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THE ST JOHNS REVIEW
PubtlOieA Erery Friday
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There are rumors and rumors of
buildings that are to be erected in
the sprinc. These sound good to
us and we are glad to hear them.
We would be happier still It we
were as sure of all of them as we
are of one good building which wilt
be erected within the next 90 days
and be occupied by one of the best
business enterprises in the city.
H
One of the best things this
council has done for many a day
is to make provisions for some of
the unemployed. There are very
few in the city and it is ever sol
much better to give them employ
ment and make wood wlilcli can
be sold when seasoned and dry, at
a price which will not only return
to the trcasurery the money ex
pended, but a reasonable interest
for the use of the same. It is a
SHOULD BE CLOSED.
We wish to call the attention of
our renders to the communication
of Hon. K. C. Couch, city mayor,
In reply to our editorial criticising
the city council for what we believe
to be a disregard of the wishes of
the majority of the better class of
the people they have been elected
to serve.
Our good mayor thinks he has
scored one against the writer when
he asserts that we approved the
ordinance reducing the age from
18 to 16 years. We still believe it
would be better to admit them to
the pool rooms here at the age or
16 and keep them here than to
permit them to go to I'ortlniul j
whom these dens arc infinitely
more filthy than they are here. It
would be better to keep the boys
t....... i..i. 11 tlip noes of 16 and 18
where they can be watched over by wise, good move and should be
the tironer officials and their own commended by every citizen of the
friends than to go to Portland berg.
where they meet with no restraint.
The lll.'IVOr. WC believe lOO, lias If flip rnliiitv rnniiniiinnpr will
struck the key note when he saysnKrcc t0 01ernte t,c ferry, of which I scheme through to n finish and he
If these places of amusement arc a there is little doubt, and our ferry now furnishes power to the Hood
menace and a nuisance they should ,JC0,,ie wj sc their boat at reason- River flour mills, to the O. R. &
be shut up. We most Heartily n,c figures and we think they will, N. for all their engines, to ninner-
tigree witii nun. ui ngi '7 fat. Johns will soon have one of the ous other smaller power users and
where the Honorable mayor Iwt tlilncs tkt has ever come to has cnotich water left to sunnlv
. . . . 1 1
McCHESNEY BLOCK
COMMUNICATED.
Jersey Street, St. Johns
tank, in fact, one of his intimate
friends stated that Joe was as many
kinds of a d d fool as Heinze
made pickles. Toe said nothintr
and sawed wood. He out his
city council and your humble serv
ant nart. We believe, and we
think we judge from experience should
mid observation that has extended
this town; but there is one thing
certain, and that is, our people
have a definite statement
twice as much more.
Commercial Club Session.
each four ounces or fraci Ion (hereof, over more than a quarter of a cen
prepaid by stamps affixed.
Because of litis arbitrary ruling
of (he poslofflce department after
the first 01 April we will he com
pelled to drop from our list all
names over one ear in arrears.
turv when we sav that tliey are an
evil, a menace to the morals of
tile city, 11 nuisance to the better
class of society in general and
therefore according to the verdict
of the mayor should be shut up.
Nor do we wish to be misunder
stood. There is no more harm in
skating or in playing pool properly,
than there Is in playing ball or
According to the Maker City
Ministers' Association, girls and
boys are allowed to wander about
the streets at all hours of the night.
Are (here no parents in that town?
Oregouiau. It is likely the par
ents in that wide open town have
not locked their children in at
night and what they need is a strict
curfew. Wide open towns, how-
tvir ln lint iinfitri.. ntalrfptli.. Iniu
very rigidly and the consequence is I""'1 roomsf n"l . ')0
much as it Is in St. Johns, the !,lo"u refcIrrwl 10 '
children are in evidence in the Juv
enile court.
from tiie commissioners that they
will o)crate the ferry before that There was a called meeting of
boat is purchased by the city, the Commercial club Friday even
Otherwise there would be an clc- lug at which there were visitors
pliant 011 our hands. The city from University Park, Piedmont,
cannot afford for several years to and other points on the peninsula,
operate this ferry alone. The free The object of the meeting was to
ferry will be a great good to the take some action in reference to
county. It will be of as much ben- securing a free ferry for the city,
cfit to the county in getting crushed The committees from the other
rock from the crusher across the points on the peninsula sought a
river as 11 win ne a convenience union 01 forces oy means ot a ecu
Editor Review: In reply to the
editorial of last week headed,
"Who is at fault?" will say I di
not intend Ihe few remarks I made
at last week s council meeting any
roast for our worthy editor, but
will say I meant what I said. Now
if any sane man can show me
where any of the city officials or
city laws are to blame for the con
duct indulged in by three or four
of our Point View boys two weeks
niio Sunday in breaking into three
or four residences in that locality
and hcloiuc themselves to what
they wanted, I will lay down. I
believe I have put myself on record
as to having the welfare of our
boys at heart, by vetoing the ordi
nance that passed the council lust
fall changing the age limit from
eighteen to sixteen years, to enter
pool rooms and when this proposed
ordinance passed the council and
Last Friday evcuititr there wo s was ccnerally supposed to have
third rank work in Holmes lodcc. become a law, our worthy editor
K. of P. and after the decree work put his stamp of approval on it
an alarm at the door indicated some believing it to be a good change
one desired admittance. Chancel- My position in reg.ird to the skat
lor Commander Black declared a ing rink and pool room ordinance
recess and the door was opened, that has been before the council for
when in walked 13 ghosts and so long is this; if the skating rink
three little cherub ghosts who and pool rooms arc such hell holes
marched around the hall to slow as our worthy editor claims for
music. Not an individual was rcc- them they should be put out of
ognizablc because of the mask over business entirely. It is not reason
their faces and they had cars to I able in my mind to suppose that
their hoods like unto those of the our boys ttnd girls can go to these
trotting horse Balaam rode iu bible places of amusement for six days
RESOLUTION
K. of P. Surprised.
times when he met the angel.
While they were ghostly hi
pearancc they were angelic in
havior, and were greeted with
light with the exception of
Master at Arms Ungcr, who
pen red undecided whether to
np
thc
op-
em
brace them or place them under
marbles. It is in the association of and benefit to our people, therefore cral executive committee composed arrest, and halting under the two public nuisance,
me iiiiioceiu young whii me vicious we 111111K tiie commissioners will be 01 delegates irom all tlic orgaufza- c,,lol,oll! "e was uuanic to no any- sum up.
tula, viz: the "H"K they w
and nights and no harm befall them
and then on that particular day
referred to by the proposed ordi
nance commonly called Sunday,
they arc all brought to ruin and
shame.
Therefore, if these places of
amusement arc a menace and a
they should be
who frequent these places that the very glad to grant our request to lions on the peninsula
Our Free Library
The nation, or state or city that
has 110 regard for Sunday soon be
comes debauched, corrupt. While,
on the other hand, those cities,
states and nations who have the
highest regard for Sunday, who
have the most stringent Sun
day laws, who honor that day
iu the highest degree me the most
refined, most honorable, have the
highest social status, have less
crime and are at less expense iu
preserving order. Togo fuither
Into the matter as a lesult of this
Sunday observance the nations
which have the strictest laws re
garding tliis enjoys the greatest
longevity ami just the opposite is
true of those nations that do not.
harm is done. The ruin of our operate the ferrv.
boys ami gins is clearly traceable
to these places which are but one
step removed from the saloons
themselves.
11 was not tne smiling ruiKS, x,tM if,.v , .trr,,..i
I It II I a viT till iri llltWHllhlll
bowling alleys ror .1.,. it,rnrv Ilssoc, .,,. .vnK 1..
our article, i, u,.,1,,,.,.,1,,,, .m.i ... ,i.iu
but to the saloons as they are per- nv.. ..I..-.C-,.,. n,,t iii, mi..,
mi ted to o)erale. It has been but ,f()X is 1)osl interesting and en
a short time since we saw 011 the ii,i,rl, ...,irL...r tnr hi.,..
aJlrataat fit 1 ta at i 1 1 1 r 11itlmr hmtU laa a.. a r
n..(.,b.w i j"k land isesnoc a v interested
t-crc seated when However, I will say this, if the
Cormcrcial club at St. Johns. ',c "fluted and retired. council passes the proposed ordi
board of trade, University Park. The lovely creatures had provid- nance, I will not veto it but would
Nolta club of Piedmont, the Penlii- cd delicious refreshments in the suggest that the Portland council
sula Improvement society and a shape of as many different kinds of be presented with a petition asking
fifth organization to be formed at sandwiches as Heinze makes pickles them to pass an ordinance not
Arbor Lodge. almost, besides regular army coffee allowing any of the St. Johns boys
The immediate objects these or- 0,1(1 "nc cookics. These seasoned or girls iu the pool rooms or skat
gauizatious have iu view is the w'tn tllc pleasant chatter of the ing rinks pn Sunday.
improvement of the streets, better lnlr visitors made the time pass so Respectfully yours,
car service mid the free ferry at St. swiftly that within what seemed a I K. C. Couch.
Johns. In this last improvement fcw '"hnitcs it was it o'clock and
at. . I .a1 I 1 1. - ft t II .!.
me sections covcreu by tnese organ- " ,,,c '-Kr nil 111c cruei cnan- Hnmo Mxwlo
11 1 in i"w m.muiij mvcim uv nicac orirnn-1 --,-'. .... ...v. v.mi.1 .iiuii-i u u 1...
not to exceed 1 or ifi vears of iiuc m. ..." i 1 nu ce lor commander ordered the Imlll "H"" i"ut nu miy UV
so drunk they could scarcely walk. .i..,. ., . ...i10 illis'n cimi j.',' arc our own citizens. cleared of oil but members of the I Chamberlain's Cotlgll Remedy.
commonly reported an over can tllj.L. .1,,, cnni ..,1.1, them to the A petition was trained to be pre- fcr aim wuu many longing ling
bawdy houses over them and gam- .. imt. ui...i..,.u Pi... that body to take the matter tin departed cheered with n vote of
bling hells beneath them. Wc s;miL. ns if thev were resident In h'so. thanks and an invitation to conic
tne
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the city that certain saloons have imil. t,ilPlir., i Pnrii,...,i n...i scntcd to the city council askinir crlllC ghmccs, our gentle visitors
iUMr u!ii.li.i.u nn mm uuuv iu mKC iiic mailer ill) "wri,tvw w''"'
fw 1 , I al I... ..
have been told that these conditions iortluud . nnd that anv book thev The meeting appointcil Mr. Per- hBn.m uproariously given by
have been reported to the mayor rcdiiest from the librarv that is k,lls secretory to represent the club e"rc mcmbcrsiiip present.
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and the city council, but so far
there has been ,110 action taken to
mitigate these 'infamous practices
or eliminate them from the city,
and when the citizens begin to
awaken to the utilization of their
position and demand the first re
strictive law, their demands are
mudespoit of by our councilmen
and turned down.
To our good friend Mayor Couch
issued to tueir members there may
be obtained 011 the cards held here
as soon 11s the book can be sent out.
livery Tuesday a new supply of
books is sent out and old books
from the shelves here are returned.
at the meetings of the other bodies
until the next regular meeting of
the organization when the regular
delegate willlbc elected.
There is no doubt that this exec-
..if . . . .
utive committee will prove verv
It was a most delightful occasion
and the knights will be most happy
to receive a visit from sisters when
ever they can find it convenient.
I'his exchange of books Is increased biMieficIaUtp the penlnsulit. The
as the use of the books grows ,",nraw m "c "mereni sections 01
here. If we would have a larger e entire peninsula ore identical
supply of books on hand here we n"(1 JV 1 1,18 combining their forces
will be able to accomplish a ereat
we would say, it is not the specific i)0nks tier week. 'leal more than either section could
We had the pleasure of vlsitinir ,,ct 01 burglary alone to which we 'm1L. in,,rosst0ii seenm n imw do singly.
I. a . . "II I r I ... a a.. i al. -I. "
Willi ii irleu.l, the olhce or Dr. '"' ieierei.ee, nut o uiose otuer ,cu Kn,,B Kromj ,jint this libra
Homer I. Keeney, one of the ablest wl.su c!,ll(IIUol!H which exist, that ry s ,, , woumn's scheme and
ami most popular Physic alls f "i uie nuiiionu acis 01 me seven that t is not n.itron ed
City Fathcrsjn Session
(Concluded from page 1)
Portland, one day lust
friend and the good
deeply interested in the appropria
tion for the V. of O. which comes
up under the initiative at the next
June election. They are both
graduates of tills institution, and
we do not wonder that they are in
terested, we came near saying
prejudiced, iu favor of the appro
priation. We have always opposed
this appropriation, iu the form iu
which it is asked, because it looked
too much like a graft to us, but we
are like the gentleman fiom Mis
souri, we aie willing to be
"showed." If our friends can
show us the necessity for such a
large amount to be expended every
year, and that there will be given
....I.... I.. .If . e
viiiuc iweivcu mr 111e.se minis we
will not only withdraw our objec
tions but do what little we can
to support the measure; but this we
must know conclusively before we
can conscientiously .support that
which we think will lesult in loss
for the tax payers of the state.
An innocent boy or girl can no
more associate with the rotten,
vicious element always found iu
the skating rinks and poolrooms
and come away clean and uncor
uiptcd, than can one of the same
girls dressed iu her immaculate
.slimmer white sit up against a
grimy, sooty engineer or machinist
without soiling her summer dte.vs.
It is the same way witli the saloons
with their disreputable surround
ings. We tlo not care how many
old soaks go into these places, or
how many grown men who know
so much more than we do, who
bay; attained such a superior
degree of intelligence, patronize
ii. ....... .1....... 1.... 1.. 1 ..
wv.ii.-i, urn wl- mi tiraw tne
lines at the boys ami girls, who
have not had experience, who lire
easily led by their friends, good
and bad alike. These boys and
girls should be protected, The
honor and safety of these boys and
girls iu a great measure are iu the
hands of the city council. We
look to them to make it safe for
them when out of the sight of
their parents. That the council
teftises to do anything even at the
request of the parents is a matter
to be settled between the parents
aim uie couiiciimeu iu the future
should these councilmen ever wish
anything at the hands of the.se jmr
ents and we think they have fairly
good memories.
week. Our yiig leople sent to the juvenile
doctor are court the same week, the drunken
boys on our streets, which we hon
estly believe was the outcome of
the associations of these young
people iu these places of amuse
ment; their observance of the ap
parent indifference of the council
to the immoral, indecent unlawful
practices of different saloons, and
these places referied to and we
believe that this is but the begin
ning, and that if rigid enforcement
of stringent laws is not observed,
these eases of depravity will be
multiplied many times to the ruin
of St. Johns as a fit place to bring
a family, and naturally to the stop
page ol all advancement iu our city
socially, morally, commercially or
except by
women folk ami a few decrepit old
men who have not the means to
buy books, or are too euuriotis to
tlo so; but such is not the case.
Some of the best educated men iu
the city of Portland watch this
library and refer to its new books
on all the sciences utid arts to keep
in touch with the latest develop-
meuts. Iu fact the best patrons of
the library are among the best edu
cated and brightest minds of the
country. Helmut the management
of the library are some of the
strongest men we have in the conn-
Alarricd.
I.OSItV SPARSCIIUH.
At the residence of the bride's
son, S. Crane, 415 Oswego street,
Sunday, January 26, 1908, T. J.
l.osey and Mrs. C. A. Sparschuh.
Mrs. Losey sprang a big sur
prise on her many friends here when
the fact was announced that she
had again taken o partner for bet
ter or worse, No one was aware
that she was considering such a
step, and the surprise was all the
more complete. Mrs. Losey is
proprietress of the Home Bakery
iu the city charter which specific
ally provides for this work the
mayor believed the exigencies of
the case justified the action, and
we believe every citizen of the
town will agree with him. Captain
Bredeson suggested that there was
iu the city enough timber iu the
shape of trees which obstructed the
view in the streets and which were
a detriment to the streets and
should come out, to give consider
able employment to these men.
Kngiueer Kdwards said there were
enough of such trees to make 500
cords of wood.
On motion of Dobie it was de
cided to give employment to the
idle men residents of St. Johns,
heads of families receiving prefer
ence, under tne supervision of the
About two months ago our baby
girl had measles which settled 011
her lungs and at last resulted iu 0
severe attack of bronchitis. Wc
had two doctors but no relief was
obtained. H very body thoucit she
wouiu die. 1 went to eight differ
cut stores to find a certain remedy
which Had been recommended to
me and failed to get it, when one
of the storekeepers insisted thnt
try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
I did so and our baby is olive and
well to day. Geo. W. Seiice,
Holly Spring, N. C. Por sale by
01. j onus mug store.
Notice is Hereby Given That at the
Meeting of Hi. Council of the
City of St. Johns, Oregon, Held
on the 21st day of January,
A. D. 1908, the Following Res
olution Was Adopted:
Resolved, That the council of the city
of St. Joints, Oregon, deems it expedient
and proposes to Improve I'olk street
from Willnnicttc lloulcvnrd to the north
line of St. Johns Heights addition in the
following nmnncr, to wit:
To establish the necessary erode for
paving and to Improve said l'olk
street, lay sidewalks, grade, etc. Said
Improvement to be made in accordance
with the charter nnd ordinances of the
city of St. Johns, and the plans, specifi
cations and estimates of the city engi
neer, filed in the office of the recorder ot
the city of St. Johns. The cost of said
Improvement to he assessed as provided
by the city charter upon the property
specially ttnd peculiarly benefitted there
by and which is hereby declared to be nil
the lots, parts thereof, nnd parcels of
land wltiiln a line 100 feet from the out
side line of each side of the said i'olk
street.
The plans, specifications ami estimates
of the city engineer for the Improvement
of said l'olk street nrc hereby adopt
ed. ltoolved, That the city recorder of
the city of St. Johns hi, nnd is, hereby
directed to givu notice of the proposed
Improvement of said l'olk street ns
provided by the city charter.
Remonstrance against the above Im
provement may be filed iu writing with
the undersigned wllhiu 1 j days from the
date of the first publication ot this' no
tice. lly order of the council.
A. M. liSSON,
City Recorder.
Published In the St. Johns Review Jan.
4,3i-
Dissolution Notice. .
Notice is hereby given that the
firm of Larson & Halvorscn have
dissolved partnership and that
Jacob Halvorscn will collect all
accounts and pay nil bills.
Jacob Halvorscn,
St. Johns, Oregon.
TliMB TABLE 0. R. & N.
Union Dcoot. l'-j.tland.
No. 3 Chicago Special leaves 8:300,111.
No. .1 Slxikone I'lycr leaves nt 7:00 n. 111.
No, 6 Kansas City I'.xp. leaves jr:.)o p. 111.
No. 8 Local I'astcugcr leaves 8:00 a. in.
No. 1 Chicago Special arrives 8:20 p. m.
No. 3 SiKiknnc I'lycr arrives nt 8:00 n. 111.
No. s Kansas Citv IIxo. nrrives o.J a. in.
No. 7 Local P.tenJer arrives 55 p. in,
Watch St. Johus grow this year.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
In order to Insure a change of ad
vertisement the copy for such change
should reach this office not later than
Wednesday, at 3 o'clock p. m. Please
remember this and save the printer
try. So that, instead of being the nnd through her skill in the baking cit)' engineer and Capt. Bredeson, street
othei wise. We are glad our mayor
took this matter up. We believe
iu publicity. The more that is
known of the conditions ns they
exist, the greater hope is there for
a remedy being effected. We be
lieve our council, if they will but
stop a moment mid consider the
cud to which tlie.se things all tend,
will take the necessary .steps to
icmedy the evils iu these condi
tions, without the initiative of our
citizens,
l lie lltinsy excuse that it is not
safe to laud at our little city dock
was uidely brushed aside Monday
of this week when the Alliance,
one of our coasters, landed there
ami took on a big shipment of Hour
from the Jobes Hour mill. It is a
plain case of discrimination against
St. Johns, and if our shippers
would take it up we believe the
liver boats could be made to stop
here the same as they do at other
landings,
work of decrepit old men nnd a lot
of old women, it is the work and
the cherished work of the brightest
ami best of our people both male
mill female, and among these ore
some of the oldest and most hon
ored men and women of our city
and state. The library is doing 0
great work iu the dissemination of
knowledge and could do one hun
dred fold more good if our jeople
wouiu nut iiikc advantage of this
one of the best opportunities ever
presented for gaining knowledge
during leisure hours,
art has built up and now enjoys
the leading bakery business of this
city.
The groom is a recent arrival
from Topeka, Kansas, where he has
been engaged in the bakery busi
ness, also, He Is u thorough busi
ness man, and it is the intention of
ONE BIT-A-WEEK
If You want to buy. rent, sell or ex
chatiKc property see Wolcott (The Rent
Man.)
, Cret and Rug. Weaving Leave or-
tier WUU JIM. GodMM-. XUI MnhauL-
MP
W. C. Godscy
GENERAL
BLACKSMITHING
Horseshoeing,
All kinds of Repair Work on
WAGONS and
MACHINERY
RUBBER TIRES, etc.
Cor. Charleston nnd Ivanhoe.
S
St Johns!
The Coming City
of the Peninsula
Joe Wilson Sees St. Johns.
through all their days.
l'KTHRSBN WOOD.
At the home of the officiating
clergyman, Rev. E. A. Leonard,
ill Pnrtcitimitlt VrMlnclm Tnmi.
!.- - -I - ...w..,.., ......
n. wiisou 01 iiocKi Kiyer was over ory 29th, Edward C. Peterseu and
o mx' lib Saturday ot last week. Miss Estella May Wood. The
If there is anyone we would rather happy pair started for Tacoma yes
see than somebody else it is some trinv ,r.r,.i..r w,r ti,u .. in
of the old boys from the apple city visit the sister of the groom for u
the newly mated pair to combine
their forces and eularce their bust
uess here amount Which those in charge
The Review joins iu wishing Mrs. wisneu to expend in putting up a
Losey and her newly acquired Jrinkitig fountain for horses ot
helpmate the best of cood thlncs M50'1"5 convenient point, and the
iu cutlltiK wood, c eanimr streets
and such other work os may be
necessary.
The fountain was reported on
lintl.tC TOnilll frit- Ill.-.n I In t . . . .1 1 . r . . . . ... SX.. .. .
.vui.j iu iiiniuiiuuuu uuu un i hivum ui me river a two room
motion ot Dome it was ordered fcow uooul uc '5. 1907. Owner can
installed under the supervision of Z'remeroiV"if T,Krty 8ml W,nK
the city engineer. Alderman Leg- - rK ' - -,br' LJJL
gett reported that there was still Woon for Sam; Having purchased
111 111c louuiaiii juiui a considerable!"" ""i" W. J- rerreij, 4 au
I'or Kent l'ive room nimlpm linn
river view. JvseJ. 1J. Colvln in concrete
oiock Duiiuing, jcrey street. ntf
balance in assisting iu the estab
lishment of the fountain in front of
the city hall and beautifying it.
AUjourned.
prepared to deliver wood to any part of
St. Johns on short uotice. Dry and
erecn wood, by the cord or 16 incites In
length. All orders left at the yard will
receive prompt attention. J. A. Powell,
U. L. Oeur.
5
Cnll nt 113 i-a Jersey
street to get prices 011
some good factory sites,
business blocks and choice
residence lots. Wc have
some extra good bargains
in blocks on the O. R. &
N. track aud on the river
front for factory sites.
See
KING
&
GILLMORE
1 134 Jersey Street.
Phone Union 4068
One of our oltl tillicums, Joseph I
wuo laoorcti mug ami nam to save
the country with us iu that neck
of woods. Among them there are
none more welcome than Joe. Joe
is a pioneer tu uoou Kiver
made that his home for a
of a century and seen that
develop from the abode
coyote and siwash to that
most renuai ami progressive
having
Our readers will please take note
of the extract from the recent post
al law, given at the head of these
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vuuiiiiiia. mis lining win iieces- on uie cat tu, ami in ait tills Joe lias Mrs. PetersctV
Biiui- our lMyuiK aooui ic eacu per uau an active nauii. ills latest 11.. 1.
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week lor those who are more than
a year lehiiul on their subscrip
tion. This we cannot afford to do,
so that when a subscriber runs
more than a year behind we will
have to cut them off the list. We
will give our subscribers until the
first of April, the time sueuestetl
by the department iu which to pay
up within the limit. After that
date we shall be obliged to remove
from our lists all names of subscrib
ers who are more than a year de-liumiciit.
few days. They will be at home
to their friends at 1179 East Thir
teenth street, Portland, after their
return.
Mr. Petersen is well knowu in
quarter St. Johus as the senior member of
section the firm of Petersen & Noce, tail
of the ors, has a host of friends iu the
of the city who will wish him and his
people fair young bride a most happy life.
while not so well
as tier tiusuauu has
goon work, however. Is his water made many friends in the city with
t:iittfla it Illicit ls.k l.r.i .1. ...! ..I I . . . . .
.ty ""3 ".-vciupwi whom the Review etns iu extend
wiinin tne past uiree or lour years iK felicitation to the captor of
trom an insignificant little useless Im.r i fr...i ri. mitt rtiYrt
stream running through the south- we can express is that they do uot
v-;. w...... v., . iu wmcr umue their hoe with us.
ajaicm tor imwer aim uousetioid
use second to none iu that countrv.
When Joe started this work his hkcklkv awlkgatk.
friends thought he ought to have a In Portland, Wednesday evening
guardian appointed, intimating Jan. 29th, C. R. Beckley aud
that his mind was getting whiskers Harriet Applegate of Douglass
Building Permits Issued.
No. 129, for 1908 5. To A. C.
Gaines to erect for E. W. Tryou,
residence on lot 15, block 2, Bar
ton's addition fronting 011 Bruns
wick between Nicklin and Fessen
den, It 000.
No. im for 1008 6. To Thorn-
as ocaies 10 erect a residence on
lot 9, block 1, Mennco addition,
fronting on Newton street $650.
No. 131, for 1908 7. To Martin
Hammer to erect a residence on
Lehigh between Nicklin and Hart
man, $500.
W. C. T. uT
THE L E D I N Q BUSINESS COUEOf
KLKS ariLDIKO, PORTLAND, OKKGOM
A course in our College means better workbetter wares
you are interested, write for our latest catalogue
'YOUR SALARY DOUBLED"
It may be the turning poiut of your career
If
Eld. Daniel Nettleton of the
Portland Sanitarium, will speak in
uicKtier nan auiuiay at 2:30 p. m.l
on tne awtui evils of the liquor
tramc. ah are cordially invited.
Young people especially urged to
come. Free, no collection taken.
Committee.
on it, that numerous and divers
wheels were operating iu his think
county, Rev, r. L, Yeuug, of
Methodist church officiating.
E. E. Elliott of Arleta, formerly
the I druggist in bt. Johns, died at noon
yesterday of pneumonia.
ir
W.E.SwMgil
Manufacturer
anil Dealer In
Harms Ml
HnsiMs
Whip. Clorca. Water
Proof Lluthiog. etc.
Hand Made liarneu my
SpooUlly.
Kepatnas promptly done
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