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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19

sic erttelten bic Ra1ridt bon ieinem
Sobe, wdbrenb fe bic 2siden ibrer
Mutter uno hires Bruosrs Sames nod
Der GamiIisnwobnune brodten.
2amen an ben unre4ten.
@brebepprt &c., 10. San.
pOhes our9fuden bic Wdloer BET
Mira nod benz Nsser SOhn giro uno
einsm 2amsraben, peide bic weiBen
Garmer gltuooo Wc2elbsb uno NOr=
man Warten i9mer pectpunoeten.
2eBtere uaren nod benz Saufe
girb's ssaansen, bermutblid tim ibn
aus3upeitf9en. Nls He an bic Sbfre
podten. 6fnete fi9 bieielbe unb aus ben
Wtnoun9en 3tpeier @ewebre tra4ten
s4hfe. WcRelbep tpurben bsioe Mus
gen ausgeidOfsn. gr blieb 8 Stun-
ben Dor Der 8bir liesen, oa feline Sc
noRen fi& firdieten beransu9eben.
Die Neger entfOben.
Rat. 8 anbelsbeb6rb
% q n. Is. San. Sn
Der beutigen SiBuns Der Naiionalen
Sanoelsbeb6roe uuroe bas @efeb iiber
3piidenftaatli6en 5anoel berat6en urlb
etuaise Imsnoements au bemielben.
5raneis 9. 9burbes mar oaeeaen,
baB Der awiidsnitaatli1en Sanoels=
fommiifion ri9tetli9e @emalt psrliebsn
tperoe.
5ubIer bon Baltimore mar bafir,
baB bic Sa9e big our na9!fen Ron=
BENTON peridoben tperoe, ba Der prdfi.
bent eeaenpdrtis Die Jrase in grmd-
sung babe.
SeIbt9ib |.
g SAINT Sc, 81. 3d., Is. Son.
q
geioe 6duier Der 2egislatur na5men
beute snergiide gei<he an. in oenen
nadoriidlidf geeer cine Weri9msl3une
nit Nriaona 3u einem State proteitirt
uirb. Nep Merieo, tpirb bebauptet,
lei In ieinen sesenpdrtisen @rsn3en
uno nit ieinem sesenudrtiaen Namen
su ben Staatenredten %bsfdbist.
Bantbeamter bermibt t.
Duluth, Minn.. Is. Sanuar.
u. 9. 2oubenbeimsr bon Der @rften
9atiOnal- gant foa $40. 900 berunireut
baben. gr reife on, 20. DECEMBER
angeblid nod psnniploanien. Gin
5aftbefebl 1T sesen Jpn erlafen
moroen.
@utes 8e1dt.
San Granciscp, Is. San.
Sas piermatiae S@if vppreneOs" er=
lit Dor orei Sabren al, Der Siofee=Sn
lei Wonsarepa Sdifbrud. @apitdn
Sbaper taufte es FIR $3.50 bon 2lOpb's
8erfderunssseieaidaft unb lieB es
9ierber i4leppen; iebt 1T IS $50, 600
hoertb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19
@ie eis Mauit fcin fpu.

lteber bic Srage, nie elm Mann ietn
fon, UNI bic REMEMBERING bes ni4pds
9eren @ef6le9ts" gu erresen, bat elm
englii9es 8latt lsbtbin bas Solsenbe
mitsetbeilt: Der Mann fou ale bic
ienisen gisenf9aften beiiben, bic BON
Der @erpeibli9uns am meiiten entfernt
finb. en- ibm folen ii9 berbinben
StGrte nit 3artbeit, Wabrbeitsliebe
NIT @era9tung BON 9oblbeit llnb
Sdein, @bel bes gbarafters, berf9Ont
bura 9smutb. Gold Elm Mann ptrb
ritterli9 sesen Srouen fein, bic S4paz
diem i9iiben gu jeber 3eit, Bel ieber
@elesenbeit, unb Dor anem graue 9aare
In @bren balten. gr mirb slei9giltig
gegen bic Dffentlide Meinuns iein, bas
2G6erlide pera9ten unb muir benz Sc
beib feines @etpiFens folsen. 70 srobe
Spfer es audi foften mOse. Gold Elm
Mnnn lit tpertb, eeliebt, geebrt unb NIT
@~ertrauen beidenft gu iperben.
9eim ii 3eitun9sun :
E n. Ils bic S9aufptelerin Gina
@a0ace 9opper am Weibna4tsabenb
in Omaha, Neb., bonn Sbeater nod
tbrem 9otel auriidfebren polte, fanb
fie auf benz 8iirserfteige ben &Orper
zines balb ~erfrorenen fleinen 3eitunssz
jungen, Der mod einige 3eitunsen in
Der erfturrten 9anb belt. Mit Silfe
ibres MGbdens trus iie ben Sunsen in
tbr 3immer unb bradte Jpn balb pies
Der 3u 5i9. W6brenb ibres Mufentbal<
tes in Omaha mar er ibr @ait unb ebe
fte bic Stabt perlieB, perf9affte fie ibm
cine bauernbe Mnftelluns. 0isfe Be-
sebenbeit bradte bic S9auipielerin auf
ben MISREPRESENTATION @ebanfen, in
tbrer 9eimatbsfabt, Oatlanb, &al.,
Elm 9eim fir 3eitunssiunsen gu GRIM
ben unb lie bat beretts az btefem 3ped
l1nterbanblunsen angetniipft, UNI eth
paTenbes @~runbftiid 5u faufen. sic
mill auberbem nod our GrbaltunS bes
Seims einen beitimmten ~Sabresbeitras
ausfesen.
Ser It ii m Refruten n.
Muf Der ruftf4en giienbahnitrede
N-opirbso=@atopta fieB elm 3ug. Der
na9 Dem ariessidauplaB nit Hetruten
Angling, NIT einem Ransir5us aufam=
men. 0ie Waggons tpurben ineinan@
bereebriidt unb sesen go perfonen bic
8eine serrtfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19
3tptIbienF=@ o mifiion.

3 ! D D Z u u Y III 'l'D
WafbinetOn, 18. San. Sn
ibrem 81. Sabresberi&t iast Die BUM
oess@ipiloienf. @ommiIion, oab tpdb-
reno bss Sabrss bic 3ibiloisnf-Atte
me6r uirtiam seuorben iei unb oaB
tueitere @eisBs ni9t nOtbwenoig ieier,
fonbern nur cine h6here 8erpiaigung,
um Die sablrsi6eren prifunSen gu
hnlten.
Die 3ahl Der esprtften Perioneu
mar 1873. $40 b. |. Is pro3ent msbr
tpis i'm 8oriabre.
ansefeat tpurbsn 50.e30 periOnen,
cine 3unabme bon 20 proaent.
Sbrer gemter sntiebt wurben 1.6
9roseni Der @eiammtsahl Der ange-
helIfen, b. l.. boppelt 10 bel ME bic
3.abl Der Sobesfdle unb peniger als
elm 0ierteI Der &sfi9nationen.
Ser Bsri6t iast weiter
IS it gu beoauerr, oab ni4t mebr
8eDerbunssu fur 2anobrieftrdser-
9ofen einliefen. gs f9sint nod inns
mer bic irrtbimii9e Nnfdt gu be-
iie6en, oab FIR cine fol9e Nnfellung
pclitiider @tnfub e%rfOrOerli4 if uno
ba bic gpplitantsn ron ben sroben Be-
b6ltsrunssssntren entfernt leben, TT ss
f9pieris sewsfen, bieies 8orurtbsil
aus;umersen. Cine f%ortoauerroe gers
6eherung in Der @irtiamteit Der 3iUil=
oienf-8eiebe ift auf ben pbilippinen,
5atpaii uno portorico su %fonfatiren.
Streit bei9eIt9t.
Bofton, 18. San. Der Streit
Der Nrbsitsr in ben 8aumuoafabriten
81 &ipsr Sails nuroe beute bier in
elmer 9onfersna beisele9t. Sieielbe
fnnb auf 8eranlafung bes @oub.
Douglas 3uiiden 8ertretern Der Gabris
fanten unb Der Nrbeiter i'm Stats
banfe ftatt.
Ha9 Der 0ereinbarun9 nabmen Die
arbeitsr ibrs gtelen iofOrt 3u ben res
bu3irtsn 26bnsn elm. Anoere Jragen
fno nod our9 ben 9ouberneur 81 ent=
i9eiOsn.
Spre9er 6 n o n.
@afbington, Is. San. Der
epreder bes Snuiss Cannon fpra9 i4
BEL einem bon Der Nationalbeb6rbe ffr
Sanoel gessbsnsn 8antett oa6in aug,
baB er cine @rtra.S ibuns bes @Onsrei-
ies ni4t fur wabri9einli4 Ibalte.
ueber anoere 6ragen duBerte e, f4
ME folet:
Wir mtifsn uns iber 8eIebe eini=
gen, Die $3.50, 900 fur ben 6fsntlideu
Sienf Derwiaigen. Wiroe sni4t elm
TO ffarter Druid nuseetibt, 10 fonnte &c
Ieidt $3.50, 600, 600 mebr geben. gs
eibt 9inse FIR Die ssfOr9t meroen mub.
Wir mtHsn bic 6lOtte uno oieiIrmes
untsrbalten, bic mir baben uno bic
8erDiaiguneen bafir mifen sema9i
ueroen.
,gnbere 9in9e finb uinidenstertf
nber he mthsn tuarten. Weines..Gr;
a9tsns foqten Die Iusgaben ettuas
lanefamer 3unebmen uie in ben leBier
6 Snbren.
,Sie iibsrsinfimmeube Anf9t if.
baB mir menigftsns elm Sa6r ldngel
nit &e0iiOn Der SteuergeieBe parter
folten. SD CLAUDE, mir baben cir
rs9t sutss Seies FIR Steuern iOwOb1
ME fur 36le. SD 6Ofe Der 2onsrei
miro ss fi9 fs6r iibsrlegen. ebs er oa!
0efeB dnoert.
Sooter 90 q bin9ton n.
SOpeta, 2ans., Is. San. Mu
eine ginIaouns bin belt beute 8Oote'
@ai6ingtOn cine Anipra4e on beio
Gduier Der 2esislatur; aud Die Deit
~alieber:oes Gtaatsober9eri9tes uno an
oere geamie tuaren antpefeno.
@aibineton betrat ben Sibun9s
faal am arnle bes @ouberneurs 9o4
Der ibn pcrfelte. Ser @mpfang bait
ben @6aratter elmer Opation.
SIocum= u aire.
Nep Oort, Is. San. Sobn 90
6leming uno 6p. 2unoherg, fribe
Standardization her Reoierit1d bat
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-19

Motto: Inter feinen umitdn=
ben iuerbe ih einen 6aq ar1eb=
men, ben i'd nit)t fnriren fam.
Or. Gafamap.
The Winslow mail., 1905-06-24
He ,th-Garvin Nuptials.

Mr. Jack Heath and Miss
Zilpha Garvin left here last
Saturday night for Albuquerque
and were married at that place
the next day. They left for the
City Of Mexico, where they will
spend their honeymoon, and
will return later to Albuq uerque
to make their future home.
This couple needs no intro
duction to our readers as they
are we'll known in this city, and
have a large host of friends
who join with the MAIL in wish
ing them a happy voyage on the
sea of matrimony.
The Winslow mail., 1905-06-24
Whist Party.

The G.. |. A. of the B. of L. E.
gave about the swellest whist
party of the season at the B. of
L. E. Hall Wednesday evening.
The gentlemen's whist prizes
we're awarded as follows: First
prize, F. F. Flickinger; BOBBY
prize. Geo. Reed, Sr.
The ladies whist prizes as fol-
lows: First, Mrs. Grimsha W;
BOBBY prize, Miss Hickman.
Visitors contest prize, Mrs.
Flickinger.
Guessing contest: First prize,
M. j. Phares; BOBBY prize, N.
E. Sloan.
After the games were finished
the guests enjoyed a most de-
lectable lunch. Those present
we're:
Mesdames Corrigan. Bauer
bach, BIedsoe. Sloan, Creswell,
Wood. Holmes, Heide, Flickin-
ger, Reed. Holm, Hill, Parr,
Todd, Christal, Chas. Daze, Will
liams, Hathaway, Workman,
Morrison. Henderson. Wolcott,
Krentz, Collins, Grimshaw,
Sampson, BrisCoe.
Messrs. Corrigan, BauerbaCh.
Bledsoe. r. G.. Creswell. Wood,
Holmes, Heide, Flickinger,
Reed, Holm, Hill, Parr, Sloan,
Hathaway, Workman, Nance,
Seagondollar, Wyllie, Sampson,
Robinson, McQuade, W. G. Kel-
ley, Souers, Phares, Geo. Reed,
Jr., Morrison.
Misses Friend, Raymond,
Grace Downs, Hickman, Amy
Morrison.
The Winslow mail., 1905-06-24

and wethers sold today at 81. 40.
Straight Texas wethers sold at
81 rs Friday. A band of Colo
RADIO horn yearllngs. 78 h., sold
today at $5.25. Spring lambs
bring $6 25 to 500, goats $500
to So. so. Local conditions are
independent of outside in
fiuences, as receipts here are not
as large in proportion to the de
mand as at other markets.
Good strong prices will doubt
less rule for a month of six
weeks yet, outside of an ocCa
sional slump like that Of today.
j. A. RICKART,
L. S. Correspondent
The Winslow mail., 1905-06-24
Fire at Ash Fork.

The Albuquerque Citizen says:
j. Powell, foreman of the
building department of the San
ia E'e coast lines, from Albu-
querque to Seligman, and the
Grand Canyon road, is in the
city. and hopes to leave for the
west tonight He is here to Sc
cure if possible, six carpenters
and four bridge men.
Mr.. Powell says the Santa Fe
road intends to reconstruct the
Grand Canyon road and ballast
the entire line with cinders, thus
making it one of the very best
branch lines along the main
route. Section houses will be
constructed at proper intervals
and the road will be properly
looked after in the future.
Rela tive to the burning of the
two-story Harvey eating house
at Ash Fork, which occurred
Saturday, Powell says that the
manager of the hotel is yet in
doubt as TO the origin, whether
from a spark from a passing en-
gine or from detective fue,
but in any event the fire spread
rapidly, and in a very short
space the whole building was
entirely enveloped in flames. A
bucket brigade was hurriedIv
formed by the citizens Of the
town and hotel employees, and
by good work the Santa Fe
railway depot and big oil tanks
were saved, thus averting
most awful catastrophe. The
employees of the hotel, says
Mr.. Powell, were unlucky. los
ing almost all their personal
property, and some had narrow
escapes from being seriously
scorched by the flames. Some
of the help has been sent to the
eating house at Seligman, and
Others have gone to the Ell To
var hotel at Grand CANYON.
Mr. Powell says by next Mon
day, meals and lunches will be
served again at Ash Fork;
temporary building will be ready
in which to serve meals at the
counter, and a dining car has
been sidetracked for regular
meals. A new Harvey eating
house will be constructed at
Ash Fork.
The Winslow mail., 1905-06-24

DR.. H. Lee ChilsOn of Wins
low, left Albuquerque yesterday
morning for Chicago, where he
will spend a few weeks visiting
relatives aud friends. He ar
rived in the city on the. limited
and remained over for the morn
ing train Albuquerque Jour
nal.
The Winslow mail., 1905-06-24

The citizens of Holbrook have
subscribed 5000 for celeprati n
on the Fourth of July. The
sport will commence with a pic
mic in the grove east of town,
where barbecued beef and NUT
ton will be served for lunch.
The sports will consist of horse
races. foot race, base ball. tug
of-war and dance in the evening
The Winslow mail., 1905-06-24

st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Sunday, June 25th.
Morning prayer, II a. m.
Even song, 8 p. m.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Saint John Baptist Day will
be celebrated. All the Masonic
fraternity will be present at
the evening service.
On Thursday evenings popu-
lar lectures at 8 p. m. June
29th. 1.-The Artistic Life
WILLIAM WYLLIE,
Priest in Charge.
The Winslow mail., 1905-06-24
Live Stock Report.
Special to The NAIL.

The cattle market was full OF
eccentricity last week. Killing
cattle in the native division
sold 10 to 25 cents lower by the
end of the week, heavy feeders
10 to Is cents lower, light feed
ers steady. stockers and stock
calves 10 to 25 cents higher and
quarantine killing cattle 10 to
20 cents higher There is an
explanation for this which may
also have some bearing on
future prices Quarantine cattle
advanced simply by being put
on an equality with native cat
tie, having been hammered un-
justly the previous week. The
hot weather has cut down the
consumption OF meats which is
felt in lower prices for killing
cattle. Besides. the situation
at this season is usually one of
depression as straight grass cat
tie and cattle fed on grass ap
pear in larger numbers each
week. Feeders followed the de-
cline in fat cattle prices. Rains
have been pretty general all
over the corn belt in the last
week and good growing weather
has prevailed, which puts
strength into stock cattle as
corn prospects improve. These
conditions or their variations
are likely to rule in the cattle
market for the next few weeks.
AS the runs increase from this
time on, market, of course, will
adjust itself to conditions as
they arise Range cattle were
scarce on the market last week,
but there are a good many here
today. Colorado fed steers.
100 to 1900 pounds, sold at
$4.75 to S4.9 last week. The
market today averages about
steady. Some Colorado stock
ers sold at S4. is today, Colorado
feeders 1886, 1000 ID. veal
calves, $500 to $5.25. New
Mexico bulls sold at 50 20 today,
Panhandle stockers $40 to
So. 80, bunch of 9S9 10. medium
feeders at IS. 50 and string of
thin Panhandle COWS, 790 h.. at
$2.3
Sheep markets have been
strong for the last week or two,
as receipts Diminished, but buy
ers assert today that they are
paying higher prices here than
at Chicago and demanded con-
cessions from statesmen, which
were granted. 5000 head Of SO
Id. Arizona wethers sold at S4. 60
today, 25 cents lower than same
stuff sold at last week. 2000
head of "a ID. mixed Texas ewes
The Winslow mail., 1905-06-24
Crop Report.

U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture, Climate and Crop Bulletin
of the Weather Bureau, Arizona
Section, for the week ending
Tuesday, June 20, 1905.
NAVAJO COUNTY.
ShOWloW.-ReCen rains have
caused all crops to grow rapidly;
alfalfa cutting has begun; grain
nearly ripe; some oats being
cut; garden truck is plentiful;
ranges good; stock in splendid
condition. Mrs. M. Adams.
The Winslow mail., 1905-06-24

Sheriff Houck took Petra Da-
villa to the Industrial School at
Benson last week. The girl has
raised cain at Holorook for some
time.
The Winslow mail., 1905-06-24

Trainmaster Harry Dixon of
the Albuquerque WinslOw divi-
sion has resigned from the SER
vice of the Santa Fe. his resig-
nation to take effect July 1st.
He will speud the month of July
on a recreation trip after which
he will accept position on the
Southern Pacific. Mr.. Dixon is
we'll known and we'll liked on
the system and his leaving will
be the cause of general regret.
We understand that our local
agent, B. L. Holmes, will sue
ceed Mr.. Dixon as trainmaster.
The Winslow mail., 1905-06-24
Church Notes.

There will be no services at
the Catholic Church tomorrow.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-24
Foolish Iorgcr.

Last week trio Of forgeries-all
for small amounts, were found-and
three victims will be less apt to
cash checks for strangers in the
future. The checks were pufpor
ted 10 be drawn by the Peninsula
Lumber Company a company
well-known for It's reliability: a
company whose check goes for any
amount from s. to SIoo, ooo-or
more.
These checks were drawn in
favor Of one III. Il. Brown. I"
This man Brown" went to the
store OF Couch * Company and
made small purchase-tendering
IN payment n check for $40. so.
Mr.. Walker, who waited upon the
stranger. noted that the check was
signed Peninsula Lumber Co. =,
per someone or othcr-and IL
looked good TO him. he gave the
fellow the goods aud his cash
balance. threw the check in the
cash drawef-and felt happy.
When the check was turned into
the bank II required but one mo.
mcnt Ia learn that the Peninsula
Lumber Company carried no ac-
count with the bank upon which
the same was drawn-and II was
promptly returned as IN. c."
Telephone communication at once
corroboralcd this opinion-and the
matter was quickly reported to the
authorities,
The same day of this trick the
fellow went to the Hub" a
clothing store OF Portland, bought
a suit OF underwear, presented u
check similar To the one he put of
upon Couch * Company only for
the sum OF -, 4o-and secured the
balance of the amount in cash.
There was third check put out by
the same brown"
Up 10 this time he has not been
apprehended-but the chances are
he will he arrested,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-24
Scaled Bids Wanted.

Scaled bids will be received by
the Recorder of the City OF st,
Johus, Oregon, up To ten O clock
a. m, of Friday, December /. 1905,
ior the furnishing aud placing in
position of suitable metal signs a,
street intersections bearing names
oi the several streets, Said signs
10 he about -four inches wide, of
proper length, and plainly marked
IN white letters no, less than two
and onehalf inches high upon a
dark back ground. Signs must be
in place within so days from the
time contract is awarded and no
payments will he made till the
work shall he accepted by the
Street Committee.
The right is reserved TO reject
any or all bids. Bids must be ac-
companied by full-size sample of
the work.
h. T. LRGGRrr,
Chairman of Street Committee.
ST, Johns, November 20. 1905.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-24
REACHED OUT.

PORTLAND'S mayor spat on
his hands las, Saturday nigh, and
reached over into Clackamas
county There he secured half
nelson twis, on a gambling outfit a,
Milwaukie-which he claims was
run in conjunction with the War
wick gambling club OF Portland
and proceeded To do business.
To a layman II seems as II the
jurisdiction ol mayor ceased at
the mile limit OF the outer boundary
of any cily-but legal advisers IN.
formed Mayor Lane that his juris
diction reached four miles from
home aud over into another
country II may he those legal
advisers are correct
As mere suggestion To the
mayor il might be well To propose
that shutting up of the gambling
holes run by tinhorns inside the
city limits would be a good move,
before striking outside limits.
There are lots OF small ones there,
Aud yet, do what one may,
there is bound To be gambling by
those who have no other use ior
money.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-24
FRIDAY NOVEMBER "a, 1905
ABOUT PORTLAND PAPERS.

RECENTLY this paper pub
lished an article deploring the fact
that Portland dailies steal directly
from THE REVIEW: giving nc
credit they grab everything in sight
and intimate that their special
grapevine telegraph service fur
nishes the items.
The Gresham Record republished
our editorial and comments thusly:
"The Portland papers not only
steal from the columns Of THE RE
VIEW, but from every paper pub.
lished in the immediate vicinity OF
Portland; they do not stop at ono OF
two local items, bnt swipe whole
columns, and yet absolutely refuse
To give proper credit for IL.
"The Record has been watching
this for some nine or ten weeks.
Papers published far enough away
from Portland To suit these pluto
cratic news pilfcrers, are con,in'
ually mentioned, while those nearer
20 the metropolis and who are
doing their best to promote the IN
tcrests Of Mul,nomah and Clacka.
mas, are as pcrsis,ently ignored.
The reason for such is obvious.
Portland dailios evidently imagine
that all this broad field is theirs tc
do with as they will. They preach
against monopoly in other places,
but practice II themselves.
"Thc Record, ST. Johns REVIEW
East Side Enterprise, Oregon CITY
aud Vancouver papers all come
under the ban, simply because they
are considered rs trespasscrs IN the
Portland dailics' territory, 80, Bro
thcr Thorndykc, don, worry; YOU
are not the only duck in the puddle,
YOU can get recognition, when YOU
gct strong enough 10 get through
The Portland papers hide"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-24
OREGON RAIN.

No one denies that Oregon Ia,
frequent showers-but there is 81
much told upon their return home
by visitors to the state which is moi
So that thousands believe 1t rains
all the time in Oregon" "
From May till November there
are hut few days in which the sun
does not shine II is true there are
occasional showers: yet i, is fact
that since the first OF May OF this
year Ia the first OF November there
were hut thirteen days when the
sun did not shine,
The official record of the rain
tall during these six months given
IN inches is as follows. May $50;
June, 9.Ia; July, ~; August II;
September 2.79; October 4,7S;
OF Is,49 inches for the entire six
months. During the ISl days rain
fell during %; yet rs previously
stated there were but thirteen in
which the sun failed To shine,
After all, there are damper places
that Oregon-New Work city OF
Boston, even.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-24
WHY NOTl

WHY is it that those building
homes in St. Johns cannot give the
home contractors and carpenters a
show at the work. The vast
majority of the carpenters and
contractors here are men we'll
qualified to do all kinds of work.
the real stinkers being few in num-
Der and widely known.
There's a group Of several houses
being built here by a fellow who,
as far as possible, avoids all St.
Johns workmen. Such man is to
be avoided and should be let
severely alone. and we hope his
buildings will rent very slowly.
We are believers in reciprocity
and consider that man who avoids
his home people for what he needs
should not go to those same people
for his patronage.
If the carpenters OF St. Johns
were not qualified to do good work
matters would be far different: but
the unreliables and grafters are
very, very few. The larger por-
tion-by far the larger portion-are
of a trustworthy class: and should
be patronized. They should also
rid the community Of those who
abound in knavery and deception
and thus do this city and them
selves--a good service
The man who builds a house in
St. Johns should patronize St. Johns
people the reliable people.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-24
STILL FAKING.

Those fake hold.up auctions OF
Jap ware still continue to dazzle
dizlle" the foolish and the unwary
in Portland. "If King Edward
were here he'd buy OF u.s. says one
ad. faughl "if King Edward
were here" he'd join the Japanese
Art Lovers Elymark Union-and
have a good time-that's wha,
he'd dol
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-24
New Brick Block.

A BRICK block is about to b,
erected on the east side OF Jersey
street just north of the millinery
store, 1t is TO be built by a couple
of ehinamen-who will put up a
thoroughly modern building.
II will be two stories. size soxSo.
the lower floor will be devoted 70
Stores-while above will be snites
tor living rooms. There will be a
court on the upper floor So tha,
every room will be an outside room
while the area will be used for
any old thing.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-24
Has An Interest.

Willis Moxon has bought an in
terest in the 81. Johns Abs,rac,
Company with 4, I, Parker, and
the new firm will be in a position
to push things in a business way,
The firm will soon occupy a suite
in the new brick block and all of
Mr., Moxon's correspondence in
connection with the brickyard will
be conducted from there.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-11-24
Street Looks Better.

In a very few minutes yesterday
morning along about seven o'clock
Jersey street was much benefited
by brooms and rakes. The result,
proved that many hands make igh,
work--as the rubbish aud litter re-
moved was but a small amount for
each person,