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New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
BIG BOOM IN STOCKS.
Leading Issues Reach the High
Point of the Year.

: there vas boom n the stock market yesterday
which sent the prices OF the leading issues up 10
-he high point Of the year, and several stocks made
rev hsEr records only for the period since the
panic hut since the decline in prices began a
wear zzo Transactions were on broad scale, ard
1he total sales q 11s1. go shares, have been
ceede6 only once this year
With ire exception Of slight recession at the
close the market almost uninterruptedy buoy
IN al Cay. and l. the end the active stocks
showed ue- gains for the day o. from Is point IN
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 10 tull points in Ms
sou-i Pacific Among the specialties the greatest
rsi- was in Cleveland. Cincinnati Chicago & St.
Louis preferred. which advanced 10 9s 1212 points
above Saturdays close
Some q the stocks which went higher than at
z1r tine since May. laJ7, were Union Pacific, which
-ouched 151Ez and closed 150; Reading, St Paul.
Pennsylvania and Northern Pacific Great North
- sn6 Analganated reached the highest price
since JLv- IS17 and Southern Pacific and Louisville
Neslyill. the highest since last August. The
re- Ezlns OF the leading stocks were
follows American Smelling. a Arnalgaraated Cop
Pc. q. Great Northern preferred, IL, and the
Ore 0e-ti6csres, .; Canadian Pacific. II; St Paul
-, Pennsylvania ~; Southern Pacific, 17s; North
e. Pacific, :: Ere, ~; Reading, 5; Union Pa
cfc. s-z. and Missouri Pacific, =
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
OTHER MARkETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago May 1s.-CAT'TI.E- -Recepts estimated about
Ia coo head ares sseady to 1o g. 27sS gfs % s e.
GS5 -: calves 81 50aS6 stocers and feeders 50 2F
81 40 HOGS-Receipts estimated about 5000 head
s. 40qS5 50: butchers 40aS5 so; light mixed. 50 p
ass 35 choice light s. 4oQs5 90 packing S2GS5 40
T5sreiots estimated about - head lover
Sheep. 81 75GS6. lambs, s. 3OaSI 10 yearnEs' - VR
Cincinnati, Mav HOGS active. 8 hlgher butchers
and shippers. s. 60q$5 60 common s. 25GS5 30 CAT
TIE seady: fair good shippers. s. 25dS6 % common
81 5OqS3 70 SHEEP steady Sass, lambs slow. ZAc
lower S5qS6 -
East Buffalo. May s-CATTLE-Receipts 400 head
fairly active and I5Eoc lower some sales fgc
butchers 81 25qS6 %: herers 81 5od$G % 81 20
ass So bulls So 75aS5 30 stecters and feeders SIG
steady 10 81 lower, S23G%5s' Rood dshalI IoI $50
slow on common VE1ALS-Receipts. 2Io0 head market
head. market active good weight and Yorers strong to
higher; others stead heeET and mixed g S9S 5
,ars sS 5o8S4 da-tes s. Lass g. SHEEP AND
IANFS-Receipts II 800 head; market slow lambs ana
earilns s. 75aSe; wethers s. 0q$l 10 ewes $5a$o %
sheep mixed. $2as5 30
Kansas Cftv MAY CATTLE- Receipts. 1900 head
Including 400 southern strong St 10;
a.4 x zys Steer s5a$7 10 stocSers and feeders.
a. $50 - w 5eT stesr So 45ns6 a5 Southern
e. b,i. "a 5ogss calves 81 75aS8 e5 HOGS
hGi of sales So 8oqS5 40 heavy. 81 4oq$5 4 packers
and butchers s. 35g$5 II p light - 2PeSS 10. Pg. ~
a25c lover: lambs 5, I5sSe 3 ~ eS,es s sa
ass 20: yesrlinGs $S$5 90; Texas sHeep S4eS'
St0rlcers and feeders $&qS4 80
Pittsburr May is-CATTLF--Sup fair atket
lower. choice 75as7 prime SG0s6 70 sFiEEsEP- .S &
pv light market lower prime FetheIs Sa -aF 81
luug sDd common. So 25GS3 % IaInbs S4p$o 90 yea
csi,es ssaSG rs HOGS-Receipts fair; market active
,-t-7a heavies mediums. s. 75p&1 -. heavy iorEeTN
s ~ light 81 4ogS5 So pigs $5gS5 S' roughS y ."
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK,
against Helene Harry GcoGstsic John Palmer.
William Cppenhem. Patrick = TasUe. New York Teie-
Company & Company, joseph Cohen. name
Joseph fictitious real first Unknown 20 plain
tiff Emil NestIer. James A Jackson. Walter : Dudley.
yohn Peter Morris Cohen Norris being fictitious
-ssI arst name unknown plaintiff. Isidore De Bear
fictitious real first unknown
pis4ntir James Wallace Arthur Rossi arsr being
being unknown 10 plaintiff william
Montgomery. William being fictitious real first
Kahn being fictitious. real unknown plaintiff
party intended being tenant occupying Cs
misses mentioned this complaint Defendar-s-Trial
desired In York County. Supplemental
TO the above pefendants- You hereby
moned o the supplemental complaint tnis
copy OF your the plain
tEfs attorney twenty J2G lays
exclusive of hs day cf service.
in case your failure appear, answer j1dEne
taken against BY default. for the relief de-
manded the complaint.
dated. New York. April Il. 1908
ARNOLD LICHTICT Plaintiffs Attorney. Or7ce Post
Ofce Address, No. il5 Broadway. Manhattan. Ciry
Of York
% Defendant, Helene Stein; The foregoing sum
served upon by publication, pursuant a
order o James A blanchard. Oft Justices
OF Supreme Court u the STATE os New York
the 9Th OK May. 1905 and fled nth tav cs
MAY 1905. copy Of the supplemental complaint
the Office of the Clerk the County of
OF Manhattan city County of York in said
state which supplemental complaint originally
Office the 21st day OF Tbs
ignaI complaint was duly fled IN said Office
18Th ~ April 1905
Dated New York Nav II. 1905
ARNOLD IICHTIS. Attorney for Plaintiff Orac- ard
Post O-ac4 Address lI5 Bruadway. Borough OF Man
haitian. CITY Of New York
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
MINE MEN In SQUABBLEE
Butter Discussion at Tonopah Erten-
SION Annual Meeting.

mere was lively and at times bitter discus
SION yesterday at the annual meeting in this city
OF the stockholders Of the Tonopah Extension Min
ing Company. in which Charles NJ. Schwab is a
large stockholder- The stock has declined recently
and closed yesterday at 3-ls.
John G.. Kerchen. the general manager read
report on the condition Of the property and said
that to work the proftably it would be neoes-
sary TO erect a mill. at a cost of from S25Ooo to
SlSSo0o Some OF the shareholders opposed the con-
struction Of the MILL the body OF ore in sight
was small, and urged delay until further explora-
ton Of the property could he made.
President Ges. J. c. Beidelman an engineer
and third stockholder, whom the directors had
appointed committee to examine the mines
check them up and report upon their condition and
prospects, were called upon for their report which
was sharply criticised by various stockholders as
Il appeared that the committee although il had
visited the mines. had checked them I'd indie
pendentlT, but had simply used the maps figures
and data furnished to them by the management
A suggestion that committee of stockholders
be formed to have independent examination
made was not carried. After much discussion
resolution offered by the company's counsel was
adopted authorizing the directors TO employ Henry
Crur, a mining engineer, to examine the prop
erty- Mr. Crum's report VIII be submitted at
meeting to be held August IS
Mr.. Schweb who present yesterdays
meeting, said, in reference TO alleged interviews
with him: II have never given any information
regarding the Tonopah Extension unsolicited and
have never attempted TO dictate to the manage
ment its policy"
The balance sheet of the company as of April
80, shows total assets Of S0744 including $3.50 800
as the value of the mines and claims, S707s4 as
the value Of the machinery equipment etc. and
el529 cash hand. There is a profit and loss
surplus of .3s, ,573
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
Citations.

VlHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW 4oEA- z.
Frederika Wenske. WOfgans Relchel Baoelts 6Iancs
Gerber, Augusta Gerber, Maria tTeroer JoI-aLls
Gerber. Caroline Ketcha1n. Carl Il Fredenstsln or
phan Asylum, St Paul (Sttfr}- located al
T3eyreuth Germany, Berent Hansen Frances oIIl-In
and all persons interested In The estate or = uni
gunda E ReIChel, late Of the County OF New fOrA-
deceased creditors. Iegatees next OF kin or otne
send greeting: You and each OF you are heIeoJ
cited and required personally 70 be and appear Dc D.
Surrogate of the County OF New YORK az t1e
SUrrogates Court Of said cou1ry, he'd al the H4.-
9th day OF June. 1905. a. nalfpast ten etock
the forenoon Of that day, then and there 20 attend
judicial settlement Of the account of proceed-nss
George Schade Executor OF the Last VIII ana
Testament OF said deceased and such OF you as
are hereby under the age OF TWEEN
tyone years required 70 aPpea- By your gGar14n
II you have Il have none. 20 appear an :
apply for one 20 be appointed or n t5e cent o. oC
your neglect failure 10 do guardian VIII De
appointed the Surrogate TO represent and act toF
you IN the proceeding
In testimony whereof. We have caused the Seal
os the SUrrozats's Court OF the said COUNTY
IL 81 OF New York be hereuntO affixed Wiz
ness. Hon. Charles H. Beckett. a Surrogate
Of said County. the County of New York, The
10Th day OF April in the year OF our Lord one thou
sand nine hundred and eight.
DANIEL j DOWDNET.
Clerk Of the SUrrogatss Court
FINCH E COLEMAN. Attorneys for Executor. 81
Nassau St. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
BUY TIDEwAIER NOTES FROM ROGERS.
Redmond & Co. and Equitable Trust to Take
$4,000 900 Worth.

Redmond & C. confirmed yesterday the report
that they and the Equitabls Trust Company had
completed negotiations fer The purchase from
Henry II Rogers OF g.. 7.e,se90 first lien fve-year
rer cent convertible gold notes OF the Ttdewater
Construction Company The outstanding SO
o. collateral trust notes Of the Tidewater Con-
s-ructIon Company which in February. 1853.
bU- which subject 10 payment on thirty days
notice, ara 10 be called Immediately and retired
The new sl7.o00 600 issue VIII be secured by the
oepost with The Equitable Trust Company. trustee,
q Sss $50 .0lO first mortgage . per cent bonds OF
TIE Tfrgtnian Railway Company, commonly known
the Tsdeza1er road g 0C 0el first mortgage
per cent terminal bonds. There viii also be de-
posted with the trustee dividend paying stocks
and bonds having market value OF over SO 900 900,
viii an annual income Of s7G0ce0. The notes VIII
DC guaranteed Internationally TO principal and
interest by Henry NJ Rogers
L understood that the purchasers OF the notes
have formed e syndicate. and that the underV-ft-
irz ras been uversubscribed-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
STEEL MANUFACTURERS TO MEET.
VII Discuss Prices at Conference Here on
Thursday.

A conference % representatives, % the leading
re>l manufacturers IN the country to discuss prices
s re helE q the Offices Of the United States o1ee4
Corporation on THURSDAY The conference ~ ~Tnlcf1
vii - presided over by ex-Judge E H Gary, VIII
b followed ~ dinner ~ the waldorf Inc opiI-
to- r +he trade seems be that there will be no
cha,Re In r,-ices. one large steel manufacturer
said yesterday
We have been maintaining prices for hnisne1
s-sl since The latter part or last year, ac Il Is
hardy likely that would lower prices now. aIter
thsy have been maintained through the worst
S@-loc of the depression Conditions are naocn Oel-
isr having shown an Improvement oyer the Iast
seversr weeks although the increase in the demand
To- sceeE cannot be called pronounced I am con-
raced thai FJseI manufacturers at their conference
this geek VIII decide 70 reafhrrn the policy which
hss 0eer IN force tor the last several months
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
10 INCREASE / C. CAPITAL STOCK.
Stockholders Who Formerly Sided with Fish
Vote with Harahan.

The t-ockholders Of the Illinois Central Railroad
Company zt q special meeting IL Chicago yes1er-
Gay voted 70 increase the capital stock s25l2-0po
r1zktrz total o. s1z3 o0o The resolution 10 buy
the Keusirgron g. Eastern Railway and the Mem
PMS L1ne Railway was also ratified
Among -he stockholders present Al the meeting
George =. Fairfield and Francis p Cooley,
rspresenri-z the stockholders OF Hartford and other
Nez r-xfa1d towns who are understood have
sded Win Stzyvesant Fish, n the recent Fish
Hartman fight for control Of the road Messrs
Fs.--e-G and Cooley represented more than -1iT-
tee thousand shares OF stock Previous 70 the
nesting they held q conference with President
Ezrzhzr and later voted with the administration
rr a. QUeSrionE.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
Copartnersbip Notices.

NOTICE
TIE co-pa-rnershp heretofors existing b~tSseu -nr>
4 Hammond % Putnam. Conn. and Charies g Know
y under he firm narne and 50 .
~ FIsrr1oua KuoNton ard Company, 81 This day dts
solved by mutual consent
Tb@ business % co-p4rrrsrship VII hereafter -
bv kn0vron ard COMPANY a cor
Organized under ths laws % ths
Srsta ~ Csarnecti-ur and heated P1-rar1 Cc-n
All tne late parrnerSrlp ID Rave o@e1 ss-
sv1 to sal corporation. ard paya1iz 70 g.
AZ dssts ewing bv co-pa<rn--s1ip have bes-
signed and vi 4ulv pai6 SAID corporation
putnam. Com Nav tSth 1905
GEORGE A HAMMOND
CHARLES c ENoWL~C4
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
MERGER OF THREE BANKS APPROVED

Al rneerrre ,,ssser5s.- 81 the stockholders of the
Nor1hern Bank u NeH York. The Riverside Bank
snc the Hamilton Bank al New hoTk my ~
merger arrangen1ert of me three "ailHs
spprored bv lna ninous vote of tlie s'''
r'ssen- ~ person and rs proxy A. Eo'h = '.''
nso-tss-,- er--s-se- ~ - heer compiled win Ire
pspess VII re SLED and me neV bank VI "+-.
Business 4ncer rre ti1Ie - the Northern hsih II
.e~ ye-s WIN capital srd surplus q over
<-s1,t sud oe51s4-s Il oseI E1@oe@
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
Surrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON ABNER
4 T'Eouas OF the County OF New York.
notice is hereby given 10 all persons having claims
T. Marten. deceased TO present the
thereof the subscriber the Of
re NJ w H Van Seenbergh. his pace OF transactinx
Nh Wall Street, in the City OF New York.
or or before the 24th day OF June next
Dated New York. the I4th day OF December 1901.
@oN 49, ROBERT B. MARTES.
Ao-,i,ts--at,- with TIA annexed OF Benjamin T.
Marten deceased.
" Fl VAN sTEENBEPGH Attorney FOR Adn1instrator.
Ia wall street. Manhattan Borough. New York
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
TERMINAL CONSTRUCTION RESUMED.

N9rfslk Va May 1s-Oficia! announcement was
Race to-day that The Virginian Railway owned
.. H Il Rogers. viii resume lis terminal ailo Pr
5ulldjrg o,,eg,,,s a. sev,aIIs Point once, with
View 10 hauling coal into Norfolk for export oy
Sshlsry g. lsa The pier contractors have already
ies1rned tleir operations.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19

1 ThonaA a Surrogate OF the County OF New York
TO AL having claims against
George r Seymour OF the city of Springfield nos
IN ures- with vouchers
place Of transActirg business
% wall Street In city of New York tns
TOrh KAY or next
Dated New YORK 26th OF November. 1907
DANIEL SEYMOUR.
NORMAN SEYMOUR
Executora
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
INCREASES STOCK TO s1oOooooo.

The First Security Company. Of this city. which
was Incorporated several. months ago 10 take over
securities owned by the First National Bank. has
certified 70 the Secretary Of State at Albany an
increase in its capital stock Of rom N''" 10 Sl'
o,o ooa 5 has filed certificate of increase IN the
,,r7rsr af directors from three m ten Its board
is nop, made Up Of the directors Of the First Ma
tIonaI Bank
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
$4,000, 900
SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY
SIX PER CENT. CONVERTIBLE GOLD NOTES
SIX PER CENT. CONVERTIBLE
before
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New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
To Uhom 1t Uay Concern.

All persons are hereby notified car
tihcate 1902 c, NJ & So .. common has been
destroyed By are and duplicate applied FOR.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
PHILADELPHIA STOCK
Bid Asked

,,,,.stss bv Charles y. Barney Co. No p Broad
u -II.-s .-s, Ee,r York IL South Attn street
phuasephal-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
May 70, 1908

REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
Bv ADRIAN II. MULLER & SON.
OFFICE. No. 55 WILLIAM ST.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 70, 1908,
at 1870 o'clock at the
NOS !. Il -taS;I,'I And Is VEsEY STREET.
BY ORDER OF TZ74vTsLrR Nm n Rq67 4q6R ESQ
$1,000 United states s.geI Corp skg Fd 3D.
: sbs THited states steel Corp Pfd-
sAs Erie rY E2irq@f 6R6ER 5Ft 6F 6fa- RECEIVERS.
155 shs. MetroLoltt4nl surety ,, Go; 2,vz,r-roRs
- shs Mechanics Natl Bank
'oo shs AnsrtsP By 9RbER SIDE Aa5a9 OF rR6sTEE
shs. Bank Of A An5ertGa- Sert7
% shs, y Y, Bowsry cry. Fire Ire ms ms GO GO. liz,
sls. s2s 531Srlt1T2 co9H6nVedIfh Fire ms
. shs Greenwich Fire ms Co
81 sb sb. T. Ht5sd % New 4 J. Haven a n { Z faT5sord 5
. s6s, (1 Gatay.sss a. r; 77-la,, p, CO 70
$1,000 Indiana WaPash 8 Erie cana- Loan
p c Bd5 sEs 13ss dF jFly, 4S, iIxIs4RRA7oR ySTR
: shs. Washington Marine ms Co.
10 SIS y NQEtss5n TsfR F Electric G4 FsseP' eo
452 shs- T.; 5, Bql55iRE d41 5o5ce,t Te Co.. Ltd
3 ss sFs FIushng North shore & central P ? Co
$50 Western n y y & I51Be5 PgR r. . E p d 5nI cancelled
$500 Louis san FTan2isifo zei Ry c0 0ad 5s' F'
90 90 5s 5s ggeFaen geIe5er sTeT F3ss Mining Mn e. CO. oy
500 Demand Note o Emil TopIitz. Oct soth. 1895
100 shs Home Petroleum Co - -,----,,-
FOR AcG6UNT or WHOM I'M IT MAY 7 CONCERN
100 sbs, ss, S4ouSert ManufacJuring Co
300 shs. Champion seal Co Crust Ctfs)
80 20 .s .ss Ghs55s sths NsiioRa Na5I9Rs BsR BaRs
$50 shs. Ann Arbor Railroad co Ffds
shs Cosmopolitan Fire Ins Co Of \ y
200 shs. Industrial Trus, 90 OF Providence
s. 90 65o Msdn MsIfaIif roE '' 1noor7oas CONT
skg Ed .-l2 Bds ig211l l., ntu.. CONT. g
5000 Mi5'Asn M e s2T Rso' Fd. P5s, 1921.
= shs ra,,izi Corn E1c44ns9 T-7js7 "a Fal'A
sEs ' IaEe shore & 11ich- Southern r. P
81 600 Richmond & DanvIie r R LIST Mtse D q
p shs Georgia So & Florida R R p Pfa,
5000 colorado Springs cripple Greek District Ky l'
20 shs. First Natl Bank Of Paterson n .
Bronx Gas & Electric Co
shs. Continental Caroonater % cnl-i To- 1.+ pf5
40 shs Westinghouse Electric & Manfs CO. aSsen'ns
: sbs rawyers, Title ms co.
80 shs Hartford steam Boiler Inspection ms An.
$4,000 Imperial per- u JaP@ReSs 1@5R "a ss''sS
$500 MsTishe InR5oy@easnt @ EN- c. Gust Ist 90 S. 1911
shs United states Title Guar Indemnity n ~. Co
5000 Park Ti-6or4 P G sAg oal + o. 90 pep ''S
50 50 sis shs Geo [. Mckay & 60
100 shs Gerna4ia Fi sGss ls o Of America p Bond
1 40 shs Muitiphone Operating Co
shs Guardian Trust 60
Oo0 Santa Fe Ration & Eastern r R 1st s. 1898.
80 Carnegie Trust Co
. shs Carnegie Trust Co
i shs United states GYPSUM Go PRED IA. ,ooa
5o5 shs. United states Realty & Inpt @ 60 Gco-v,,,, v
50 shs The Franklin Loan iEnpt .. 20 o. @I rrsAH' ~ /
Ia sbs Title Insurance Co. Of n !
200 American Ice Co ?. Deb Bds, 1923 ~.
5000 No, Kansas & Texas r. r 4st E1t o. A'Tf'
10 shs MahoninE Coal Co Prefd 80
$50 900 New Foundland Syndicate 10 year D. c coll
Trust & Gold Bds -.
S25 900 Foundland SYNDICATE 10 year p c Sol
Trust & Convt Gold Bts
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
CANADIAN NORTHERN,

CANADIAN NORTHERN
Second week in May. sl5O 200 sI3S 900 $40 500
July 20 May H. 1880 600 e,009.7o0 ASS, 7O0
WABASH.
second week in 665
July 70 Nay IL O3 IFS
LAKE, SHORE & MICHIGAN scI--rEIE,aN-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19

sNey gtOch-
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-06-19

Stranger, come with eyes open for what
we have done where not many years ago
was wilderness Of giant frs, and you will
now see evidences Of prosperity and great
promise. Come with your eyes open for
what we need and you will see the opportu-
mites Of your life
The following is what DR.. Straton would
have us say of Portland and The Peninsula:
The Peninsula "Down-Grade from Every
where"
Truth in Parenthesis.
Commerce in our country breaks away
from the great dividing wall-the Rocky
Mountains-and flows east and west along
the lines Of least resistance. Apart from
the Mississippi Valley in the east (the Sac
ramento and Fraser in the west), it moves
prevailingly along the line OF the Great
Lakes Cthe rivers Of the Inland Empre),
through the Mohawk (Snake River) Valley
to the valley Of the Hudson (Columbia).
and down that river to New York (Portland).
Hence the New York Of today portland of
the future). The traffic could not go to
Boston (Seattle) without crossing the Cats
kills fCascades), nor could il go to Phila-
delphia (Tacoma) without expensive grades,
so IL went 10 New York Twill come to Port
land) along the lines OF least resistance"
From DR.. Straton's $1,000 prize essay.
with our Interpretation according to the
doctors meaning.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-06-19

What does this mean to the homeseeker
and investor1 Ii means to the first az,
ideal place to make a home Ia the heart OF
what WILL within a few years, become the
greatest and best part of the greatest and
best city on the Pacific Coast Ii means
that he can make home here now at
very small cost compared with the ex-
pense of making the same kind Of home
decade hence. To the investor 1t means
much more. At present he can secure, at
comparatively small cost locations Tor
mills, factories, warehouses, commercial
blocks, where few years hence It will
cost him a million to obtain Both the
homesceker and the investor have begun to
take advantage of these conditions. as is
attested by the numerous industries already
established from the Peninsula Mill to the
oil tanks situated along the west side OF
the Peninsula, with their hundreds of EN-
ployes, and by the thousands of lovely
homes that have been built along the ave-
nues and boulevards. All this, too within
the short space of five years. AT this rate,
and the speed will accelerate like that OF
a stone rolling down hill so that within
another decade St. Johns will be city OF
$4,000, and become an extension of Ward
No. 10, part of Portland proper, will
spread with these other villas until the
entire peninsula will be one vast hive of
busy, happy healthy thrifty people.
move in the line of least resistance. and this
law holds in the building of city as well
as in the building of mountain or a rail-
road. The logical and natural course for
the development of the city OF Portland is
down the Peninsula. because a home here
may be made at half the expense of the
same kind of home on "The Heights" to
the west and south Of the city; and here the
finest shipping facilities will be placed at
the minimum OF cost, a 600.foot dock being
now under construction by the city of ST.
Johns which will connect the Peninsula to
the outside world by both land and sea.
With all these favorable circumstances
contributing to the making OF an ideal
dwelling place, can the homesceker ask for
anything more1 Can the manufacturer or
investor seek furtherl We think not.
Therefore, we extend most hearty invita-
ton to every honest man TO come and be
one OF us. You will meet with the glad
hand Nowhere in the world will you meet
with more genial and kindly welcome.
Come with us and We will do you good.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-06-19
PENINSULA POINTERS.
by W. ]. Peddicord


Many churches--ON THE PENINSULA.
Many large sehools-ON THE PENN
SULA.
Many beautiful homes-oN THE PEN
INSULA.
Many industries-oN THE PENN
SULA.
Two banks-ON THE PENINSULA.
A college-ON THE PENINSULA.
Will soon have Se5o,00O High School
ON THE PENINSULA.
Many many factory sites-oN THE
PENINSULA.
Thousands of sites for elegant homes
ON THE PENINSULA.
Two rairoad-junction townsites - ON
THE PENINSULA.
small but beautiful park (30a)-ON
Bull Run water-ON THE PENN
SULA.
Electric lights and splendid car service
ON THE PENINSULA.
More than dozen streets and boulevards
from SO TO 100 feet wide-ON THE PEN
INSULA.
Many beautiful landscapes-ON THE
PENINSULA.
Many beautiful roses-ON THE PENN
SULA.
Many beautiful girls-oN THE PENN
SULA.
Come and see our fine beginnings-ON
THE PENINSULA.
Come and help us-ON THE PENN
SULA.
Come and get helped-oN THE PEN
INSULA.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1908-06-19
TIME TABLE o. K. & N.


Union Depot, Portland.
No. 2 Chicago Special leaves $50 q. IN.
No. 4 Spokane Flyer leaves at 100 y. m.
No. 9 Kansas City Exp. leaves i.-o p. IA.
No. 3 Local Passenger leaves 500 a. m.
No. Chicago Special arrives S:so p. m.
No, J Spokane Flyer arrives at 500 a. m.
No. S Kansas City Exp. arrives GAS u. m.
No. 7 Local Passenger arrives S:aS p. M.