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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-08-18
Adjustable window screens csc
at McCabe & Corbetts.

Adjustable window screens 25c
at McCabe * Corbetts.
One thing can be said in Latter
tvs favor--he has a good eye for
beauty, il the likeness of the girl in
question was faithful one in
Tuesdays Journal.
Gail Perrine is "rustykating" nt
the little country village" OF Me
Minnville, where he has brick
laying contract that will occupy
his time for the next five or six
weeks.
The life of Moses depicted at the
late Electric theatre last week Gre
atcd much favorable comment. The
pictures were far above the average
aud the patrons were particularly
well pleased with the enterprise
shown by Manager Nelson in sccur-
ing them.
Since school days are rapidly APP
ptoaCnlnR, ioSlilaSlet Monallau &c
sires to notify parents through the
Review that but one child in each
family should be empowered 10y a
written order to get mail matter at
the postoliice, aud only one child
will be recognized Parents, ol
course, can get mail whenever they
desire IL. This course is adopted
because without this regulation ono
child will come in and get the mail
aud one or two others come in later
and ask for the same mail, making
much unnecessary work and delay.
ling the delivery of the mail,
Subscribe for tho ST, Johns Review
and keep posted on tho doings OF
the city.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-08-18

Screen Doors SI.oo at MeCabe
* Corbetts.
The new theatre is surely an or.
nament to the city.
Cleaning and pressing at reason
able prices. Clark Furniture Co.
Subscribe for the Tolegram-best
evening paper on the coast see
Ed Stockton.
y. II. Edlciscn and wife and
Miss Blanche, have returned from
a pleasant outing at Seaside.
City Attorney IIsson's epicurean
taste got away with him so badly
Tuesday that he indulged in a plate
of oysters in dog days. Result
too III to attend council meeting
Tuesday night.
l.. o. Magoon purchased the
first tickets sold Tor the new Mutt.
nomah Theatre, aud in the good.
ness OF his heart presented ye edi.
tor with one.
II a man in business wants tc
learn how soon the public will for
get his existence fail to advertise
a couple OF weeks will do the bus
mess
Pascal Hill has the thanks of the
Office for a nice mess OF specklcd
beauties, which he captured in the
wilds OF Nehalem. They made q
delicious feast aud created hun
gering longing for more, lie sale
he and his brother caught Iao IL
less than two hours Saturday, som,
OF which were over - inches il
length.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-08-18
Fruit Jars at McCabe * Corbett $.

Fruit Jars at McCabe * Corbett S.
Furniture just as good as new, at
half price. Clark's Furniture Store.
For Sale-House, furniture and
lot rooxI26, all improved terms to
suit. w. {. Walker, 635 North
Portland boulevard. soft
NJ. l.. Church-Sunday school
at $50; preaching, II a. III. Even
ing worship at s pm. Junior League
at ! pm. Epworth League at 7 pm.
For tradc-Oklahoma City prop.
erty for ST. Johns property. Okla.
homa is a city of %, 600 people The
property for trade is listed at $1,000
is on an asphalt paved street, lot is
75xtio feet. See Mckinney *
Davis. 4o-5t
With our genial and artistic job
printer away testing the altitude of
Mt. Hood this week aud our accom-.
plished and urbauc "dcvil" laid up
for repairs the Joint" presents a
a lonesome appearance, and the re-.
mainder of the force is having live.
~ times making the wheels go
round.
II you sit in a cool draft when
YOU are heated aud get stiff neck
or a lame back, YOU will be looking
for something that will ease the
pain, Fix your mind on Ballard s
Snow Liniment aud don't he talked
ont of il because il is the best pain
relieving liniment YOU can get any
where Price 25c, soc aud SI,oo pei
bottle, Sold by ST. JohnsPharmacy
For Insurance see L w. Valentine
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-08-18

A we'll known DesMoines woman
after suffering miserably for two
days from bowel complaint, was
cured by one dose of Chamberlain's S
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. For sale by ST. Johns
Pharmacy.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-08-18

An ordinary cases of diarrhoea
can, as a rule, be cured by a single
dose of Chamberlain's Collie, Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remedy. This
remedy has no superior for bowel
complaints. For sale by ST. Johns
Pharmacy.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1911-08-18
CUT RATES

CUT RATES
25c Tiz ....,......,......,.I7c
soc Welches Grape Juice ....34c
75e Mereolized Wax x..,.,.,..,5Ie
soc Caldwell's Syrup Of Pepsin sac
25c Bucklen's Arnica Salve. lie
soc IanlhToN .....,,,...,,,,, sac
7Sc May-a.Tone .,,,,.., .,,.5Ic
$500 Wampole's Ext Cod Liv. ,6Sc
soc Pierce Smartweed ......3 sac
81 90 Paine's Celery Compound ,6sc
25c Kings Pills s........,, ..I7c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
yad@A Rhmmn % venue II % @ 1
 Fromthe Marshall dAumaJ Distribution of Summer Merchandise at Wholesale Prices

The wholesale about three months ahead of the retail
 therefore, will be about s
 Johnson received invitation shall Field get extraordinary bargains
 them Case load after load of p diec from the Field been mbng Eager hands have goods Enthusiastic saepeope have marked combined get them For the mark it as the
 One Big Bargain Event of the Season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
Imported Fans at Less Than Half Price.
25c Fans 15c

Hand decorated folding Fans. Have enameled white wood sticks. Covered with Japanese rice paper. Look like silk. Choice of 500.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
An Umbrella Snap!

The black Umbrellas are for men and wom- en. Some of the handles alone are worth more than the price asked for the whole um- brella. Handles are variously silver and gold plated-many are worth more than price Of umbrella. Have American taffeta CT CR rainproof covers Values to 1925 V1eAO
 The coiored Silk Umbrellas for ladies have plain mission handles The covers are of silk, in navy blue, cardinal, brown and myrtle green Have woven fancy borders. Worth $1.75 for SIPS. (MaIn Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
85c Sheets 62c

Bleached seamless Sheets, better and heav- fer than Pepperell, size 81x9O inches. Large hens.
 AOo for 65c extra heavy Sheet, seam cen 4JC ters, bleached, no starch, 212-in. hem. C1 for 15 yards soft finish yard-wide ep 1 bleached muslin. Standard 10 quality. C1o for 1Oc bleached crash Huck Toweling, O2V linen finish, for hand roller towels or fancy work.
 $1.88 for $2.5O Bed Spreads. Full size, white
 crochet style, fringed and cut corners. 98c for $1.25 full size white crochet Marsell-
 les Bed Spreads. Firm and we'll made 88c for $1.25 bolt of 10 yards English long
 cloth. Yard wide, soft finish. (Man Floor)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-18
One Big Bargain Euent of the Season.
A Sale of 1000 Fans 4 1ys1sse as;, 74ss asi Price

Over 1000 Fans bought for song in the great Field Clearance Sale Interest will chiefly center in these
 Imported Fans at Less Than Half Price. They samples so you may be sure the manufacturer made each perfect he knew how. Beautiful be- yond description dainty hand decorated effects Some have bone and carved wood sticks Some eaboratey spanged See these exquisite Fans duchess and aover laces. No two alike Grouped in three lots Choice of $50 fans north to $1.5O at soc 15O fans north to $3.5O at $I 100 fans lUorth to $5 at $1.5O 25c Fans 15c 10c Fans Sc handsc
 
 degns Wood handles i- Look like silk Choice of 5oo (Main Fioor)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-03

hitting the ball hard. Rowan was
pitching for US and Magee already had
made three hits of him in just three
times at bat was in a quandary
whether to give him a base on balls
or not. Finally / decided to take a
desperate chance and make him hit.
rather more on the theory that as he
already had made three hits he was
about due to fail, than with any
thought of fooling him Magee had
two balls and one strike called and I
signalled for q fast ball around his
head, which is Magee's weakness, II.
indeed, he has any Rowan, instead
of getting the ball high and close to
the batter, pitched 1t straight through
the center of the plate breast high
shut my eyes when / saw 1t coming:
there was no chance that ever would
catch that ball. Magee took a long
wallop and hit the ball to left field,
and expected to see it go out of the
state. Everybody in the stand was
groaning and ready to leave the
grounds. / myself was walking to the
bench TO consult with the manager.
as it looked like a home run, which
would have scored three more tallies.
Bescher started for the ball It
looked 100 to that he could not get
close to it. Running outward with his
back toward the ball he kept on. You
know how fast Bescher is? Well. he
was going twice that fast. Sprinting
up the bank in left field. close to the
fence, he turned his head as II looking
to protect himself from colliding with
the fence. then. leaping. he stuck up
his bare hand, rolled up the bank
against the fence. and turning over
as be colHded with the fence, he
stuck up his bare hand with the ball
sticking in it!
The game was over, but the spec
tators went mad and mobbed Bescher.
refusing to stop until he escaped to
the club house, and half an hour after
ward there were hundreds OF them
standing out in the field cheering
every minute or two, and he was es-
corted home by crowd.
That night at dinner in q boarding
house where | was guest, right IN
the middle Of the meal one of the
guests jumped to his feet, let out
wild yell, then apoiogized and sat
down, explaining that he got to think
ing of Bescher's catch and couldn't
help It. I felt that way myself.
Copyright. 1911. by ". g. Chaprnan.) )
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-03

before it slid back into place It Is
also to wonder If these new essays on
The Lungs and Their Uses are pre-
hminary to the announcement that the
Kid is going after Johnson on his own
account In other words, is the Kid
dispensing fresh air or the warmed
over VARIETY
In advocating deep breathing as q
medium for the recovery OF vanished
strength and springt1iness, Mccoy is
scarcely original. even among his own
kind Fitzsimmons became a disciple
OF the fresh air system many years
ago. and declared that. as a vitalizing.
muscle-renewing agent, it had road
work eliminated from the training
schedule
The say Lanky Bob was so certain
of the degree Of benefit to be derived
from standing at an open window and
imbibing natures tonic that he did
little else when preparing for some
OF his later fights" But that is an
other story.
Corbett,s Original Idea.
Come to think of it. Jim Corbett was
the most original of them all when
trying to regain the cogs that his
physical system had slipped. It was
when Jim was training to box JEFF
Tr16S N san Francisco COrDetC 11g-
ured that a course Of common bail
tossing and iron bar bending would
not only bring back the elasticity
and witness that were his in the old
years. but in addition would endOw
him with a wealth of weight. muscle
and dynamic force that would enable
him to fling hairy-chested JeffrieS
around like a school urchin-
Jim juggled with the weights and
crowbars many weeks in his Alameda
training camp. but what did it avail
him?
Mccoy. if he is sincere this time.
will crave the chance to show that his
new fad is all he claims for It
But. while Mccoy is prating about
fresh air and other faddists are pre-
pairing to spring something newer and
startling. there is comfort in the re-
Election that Johnson is steadily
growing older. For, after all. history
keeps repeating itself and the only
sure way to bring about a change Of
cha mpiOnships is to allow an incum-
bent to become mellow with years, or
hard service. and then get him licked
by a freshing man It was so with
Sullivan. Corbett, Fitzsimmons and
Jeffries. and it win be SO with John
son.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-03
WHEN YOU ORDER, ORDER
s4SEETpru,S DTrRE,, TCE CREAM

Just as you are particular as to the
food which comes from the grocery and
market, you must be particular about
the ice cream that you buy.
Smiths Pure Ice Cream plant is a
model of sanitation and cleanliness
Not only do We take every necessary
precaution in handling the ingredients
that go into the making of our ice
creams, but we are cranks on the ster-
ilization of the cans and tubs as we'll.
Pure, sweet cream and milk and
fruit juices make smiths Pure Ice
Cream" the most delicious of frozen
dainties. Have quart for sunday din
ner.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-03

The greatest play I ever saw that
have in mind now was in the Philadel-
pbia- Cincinnati series in Cincinnati
last year. I have thought over a
great number of great plays, and still
think this was the most wonderful
l Judge 1t not only by the effect upon
myself-and ran half across the field
to meet the man who made it-but by
the way the spectators judged It. |
never saw so much excitement on a
ball field in my life. For ten minutes
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-03

after the play was made the crowd
stood and cheered and applauded and
then broke loose again, and hundreds
of them were trying TO get to Bob
Bescher. who made the play, to carry
him around on their shoulders.
The score was two to one In our
favcr in the first of the ninth inning.
and the Phillies had men on second
and third bases with two. out and
Sherry Magee at the bat. No melo-
draTlatist can beat that for situa-
ton, because this Magee boy can hit
And at that time Magee certainly was
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-03
KID NJ COY's FOUNT
OF YOUTH IS 4
DEEP BREATH,
Says Lots of Air Will Make
( ALI Physical Ills Dis
appear.
CBy w. w. Naurhton.a

San Francisco. Cal, June 3-Has
Kid Mccoy discovered the fountain
Of youth or the elixir of life, for which
jaded ring horses have been so long
hunting
If so, why didn't ne unbosom him
self of his secret a year ago. Had
he done so, the supremacy in pugilism
might have remained with the white
race, and We might have been spared
the humiliation of that incident at
Reno Moreover, there would have
been no occasion TO waste the time
and the histories that have been
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-03

wasted over the hunt for a white
mans hope.
Deep Breathing Does 1t.
The. Kid SAYS that deep breathing
will put back all the pugilistic humpty
dumpties where they tumbled from
He described fresh air as natures
tonic and says that the forces put in
operation by the absorption Of fresh
air into the lungs are the over
building processes Of rejuvenation-
If Jeffries had only known about
it, But it is too late now All the
fresh air in the world won't turn back
the hands of the clock
Mccoy, they say. claims to have re-
taired his physical form. without IN
dergoing the long and arduous course
of training usually employed by box
ers" Me has made himself timber
again by standing as stiff as a ram
rod and sucking fresh air into his
lungs by the fathOm. He has written
a series Of articles under the general
heading. How to Regain Health With
out Violent Exercise" If the title
had been How TO Regain Wealth
without Violent Exercise" there would
have been room for the suspicion that
Jim Jeffries had secured an advance
copy of the series a couple Of years
ago and had made a deep study of it
But this is merely an aside. and is
prompted by Los Angeles report that
Jeffries is S25O,OO0 richer than he was
when the idea of matching him with
Johnson was first mooted.
The COrkscrew Punch.
Wonder If Mccoy has really regained
his corkscrew punch and, if so. how
Gcf, h0 70 tol
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-03

brooklyn 100 01O 001-3
ST Louis 600 O1O OOO-1 81
Batteries; Brooklyn, Barger ami
Bergen; st. Louis, Steele and Bresna-
han.
At Cincinnati. R.H.E.
Boston -. 22O 600 O04-S IA 0
Cincinnati 49,. 2O2 600 900 S
Batteries: Boston Mattern and Rari-
den; Cincinnati. Gaspar and Clarke.
New w f ToFz GOO O7O oOOF7 = e .
Chicago 800 100 O0O-6 9
Batteries: New York, Raymond and>
Wilson; Chicago. Cole and Killing.
At Pittsburg. R.HsE
Philadelphia - 600 600 DOLL u 2
Pittsburg ..10O los OOx-7 Is
Batteries: Philadelphia, Humphries
and Doom; Pittsburg, Adams and
Sison.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Washington. r. II. E.
Detroit ..2 200 I21 Doll 2
Washington =. .216 01O Okla 16 7
Batteries: Detroit. willett and Stan
age; Washington, Hughes and Ain
smith. !
chicago As Boston. .2sa 7on ooo-l R E E e .
Boston O03 210 COOS 10 S
Batteries: Chicago. LANCE and Payne;
Boston, Wood and Nunamaker.
At Philadelphia. RH e
Philadelphia 1910 f20 0-5 /
Batteries: Cleveland. KaIer and Land;
Philadelphia, Plank and Thomas.
At New York. HE
St. Louis 900 Oo1 o2OEs 9 4
New York ...1O1 IO1 O2x-6 9
Batteries: St. Louis, Hamilton and
Clarke; New York, BroSkett and
Blair.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
At San Antonio R. H. S.
San Antonfto =. O03 200 OoO-5
Galveston 900 100 OOO-1
Batteries: San Antonio, Toner and
Lemon; Galveston, Brandt and Coe.
AT Austin HE.
Houston 49, POI OO1 POI II 2
Austin $50. 900 402 2O+-S 13 0
Batteries: Houston, Adams and Al
len; Austin, Schmidt and Meek.
At oklahoma city RHE
Fort Worth ..5O1 600 200 IA
oklahoma City 103 010 800 IA )
Batteries: Fort Worth! Robinson
and Kitchen; Oklahoma City, Drohan.
Howell and Noyes.
Dallas ....... OO1 600 oOo-1
Waco .........-. .O1O 900 OPS 6 3
Batteries: Dallas, Evans and MUIR
| ply; Waco. Taft and Meek.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Omaha R. H. E.
] Omaha -----.-..- 900 oo9 o0"-9
Topeka - 200 100 0OO-3 6 s
Batteries: Omaha, Lott, Rhodes and
Gonding; Topeka, Buchanan, Clark.
/, Hawkins and Frambes.
At Denver He.
Des Moines .o1O 600 oOO-1 2
Denver 302 221 OIL II
Batteries: Des Moines. Patten,
Northrup and Lynch; Denver, Hager-
man and spahr.
Lincoln ns S'- Joseph 900 900 1ooEi e 4
St Joseph ... 600 OO2 O0*-2 o
Batteries Lincoln, Hagerman. VOL
verton. McGraw and Stratton; st.
Joseph, Chellette and Gossett.
AT sioux City-S1oux City. Pueblo
game postponed.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
At Los Angeles r. II. z.
Sacramento .--- .-....-.---..8
Vernon .......21 10
Batteries: Sacramento, Arrellanes
and Thomas; Vernon. Hit and Hogan.
At Portland R. H. E.
Oakland S.13 8
portland
Batteries: Oakland, Pernon and
Pearce; Portland, Fanwell, Fullerton
and Murray.
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At notwithstanding, 2; Birming-
ham, 8.
AT Memphis-Memphis 4 Montgom-
cry. 6.
AT Atlanta-Atlanta. 1; New Or
leans, s.
At chattanooga-Chattanooga. 3;
Mobile. 2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-03
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Notwithstanding, 2; Birming
ham. 3.
At Memphis. 4; Montgom-
cry. 6.
At Atlanta-Atlanta. 1; New Or
leans, s.
At chattanooga-Cha Chattanooga. g.;
Mobile, 2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-03

WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW.
American League.
No Games.
National League.
Boston at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
I>ew York at Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-03
Detroits May Win Pennant, But
1t VIII Not Be Walkover Win

Are Prime Now Playing
Season. Is
By W.. FARNSWORTH.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-03


youngsters, but I cannot give them
a look-in for the first division Charley
Sonlers has but enc first-class twirler,
ard that is Gregg a left-hander, who
has lots of smoke on his delivery. Next
to White, I think he is the best south
paw IN the league barring possibly
Vaughn, If Big linn RECEIVERS complete
~ from his Illness
Lajoie is still playing his same great
game at the midway and Joe Jackson
has more than lived up TO expectations
as an Outfielder who can clout. But
Turner has about Outlived his useful
ness. If the latter were as good as
he was half a dozen years hack,
Cleveland might get into the first di-
vision
Washington and st Louis are not
possessed of even first-class minor
league material It viii be great
race between them to see which will
hold the cellar position.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-03

finally turned out to be. At the pres
ent time even an expert would not dare
to try to figure out what team might
come out on top. This is making the
games in Texas this year more inter-
esting. the attendance is larger and
with the exception of Galveston all the
teams are in the clear. Even Okla
homa City is breaking even. It looks
as if all records for prosperity in the
league would be broken this year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-03
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-03
'Orkscrew Punch.

Wonder il Mccoy has really regained
his corkscrew punch and, if so. how
many deep breaths'' had he to take
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-03

At St Louis. r H Z.
Brooklyn ....-....100 010 OO1-S 0
St Louis 1900. goo O1O OOO-1 So /
Batteries: Brooklyn, Barger ami
Bergen; st. Louis, Steele and Bresna-
han.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-03

Batteries: SACRAMENTO, ArreIIaneS
and Thomas; Vernon, Hit and Hogan.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1911-10-17

AS well as each signer OF a petition
and Is entitled to his own interpreta-
ton.
One thing on which all are agreed
and that is that it is the intent of
the law to get the best timber in the
cities to hold the offices, 1t therefore
would not have been wise to have
said that anybody desiring to have
his name on the official ballot could
do so by making 1t known to the city
recorder. Some qualifications must be
every candidate must have his quail
fications certified to by one hundred
good citizens. And it appears that
that is as far as the petition goes,
and AS far as the law is concerned,
OF obligation attached on the part
OF the slgners, the same one hundred
good citizens can sign the petitions
o. all the candidates, and without any
violation of conscience or good faith,
so to the polls and vote for whom
Trey think will make the best officials
In other words the petition appears
To be simply a bill of character, and
qualifications, vouched for by one
hundred citizens, and not a statement
~ the effect that the candidate is the
hest man foe the office to which he
aspires, This is why great many of
oud business men have signed the
| petitions of number of competitive
candidates, and their course appears
to be in good faith, and nkeeping
! with the intent OF the law II ii were
not so a good man might come along
today and ask for a signature certify.
| ing 10 character, qualifications, etc
and in case IL is given, and a bette,
! qualified man comes along tomorrow
this citizen is deprived of exercising
his best Judgment in the interests OF
! the city. Citizens are not supposed tc
! say early in the campaign who II thu
best qualified to fin this position anc
that position. A few citizens are no
Justified under the law In startinl
out early in the game, aud securinl
signatures and attempting to hole
them on the ground that obligation
attaches to this and that individual
Give them all chance. 1t may b.
that the eleventh hour man Is tn
best in the entire lot, and he Is jus