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New-York tribune., 1909-08-08

day OF next week. when banquet Will be enjoyed
Recitais sse Auditorium organ and lectures
on church music and other topics OF interest mad.
up the programme for the week.
The principal musical features OF the week at tho
Ocean Grove Auditorium ware tho presentation Of
Erl iah" last evening. with David BisphaIn. IN the
title part. and the New York festival chorus and
choir OF the Brooklyn Temple and the Randegger
piano recital Wedney yday evening, which pre-
sented for the nrst time "Msdea," a prelude, OF
which tho music by the pianist and the words
by his wife and the rainbow music from 'Zhal-
from" 4 four act opera FOR which hs Is writing
tho music, the book being by Miss Beulah Lee
Gu.a. New York author.
Mms. 6cAumann-Heink is 10 sing again next
Thursday evening. Nine Lillian Nordica has been
engaged for the evening OF Monday, September 6.
Nine Rosa Oltxka has been secured by Mr.. Nor
gan for stIll another concert, tho date TO be an
nounced later.
The Rev DR.. william II. Morgan, os Newark.
Will assume charge OF the Young Peoples meetings
ia the temple to-morrow morning
New-York tribune., 1909-08-08
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.

Atlantic Highlands. n. j., AUG. IA number oe
ruecial affairs OF interes, have taken place at
Atlantic Highlands this week. among taen1 tae
annual chsldrsn's carnival at tho Casino. Ihts Is
o,a q. the prett!est features Of the season. and Is
always looked forward 10 oy the cottagers, nearly
ali OF whom havs little ones participating. To-
nigh. tho annual midsummer coti:loa Wa given L:
tho Casino. and was largely attended Many OF The
aruYee were new and the favoYs wsrs novel and AZ
traetsve Two other Affairs Of interest VIII ee
given durtns the mon.h-tAs annual vaudeville pss-
fornaance given By amateur talent. Saturday,
August "a. and fancy drsss dAncA representing
the landing cf immigrants ~ Ellie Island. The
Brentwood Brandon. Sea View. Bay View and
other hotels hlled with sImmer visitors and
entertainments OF various natures have been given
almost nightly during the week.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-08

Guests the Gardan City Hotel. Garden c1tyI
Long Island. now busy trying 20 haven't . At
ting for the new meal which has become =
regular part OF the hotel service. Now that the
early morning seropl4ns flights have bsen resumed
ths nearby plains there Is seneyal exodus Of
enthusiasts every pleasant morning from the hotea
TO witness them As these l.xnts generally occur no<
later than $40 Ocloc. IN rhe morning. IL - neo-
sssary 20 arise tOUT or Eve hours before breakfast
II generally taken AS result repas IS llluloH6
In ~ about 80 oclocA before departing 70 ~g.Ae.o
the flights. Among the arrivals 40 the hot1l thAp
week were Dr. anc Mrs. Z. G. Douglas Nr ana
Mrs. IL. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs =. ". Rosa
Lancaster Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. Ia c. Hay. r. l.
Hawlsy. Mr.. and Mrs. a L. Caryc Ars 7. r. Car
roll. Mrs. FslA. John Rutherford. Walton Na<eAali
Randolph Marshall, Mrs. t. Wright Church. IT,. q
New Work CRY; Read Holiday. Mr. and NxsL d
Mclaughlin. Mfr. and Mrs. Howard NcWNitnana
Mr. and Mrs .. r. Allen. OF BROOKLYN. oeAnIsy
L. Mortimer Of Tuxedo Park. and NlAs Emily -.
keons 81 PAllAds.phuA
New-York tribune., 1909-08-08
CROUD At CHAlIPLAIN.
Large Delegation of Old and Ney
Guests .4r77ve.

Hotel ChAmpaln- n T.. Aug THE Hotsk Cham.
plain 10 experiencing tho a increased Says&y
which comes with midsummer. Tho first wsah e
August brought a large delegation Of Old and ssv
guests. Tho younger sst have taken thinS0 Into
thsiF hands. and every hour seems filed wtc sood
times. The older guests enjoy motoring thsss
ideal roads play erids. the sttraot.vs
das. Several mornings have been devoted solf
and tennis tournaments
Mr.. ard Mrs RI. Borden, OF New York nave q
dinner Saturday nixht Tor a folly crowd Of
young people from Wsst Point With M!ss HAx-sstt
0owan. OF Cleveland who Is su.lylerinx here the
quests Miss Townsend Miss Virginia Tow1-
e~nd. Miss Johnson Miss Sherwood Fhilio ehss.
wood. Campbell Johnson +. NJ Townsend ~ c.
Johnson and p. Broun..
Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay. os NsN yora. With hsr
family arrived Thursday night IN her priv aeo
car. Plymouth Rock. to spend the remainas- Il tnD
season here. Mrs. Mackay is occupying cottage No.
2. the ruoss attractive o. the summer hoznss b.
longing to tho hotel.
j. F. Morgan. jr. cruising in yacht with
party. AZ the hotel Monday. The party -
c!udins the following had a lunch IN the 's-otto''i
Mr.. and Mrs James Mills. Mr.. and Mrs. j. n.
Johnson. Miss Elsie Brosns MIR. and Mrs Philip e
Gayle. Miss Mildred Morgan. Reed Powell and
MIR and Mrs. Clarence Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel FrOthinshsr and Mr.. and
Mrs. Eben Stevens. OF New York. are suests hare.
having motored from LenOx.
Rear Admiral and Mrs Willard II. Erownson. -
Washington are at The hotel
Monday evening the hotel management arranged
a delightful beach dinner tor the youn. s,lssts
OF tho hotel
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. J. X. Fulton and N.as
Laura Fulton o. Baltimore gave a Charming
bridge. followed by tea in tho white drawing
Rscen. arrivals from New York incIud, Mr. and
Mrs. c. s. Booth. Miss Helen Booth Mrs j. ~
Adams Mr.. and Mrs. A S. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adwin bucsiy. Mr.. and Mrs Henry Fitch. M. and
Mrs. A ". Morse and Mss Els!s Pearl
New-York tribune., 1909-08-08
MANHATTAN BEACH NOTES.

last week we're Mr.. and Mrs. Henry ". Paine
Mr. and Mrs. John Philip aousa and Anthony
Drsxel. 1r.. with . party including Monroe Robin
and l.. M. e Valorosa, who went down In
Mr.. DrsXal's motor car; Mrs. Henry Sanger, Miss
Sanger and Mr.. anG Mrs Andre Champoiian John
Berwind was also among the weeks visitors at this
resort. Miss Billie Burke. With heE mother and
several friends. have been guests at the Oriental
tlrs week
The musical festival at the Manhattan Beach
Music Casino proved such success that Mana ger
Amer. of the Manhattan Beach Hotel has arranged
to have II repeated Wednesday. A number cs we'll
known artists have been engaged fcr the occasion
MI ana Mrs Orlando Hartman are en,ert amin
Mt 101 MA James II. AAck nlnpsx Of Nan York
New-York tribune., 1909-08-08

I XIII, especially et The tine Of the war with
! the United States. when the Pretender made a
formal Frotest against the action of the govern
Tnent in consentsng TO the surrender OF Spain .
Colonial possessions IN the West Indies and IN
the Far Orient without another struggle.
When Plus X was raised TO the Chair OF ST.
Peter thers Were many, including Don Carlos
/ himself. who believed that the policy of tho
! Church would change for Plus X was bound
/. by no such personal ties OF sympathy TO Queen
Christina and Alfonso XIII his predecessor,
and MS had been on terms OF the greatest in
;imacy with the Preteuder while Patriarch and
Archbishop of Venice. whsre Don Carlos made
his principal home. He had been weekly
visitor and guest of the Loredan Palace had
been the spiritual adviser of Don Carlos and
had oficiated at the marriage OF two OF his
daughters. When. however. Don Carlos and his
second wife. Princess Marie Bertha de Rohan.
Duchess OF Madrid, visited the Vatican in 1904,
f- the first time after their old friend had be
come Pontiff. they found that while his senti-
ments Of personal affection toward them re-
mained unaltered his political views had under
gone q change. The Pretender spent three hours
alone with the Pope, and before leaving 10 eaid
10 have soemnly pledged himself to abstain
from any attempt TO intervene in Spanish affairs
as long Alfonso XIII or his children remained
on the throne. II is said that Il cost Don Carlos
much 10 MAKE this remuneration that he wAS
torn by conflicting snotions, In which obedience
20 the Holy Father the ambitions OF lifetime.
and his duty TO those adherents in Spain who
had suffered much through loyalty to his
ceuss struggled for the mastery. From that
time forth. however. his entire attitude with re-
yard 10 Spanish affairs Underwent change.
His spirit seemed 20 be changed ard his interest
IN life lost ard, from giving any encourage
nlent a. his aCherents. he sent on three separate
occasions MS son. Don Jaime, into spain for the
purpose OF delcrring the more hOtheadsd among
them from any outbreak against the govega-
ment. In fact. his only political sct since then
may be said TO have been the species OF mani
festo contained in has last viii and testament
recording, by way OF n memorial 10 his follow
ers the doctrines for which he had fought-in
one word the creed OF his cause. TX contained \
demand that Gibraltar should be restored To
Spain and Portugal united 10 the latter the con-
federation of all of Spain's former colonies that
have become republics into union. under the
suzerainty of the Spanish Crown, and the elm
ination of all those foreign forms OF government
and administrative which. while suitable 20
other nations. not In harmony with Spanish
Traditions customs and charactsrstics-that 10
70 say, the abolition o! constitution Allsm and e
New-York tribune., 1909-08-08

that this years AFFAIR Will ecps. Ali former efforts
In the amusement. line.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. McMann and II. W. King.
OF Now York City; Mrs. w. l. Malcolm, OF Summit
n. j. and Bernhard Long and family. OF Wilkes
Barre, Penn. registered a. the Cur,ew Hotel.
At the Allenhurst Club Mrs. Tom Randolph.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. j. Mcksnna. y. c. Gordon. Miss
c. III. Montague. Miss c. z. Montague. Miss Ruth
McKenna. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Whitaker. o.
New York City. and Thomas II. Latsa and family,
OF Philadelphia.
Or. Charles c. Beskman. OF New York City, is
occupying a cottage in spier avenue. with his
family.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-08
Continuous Round of Sports
and Entertainments
Until Labor Day.

xa-ench y. J. Aug. The horse show
80 ls ,be biggest society affair o, the summer
60 fbs Norih Jersey coast, no longer marks the
a. 49, ~ the Long Branch season. as 81 eid Up 90
oll-N ,.srs ago. August is tho busiest month O.
80 here There IS a continuous round O.
~e ,nraen; with sports OF every Kind scheduled
T.bor Day, and more special events than I'm
" her month This IS a 6evelcpmsni, su.
- - ,s,opsihie this year Cor the ina * OF early
-, visitors being much larger. :or TIE rrst
-. rhsn TIE exodus which slw.ys follows the
hsrse show.
a sB.ual horse show. is being held on the horse
- Grounds. IN the Hollywood section OF the
's,v today. and is being attended by a gathering
!. ..,,alth and fashion. From llr9 entries Il she
',,.l exhibition last year. shs number has In
--,.ses 70 SOC. including fOrty-sve varieties OF
- lanes Mortimer, who is I'm charge OF the
,rs6scn Square Garden exhtbiuons. 70 superin:ead-
s,e che show here to-day
veek hence society will again gather At the
-. show grounds for the third annual society
,-ors" last year there taken IN {. CO for
- charity and, judging by the :. 81. paid sew
=, ,eeixs ago CT the advance auction OF boxes
~. ,-no,nt viii be much larger next Saturday
49,, vo,,nr women OF social prominence viii take
=, ana q parade via prece6e the nrst exhtbl-
~, Trained animals and young women clowns
,,B be among the innovations
-. m. week following beach fete il planned.
-. .ooo,n front bum wslk. bluy drive and park
On ~ devoted or these days, Friday and satu--
a.. August p and o. 20 carnival snc Mardi Gras
s,s.,5ties. Trott!ng races on the blum drive
.,.-.,ton races ocean swimming races and freak
,ts fancy ball and fireworks aye among
- ssa,uzes being mapped out fog The celebration.
,,,otla nrizes win be awarded. a parade OF
.snSren and the masaue carnival on the blun
ysk will be big features.
TAs day has not yet been set Cor e two-day series
=. s,,,au,obie races 20 include n l.e-.-!n:le race
:. sbs record ct the Ell1wood Park mile track, but
,s,v vi take place probably the last OF the month
o. on Labor Day, and the river carnival DOUBTLESS
,.h.- the week before or the week following.
A noDular innovation among the cOttasers is the
,,irg az concerts by the Band White and Gold. the
NV musicians at Ocean Park, in the West End
section Of the city on Friday evenings. The Long
New-York tribune., 1909-08-08
ZURICH TO HAVE BALLOON RfCF

Never before have the worthy lnha5itaats of
Zurich given much attention 20 q sEor.inx svenr
a. they are now oavctinx 90 the coming bailaou
race. scheduled tor October 2 The Ae~3 CLUB Of
Switzerland has all tho arrangements IN h~.- La
addition 20 The races already scheduled EFFORTS q
oetas made 20 arrange contests between diriyioas.
and IL - possible thar air.nps Will -
70 Zurich, those Of Count Ze2peiin and AA)oT Par
eevsi Being mentioned Tas SWISS club 10 = you16
organization having aaen founded IN lal With A9ey
nemeers Last yeAy The membership Ia
ana at tse prsssn. tins IL has Increased 20 ~ ee
which us Larses. proportion citizen. of Z1rsea
New-York tribune., 1909-08-08

events included Martin Sheridan Harry Hman
Harry Porter. Emilio Lunghi ana W. J. kreamer
Nearly one thcusapd women. many OF them cot
tagsfs snd hotel guests. devoted to-day TO collect
| Ing money FOR the various local charities.
Harold B Ayres. chairman OF the Carnival Com
mission. IS hard at work perfecting the details for
The several carnival events Thus far ono
hundred names have been registered for the baby
parade.
Commissioner Gordon. OF the Public Grounds
commission is urging his colleagues 10 spend 500
900 N the erection of a convention and music hall
Oh ne site OF tho present fishing pier the shore
front Tentative plans f0s the proposed improve
nient have been prepared, and will be passed on nj
tie next meeting OF the commission.
Colonel Mather and the stan OF the :d Regiment.
Milch spent this week In camp al Sea Girt, gave
ar 10 David Baird, the Republican leader, at
Use feoss-fenton Farm Wednesday evening. Ex-
cove nor Stokes Hbs another distinguished guest
Or and Mrs r.. Wolfram OK New York City are
Epenrinx the month OF August az the Hotel Bristol
Dr. q. IL. Matthews OF New York Cisy, and Dr.
p :! q. Valentine. OF Jersey City, have their fam
Ties a. The Westminster Hotel.
The Rev. II. +. McNulty OF New York CITY IS
esain AZ the Hote! Columbia. Other New yorkers
az the Same house include Mrs David vestnore
eaiss r. II. Westmore and Mrs. V. a. Randolph
Dr. II. Z. I<eeEs, OF New York CITY, Is enjoying
vacation at the Hotel Brunswick. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. L. Mount. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Braun. T.. J. Camp
bell, Mrs. n LoOn,s and Miss f. Black OF the
same city. are at the same hosiery.
Dr j. #. Low, OF Short Hills n. j., with Mrs
Low, is at the Barton House.
The Rev. John J. Moylan and the Rev. John p.
Bossart OF New York City, being entertained
e. the Hotel Edgemsre.
Dr. j. J. Dowling, OF Albany, arrived recently st
the Hotel Albion
Dr. L. A. Snowden, OF Peekskill is enjoying his
annual outing the Fenimors Hotel.
New York guests at the Coleman Honss include
MT. and Mrs II. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
O. somers Mc. and Mrs. y. w Baker, Miss e.
Baker. Evelyn Fredericxs. Charles j. Spconer Mrs
J. b. SummerfeIi. Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Boutwell,.
j. u. McEwan and family and Pauline Murphy.
Dr. John Kurrus. OF New York City, Is registered
~ the Fifth Avenue House
The Rev. j. A. Lezcano. OF Nicaragua, 10 4 new
conner the Hotel Bristol.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-08
At .4SBURY PARK.
Annual August Rash TO Tie Shore
Begins.

Asbury Park, n. j.. Aug. f.-Vscant sleepins
rooms In any OF Asbury Parks four hundred hotels
ana boarding houses Will be difficult TO procure
from now until after Labor Day when The sss son
VIII begin 10 wsne The annual August rush 10
the shore Set in this week and the newcomers have
caused the resort 20 take life.
Noted athletes took part this afternoon I'm tho
various field sports st the athletic neld adjacent
20 Deal Lake. Those VINO took par, "a Tn. six
New-York tribune., 1909-08-08
ALLENHURST.

AHsnhurst. n. j.. Aug. HAIRY Content. OF New
York City secretary OF the general committee
ranging for the third annual amateur circus and
Wild West show, TO be given next Saturday after
and evening for local charities. announces
New-York tribune., 1909-08-08
OCEAN GROVE.

Ocean Grove. n. j., Aug. 7-orsanists from all
parts OF America, and also number from England
have been holding convention In Ocean Grove this
week. and the sessions will be continued untn Fri
New-York tribune., 1909-08-08

THE LATE PRErENoER.
Of art o The
brought him aforune.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

The local Lodge of the Fraternal
brotherhood will hold an open meet
ing this evening. Invitation cards
have been sent out by the committee
In charge to friends of the members,
and large attendance is expected.
Admittance will be by card of in
vitation only. The object of this
open meeting is to awaken increased
interest in the four-fold object of the
organizations policy which is pro-
lection in the event of death, acct
dent, total disability and old age.
A musical program is being pre-.
pared. after which refreshments will
be served, to be followed by dancing.
o. u. Read, state manager, will be
present to deliver a short address. j.
J. Banbury, one of the state organ
izers, has taken up his residence in
the Calef building, opposite the post.
office. for a few weeks and will de.
vote his time and efforts In the In.
terest of the Lodge. A marked In
crease In the membership will likely
result from the meeting tonight.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

Another indication that st. Johns
is right up TO the hour is the fact
that a simon pure, unadulterated'
genuine article of the latest in the
tonsorial llne-a lady barber-has
struck the city and now may be
found at Mansfield & Kaemlein's bar
ber emporium on North Jersey
street. We presume that men who
never shaved before viii cast their
hirsute adornments to the breeze and
become daily habitues OF this estab-
lishment, and that men who have
been in the habit OF shaving once or
twice a week will now have IL done
daily and feel sorry that the fungus
does not develop fast enough TO JUS
tify two shaves per diam. Harry is
trotting around like a young colt and
all signs of advancing old age, rheu'
matte twinges and symptoms OF other
infirmities have been laid aside In
a yalorous attempt to appear as
young and agile as the best of them.
Adam may rest content in the fact
that business will be well taken care
OF during his vacation and the pat
rons will forgive him II he stays a
week or two longer than he antici-
pated.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

Would not be eOntented to be kept
In the house and doing nothing by
rbeumotism. Neither are you, who
are always busy and active. Then
don't neglect the first twinge OF an
ache or pain that you might think Is
Just "criek" Rub well with Bal
lard's Snow Lihiment and no matter
what the trouble is. It will disappear
at once. Sold by North Bank Phar'
macy.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

Another call for bids for the new
high school building appears In this
issue. The plans have been amended
TO such an extent that II In believed
contractors will have no difficulty In
coming within the sum on hand for
the building OF this structure.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

No better meats were ever sold any
where than can always be found at
T. T.. Wards market. Quality wins"
is his motto and he lives right up
TO Il. The prices are as low as
good meat can be sold for and al
low a living profit. II you want
good meat go to Wards. II not go
somewhere else. Special prices on
Saturday.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13
How Is Your Title?

Have your abstracts made, con
tinued or examined by Peninsula
Title, Abstract and Realty Co, H..
Henderson, manager. Accurate work.
Reasonable fees. Cement Block
building, Jersey street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

Mrs. V. w. Mason has returned
from a ten weeks visit at her old
home in Dows. Iowa. She thought
there was no place like Iowa before
she went East. but she is now more
in love with St. Johns than ever be-
fore.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

Mr.. aud Mrs. w. A. Denton and
daughter Florence. OF Rockland.
Maine. arrived In 81. Johns last
week and for the present are resid'
ing at PA Fessenden street. They In
tend buying acreage In this vicinity
aud making the West their porman'
ent home.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

Wanted;-Intolligent man or wo'
man To take territory. and appoint
canvassors to sell our water filters.
Exclusive territory. and nice. profit
able work for the right party. sene'
ca Filter Co. Seneca. Mo.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

For Sale-Gasoline Launch and
House Cost $1,000. will sell for $3.50,
Also Automobile cost 1875. will sell
for $3.50; both In first class condi'
tion. Telephone Woodlawn l7l5,
No. 1876 Willamette Boulevard. Port
land. Ste.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

Harry chorpenning and A. Boyd
Kline. former Pennsylvania young
men. were guests OF the editor and
family Wednesday. They have been
taking In the Seattle fair and
stopped off on route to California.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

All our meats are government In
spected and the best that money can
buy. They are neatly and careful
ly handled. Come In and leave your
order for free delivery. Wards
Central Market.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

c. II. Thompson. one OF the genial
proprietors OF the ST. Johns Pharm.
acy. In company with his wife IL
taking In the interesting attractions
at Seattle this week. They expect to
remain for about ten days.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

Mrs. @. w. Cochran. daughter and
son OF Bemidii. Mimi. are guests at
the handsome home OF Thos. Coch'
ran, They will remain here for a
month or so and will visit the Seattle
Fair before returning home.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

Geo. w. Simmons and wife spent
Sunday with their uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Scotten at Bat
tieground. Wash. George says things
look pretty dry in that neighborhood,
but the fishing there cannot be ex'
celled anywhere.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

by request OF the council the city
engineer will be In his office In the
city hall from TO . a. m. each day
for the purpose OF explaining any
street questions that parties inter
ested may desire to obtain informa'
ton upon. So II you have any kick
coming hereafter don't kick at the
recorder-kick the engineer.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

Lee fortune Is able 10 be out again
after being laid up by severe in'
juries sustained from a fall from a
cherry tree several weeks ago. His
friends are reioiced TO see him
around once more.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

A gang of men are busy removing
the so pound rails on the o. h. & n.
on Bradford street and replacing
them with rs pound rails In order
to get In readiness for the passen-
ger trains which will soon be skirt
ing around the lower end of the Pen
insula.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

For Rent-Two fine houses on
.oswego street; one four.room and
the other handsome. modern resi-
dence OF seven rooms. A. V. Mel
son. SO oswego street,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

Wanted--At tho Portland Woolen
Mills, weavers and spinners, esper.
fenced preferred. VIII teach a few
men and women u applications are
received at once.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

Rehearsals are now taking place
for a home talent play to be put up.
on local boards in the next few weeks.
II will be under the auspices OF the
Fratornal Brotherhood. More about
IL next week.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

Have your property insured In the
Sc. Paul or Northern fire insurance
companies. They are the best. s.
l.. Dobie. agent.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

Furnished rooms. best In the city.
New brick building. newly furnished.
prices reasonable. Calof Bros. home
furnishors. opposite postoffico.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1909-08-13

For rent-Furnishod house; cheap
I, the right party. Apply at white
house opposite the ice plant.