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About St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1906)
f WITH ELECTRICITY In your house for lighting you have also the means for using ELECTRIC ELECTRIC ELECTRIC ELECTRIC ELECTRIC OE FLAT-IRONS CURLING IRONS HEATING PADS CHAFING DISHES and COOKING UTENSILS ALL KINDS nnd nre These' lilcetrical devices tire instnntlv ready for use, n SAPB, CU5AN mid ECONOMICAL in operation. NOTH Ulcctric Iflat-Irons can be used lo general laundry work in the residence, and they appeal to ever householder us an economy not an expense. In view of the increasing demand for installation of our service AT TUB RlvDUCBI) UATKS, application should he made AT ONCH. Portland General Electric Co., Telephone Exohnngo 13 Sovonth and Aider Streets. Is it SOAP you wish In your dish ? We have it ! I cnAi) jvni uitu is j;uvm As you know It would I Bli AT T ELLIOTT'S PHARMACY j cKooooo''c'o'ooo'C'C'':'-cC'-.:'V':,i HILLS ADDITION 1 I linvo finished plattm tills sightly mid convenient addition In St, .Mum, t ud now of.'cr flue Huslness anil Resi dence Lot, nllh nlle.s, on . . JERSEY, KELLOGG and LIVELY STREETS nt prices which will mo.c ti.e .r pciiy very swiftly. Al lots nre . ho c I ho Jtrect Krmlc, nnd nil will be s. ld on excellent ttTius. Inve: ti,:te this. P. HULL, Office nt Residence, 618 North Jcrf.c fficct, S(. J. I,ns Residence and mim Lois 1 A SURE W In order to secure funds for lite farther . development work we have set aside a limited amount of noiwissessaWe stock in The Larch Mountain Mm Co WHICH WILL lC SOLD AT 1 10c Per Share! Par Value $1! This Is not a wildcat scheme. We have 14 claims ; In the best mining district in Washington. Tunnels ; ; have been run and an assay o a 6-foot vein has given o above $43, There is no limit to the amount of fine I ore that can be mined and smelted at very low cost. !! Every share of stock will be above par within sixty ! ! days from the opening of the smelter. Remember you ; can't lose out on this propositi jh, because we have the X property and the ore; these show for themselves. This is a chance to obtain TEN DOLLARS FOR ONE DOLLAR ! TAKE ADVANTAGE NOW OF THIS GREAT OPPORTUNITY BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE I I For Issue of Stock and for Full Details don't fail to make ininic.iate application M. F. LOY, St. Johns, Oregon a. Calls JYomptly Attended Day or Night. Laily Kmbalmer Call either phone: Host 10SS Union 284 , ZELLER-BYRNES CO. Funeral Directors and Enibalmcrs 307-309 Jersey Street, ..... St. Johns, Oregon t KtlttMtttW Our Local Grist For best fire insurance see V. H. KiiiK. t It is time that all fruit trees were pruned. S750 to loan at once. V. C. Adams, nt his Office. There was u superb double rain bow Saturday evening. Let the Peninsula' Dank write you a fire insurance policy. Lawrence Thorndyke arrived in St. Johns from Colorado on Friday. Hverythinjr in paint and oils at Tope & KiiKlaud's, French block. Miss Lily Jones, of Point View, has been guest of a friend in Port laud. For painting nnd paper hanging see Tope & Kiigland, French block. The Portland papers still continue do mis-state things pertaining to St. Johns. Try the "Par Excellence": the champion sc ciuar: made in St. Johns. Tope & Hnglaud are doing the painting act on the new Chinese block. Smoking is a pleasure if the cig ars are bought at Valentine s. Frank Peterson has been nt Clack ninas, Washington, for several days past, caring for Ins farm there. First class and reliable insurance companies only tire represented by the Peninsula Dunk. This year bids fair to show n larger growth of St. Jehus than did 1905 and, bytlieway, 1905 was no slouch I Injure against nre before you 1iave one with 1). C. Rogers, agent for the "old reliable" Phoenix of Loudon. Rev. Guy Phelps is holding hvnngcllslic service at the Uvuii gelicnl church this week mid next. Kvery night except Saturday. Fashionable dressmaking: fitting by most approved methods. Mrs. Fred lliown, 433 Hist Chicago. Hotter rake the accumulated debrU off that lawn the .first dry day ilia, comes 11111I make things 11b ut the prenibcs look better. Try the "Par Excellence": the champion 5c cigar: made in St. John. There is to b? another of the Carnation Club datives at the M. V. A. hall 011 Saturday evening of this week. I lie.se are nice dances An insurance Hlicy in a reliable company is as good as money in your pocket in case of loss by Inc. Ask the Peninsula Hank Lost A large iiciirl scarf pin entwined with gold snake. Finder will be suitably rewarded by leav ing same with V. Lotigheed at St. Johns pharmacy. Will do all kinds of sewing at very leasonable prices, and in satis factory milliner. Mrs. E. Sanders, 419 Chapel street. flie Precdmaii clothing store is now actually empty. A clothing stoic that would carry n decent line of clothing and furnishings would do well in this city. U doesn't pay to have your life insurance wlicy written by 11 stranger. Have it done here in St. Johns by a home man. 1 have the lcsl company in the world. W. II. King. , W. C. Adams, contractor 011 the Chinese block, is .getting matters of construction very near the end. The building will be a good-looking one, ami ulieady a portion of it lias been rented. P. C, Rogers will insure you in the Phoenix (as good as the best) for as little money as anybody will. Call mid see him about it. Mrs. W. L. Thorndyke received on baturtlny n Jetter rout "Kid White, who was hanged at Walla Walla on Friday. The boy heartilv thanked nil the St. Johns who had leen interested in trying to secure his pardon. Sutierflous hair, moles, etc., tier iiiatieutly removed by the electric needle. Frances Vanhoni, 311 East John street, St. Johns. Mrs. W. C. Alderson, who has K.fii assistant principal of the schools here, has taken the place of the teacher who last week re- signed on account of lack of health. Mrs. Alderson has been succeeded by Mrs. Walter F, Oeren a teacher highly qualified to fill the position. I have the best life insurance policy to be found in America: 1 lie Union Central Life. The safest and best at a fair price. Come in and talk it over. W. H, King. i'hese "enlarging picture" men are usually baa men and Thh Ukviuw has always warned its patrons against allowing them to enter the house. One of them went into a Point View house this week, and not only abused the woman of the house but actually grabbed . her by the shoulders and pushed her against the door. Warrants are out for the arrest of the brute and it is hoped that he will be caught and punished. une neeu not De porn witn al veil or the gift of prophecy to fore see that lots between Fisk street in University Park aud Macrum ave nue in .Northern lull on Dawson street which extends through the centre of that rapidly growing dis trict between the rivers m Portland, and now selling for $15 per front foot, wilL-withiti'twenty years from today, sell for one thousand dollars WORDS OCCUPY TIME, Counc I But Spends Considerable Time Does Some Business For The City, All members of the council were present when Mayor King called that body to order Wednesday evening' An ordinance giving the 0. R. & N. Company the right to lay and maintain 2052 feet of side track was read the first and second times. The franchise is a perpetual one, and governs Bradford street. An ordinance to improve Leavitt street, nud another to improve Ivauhoc street, passed first, second and third readings. These are published this week. M. F. Loy withdrew his bid for the improvement oi Thompson, Lively and Catlin streets because the engineer's estimates were too low, and he feared trouble in collect ing for the work. The engineer was ordered to prepare new esti mates and then the call for bids will be republished. A. R. Richardson, of Portland, asked if the city was willing to give him n franchise for n gas plant. He was told that he should prepare such an ordinance as he desired and when that should be presented to the council the feeling of that body could be quickly ascer tained. A belief seemed to exist that the committee appointed to revise the city charter was composed of graft ers who were liable to hold up the city. A motion was made that the "committee work without any reimbursement" was made and seconded but it was killed by vote of five to two. The idea of pay for the month's work had not been entertained by any of tin committee and the motion was lie lieved by many to have been tut called tor. as the matter now stands there is a strong probability that lite commiiiee con id secure pay if it desired to put in 11 bill lor services rendered. An ordinance was ordeted drawn by the city attorney for the im proving of Mouteith stieet which seems to have been lost some time ago in the shufile. This will be presented at the next meeting of the council. The matter of the infringement of the state law prohibiting minors frequenting billiard halls end bowl ing alleys was discussed and the attorney was ordered to draw an ordinance under which the city ponce could act 111 a legal manner. Adjourned to Tuesday evening, March 13. Shorthand Lessons. A few more pupils can le taken in the day or evening stenography classes. Terms reasonable. Leave names at I). C. Rogers' office and will call mid give paitictilars. .Mrs. coiiard. Round The L op Heretofore there bus always been trouble for those people who live between Northern Hill and St. Johns on the north track lieciiuse it has been iuiH)ssible for them to ride home except by paying two fares: one fare to Northern Hill and one from that ixint to their home. This has been very tnisatisfactory and most iwomc chose rather to walk home. S. C Cook saw a chance to make a ten-strike, and opened corrcsixmd- euce witli F. I. Fuller, of the rail way. 10 nun lie stated the case as it was and showed the benefit to be derived by transfers from North ern Hill to points along the north side of the loop. In response to this appeal Mr. Cook received the following com munication front the railway offi cials. "Replying to yours of February 26. regarding the establishment oi a transfer point at Northern Hill so that people at St. Johns or on the south side of the loop can transfer to points 011 the north side of the loop, I U-g to say that we have directed, that this matter be arran ged, and we presume it will be in augurated as soon as the necessary instructions are issued to the car men." Mr. Cook made a very shrewd move in the matter he .saw the opKrtunlty and improved it. 1 "r Sold Real Estate. The building occupied by Poff & Carey was sold yesterday through the agency of Shcpard, Dobie & Peterson. The consideration was named at 4500. UNIVERSITY and PORTSMOUTH Resolutions of Respect. I U.vtvimsiTV Pakk, , March 2. 1006. To the officers and members of University Hive, No. 9, L. O. T. M., assembled in I. O. O. F. hall; Your committee to uraft resolu tions upon the death of Lady Anna F. McKcen herewith presents the following resolutions: Whhkkasj Almighty God in His infinite wisdom has removed from our midst our dear sister, Lady Anna I. McKcen, nud, Wuhkkas: We feci that we have sustained a great loss in the death of Lady McKcen, who was 11 charter member of tins Hive; Therefore be it RKSot.VKi): That we tender our most siucetc sympathy to the be reaved relatives, especially to the husband and home circle, who have lost a loving wife, a devoted datigh- tei aim 11 ciieriniieii sister. Rnsoi.visn: That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the husband, and to the father and mother of our deceased sister, that they be en grossed on 11 memorial page in the minutes of this Hive, tltat the charter be draped in mourning for a period ot thirty days, and a copy be sent to 11 paper for publication, i-iiucnimiy Miumiuai. Emma C. Hk.mstock. Mau Wilson. iNitz Hinm.K. Committee. 4 1 misnons The Knights of Pythias. The officers of Holmes lodge, No, 101, recently organized in St. Johns, are as follows: C. C: C. W. Potter. V. C: H. G. Sibray. Prelate: K. C. Couch. M. of W.: J. T. Mayes. K, of R. and S.: J. H. Black. M. of F.: E. S. Currier. M. of E.: F. W. Valentine. M. at A.: C. K. Linnie. I. G.: Andrew Kerr. O. G.; R. Hallberg. The lodge starts off' nicely with a good membership. There will be work for some time to attend to the present applications. Lost. On Jersey street, a blue silk shawl, flowered. Finder please re turn or leave at post office. Mrs. G. E. Taywr. Another (Iroccry. The store formerly occupied by the St. Johns Grocery has been leased by I. S. Gray who has long been in Kugciic and he will put in a line of gtoceries at once. Mr. Gray already has his family here. Will Open Law Office. G. J. Perkins, of Portland, who has been in the law offices of Piatt & Piatt tor some time, has taken offices in the Cochran block al the rear of the bank, and will open a law office here as soon as the room shall be ready for occupancy. Mr. Perkins proposes to remain here and become one of the citizens of St. Johns. Although he will not entirely break his relations with the firm witli which he has been for so long, he will make his headquarters here, and will be open to con sultation at stated hours of the day and evening. He is a young man in years although he comes very highly recommended by all who know him. His card will appear in this pajier next week. For Sale. ' 100 cords of wood -green, dry mid mixed. Also 5000 cedar pots. Orders socicited. J. I v. Williams, Phone hast 6,v;9, 819 Kellogg street, ht. Johns. Serges Made To Your Measure $25. TO $32,50 Ten weights and weave of blue serge on our shelves this season. All surges will 1) lined with blue alpaca lining. We have had blue buttons in various sixes ihade es pecially to order to use on these suits. Genuine Washington Navy Serge, tlie same as the naval officers wear, to order $32.50. Collin I I WOOLEN MILLS CO. TAIL ELKS' BUILDING, SEVENTH AND STARK STREETS I POTTER & J"M Ov a AT. WHHJJ 1 1 The only Exclusive Hardware Store in SI. Johns. Full line of Builders' Hardware of all guides, Sndett, Sliding Korku, Shovels, all .style : Hoes, Hone, Garden Kak. and other Tools. Poultry Netting, Klwotxl P. and R. Fenc ing, Gntcft, Garden Heeds, Central Park Itwti Mixture, Full line of II. nud M. Paints, nlwnlun-ly wm ranted, Wnlwoh Screen IKhh-h, ready fur the firnt fly. Fvei y tiling to lie found lit a firt clas hardwaiv stoiv. Ilrcak-Dowu Quickly Fixed. Tuesday morning the eccentric rod 011 the big engine at the woolen mill broke and the help was given a holiday, Work was promptly done 011 the broken member and work was resumed Wednesday morning. St. Johns Market I!. DONMII.I.V, I'ruprklur "The House of Qualify" We take siK'cial care to buy only the choicest, Government Insectcd Meats so leave us your order for 11 Prime Rib Roast or anything in the meat line. Phone Scott 4062 113 Jersey Street The HAZELWOOD ARRCIIANTS LUNCH Prow 1 1 to 2 o'clock. 20c Try It Housekeeping Apartments Suitei. of two to four rooms, ulio tingle rooms. Situated one block from Columbia t'nlvtrllv, near cor. of I'isk St. ami llouleviird. I'urnUheil or I'nfiirnUlicil. A (ilfiiant wallc from St. Johns, suitable for mill men. UNIVERSITY PARK A. W. DICKSON Phone East 6260 WOOD Good seasoned, stove-length delivered anywhere on the Peninsula. The best wood. Orders may be left at Don nelley's Market or phone Fast 297. Peninsula Feed and Fuel Co, An Ordinance AsKfe'lug the Coat of Improving I vaulioe from the llmdirh Line of Uuritaftoii Street to Ilia Wctiart) Uiw of m.limoiHl Street, In tho Clt of bl. John, nnd Directing an Uutrv of Such Auaaamant ta the Docket or Cily Utua. THvCilyof Kt.Johiw ilut onUlii 1 hilluwo: rf Uiv City Uavilut ul liupiuvltitf Iva POTTER llAllltU AIll Ml N. ORDINANCE NO. 7 i ORDINANCE NO. 75 An Ordinance Assessing the Cost of Improving l.cnxill Street from the Northerly l.iuc of llnes .Street to the Southerly l.in: f Jersey Street, in the Cily of Si. Johns, mid Directing an lintry of Such Assessment in the Docket of Cily Mens. The City of St, John Jik ordain m fal low : Tlu Couui'l' oi Hit' Cit) of HI. Joint ll.lVillg IIHVlUllH'd till' tNMt of llllOVilll l.iMVIIl Mrwt bom the Nmtlwrl)' Urn- oi lluyim Mtvi'l lo the Southerly litw ul JtTMy kin-tit, in the City ol SI. John, nhovvii by rcxolutioti of eoiuifll of record ami time I'ubnwry 1 1. !, hihI iotu-e thureof Imviiig Uhmi iuiIiIImiinI la lite m. John lUviuw. u weekly newHir ol ueiiend eireululioii imbli.hel Ht ht. John, tor three (i) eoiixvulive wtrckn Irotn I'ciuii.iry in to .miuvii ), iy, in clusive, a shown by iiltiiUvit ol I lie loreuiiin ol wul iwiivr ou nu-; ami iiu- avul ltiiik' ol notice of M'li rtreet imitroveuieul u hotvn by niiil4vU l eltv eiiuiucer on file with eil leconler no rt'iiioiiktmm e IuivIiik Imm n tiu.il - provided by ieolul iil o I'eltru.iry M, iij6; the kllitl of elullt llllll'lreit un even ami 67-iou dollun. (fjAj) being city nijjtuiTf'k preliminary eumtc H the cot, hut loiie niore uccuniiviy ieu-r-iuluel by eily euninier. .The uiu with in which miiiI imiirou-mcut i 10 be com pleted h hereby hxed at ixty A' I row litHl (lubllcntloli of liuticc lur huimhI for muI work, which protvMtit utut In lilul with the rortrof mkI city by April j. lyoo, ul 1 o'clock p. 111. Xow. therclore, it is hereby iwdewl lliMl wild trect U- iniiirivel lumrdiiiuly, ituil lh.it the ritonler oluill Klve lH'lu by publication lor not let limn tlnev (ji inserlioiik in WMvele pui'lKntioii 111 Iho ht. John Iteview, u weekly uew uiiMir of liuuerNl ciuuUttoii in the will City of Si- Johiik, Oregon, liivunijj pro ui5.il. for makiim ul improvement. iiml wiid biini, itiuwlei by the city engineer 11ft col thereof, ur utli miiii nu khiill filially lc fixed mid ilelermined bv city eiiKiucur not cxcceiliug tu mm, ( hereby iikseMel to the loU, pHrU ol loU uml triu'U in their keverl proptirlum 111 1 1 ie iiwekmuui nikirici 01 mu i.euvivi klreet from the Northerly line oi I laye ktrcet to the Southerly lincofJerey ktreet, In the will Cily ol ht. Joluw, 111 the rupectivu 1111101111H 10 oe lieienilT ilcteriained uml nkekud U mi lotk, prKof lotk, and trucU ilk beiiiK Iwiiu fitted by haiil ktreet iinproveiiieuU, licre toforu ileclureil uml now ilekiuiwtol all the lots, p.irtk thureof and (xticeU of land within a line 100 feet from the out hide line of eucli kidu of kaiil l.evltt stiect. The Itecorder ii hereby ilirectal ui enter al the proiiur time ihv mid a- ment Hereby mane in uiu iiockui 01 cuy Ileus, uml cmiku notice to he published us irovided by the city charter. rasped tnc council .Maren 7, i. Aiiproved March 7, W. II. KiKO, Attest: .Mayor. J. w. Hanks, Kecorder. lly O. J'.. I.KAKMin, iJtjMity. OSCAR DeVAUL, M. D Office lioun, v lo ii a. 111., 1 lo s !' IM- Office I'lipne, Ixolt 1104. Kctldcucc I'liouc, Union y'i. Office lu Unltilty 1'jrk I)!Uj ptirs. Keep Your liye On St. Johns. The Countil John, liwpiii, lite euM frotu the riakuny lino m h ktitwt U the Wt-rterly nm 1 utoMtl Mrvel, In tb City ot W.J khowu by rvrttlulMMt of cuuncll ,-i ami dale I'ebriwry U, n. atttt " Iheicol buviiiK 'eu publlklHHl In i! Joint Mevww, m weekly urw.i Keurrul cmulmiou mblilunl Johiw, fur Hirer lit Ctoreuli from I'eltntiiry io to Mreb 9, i eluMvr, m khowu by ltiiUil 4 t uutu ul mM iirr tm ik; ml l' ' lMtiun o( itutkv o ouch kiiwl 'i' 1 meat u klwitt 11 Uf attiditvU ut 1 giMt tr on iie Itfe cily iwunk 1 nt tnktranci. luvintc been kl ' vuled by rtt-uliu of fl.i.i.i, IV the miiii 01 one UiuunMUii 1 ' dreit aii4 n .-ii ni .U-i " 1 ' i$iM,Mt Imoi,; city vnuin-- , hxiitury ettwii f tnc com. i -u wor- tt.cumt.ly i' frutitwd I' Kiuetr. ihv Utm "hi ti.. -IMlruvctcl)l l k"-'Pl '" b ael ut i ay 'lay I row lion oi it-.ti.i- for roiuMkb 1 .r,i WllKO . . lM. 'iil hu tl . worder ol imI nij by Ari- -. I o e.H p. III. Ni.tt.ilierefure.il l herein ' ' tlMlMtidktret-t ! iuiiiruvmie 1 ' ul Uml the rt .onkw hallKiN- .. by poblienlinil lur not Ivmt UIWU liierUoiik in nmfnni!) Mitillean the M. Johiik Keview, wtwkl n pttper ol (elieral ciicumiiuu Ul i City of Hi. Johiih. lrej(ou, inil, 1 nuMUfwr lunkiuK ' mmv ond 4i l am mt eMiuwted nt i'k . elljilkver uk co tberul, itt HICB uu. khi.ll tiuullv If lilted and defe'"" ' cily iiiiieer ilo csetllll t-n i ) iiereoy um m vt we iw. I' lot-, nud tratt ui inch nsw' titoik 111 the u". fluent dlUi 1 I vauli .1 Ui- i from Die hurliimi 't -neet to t'.iv Wwtrl Kxhuioud ktiwrt in ilit--. ! Cit iohnk. in the ret live uinau. ' iereiit.1 laeruiiiwl ami 4k4K- miti ' , !' "' 'oi. mid t bciug UiRlilted by Ml I klrevt ' menU, heretofoni decUrinl aw lekiuiulud iu nil the lot. Prl u and tMrcelk of luml within line U frutu lite ouuiik Una oi eca idn 01 - ivMiiliue tireiii. The rtconlcr U hereby diroV enter at the pmutr time the tid a ment hereby made iu the ducket at . Iieuk, uml eaue notiee iu ue jwbhmmi piov(4e4 by the city charter. I 'wed the ouumnl Mri l 7, 1906, ApprnH,.. AUaat: May j. W. IIANIM, llecur'ler. 11 O. il. UiAttNHO, Hapilty. Mail Schedule Mil arrive at UU JltMUi and ins l- . ' LeavM at w: a. mMfi 4H8 Oi& opu wwAdayeJBni fct4 1 Inn per front foot. PORTSMOUTH