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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-08
For Sale or Rent

Eight room house in Point View,
For particulars phone Tabor -,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-08
Wanted.

Pupils on brass and reed instru
mentS, :, T., Wright, Bandmaster
81, Johns.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-08
For Rent.

Two furnished or unfurnished
suites at reasonable prices, Inquire
us Edison street. Mrs. NJ, Briggs.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-08
Wanted.

Pupils on brass and reed instru-
ments, :, T., Wright, Bandmaster
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-08

In doing this he judges for himself,
and as a result old party affiliations
are severed. The official, whether
he fills the office of dog catcher or
that of governor, who enforces the
laws and lives up to his promises is
the one the people want and the one
who will have hold on his posi-
ton as long as he does what he
saws he will.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-08
ANNOUNCEMENT.

On June tst A. w. Markle be-
came the possessor of one-half in
terest in this paper and printing
plant, and henceforth The Review
will be published under the firm
name of McKeon & Markle. II
had been Mr.. Markle's intention to
establish another paper in this city,
but after looking over the field
very carefully aud conversing with
number of business men on the
subject, lac came to the conclusion
that il would not be feasible un-
dertaking at this stage of the city $
progress, feel rg that II would be
rather All imposition upon the mer-
chants of the town, without whose
support another newspaper could
not long survive The opportunity
presenting itself to secure half in
terest in The Review, he decided
to accept the chance and join forces
with Mr.. McKeon in getting out a
paper that will improve with age.
The muck raking is over, anyhow.
Now the boys are figuring what
II cost them.
The man who did not snap up a
few of those easy bets is the saddest
individual OF them all.
BY the way the mails were used
IL would pay Uncle Sam To hold an
election four times year.
Now for the promises that were
made before election. lie will he u
mighty truthful man who makes
good.
Don't stay IN u town YOU do not
like aud cannot work ior with all
your might Boos, II YOU can't
boost, move
There were all kinds of scraps
and all kinds of counting, hut one
OF the most interesting OF them all
was that of the "wc,s" aud "dryS"
OF 81, Johns,
Although woman suffrage was
defeated at the recent election the
battle will he renewed two years
hence. SO say the prominent work
crs oi the movement.
The entire Republican state ticket
with the exception of governor was
elected last Monday The popu-
larily of Governor Chamberlain was
too much Ia overcome, and he was
reelected 10y handsome majority
The expose of the manner oi can
ming meats by the packing houses
of the meat trust will not have the
effect of causing demand for
canned meats OF any kind Ac-
cording Ia the findings OF the invcs-
tlgatoIs Il seems that only the flesh
OF diseased animals, colorcd with
chemicals and highly seasoned with
spices, is used in coinpounding the
delicacics oi the canned line,
=
The recent election Is a practical
demonstration of the fact that both
Republicans and Democrats have
cut loose from the old party ties and
arc willing To vote for those whom
they think are good men and who
will live mp to their promises, The
day OF the ward boss and political
pimp has disappeared, The intelli-
gent voter reads and investigates.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-08
Wanted.

Hand ironers al the West Coast
Laundry, Apply at once.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-08

Smoke ST, Johns cigar-best Ioc
cigar OH the market-the "White
Crow"
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-08

The candidate who made news
paper campaign is the one who de.
livered the goods or who could show
results. The street corner candi.
date in every instance was showed
under by the avalanche of votes
cast for his more cnterprising rival.
In using the newspapers the candi.
dates and the principles they stood
for were taken directly TO the voter,
and left an impression that lasted
to the day OF election. The news
paper campaign had its origin IN
the west aud is being introduced
and favorably received in the cast.
The intelligent, reasoning voter Is
reached aud convinced, and that is
all the man running for office de.
sircs. Future campaigns will bc
conducted by the liberal use oi
printers ink.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-08

There are lots of the late comers
who register an able.bodied howl
about the wet weather, but they
can thank their stars there are no
mosquitoes accompanying the wet.
It takes two years for tenderioot
to get acclimated in Oregon.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-08

Ask your grocer for Lime ; bread,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-08
ORDINANCE NO. los

An Ordinance Assessing the Cost OF
Imp owing Hayes Street from
the Westerly Line Of Burlington
Street TO the El tcrly Line Of
Maple Street In the City Of St.
Johns, Oregon. and Directing
an Entry Of Sue =, Assessment In
the Docket OF City Liens.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-08

Defeated by a narrow margin OF
FIVE votes for the Office Of sheriff Of
Multnomah county, Tom Word has
announced that he will contest the
election of Robert l.. Stevens. The
official canvass gave Stevens 9,26o
and Word 9,7s5. On the compile
ton of the count Stevens was sworn
in as sheriff. Word claims gross
frauds were committed, notably in
the Sellwood district, and that a
gain of one vote in each precinct in
the recount will make a difference
of 90 votes in his favor. The re-
count may show a gain for Stevens.
Each candidate claims many irregu-
larities OH the part of the other, aud
each claims the final count will re.
suit in his favor.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-08
Turkish Baths
at
HALLS BARBER SHOP
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.
4. W. COFFYN, Masseur.
Special Special ! Special
POINT VIEW

havs fourteen SoxIoo lots near Point
View that will sell at SISo lot. +. c.
Hurlhert, los Ia Jersey street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-08

Although woman suffrage was
defeated at the recent election the
battle will he renewed two years
hence. SO say the prominent work
crS oi the movement.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-06-08

There were all kinds of scraps
aud all kinds OF counting, hut one
OF the most interesting OF them all
was that of the "wcts" aud "dryS"
oi ST. Johns,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

Curly Lawrence Dye was ar
rested late last night by Detective
Barhee and officer Humphries on
suspicion and locked an In the city
jail. Dye IL only ~ years old. and
Is said by the police 60 be capable
81 any crime from murder down.
Whether he goes wrong through In
flucnce of bad company, or from
natural inclination cannot be deter
mined. but the police believe that he
should not be let out 81 jail Ills
previous bad record warrants their
belief
Three years ago Dye was arrest
cd and secured "A dismissal without
sentence Later he was arrested In
Tacoma for robbery and his photo
graph taken FOR tho roEucs' gallery.
Last summer he WAS arrested IN
Georgetown aud fined 900 and
costs. In giving the sentence the
judge remarked that he had made
IL hard because OF his desire 20
break up the Pike 81. gang. which
paid Georgetown a visit now and
then and created many disturbance
and committed petty crimes there.
Dye ~ an alleged member Of that
gang, ana made his hRunts ON Pike
II. and first av.
Among the crimes charged by the
police IL cutting affray some time
past, in which Dye cut - ChinRman.
Dye lives at Firth av. and Bell st.,
and has been working for the BIN
pire laundry company for the last
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
new OFFICERS
I FOR CHURCH

The annual buaineHa meeting ~
the plymouth congregational church
takes place tomorrow night when
Officers for next year viii be- elect
cd and other important matters
transacted. Tho heating 81 ful. re-
ports from the various departments
viii bs deferred until "a iatcr meet
ms.
The Puget Sound congregational
club viii hold ila sixth regular
meeting iu the plymouth church at
fncomn "wednesday An address ~
Rev A. l. Van Horn ~ this city
viii be one @. thu interesting feat.
ufrH.
Tho Mems club Of the Plymouth
| CouHreEaiiouai church meets to-
morrow evening The program VII
begin with dinner after Whlch g
I paper will be read hy Prot George
/ ". McCauley. principal Of Columbia
school Miss A. = Mann aud Mayor
Moore viii contribute q violin h"lo
/ and address. respectively.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

city up TO two or three years ago
y hen Mayor Low and Controller
Groui. going over the assessment
Lists. discovered small owners pas
ing tafes on 81. 100 and 10 per
cent Valuations. Whiie large land
owners IN the rich business and
residential quarters ane large apee.
uiatoFa on tha outahirta wcre pay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
SOLDIERS DEFEll
TACOMA

The Tacoma soccer tee'ees ~
went down 90 defeat yes'e'es "a,
fore the onslaught Of the ~ 4
from Fort Iawton, ana me - ~
the end Of the game wss = .,.4
parade ground was the scene - !.
battle. and the soldiers
clever team and individual 'ss .a,,,.
The wanderers and ihe - /
mixed Il up yesterday ai'eia ,.,.i
woodland Park TO the tuoe :. a
4 bIq erowd watched the sai''s -. :.
hand fighting all Of The VIM, -
aetefized the work Of both .eaA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
EMMA cALvE.

Emma Calve. the greatest Of the
grand opera singers. is 90 be mar
ricd to a blind New York millionaire.
according TO cable dispatches from
Paris
The man is Eugene Higgins, who
has something like t5o.ooo.eoo 70
spend. Higgins fell In love with
Caive when he saw her sing In New
York Then he fell blind. but fol
lowed her 10 Paris and was IN n
box every time she sang. Finally
CalNe noticed Iiaklna and sent fnr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
roscsR Is ARE s'sD'

a.. g' s.s, N;5J s x; S:,:''s' %
SIs for 80. s0I ialsn nom ii,
cry. Miller .s Wee at the eorn s1
Our House ,,.~,.i i' AZ. and wssA.naJ's|
4. 81. sa ssIo X he had r ,l,'sa frI
s srasssa a good sum Oh '''13
s 49, an his person
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
HOWARD WAISW
LAID TO REST

Funeral services for = :, u.rki
Watson were held from - .s,,srpesa
nafish church YESTERDAY ~ ssesa
pev= IP. d. Dwyd. who pay a,ss,sl,lsi
Nj watson FOR years ,w'srsssrs
Many Intimate FRIENDS s''' .s,ss,istsi
of the press and those , .srla at
win him in the business .,' VIZ, Ne
ended g',5 the services and CLOVIS .s0',,...r,.
remains TO Lakevle" D O =
OLYMPIA lodge Ne. is7 = ! Al %
,ssunsd charge Of the ss''''s
cemetery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
SINGLE TAX TRIED IN JAPAN
WASN'T REAL THING

M aa aa low 10 10 Der essFs
+ u#fIaH I'm =
ias ar'mrnt today Il pfsa..
y what b. was 20 vas.s
Through d'ht end other -.
the laHa ia passing aut 81 H. -
ri mali DHnen into fhas - ~
oas HH9 Hre thefcbg eeftIss
aHF nfHE. nj rapid Use In -
Secret Of Gig Forianss
IHiH fIHo iu land values Is a..
lie zaefefH of tAo sudden -
fHHHH iHai have appeared l. -.
Aaf HH thr F1Yefnmanf -
blind ~ If hr HaEaianf tbs -.
fIai minister Of finance. n.y.
me that he himself Two - -
years aEa had drawn 10 4 In -.
fsaH#ea mant of lands a -
that the hill paased the - !,
fepHe Natives. hut was seg..J
b. TIE peers The pesfs ~.
Hf sakatani. slgnltleanilg
landowners" -
And 80. the large iaualeFa. /.
fa#IHF 10 pay taErs on 4 laa -
alton while the small co.,.
D. tHFef on 40 hls land Is -.
and doubtless iu some ississ..i
more than hls iand ia wosth..
sort Naa made ~ iudlreet -
that device Of the poxerfa !.
Hhlftiug TAX burdens % the -
deere n Tho poor and helpless
Masses Pay TsrIif.
Hat the tax which msny ..,..
men here regard vith mosi -
heuHi8n De- the tariff tar a -
an increase Was made the ~
thlH month, bringing the ea,ss'
duties up ~ about tzg E5o -
Is tie old way n GETTING -
feathers with least sqasvts..l
That Is 10 say. the mass y y
pay Without realizing II. sine !
not direct and cannot y -.
This IL ono ~ the tao fhlnss -
which Count Okuma Is eursf..1
ful - The United sfaies
For with this tariff TAI az b,
increase has come The afgazssi !.
protection bui Il alll .ssss..
interest our uOfkmen 20 her AZ
the Japanese argument d al N
that IN The United Eiaina o., -
teefi0uists cay. Give Vi ! 80
80 az 10 protect our hlgk ~
American labor from the -
labor ~ Europe and Asia Il.
japanese pf0tectionisi ssys ~
us a tariff 30 ss 70 protect = -
the machinery o. Europe an -
ieas which Do cheaper IN pfosssF,+
than our non machihne using La.
labot
They Fear Machine.
And what this latter arxsmel
means may be judged from - ~
that $4,000 persons are eaxszts :
match making In this ooanfy 4
II estimated that with Aras,ssss
machines 1000 persons oouls II
out the same product No ID
ufaiiY the 80 900 displaced sxtNsi
would ask with deep ssfsr'
Where are We 70 Eo' Hox ~ !.
10 earn our liying7~ What I a
answer 20 that qaessioaf N
land rapidly rising In prios ftsszs
speculation 10 that The poe III
has ices and less means q ssr.f
Or renting n. with taaes tas1.l
more and more heavily snos 4
I that be eats and we2ra-sa -.
uuan al The produces q hasf, &.
With an increasing ase q I'D,
err dispensing with rnoss az IN
inbarera-ihe poor mAn vie 3 "a
/ pendent mainly upon bis kzads "A
a living Is verify in : aesp~ss1
plight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

hlin. The result they a. :
engagement -.
The picture Of Higgins VS. =,
before he became blind ne
graduate Of Columbia snd .
Der of less than a mlllion go. :. =
Yacht clubs IN Europe ana :
United states ],
lie has spen, most Of The - :. .
ca years cruising the word esx
his beautiful yacht Nsruna -
il he maintained man-of-sN - |.
pltne aud compelled his fsfss
strictly obey the rules hs
lavish entertainer,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
aovsGq hNp tore
enA s. LaG.s ......l : sos.

Hl AlOds lainiHe
ua8- HfaH rufHtr un broadway tm.
HfatfHIrniH raF faif iHfaWa bali
cash. balance terms lH fuit
Hau lHsfIH. corner uu MaHFf street tH
faHH now hauHai ttHa eaaH hat.
HHFa tHHnf
HItua Tan mUlrfu new raffaaa 81 NiHH
street fine iU0afiUn. haif saHH. bal
tlaaa fatm haussi iot tasioai on East.
iahf HFuHuh
e. uaa Modern room house CA fiaF street
half each. balance trfma
81 Haa luam npaem hpuHa GA FHifeieN
Avenue uHfih
b aaa #rafuHr uniUl near e. entrance g.
n f. faiT Eruunta. tsfHa aaHr
Hua #UHH=HtHff huuHf END iaf hateaI SEQ.
aHa afrn-e nuftheaut
Ell 50 Haam hIuHe aud fHt tHaiai5 tana
sHi Ulos4 60 high trhaaH
e. HaHH lala Faasdena bllHf.
81 HzH d fHafn modern lUHHHr go HHfHHf -
dIh Az, north uf teslsf WAY hati
gHHh
raf property At tfnnrfaitF ahd Heaf e.
Aiaaha fHsau t'aFifir falf call 81 Hia isit
AN - - IuiFffaiN cat HHH
NftAH q luNMhn# a SON
HeU Nr.nHH HTHN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

pGRlBeal IS A POVERTY olsrAsn.

one 81 N. things tells tho tale r. the ffghfu do
ease be bert the swelling Of pbHa ~ the body which Baron
luH director II he CITY charity
much eHfha faatc ana
food Thousands ana th9uHHnHa are ny
ts,,.rv held To &C. vegetable at hnl DO
nat cot sufficient meat Bnt how can anyone regulate
a. n eiiy7 Those people. driven 0
tbe reates economy ana iuteuainR conditions,
viii seek cheapest foods until bcber aeha them Ana
II is nothing more poverty daoaae-ileufy 9eorEo Dr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10


To THE star MaIn 1850. iud
fi3S The star viii esll and col
lost the hHl. aud win send Co
Nou the answers g. Nuur al when
Addressed Htara THE star
RATES ron CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS (hrlp
Wantsd. Loat ard Found. For
Ront, Fcr sale. etc. One Cent
Mord,
SITUATION WANTED ADS
rs Words Three Times For .
Cents.
sr,rn words ar fractions ~
words O. the lHU vaah in adj
Vaacc. When charged Ga ace
count actual number Of lines na
srt will be counted Minimum
bil for au HaH s. CENTS hat-
Lard Want Al AEeueNs =. IT,
Mullen aat ballard Az opp
city Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

saoauns AssussEp The POOR GROWER OF RICE MORE
THAN 30 pGR CENT THG LANOB Yftp-cohOiroha
ttrrln nrTrnR HoW-THH WEALTHY COMPARATIVELY
IMMUNE FROM TIE TAX BuRnEN-ihrEREsT on MONEY
wAa ONCE ABoLiaHrp. sur IT DIDN'T LAST LONG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

Wednesday night In the crypt Of
Trinity Parish church the Youns
Mems club will hold tho annual
banquet The speakers 90 the even
Ina Will be Rt Rev, Frederic w.
keakrr. l.. D.. bishop OF the diocese
IA b. = ~ rsssofors. % tie Unit
s,svaRc - RsskaArxsteA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

rfxE COUNTRY HONS
sgani wessfffest z aefr' veIy resd
ifnpfrf mmsnis nsaf Heattie owner ieaf'
ti,ins a. i .,aass - q - Hsrs !. =
chance faf safns Hers arr few
thinFs hat Faes Decd 3staly haass
shout - faH b1zsssI ehIts ana hf1ssh
fssharns tHfutataH hFaasfsr rfe. rtc E9a
viIi miles this snisss faa cali qaics
Hsrs is whatsasn eaaniy hsssain. p
sores rifh taftaH iaHa spisuad loCatian
az cleared $50 tall1'ess. n'as' ssl at
fiESa0N 4 rAufmoN.
f'hnue Main All 5N Marion nnrk
70 acre. y eheies iaaa On Magry Island.
HAVING 70 rods = eaisr front, Eooi
rich aan uaaf FafiaEe o. 40 THE
land aui - Ndffh ffnm ti10 % SIS
~ acre Hest spfins
QUINN. nHooKs : outHLAN REALTY
cgMFAHf
- HaflHn Hlaft
TIN ACRES HfcH LEvEL LAND near
o. ont HHfH faai1f cleared. elasn g. sriiunl
neighb,fs and niifs Price fet q fsw aays.
Wv ROBERT uALrBY.
ois esa 81 ALASKA BUILDING "a
CIfEAr Al WHOM
uoOp ACRE HOME only fif on terms
~ 81 down. 80 PEE nenih Want 20 retire
gaina o. oia eaanifr flaes ooat ms Over
COWS ~ each nss Ne spencer ~ Pacific
city. Come today only few minutes Tdr
On rarena fntsfurhan. o. hiiiHsn's cash.
isr iu Times blaek -
y AcHEs sEAH HEDM0ND'
IS acres cleared. taisncs III and cedar
timber small house lafrs harH, milk
snd caiokcn houses - bearing fruit trees
Trirs. 500. half oash bal 81 pef cent
PHOENIX rsvngrHrNr . REALTY
| C0MrANV
e. sullivan tulldlnE IN
wa HAVE A FEW MORE n tboss
3 sore tracts out near the intarurhau. rich.
level land. easily elearedi $50 each. Easy
nonEur MALTuY.
1000 .ah Alaska building "a
WI TETTTLE HUY8-
| 500 f1f half acre tracts 81 West Seattle.
fine land nad beautiful view ~ both ranges
! 81 mountains aud sound This viii b oun
u he best fssidahes places about the
~" o X Nl6Hoia 90 unlon nloek II
- HousEs AND lois. -
f6R sAtE
f.aks oar line. 50 down, tia per month
phone owner Ind y tpe. -
| HABbAHD PROPERTY
t.room house let toNiooi prios u.fo' iise
| cash.
sroom house.. lot sasim. price tnoe. $50
Caah.
troom house. bot l1zist. price o. 80. isoo
s.room house. lot nsini price n.iSo Eeo
soNauH BnowH co.
so Feepisa hafA Hiag.
AalH 2ass 1T
fsU0B by.
ununn - sc sessaaa. hath, ehcfrhs M
turne, az nscesEn. y oa- We o..ssh Tat
eeFetV eiaIftss
etWtfrtRs errC~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
F0R sAiT
eoe sEIE-NIscEIIEaEoUs.

AHW Hsh1H esaa ~ FttFH at nasHMsis aaHH e q
- hrtass W8 ale tri4stH Wtsh saH
M4eE ftea htsah sIfNeffNf 4Hftf aff FafNts
= ssf fI sc r yea wiN fe#e fAe aa
aaf#4 fsasa tuur sasH aHH tfHHH sash e.
a45F sfHa wiI aake "a asfasaai
ah4sEe streaf 90 Faer
Sc aHsa fsft frrfa Htrt1Ht aHH tsff
aafa a. thr iFarst prices rttakeahaH. aht
sff = aisa e. srrf rFf rft-H Hsfa
We saH 81 WHT tffaiF EftrfE r. ~ -
% wffffkWs CO.
ffIf Western sFs
ffs sfrssi sash as a1af sstahtsssafhf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10

ArF-ng a1ffr15na With fhsarila tiafn etli
trafu aufnalhlnk HakffHtiF tN their al r
sanfasa ~ aaIIaa a4 tls fearlss SAVINGS
fank trliitfra, 81 ssndirE tfeif a4igfsa v
that Uffire.
liattaT 81 rev Wstsa ehateh carref iih
A. ana Idta 81 nasi TharsIiaY sosds ga
salt. saprrf b = 81 - ~ !
pEATA NOTICES
NfNffS NN EisaAf kirkiaH1 Wash .
Nsrf aNeI 81 FaasA 81 munths tkus ttrr
~ Waiter lt ASH anhla WittrHwyeF Do
.nstrr ia.a -ih. s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
SOCIETY NOTICES


Carnrs ~ washinNiun ard o.7eitrntai Ave
traata rcfrnttaeAII4 AH diseases a uttm
Consolidation five. uffige hsArs a. ga o.
) s. uh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-12-10
The CITY Mans burden.

Nor u bis brother, the poor man
In the city, having such an easy
time Of II In this respect. The truth
Ia that he IL having a very hard
time. II Is much the same with hts
here 10 TOXIC ~ 10 wa VITA tss
spasJi. Aoasst oWSnr - Nsw fssy
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-12


ciar iGlianneIs, and II dGf' dot proceed
far before slirewd Richard Temple dis
covered some things OF advantage TO
himself. Among the things discovered
was tho fact that Tandy was some.
what ovcranxious 10 hasten the bust.
ness IN hand lie listened with every
indication of interest to all that Tan
dy Ind 70 say concerning the two still
unlaunched enterprises barrel fac.
tory and tho gas company. IIc asked
Interested questions concerning them,
aud nt last felt sufficiently sure OF his
ground 10 venture u little farther.
II am inclined 10 think" he said,
that shall want 10 take at least o
little Of the barrel factory stock to,
morrow. and possibly I may subscribe
for some Of the gus stock also. OF
that am not yet sure. But before !
take either + must invest four or five
thousand dollars In something abso-
lutely secure. have been going over
the latest reports Of your bank and She
other one Hailain's ~ and they have
impressed me with the conviction that
the very best and safest Investment a
man Of small means. like myself. can
make In this town " In bank stock.
This city IL a point at which 40 many
lines Of travel and traffic converge that
the exchange business itself must be
sufficient 10 pay banks expenses. In
fact. II pays more. as the reports show.
And then there ID the larger business
lending money on Sound enterprises.
financing Industrial companies and es.
pecially advancing money on bills OF
lading for goods IN transit. 10 view OF
all this II surprises me 10 learn that
the stock In the two banks here stands
only tribe above par"
"Oh. that's because OF two things.
People here have got II into their heads
that anything less than 10 or II per
cent as a return for money invested is
r!diculously small. so they don't want
bank stocks. On the other hand. the
commendation for the way In which
Temple had done his work. Words
were unnecessary.
IL hope. | made no mistake in sub
scrlb!ng for that barrel company
stock" said Temple as he passed the
completed papers over to Hallam. AT
any rate. I'd like TO keep that my.
self, II / may. whether II ever proves
TO be worth anything or not. I've ac-
cumulated enough money to pay for IL"
"0h. as TO that" answered Hallam
lightly, ''the stock will be good enough,
I'll make II 30 by taking majority In.
terest In the company and consolidat-
Ing II with my own. You see, we
simply must do something for old Nap
per Tandy."
ITO be continued
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-08-12
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! CITY NOTICES.

mates Of the costs and expenses
thereof.
That the costs and expenses Of con.
structing said Improvement shall be
betrayed by special assessment upon the
lots lands and premises benefited by
the same which said lots lands and
premises are included in the special as
sessment district including all lots,
lands and premises 50 benefited to-wit,
North half Of Blocks and IN
Adair's Port Of Upper Astoria; South
half Of Block los In Adair's Port Of
Upper Astoria, as laid out and recorded
by John Adsir, and the South half OF
Block liz In Adair's North Addition to
the Port Of Upper Astoria.
oIOF ANDERSON,
Auditor and Police Judge Of the City
of Astoria.
s-9.9t.