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: : : TO THE USERS OF GAS! Tho only fuel that wall as economy, for fuel, cooking Notice is hereby given Mint, whereas the St. Johns Gas Light & Heat Company arc about to begin laying their mains through the streets of St. Johns, the rcsiclentsdcsiriug to secure same will please leave application for the use of Gas at the St. Johns Review. Applications will be accepted by this office, and by making such an application at once, it will insure our going with mains in your street. This company will begin laying mains to connect consumers only in streets where jrcoplc nre ready to receive the same. There is no obligation on your part by making application for the use of the gas. It will only give us the necessary information of the streets that are desir ing same, and upon such information such streets will be equip ped with gas mains first. The residents upon streets that arc making no applications will be kept to the last. If you have never used gas for cooking purposes, try it. You will use nothing else. Applications for the use of gas will be accepted at the St. Johns Review, St. Johns. St, Johns Gas Light & Heat Company, (OREGON'S p OPPORTUNITY a Colonist Unlcs from nil parts of the United States and Canada to nil 0 parts of Oregon and the Northwest will be ngain put into effect by 1 THE OREGON RAILROAD A. NAVIGATION 8 COMPANY AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. W Much in Oregon I MARCH 1, 1808 f and will continue daily throughout March and April. g l-'roni the principal cities of the Middle West the rates will be ns follows: b'roin Chicngo St. I.ouis Kansas City ...it.1H.00 .. .15.00 .. .10.00 CorresNiMiliiig rules from nil plwisuru nt nil poiuU III Otegiiu. The Colon M Itnlu is the grtnttut of nil honiubuihturs. Ouron has unlimited tcMiiircurt mid liitds more pinplc who iknltv lionioi itmi larger oiKirIiinllkii. Oirumi wiilr t-nn Mvoiiipllill lf mllil irnill lijr lirintillnu Hid niHiiliiiilly to nil Ihr Htttlil, Hrml lliriotn lllrinliitr ulilnn irllnl.tr liiliiiiiiull.nl nlnml I lie ilntr, Inr nuil vtlilv. Cull mi tli- nlMnr intll.Nt.lv lur il II FARES CAN llrtr nt IihhicII ilnlint Any turnl I. niilliutlnl lunntil llir ininlirl ilrl unit Id rttiMI'li Ikktl I mill)' Miii. mil 1111 il. h 000hh:iOOOOo00Xm:0 Keep Bright and You WILL KEEP BUSY Htcctrlc Light is the luaguel that draws trade. The bright stole is the "hypnotic eye" of business. People can no mine resist the attraction of 11 brilliant, Electrically lighted store than they can icsist the clarion call of 11 brass baud. Is your comH.'titor with the Klcctiicnlly illuminated show windows, bright interior and sparkling Klcctric Sign getting 1111 advantage over you ? The moth never (hitters around the uiiliglited ciiudle! Wp-to-date Moies nowadays consider shop-window lighting a ucccHMty. whether they remain ocu after dntk or not. Couietitioii fences modern methods. A show window brilliantly illuminated witli Klcctric light will make many 11 sale "the night before," Klcctric light coiiiels attention, makes cisy the examination of your display, shows goods in detail nuil fabrics in their true colors. And don't neglect the Klcctric Sign. It is soliciting "tomorrow's" business every moment it is lighted burning your name in the public mind. It is a solicitor that never becomes weary never stops work costs little. Call Telephones: Alain 66SS, A lo75 for Information. Portland Railway Light and Power Co. FIRST AND ALDER STREETS PORTLAND OREGON OvXXXXXKH THE PENINSULA BANK St. Johns, Oregon. Capital f35.000.00 Surplus S lutuiust paid on s It Was No Cyclone Hut a gentle zephyr of 15 eases of Selz Shoes, the popular "Royal Blue" that blew into Couch cc Co s store this week. COUCH Phone I'niou 4066. St. Johns Lumber Co. Has all kinds of lumber, kiln Also slab wood, Timbers of Get your winter's wood now Insurei cleanllneee, am Nothing la equal to It or lighting purposoe. I;rom Council niufTs if.10.00 Omaha .10.00 St. I'jiul .10.00 other lliistirn xliits. StoNivers at I iitfMiy BE PREPAID Kit urH, I' nuctit.or mMirM WM. MoMUnRAY litlirlnl rMriirr Alirnt, riullmiil, ()lr((Oll for a crusher 011 the west side j ,500.00 savings deposits. J aft a sft & CO. :oo 20S Philadelphia street. aK W4 dried anil otherwise. all sizes cut to order. and save trouble. The New Directory. riierc never was a directory printed that ever we heard of that did not have errors in it some where. We think it is a physical mposslbility. We checked tins matter over ns carefully ns we could and strange as it may seem to Feme people who have never had more than one thing to think of at a tunc we have overlooked the names of some we arc familiar with. Uy reference to the last two leaves of the book it will be seen that we were able to make some corrections before it was completed. :ted. o Now. the best that we can d to have every one report to this ofilce anv name we have not been able to secure that should show in the book and any correction that should be mnde. These we will nr nt in the Review and they can be cut out and placed in the dircc torv. Wc will be glad to do this, so, instead of pouting because your come in nnd tell us. We have learned a great deal more than we knew nhot.nl.o directory business when "7 .i" V. ;r. ...t ... wc ill ill uii: u, u..v. .....y ,v. WC Slltlll be nhlC to DCIiellt Uy our exj)erience. The binding of the d rectory was clone by J.OVCloy & Lincoln of Portland and is a ucai, ! Inh. V ' . . ..... . Ally omissions or iiiimiikit.i mm occur therein should he charged to I. A. Ciddwcll, who made the can- vass. Next yearn thoroughly ex- perleuced rxiiii.nvui.r tl' in ll .irni III the field, nnd any mistakes that - - I occur now will be corrected then. Assessment Not Equitable. Kditor Review: Who is the man that Axes the valuation on St. Johns property for taxation pur poses? Now for instance in 1900 my house in which I live was not 1 w. painted when the when the assessor came 1 around nnd it was assessed $100 ior iiii)rovciiienis, mu ociore ue 1.... 1 i... made his rounds in 1907 I had my house painted up nt a cost of about fjo and he assessed it at $200 thus doubling my luxes on improve-1 ments just because I hnd my house paimeii. 1 11011 1 oeneve 11 pays u paint your house. Again for 1907 lots 11 mid 12 in block 17, I'oiiit- view were assessed at $460 witli no improvements, which is at team $60 more than they would ever have brought when prices were uie uigiiesi, wuue mis 331 34. 35 anil 36, block 16, Pointview, with mprovenients was only assessed nt -t. 00. me latter property would bring 1 1000 more readily than the former would ?joo. These are only three cases but could be multiplied many times. Is not St. Johns entitled to be represented on uie assessor s lorce oy some one that understands hi. Johns values f Ue.sectfully, S. C. Cook. Rock Crusher Needed. 1 ue question 01 uie roan miicuiiie .. 1 .. and crusher came up at the council meeting last 'lucsday evening, riiisisoueof the iiio.il Important questions to which our jK-opIe can give their attention. We must have better streets if we would continue to tio ouiy me voiuuie i business we are now doing, for if .t . . . 1 1.. ii. . 1 they are not we will soon have them worn out so as to be Impass- nble. To make them good will require thousands of tons of crtisiiett Moue. 1 ms win nave to benpplietl properly ami to do so the necessary machines to be purcliasetl by win 11 tve uie city. Crushed rock procured point available today is Iroill any SO costly as tt prevent its use. With n loca of the river and n free ferry the crushed rock could be placed on any of our streets for ft. 75 per yard, and the saving between that 111111 me 11e.11 puce wc nave oeeit offered, 2. 25 would soon pay for the entire outfit. Mrs. Hotelier Entertains. A very pleasant evening was siHmt at the home of Mr. and Mrs. l-rauk Fletcher on Willamette boulevard last Saturday night. Music ami games were pleasing features of entertainment, Later in the evening a large kettle of old-fashioned taffy was distributed among the guests that each one might have a taste of "lengthened sweetness long-drawn out, as well I as tne pleasure ot retiuclug tlie sticky mess to a consistency that would enable the "pullers" to handle it with safety and ease. Must ns logical to compel a certaiu Those participating were; Mr. and Mrs. Carlton, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Metcher, Messrs. b. J. and George Donaldson, W. A. trout, Hamilton 1 Metcher, Donald Rose, James : Metcher, Misses Ruby Hoover, Adria Htirkhart, Clara Heller. Our Charges. As ts customary, we will charge for card of thanks, 50c; for lions of respect, St.oo; for resolu- notices of church or lodge entertainments, suppers, sociables, etc., where there are charges for admission, 5c per hue, but where there are no charges for these events, we will break the rule and insert them free. We make this announcement so that our good friends may understand our rule in this respect. llring iu your job printing. COMMUNICATED. St. Johns, Oregon, February 17 iqoB. Hditor Review: Never was it more true than at the present time, that "Kternal vigilance is the price of liberty. The almost uni vcrsal demand for religious legisla tion shows that people arc forget ting the grand and glorious prin ciples taucht in Judea by the author of liberty himself; and cm bodied in the constitution of this government; and which have made it one of the best, if not indeed the very best government in the world's history. I refer to the principles of liberty and equal rights. Lib- erty includes freedom of action, with a recognition of the equal rights of others. Majorities have no right to laws granting to them selves privileges which are denied the minority: for the principle of equality is thereby violated, and In case unless this principle is rccogu there ts no protection from tvrannv of the maiontv in case i. rtinnu. m f.vnrrii it. Tim L0ldcn rule is also violated by the ..r f -..itSnc , r now Ior ,nslncc WOUIU our iriCllUS ...110 are tulvocatlllL' StllldnV laws, he t0 imvc aw3 enacted compel- lintr ttipm tn rpfrn 11 from abor oil lsamc other dnv of the week: thus t : 1' ,...',,l 1 i"iiwoiUK vu HIV.111 i w.(u... nno-soventh of their ncomef No: Sundav inws ,VOrk an iniusticc to nn.l nhrhhrp ihn llhcrtics of -11 i that thev denv the ind v d- ...1 .1 f.-t.. .1 -I I 1 1 1 1 I Lilt: I II' II 1 1 1 J LI1UV.1L Uft V. 1 1 II 1 1 1 . 1 . 111 .HI . . , . 111s reunion. 1 ncy uic uiiinj.n.11 iu the true spirit of Christianity in that they seek to compel religion; a thine that the author of the christian religion never did. His gosK-l was and is: "Whosoever will may come;" and "Choose ye this day whom ye will serve." He sets before man the results of his choice but leaves him free to exer cise it. One of the arguments made in favor of Sunday laws is that thev nre "for the irood of the 1 . . - ... laborimr man:" but to compel a nmn to refrain from labor or amuse- mLiit.4 "for his irood." is to take UWay his right of private judgment n ,nattcr thnt pertains solely to h,s ow K00ti, Of course the labor- lur ,,, i1Ils come to be unite a "pet lamb" especially when he is I wanted to "blent" thromrh his bab 0t nt the polls. QUr couucilmcu are certainly to be commended for the stand they took regarding the recent proposed Sunday ord nance. Councils ore ,,0t created to decide religious con- troversies. I say religious cou trovers es. because t ie nuest on as I t0 whether Sunday is the Sabbath 0r not Is at lenst a controverted one. wtu the entire weight of scripture argument in favor of a different day. That Sunday laws are ndvo- M,,.,l u-eniise of the stmnosed re- Ulmoiis character of the dav and fro, b other reason is too plain to need contradiction. In the re cent agitation here for an ordinance prohibiting skating rinks, billiard iinrlor.H and nool rooms from oner- !. .1 . . nt ntr on Sunday, the dea was Ljiven that it was because of the noise made bv the rink in the vieinitv of some of the churches that disturbed worship. If thai wns the reason why not have asked that the ordinance nlso nrohibit tlte . - ---- . . - 1 rink oicratiuK on Thursday night when prayer meeting is held? If it iu,d even been in the interests of the vounir neonle's morals, reason would demand that these nlaces of n nuestionable character be closed toiet lien and not s mn v 011 Sun- ,jay, thus tacitly admitting that it is jK-rlectly right for them to oper- atc on a oti,er jays of the week. There is another tiliase of the nuestion nnd thnt is that worshln. plug congregations are already pro- ected by law from real disturbance 0u all days alike. The fact is that the whole fabric 0f religious legislation is built upon .1,,. intolerant nrincmle of MI want M0 therefore you must. I would not in the least immien the motives of those who are advo cating Sunday laws. Some of the best people of our country are working in the cause: they see that reforms are needed, and perhaps their time has been so fully taken up with other matters that they have only looked on one side of this question. To them I would say: " on cannot make people re- ligious by civil law; you can make hypocrites by compelling them to outwardly observe the forms of religion; but true religion ts a mat- ter of the heart and conscience;! and an individual is amenable to uoti only, aim not tne civil powers, for his religious belief." People need rest every day and it would be amount of rest each day as a cer- tain amount each week. Respect- fully, J. M. Meiklejohu. A man with a wooden leg stuck the artificial member into a con cealed bear trap recently near Les ter, Wusli., and nearly troze to death before beiug lound and re leased. He should congratulate! himself that it was tiot the other leg that got caught, or he might be wearing two wooden legs iustead of one. TIME TABLE O. R. & N. Union Depot. Portland. No. 3 Chicago Special leaves 8:30 a. w, No. 4 Spokane Flyer leaves at 7.-00 p. ui, No. 6 Kanas City Kxp. leaves 7:40 p. tu. No. S Local Fa&seugcr leaves S:oo a. tu. No, 1 Chicago Special arrives 8:30 p. m, No, 5 Kansas City Bxp. arrives 9,45 a. ui. No. 7 Local Passenger arrive 5MJ p. ui. CHURCH NOTICES. llaptist church H. A. Leonard, pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching nt 11 n. m. 11. Y. P. U. 7 p. ui. Preaching at a p. in. Methodist church P. u. Young, pas tor. Sunday school 10 n. in.; preaching nt tin, tu. nnd 8 p. in. Kpworth League at 7 p. in, Holy Cross Catholic church, Portsmouth Station: 8:15 n. in., low man; 10:15 a.m., high mass; 7:30 p. m,, vespers nnd bene diction. Christian church Meets every Sundny in liickiicr's nan ns loiiows: Sunday school at ion. 111.; preaching at 11 a. 111. ntul 8 1 p. in., and Y. 1'. S. C. 15. meeting nt 7 p. 111. k. J. joniisoii, pastor. St. Andrew's Knisconnl Chanel. Uni Va-' W',11' K- 1,owcll, SunV,ny whooTntYlnVn'btc dim 7 p. m.; I.cnlou services every l'riday at 10 a. in, Uvnngcllcal church Sunday school at 10 n. in. Preaching it n, tu. Junior K, h. C. K. 3:30 p, tu.; Senior K. I.. C. V.. 7 p. in. Preaching nt 8 p. 111. Chester P. Gates, pastor. l'irst congret'ational unircli o. w. raffiSw meeting Thursday at 7:30 p. 111. A sent meeting limrsnny nt 7:30 p. in. a scat a welcome to nil. itantUt Church, yiilvcnlty 1'ark. Ucv. A' WnlU, pastor. Regular services " cry summy morning mm evening. Gerlllnl. IlntUl church-Service hchl ench Kun.liiv nl IlonlUt church nsfollimii! Sunday school a p. m., preaching ntj p. kcv. l-numcni, pnsior. I'crnmu i.u 1 cwi -services nt a p. 111. every 11m mm intra hutiany in me Lot.- i.rcL'nl onnl c Hire 1. All (-.entmtn nre con nllv Hv id. n well n nnv lm im. dcrstnml the German language. Rev. nuccwer, pastor. . V ? 1 .lencc-hociciy meeting iiuiiiii m 111 ruiK b ilhiiii.-iii.l-, oiiil- I J J I I .1.1.. n .... ...... I .... . .. , u a. in. Plant an ad. in The St. Johns Review and watch your business grow. O YEARS' EXPERIENCE TRAOC IVIARRS DC0IQN COPVniOHTB Ac. Anrnnt fnttng tk.lrh nd df.frlp lnn to qnlrllr urtruin ntir oinnmn lint li Hli.r an Invanllnn ! Itrubftblv 1 nan. .1 rtvi lj niiiuu f piino.l.lill.l. HANUBUOH ol.TkldlM r plfniil iiipmunira. l.ntlr.a. (Jlilt.t aii.iicr lur.-uniiri'U.nn. I'aunu Ui.n ibmuuli Munn A Co rtctlrt tfttulntflti, without cii.rno, lutti SCKNtific jHfticricati. A)iuidiomlrlllntriM we.klr. Ifrant H uiaiiui. til Miir pcivniiuo I'luriiB., , n Mn (our niontljt, L SoM brll nJlr. UNNCO."'B'NeVVTQrK OB W Dh ntUUKlWi U U. The Smith Pn Typewriter has widened its market un til it includes the whole civil ized world; has become the typewriter of over 300,000 operators and has, during 1906, broken every previous record of sales, because it has from the beginning best met every typewriter need. THE trl-color feature of the Smith Premier Typewriter is recog nized as the greatest Im provement In modern type writer construction yet in providing It, none of the strong fundamental fea tures, for vhich the Smith Premier has always been noted, have been sacrificed. Complete literature on re quest. THE SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRITER COMPANY SYRACUSE. N. Y. Portland Office, 247 Stark Street 7Pff fill Mflf lefPi' f WVII II Ctl ITlCftl IVVl 11 Holbrook Ulock. Sec us for the Choicest Cuts of the Best Meats Obtainable. Orders Filled and Family Trade Solicited T. P. WARD, Proprietor. I BENNETT'S Cash Market C. W. IJKNNltTT, Prop. As you may be aware, I have recently taken charge of the business here myself, and am doing STRICTLY CASH business, which enables me to furnish my customers the best meat at reduced prices, as I t X J save the expense of bookkeep ing, nnd nlso as I do no de livering the customer gets the benefit of the money thus saved. Come in and inspect our meats and get our prices. t Bennetts Cash Market i , , 1 ; t "'Plin tilnrn twlir you get more lor X less money J. K. KII.KUNNY O. I.. KPPS St. Johns Electric Works 203 South Jersey St. ALL VARIIiTIGS OF Electrical Installation and Repairing Promptly At tended to by Exp rls. Motors and dynamos repaired, and all kinds of electrical work done at satisfactory prices. Esti mates given and sugges tions furnished. No work too difficult no job too small. : 4 : x HARDWARE I As well as the other t kinds of Hardware is OUR HOBBY o We arc making the hard ware business our study, and it's not how cheap we can buy but how good, and wc must have the quality. Our Universal Stoves and Ranges nre ns good ns the ni:ST mnft. Our mixed paints nre the Acme quality kind. Hendricks Hardware COMPANY. No. 1 1 1 Ihirlingtou street SUAIAIONS. IN TIMt CIRCl'IT COURT OI TUB STATU Of ORBOON, COUNTY Ol' MULTNOMAH: Charlie Scliulu, Plaintiff II vs. i SUMMONS Mnry Scliulu, Defendant. To Mary Scliulu, the nbove named I)c- lemlaiit: In the name of the state of Orccon. you nre hereby required to annear and answer the complaint filed against you ill the above entitled Court and suit, within six (6) weeks from the dale of the first publication of this summons, to wit: from January 17, 190S; ami If you fall so to appear and answer or otherwise nleail to said suit, that plaintiff above named will apply to the above named court for the relief ilematuleil in his complaint. to wit: for a decree forever dissolvinir tne uoiuis 01 matrimony now existing between the plaintiff anil yourself, anil absolutely divorcinc plantitl from vou ami for such other and further relief as to the court may seem Just and equitable. This summons is published pursuant to the order of the Honorable I. ll.Clelaml. Juilije o( the above entitled circuit court, made hi open court in this cause, on January 15, 190S, which order prescribes that this summons shall be published iu the St. Johns Review once a week for a period not less than six (6) weeks, Tlte first publication of this summons was made 011 January 17. 100S. the last nubli. cation thereof will be February 38, 190S. ii. n. v.uu,iKK, Ay lor rialnttlf, If you want job printing done at once, bring it in now. AN OFFICIAL DIRECTORY DR. L. E. STORY Formerly In the Holbrook block, St. Johns, has opened offices at 901 and 902 Corbelt tlulldlnjr, Sth and Morrison Streets, Portland. S. H. GREENE Attorney-at-Law. Office: Room 9, Drecdcn Build ing, corner Third nnd Washington streets, Portland, and Room 35, Hol brook Mock, St. Johns. Phone: Pacific 2098. Residence: St. Johns j HENRY E. COLLIER Lawyer. I Rooms in the Holbrook building, j St. Johns, Oregon, 1 . Joseph AlcChcsncy, M. D. j PHYSICIAN AND SURQEON Day and Nleht Office In McChesncy Dlock Thon WoodUwn 41$ ST. JOHNS, OREQON DR. L. Q. HOLLAND, PHYSICIAN AND SURdEON Residence: 435 Williams Ave, riionc Kast 6x63. Office: Hol brook Ilrick l)lock,raoun3ntHl4 riionc Kast 3689. St. Johns, .... Oregon Dr W. 0. HARTEL, DENTIST Crown nnd Ilriilgc Work n Specialty Kootns 1 mid 2, Holbrook Dlock, St. Johns. Dr. MARY MacLACHLAN Physician and Surgeon. Office In Holbrook's Dlock. Residence, 215 Hayes street, l'lioiic Scolt 6995. OSCAR DeVAUL, M. D Office tiouti, 9 to . in., 1 to J p. m. Office riiotit, Scolt 1104. Kc.Utnce l'hone, Union i'n. Odlre In Unlrtrtlly Park Dnig Store. J. R. VVEIMER Transfer and Storage Your Patronage Solicited 105 Hast llurllngton street, St. Johns. Bon Ton Barber Shop MA.NSI'liai) & KAKMLltlN. l'irst cIiim work nix! clean hot towels for patrons, Hnlr cutting n sticclnlty. Agents for West Coust Laundry. Jersey street St. Johns e.c.monnich PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING Kstimates Furnished 1009 Monteith St. St. Johns, Or. Darling & Barnett CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS 1 414 Smith St. St. Johns, Ore. J II. DUCK ANDY K1IKK BLACK & KERR Building Contractors Han and l!.lhnlt. I'uml.licJ. LAUREL LODGE No. 186 I. O. O. F. ST. JOHNS, OHCQON Meets each Monday evening In Odd follows hall, at 8:00. Visitors welcomed. II. S. Simmons, N. G, K. n. Holcomb, Secretary. Holmes Lodge No. 101 KMUIITS OP PYTHIAS. Meets every Friday night at 7:30 o'clock at I.O.O.B. nan, visitors always wel. come. Geo. R. Black, C. C. J. H. lllack.K, R.S. Fraternal Brotherhood. Meets every Friday night hi M. W. A. Hall. S. 1. bchelter. president: las. II. Gee, secretary. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. In order to Insure a change of ad vertlsement the copy for such change should reach this office not later than Wednesday, at 3 o'clock p. m. Please remember this and aave the printer Street Car Time Table. Leave 3d & Aider. Leave St. Johns. a.m; A.M. P.M. 5 45 1135 615 6 05 1 1 40 6 30 636 13 00 640 640 13 206jO 650 "4 710 7 co 1 00 7 30 7 15 1 18 7 5o 7 30 1 36 8 10 7 50 I 54 8 30 8 10 3 13 8 30 8 35 3 30 9 10 8 40 3 48 9 30 8 55 3 06 9 50 9 10 3 34 10 10 9 35 3 4 10 30 9 4 A 00 1 1 00 9 55 4 o 1130 10 la 440 13 00 1035 500 3 so 1040 5 5 1330 55 5 35 1 30 " 5 55 A.M. A.M. A.M. P.M. 5 45 II 30 5 48 6 03 1 1 45 6 00 6 35 13 00 6 13 640 l3 3opa6 3o 7 co 13 40 6 48 7 15 1 00 706 7 30 1 18 7 34 7 45 I 36 7 43 8 00 1 34 8 00 815 3 13 830 S 30 3 30 8 40 843 34S 900 900 306 9 30 9 5 3 S4 9 4o. 9i 3 4 10 00 9 45 4 00 10 30 1000 418 1040 1015 436 1100 1030 454 1130 10 45 5 10 13 00 1 00 5 34 13-30 II 15 5 36 "45 St. Johns Ferry Time Card. Leave East Side f A. M.V 6:xa. i-m 8:00, 9:00, 10:00, 1 1:00, tlxxjM. P. M. I.-CO, 3o, jmo, 4:00, 4:30, 5:30, 6l30. Leave West Side (A. v L;-rrf ... 8:30. 0:30. io:.v. 1 mo. i. m i'XV 1:30, ayo, 3:30, 4:30, 3:10, 6w, 6yo, 'laic irfsrtlk' 1P
