THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW
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At 117 Vt Iluttlngton Street, St. John,
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IfRIl)AY, MAY 1, 1908
We wish vc iniHlit Have more
.space lit which to answer more
fully the erudite criticism of the
character and policy of the writer
by our good friend Kx-Govemor
l'letcher, which adorns nuother
column of this issue, hut we have
not. There are a few things, how
ever, that we cannot pass over.
In Ids first parapraph, while cither
too polite or too cowardly, we do
not know which, to come out and
say plainly we were bribed to boost
the university bill against our own
convictions of right, wr are unable
to place any other construction up
on his insinuating hingu.igc: We
have answered this in another arti
cle.
111 ins second paragraph lie 111
sinusites that the base ball conch
at the university was paid by that
institution, when he surely knows
unless he is most densely ignorant
of the facts that the student body
and not the university pays the
coacn. it lie will make the proper
inquiries lie will nuti, too, the
funds of the university guarded in
their disbursements more carefully
than the average public monies. A
bill must be approved by the head
of the department in which it is
matte, by the president and secre
tary of the university, by the
nuance committee of the board of
regents, then must go to the secre
tary of state for his approval before
it can be paid. After all this the
treasurer has the power mid author
ity to hold up any bill he may be
in doubt about until he is satisfied.
Does our illustrious friend miunl
his own bank account more closely?
His feiug at poverty of the iustitu
tion is illtimcd and comes with bail
grace since it dccuds for its exist
ence upon (lie enterprise and fidelity
of the citizens of Oregon ami its
present condition should bring the
blush of shame to the cheek of our
friend rather than winds of insult
and misrepresentation.
In his third paragraph our friend
starts out with a spasm over the
poor boy ami girl who have but
three or four mouths of iutlilTcrcnl
instuiction each year. lie does
not state, however, that this tint
versity fund doesn't come fiom the
common school fund and does not
affect that fund, or that if the tiui
g J. E. COLVIN, President and Treasurer HARRY COLVIN, Vice President VICTOR CARLMN, Minijcr and Secretary
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Communicated.
Kditor Review : I am thoroimhlv
disgusted with the continual trim
ming of your paper iu the discus
Islou of public questions. I like to
sec a man map out n course, and
then stick to it. Only five or six
weeks ago you had an editorial in
opposition to the enormous appro
iiriuuoii oi 7125,000 a year to uic
state university. Shortly afterward
you made a trip to the south, and
on your return came out wltli a
flaming article in its favor. It
j Still They Come.
, L. II. Meyers, wife and twochil
. dren; W. A. Hall, wife and son,
and V. Carpenter and wife arrive
iu St. Johns this week from Matt
ton, Michigan, to make their home
here. There arc three more fami
lies on the way who arc expected
the last of this week or the first of
next. Mantou is the old home of
mothers turned into brnwlin g poll- J " Q"""l ?u
ticiaus. They believe her place to "ft' K s ' ' nK '"'f
rule and adorn is the hoinc-the ""l h,I CtS a1W.cl,
corner stone of the commonwealth J t ?n W
.i ti... ....i.... r i.... .i :.. nope tncy may do like Brother Hin
"tlS'nrto'St A
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"mothers, wives and sisters to
place of equality by our sides."
You should have said to bring them
down on a level with ourselves. Iu
voting for the cause of female suf
frage we should be voting for
mighty few mothers. The mother
hood of the country arc in their
homes attending to the duties
Maker has assigned them
I CHURCH NOTICES.
llnnllst church It. A. I.coimnl, pastor.
Suinlny Kliool ul 10 n. in. 1'rcnchlnn nt
I I n. in. II. Y. 1', U. 7 p. m. Preaching
nt 8 p, in.
Methodist church 1'. I.. Yoiiiil. ims-
e --i .
oimiiHy i-huui if ii. in., jircncmiiK
tor.
tlm !t it n. in. nnil 8 p. m.
Upworth League
304
N. Jersey St.
304
N. Jersey St.
doesn't require the vision of a seer number of mothers to be found iu U!!i1&Hr
to know what the argument was ,hc rks 0f the suffragists are "few ,15
that turned you around so suddenly, and far between." The mothers 1 IIctIon. 7J 1 ' 1
tlie country and foollnir awav the r icKncr siiniinsioiiowsisuniinysciiooi
er Since lhni. lmrniH.iitiHr lmur.l.,.ir..l nl 10 l".! Ircnclllli( nt 1 1 n. ill. unit 8
began. They are caring for their children. tT'iS ,:h,",ccl,,,Kftt7,M,,
1 a long, bringing them up properly and I
mislead I tenciiiiii? them how to vain. Tlu veriitv larlf li.-v. Win .' 11. I'.i.n
women that Mr. IJycrlce wants the
man to vote for have no children to
tend. Consequently they have
I.
SomebtMly told tis that somebody hauuiel Hill, president of the . been done since we landed in the
said that .somebody was mad at us good roads commission for the city. It looks as if our council in-
for what we said last week or the Mate of Washington, declares the tended to do something. While it
week before about the city council 1 Panama canal will have about as seems to us like a rather small an-
and about some of the political much bearing on commerce as the propriation for the iob it mav be
issues before the people. Well, it second kink In n pig's tail will oii.Millicient and we will hope there
versity were Dlotleil out or existence Ms 10 latigu, ns ine ocrmaus say. uie iince oi porK. iieatiums imii
that the poor countrysehools would We are glad if it does stir up some it will grcotly facilitate the trans
mit teceive an additional dollar, hut f the animals. It is time they mission of war ships from the At
such is the case and Mr. l'leteher should be made to amble along and
knows it as well as we. The poor express themselves. We admire a
man's sou ordauuhter has an cnual I until if he has the courage of his
show with the child of the rich
man. We know of one poor boy,
who a lew veins ago started hi at
the university with f jo only. He
made his way successfully thioiigh
to gratiuatloii anil is today a sue
ccssful business man in Portland
convictions and will come out hon
estly and say .so, but it gives us a
tiled feeling for one to go about
town growling like a bear with a
sore Head because we nave ex
pressed some sentiment at variance
with those entertained by the
anil he tells us the university is the growler. He a man or a mouse or
poor man's school, ami that this long tailed rat. If we say any
nppiopriation is destined to still thing that brushes your hair the
more increase their opportunities, wrong way, our columns are ocu
His fouith paragraph is devoted to you to give your side of the
to resenting the insult oiTered to matter, provided that the rights of
the manhood of Oregon who insists others are not invaded, and resiect
upon placing our vives, mothers, able language is used. Or it we
daughters, sisters, sweethearts on a re iu the wrong, come and tell us, I
ics to prove that the 'lief that we slinll hnven nrnnrl. 01 d laboratories ore o
e isthmus is too long laud successful year under their ad- w TTC.fnSe f , . "K 'or capacity whatever has ever received hesun3vfft ltoStl
:ls to compete with the ministration. It is up to every cit- ?.. ' co" i,U,i'iK ' jWropriation for one cent or any other sum, either smlShVSPS!! pei.hw it !
my no iiui uirectly or Indirectly as either a Kcv. I'ultmtut, wtor.
ury jcur. urine to induce us to advocate thej Oenimu I.utlicrun Service at
eVCII UIC Inilise nf the iiiilirutlu nnnrnnrl,.. I . III. CVCrV tHItlili
agricultural college-a much more ,0n, or as co..iKusatlon for space ' iffiA'K
useful nstitution, because more the Review that has been so used jXi. co?.HlTy
practical do not demand "contiuu- or mav be so useil ilnrlnir Hil mm. Ilucchler. ttor.
level with the convict, the idiot. the
jap or uiiiik liesli Horn Ins native
jungle. If we have uttered a wotd
on the qtietitiou that the most hys
terical autisuiiraglst can construe
into an insult we aie glad of it. We
iiiuu- mi ik'uiieiiuii id niiiKC. we
are happy in the thought that any
huntiuient we may have expiessed
is an uimiit to a class oi mm
would thus degrade our noble
we are not so tutu .skinned (hat we
will not give you u careful hearing,
anil while we aie not from Mis
souri, wo are capable of being
"showed" ami if convinced that
we aie wiong, no man will make
acknowledgment quicker than we.
Hut to growl about the city accus
ing us of grafting on .some of the
who questions of tlie day. Why, bless
wo-1 your stupid blundering soul, you
men. we are more than surprised iiaveu t euougii money to lure us
that a gentleman of the culture, cd- t0 advocate a measure we are op
ttctitiou, lefineiiieut of Mr, Fletcher "sed to, ami if we boost n propo
should be betrayed by such perni- tii we think best, what s it to
ciotis principles. He is about the you? Have we not the same right
last man we would have expected l Your self ? Come off, now, get
to hud arrayed on the sale of the busy ami show us where we are
saloon, the brothel, the debauched lame. We meant it. when we said
rabble against the inherent liuhts the paper belongs to you iu a re
in iuiciican womauuoou,
mi . .
i ue wiscm ami nesi ot us
make
mistakes. We will use to the limit
tliat gieatcst of Christian virtues,
charity, and give our friend credit
for making a few mistakes this time
and not do as we aie too apt to do
look with suspicion upon the man
st rioted sense, anil our columns are
open to you to express yourself
upon any topic of interest to the
welfare of our city, county, state
or nation. And tins means YOU.
I
If our citizens could
induced
lautic to the Pacific iu time of war.
ami then tries
route via the
for the vesse
railroads. Indeed, It is so much
shorter all the way around Caic
Horn, the route over which the
vessels are now successfully com
luting wiui ine railroads on many
commodities. He concludes: "All
iu all, I should say that the Paua
ma canal is a fake." That settles
it. When this concentrated hunk
of double distilled wisdom has so
declared, we would better pull the
big ditch up by the roots anil dump
it into the Gulf of Mexico. If we
weie eruiitted to express ourselves
as freely of Mr. Hill as he has of
the canal we would say that com
paring his report with that of other
experts on canal affairs stated arlth-
It is the most potent argument iu
the world, and you arc not the first
person to yield to its pow
lie agitation on this subject
In your last issue you publisl
dreary article calculated to
and deceive the taxpayers of St.
John, but I greatly mistake the tem
per of our ncoole If vonr effort In
i. . . . ft - - i 1 1. 1 1 v. i uiiai-iiiiwuiiy iiiwy iiavi:
force this proposition docs not meet time to devote iu canvassing for of-
wiui uisasicr niiu ucicai. f cc. bomlmn Mir m' Is ntiire. nm
The article iu question puts forth fieliti nt? nnlfriitun. Tlnu fori. Ma
a pmauie pica oascu on uie poverty m. to sav mnro hist nnu.
oi uic institution, une would tliink I in. uirtrlicr.
It It.l til ' .
uiai u uic couuuiou.s were ns uau
n rinrfM:Milfl tlir Snuttttttfmi rmiM
not afford to pay somewhere about Mr. Fletcher Allslflken.
ft 1, 500 lor a base nail coach. And This U in ivrilfi. iimi twtlt1wr inn
. . . I till
even if the condition of the miiver- self individtinllv. the firm of Mnrt-io
of the laud are not erauibulatiugl ClirUtlan church Meet every Sunday
will be more comintr if needed.
We have great faith in the good
KfMCi rf nilt PAH t1! t ntl It w
so far has served to confirm our bc- r1 ia Jepl0. " and cluss rooms & uycricc, or anyone else connect-
oycrerowuco, etj With the St.Johns Rev ew in anv
!.. tttese tilings r Tliey sure
ciinpinin, KeKUiiir service 7:30 p. 111.
Sunday fcchool nt j p. in.; llible clan 7 p,
in.; I.cntoit ncrvicc every 1'rlilay nt 10
n. m.
HvniiKcllcnl church Sunday kIiooI nt
10 n. 111. I'rcncliiug 1 1 n. 111. Junior K.
I.. U. K. ayo p. 111.; Senior K. h. C. 15. 7
. 111, PrcuclihiK ut 8 p. in, Chester l.
I' (intc, Kutor.
l'irnt CoiiKrcKntlonnl Church-O. W.
Ncliwti, iMitor. Sumliiy Khool 6V,
111.; nrcncliltii; 11 n. 111. an-l 7:45 p. ui,
I Y, V. S. C. I. meeting nt 7 p. m. rrnycr
meeting Tliurwlny nt 7:30 p, 111, A neat
iind welcome to nil.
1 llflptUt Clmrcli, Univcnlty Park. Kev.
A. H. Waltz, pastor. KcKiilnr kcnlcet
every Sunday morning anil evening.
Gerinmi IlaptUt clmrcli Service held
ien 10 assist uieni iu every way
they can. Give them advice when
ever opportunity offers, and if your
advice is rejected don't get the idea
that they have turned down the
only chunk of wisdom iu the city.
CUSAN UP.
itig" appropriations.
When oue looks around aud sees
the number of poor children iu the
country districts who get but u lew
or may be so used, during this cam
patgu. xseltlier do we ask, desire
nor expect any such coniensation
or bribe, (slgued) I). N. Uyerlee.
buoscribed and sworn to before
1
1 1cn11n11 i.uiiicruii ncrviccH at 10:45
11. 111. every nuntiay morning nt corner ot
1 cuiiimm avenue nun Klliutrlck street.
All Germans of Si.
Invited to ntltMiit. C.
Ilucchler, pastor.
Christian Science Society iiiectlnirs
hehlttt V. II. King's residence, Sun.
days and Wednesdays at 8 p. in.
n , , . "'I mmi
i iicic uic more iicoiiic comintr 10 ...n...i.0i ...i.i.. .... 1 .i.. ... :. .
St. Johns now thai, there has been . ,ne " Vie ?? f Apri 1908.
at any time since we made our ' "u f.ii.o ZriloT" w' K1"g' XVotar" Vmic'
RESOLUTION.
1.
iiouic ncre. 1 ncy arc comity to teachers, and who are too often un
mx, &ome 10 uuy, ouiers to trade uku i., uu
''w wtitv IWNMIIV.1 IUI kJI. I I tier trt ht tll.Mi fAP en inn twl lltu.t
ii... H . it.. I "0 v avri piiwvii uiiu livil
Plfnn 11 r nnr ftui no nn 1ns.t.l l I . .. - . .
nnW tA 7. Ti..ui.i ;iTr.i'" m"BU,5.01 Ule r 5caHl 'e?ns Resolved, That the City of St. John..
metiea v would riviit- 'A U n ' 1" . iu cuueme ncii men s sons, lilting -"TK"i hcciiis 11 cxpeiiient ami necessary
.. V 11 . Vr . it 1 luuKicsaivc towus oj tlie valley, them to become lawvers doctors 10 tniprove Klchmoml Street from the
SSf A . 1 loi L ll0M i' " , M .b? Rreater percentage ! d rofeS 1 Z tf?y WcUu!
.oiiii inn iu ins 1 .1111111111 cuiiiiina-'ot these visitors tlmi wltli ns .1 1 , B , V " lM lllc urincriy line 01 w 1 sikJU evnn .
sion.'' As. Rood roads agitator, ' People uswl to llvlntr In L npilt.' !!?i.iC.aU. ? .Q?"k!J ""'-vl"K
Air. Hill is "some ntimnV-lni" hnr i . ""- , jjuooiuic, uiiu umi la uiui me Ulll- i"iincr, lu-nu;
as at expoS of & Panama S?, t."M ,,M,? dty no take rsity rather retards than advances r 'K " to the estahlUhed
as an txjras tor oi t ic i auama kiudly to our Queeti Anne fronts HIP nt inn?n Krode, mid sMewulkinK, ij feet curb nml
euiiai proposition ne iooks line tlie and Marv Ann Tmetc vnnlo . 7 . . ,. o leet want with such timber and strlne
last figure of 10 cetlts with the rim lmv.. ilt n...,7t.T ""y"" " wiiw you can enu ilwve Ueen adopted by the couucllof
rubbed out. 'l... r i , """'I "equal suitrage" are equally itisult- uity, together with regulation cross
. i by Mr. Rogers. Read it again. hutr t0 tl,e voters ot Orecoii. You )valks SaliTlmnrovenieiiu to be made
we tio not know anythinc about n n .-i... accor-iaiice with the Charter and or
We wish to call special attention the way the finances of the oitv Ti 1" "n" '1 r" "I f ..V r.J:C ?'"a.CMO''c.City of St. Johns, and
to the eominiiiilen ion of TV P uw, I. ,IU ,ln, ' ''' V '"S- ue p ans, sjiecmcat ons ami estimates o
ot tuts j nere out since our arrival, so far as
back
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... iviH.Ha, in. la i-iiiiiii-uiiy tor- imwiiuuiicc at every council meet- peatedly defeated I
reet in his position iu regard to the ing fave oue the city monies have 3 insult to tin
streets. Our streets have not been leen haudleil in a judicious maimer Massachusetts of
kept in the order they should have and none of it wasted. We do nea everv stn
been. We howled about th
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, hu-i iipiu. u nco we get town to visitors, ami it would give
i1K IW.M.IU5UI.-I eie ami oegiti to tiietu soinetliing to remember with
nam rock- to uie uiiieient streets of delight when they went away. It
the city it will be used more than would settle the matter of choice
ever, It is ol the utmost import- between St. Johns and some other
mice men mat tins street should be locality iu the minds of those seek
n aue 111 ine very Pest possible con- hug a location for a home. Why
union oeiore mat time arrives, not take the second Saturday of
1 uis is oue tiling we would invite every mouth for this work? In
the attention of our council to as this case it will be one week from
one 01 me tilings lirst to be done, tomorrow. Cannot our people get
ami we believe tliey will and pos- together and make a systematic
niuiy nave aireauy nan 11 uiiuer general cleanup one week from to-
cuHsiueraiioii. morrow f
Watch St. Johns grow this year. I liriug in your printing now.
communication
' .w.mw ,.Mt ui tuia 1 ..v.v uuv im.v Ulll UII1VUI, ZXJ IUI USInf thi nn. TIW U nn ncnU
its.k rrii..r. 1.. . 1 i - 1 1 t . 1 - - ' w
. iitiw iB .iu Kui iK uaeK 01 we nave oeen aoie 10 learu irom the men of Oreeon who have re
the returns. He is em nentlv cor- attendance at everv council "l!.,,.. .rLr:!??.-W"?. "a.ve rf.
. w . . . - IK ia III V lllTIKriA I. LT 1 L IIC IIll IIMI I s. II
w - - -
the intelligence of
f New York, of
llAarl If aiiami etnta S.m 1 1 A 2n..
e uowieil about tlie weeds, think, however, that nmri ionv .1 1
the paters, tin cans, old rans. dir should be sue. I cleani, ; ihi "H:.? T5or,c
o.wl ml,.,. . l. :.. ".J.l . f . . 7 . 0 .. K Bill lllWHUVU IU MllUK
...... Ui. .v. pij 111111.11 111 irviuciicc niieeia mm oacK lots 01 properties that there is as much intelligence
oil the street when w firc n.., 1 nlr,,,.. Trc.. ...1 f- M,c'. ,a . ,Hut" lUieillgence
" ' V WUIMh wn jviilVI UIIU UII1CTI ailCTlS. UIl nniAtirr tha n I. - 1
Iw.r.. l.nlil r.f .1 ...1. , . , ' T I . l "1 Uireuu UIIU
,. w. i'uiiic iiiil . iviiiiu ill c iii.iiiv mnces iinvinir iiip i iiri.i... .t i-
r n . 1. t .i'i u:.i.' , "MmuBiuiim lucicuniuont me
'm. " ZUx "i.V . m . ?' . ii, 01 . .,e Vmua,own Mormons of Utah and Idaho.
...w VW....V... ,,aiu ocvciiii juiiii, c are mau our citizens are ni,i,,tr ru it..i.,.i
setnibar
Fin
not
into a
aay in
exlu-
brk.
our
be induce;!
' !L 11 month iiurin the summer o el ca " ?JZ .J" .K? S"".i,,,cr! ta the'city and States are is freefrom
inn up the streets and their resi- L ' .. ! 1 Y.l ,,tbe.,mnBs P- we barism" as are tlie people of
While we are talking about deuce properties ,ul the backyards : V .1 "5 ..I'l' e a,0"e' wun apparently Und. The meu of Oregon do
streets and cleaning up, what is the to their stores, it would prove the pi.i 1. A.ic tl Tt " . . ""V5.C,.S?V"S niost wish to see their state turned
mtd er with putting the street lead- best spent time of the" months. ma head 'Zn .In ' o' " ''i, " " K,WC ", ! ",2 garden like an election
ii g io me erry in goon shape first There would be no old eyesores Li... ,c . , "t "" , i"c",HU,iJ- V.ooraao, like tue suffragists'
ot all It is lK-coming the busiest which make one ashamed for visit- n,, , L" i.. i..... c L,.! ' ,T1 ...i , . . .:, K?C!,eu . y ,r' ?S- bitioa in Loudon aud New Y
K " C1,V .wi ,.uc on. to go over, the town. One RvtU
iu UV.V.IMIII: u uie ami more so it n is i won ui i.. nromi in tiir..,. cnM. ... . :.. . ...... HU nvi wives ana moiners tnan to n
do well
way to
no necessity lor a law compelling have no doubt it would
people to be cleanly about their ! for St. Johns. The ouly
n la U iiuiiicr ui oom kiiow is to try it, Let some oue
kuwi lujit uim ui ileum mat I e who as t ie time start the move.
streets of the city and the premises meut and we have no doubt It will
soon carry everything before it,
for we believe we have as good a
class of citizens in St. Johns as
of the citizens should be kept neat,
clean and in ship-shape.
Talking of street cleauincr. We
ore reminded that great minds run
in the same chauuel. Hardiv had
the accompanying squibs relative
to this subject been put iuto tvoe
before the oouticil authorized the
the expenditure of not to exceed
$ too for smoothing up aud cleaning
the streets. This is more thau has I
npose
on them duties aud responsibilities
wmcn tliey do not wislt to assume.
You speak of "equal suffrage."
That is uot what the suffrage fanat
ics of Oregon demand. They ask
for the same rights as men, but are
unwilling to perform the same du
ties as men. They are not demand-
lives upon the earth. All thev i
need is some oue to take the lead in to mv noil tav. to sit on ,.,rfe .
preside over courts of law. Ah,
no I They want to vote and hold
office, but they do not want to do
the rough work that men are called
Address on to perform and which they do
St. Jokas, not thrust upon women. They do
aopinotwisu to see their sweet-faced
auy good work.
Wanted.
A few coloiiMS'of be
with price to RT Grades.
Ore.
the City KtiKiiiecr filed in the oflice
me .iy Keconieroi tue.uityol St.Johns
which said plans, specifications ami esti.
mates are satlslactorllv and are herehv
The cost of said iuinrovement to he ns,
sessed as provided by the City Charter,
ujwii uic property especially anil iwrtlcu
larlv benefitted therein- and wliloli iah
bydeclared to be all the property (land)
between tue termini of such improvement
abutting upon, adjacentor proximate to
win mciiiiiumi street irom marmnai line
of said street back to the center of the
oiocKs or pans oi uiocks abutting there-
uu, uujatciii ur proximate ttiereto.
That all the property Included in said
Improvement district, as aforesaid, is
nereoy ueciareii to De "Jocal Impro
ment District No. 4."
1. lie city Knglnecr Kstimates of the
probaoie total cost of said improve
ment of said Richmond Street is i. 11 1
The cost of said iuiDrovement Ktrit tn
oeassesseu against the property in said
nciiiciii uisinci as nroviiieii iv
the City Charter of the City of St.Johns.
Adopted by the City Council April
A.M. Hsson,
City Recorder.
Published in the St. Johns Review May
1 nnu o, 1907.
RESOLUTION
Resolved, That the council of the city
of St.Johns, Oregon, deems it expedient
aud necessary to establish the grade 011
Kellogg street from the north line of
Catliu street to the south line nf st
Johns avenue.
Adopted Apnl at, 1908.
A. M. ESSON,
Published In the St. lohns Review.
April 34 aud May 7, 1908.
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