
mayor and many for aldermen. Is It
an wonder that the young men favor
the Republican party this year?
The Young Men's Republican club
has gone on record for clean politics,
and for a Republican administration.
The ridicule to which this club of Sa
lem most energtie young business
men has been subjected at the hands
of the Citizens' press representatives,
will not tend to wean them from the
rank of the party, which has the only
esvjable record throughout the coun
try. It may bo (for. sa veeyseeret
SVere (hi meetiBsa at the CitimAus
meUB8 Jhj UtlaHs;
push) that the v4,of, the mub
netwBKcaas are set wasted, ir so,
that Is good, for the RefmbHcan party
wants them. That Is where they be-
CITY CAMPAIGN
long, and any abuse which will return
to tho camp those likely to straggle
out of the ranks, is considered a com
pllmont by tho active members for
tho cause of tho young Republicans
Give Salem One Decent Street.
If tho Republican ticket is elected
thoro Is reason to hopo that the com
ing year will Bee one decent street
I built In tho Capital City. There will
I be a large cash strsot fund, and it
i should not be all spent hauling un
screened river sand and gravel onto
tho streets In summer, and hauling it
off 'n wlntor usually Just before oloc-
tlon' If tne Citizens' ticket is elect-
I people need oxpoct no change
iroju me oiu-rasnionod process that
hns boon the rul ioY years-a
.ru, that has bcon abni"ned by thi
progressive prune growers of tho red
i hills, to the shame and disgrace of
the Capital City. The Ropublicuns
hang the banner of progross at the.
h1endtf tholr coniasn column, and
the haysoeds howl about what thsy
have done. But thoy promise neither
the city nor the suburbs any progroK!
whatever This campaign will decide
whethor Salem shall take a stand for
progress, or endorse cold-blooded
i "business."
I
Tho Citizens' council abandoned
tho popular loan plan of funding the
city bonds that fell due tho past year,
to save tho expense of & special elec
tion, when tho interest they would
havo savod would hare sevoral times
paid the csponse.
Thev refllHOll fn l-lvn thn nnnnln Ihn
boneflt of Ul0 Australian ballot law.
on tho cround of exnnn nrt in.
8tead. force the poll tax law, to keep
ns many n8 noS8lb,0 fr0m voting
mi. . .-i. .ui .,..
"d "i'i uauiv uu tticir uwu llgui-
ng contract, tho best the city over
had. nndar which thr oinim th ,itv
No Argument Against Frank Waters
fc- Mayor.
The only accusation that has been
brought against Frank Waters, the
Republican nominee for mayor. Is that
he Is a good fellow. That was tho ac
cusation made against Governor
Chamberlain, and it elected him. It
Is not a crime In the oyos of the peo
ple to be "a nailing good follow."
Tho Cltliens' manngors are tor
raented with the fear that the Ropub-
The attempt to slur the good name
of any man Is bad business, and to
aeoHe him In the same breath with
Dill Waldo resigned the mayoraMty.
Chat Frank Waters must, is as sensi
ble as to presume that Waters roust
affiliate with eertaln political move
ments, because others da.
There are other features to this
matter of a competent mayor Hon.
Geo. H. Williams, of Portland, was
hesen because of some certain quali
fications, which all went to make up
a "grand old'man, but Have you no
ticed the result? What has become
of municipal government In Portland
uuiier the Wllllaraa' administration?
So tuh for the peesiblMty of geed
gownmat (can aAiog aaanpee
119 at ie qarafsai virtues.
If wrt eottes te wewt, asd the
Republican e&adMate for mayor is
liable to he pestered to death, or
GRAND ffi
JOHN F. CORDRAY, Mgr.
Friday, Dec. 4
Special Engagement of the Famous
Olympla Opera Co.
and
MISS LOTTIE KENDALL
Supported by an exceptional cast,
Including Its famous
Beauty Chorus
In Richard Stahl's Master-bit of Comic
Opera.
"S&bd Pasha"
No advance in prices.
$1.00, 75c, 50c, 35,
Seata on sale at box office Friday at
9 a. m.
burdened beyond carrying capacity,
what is to prevent him from calling
on City Recorder Judah to see him
through? Mr. Judah will not abandon
any mayor tho people may eloctc If
Mayor Waters gets to a point where
he cannot handle the affairs of the
city properly, he has tho satisfaction
of knowing that he can call on tho
umblquitous city recorder for help.
Ho can take a flying leap onto the
back of tho Citizens'' Holy Moses, nnd
flee for safety to the streets of Cairo,
a popular pastime at tho Greater Sa
lem Carnival. All pleasantries aside,
there is no argument against Frank
Wators for mayor, and he Is such a
perfect and considerate gentleman
that he can count on the cordial co-op
eration of the Citizens' ofUclnls who)
still will bo In office for a year aft?r
he is olepted. Those who now repre
sent him ns a weakling will find that
ho Is a man of clean hands nnd brave
enough to undertake any task the
people may Impose upon him. Thosq
who say he will bo "managed" look
at mon from no other standpoint.
Do You Want Progress or Expensive
Theories
Do you want clean streets?
Vote for the Republican ticket.
Do you want Improved streots?
Vote for the Republican ticket
Do you want a street light to find
your way home?
Vote for the Republican ticket.
Do you want to ride on tho side
walk? Voto for the Republican ticket.'
Do you want anything else?
Vote for the Republican ticket.
Foolish Talk About Force.
All the talk emanating from Capt.
Mahonc about shouldering his musket
to drive the saloon keepers and gam
blers out of Salem Is not Amorlcan,
but anarchistic In sentiment. Thore
are others talking about procodlng by
the sword and bayonet route to make
men better and reform the world.
This has ever been the last resort of
fanaticism. It is the Mohammoian
cry. of conquering tho world with the
crescent and the sword, and unworthy
of Intelligent cltlzons of a free coun
try. Happily It does not extend vary
far, and a majority of the next city
council will be composed of men who
will not encourage the Holy Roller
system of government.
The Ticket for the Worklngman.
The worklngman who wants tho
city to prosper should vote the Re
publican tlckot. He can count on no
encouragement In the way of public
Improvement from the Citizens' party.
(n if m Sron r
EGOMVUES BARGAIN WOUSJB-
Sweeping Reductions All Over The. Store for
This Week Sale
On next Monday morning our store will bo turned Into a Xmas Bazaar
and until that date we will give the people a chance to buy dry goods
cheap, chooper than you over saw them beforo offered In Salem. Ws
have to do It We need the room badly. Read on.
75c Silk finished Velveteens, yd 4Sc
05c Cardinal Cashmores. yd ... . 33c
39o Wool drese goods. 0 inches
wiUe, per yard 38c
3c Valenciennes Lao, yd lc
7c OutiBK FlannaL yd iV,o
$1 Dlack Silk Peau de Sole, yd ..66c
No. 5 All Silk Taffeta Ribbon
per yard Stje
Sc Cotton Batting; roll 4c
3c White Table Damask, yd 34c
8cWhte Towels 4c
13c Blue Striped Tloklug. yd 9o
7o Best Callooee. yd 4c
39c Wash India Silk, yd Xc
Children's 39o Union Sulta 38e
Ladlea 18c black cotton Stok-
sings 'tv - 5o
JJrokea lot of Qorsta, half ;nrlce.
"Ladles 7c Union Suits 4Sc
THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE NORTHWEST.
M'Evoy Brothers, &X'
Futs
High., grado fuYs flutters
beauties that suggest a frosty
Xmofl In face of wluter's biting
blasts.
Wo hare tho boat tho Market
affords at prices as high as $35
eaoh, and for overy dollar ex
ponded on furs hero yon re
celvo more than a hundred
cents worth of style and satis
faction. UMBRELLAS
FOR CHRISTMAS
Of course you will havo an
umbrella on your list Hero you
will find tho best lino In town
to select from. Handles and
covers tho prettiest and best,
and prices tako llttlo Jnmps
from 7Sc to $6.00 each. Make
your selection early.
SUIT CmSES
If your friend travels much,
give him a suit caso a Christ
mas gift. .Wo woro never bet
ter equippou 10 supply your
needs In this line.
Prices from
$3.50 to $J5
That organization has gone body,
soul and breeches into the hands of
those who aro opposed to improve
ments. Most of tho nominees are
mon who will bo active only to In
volve the city In litigation, to defeat
tho charter and close the saloons,
which, under the state laws, they
know very well cannot be done, and
Captain Mahono admits that, by tar
ing they propose to get a local option
law at the bands of the next legisla
ture. What worklngmen want li
steady employment, tho charter sus
tained so that Improvements In hi
suburbs may be undertaken. Many
houses will be built in the new wardi,
as soon as it Is known they are posi
tively in tho city. Vote for men who
stand for tho charter, and who can
not be pulled off by a few rich proper
ty owners, whenever an attempt I
made to Improve a street or lar 1
sidewalk.
Jap3 Outbid Russia.
Glasgow. Dec. 3. It is authorlu
tlvely stated this morning that CnlU
has sold the nowly-constructed bat
tleships Llbortat and Constitution ta
Japan for 19.000.000, this being scl
eral hundred thousand higher th
the price offered by Russia.
Dost Spool Silk, spool
Best Saxony Yarn, skein . .
sk IIandkerch,ef8
Be8t Sans S1,k- baU
Good sized Dlankets
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..5
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ReUe blankets very cheap.
Men's Mo Silk Neckties .- ""
Rajte loo suspenders
Mel's 2fo suspenders JS
Men's 3C wool ox -15e
Men's 39o fleeced underwear . --1
t,5J fur boas, price T
ll.BE blaak silk memorized sklrts-W
Odd lot children's 36c underwear.!
.wi
Mqrwool . fascinators, price
Better ones, -vory cheap.
S3 French flannel waists
J1150 fine wool waists
Bargains la every department
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