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Big Crowd in Theater.

The theater was crowded as the MEM
bers of the faculty and of the board of
trustees marched to the stage. The long
line of candidates filed into the seats in
the orchestra reserved for them, while
the United States Marine Band played a
march.
AS President Charles w Needham
opened the exercises Rev. DR.. Samuel II.
Greene offered the benediction.
William Gordon Brantley, jr., of the
department of law. delivered an Grafton
for his class on 1.-The Present Need. -
Ernst Otto Schreiber, jr.. of the gradu-
ating class of the college of arts and
sciences spoke on THE Direct Primary"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-08
WEATHER.

Fair and warmer tonight.
Thursday partly cloudy, fol-
lowed by showers at night.
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Education the Greater Hope.


CONTINUED on Third Pags.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-08

The report of the labor committee dealt
for the most part with a plan for indus
trial Insurance. which is soon to be taken
up with the workmen. The report said. In
part: Zone of the most important topics
of the day. which is being discussed In
nearly every state is that of emp oyers'
liability for injury to their employees. in
volving, as it does the whole question Of
compensation to workmen In case of ac-
cident or sickness which can be attrib-
uted to Industrial accidents. or occupa-
tional diseases, and relief for their FAM
HES in case of their death.
Your labor committee has been anx-
ious to strengthen the fraternal spirit
which obtains in the brewing industry by
establishing a plan for the adequate care
of brewery workmen under any condi.
tions that may arise.
Mr.. Boutell's Address.
Representative Boutell. addressing the
convention, said:
In several states prohibitory laws have
been in force long enough for us to form
just and accurate estimate of the ef-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-23
HINTS FOR PROSPECTIVE BUILDERS

is Everybody t be tina the bes
he a a e ar
0 o. oil to o
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READY
TO Do GOOD
Poslam Cures All Skin Troubles from
. Pimples and Slight Affections
to Eczma and s erious
Diseases.
USES ARE MANY

Those who have on hand a Jar OF
poslam. the new skin remedy, should
try II for some OF the little skin all
ments common to all households. Sur
Drislng results will be seen after n
single application when poslam Is
used for herpes, fever blisters, burns.
rashes, pimples. hives, red noses and
irritated and inflamed skin. The com.
plexion is cleared overnight: dand.
ruff is dissolved; itching or chatting
feet arc speedily relieved.
These uses are suggested apart from
the primary purposes OF poslam, the
treatment OF eczema, acne. skin scale,
all forms of itch and other serious
and virulent skin troubles. There Is
no skin disorder for which poslam
should not be unhesltatingly used AMI
which 1t will not benefit. Whenever
itching is present it is stopped at
once.
Poslam may he purchased in So
cent boxes or 81 Jars at all drug
stores. particularly Heseman's. Ri
ker's, Kalish's, Kinsman's and Mil.
hau's. A free sample will be sent by
mail, upon request, to any one who
will write to the Emergency Labora.
tories, SO West 25th St, New York
CITY.
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Hints for
The Gift Seeker

PRINCESS LACE HANDKERCHIEPs
o. she Vouiyfte quality that goes With .
practically ansver dsyign. leaving but small
centre Of pure fine linen, are worth t3.48
AID ~scarc,ly 10 be Gun for less-herc s.ss.
PENDANTs-PEARL AND DIAMOND
* pssed Of I'VE bars Of solid gold In
spreading fan. form--sct with 3b real pearls
lin ptaos ~ the ccntrs ~ is . swing
diansnd dSD v raised setting the bars
are owsilnsd ~iA deilcsts leaves In the now
greep 0ola tinsng-seiow y another eionga-
Ted fan vSth pesds-worth $50 ,o0-ie.bs.
TIA QLOTue OF MAGNIFICENT
CIyNY LACE that would bring Joy 20
tbc hesst Of sny heusekceper may be pur-
qAesst bse 81 3e.ss. while worth fully
eeo.eS ~ inches diamcter-R inch
bsrd0 ~ wide inner circle Of fincn Cluny
lao>-fsft beAsAfuily shaped and In
OUT GLASS BowLs should be numsr-
oup 10 . ven sppsintcd home . They're
20 ussfui fSv many ptrDoses. not 20 pnention
their hssaey a. DECORATIONS. We show
e-..es ssyf g SO Of . srsde priced also
,%nXEeEP SHEET AND rH.
tusoFy. bat II reality ere ~ our price. -. %,
" insrDsnGvo addison to the house
b9sper's leeeurccs They ARP hemsttched
with % Without iaitlAI Sheets Slx00
-CasA l6rA6-aieeiv koxed
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SHOT HIMSELF
FIVE TIMES, THEN
I WALKED MILES
Tried Suicide in Montclair,
N. j., Then Travelled to
Greenpoint.

With five bullet wounds IN his side,
which may prove fatal. Frederick Knoke
OF No. i2 Huron street. brooklyn, says
he travelled from Montclair. ~. j., 20
the hallway OF his sisters house In the
,freenpoint section OF Long Island CITY.
He had been out of work for a long
time and was respondent and Saturday
night he went to the home OF his married
sister. Mrs. Ernest Hoppe. No. 20 Glen
wood avenue. Montclair. After a visit
With her he walked two blocks from the
house and emptled n hve-chambered re-
volver into his side. He lay down in
the snow TO die. As death did not seem
10 come lie took a train for New York,
Arriving ultimately at the home of
another sister. Mrs. Emma Quell, No.
"! FRANKLIN avenue, G~reenpoint.
Mrs. Quell heard groans early Sum
day morning II found her brother
wounded and bleeding in the hallway.
She sent for the police and Knoke was
taken to st. Catharlns's Hospital. The
doctors there said only Knoke's strong
constitution had kept him alive. They
did not think he would live much
longer. however.
Mrs. Hoppe told the Montclair police
last night her brother had come t. her
house Saturday night and hadn't
The evening world., 1910-12-12

Rich Millinery Banding
and Cords with TasseIs
Gold. Antique and Silyer-also with
beautiful color to~uches-the various
widths for trimmings
go to Lao.
Full 500 under value!
Sold In Trimming Dept.-Main Floor.
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Gift Suggestions
In Wash Dress Fabrics

A dress length u any OF these would
prove On scssptable gift. for they
mako UP into such effective gowns.
silk Mined MssNuiseees-sOt and
usrevs-vartety Of best shades,
including ovsam. cadet. hello.
breYsAs1 silk Pengces-morc than half
silk -rsse, lirk, light blue and
~thw dSoerable shades. ........... SO
SLY lnsd Stepped rsiienpes--tan,
hgsN \ y SAX. n3se, cham -
payne. hsfe-ssft 6nish ........ SO
sT:lnch Nub veilN-Nsvsst tints,
light and Aark-ssft, crispy finish. .39
New Mlt MisSd Esvstfss-
~ breo>ls sYorsAs vftb delicate ~
CHECKS. swfVss ~ kess. In csloru... SO
Slh Mira PuogN0-Ssaln. dotted
81 e~surS1-vastSey u ssi1s. go. -
sft Chieoasesse-pisla, deNted and
hSur&d-oers phea AZ sG-AH
the dainty shades Ter s~vssing wear. ~
olk Aizs1 ahsaSuAes-leek and
wosf - vel - s1 d~ik-bsautiful
shades u rsssAs. ssss. hello.
slus. ete. .lS
largest WASH Fabric Dept
In Me World.
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JOinfrd and Kid Body Dolls-curiy wigs
or short hsir-large biseue heads
movsblc eycs-.iso Character no
II. TO IS inch Dolls-kid or jointcd--
bisque hcads-s~wcd wigs or short
curly hnir--eome with real cyelashcs-
slippers ana stockings-an cicop- 1o
tioBaly n assortnert-st. 80. .09
Charactrr and Unbrsaksbls Dolls
reel novelty ana u 10
snusc the children 80. 90 TO 100
10 inch hsndwsrck Dofis-.hort hair
ertra nne besiss-slse Character
Dolls In excellent assert-
~mert-others ask u 20 ~
s1u rHoro INV
Our famous "Dsisy Belle Doll
the best .dollsr doll 70 - found
-26 inches high-well mad
Jetn<ed hodi~-curiy vtgs-closing
Questioning sceth-cspnot bo
n~atched-cens snd SEQ thsm... LOO
2o-inch yointed Body Doiis-real
stockiSSs-Essl.onas fsces ,p'''' ."a
curly Observation-Disclosures. 1.6S
Large hsndsems Dolls-ions curly
sewed vigs-shoee and stockings
extra special value. .......,... 2.2S
Dressed ~Dotte--gosl .bi.qus heads
Ae~7ug curis--eiesins eyes....... IL
Dressed Deils-bisqus hsads-movabie
neads arms fully dressed In pretty
hat 20 correspond spsclsI. 80. .25
Dolls dressed in variety Of fancy costumes
In every imaginable ~celor-Isrge or
small hats-shsss n stockings .49
Little Dutch aqd esilsr ofris Or the rcal
summer 0if-4n . variety Of styies
straw or fancy hsts ........ SO
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Useful Gifts for BOYS

These are all In the latest styles, Of
dependable qualities and excellent
values
BOYS COMBINATIoN SETS g..
6uspend0s. 6srters and Armlets-
slk OF isle ~webbings-gilt buckles-
ell leather cnds-in box ........ 40
BOYS SWEATER COATS
All wcsl and vorsted-aIi colors-
<te 10 yrs.....,......, .08 to 2.00
BOYS nLAEKET BATH RoPEs---
seYs' ELANNELErrE PAJ4MAsS
'"..sii i u; ar. in isa,f;Ss. 90 lao
HLAFHBL DLapeHs-
TO 10 Ws-Ah styles,.. 40 and ,oo
BOYS NnCIrIIs-orsss ysriety
Of asvsss fsaces go. .12k 70 30
Lor0 KNIT MUyFLERs-with clasp
msssfssl dk-biack. white and
light aad dark cslors ....,.,..... AS
BOYS COLLARs--Etou. Cape, standing
ar surndown. -. 10. .I2H.. .l6
BOYS sUsPRNDHRs-
Silk ..... 40 Cotton. . 10 10 10
CHILDREN's LEoGINos-
Boys q! Girls'-s to IL yrs:-
Jersey. Velvet, As~trschen. Chinchiiia
. '-~~' ''' 'o . ! to 1.4e
BOYS cAPS-poLos-.nads fur
~bsnds-Mswe est shades. 80. .2S 70 .o8
cIMDIEE,s cHINoHILLA HATS
rQNyHs AND HOCKEY CAPs-
Nsls Or fancy coiors. 100. AS to .os
Ein~ Hats. including chiidren's
Dsa~ss and Fancy 6sts. No.. $40
The evening world., 1910-12-12

From now until Christmas
Music Every Day by
Full Concert Orchestra
Morning and Ahsrnsou.
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French Hand Embroidered
Underwear

II you could hear what travelled
women say Of our stock. They tell
ts that they mad here even better
values than In Paris, and they won
der hsw it's possible. for they con-
slider qualities and workmanship up
10 the highest standards in tho vari-
GUS grades. 80. That's our way OF mer-
chandistng. and the benefit Is for you
II you want to make Q Gift that conss
In the highest order OF taste and
judgment. Some instances Of prices:
AT 2.Ro NIdHT DRESSES Of quality
p p;Ss.s' s nSs ,Sun ao,i :ar'D' e .s.,"K:
high cies.-set OF with rrsaeh Eass-
Lsson drswn through hand enS,d .y-
nne values from Ia up.
A Hniesd number Of jisktly soilod Night
Pre- q dlk nnishSa Estpsoek, With
f.: =. ' 1-:l.s!'E t !: ;s' :::ni.r rich pat
2.el lamp BAD'D lKIRrs Of escel.
rcd z, =. s1ssavs fashion WITH
""'.' '-l: :rm.
Al. 2.AN-ChxAIeps that are mar vols
9.esscss 1SseeAsry sla esc hand
sewtaS". eSYl1 scsr ssiy be better ct
Sns ~ 81 - s.s1ttfpi Se.im q
otssr fsn % ets. Up.
AT 3.o0-eAIAf D1AwBRs-siabo-
Esss :SsscA~J With .ee.bieas Of
frenck Lmcss Al areunS~fsii hsra
sswed and u SeSuNful suality. drawGs
have been seen slsevhsrs at 81 to III
pr.. q, o aS. i S.e:n b.-., from %
ets un-at NhsA in1os they have seal,
AT '%.7SnnE5;oI HryArroNs o, c,,,,
9uahiy French N.I.sook yorked WITH
n: d sssa.:,RRs :sSfes ~ .;,. Ss rr': .fsS " .sI:
VIZ lR.Tsl es.n' and f TSe"Gs sn "na
ESp anS sSttoHma value ne, likely to
AT 1.6"6Hs1 sffl; S;v:k :i,n dob.
sr1ts ey.lN snb'd froat, 1ne, clossiy
we!te1 sc!lsp around neck and sleeves,
md snb,d tyelcts all around = fro.t
n,ted vish hand sewed t~ucks-hand
o'hen from N.25 up.
Knit ShaWls, Scarfs.
Auto Hoods. Capes,
Foscinators, etc.
Every gift requirement realized In our
assortment OF knit, Cashmere and
blanket shawls, a. well as the pretty
hoods and capes OF various Kinds.
Black, white and plain and fancy col
orings:-
Knit Auto and skating Hoods
whito. cold and
combinations, ........... Oh, I 40
Hand Knit ........ l.O8 and 6.6R
Hand Knit yeisripes-
fancy tirlike stitch. Loo
ELK Knit Shawls 49,, .98 10 5,S2
Zephyr shawls ....,. I'd TO 3,S8
Shetland shawls 49,. 1.21 to 3.SS
E q. Sspc. ss snS Scarf: l:S2 to to 1888
Hoods '',, ......,,..,,. .3s'tSo a:58
Rich Millinery Banding
and Cords with TasseIs
Gold. Antique and Silyer-also with
beautiful color touches-the various
widths for trimmings
en- In I 40
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ARTISTIC poQrIRREs

Ssv.s., b ysis; ,HHs Sfes:i.. x'i Dam. on
~. Mo-. os'; ~ i:.S 7.s:,s and g ,,,,a
- r. s:sei! =. .'ss1Z '. s.S:1.; 81 con
slGAss--sSs 49, lined With
Seiy.t O.: wy Is.ss {p-many Of
a.: 2: '::iatsgss1sS.~~.sEs a. A sI:ls. 'i f s,,
spsessiNssA
SUI Frou Ffou and Dupfsx Pus- 4"
80-p07AoulaTly line exampies q
49, weav'tsrmoai1e With any
edss sssG@-elsSwsGc si4.S %. Ii.oo
rreHc:h vsieu, 1erusre
s,1P:sS. u. sssp p s..s6 8 . Ia borders
and pAnin Geld cuFArv on the Other
Side Instssa Of $500. '..26.oO
McrsoviscA Tapestry Portiercs-
With Gose9in tapestry border
""'~ o'o 2.08
ACE CURTAINS
sansY Lacg, tho let<r distipctively rich
Soyyfss. %any, i;s.Y Asins. ssstoA.
%~9ss!nEhs" and e v%srions styles
huadrsdS. ono might rsthcg say
thSdssads. q styies-al q the latest
pair.,,.'..,,".,1.4o to 27.o8
6pecis1ties,--
Arabian ana whiO npnAissance
Laca Curtafns-Otss Qnen Ctuny
and TN new coVIbtpndon curtains
yf fps scrfm, WIN Eilet and Cluny
bOrdcrs-wo,id be excellent
value at sioss. ''''.......... 7.06
SuiErb dysigns In combination Of
Arabtnn Renaissance aud NJ arie ..f
Antoinctte-aiso Wbite Renaissance
u reasonable price would be $40. o.
Marie Aptolnette. Novelty and
honalsspnce C~urtatns-0f quality
and styles that could not b found
else hsre under doqbie our price,
worlsed far doukis thrvad cable 'H
net-fut length and width, -. .0.o8
scrim Curtains-wtdo Ptles tpser s4nss-
3 yds. ~lons-vslue t8.St 70 900
los. .2.<0
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SALE ;
At
Houston St
Store Only
NO CHARGES.

Getaway Coats and Vests that
were SIS, $50 and $32......N ov $1,000
London Frock Suits, fancy
worsteds, tina. were S28,
$50, S35 and $40. ........ Now $16.5 SO
Rsincoats and Cravenettcs
that were SIS and Sl8. So. .Now $3.50
Raincoats and Cravenettes
that were SIS and $27.50.. .Now $1,000
The evening world., 1910-12-12

Our Entire Doll Stock

has been selected with the object Of giving variety, beauty and the
best values that large and careful buying can assure. All the
little girls who &C ~ dolls fall in love with them, so that mothers
and aunts and big sisters. or the masculine who has a doll to buy,
need have no fears about their sclections-they are bound to please.
..... These lists give q hint Of what You can get AZ q stnted nrice
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seemed at all depressed. Che very
much doubted he had shot himself IND
Montclair. The Montclair police have1
not found any one who heard pistol
shots near the Hoppe house Saturday
night.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-07-08
Boxing Event.

The Pastime club held a smoker
in Bickner hall on the evening OF
July 4th. The opening number
was four-round exhibition between
Arthur Schneidling of Portland and
Leslie Mahoney of this city, and
was said to be by far the fastest
bout ever held here between anna
teurs. Walter Arndt of Portland
was to have boxed ten.round ex-
bibition with Prof. Frank Ely, but
was indisposed, and Exposito, the
little Italian boxer from Portland
went on for a four-round exhibition
with Ely. While this go was
rather lively, Ely was never in any
danger, and really got the best of
the affair. Some malicious party
imposed on the Oregonian to the
extent that Ely was knocked out
in the SIXTH round, and made it
appear that when the Italian boy
was not permitted to fight in Port
land, he could come to St. Johns
and knock a man out. Strange
how some city papers like to take
a knock at St. Johns when even the
slightest semblance of an opportu-
nifty offers.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-07-08
Business Conditions.

The only unfavorable element in
the situation is the unfavorable at
titude of federal lawmakers and
state officials towards the railways
and the spirit which would prevent
the companies from moderately ad-
vaucing their charges to Offset the
increased cost of operation. When
the manufacturer is Obliged to pay
higher prices for raw material and
increased wages, he does the only
possible thing in the circumstances
and correspondingly raises the
charge for his product. The rail.
ways are Obliged to pay increased
prices for supplies and higher wages,
and II is only reasonable that they
should get more for what they sell,
namely, transportation.
That they are impelled to raise
their charges Is plain from current
traffic returns showing increased
gross takings, while costs OF opera
tion have increased in still greater
ratio, with resulting decrease in net
earnings. Unless the greatest of
all industries is permitted to prosper
the country cannot be prosperous.
New York Herald.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-07-08
FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1910

The Portland papers seem to take
a delight in belittling and taking a
fling at st. Johns whenever a pos
sible chance arrives. One of the
many instances occurred this week
in the Oregonian. In mentioning
the blessing of the St. Clements
church, the finest religious edifice
in this city, IL stated that il was
located on the Lower Peninsula. f"
In the same issue il told of a prize
fight in est. Johns" wherein one
man was knocked out, which, by
the way, was a malicious falsehood.
II will thus be seen that when any
thing good happens in St. Johns IL
occurs on the Lower Peninsula,
and anything derogatory happens
IL takes place at "St. Johns" ac-
cording to the city papers. This is
not by any means the first instance
Of the kind that might be men
toned. The papers for a long time,
when II was necessary to use the
name St Johns, begrudged giving
il In full and cut the last letter of.
And yet these papers boastfully
claim that they are endeavoring to
impartially aid all sections of the
state of Oregon.
Why doesn't Mayor Simons OF
Portland come out truthfully and
state that the reason he is feminist
the building Of public docks at
Portland Is because he hopes St.
Johns will be annexed 10 that city
in the near future, and then Port.
land would have a good public
dock without issuing bonds TO pay
for Il. This, we believe, would be
as near the truth as Il would be
possible TO get. However, this is
a forlofn hope of the mayor, II he
only realizes Il. There Is enough
red blood In this city to hold Il in.
dependent Of the larger city for
some years yet TO come. The city |
papers may heap ealumny upon us, |
ignore us, and abuse us TO their
hearts content, and yet we will be
independent until the time Is ripe
for annexation. aud even then we
will dictate our own terms OF
capitulation.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-07-08
Extra Fine Buys

RIVER VIEW BLOCK for
$1,000 and SI2oo a quarter. Only
ten per cent cash, balance $40 per
month at 7 per cent interest.
Corner on Fessenden. near Port.
land boulevard, 7IxI4o feet, on car
line, only SIooo-s2oo cash, bal.
anee $40 a month at 6 per cent.
$500 for Lots 5 and 6. Block %,
Point View addition, on Dayton
street and only 100 feet from Port.
land boulevard 500 cash. balance
SIo month, 7 per cent interest.
sSoo-Corner 5oxIoo on Charles.
ton and Seneca streets; y cash, bal
ance and years at 7 per cent.
$500 ST. Johns Heights lot 40.
xI4o feet, street improved. fruit;
$3.50 cash, balance $40 per month
at 7 per cent interest.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-07-08
New Church is Blessed.

The new church aud manse OF
ST. Clements parish az ST. Johns
were blessed July 4, with solemn
services conducted by Archbishop
Alexander Christie, assisted by Rev,
James Rauw, vicar-general, The
ceremonies were begun at 10 o. clock
IN the forenoon with a procession
OF the priests led by the archbishop
from the parochial residence 10 the
chapel and school. The priests
passed around the new buildings,
sprinkling the walls with holy wa.
ter and pronouncing the dedication.
After the conclusion OF the process
sion Rev. Father Rauw celebrated
pontiheal mass in the chapel in the
presence OF an audience that com
pletely filled the room.
Rev. Father ]. Kettenhofen, the
pastor, was in general charge, aud
most OF the priests OF Portland and
vicinity were present to participate
IN the ceremonies.
The parish buildings consist of a
chapel and school combined in one
building, and a parochial residence.
The cost OF the two buildings
was $4,000. The chapel aud
school building is similar to the
other buildings erected in the new
parishes in Portland.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-07-08
8. L. DOBIE
ITO N. Jersey Street.
A Fine Buy.

l will sell to a good responsible
party desiring a home, a new mod.
ern Queen Ann cottage, S rooms,
tull cement basement, electric lights,
gas water and all modern improve
ments, located in ST. Johns best
residence district. East St. Johns,
on terms of 500 down, balance
same as monthly rent. at only 6
per cent, and at a price s2oo less
than the actual cost to build. You
cannot afford to overlook this OPP
TO get a home of your
own, Price for few days. s., 600.
See owner at once. ]. ]. Karr, COS
Portland Boulevard.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-07-08
Realty Bargains.

Nice new plastered house, fine
lawn, roses, etc, on improved
street with cemeut sidewalks.
House has S rooms and is closer in
than the poslothce, cheaper now
than Il will ever be again. can't be
duplicated for the money. Price
for short time, $4,000; can make
reasonably easy terms TO the party
who wants a home close in for full
value to live in or rent. This is
what you are looking for. The lot
is SoNIoo with 10 foot alley.
We have a SoxIoo foot lot in
South st, Johns with a shack ON it
for $3.50. This is under market
price about 500; must be sold
quick.
Two lots, SoxI 30, on Polk street
for SIAoo, easy terms. These lots
in cultivation, fine young fruit aud
some fine shade trees just where you
want them; street Improvements in
and paid for. If you want to build
IN a first class neighborhood close
in, these are bargains. viii split,
We have lots in North ST. Johns
from S27S to S42S on easy terms.
A nine room modern house on
Edison street, fine condition, for
81, $50; you can't build the house
for the money. This is a bargain;
il it is too big, it is in a location
where the rooms are much sought
for TO rent.
Three room house, river v,cw,
lot SoNIoo, $3.50; on easy terms.
We want cheap for cash vacant
ots and small houses and lots.
MCKINNEY & DAVIS.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-07-08

The passing OF Jim Jeiiries, for
years the foremost figure in the
pugilistic world, has a tinge OF sad
ness in il for all lovers OF this
sport, A man OF iron who made a
rapid rise To the foremost rank, he
believed, aud his friends also, that
no man in the world could over
come him. But Mondays history
at Reno again proved what has
been demonstrated time aud again
with always the same result, that
one cannot come back after being
ont OF the ring for a number of
years. Age is no Tespector of per
sons, and the weak aud the strong
must give in to It's ravages, Man
can only retain his prime for a few
short years at best, aud no matter
what he has once been, he can
never reach the same altitude again,
in physical sense at least. II is
useless TO speculate as to whether
Jetiries was ever a better man than
Johnson is now. II is something
that cannot be satisfactorily de
termined. One thing is sure-he
made a sorry showing against the
black man July 4th. Johnson can
not hope, in turn, to retain the
championship belt for long, unless
an antagonist fails to loom upon
the horizon, While many deem il
disgrace that a colored man
should hold the belt, there is no
really good reason for il. The col
or of a mans skin need make him
no less a man. Born ON Uncle
Sam 5 soil, reared among American
influences and environments and
controlled by American impulses,
he has a right TO American citizen
ship, and being an American citi-
zen, that he should hold the heavy
weight championship belt is sus-
ceptible of no stigma nor disgrace.
The only objection that can be
made to Johnson is the color of his
skin. OF sunny, genial disposi-
ton, he is in great contrast TO JEFF
fries, who has proven himself to be
pretty much of crouch.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1910-07-08

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