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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-30

A gutter is to be pitied, but
what of the chap who is afraid
to start? This applies to the
advertising problem.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-30

if in need of glasses DR.. Gil
strap will fit you and guarantee
satisfaction.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-30

Last Friday evening a number
of the friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. N. Keeler met and went in a
body to their home on Smith
avenue and gave them surprise
in the form of farewell party.
The evening was spent in rhu-
sic and games. After refresh
ments were served their many
friends wished them happiness
in their new home in East More
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Keeler have
long been prominent in Church
work and will be greatly missed
by US. Reported.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-30
Local News.
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SAN-TOX.

Send in your news items.
The new Cooperage plant is
still steadily progressing.
Sewing Machine for sale very
cheap. POI S. Jersey street.
]. E. Kilkenny, registered
electrical contractor, Col. 92;
LOT South Jersey street.
Next week the name of the st.
Johns Review will be changed to
The Peninsula Review.
c. j. Anderson is treating his
Richmond street property to a
handsome new coat of paint.
Holmes Lodge No. 10l, Knights
of Pythias, has declared recess
until Friday, September 3rd. at
8 o'clock.
The improvement of Pittsburg
street is progressing nicely un-
der the management of Cochran
Nutting Company.
Wanted-Reliable men or wo-
men to solicit subscriptions for
this paper. Good commission
paid. Call at once.
A gutter is to be pitied, but
what of the chap who is afraid
to start? This applies to the
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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-30

Picture framing doue at Portland
prices at H. F. Clark's, the furni-
ture man. Adv.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-30

Nsss shs .assl 90 ysas esesr.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-30

Misner and Thompson-Bl Black
smitbing and horse shoeing, 116
N. Ivanhoe street corner of Alta.
Blacksmith work on launches and
boats. We do as good and cheap
work as anybody in town.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-30

Direct Routes-Limted TransSt Paul. Chicago. St. Louis
THE NORTH BANK LIMITED" AND FINLAND EMPIRE RX-
PRESS DAILY IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE GREAT NORTH
RRN NORTHERN PACIFIC R. r. AND BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Daily Unu September Limit October 81.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-30

Wanted-Laundry at home; so
cents dozen finished or five cents
a pound rough dry.-1l8 Swen-
son street N.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-30
Bring in your job printing now.

Bring in your job printing now.
The jitney ordinance has been
declared invalid by the supreme
court.
Woman wants work-washing
or cleaning. Address j. H. 1923
Bank street, st. Johns.
For Rent-Two room furnished
cottage, fruit and vegetables.
Phone Columbia 591.
For Rent-Four room house,
barn and chicken park. Rent
very cheap. See X. G. Couch.
For Rent. Five room house,
modern, rent 81 per month. Call
Mrs. j. j. Hurbert, 729 N. Ivan
hoe street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-30

Wanted-Reliable men or wo-
men to solicit subscriptions for
this paper. Good commission
paid. Call at once.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-30

Take your next picture on an
Ansco Film--the court decreed
original film. Get it at The st.
Johns Pharmacy. Ansco dealers.
NOTICE. Willamette Aerie,
+. o. E., will meet on first and
third Tuesdays of July and Au-
gust. or until further notice. 49,
r. E. Seeley, Secretary William
ette Aerie 1868.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-30

The improvement of Pittsburg
street is progressing nicely un-
der the management of Cochran
Company.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-07-30

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The Springdale news., 1915-05-21
MI. HOME.

Jim Joyce and wife were Sunday callers at " Y. Clements.
 s. J. Mayes went to Jay Bird Sun day.
 Bill o. Johnson, was present at Sunday School and delivered an in teresting talk.
 1t the annual school election Cur tis Nein was elected to succeed E. L. Keller, and all but one voted for county superintendent and six months school was considered. Mrs. Grace CraYens visited home folks Sunday
 We have been informed that Go shen is going to get q new bridge over White River, enroute to Fay etteyiIle. We are glad for these people have been needing a bridge 10 years. I have been asked to map out rural route leaving Goshen by way of Mt. Home and going on north east. If you are interested in this route call up your neighbor and talk to him and let's get together for busi ness.
The Springdale news., 1915-05-21

years and J. B. Graham was elected to serve for one year. Miss Farsey, of springdale, who already had been given the promise to teach the school for the coming term came out and the contract was signed for six months school.
 E. E. Kuehnert had Mr. Nash, the Farm Demonstrator from Rogers, 10 come out to his farm and give him some advice about alfalfa growing. NIr. Nash did not think the land vas adapted for alfalfa growing. It seems as though alfalfa was not intended to be grown in this part of the country, anyway Those who are having any success with it, have 10 be out so much money preparing the soil for seeding that it does not pay
The Springdale news., 1915-05-21
BETHEL. B

Mart kendrick and family spent Sunday at the home of T. c. Ford.
 Mrs Ensign son and family from Rogers spent Saturday night and Sunday with her
 Ne are very sorry to learn that Pax" cannot continue his cores pondence from Elm Springs, as We enjoyed his items very much Per haps he will write for the News when he gets in Kansas if there is not too much work to do.
 4 singing was given at the home of Joe Hammonds last Saturday night in honor Of his neice, Mrs Elsenson. who is here on a visit She expects to leave for her home in Dallas, Texas, sometime this week.
 The annual school election was held at Bethel Saturday evening. J. W. Pogue and NJ. V. Nail were each elected to serve for three
The Springdale news., 1915-05-21
SPRING VALLEY.

Mrs. Eula Dorsey has been very ill with asthma recently.
 School boards are being pestered by applicants for job of teacher. Here's $ hoping We get a good one.
 Frank Parsley, who has been laid up with an injured knee for over a week, is report ed able to be up.
 What maintains one vice would bring up two children and pay for the home paper-Ola Enterprise.
 The trouble is so many of these simlin heads consider the home pa per q yice-ArkanSas Gazette.
 Don't you believe it. if they did, they'd take to the home paper bet ter. We know em who support two vices and take nary a paper.
 Land buyers were out from Fay etteYine Tuesday. Now, if there was some land for sale,--but what's the use, there is none.
The Springdale news., 1915-05-21
HAB

Berry time is no respector of per. sons, We all have to work.
 Mrs. Will Wilson and brother, Ed Trammel returned home Saturday of last week from a weeks visit to their sister, Mrs. Lou Brown, at Wagoner, Okla. Knox Wilson who has been attending school at Wagoner the past year, came home with them.
 Misses Ermine Trammel and Beula Dean, of Richland View, are visiting the formers brother, c. o. TrammeI.
 Lawrence Tunstill of Richland View and Miss Bazetta Everette of May field were Sunday visitors at the Nel- son home.
 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roberts of Sonor and Miss Vivian Dodd of Springdale were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs Wiley Harp.
 Tom Russel, who has appendicitis is
The Springdale news., 1915-05-21

R. H. Morris was severely hurt Monday by a horse running against him. throwing him down and his head striking a stone. He is reported bet ter today, Tuesday
 \ literary society was organized Hickory Flat last Friday night. The program for next meeting con sists of reeitations, dialogues and a debate. The discussion will be con corning the comparative usefulness of the horse and COW. Some wanted to discuss a war question, but several hadn't heard there was a war so htey were not prepared to discuss it. Most everybody has seen horses and cattle and have pretty fair ideas as to their comparative values. Come out and hear the 'spute
 Celsius
The Springdale news., 1915-05-21
SPRINGTOWN

4 large crowd attended the child ren $ day service at the Baptist Church Sunday.
 Dr. Clemmer has purchased new Ford car, so now he can go to See the sick folks in hurry.
 Mrs. Bess Wasson and two child ren of Gentry, spent the latter part Of the week with relatives here.
 There is some complaint of small black bug, which is on the corn this spring, Some are of the opinion it will kill the corn, but we hope this is a mistake.
 Misses Pearl and Bertha Glass, who have positions at Harrison, Ark, are home on a visit during berry time. They will probably be home a month.
 Ebert King is expecting his two brothers today from Temple, Texas.
 Mrs. Fred Phillips and children are visiting at the home of Charlie Sut ton this week, while Fred is away looking for a location.
 Homer Odgen of this place had the misfortune of losing his barn by fire one morning last week. It was great loss as his feed and several farming implements were stored away in it. We understand the barn was insured.
 Will Glass of this place was called to Siloam Springs to pitch ball for the Methodist team at that place. Will is counted good pitcher and there have been several teams after him to pitch through the sea son. but Will says he has too much of a crop in to play ball unless they paid him good wages. He will decide Tuesday whether he will play the season with Sloan team or not.
 Oeeoia,
The Springdale news., 1915-05-21
ur. Meadows was in this neighbor.

Mr Meadows was in this neighbor- hood last week buying mules.
 Bill Beard and wife of Pocatello, Idaho, are here visiting home folks.
 Born, to Bud Looney and wife son. Mother and babe doing nicely.
 Mrs Emily Downum of Spring Creek was visiting in this part ene day last week.
 T. L. Beard and son Lawrence journeyed oyer to Springdale Satur- day and traded a mule to Mr. Brog- don for nice lilly.
 Miss Elva Wiley came home Satur- day night.
 Our rural mail carrier A. C. Mayes was delivering the mail Saturday witl his new auto.
 Ray Wiley, wife and little son were shopping in Cave Springs Tuesday.
The Springdale news., 1915-05-21
ZION.

One of the little Cline boys fell while trying to climb to the barn loft and crushed his arm very badly.
 Miss Winnie Bllakemore who is with her sister in Oklahoma is re- ported very low with tuberculosis.
 Last Saturday was the annual school meeting. Toy Lindley's time expired and G. P. Edison was elected in his place.
 Bob Bradsher, of Southern Arkan- sas, a cousin of D. l.. Gallaher, is in the neighborhood visiting, working and feasting on some of our delicious berries.
 Uncle Jim Blakemore is reported not so we'll and growing very weak.
 Mir. J. Seabolt is still confined to his bed, being afflicted with rheuma- tism in both knees.
 Strawberry picking is the order of the day. Growers are not realizing heavy yield The woods are lin cd with pickers from other places. an some have returned to their homes as the gleaners are greatre than the harvest.
 Ed Bridenthal who has been con fined to his bed for several weeks was taken to Fayetteville to the hos pital last week. It was necessary to
The Springdale news., 1915-05-21
M DORCAS

Most of the farmers in this vicinity are spraying their orchards for the last time. z.
 Mrs. Bertha Literal of near Drakes Creek died at her home Friday about 9:3o D. m. and was inferred in the Drakes Creek cemetery.
 Little Ruth Neal is on the sick list.
 Mrs. Fannie Ledbetter is quite sick.
 Mrs. Lucy Neal spent Sunday with Mrs. Easter Johnson.
 Miss Grace Sharp, who has been staying at Noble Hills for some time has returned home.
 MT and Mrs. Sherman Duncan and MT. and Mrs. Pheolix Boyd spent Sunday with a. III. Johnson and fam fly.
The Springdale news., 1915-05-21
 SOUTHERN GROVE.

Mr and Mir. Geo. Scott are the happy parents of a big boy, born May the 18th.
 Mr. and Mrs. Silas Graham of Springdale, were out Sunday visiting with Mir. and Mrs Oscar Mayo and also Mrs. Ben Wilson of Monitor. Ross Hargis and family and L. J. Fogle and children spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. A. J. Rickard
 Mr. and Mrs W. E. Austin are spending a few days with the latters parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Haughey
 Dora Deane.
The Springdale news., 1915-05-21
CENTER CORNER

Master Coran Begley, son Of John Begey is confined to his bed with typhoid feyer, but is getting along nicely. nr. Harrison has charge of the case.
The Springdale news., 1915-05-21

insert tube to let the pus out of the plural canal. It was reported an ab cess on the lungs, which was a mis- take.
 Honolulu
The Springdale news., 1915-05-21
Co.
 A 2 IsaaEIAGENCY

getting along nicely at this writing. It is thought he will recover without an operation.
 The school meeting was attended by q good number of our voters, "a seven mill tax was voted, and Perry Oxford and V. Bloyd were elected to serve as directors.
 Sarah Jane. 'H 1t happened it's in The News"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-07
ORPHEUM THEATER

The final performances at the Or
pheum featuring the ArmOrita sisters,
Laurie Ordway, Sylvester and James
and two other acts will be given to-
day Beginning Monday a new pro
gram headlined by RawsOn. Claire
and eight lively Playmates in a roll
licking bit of musical nonsense called
Their Yesterdays" will be shown In
addition to this act, one of the most
pretentious of acts now playing the
circuit. will be seen Warren and Con-
ley. in a comedy skit, ION the Board
walk" which sounds as if it might be
Atlantic City. Different from that,
but a musical comedy playlet. just the
same is "On a Country Road" offered
by William Morrow and company.
Tyrons Dogs, command attention on
account of the wonderful perform
ance given by Hector, the calculating
marvel. Fenner and Tallman. COM
plete the program with a novelty per
Torrance of wire dancing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-07
AT THE AUDITORIUM

The Auditorium continues 10 offer
popular programs that appeal 10 all
lovers of motion pictures. This week
Will bring a variety OF subjects all
filled with interest. Today's bill in
Cludes jewellers in Glass Houses" a.
twO-reel Biograph drama featuring
Franklin Richie and Louise Vale; I'm
the Plumbers Grip, an Edison COM
edy; The Quality of Mercy" a Vita
graph drama by George Bronson
Howard with Edith Storey and 5.
Rankin Drew IN the principal parts,
"A MelOdiOus MiSup,' a Kalem farce
comedy and The Cowboys Con-
quest" a Biograph comedy drama.
Some White Hope" u Nitagraph
comedy by Ralph Ince: The En-
gineer's Peril" one OF The Hazards
of Helen" series featuring Helen
Holmes; "A Night out" a twO-reel
Essanay comedy featuring that clever
comedian, Charles Chaplin, and In
the Hands of the Jury a modern
two-act Kalem drama, are the attrac-
tions for Monday.
Tuesday brings another big feature,
"A Daughter of the People" a great
Labor drama with Laura Sawyer,
Frederick de Belleville in the cast.
THE Fable of the Cold Gray Dawn
of the Morning After" by George AIDE,
will also be shown.
Wednesday the tenth episode in two
acts of The Exploits of Elaine" will
be the feature. This weeks release
is entitled The Life Current" and is
filled with exciting situations from
beginning TO end On the same bill
are a Terrible Break" and Greater
Americans" Nina comedy and
Her Martyrdom," a three-reel Lubin
drama featuring Arthur Johnson and
LOttie BriscOe.
Thursdays bill includes "O'Garry of
the Royal Mounted" a Nitagraph in
three reels with Edith Story, Ned Fin
ley and $. Rankin Drew in the cast;
the Pathe daily news, and Here Hus-
bands Son." a beautiful Edison drama
with Robert CONFESS, Helen Strick-
land and Gertrude Mccoy.
Friday is feature day again when
George Kleine will present Mrs. Leslie
Carter in her famous play "Du
Barry" in six parts. This picture only
recently closed a long run at the
Studebaker theater. Chicago, where it
played at % cent prices Mrs. Carter
appeared here in this play a few years
ago and it is considered one of the
strongest pieces she has ever been
seen in.
Twice Rescued" a special feature
in two acts featuring James Morrison,
Mrs. Maurice and Dorothy Kelly;
Their Happy Little Home" and "A
Spiritual Elopement." two Edison
comedies; the Pathe daily news:
Hearts of the JunSle," a Selig wild
animal picture, and "A Madcap Ad-
venture" a Vitagraph comedy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-07
NEW LASALLE THEATER

The eighth and what is said 10 be
the most interesting installment of
Runaway June" released up to date
will be shown at the LaSalle today.
The readers of the Times are
familiar with this capital serial story
Pauline Bush. "a popular player is
shown at the LaSaIle today i'm a three
reel romantic drama. ~ Small Town
Girl" one other comedy is also
shown
on Monday the management of the
LaSalle promise the biggest comedy
feature ever shown in South Bend
TITLES PunCtured Romance is the
subject and il takes six sizzling reels
TO unfold all the complications that
Marie Dressler. the musical comedy
star. Charles Chaplin. the highst sal
aried photoplay comedian in the world
Mabel Normand, the keystone beauty
and the big company OF players have
produced. Weeks and weeks has Chi
cagO. New York and the other big
centers. laughed uproariously az this
gigantic funmaker and paid advanced
prices for the privilege altho there is
no increase i'm the admission scale
here.
TUESDAY "Buckshot John" the hero
of many a magazine story Will Doe por-
trayed by Hobart Bosworth and
cast Wednesday Madge
Leasing. popular musical comedy star
viii present the biz laughing hit of
two continents. THE Blue Mouse.
Max Figman returns I'm
new comedy. THE Truth Wagon"
Foriday the only Broadway star that
ever drew IS. a seat at the Oliver.
Gaby Deslys VIII be seen IN her novel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-07

dienne, probably from the land of the
shamrock Also Stark and Davis,
novelty singers and dancers; Margar-
CT HaggaTty a clever singing ViOlinist
and Elsie Stirl, on the flying trapeZe.
Motion pictures of late release will al
so be shown.
After long negotiations Mgr.
Clifford has at last been able to Sc
cure the E. r. Ralston musical come
dy tabloid company which will open
an indefinite engagement next Thurs
day matinee. The point of contention
was the price Of admission. Mgr.
Clifford holding out for the summer
schedule of 10 cents, which he was
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-07
OLIVER OPERA HOUSE
HIGH .JINKS.

High Jinks. musical jollity
which broke all OF last seasons rec
Ords FOR musical entertainment in
New y ork 10y staying an entire sea-
son at the Casino. viii be presented
by Arthur Hammersteiu at the oliver
theater Sunday, March 81. otto
HaueTbach is the author of the book
and Rudolf Friml composed the
score. Everyone associated with the
production of High links" has won
an enviable fame i'm his particular
field. and this new musical farce is
described as their joint masterpiece.
Thus Arthur Hammerstein has TO his
credit as producer. Naughty Mar
ietta" and The FREELY" Otto
Hauerbach wrote Three Twins and
Madame Sherry: Rudolf Friml, who
formerly was Jan Kubelik's pianist,
won his spurs instantly with the score
Of The FREELY"
High links" besides being the
title of the musical farce, is also the
name Of a magic perfume which has
the property of making everybody
wildly Joyous.
The perfume is the discovery Of an
explorer Dick Wayne, who com
municates its secret - his friend. DR..
Thorne, an America erve specialist
practicing in Paris. ~. ThOrne tests
its magic on a pretty female patient.
the wife of a fiery, duel-fighting
Frenchman. The young woman be-
comes SO Joyous that she throws her
arms around the physicians neck and
kisses him passiOnately. The doctor
himself is not wholly unaffected by
the perfume, and does not sternly re-
sent the embrace.
But the husband of the young wom-
an has been a witness of the scene.
He puts in an angry appearance and
demands satisfaction. Either the doc
tor must ole or submit the pretty
Mrs. ThOrne to the OsculatOry caresses
OF the Frenchman-hug for hug kiss
for kiss. The doctor decides for the
latter alternative, but to save his wife
from the indignity Of paying the debt
OF honor, he engages a young actress
TO impersonate her. and flees with
the fictitious Mrs. Thorne To a fash
iOnable watering place. The French
man puts In his appearance there,
and so do others not expected. The
fun 0f the farce mounts higher and
higher, but IS kept clean throughout.
The score of this new comic opera in
cludes such catchy numbers as
Something Seems matchmaking -
Jim" Loves own Kiss" I'm
Through With Roaming Romeos,"
Chi Chi" mot Now, But Later"
Come Hitler Eyes" Il Know Your
Husband Very Well" and "Dixiana
Rise" which have found their way
10 the Orchestras and the phono-
graphs.
The company includes a large
chorus of richly gOwned girls, who
live up TO the picturesque stage set
tings. the frenzy of the perfume and
the magic of the melodies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-07
3 AT The THEATERS 9|

at last enabled To secure. This com
pany has never before PLAYED an en-
gagement at these prices and it is
said TO far outdistance the average
stock organization both i'm talent and
i'm point of numbers. Their opening
bill is The Girl Question up-to-date. %
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-07
MAJESTIC THEATER

The new bin at the Majestic begin
ming Monday includes a good array of
vaudeville talent comprising an all
girl show. The program is headed by
Maggie LeClaire, a character come
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-07

On account Of unfair labor and
wage conditions the following Red
Line drivers. Sid Cohen Clarence
Fleck, Roscoe Nikols. oral kreieh-
baum. Charles Freese. Jack Hopper.
Joe Pave. have declared strike. Pa
s-ons should be governed accordingly.
-AdVt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-07

MONDAY MARCH 9th-"Some White Hope" Vtagraph comedy
Engineers PERIL featuring Helen Holmes; "a Night Out reel
Enay funny Charles Chaplin In the Hands of the jury
Kalem
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-07

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1Oh-Tenth episode of 'The Exploits of
Elaine parts Current
Americans" comedy; Maryrdom three reel Lubn
with Arthur Johnson and Loie Bisco.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-07

Thursday MARCH llt"oGary the Royal Mounted three reel
Edith Ned s Rankin Pathe Daily News
Husbands two eIdram
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-07

TUESDAY, MARCH 9h-"A Daughter of the People" five reel
drama featuring Laura Sawyer and Frederick DeBeev "The
Fable of the Cold Gray Dawn of the Morning After by George AIDE
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-07
FRIDAY MARC

FRIDAY, MARCH 2George Klne presents Mrs Leslie Carter her
in the
baker Iheater CHICAGO; paying there Is