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Newspaper Page Textt THE ST JOHNS REVIEW Publlififd Rtirr FrliUj DUNIWAY nv R. V. McKron. Subicrlpllon rt. 11.00 ptr idt In sdrtncc, Adrtrtltlac rt, 11.00 pr In All idTertlllnr bills month. eh tier maalh. I pjrll Brit ol tscb Job Prlnlln MMH for Job cieeaUd In Antrim .;.. ntlng eih on dHlrtrr. All eomraunlettlons thonld b iddrtntd Tb BtTltw, Bt. Johns, Orccon. lo Tim Kitviitw Is entered nt post office In Snlnt Joliim, Oregon, ns limit mutter of the second clnis timlcr the Act of Con- Kress of Mnrch J, 1879. OfflcUl Wswipspsr of th Oltr tt St. Joint. Phono Enit 0100, FRIDAY APRIL 13, tor RUVIVH IT. TIIIiRIi should he mi imtnedinte rcvivnl of the "Hoard of Trade" this city. There is great need of such an organization provided that it can he made a good one Other cities have them there is no good nnd sufficient reason why St. Johns should have the push and pluck shown by other small com munities. Under the title of the "Commer cial Club" much was done for this city by it body of energetic men men who saw the possibilities of the locality. Under the manage incut of the Commercial Club in dtistries were secured and new res! dents gained. It is very likely that these same industries would not have found St. Johns had it not been for the ersistent effort of this club although it Is fair to say that some industries would have located here even if they had not arrived for many years. For some reason or other a con demnation of the Commercial Club took root, nourished and bore fruit. Just what those causes were it is hard to say but the effect was evident. The club went to pieces. Since then any effort to tevive u like organization under any other name has been almost iuiossihlc. Several efforts have been made only to tesult in disaster. Theie is frequently an assertion made that St. Johns is only a real estate man's graft. No .statement could be farther from the truth. What is now necessary tole done is to show the wot Id that such 11 title is not deserved. Yet one can but admit that had not the real estute men steped gallantly to the foie when some needed industry was sought or "pulled their wad" when there was need of cash the city would not be what it is today. Hut today the city is out of that class. It has droped its knee pants and has an air of young man hood, It oilers excellent oppor Untitles for the manufactures, the capitalist, the investor, the home seeker. St. Johns Is today the largest and most pioseious of any three-year-old on the coast: and there bids fair to Ik; no cessation of its opportunities and jMissibilitlrs There is need of 11 dun ot some sort or an organization if one prufers so to call it to get busy. I.et this club be fnimed at once uud with good olliceis theie will lc a tremendous appreciation iu all lines and iu every way. I WILLIS S, PI DESERVES CREDIT, The Prime Worker Of The Recent Campaign Was P J. Peterson. Last week iu the after-campaign enthusiasm Tun RiiViKW failed in its duty to one of those who accom THE PEANUT ROUTE, St Johns Cnrllne The Bonanza Of The Hot Roasted Pennut Vender Did you ever notice the number of peanut chewers that make the THE NEW COUNCIL plislicd great results for his party evening run from Portland to this through the struggle. It is a fact cud of the peninsula? It seems ini- that there was a strong strenuous probable that anyone could have struggle for supremacy between the takui the ride more than once and various forces and factions in this Hot been made aware of the fact that there are more nuts eaten and more shells distributed than upon any other line running outside ot Portland. It is an unwritten law that no shells shall be thrown upon the floors of the cars and when some city: it was not a dirty scramble but a clean-cut, stand-up-and-fight fair contest Upon each side were arranged nilnrniiln Attininavf- r n n n T T r nnttlTT n I MIL' II WIIU llilll IMU IJU.-Jl ui UANUIUAIt run olAIC rninicn lhc cit at Uwrl-wch side, it is a, onuiair,,,, irim,rV Anrii 2o. lonr, true, in its own peculiar way. The . ... .. question 01 victory lor tne one sme 101 me conductors irown upon tnose i iicreuy iiicugv uiu ikuwii-ui or . . , ,.,.. ,., nruelv III iiassenirers c ecorat ntr t he stce mat i I. .,:.. ,.f ii... I . . - - .. i : . " . . .. wregon a giwu iwwi.i.u.1 u.w i KcttitiK otit the vote: lor the city with the crackly shells the pas enormous cost o tne ouicc, i eiec- wnH cvcllIy (nvi(iu(i. And iixin P. senger usually shrinks into the ted, and I declare ujkjii my honor j, iiclcrso depended this work dcetcst recesses of the slat seat and mat j snail see neiwier 10 iwr-i- for miiy wcre llot nUvc 0 the meditates on the irony of fate Uate old abuses ot the olhce nor eins(.,u.ss f il,e contest. Hut nrm- Hn- rnr cnmtinnv Is In n Wlnle there were good and ener- (lilemma and has about concluded getic worker for the citizen's ticket that It would have been better had P. J. Peterson stood head and the passengers who were wedded to shoulders above them all. His the luscious peanut thrown the large acquaintance and the con- shells in any old place rather than fldcitcc his fellow-voters possessed do what they have been doing. iu him gave him a strong hold: On the newer cars there is a and he was everywhere at once, hollow several inches wide alone It was his generalship that made the whole lcimth on both sides the large majorities and lie never the space being left to allow the aid down till the last ballot was windows to be lowered. When the J cast. windows wcre closed this "slot' With no desire to belittle anyone hptiearcd n very convenient rcccp I II K Kitvri'.w believes Mr. Peterson tacle for the dumping of the engage lu new schemes to loot tne treasury." Willis S. Duuaway. "Willis S. Duulway Is a man of sterling integrity and thorough knowledge of the printing busi ness." Portland Labor Press. INITIAL MEETING, The New Council Holds Its Initial (Meeting, Hut llasllly Adjourns To Wednesday. The roll call of the initial meet ing of the new council showed the following members present: Mayor F. W. Valentine, Conn cihncu W. II. King, W. W. Raser. I,. Ii. Walker, S. C. Norton, S. L. Dohic, P. A. Ilredeeu and II. S. Hewitt. W. II. King, upon motion, was unanimously elected president of the council. No committees were appointed nor were salaries fixed, or appoint ment of ollieers considered. A hasty adjournment was taken to the evening of Wednesday, April ii. Is entitled to high praise by those of his party, He made a possible winning a probable victory. He bolstered up the courage of those who faltered: pushed to the front those at the rear: and forced the laggards to get busy. Aim every supporter 01 tne citizen's ticket should take off his hat to "Pete!" Docs Some Unexpected Things at its Plrst Meeting. All members of the council were in their place when Mayor Valen tine called that body to order on Wednesday evening. The records of the last meeting of the retired council were read for information. The following standing com mutes were appointed by the mayor: Street and Dock S. L. Dobie, W. W. Uaser, W. II. King. License W. H. King, L. K. Walker, P. A. Bredeen. Waterand Light P. A. Drcdeeij, S. L. Dobie, II. S. Hewitt. Buildings and grounds W. W. Raser, II. S. Hewitt, L. K. Walker. Finance S. C. Norton, S. L. Dobie, W. W. Raser. Health and Police II. S. Hewitt, S. C. Norton, P. W. Valentine. It was deemed necessary to once more order a warrant drawn for the payment of the Holbrook bill of $5'7-50i in order that the warrant might be drawn legally. As soon as the reading of the committees was finished the nam ing of the salaries to be paid the city officials began. Mr. Norton moved that the city recorder receive $1000 a year. mil ... 1 111s motion was amended uy 'Messrs. Raser and Hewitt so that the recorder should turn over all Have You Tried Smith's Pharmacy? If Not, Why Not? Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Cigars, Candies, Stationery, etc. Special Attention Given to Prescription Work. 529 Columbia Boulevard. CORONI-RS OFFICIv. Till? support which Mr. Piuley is teceiviug nt the pieseut time for re-election to the olliee of Cororuer proves conclusively that the icople have not lost confidence in that official. The iccord he has made entitles him to every pi ineiple set forth iu his platform, UONKSTV, F.FFICIKNCV and liCONOMV. lu face of the fact that the work of the office has increased over ao jier cent theiv has leeu an average annual .saving to the tax payeis of $i?-kKSO as eompaied with the com of the pievious administrator. This is a most enviable ucord and one that will appeal to all tax payers. The olliee of Coroner is one that requites exceptional skill, tact, and sound judgement. It is an office that cannot be exH.iimeuted with only to the grave danger of society uud to the detriment of public health and safety, and as Mr. J. P. lfinley jo.s.ses.ses all these requite incuts his ie-uoiuiiiatiou and re election will le a public !ciicfactiou to the county. The Hotel Opened. Iu spite of the fact that last Sun day was a very rainy mid un pleasant day there was 11 laige crowd at the owning of the New St. Johns hotel where Manager ("Hill") Nye did the honors of the house. Those who came saw one of the prettiest little hotels to be found iinywheie. Simply yet richly is it finished and cleverly is it planned and constructed. It possesses what few towns can boast and that is a complete gtitl-rnom, Well lighted and easy of access something mote than a dozen tables me arranged in 11 well'iipNiiuted room wheie the view is nice aim where every thing is as clean as constant care and hard work keel it. An exten sive menu is daily altered and arranged for the epicurism who appreciates the good things of life ii'Iwhi fiiitit.ir! In' 11 i'llttf if tilkfltlt In addition to the welh.poiiitcd '"'sent ut meetings iirill.riviiii tlittm fir 1 tii'urn 1 ,.,i...,t,. iroin 10 ol them. dinini! 100ms lust laiuc cnoimh for As a whole the meetings of loll,,., ,,f Id.. I,.r,.r r.uu, l.iit I tlltlll tllONC of IllHUy citicS llllicll ivlu.i.. i.rivm-v. n.:.v l. s.H-iir..,!. '"fR" tllllll St. JollllS: llilll it is HOW Tin... ..... th.v- fi.H.iU- ,,w...w tvlu.... HP t the new council to see if the the outsider need never interfere- mwiilwn can la-at the past record. Roll of Honor. Very few people have any Idea of the number of meetings held by the city council during the past year. According to the charter there can be but two meetings held each mouth hut business pressure has been so great that it has been necessary to largely increase that number. During the past fiscal year there have lcen 0.1 meetings held iu eluding tegular, adjourned, social and "otherwise." Mayor King has been present at Ctx of these absent from but one. Councilman Liudquisl has the same record 63 times ptcscul ami once absent. The next best record is held by Councilman ihoiupson: present 61 times and absent but three times, Councilman I.eggett was present at 57 meetings ami has been absent seven times. Councilman Peterson comes next 011 the roll of honor: he had ten absent marks leiug present .s t times. Councilman llrice and I'M wards stand tietl on the record: each was present at 53 of the meetings and was absent an even dozen times Louuciimaii Mil ids was absent 25 er cent of the time: he lieing and absent the peanut ' fees to the city. When the voting places have I was over it was to the effect that tne recorder receive Si 000 a year and the usual fees. Mr. Raser moved that the salary of the city attorney be placed at $60 per mont. Mr. Hewitt thought $50 the right figure. The vote showed the council thought the old figure of -f Go ier month 11s proper coiniwusation for the legal department. Mr. Norton moved that the mayor receive $3 and each member of the council I2.50 for each meet ing they attend, and that four meeting a mouth be held. This peanut shells comes; motion went through with a whirl, 1. 1 . I ...!.!..!. I. n li AIHI 11 IS worse to nun muiium e.x-uoniiciiiiiau rubbish created by chewers: and these been used to such an extent that there are very few of the windows that can now be dropped more than several inches. 111 tact, there are some cars where the peanut shells have filled nil available space until the shells arc now level with the window sill. The matters are made the worse because the warm weather is now upon us when everyone desires to have all the air iu the cars possible. It is an annoyance to drop a win dow and have the thing go a few inches mid then stop while a sound of crushing from below. Tope & England French Block. ORDINANCE NO. 80 : Decorators: OUR WORK and wheie quid abounds. On the uper lloor there are handsome suites mid single rooms, all finished and furnished with exquisite taste; wheie rich caicts quiet the heaviest footfall and soft incandes cent globes lull to test the tired foim. Manager Nye is proud of his hostelry and well may he be lo calise it is seldom there can be found a prettier or more pleasing hotel home than is the New St. Johns Hotel. County Should Provide. At Point View, St. Johns, there has 1k.ch a case of destitution which authorities although application has been made several times to the authorities of Multnomah county. A Mrs. Atkinson, a worthy woman, has Iktii ill, and lacked for the necessities of life, and her children have wen iu very bad shajv. Marsuai nretiesou has been very attentive to the sick woman and lave the window drop not at nil i ctersou, wno was a spectator, to because the venthole is completely his feet. Mr. Peterson told Un filled with the trash, council very plainly he thought I liere Is no way to clean out the tii were wrong. If the old conn rubbish -because the company I ell could work for Si. 50 u meeting never supposed that the cars would nnd nieet twice u mouth he thought be put to such a use. If there was the present one should. He warned it trap beneath each car capable of them that such n graft meant their being oiicned and the waste drawn fwlitical funeral n year hence Mr. Paints, Oils, off it would be all riuht but t he Mmr said lie believed in increased only way to clem out this stuff is pay, as n great deal of work was to to part in v remove the sic of the periorincti. . . .... I tl .f. at car. It may be possible that a I iwo pennons tor liquor licenses suction pipe could be introduced were referred to the liquor com and the trash sucked up us dust is uiittee, several bills of minor tin taken from rooms but t hot ins poriance were nuoweti, tne enuin not yet been tried. cer's report on the sewer referred, r here will have to be some tne recorder instructed to purchase method devised for abstracting this heeded stationery, several street stuff before long as there is no umtters adjusted, nnd calls for bids cessation of iK-auut chewing upon for tli-' improvement of Lively, the part of the passenners and it honipson and Cuthn streets were would reiiu re n dozen conductors made. for each car to stop the habit of I lie bonds of the city treasurer slot-dumping. were fixed at $10,000 the recorder Anil the "pennut route" seems m siooomid auei 01 ponce nt S500. to lie urow ui: iu pntrouaue w t i n "ii bonus to be itiriiisiied by n promise ot grent increase lu the miwiie surety company. immediate future! 1 Prices Going Up. As may be seen by the advertise meut of the St. Johns Laud Com fomorrow (Saturday) the new tupaiiy there is soon to be n raise iu lunch parlor, The Wonder, located the prices of lots iu St. Johns Park nt 106 l acoina street, in the Hoi- No. 2. On April 30 there will be brook block, will open its doors for I an ndvauce of $15 on every lot dinner, we mm to serve tue best tue lots now seiiini! at SJ7.s beiiui loc and i.sc dinners anil lunches advanced to an even S.ioo, There All home is no easier way to make money n tew of these Pleases others, nnd we think is will p1cn.se yon. and Glass mid Wall Pner. Phone Ivnst 6341. French block. St. Johns. The Wonder 10c Lunch Parlor L. B. CHIPMAN Real Citato. has been cared for by the eitv cooking. We also will carry a fine than by securing line of fancy bakery and delicates sen good nt Wonder prices. He- low we give our bill of fare : Cup coffee, hot biscuit and cuke or pie toe Cup coffee, .sandwiches uud cuke 10c loticc and snails and eggs. ... 10c Codec and rolls nnd hum lots now because there is sure to soon be n big increase iu values, Progressive buyers should remem ber that these lots are sold on the installment plan thus requiring nut utile money to be paid down. He sure and read the ad. iMnKiug (lood Canvass. One of the candidates who is con ducting a clean and honorable cam paign is Wilbur C. K 11 us, who seeks the Republican nomination for the office of county auditor. Mr. Wilbur is well known to many i. w ..n. . ,.,1.. h.a.uwi 1.. i.. n-oiiee nun rous mm nam . . . , 10c necessities from the till of the eitv Cofk' u,.ul l)rc?tl aml l,uttcr aml -but, like others, has contiibuted n mcik orciiop 10c from hU ,mn linn. Ti.... ,,r.. Coffee, cake and fruit 10c several others, also, who have been 1 lu Ol'R 15c UI.NNhRb very kind: but the fact yet remains consisting of coffee, roast beef mash a fact that the authorities of this ed jHrtatoes, hot biscuit and butter, county aie very denleet in their uud pie or pudding, at of the lesideuts of this pinion of duties legardiug this mutter. Mrs. The Wonder lO-Ceut Coffee Parlor. the iH'iiiusula and those who know hiiu me unanimous in giving him a clean bill of health. He is a teally desei ving candidate uudstands be fore the voteis as an honest uud square man. And he is acquainted with the duties of the olliee, so that 110 embaiiassiueut will ensue if lie is elected. Atkinson is now improving slowly Wood For Sal At the ferry lauding at foot of Caught Cold While Hunting n Hur I li;.i 1 a . 1 . 1 I . a Kuir. riu.siiurg street, we nave oiciieu a 1 nolds is a William T. Lanorean. provincial woodyard and ore prepared to de- Reynolds. my woott in uuy jian 01 rortsmoutli. WHLL, SLIGHTLY I DID it ever occur to you that there is a difference between a politician and a politician? 1 Will Come. It has lieen definitely settled that the Hill lines will enter Portland over n bridge near the St. Johns dry dock. The double deck featuie of the bridge will be diseiiseil with. The attorneys will meet iu Portland today to draft the franchise. Is Now Complete, The huge wuiehouse of the Kadderly Transfer and Couuuisjion Company, under coiisttuctiou on the O. R. & N, track at the foot of Philadelphia street, is now practi cally mushed, it is very large and is constructed us a permanent building. This company has re cently euteied this city with the strong desire of building up 11 busi ness that will lie a credit to St. Johns unit the managers are teaching out for the atroiuigc due a firm of good standing. Constable at Chapleau, Ontario, says: "I caught a severe cold while hunting a burglar 111 the forest swamp last fall, Hearing of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy, I tried it, and after using two small bottles, I was completely cured." Thistem edy is intended especially for coughs and colds. It will loosen and relieve a severe cold in less time than by any other treatment and is a favorite wherever its superior excellence has become known. bor sule by Jackson's Pharmacy. liver good town. Will furnish planer trimmings, bloekwood or slabwood either four-foot wood, or stove length. Let us have a trial order. No wood is better thuii ours. Hkink & Posthr, Foot of Pittsburg Street, St. Johus. Alnrried. V. A. Reynolds, Jr. nnd Miss Hthel Hoyt were married nt the home of the bride's parents, Mr nnd Mrs. D. C. Hoyt, University Park, Wednesday, April 11, at 5 p. tu., Rev. W. H. Gray, of the Conereua- tional Church, officiating. Only the relatives of the bride and groom were present. 1 lie happy couple left for a trip to California on the steamer "Columbia." Mr. Rev- member of the firm of Dubsou nnd Company, R. F. CAUFIELD Watchmaker and Jeweler An Ordinance Correcting (he Esti mates Atndc by the City Engi neer Concerning the Im irovcnicnt of Cntlin Street in (he City of ft. Johns, Orcgtn, nnd Purnlfh ng n 11 sis Upon Which New Ulds Will Be Received. The City of St. John docs ordnln ait fol low : Suction 1. That Ordinance No. 60, nwmlng the cot of Improving Cutlln street III Mid City of SU Johni, lx; to ill tercil iiml ninctnlcil 11 to luivc the engi neer' CKlitimtc 011 .ilil Mrcct riMil "flHH.ty" I lieu of "fjiH.oo," iu Mated In Ordinance No, 60, Suction a. Tlml the eatlntatc of the Mid coit of improvement of Cutlln trcct he 11 icr the amended reixirt of the cllv engineer on lite at the olliee ol the city recorucr. I'dsscd the council April 11, 1906. Approved April II, 1906, 1', W. Vai.i.ntinh, Attct: Mayor. W, I,. TllOHNDVKK, Recorder. I'tililMicd hi the St. John Review April IJ, 1906. ORDINANCE NO. 81 An Ordinance Correcting the Esti mates Made b the City Engi neer Concerning the Improve ment of Lively Street, In the City of St. Johns, Oregon, nnd Furnishing n Hnsls Upon Which New Bids Will Be Received. Wutches that others have failed to make nut properly especially solicited. All work guaranteed See me at St. Johns Pharmacy Fire Boys Dances. The volunteer fire departmnut has arranged for a series ol benefit dances to be given iu the M. W. A. hall. These dances are all to lie given on Friday evenings and the lirst one will le given tonight. The money netted from these parties will go into the human's fund and none will be wnrlul. Pay Dog Tax. Dog taxes are now due and must lie paid immediately or the ordin ance will be strictly enforced. This tax may lie paid at the re corder's office. ClIAKI.KS HKItDKSON, Chief of Police. For Sale. Kggs for hatching from pure bred Golden, Silver, Ring-Necked uud Lady Amherst pheasants. Inquire ot Paul or Thomas Cochran, Uni versity Park. Rheumatism Makes Life AUserablc. A happy home is the most val liable iKissession that is within the reach of mankind, but you cannot enjoy its comforts if you are suffer ing from rheumatism. You throw aside business cares when you And More Coming. Some forty workininnen arrived from Wisconsin this week to go to work iu and about the mills here. 1 hese men came from the vicinity of Iron River and are men of families (many of them) who will make their homes here. St. Johns is still comimr alomr to the front. Keep your eye on St. Johns. Figures Don't Lie I Moral : Get our figures. That's the only way to get " inside facts " on the house I'urnishiiicr question. WANTED The citizen of St. Johns to know we have a milk route in this eitv. lure milk delivered at your door for $1 a month. Additional quart at 7c, ORDERS FOR BUTTE RAULK Taken Thursdays and Saturdays, de livered Fridays and Mondnys: 10c a gallon. Send orders to M.W.GATTON flcncral Deliver, sc. jonn. urccon The City of St. John doe ordain a fol io: Suction i. That Ordinance No. 61. aesing the cost of improving Lively (treet in Mid city of St. John be o al tered ami mutinied a to nave the engi neer otlmate on Mid street reud " I97.8q" in lieu of "iioQ.co." a ktatcit In wld Ordinance No. 61. Suction 3. That the estimate of said coit of improvement of Lively street be as per amended report of the 'city engi neer 011 file at the office of the eitv re corder. Passed the council April II, 1906. Approved April 11, 19116. 1'. V. Valkntikk. Attest : Mayor. W. I, TllORNIlVKK, Recorder. 'ublUhed iu the St. Johns Review April ORDINANCE NO 82 An Ordinance Correcting the Esti mates Made by the City Engi neer Concerning the Improve ment of Thompson Str ct in the City of St. Johns, Oregon, and Furnishing n Basis Upon Which New Bids Will Be Received, enter your home and you can be re- If you ha ven' tall cash let us ex- J. H. Crook, 6o6jersy D.S.Walton. lieved from those rheumatic twins P'am our easy payment plan. Mc- ruone bcott 6690. University.park. also I n -m ' by applying Chatntwrlain's D-wve lo., 203 jersey street. Pain Halm. One application will give you relief and its continued use for n short time will bring about a iK'niuueut cure. by Jackson's Pharmacy. Women Wanted. To work in basket factory. pply at Portland Manufacturing Company, St. Johns. L. L. Bailey is to run the con fectioners store in the room vacated For sale u' George Packingham not N. J. Haiiey as heretofore stated. The latter is here on a visit from Sedro Woolley, Washington. Mrs. J. II. Crook is now Hearing home. She is in California where sue win visit several weens ana come directly home. Crook & Walton CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS. Plans Drawn ami Estimates Furnished. General Jobbing and Repairing, Shop toS Fcssenden street, near Jersey. ST. JOHNS, OREGON. The City of St. Johns docs ordain as fol lows : Suction i. That Ordinance No. 6. assessing the cost of improving Thomp son street iu the sad city of St. Johns, lie so altered and amended as to have 1I10 engineer's estimate on said street read " J-M4 " in I'eu of $977.30," as stated in said Ordinance No, 61. Suction- 3. That the estimate of said cost of improvement of Thompson street be as per the amended report of the city engineer on file at the office of the city recorder. Passed the council April 11, 1906. Approved April 11, 1006. F. V. Vai.K.ntink, Attest : Mayor. W. L. Thorndvkk, Recorder. Published in the St. Johns Review April 13. 1906. Chicago Rooming House 1', V. Hinwan, Prop, Good rooms from f 1 a week up. Corner Chicagoaml Ivanhoe streets Saint Johns ... Oregon A good way to advertise St. Johns is to send The Review to your friends iu the east.