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Newspaper Page TextA CRACK AT BRYAN Uncle D.im CnlkltiH handed its n copy of ttii National Tribune last wook which contained llio following nitlclo, but which wns overlooked hbcntiRo of llio hurry Incident to be lug n llttlo Into In getting out. Wo ro peat tho nrtlclo not becouso wc think thcro la anything In It Hint will hurt Mr. Urynn, but becnuso Undo Dan wished It printed, Wo do not think Urynn would bo ho unwise nB to Bay anything Hint would reflect til on tho boys of'Cl, for tho reason that ho Is not so foolish ns to bo Ignorant of tho hundreds of tliotm OOOOOOOOOOOO SOCIALIST COLUMNS These two columns have been leased by the Socialists of St. Johns. They will furnish mid edit their own matter, and the editor of the Review will in nowise be responsible for anything Pi Hint may appear ench week under this heading. ooooooocxjooos Socialist meetings every Wednesday evening at 7:30, at 424 Brunswick Everybody welcome. Tho socialists nro nccused of being nnds of ndmlrora of tho old soldiers, Mosed U religion, and they know who would glvo him tho double "HUrco of thnt accusation It Is. Moss Instantly wo ho to do bo. Ilrl m,ul0 throiiKh Ignorntice.but with Thcro Is no man on oorth who has deliberate, purpose. They aro also n greater lovo for tho old soldiers awnro tlint tllor nro others who tbnn tho writor, yet ono tlmo we luaho chnrso who nro In utter sr.ld: "Tho old soltllors nro a pack iKnornnco In regard to tho socialist ot tho biggest fools I over saw In Philosophy, but who niako tho charge my llfol' Now if that much hndbeon B,,,,I'ly becauso 'X Is banded to thorn tiuotod and nothing moro, tho boys "'om nbovo nnd therefore muBt bo res would bnvo boon nftor our sculp, but I'tnble, o t.i.iy accept It without we snld mora, we Haiti: 'II' TIIHY 'ItieBtlon, nnd In that respect they tin VOTJ2 TOR THAT MAN," rofor- 0,My '""rks; whereas, by ti llttlo In trifr to a man who hnd been active vistlgatlon from tho platform of tho In it fight against hoiiio pensions I"1'1?. In nny wutitry, that tho so that wcro po.i.lljg which were ospec- clnllstn reanrd Kdlglon as a private li.lly desorvliif? at Hint tlmo nnd the Mr'"'r. Whether I see a got! In every man In question wns up for topro. frc of "aturo that 1 do not under, sentnlivo. Wo t.ro glad to say.too, "d ! anclonts.or whether that bo wini defeated by llio hoys I rotluco It to tho "puro spirit" or hi hllln 1111,1 lliidr frl.iil.lH. Hn. with. HlC hlllllOIl llllll.l Of tllO prOHOIIt Ik out knowing nil tho context mid the (jlrctinuiliiiiueH IcndliiK tip to tho lit tetnnco, If llryini over u Herod Hit' the words, wu would bo very slow to glvo them a particle of credence for the reason that llryini Is a Hhrow nobody's business but my own, but If I attempt to foist my views upon tho people, without further proof thai tho bare assertion , then It Imme diately becomes somebody's business, bicatisu I attempt to glvo n special innn, ami would not say such tiling wncoptlon of thu world a general up. oven If bo thought thoui, knowing the IllOVlUblo ooiiim.lirlirw. Tho lllpplur follows: IMItnr National Till.tinoi I note your remarks In iiwuo of .Inly I' about thu "itanvor pension plnnk ' It It nut surprlMliiK bow somu poo plo can hwIiik nrouiid to Hull tho oe cihlou? And Mr. Urynn Ihiio oxcop plication and am thereforo In error. Wo know that different times mill different people) have had different tho beginning of his dnyB. Suste nance and uppnrel ho must wrest fror her. Tho whip of dlro necessity In h'.-r band shestnndB over him nnd on her whims and frowns his existence depends. It wnt. the tyranny of na ture which gavo religion that prey dcmlnnnt Influenca over tho soul of man. ltcliglon promised him relief from tho benvy 'innd of nnturo. How long mid anxiously did Judaism wait fur the kingdom of tho Messiah "Con sldcr tho ravens; for they neither sow nor reap, and God fecdoth them, law much nro yo better than tho fowlB" Praying and fasting nro tho it cans recommended by Christianity agnltiHt tho Inborn helplessness of man. Through the whoto of tho mid dle nges that nlvlco was faithfully nc cd upon, until its futility becamo mat IfcBt With tho aptenraiica of Luther leliglous thought changes. Ho pro claimed Hint Christ had performed for us In heavenly grace our salvation thus relegntlng sacred exercises to Holidays, chiefly and giving weok dny for sober work. Ills challenge to the iiicdovlnl church heralds tho era of lidiistrlnl actlvlcy oven though his fcltowers misrepresented his teach ings and though I.uther himself left $3,000 Worth of Crockery and Glassware at 40c, 50c, 75c and 80c on the Dollar Cost price cuts no figure in this re.igions corrosponiiing to tneir pinne ,H WOrk hut hnlf finished It Is of civilization, and thot fact Is true nevertheless true that with tho rof- i tho present dny, tonseipiontly.tbnt urination man starts out on a now religion is not fixed mid eternal but wirthiy practlce.tbo snlvatlon through Is lonstantly changing with tho pro- Mm witi,0iit oxnctly giving up his Cross of tho race, that "tho dovel-1 t..ori,.M nbont lu..iven workH.nccu. Hon to thu iul. In November, I Mill, opniont of religion menus Its dlsso- n.ulntes wealth, and with tho nccii- union, unit is, wnon it lias ruimiuti tmintoI wealth ho rises to the Its mission It is, llko all other forms i,, of I1UW conception, to tho oT tho universe, destined to pnssnwa: KHpui f HcMi bllvatlon.4' Inoreforo wo ro-illo Hint It would be "Work Is tho name of tho now Uo- 0'iwlw of energy to oppose ll.because ,ieemer. Ho did not como to his glory everything Is right In Its tlmo nnd ,,cnt0 m miraculous way, l,u'- He Is born In pains and grown up In No.lhe Hoclnllst Is not oiiposetl to irU(fK0 ,IM arrilctloii and In sorrow. lellglon, nut lie Is opposed to though It Is ho who clvlllxes man I'lirelilsm as distinguished from ro. , t.(m,H for ,,m ,, com,IB WU lulou they nro iiiiallorahly oppose.! , promHO , (ny hm from to mi orgnnliteil hunch of coininerclal .hu hntl.,H ,)f I.vur.. ,.,, .ictiiutlv I wroto mi article for a IochI papei eellliiK tho iMJinrsdus' Mlteiitlon to lilt hitter of Nov. IK, IMS, In which he hrIiI, ' Ono eminut help liylng eur Iriis to know how trinity iiioru yean Hui which fMlH ItMlf la Jin ml b) l will lake Co uxhniist the (tunero Hon which fiMili Itwlf hurt by tin war. It Is hii To to my that novel did n generation display sittli re iiiiirkubto loiiKovlty, I hhIiI then ui.d 1 lolUreUi now, Hist to vote for a man who could ox promt hlmiwll thus Is to aektiowUtlMo that thosi pti'atri iiiiiniH'radlng under tho gulst ofrellKloi'.anil using tho sacreil mime old tltiyH of lil-'CIS woro it delusion f religion, end tho Influeiico they ami a snnro. Alice f ei hint city, Mo," C. ItlKloy, Jef THE 8POHT3MEN RCTURN Hon It. (!. Oiiich letiirneil IhhI ThurMlny from s ten ttnys trip li. tho eiHist iiingH of inininlslim li tin I I nit and fishing. Ho iviHirls n flm t'lno mill a diwr m a nnvnrd for liu h J'k ' '! with them, ami It possess over tho people through It to further their own political anil (leounmlo onds, reganllehs of the li isry of tho bi'lniuo of tho people Tlioso aro tho fellows that Iohu no opportunity to prejiidluo tho minds of tho people against Hnclallsm ami Keep them In Ignorance, for they kuo If tho peoplo becomo eiillghteuetl Is prowtNu. lit sent from hero YmiuliM ami Nwnort, cronMotl i.ry ai it Mi (PM I' ffoitt there Newport to Wullpint slid tliete he took (bo phi k h.irsM lit Vuluitu crtwk vUie u- hk.k u Hr'l Ihit milliliitf but a enyust ol ig sin! orli'ite ooHld i'llwli up Into the inouiiUlns where the dwtti' hy Dtolr pluygrotiuili mid vhr while mii itimu but iniet la a Hntrtltm. 'I'heto lui ouJoytMi iintuiu at flrat IimuiIm. Urother Coueli coiiium bxuk to wink with ixgratn ltn loi"'lie iieiineriaeiy too, w nun mi in- Ihel- 'auciMif it labor tlay In our own little I, I lew it, of how soilcltoiiu they are that the lambs may not get next to the Piecing procettH. They lnte stu'led this and Hie so tl.illstH are ready nnd propose to glvt Ibeui all Hint Is coiiilni; to them, we ileltt hypotTHey In any form mid Hn si.ectiicle of men pulling long facet tiinl potilng as fo'lowers of the ltwl) Nuxsilue, when If ho emiio to I'nrt Imidthny would bo the first to order yenrs tnken off his ago. Ho think htm Ht l' Kolloy'H Initio iih a vug, li bo took mioh h trlt Ibnw or four Ih dlsKUstliiK, nu.l If they aro follow Units a ytwr ho would get to Im ho young In a yoar or two that hU ultlukora would tuftmt to grow- ami h wtrtild haw to tltt tU t'ttt and eiMiui nut ogKlu. J. It. ICHtr.hUi wlfo, two news, Andy Mini his wife, A Wx without M wife, Mr, llolttu and Lintlly an "tie mules," lb Utter providing tlt ittHwHinry inuHH of liMstiHJ'.Iiui for the bunch. Hint went out oh Hut Nelmleiii for u liuullng and litilitujf trip about two weeks ago mill rviurnvd 1'tl dny. The) sy thy oIihmnI .b f'tlve dMr mid 1'tred I be wary .teulfroiu bis pe In lug li I in they have fallen so far be hind that they have entirely lost sigh if his principle Of course this wli; ln rt'senlod mid called another at ImIi on religion, but though they ro cited it tieed it yan1 long to us we don't take much stock In assertions. e look to peoples' actions they show v nut people believe ami thosu peoplo ..i Hon led us to believe their god U t'loperty and uot'ilitg else. This Inn unngo may sound harsh, but If peepli Mil look they will find plenty or el djiipo In support of the assertion, and If that Is not enough gel a copy shows hint tho longed for new laud from afar, yet tho crown of thorns (i on his brow n ml tho cross of con tempt Is on ills hhoitlilers. "Wo deal hero with the salvation of t'laiikluil In thu truest sense of tho word. If there Is anything holy.ltere westantl before tho holy of holies, I' Is neither n fetish nor tho ark of tho 'covenant , neither n tabernacle iter it monstrance. It Is tho real pos itive salvation jf tho whole civil lud humanity. This snlvtlon wns neither Invented nor revealed but It has grown :'. of the accumulated labor of history. It consists In the wuiltb of today which arose glorious ii.tl iltuilliig In tho lights or science ut of tho darkness or barbarism, out or tho opprenslou.supeiHtltlou am irisery or the people.out or human flesh ami bloo I to save humanity, Tit wraith In all its palpable reality Is the solid foundation of the hope of socialism, "What iithorlcs the peoplo to bo th vo In the salvation from the long :t'os of torture nay, not only bellove In but to see It, and actively to strlv foi It Is, tho (airy llko productive powet the prodigious fertility of hu innii labor,! ho svrcts which wo have wriiiti; from nature In tho magic for Grand Clearing Sale Nothing Reserved This is your golden opportunity to stock up at little cost Compare our prices with those of the big department stores 50-piece Dinner Set, Semi-Porcelain, gold nnd floral decoration, value $ to, this sale $5-75 5o-piecc Dinner Set, seiiii-porcclnin, gold nnd two color floral decoration, value $15, this sale 6.25 56-piece Dinner Set, Johnson Bros.' Kuglish blue ware, value $15, this sale 7.88 42-piecc Cottage Set, n bargain nt $4 50, this, sale 3,88 42-piccc Cottage Set, two color decoration and gold trimmed, value -f6, this sale 4.50 56-piece Dinner Set, gold baud nnd two color wreath pattern, Ktiowlcs' best ware, value $15, this sale, . . . v. . 7.88 Dinner Plates, decorated, sold everywhere 90c set of 6, thl3 sale 48c Glass sets, 6-piece, covered butter, covered sugar, spoon holder and creamer, sold in the big department stores nt $1, this sale : 48c MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 4 KUGULAR I'KICK. Genuine China, Plate, Cup and Saucer, two color decora tion and gold trimmed, value 50c, this sale 27c Cold Pressed Glass Set, pitcher uud 6 drinking glasses, highly polished, ground bottom, wc have never sold these sets for less than $1.50, other stores get I2 nnd $2.50, this sale at the extremely low price of 1.25 Come in whether you intend to buy or not, so you can tell your neighbors what great bargains arc to had at the National Tea Store during this sale. Dig line of Purses, value to 75c, this sale. .5c to 25c Glass Pickle Dishes, they sell them on the 10c counter over town, this sale, nil you want at ench . Glass Celery Trays, they arc n bargain nt ioc, this sale. . . 3c 8c DURING THIS DIG SAMi WE Wlhh SKhh 3 cans Carnation Milk 25c 3 cans Dhtc Ribbon Corn 25c 3 cans Dlue Ribbon Tomatoes 25c 2 cans extrn .standard Dltte Ribbon cove oysters 25c 2 cans Razor Sea Clams 25c 2 cans Dlue Ribbon Peas 25c 3 pkgs Santa Gnus Mince Meat 25c Magic Yeast per pkg 4c Yeast I-'oani c 1 pound pkg Arm & Hammer Soda 6c Mason Pruit Jars, pints 65c " " qtiatts 75c Jelly Glasses, per do. 28c Wc sell a better Coffee for 25c 11 pound than you can get front the peddlers for 35c. Why? Decatisc we do not pay canvassers 35c to sell a dollar's worth of coffee. Come to the National Tea Store and save the peddler's 35 per cent commission. 6 bars Crystal White Soap 25s 6 bars Wool Soap 25c 6 pkgs Swift's Washing Powder 25c Plower Pot brackets, at the department stores 35c, this sale 20c A few Jardiuicrs left, nt this sale, each 22c A special price during this sale on all our pattery cooking ware. We must have the cash. Come early. Your dollar will do double duty now. Lump burners, size 1 and 2, regular 10c sellers, this sale. . . 7c Lamp Chimneys, Size 1, each (c Lamp Chimneys, Size 2, each 8c White Dinner Plates, per xt doz 55c White Pic Plutcs per y, do. 48c White Dread and Dtttter plates per doz 36c ioc sack salt, 8c. 5c sack salt, 4c. Sped il price on alt our lamps during this sale. Never before have you had such nn opportunity to buy high grade Crockery and Chiuawnre its will be given you at this sale. Reflector Dracket Lamps, complete, this sale 48c Etched Lamp Chimneys, value 25c, this sale 15c Come to this sale. Come prepared to see bargains uud you will not be disappointed. Remember the place, and don't forget that there are bargains in store for you NATIONAL TEA STORE 'The Home of Good Coffee." 103 S. Jersey St., St. Johns 103 S. Jersey St., St. Johns ROSE CARNIVAL MEETING. A meetliiK or tho old Hose Carnival co.uinltteu wns culled for Thursday ovciiIiik nt tho fireball or tho North Aiblim file company. Tho meetliiK was well nttended am a reorKnnlintlou was effected. Mr W. J. I'eddlcord was elected jirosl Ident; A. J, Vnntlno.socrotary und J, Hendricks, treasurer. Last year's nf fairs were all satis be easily placed on tho penlusiiln wltot they car, bo secured at tho lowprlco obtained by btiylim In that Inrso mini ber. Proposals For Street Work a mm cO eO eO c0 c cO eo co a- co co evJD e0 cO e0 hi 4-1 M n A -"i v n i s ir ill n m ma ice nAl3CIN5CN & SMI I n 2 1 2 2 2 SurccuorJ to I'ctcncn A Nocc For latest styles in Suitings, Pants, Overcoats at very reasonable prices. Best workmanship and up-to date styles. Why go to Portland or elsewhere when you can get it right here. mm OA OJ CN Co C?a Co mi ds Cto C5vs Gvs Co CN Cjvs I I 2 I I I I I i Sealed proposnlj will bo recolved at tho office or the city rucordor or the city or St. Joints. Oregon until -i o'clock n. in. Octobor 6. 1U08 for the n.ulits by which vo force her to yield factor,y oUloil n" ullla paldund the Improvement of Kast IltirlliiKtou street I 1 1 . .lit. I fffttlt (tin nnot lltii rt t litrouii ulonnt htr bounties almost without any pain " to tho oast line of KelloKK ful work on our part, In tho constnut "u". oy sldownlklnR and by lowerlnu tho - ly Inirensliii; improvement of the A committee was appointed to so- street to sub grado and inacnditiiilzln Drnnncalc Cnr Qirnct Unr! I Drnrtncnlc fnn Ctrnat LWk methods or production In this I say luct a location ror lioldlni; n mass 1b ""o yimoui a buiui uinuer.j i tupuuuio I ui uiibbl liuin iiuuujuijiui JlttU nuirt n nslsts the wealth which can acco.u . mating on il.o t4tlt of Octobor to 5 ,a j plish what no redeemer ever could." consider tho reports or tho several to a depth of six Inches nt olthoi Hi blstorlo Nbleiu nd eitptuied Tuffs speech before tho Tennessee I ar association In Nashville May 21, li'OS, or write to Mr. Ilouruo for u fiellieiiHjirouw k'ul Mil other hluds o It.niui. .1. It. tbouiiti, took the bun In thu slmiw of s four prouc bucli wl.k'h ho took on tilt Winn with his aa SO Mild hrotmht tho Imll home, tttken fiom Just under Him skill nfter ihks It.K en'lrely thritith the huIiiihI, Just to uliow wlist a pretty mushroom It iiiMcqu. W lwis llko for the boys to Hie tiino of millions to o hunt Inn but wo Iwto to see Krom tho folluwlnj; extracts you thmti ouiuo Iwuk! Wll. Hint sounds will see ttnit boclallsm la apolitical nn iilcq If wo should Just lt It bo at Industrial movement and not it tell Hint. Wo bio selfish about this we kIoii. Into to mm ihoiu couia Uck without Krom Hie philosophical essays ot u. Thttlr doubtful stories or ettiitp Jcseph l)olUt;en: iiii.l hunt, of hirt'st and straunt Just "All tho great inoveineiitB ot the Tho practical and siiccessrul, the Pharisees and serlbes.tlte selfish uiu' the hypocrites therefore think tit Uopolcssly fnntit.ulc. They arsuo that there bitve always have been lucky Soalcd proposiils will to rocol.od tho Scaled prosah will le received at committees that are now ut work and curb, In tho manner provldod by ordl ... i,r. ,.,.n.... ... 1..U . il,.. Illlince No. 192 and tllO Charter or Said at Hie nfliro nt thn rllv rnrnrAnr theoflice Ot the CItv lti ronl..r nf iIikCIIu entlrn n..ili.8i.i .lurlne tho comlnu clt'.1,nd 1,1 accordancj' ; with tho plans of tho city of St. Jobns.Or.uiitll 4 p.m of St. Johns, Ori-K'oti, uittiU o'ekek I5, eitllro peninsula during tho comtnj, pro,0 nnd 8p0clflcatloiis or tho city tho Ctlt dny or Octobor.lUOS for tho M. on the 6th day of October, 1908, for 8tn80l. onglneer now 011 rile In tho oKIco of Improvement or Crawford street from, the improvement of Salem ttrect from Another comuiltteo was appointed eny recoruer. mo oast tino or J'lttsburg street to ! te soum line ot Uruwiord street to the copy of tho son tie document .No, 100 Kt'd unlucky, rich nnd poor, master second session of the f0th congress, and servants, and they (Magically con There you will get some inside ludo that this state of things will uud at the same tlmo learn that this endure torever and over. They don't- precious gang has already got their conclovo the possibility or salvation tnltts lu the United States treasury to secuio prices in C0.000 lota on roses , "i'"u i-rui.uais umr vo mauo tap west lino or saiem street by low W BWI.U10 trues iiiuu.uvuiuiouiiiuni. fQJ. ,.,,, nincildailtUltlg or erg 8nme to grmlo nI 0J. mnc and to detormliio tho most desirable sldowalklng Included In said Improve, adnmlzlng a strip Ir. tho center thero varieties to use, mont. Knelt bid must bo nccompan- of 1G feet wlde.suld rock to bo 8 Inch It Is tho nurnoBo of tho association ,ou "r cnecit payuuto to 1110 es tntck In tlio conter Htereor nnd ta- . f, P , l .. ?. nb8c'. mnyor for a sum not less than ten por poring to C inchet thick on either to hold meetings at nil tho dirrerent cent or the contract nrlco and no bid side, in tho manner nrnvliloil liv nr. beeniiHrt Hu.v lo not tindorstainl the Points alone the nonlnsula. St. Johns, will bo considered unless accompanied dlnanco No. 192 and tho cltnrtor nf i.conlo. The iieoole are not a mass of ri.itsmouth. Mncgloy Junction, Unl ?y ucli . chock and upon blanks fur- snld city and In accordance with tho; Pleasure seeking loafers.Thoy desp.se vcrs.ty ..ark.A.b.na and other places e "H SVrSnVnM the rinery or your pseudo culturo nnd where n hall large enough to accom Snld Improvement must bo complot tho orrico or tho city recorder. lcli-.. ,. uvul.im lllr. nri'nnlTlltliin nt I HUXlatil tilt, run b secured, ed on or beroro December 1.190S Each bid must Lo acconmanleii liv our econoiulo life which shall nial.s o that all may have an opportunity LJf aJ n bW rS JC !ener"co' iiiiiiusoiuiu uiu tiiiukuiu; ui uiu n I 'i'i v...v..v- r..... v.. ....... j ,10 f 3 1 1 111 u leu cost 01 sant improve or tno contract price and no bid will ai'd tho privations ot the many; but ot tho comiulttea and thnt tho deep, mont is 1893.47 , bo considered unless accompanied by which shall secure plenty or the est Interest in rose culture bo on- "f oraur " c""c''' , j suctt chock, and upon blanks rurnlslto w inu v, ii,-iuiuvi- iur DUIU U1 poses. sam improvement must bo com pleted on or befote December 1.1903 Tho right to reject any and all bldi is tierouy resorvcu. The estimated cost of said Improvo meni is ?23i.7i. lly order of the council. A. M.ESSO.V, City Recorder Published In the St. Johns Rovlew September IS, 25 and October 2,1908. south line of Kdl&ou street, bv lowering the same to stibgrade and by macadamiz ing a strip in the center thereof 16 feet wide, said macadam to be 8 inches thick in the center of the street ami gradually diminishing to six inches thick on either side of the same in the manner provided by ordinance No. 191 and the charter of said city and in accordance to the plans, profiles and sitecificatlous of the city en city recorder. win our blood 011 flrw and make our Pst were but tho forerunners or the necessaries of life for all. uur seuuerei: m 1110 minus 01 luciieujuu. c jtocora0r, mouth water to no on a llko trln general nunoiiiont ot tho coming great kingdom diners toto coelo (tout youn IX nothing Is accomplished but a keet Published In tho St. Johns Itovlow. nnd that Ulus. 0110 or the luimissl r volution whosj birth wo are wit and your klngdni, tho social order, luterest In the growing ot these fine beptombcr 18,25 aud October 2,1908 - I . . .... . l lilltls It makes us sore uud utouty. nesslitg. (lieek civilization and Chris la: toiiay.navo you constructeu tt con- roses in every homo on mo iiemunuiu Komn nf tkt tluua wa aro uotiu llmitty tlio reformation, tho lench sciously, or Is it not true that you the comuiltteo will have been well ro ,i!n..i, ,,,,. ..,,.1 ,, K,.,, 1 1 1, 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 n v ni ii i Imi of I7si. iihllusoDhv ami I liuvo orKaulzed it lustiucttveiy. exneri I paiu lor nit tneir irouuie., mis t have our abttuarv In thu minor and iiiodoru sclenco aro the mere Instru u-eutlaly In the course of centuries? oao ot tho objects of tho committee .1 ...... ... .. . 1.1 I . .1. . I ,,. I .. n . , ... tl,.. .utu,ln. n WUnU In m. obr wlfo buKlus to titinin tin n ml utents.uiii uuiusiry is tno gretu urvut i v-utiBiuor mo iruKiu uwua ui um nu lu.um mu siumug ut iv ... uct roadv for another wuddlntf. wo turo which Uio nations or our tlmo art people and at tho same time the mdo ry homo and as many as possible. iu going to lop In with some of the Uet ami soclalUin tho lofty strue err. fertility of labor, ask yourselves A committee was appointed to In finest tours mmi deor that huvo utwn ti'iowhlch tho nttlons fo our tlmo urt If tho Instinct alone would not be suf Urvlew tho Rose Carnival committeo brought to tow n. Just you watch us. tu.rliig. Tho history ot the past has riclont to teach us how to supply ado on the West SIdo andarrange to worK dllllgontly colleet3d the necessao nuately our needs with tho help ot in harmony with them again mis sea va. uui.k ir, ..nir. nn. or mnr. tr t.tt-riuix. mill ihiw. frioiuls tlio lliitelllio existiiic means or tirouuct lion 1 1 son as tucv did last rear, mis is I . .. . . I . . ... . . , . i . i. .. i canvassers m St. Johns, ono In Linn- has come ta ill,? up tho sou ami tc Jiuwover socialism uoes not reiy on c.nainiy a wise move snu ib iucuui, ton, ono or more In University Park lay tho roundatlons." Ii stluctlvo reeling alone, In contra- practical way or manaylug the work to work for the Review. We will ' Valuable as tho labors or tho past distinction to tho present system of for the peninsula, aud It will mean rjlve a liberal commission and besides may bo.thoy an but fancirul orun pioduetlon which works without cleai a reat deal for tho West Side as well to the one securing the most votes nents In compar' ion with the fuuda purpoto and measure, Socialism Is ai for the peninsula. Only by all fcy their subi-crlptlons and sollcltinrj mental work tho ruturo has to carry bnsed ott a clear comprehension ol wciklng together for Portland and wo will rjlve a paid up scholarship out. the scope and the tendencies and the surrounding country can wo hope to tho amount of $50 In some busl- "Man is rrue, oven woro ho born tho alma or undent economic lire to accomplish groat thins. What ness Colleno We novo orn schol- in chains and must struggle ror rroo nccordlug to which It consciously nt- would bo an Insurmountable difficulty ...t,u .....1,1 ,m r,n win liiotla nn correction, for man Is born taunts to reconstruct human society.' foi otio community would bo liothlnfi ret to use It this winter. Will It be It chalnsand must struggle ror rice Conscious , systematic organization at nil for tho united effort of all to oiwnji4 I . . .... .. . I (. t A. .1 . " I u i.t.u youT Come In and let us tell you all ilcm. The heaviest chalus, thu stroiu I or social tauor is me reuoemer ot o crcome. .n.....,-.). about It, 'i'&t fetters were put on him by nutur ,ncdeiu Hr -s. I It is thought that 60,00 rosea cau office in rotumouth Brkt HENRY E. COLLIER Lawyer. Rooms in the Holbrook building. St. Johns, Oregon. Joseph McChcsney, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURQEON Day and Nlcht Office la McChetney Ulock rnoac nouwa 4j ST. JOHNS. - - OREOON Dr. NARY MacUCHUN PhyslcliB and Surgeon, Office in Holbrook's Hlock. Residence, 315 Hayes street. Phone Scott 6995. OSCAR DVAUL, M. D Office houi, 11 to 11 a, m., to j p. ni. J. R. VEIMER Transfer and Storage We deliver your goods to and from all parts of Portland, Vancouer, I.tunton, Portland and Suburban Kxpres Co.. city dock and all points accessible by wagon. Piano and furniture moving a specialty. 109 K. Uurliugton; phone Kichuioiut 61, A. B. HEMSTOCK Funeral Director aud Embalmcr Lady Assistant. Ilrauch office at University Park Drusr Store, photic Woodlawn 1S74. Main office. Portland. Oregon: phone SellwooU 71. giueer, now- on hie in the office of the ty recorder. Racll bid must be nccomiiaiiieil hv rr. tified check payable to the mayor for a sum not less than to tier cent 01 the con tract price, aud 110 bid will be considered unless accompanied by such check, and upon blanks furnished by the city re cordcr for such purposes. Said improvement must be completed 011 orbefore the 1st of December, 1908, The rlirht to reject any all bids is here by reserved. The estimated cost of said improve ment is f6jo,y6. lly order of the city council. A. M. KSSO.V, Recorder of the City of St. Johns. Published in the St. Johns Review Sent. 18, 35, and Oct. a, 1908. Central Market! Holbrook Block. See us for the Choicest Cuts of the Best Meats Obtainable. Orders Pilled and I'amlly Trade Solicited T. P. WARD, Proprietor. .Watch th label on your paper.