Caldwell and Fitzgerald, I am for the
Irishman. * * *
Quite a number of the subscribers of
Cayton's Weekly has favorably replied to
its Christmas request and doubtless more
will do so between this and New Year or
soon thereafter, all of which will be high
ly appreciated by the management. "I
get your paper and I read it, and while
I do not always agree with it, yet I have
FRAZIER SOLD
THE DIRT
During the year 1919 P. Frazier, the
real estate dealer, made many individ
ual realty sales. A partial list of
which is herewith shown :
M. M. Rogers $2,450
Wm. Barnes 5,000
B. Williams 4,500
P. M. Foster 3,500
A. J. Bufford 2,500
Pearl White 4,500
C. R. Anderson 15,200
Cena Donegan 4,500
Frazier & Anderson 19,850
R. Smith 15,000
W. A. Ilylyard 3,000
R. Wattan 4,200
Mrs. Lyda Harris 2,500
Mrs. P. M. Major 4,000
W. Hallum 2,400
E. Richardson 3,650
M. Tutor 15,000
J. N. Drake 1,500
Willis Greene 2,500
Geo. Bright 3,000
Mayor of Seattle, who will be a candidate to succeed himself. He has been twice elected a member e)f the city council and
was elected by his fellow members to fill out Mayor Hanson's unexpired term. In the city council he made an admirable record in the
defense of the common people, that is the people without wealth, and since he has been mayor he has kept the good work up. His
recent visit to AVashington City was in the interest of the masses rather than the classes.
Mayor Fitzgerald issued the following statement, declaring himself independent of any class alliance and seeking re-election
free of any entangling affiliations: .
"In filing my candidacy for mayor of the city of Seattle I subscribed to an oath:
" 'That I was not a candidate of or on account of any promised support of any political party, or committee representing
any such political party.' "
I not only believe in the letter of
this oath, but in the spirit of the
declaration.
"I further declare that I am not
a candidate of a group, or faction,
or class of individuals of our city,
nor have I been promised support
from any such group, faction or
a lass
"I shall welcome support from
soldiers and returned service men,
but am not a candidate for such
a cless.
"I shall welcome support from
laboring mem and women, but am
not a candidate for the labor un
ions, the Triple Alliance or any
such political class or group.
"I shall welcome support from
the business men of the city, but I
am not a candidate of any associ
ation or organization of business in
terests.
"I shall welcome and solicit the
support of all citizens of the city,
in "the true spirit of Americanism;
which is to uphold the instittuions
of American government, with lib
erty and justice guaranteed by the
will and vote of the majority.
"While I hold honorary mem
bership in the Veterans of Foreign
AVars and am proud of that mem
bership, I do not believe that my
membership in that organization,
or my membership in any of the
other* many charitable, fraternal or
civic bodies, entitles me to ele
tion as mayor.
no hesitancy in saying to you that the
colored citizens of the Northwest in par
ticular and the country in general have
an able champion in Cayton's Weekly. Oc
casionally I feel that you are a bit rad
ical, but under the circumstances, who can
blame you. I am from the state of Vir
ginia and know many of the trials
and tribulations of the colored man,
hence I can sympathize with yon in your
Joseph Due 500
Sojourner Truth Club 7,500
Mable Mann 14,500
Maud Everett 7,000
E. Miller 2,000
N. Slaughter 2,000
Mrs. 11. V. Ray 2,750
Mr. A. Adam 3,000
Thos. Wilson 2,500
Mrs. Wm. Jackson 2,300
J. W. Phillip 3,000
Jas. S. Mcßae 1,500
Mrs. J. B. White 2,400
G. 11. Blackwell 1,900
Richard Smith 2,500
Mrs. Barnes 2,200
W. E. Vrooman 3,375
Mrs. Lulu Jackson 10,000
M. W. Coleman 38,500
M. Brooks 3,150
W. M. Biggs 6,500
Charles Newton 3,150
Mrs. A. B. Henriquez 3,250
William Nelson 1,000
Mac Harris 3,400
Mary Jones 3,500
In addition to the above sales I have
written about $200,000 worth of fire
insurance.
P. FRAZIER,
316 Pacific Block
Telephone Maui 4554.
C. B. FITZGERALD
C. B. FITZGERALD
fight for beter conditions for the colored
man," said John R. Mitchell of Olympia,
who is one of the members of the State
Supreme Court and a Democrat in politi
cal faith. Yes, the fight is an uphill one
on the part of the publisher, but the pro
spective goal is worth the effort and if
you are a reader of this paper it will help
some to send your subscription in. —Editor-
ial Warblings.
"I love the city of Seattle, in
which I have grown to manhood
and in which it has been my privi
lege to serve the' people for a per
iod of six years—-first a;; a member
..;• ' iry council, ami now as may
or. I am proud that the; record,
during this period of service is
clean and without stain, anel 1 in
tend to keep it such.
"The city and nation owe it as a
debt of honor to at least provide
honest work at honest wage's for
the returned sen-vice me;', who ans
wered the call of the nation in its
hour of peril. I will use: every ef
fort to see thai this obligation is
kept. To Ibis end the city should
expediate all need improvements.
"Seattle's continued prosperity
depends in large measure upon the
growth of industry ami manufactur
ing. Thru the development of the
Skagit power site the; city will be
in a position lo offer unlimited,
cheap power for manufacturing
purposes. It is my purpose to see
that Seattle has the benefit of this
power at the earliest possible elates.
"I stand for efficient manage
ment of our street railway system,
to the end that the betterments and
extensions be made and the 5-cent
fare be' maintained.
"Law and order must and will
be maintained while I am mayor,
as government without law and
order would mean a continuous
state of revolution."