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Devoted (o the Interests ol the Peninsula, the Manufacturing Center of tho Northwest
VOL,. 2
ST. JOHNS, OREGON, FRIDAY, J UN 15 29, 1906.
NO. 36
Always Remember that it Is a Fact that
Hallberg's House Furnishing Store
207 Jersey Street, St. Johns, Oregon,
Saves You Ten Cents on a Dollar on
Stoves and Ranges
CALL AND ASK TO SEE OUR RANGES !
Easy Terms or Cash. Telephone Union 284.
WORK BEGUN
Eat Your Sunday Dinner!
AT TII1C
The New St. Johns Hotel
J. B. NYE, Manager
We have all the delicacies of the season prepared for the epi
curean taste by one of the most competent chefs.
Our prices are reasonable.
On (he New Double-Track Electric
Line to l.iiinlon.
Last Monday morning I.nfe Pence
begun work on bis double-trucked
electric railroad from Portland to
Linnton on the opposite bank of the
river front fat. Johns Two shifts
of men are at work, each working
ten hours. To facilitate operations
the county rock crusher, roller and
sprinkling machine were loaned to
Mr. Pence until the machinery he
has ordered arrives. The work of
building the road will be rushed
through without (Ulay. Hy the
terms of his franchise Mr. Pence is
to have tlie east 20 feet ol the coun
ty road for use ns a roadbed, and
in consideration for the same is to
widen the county road through to
I.inulon and furnish crushed rock
and gravel for the same. The en
tire line of county road through to
Linnton is also to be sprinkled by
Mr. Pence for ten per cent less than
it would cost to have the county
prisoners do the work. For the
use of the county machinery lie
also ngrees to deliver crushed rock
on the county road below Linnton
for ten per cent less than it can be
done by the prisoners. It is ex
pected the road will be ruidv to be
gin operations by October t.
OUR BALL CLUB
THE ELDER
SASH
GLAZING
DOORS
WE CARRY "ODD" SASH IN STOCK
Columns
Spindles
Brackets
Lime and
Cement
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Paints
Oils
Glass
St. Johns "D."
Redwood
Gutter
ST. JOHNS SASH AND DOOR CO.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
PHONE SCOTT 4063 JERSEY STREET
Will He Repaired hi the Dry ock by
I n St. Johns Concern.
Kidding against the machine
shops of Portland the St. Johns
Steel Shipbuilding Co of St. Johns
succeeded in lauding the contract
for repairing the steamer Ceo. W.
Elder now in (lie drxdoek on the
water front. It was not the lowest
bid that secured the contract. The
equipment of the home institution
for handling this class nf work and
the class of mechanics employed
were the factors that gave the work
to Manager Kelly's concern. The
contract calls for replacing the
damaged plates inn1 bulkheads and
the repairs to tlie machinery. The
exact figures we were unable to
learn. YVoik is now in progress
and will be pushed with vigor. It
will probably be five or six weeks
befoie the htcumer is ready to leave
the drydock.
Very few jxsople who visit the
drydock to see tin- steamer (5oo. V.
r.mer nave any idea wnat 11 costs tuumvr n,
her owners to hold her up out of' buy thing
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dock charges are mi much pvr ton.
The first day the steamer was in
the drydock the charges were about jof por,lu( t)lu (ltter seoiiug seven
M50. At present it costs J. II. I nins in .1... ii, l,,,,!,,, h lic-jri
Won 11 Orinie tiud Lost One at the
Home (Iron nits Sunday. i
Two games of ball were nlaved i
at the Hill grounds Sunday, the lo- l
cat club capturing the morning $
game and losing the afternoon con- .J
test, l heir opponents 111 the first '
game were the employes of Jacob- ,J
son, Hade & Co.'s plumbing estab- j;
lishment of Portland, and wereeasv '
victims. Our boys outplayed them Ji
on all points of the game and won 'Jl
readily by a score of 15 to 4. The
line-up follows: I
St. Johns. The Plumbers.
Peterson catcher . RodgersJt
F. Loy pitcher. . Steiver $
k. i.oy 1st nase . . Vanillic
F. Talbot 2d base. . Gcatlittir
Adam vl base. Trognn
I.ee shortstop... I lunges
Higerstaff. .. right field Lovcduy
R. Talbot., center field DcTcinpIc
Poff . . ..left field. . . Lyons
Umpire. C. C. Garfield.
In the afternoon the St. Johns
team ran up against a diftctcut
proposition, although they should
have won the game. The Tuwnuua
nine of Poitland were their oppo
nents, ami Willie t lev 11 some
great work in the preliminary prae-
, wee, uiey iiiueo 10 pin up tne real j;
Miitieb when the contest was on. i
The Poitland lads brought n one J!
armed pitcher with them, probably
as a mascot, but if stich was their
object it failed miseiiibly, because
the locals lefused to be mnecntcd
and drove the ball to all parts of
the lot. The niie-urmcd wonder
was glut! to be relieved in the eatly
ml ol tlie eiiine. Iiis stteeiMtr ln--
tig an improveuieiil in the 111 1 of
twirling. 1 he warm weather mid i
iienig worn out 110111 tne morning
affair were Responsible for the home
club's defeat, although the gener
osity of our pitching Muff in giving
free imses to first base, most of
which resulted in runs, was a great J!
help to their opMnents.
The Portland club filled up their t
nine with several St. Johns boys 1'
mien viiiiiv leiiui 1101 arriving) nun
their good batting were chief fac
tors in winning the victory,
St, Johns boys showed gient im
provement in stiek work, the bat
ting of Scales and P. I.oy being
particularly good. The fielding of
Adam and I 'off weie abo features.
The St. Johns baud was in at
tendance and discoursed a few se
lections between the innings that
were greatly appreciated by all.
uaniner outdated as umpire 111
his usual pleasing and satisfactory 4!
taught the Portland J;
or two. Gardner is V
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a good man for the position. J;
I lie scoie was 20 to IS in favor
St. Johns Land Co.
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St. Johns
The Coming City.
With 75 blocks of si reel improvement un
der way with , new brick business blocks
under construction with ttew business and
manufacturing enterprises coming every week
and finally atul greatest of all, with the
adjunct of the SWIFT PACKING COM
PANY the great future of St. Johns is assured.
We have for sale choice business lots on Jersey
street lots that will within a year from now be worth
twice what we can sell them for now.
Holbrook's Addition.
Choice Residence District.
Lots 50x106 feet with i6-foot alleys. Prices,
5300 and upwards; $5 00 down and 55.00 per
mouth. No shanties in this addition. A
building restriction clause in each contract
from now on. 1 5c fore fall these lots will be
with 5500 and upwards.
We have the largest geneial list of any firm in the city.
Peterson 5120 for every day of 24
hours that his bo.it remains in the
dock. This means eight and one
third cents a minute, She has been
in the dock time weeks anil it is
snid that she will be obliged to re
main about 40 days longer befoie
repairs ore complete.
Mrs. Mary Jan. Seeley died
Poff. .
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N. H. SUITTER
Contractor and Builder
Designs and Hstini tes
Furnished, and all con.
struct. on guaranteed to
pl.'asc the most partic
ular. 217 Mohawk Street
ST. JOHNS, OREGON
RcsHcnce of W. L Thorndykc, St. Johnt, built by me from my own plant.
St. Johns Market '
her home in Lents, Ore., 011 the niMCrs,tufT
tytlt Inst, after a lingering illness of 'j'albot
consumption. .mp. nccivy was
well known to all the older residents
of St. Johns, having lived here for
many years. She was the eldest
daughter of M. S. Crook and sinter
of J. II. Crook. A husband and
five children survive her. The in
terment took place in Multnomah
cemetery 011 the Jist.
The heat of Sunday arrived just
in time to give the epicurean house
wife who jiersists 111 getting up a
'big dinner 011 the day ol rent a
good broiling. Fanned by the draft
that came from uu oven full of roast
rending finish for our boys.
1 lie liuc-up:
St. John.
Parker catcher . .
F. I.oy pitcher . . .
11. I.oy 1st base
Leu 2d base.
Adam .... 3d base. . .
,"1 Scales . . . short stop
right field
center field
left field .
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Tawauna. J1
...swim :
. .Jacbeson
. .Osborne
Walker
. Smith
Seiver
Madison
. Tankie
. Crook
St. Johns Land Co., i
SI. Johns '''Kmc U"i a km Oregon
BiCKner tsroiners
C, )0SM:I.I.V, 1'roprktor
Till- Hniici. nf OimlKv"
... , , . 1 . , , I beef the thermometer on one txirch
(ll5lal care t,0.1,u' lln town registered 98 degrees, while
5 rtu ' Govcrnme,,t Isrcted t,,e ,lcat Jnhthe v(UIlU . f lc' ,,,.
Meats-so leave us your order for a lllembers of t)le family was a pit-
Prime Rib Boast a fan a",, two
Ilnjoyahlc Occasion.
Mrs. A. W. Markle delightfully
entcrtainwl a number ot ladies on
Friday evening last. Social chat,
flinch, a dainty lunch ami more
gamufi comprUed the evening's
pleasure. The house was beauti
fully decorated with (lowers. The
guests were: Mesdume llahhitt,
liolton, Hiumaii, McKeon, .Mans
field, Ogdeii, Sprngue, Thorndyke,
Kaser, and MiMes llrowu and Jean
McCombk. CiUiisT.
Department Store
All Goods Sold at Portland Prices!
Uiihuowu Friends.
There are many jieople who have
used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy with splen-
Ki'iiji u 1 11 1 11 stuck nf (imiuinl .MnirliiiinUni, limlinling Dry (IihhI,
liimtn mill HIiikw, (Irncitiii, llnrdHiiiu, Ilniim I'iniililiiiif,
Fei'il, lite. In fiidt itviuytliinif. Tliuir Priciw uiu
iit;lit. Don't wnsln your timu geiiiK' to
Pmtluml, hat eiuno in ami m our
stuck ami piiciM.
Ni'ulit office :
looiOcf;otrtet-
Laily Assistant.
I'lione tost 6096.
Dr. S. C. COOK
Resident Undertaker and Embalmer
Equipment and work guaranteed equal to any on the coast.
No. 303 Jersey street, in McClave's furniture store, St. Johns.
n.. ..!.:.. t . ,! T,i llnnliiitti ft Pnrrif.r'c clunt.
0.. c,,, .n ,. , ri 1 window last Saturday were two; ." ............
Phone SCOtt 4002 113 Jersey Street I boxes of Royal Anne cherries raised tHscnti.se they have hesitated about
I by Pascal Hill that were us fine' as B,v!"l! testimonial f their ex-
! anyone wished to see. In the cen-, l'ence lor ptihlicatiou. J liese
ipr of tin- imy Hit-11:11110 "Hill" .vim x.ople, however, are none the less
! formed with Muck ttentilillaiii friends of this remedy. They have
i Remember The Big Department Store
WANTED
Comer Jumny Stiuut ami lironihvuy
St. JoIuih, Oroi;ou
' cherries,
'of fruit.
They were prize boxes ',,0Iie 1n'"c, ,ow,anl ,n,ki" il
household word by their ttersouul
ricnimiiciwhiliiiiiK In llu.ir friciuK
i lie property owners on ivanlioe , neighbors. It is a good medi
The citizens of St. Johns to know we
have a milk route in this citv. I'ure 1
.nmc pai. m Jrn.V V Contractor Gee are raising a sum widely known for its cures of
ili;irrhfw.'i mill nil fiirms nf Ikiui-1
jx).sc of graveling the surface of the trouble. For sale by Jackson's
roadway. It will be a substantial Pharmacy,
and lasting improvement. .
ORDERS FOR BUTTERMILK -by private subscription for the pur
i aiten i nursilays and baturdays, de
livered Fridays and Mondnys: 10c u
Ration. Send orders to
M.W. GATT0N St!njobn,D0KOP
Wr luirwii ami liiulc Muik w till' ul lain
Our K rr' nll ur In 'Ul- u..ik cu
ul.lr. u to tit yiHir iiiuutti i.iinlurUI ly
llr W A U iv ha IwiihI a wile way to c t
truit treth aliMiliitrly tithiMit imiii llr T
I' U'Im: l uunH-it Ml icoM tilling uml ir Mil
iiml liililur Huik lulluilllik; lire lim
(lUt.'a ur lill'lic. ate oiilrml
WISE UROS. Dentists,
I'allliiif liuildluif . tor TliiiiaiilViili Ht
Ojxu cvriiluu. till 'j 111 SuiiiUy. Ii ill j
tu 1 j Or Miiu jojv.
Oregon. Celebrate the Fourth in St. Johns, Uring our work to The Review. w w a wish
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j ffp PORTLAND and SUBURBAN EXPRESS CO.
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UTY 1'IIONM MAIN 35
Reasonable Rates Quick Service
PHONE EAST 6098
G. E. DOLPH, Agent at St. Johns
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