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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
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SPOKANE. Nov. 2.-Thc servant
girl problem has been made more
complex than ever on account OF
the banks doing business with
clearing house certificates Mayor
Moore IL the most vocifcroua suf
forer lie paid his hired Girl her
$50 per the other day and she
could raise only $40 on the check
She returned 10 the mayor much
pertufhed
Honest" pleaded the mayor
i've got the money there. all
right"
"0lt NJ them"
Cant. honest I can't"
Thought yuh had ~"
it was quite evident that the
mayor would have 90 10 hungfy
or elise call upon Mrs Moore. II he
dld not arrange a settlement
Gets a Happy Thought.
"Hai" he calculated az a happy
thought crossed bis troubled mind
.vMy true friend. Chief Of Police
Rice
n Is generally known that Ren
Rice. before he Was made chief
was the national authority on the
hired girl and his solution OF the
problem Was copied far and vide
The mayor appealed 10 him. and
.tonrfully begged a loan that he
,mlKht eat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
SWEPT TO
DESTRUCTION

tober "a. and rsecd through the
night. the wind whiAllng at fearful
velocity. blew from ali directions.
and NJ the height OF the storm there
WAS a cloudburst on Mount l.azaro
which poured upon the town tor.
rents Of water and an avalanche Of
rocks and gravel.
San Jose lies low. but WAS pro.
teoted from the sea by an arm OF
high land which lay between the
beach and the town. The waters
Of the gulf, driven by tho south
wind. broke through this barrier
and ran riot among the adobe
houses, augar plantations and cocoa
mt groves
Between the clondbnrat and the
gulf there WAS little chance for the
town, Every house was wrecked,
many Of them being totally oblit
Grated
The Curacao was anchored off
Maxatlan when the storm struck
aud was compelled 10 slip It's anchor
and head out 20 sea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02


aAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2-Tho
liner Curacao which has arrived
from Mexico brings word Of the de-.
ntruction on October ~ during a
terrific chebahoo Of the town Of San
Jose del Cabo. the pretty puebln
that lies AZ the entrance 10 the Gulf
~ California When the Curacao
loft san Jose. 10 bodies had been
recovered. the beach was atrewn
with the bodies Of thousands OF ami
mails. Wild and domestic. and the
fertile garden at the foot Of Mount
I.azaro Was a gravel strewn waste
The slides of Mount l.Azaro were
acarrsd 49, " eonse monssrous hand
had clawed them and through the
once fertile valley instead OF gen.
tic stream. there rioted three angry
torrents The survivors we're with.
out shelter and dependent upon out.
side sources for food.
The chebaaco. storm peculiar
20 thu gulf OF Caiifofnia. struck
San Jose on the afternoon Of. Oe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
NOT SAFE TO RIDE
/ ON FRISCO CARS

1t IL really not safe to ride In
q street car IN San Francisco's sub.
nrha. says Robert Mccormack. Of
the Nell known firm ~ Mccormack
iirns.. elathicFH. Who has just ~.
turned from San Francisco The
reports regarding the dangers a..
tondinE uppn the street car strike
have bsen BY no means exagEsrat-
Cd. There are frequent fights on
the ears. and passengers are con
tinnaily being injured A thing
that happens often IL the turning
cut Of the cars lights At night BY
some rowdy. followed By an AZ.
uAult upon the conductor. much 10
the alarm of those on the car.
Mr. Mccormack States that many
large buildinKa are In the course
oi erection. but agrees with other
recent visitors to tho Golden Gate
city. tn that u viii be years be.
fore these are completed n the pres.
Ont labor troubles continue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
BIRTH RECORD.

births were registered today aa
hlllowa.
Haiher-To wife OF q - TIalber.
Hlghloenth av. and jackson IT
November !, a son.
Ia Vallejo wife ~ J. Ia Vale.
1909 Kilbourue. October ~. a daugh-
TER.
Cazowe To wife Of G. N. Cazowe.
l62s Ninth av.. October 81. a son.
Hasty wife Of NJ. u. uaaty.
.I2l North DrRvus. October 81, a
daughter
GallagherTo wife OF NJ. ]. Gal.
lhgher, t23 Twelfth ay. north. Oc.
.pber 20. a son
Dupont-To wife Of ~ Dupont, o,
Connecticut st., Oct 81, a daugh.
ter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
SEATTLE MAN JAILED
AT SAN FRANCISCO

Becker admits that he lent IN
Ing ear 20 Benefits line 81 ~
aud that not until the latter 49,.
peared two days ago aid IA =.
pect that the great ffle eo,s...
WIS one Of words and MOI AetIos
According 20 the story tole I.
Becker. Bennett confIded h ~
that be lost his trunk fan 81 ~.
Becker started out 10 ald 4,
crack shot 10 find the we.,,.'
and Ia the meantime spent ~.
200 IN the search. Sat the ~,
could not be located. and iva ~.
ago Bennett followed then N.
oblivion. ~~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
LAUNCHED,


SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 2,-FHa
biz new steamer Mnuna kea was
launched al the upion Iron WorAu
ahipyard tails morning Beatrice
Frcar, niece of Governor Frear 81
Hawaii. aoto ms sponsor The
Mnuna kea IL u steel steamship
$40 feet IN length aud 80 feet beam
she will engage In freight and pas
acngor traffic between Honolulu.
Iiilo aud other nawalign ports. She
ia tho last and largest OF fleet
OF five steamers built by the Union
Iron Works for the interior Island
steamship coepany Of Honolulu.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

SAN FRANclsCo. Nov. D. Bert
Bennett. claiming 20 be a Seattle
man. languishes In a cell IN the
city prison. charged with having
obtained $500 by false pretensea
from Edward Becker. a Tive one"
from Bellingham Wash. IN order
TO obtain the money Bennett waa
compelled 20 make the extrsordia
AIRY statement that be was about
70 compete against one Billy ire
land for the rifle championship 81
the world. for which a purse Of
no less than 100000 was hung uD.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
DE NIAl

NEW YORK. Nov 2. The W..
ero Union s8d Postal officials tso..
took vigorous ssception 10 the 49,
meut of Chairman Konenkamn !,
the TcIegraphers union. that W
Western Union bad practically !,
hausted is surplus Of ti70oo Az
and that the Postal mad apen, ~
surplus Of f5.O0)0O0 They N.
deny Konenkampa story thai tsa.
has been a slump IN stock. bus y
nit that shares have fallen ~
little since the present iInarss.'
troubles set IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
FUNERAL SERVICES

Funeral services for lola Race,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Race. Of i2i9 Fourth av. northeast,
who died yeAterday of typhoid
fover, viii be held from the Uni.
vcrnity NJ. H. church tomorrow at
~ m, NJ O. Carton. undertaken.
has charge OF the body aud the In.
torment viii be at Mt, Pleasant
cemetery.
The funeral Of olln Search will
be held from Cartons undertaking
parlofs tomorrow az 2:s0 D. m.
with intermont at Mt Pleasant
cemetery,
CITY RIAL ESTATE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
LIE is
PASSED

RATHDRuM, Ida. Nov. 2.-The
charge Of the prosecution that the
defense IN the Steve Adams case
has IN ~ emldoy "a number OF de.
tectiyeg who are now AT work here.
was positively denied today by
Darrow this morning and o. a "a.
suit the lie was passed between
the Chicago attorney and Henry
p. KNIGHT. fhe states counsel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
Go With Us
ia
To Tacoma
Tomorrow

We eiii pay Tuaf fare 10 rsssaa TO-
nfFfrRu 20 HHf faH e. aee car choice
level iHts - FARMLAND % PEI eent
~ che People 80 taks ever 10y fgaHa
Co. ~ iHfs as 81 are ssH pleased Wttn
fheiF pNsF Hasa ~ ftsf realise fHa fart
shaf an iaNaatnsent IN ktsAN u
miN tqinE rs yetafNs tm NsFF ebert
tlntr Nhs taiH are AL level ara Hsef
desirable hantseifs fass th4Nk ~ ~
tiart ~ Ersand fqtstts fsss saaars fes
iftQl 80 aaua and tbs hsianfs On ssag
taFmat We tHEt hnasss % fais Eaas
fHnrN Me ave WaffanfY deed and
cFftlrs1 aAatFaFt With each iaf We MFs
eNsn thfs aNenine nutil - fieek Call
"a ana sse - ara mah@ srfanssnsnta
tn - TIE beats ieafs 20 snf tN so
ant W. e. m. Gene 81 he affias faf
ffss fifAFts DOR HsN fiiasffefsd hetsiat
IL nru fsaaf 70 nail res tree esne -
FanF nsfn4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
DEATH RECORD.

Deaths we're registered today az
follows.
Ncff-T A. Neff. ~, October "a.
Seattle.
Henaon-G w Henson. bs. No.
vember L. 1907 Seventh av.
Lomhardinl--J. Lomhardlni. IS.
found Oct 2s. Green Lake
lhompson-M. T.. Thompson. AZ.
October 81. 9iS Twenty.sixth av.
Race lola Race, TO- November
/, 42i9 Fourth nv. northeast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

los ANGELES. Cal. Nov. a
Thirty one Japanese restaurants
we're raided last night BY the po-
lice and ~ each instance the pro.
prletora we're arrested for conduct
lnE 3 blind pig The japanese
submitted peacefully 20 arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
WILL BRING COAL TO THE
PACIFIC FOR ZIG SQUADRON

GLASGOW. Nov. 3.-The United
States government has chartered n
Scotch steamships 20 carry zoo. 900
tons Of coal TO Pacific coast points
for the American hAttieship fleet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

MrnIlIrr RrAIrN cn

HalIHTu UTnn0n % 80nIIl07
MUTT HAVE MONEY AT ONCE,
20 VIII coll two neat COON houses and
b9rio1 lot With fruit trHen, close iu.
n 900 less Than former nahinH price.
Present price. $1,000 monthly iuuoaIes
from lGt Co $50. Ask Wnrfnrd. On Az
Fourth ave north. on phono Ballard
1854 Take uid Ballard car and Eet OF
at shin street as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

The ladies' Aid OF the Green
Lake Congregational church will
give their famous annual chicken
pie supper on Wednesday. Novem.
Dor 9Th. 1907.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02


THE QUEEN ANNE HILL CLUB HOUSE SONG
Sung to the Tune Of Die Burehenred
Written by Melody Choir, Nov g. 1861
Uncovered hid with welcome bid
An light points the door,
Where blazing hearth. with feast and mlrth
Gives greetings warm and more.
Chorus :
Oh. yes by much and far. :
or all clubs most elite
We're up date 10 all first rate
Refined and most discreet.
By card invite we seldom slight
Those Of the better class"
This golden key gives entrance free
Sole say North star 70 pass.
Refinement lends when love attends
A. annual Christmas tide.
oar swcoihoara call. swains grace The ball
To waltzing music glide
Oh Doctor. stay. no not away
While Bacehus rules the hour
II isn't late your patients wait.
Their lives IN your power.
SO Oft Ills said by Falstan BIeth-
Cold water we" ,
That vita smile vide and glance aside
As whfkey straight takes be.
High blink the llghta on Queen Anne Heieas
Ten thousand gems that guide
The tangled feet from club house treat,
Home % 20 goode wifes side.
Here Rainier beer gives vassan cheer
And spreads good humor round
Bright repxrtee with free.
While merry pranks abound.
The standplpe clock sounds triple knock.
warm dawn wiil soon appear. I
The crowd breaks up with parting cup. \
And homeward each does steer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
Monuments

Art Marble Company. 20tt Sec.
ond av., three doors north OF Wiz.
ginia st. Both phones 1898. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

BERLIN. Nov. a.--steps TO test
thoroughly tho new regulations re-
sardlng the status Of naturaliEcd
citizens living abroad are about TO
be- taken al the instance OF native
Germans who acquired American
citizenship but later resumed resi-.
dcnce 10 the fntherland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
CERTAINLY NOT


lay United prssal
TOXIC. Nov. 7-~The iiji Shimpo
says II IL ncnsensicai TO take the
coming Pacific cruise Of the Amsfl.
can hattleship squadron as a
menace 20 Japan IL declares the
Japanese are more deeply interest.
I'd In tho monetary difficulty In
America and have paid more atten.
tion 20 that than the proposed man.
euVefs in eastern waters OF the
American fleet. with which the
japanese are not concerned In any
way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
Want Ads
Telephone Them
To Us
And We VIII
Do the Rest

Charge for ono insertion, Toe
per utes Seven words to the
line. Three times. one cent a
word one month. &c per line
per day
Minimum charge for an "ad"
30 cents.
DOWNTOWN A0 ENC Y
Kennedy nrug Co. First aV.
and Cherry
BALLARD AGENCY--P. II.
Mullen. a2i Ballard ava OPP,
City Han Phone. Ballard aOo.
MAIN OFFICE Seventh ay,
between Union and University.
Phones. Main 1850; Ind tai.
The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume responsible
ity for errors " ans kind &C
curing tn telephoaed adver
tisements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

nsTs L . ghss-s % az : hsms-sf
lots. au cleared choice Tor 1859. Us
% ss fars 's sis.. % 80 -, asss
come aai sad gst yaar choies before
aii sEp Hoid
VII furnish ioi ana taua t-ruorn
panty fine view. i6A feet from phiHnsY
81 fss iass taaa. tsrr,s 81 ssiane. ~
ROWE 80 Nofth eist Fhens No AL
tiss9--als room house. I1t tosfee.
tiocEs Co. woodland Park. near school
car grand view 20 aaund ritF aater.
elgrif.r uNht See iris iemnfFpw unlF
$3.50 down. haiaans terms Ana far tf1e
down 3 viii furnish nics level ioi ard hula
t-foom cottage. riasterrd and por1hsa
blocks o. MHadlau1 Park. OIL Zoo. SO
per month fou can see me tomorrow
paons y iias. ID n e. bsfofs starting
400 cash. 30 por month buys rood
eggse itSaa porch. ~ two lets. fsnesss
80 oash and Is per month buys ls,
fenced, aeElse. one isrEs room house.
10Y, hsAsi aeatte price ttsQ. 2 =
Three room eettaae. eerasr tot 60riae
iluit trees and berries. iaas view gt.aae.
siosa.a ' ~ ws a.in Z" e @Ga'e D..
dsncs elgo fremont Az Phone NORTH
iia2. or North is -s0-ii.s
1900
lot and unfinished house Mt Yaksr
station. Rainier Boulevard. 1909 raah
balance years. Phone Miss Rics. lt6
LIP
CHEAP. cHEA r-Am going Tast. INV
houss. large piece land tbo laying hens
hoiglnn hargs, fresh Jersey COWS.
enough wood 10 last al winter. an Tor
1853, terms $50 down. IS per month
dent COME cut u You ere broke a. |
must leave at once. first offer gets it
20 valley city see NJ oF Mrs Rice Ii
BOSTON uAHBOn EXCURSION was
crowded 20 the limit over fioo 900
worth 81 land was sold The new rail.
road town on the Sound there n ~ feet
~ water az low tide Plenty of work
~ good wages for everybody See q. -
Itlilman's cashier in Times Block. for
free passes IT
For Sale ~ owner Seven lots. ail in
berries Hud fruit. aiN-rgam house. also
30 acres good timber LAND 900 900 feet
standing timber bargain Address Cos
lumhia Station, BOX g. Ind % if7
Lots f9oo each. $50 down. $40 DER
month five blocks 40 woodland Park
| aome 1850 eachI 'ny Eoad. Sound view.
can rerldsuce, eros Fremont Av Phone
North ti9l OF North nc. -a0-tl.a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
Help! Help!

urir Yourself ana we will 30 ouF best
60 help you uei home closer IA than
frevmnnt We have unnshhH ass
tract . minutes walk 90 the CAR LINE
20 minutes ride 20 the city Zine Foii
and level as floor NtEW uf HpNkn
and Lake Washington spot that has
no suuai fet fufHfsi and eili double
sou cave YauT rent Price itaQ. 500
cash. balance Eoga terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
Are You a Renter =?

A. Cash viii tWy FHH . ritf lns uAis
anea ianH time mnd easy terms N
fea fAut build = Hmua house Hua
seme tn sna taik % nfsf wfin
ua Have the moral rUuEaEa 20
aanH that YEA are raer hst a.
teFminsd 10 aeFk eaf ~ a We
uaH tie Frnund ana wiii - anY
thinE iH fHasHn ~ Frstur zoe ftpfu
the landlord fkan rsat aaemf
da ftt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
CITY RAJ ESTATE.

WHY nUY msasisY iitsis ius for
tsPA When FmN ran tBF } AaFas r@nfaaas
irN ~ ista FER tfta en- tefns ~ tfss
d9sn - pei meath. - 2 n WNfnsn
close 60 Tacoma infsraEbsaf Ofncs 10
Times Heck IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
FARMS AND ACREAGE.

FARMS AND ACREAGE,
Help! Help!
nrLr Yourself ana we viii 80 QUE best
GO help yea. ues home closer IN thaa
tract > minutes waik 20 lhe car LINE
20 minutes ride 20 the city Zine saii
and level aH q floor VIEW or SOUND
ard , asss y, Mass'e s, 80 ne ss,l he
sou cave yauy rent Price fsaQ. tstQ
cash. tsiaaee eoed terms
City Real Estate Co.,
Incorporated
GIG and $40
Pioneer Building
GARDENING TRACTS
For EafAsHins ~ aar Kind Foa want
deep and rieh saN ard caut enient mafs
iacrr tfaeis that have FsfY desn iaamy
soil and are fiesa 90 Station, afegHs.
school csc Neutenter ths price. tee
uHiY 80 and 90 pel aefe
WEST WNNNtkN
ges coLMAS hboHK
choiss iaside pfopeftg 81 Edmeuas
laat agfih e Seattle. ns ne aoaaa -
property has Hsfss pefHse been Uttered
fer sale IT, nithin une biofk 70 Msin
at ovatteakiHE tne uAtsF front VS. e@m
ssil ihis fiae pfeperiy saF teW tafa
asa lsara als4e aheai Il
nnNHFu MuuWN 40
aio Neopiss nsas mas -'f
TALKING or aSAra
fe Acres tieea
flne i~esi lard, ahaHf eas mite ffem
sGaud. in finest hstfiemnnt HAc fate &C.
eesi,lr saleinlns iand ssiiiaH ~ 80 -
esah. Hfins earnest mansF
HENSON a CARLSON
SO Marion niesh
CHOICE ACWn TRACTS
tssf- fsfHas tte cash aHd 80 ref
meath Flnssi klna e lssa sasF sais
soea rFadst sgheoi saaa usishtarheaa.
asffsst illie atsffsrt ffss
cHAH D. AuANH
asa Gotham mes
AcHEAuR All crnAWrn
ttaa fgF s. acre trarf aaaat 80 'niH.
Nt@s naia 90 HsF ~eaF rFaasl seHa.aI
aua stores alaeaaia - nf8nfrtY t8s
casa. balance Afe PEE fnanfh
WtNHiitF ultua
HaHfH see CaiHHn if3aF ~sf
ACRE TRACTS
We hate tract az tAna anfgh 81 -
attia fHsf Ha have saf#iFltHf iafs aasatI
tFafta TIE eaN IL teFF good Zee
s1ula aaf asa fas aaFfhias hsffsf faF
vegetables. Fetaff. berries ffaif etc fna
rAn NFt ffafn Co De asfss Gra ama
~ pef ACRE Nnty iH aef e@ns rash
NNHE a WHEELER
2a9 Guf.MAM nsncK
cnofcH HONS sfrRa
Etae aaaftsfaaEfe tfafte ffoan gtEa -
ttNe tHa tsef 4uat afN al siearsa sns
fa ffait esnsr ~ Hraaed Acct sisss
@AiAs IN and wafsF Figss an each tract
me water Il ffse Esrnaa l4f aash Maa
fie pef fnHnth
% a. NICHOLS. 60 uniaa MA --tf
VERY CHEApAWaaf e auu -sfs
snig aisa @n fsfuts - tta ta~a Gts qss
nnnth. bays say ha4ss anh iAfEs plsss
- iand. eaNs chirAeaa siDaa - sffess
cars sfeFe ard srhnaf Taha Tacoma
tntsrurhsn 80 Waller ctr sss Mr. IL
mar % s@s Hiiinans sashlsr. ~ FInaes
tioe& Seattle II
CITY RIAL ESTATE.
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The Realty Loan &
Banking Co.

The raiuf season is upau us We are
caught with seven tsaefs tracts u oHf
cedar NiXsF Plat ~ hsHton. huf " fau
are not afraid ~ cloudy weather BOW
10 Yeur nrpaftunttF Mhea spflug Nmz
rolls around aEain these beautiful tfarts
siii readily eel fqF tafse aNraHfs Hnf
nua naa aH cur sdfife. and re Nui snake
Fou sualr good money Come nos got
your lauHss 90 anfR
fFteufisa cash. balance 90 Huit sos. Tor
3 acres Nuud rich level land Get
BE- ahead ~ The Uew ear NnA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

RANDALL. THE cARrENrEN
/ am the man. house repairing IA ~
is tranchea windaw and deor sstgehs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02
socigrY NOTICES.

NA paneine guaranteed. pftNnts
So lessons tfvf stevens. aiie erie.
xlfNa inatof Nsscahse Temple tth ace
AN riHs tsssons an the TIVE
IAkkf Glasses Thursdays. ffldays
&ss4sa. Maln aait
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CRY RGAL EsTATG.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-02

VERY cHEAp@Weaf - auft ~sss
enig aise Hn fsfnts - tt8 daua tfs gsf
HnNntAs buys say haxas ann iAfEs riasta
- iana. ra0s chirAeaa sinas - sffesg
ears stefe snd srhaai Taha TaraFaa
intsrurhsn 90 waller cir ses Mr. IL
mar % ses Aiiifaans cashier. ~ ftraes
tioF& seattle II
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-21
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

In order to insure a change OF ad'
vertisement the copy for such change
should reach this office not later than
at 3 o'clock p. m. Please
remember this and save the printer
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-21

II YOU want job printing done a,
once, bring IL in now.
Try the ice cream at Harris con
fectionery. II is the best.
Try the new bakery in the French
block for wholesome goods.
s lb. special blend coffee ground
by electricity, 81. Try il and be
convinced. Couch * Co.
George Z. crowell, an old-time
business man OF Hood River, was
shaking hands with friends IN the
city last Monday. Mr.. Crowell
also showed his faith in ST. Johns
continued prosperity by purchasing
piece OF property.
Mrs. Bert Stranahan, of Hood
River called on friends in St,
Johns last Saturday. Mrs. Strana-
han visited at the home of ], Il.
Stranahan, who recently removed
from Hood River to Portsmouth,
where he has purchased fine
home.
Efforts were put forth by the
management OF the base ball league
to have the steamer Telegraph stop
at the St. Johns landing Sunday
morning in order TO accommodate
the home team and those who wish
to accompany them to Astoria,
The request will probably be
granted by the steamer authorities.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-21
RUSHING
Business All Along the Line OF In
dustries

If you want to know of the build
ing that is going on in St. Johns
take a walk around the city. The
number OF Improvements will sur
prise you.
Down near the water front and
on the O. r. and n. track the Col
lapsible Box Co. are building fac
tory on their recently acquired prop
erty. A large force Of men are at
work erecting a substantial two
story frame building.
Adjoining the Touring mill the
asbestos plant is raising upward,
and will undoubtedly be completed
in another month.
Over in East ST. Johns work has
begun on Barnes planning mill and
wood working plant, which will oc'
cupy a ground space I2ox6o feet.
Mr.. Barnes is also building a
home for himself on Macrum ave
nue. that he will occupy when com
pleted.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-21
Married.

Mr., Connie +, White, son of ex-
Sheriff and Mrs. X. l.. White of
Albany, Ore, and Miss Edith v.
Bussard, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs,
ID. Bussard, also of Albany, were
united in marriage in this city at
the home of and by Rev. G.. w.
Nelson, pastor of the Congrega-
tional church here. The couple are
worthy and highly esteemed young
people OF their home town. After
a short wedding trip they will
doubtless make their home in Al
bany. They have the best wishes
of host of devoted friends.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-21
new PLAYERS
Charlie Moore Strengthens The Local
Team.

Next Sundays line up will see
several new faces on the ST. Johns
team. This is the result OF releas-
ing several OF the local players aud
the disbanding OF the Powers Blues,
one OF the fastest amateur organ
izations in Portland, aud Hinkle,
Brown, Trowbridge, aud perhaps
Brock, will probably be wearing u
ST. Johns uniform next Sunday.
All these players are capable OF
putting up first class article oi
ball, and have been doing il all sea
son. They are all members OF the
Multnomah club, and may be
dropped by that organization il they
enter the semi-protessional ranks,
The Powers Blues disbanded be-
cause of its inability to secure play
ing dates with clubs in the city and
surrounding towns.
OF the new players Brown is a
third baseman who will more than
fill the place vacated by Porterheld
who is now playing with Stevenson.
Hinkle is an outfelder, a hard hit
ter and a star player. Trowbridge
is a first Daseman, and will play the
initial sack, relieving Clark Moore,
whom St. Johns fans think is one
of the fastest first basemen in the
Tri-City League. Brock is a
catcher, and good one. Outside
OF using his brother Clark as a
utility man We have not been able
to learn where Manager Charlie
Moore will place his men.
With the addition of the above
fast players there is every reason to
expect that the local club will con-
tinue to hold its own and eventually
win the pennant.