St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, December 25, 1908, Image 2

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    THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW
rubllitied Eterr Frldr
At 117 Wert Hutllngton Strttt, St. Jolim.
IJV MAKKI.lt & HVMRJ.KK.
Tint RltVtUW Is entered nt post office
In Snlnt Johns, Oregon, ns moll matter
of the second clnss nndcr the Act ol Con
Krcsa of March 3, 1879.
Admitting rain, fl.OO per Inch per month.
.Tab Printing eieealcd In flrit-claii nie.
tint .. .inh it.lnilnir riiih nn ilMUt.rr.
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The nwltw, fit. John, uregan.
Subscription prlo $1.00 par year.
A. W. Markle, Manager.
D. N Dyerlee, Editor.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1908.
A tiorson who would murder
other's character or reputation
tnoro to be despised than ho
would kill tho body. Then lf,you
not Bpeiuc wen 01 nny one, uv
to tulk.
nil
In
who
enn
slow
Don't bo a knocker, boost. It
HcottiB thnt tho proper employment
for 11 knocker In tho next world
would bo to brenk up bl chunk
of Bulnhor for tho other devils to
shovel Into the pit.
Merry OhrlBliniiH to every one who
rends tho Itovlow. Mny tiio coining
year bo n prosperous ono to overy
0110 of you. Wo believe It will he u
every 0110 will Jul not hi nnd hustle
nmi iinin In Hien.i of hlndurliut each
0110 his nolKhbor.
If Thorton J. lliiliiH was not KUllty
ns nn accessory when his brother
killed Win. Annls, mid whoso trim
Is now liolnit held nl lUishlnir, N.
It Is hard to conceive of n Hltutitlon
wherein ono could bo nn necessary
11 murder lrat;cdy.
111
If you know of niiy ono who needs
help, do not wait to carry tuo new
to others, help them a Utile yoiirsuit
enoiiuh to Hhow them thnt you nru
tholr brother. No matter how poor
tlioy aro or bow rich you may ne, you
nro no belter than they nro beemuie
of It. lllvo them u lift mid you will
tin (In. tiiitlnr for It tllltl HUMlC IllOrO
of yourself for 1I0I11K ho.
Now Is tho winter of our dlscon
tent, mid the roses mid pinks will
have to put 011 their mlHens. Tne
coldest weather, they say, III leu
years. Mercury down to 10 nboo
iini iimi nmiiiiu mi iniiiili. when we
think of the days wo used to K I"'1"
Inir in niii lowii with tuo mercury
down JH to III! deurees below nothliiK
and think iioIIiIiik of It., Our winters
lltit 111(11 llll riv rnll coiniiared w.iii
those cold, hard winters.
Wo wish to call attention lo
i-iiiini.i r riiiiiiniinlcatloiiH III tli-H
Issue, those of J. II. Tlelcher and A
W. Davis. Wo do not bellovu such lei
llllllllcll'.l til tllll LTIIIll Ol
thu cominiinlly, They breed ills
order, onuoiider strife and foster dlR
cord. They tiro neither elovatliiK
nor uulluhteuliiK. Wo believe that
iliioHlloiiH of publlu Interest should be
discussed through tho paper mid we
aro Kind to admit discussions of any
topic to our coluius when they are
couched In such Iuiikuuko u will not
Klvo offense, but wo aro determined
that no coiniiiunleittlnn contaluliiKon
Juctlonulilu Iiiukuiiko shall iiKalu en
tor these columns unless It bo In
answer tn our own wrltliiK. Abuse
us If you wish, mid take tho toiiso
ipiences, our columns aro open lor
that purpose, nut when dlroeteii
nualust uiiv other citizen, wo must
beg that they bo couched lu Htich
terms that no offense can be taken,
In order that wo may Ktiln all the
kuowledKo posslblo and yet bo able
in unrk touetluir 111 harmony and
Kood. friendly roolliiR. It Is only by
so dolnr. that wo can hope to nehlto
nimvu In firtherliiK the lnturbtn of
thu city. Now. please do not tori
this, wo do not wish to refuso any
0110 tho use of our columns, w do not
itbk us tu run any vlndlcttve, vitupera
llvn fir other abusho mutter. Tlio
dally papers of 1'ortlaud do not care
how muuh discord may obtain in r
Johns, if you must write nionnly
or "bust1 send your screeds touuii.o
Piipors,
, ,, , , T
COMMUNICATED
Kdltor Itovlow: I am not koiUk
to enter Into controversy with J. II.
Kletcher, ills attack on 1110 In lasi
week's Issue of this paper was un
cnllod for and was Intended to be
venomous and InsultliiK, and email
rrom a source that uukIH bo ex
lUited. Tho object ha been ac
complished Mr. Hotelier, and to
what uxlent ou will find out later.
You butted Into boinotlitUK you either
did not understand, or you wilfully
and maliciously misrepresented my
ineanliij; with Intent to deceive, and
whon you state that t made nny
promises you know full well you lied,
and had It not boon for this latter
fact, I would huvo paid 110 attention
to your raMiiBa. The lw Is the
only way to settle this uuestlou and
you bad bettor ask some one who
knows, to Instruct you on the sun
Joct or shut up. Hut you will break
out uKaln 'on some subject, n fact
any old subject will do.
I am not representing any faction,
they oil look a like to me, and I am
Kolng to follow out this policy to the
ond of the string. 1 am willing the
people shall Judge ns to my course
und If tho effect of your article lu
last weok'B Itovlow udds to your
prominence you are welcome. I wish
you would pleasu excuse 1110 from
any further controversy In this mat
tor as wo do not agree and nothing
1b to be gulued In this maimer.
A. W. DavU.
tlie
Wo
not
We
ot
COMK OUT.
Just n word nbout our schools and
tho coming meeting called to levy a
special tax for general school pur-
posses, There Is Borne criticism or
thu board about the salaries of tho
teachers by some who seem to tmnk
that a man or woman Blioiilti Bponcl
I10111 a 'Piarter to a half of their life
prepurn,; lo tench school und then
when fif ed for this special work, to
ito to work nt thu snlary of a section
h 11. .1 .1. wi.ll illtrtror. who needs to
know t nl.' enough to shovel dirt 0111
of a hole In the ground. Wo
llovo In getting our public work done
ns cheaply as poBSlhlo and at
tamo thno secure good service,
do know that our teachers aro
uahl n dollnr too much nnd a lium-
her nf them are not paid enough.
wo know one, who If not paid more
will en to Senttlo unotner ye
whero thoy nro paying higher wages
miii uhom thov have been trying
win this particular teacher away from
us. Wo know, too, If wo permit mei
to win out thnt the chances nro 1 1
100 that wo will secure as good n
iintiveinr to take her place.
kno,v ihlB from personal observation
fir we hnvu visited the bcIiooIb and
liuvo noted the difference between
what they were last year and whin
tliev aro this. It bIiowb tho effect
good work on tho part of tho Instruo
tors, tint nf tills olio alone, but
otherB. Wo do not wish to save
few dollnrs at tho oxpoiiBo of tho or
rit.liinnv nt mir schools. It IS I""
thoroughly wull educated boy or girl
who will mako 11 huccobb In llfo othoi
thliiL's being euual, therefore
should all Htrlvo to glvo tho children
tho best there lu In It, In ordur mat
thov iiinv do the best. Personally
wo have no children to send to any
of the schools In St. Johns, llut w
have Just as deep an Interest In the
wellfaro of every other child In U
eltv iih wo hnvo lu our own, Tlioy
trn nil children together and t
wellfarn nf our children Is bound
up In tho wellfaro of every ottu
thllil of tho city.
Tho city of 8t. Johns Imperatively
lunula niiother hluh school. Hhe
needs one that will tlo fur a long
ler.n of years, not n llttlo hen coop
tl.nt will he filled within ono or iw
or thioii ears nt the most. It should
ho belli nccordliiK lo the best plan
that oxpope.ico have taught In this
Hi... 0f Lrehlterluro. Tho James
John trustees promise to glvo a deei
lo the lot west of tho city hall, to
the school district, provided tho dts
ti let putH up a high school b ilhling
there. IL Is a splendid lot lu a
beautiful location, lu what will alwayt
bu ono of tho most densely populated
parts of the city and It should be
Ifttfllll fill thu tiiriim named by the
trustees.
In referenco to tho lotH recently
n.n -Iiuh.i lu- tlm directors In the
oaHi in part of the city for school
put poses. Ah wo stated last week wt
nillovii thnt It Is 0110 of tllu best
things that this body has done for the
dlt-tilci since we came to St. Johns.
It will not he three years until this
same block of giound can bo old, If
tho district so wishes, for doubP
what It cost. Willi tho Improvement
of l-'esseiiden street, the advent ot
tho packing plant, the two big saw
miiia in tiiii h:uhu section, two or
three other mills that have been lo
cated there lu connection with these
plants, the development of the Kast
St. Johns and Maeiiley Junction ec
Hon, there will bo 11 population that
will demand 11 public school In umv
neighborhood. If theso lots nro not
n tlm location then desired, they
nn im easily exchanged for others
where they can bo procured for Iohs
money, or sold at n good profit 101
llio district und others purcmiseu.
Tlm nrlco mild for the lota Ih very
leasouuhle III fact is $1100 Iosh tuau
tho nrlco asked for them before the
bargain was made and If t'l" uoaru
wished to ronlg" they would have
no trouble III getting rid of tho lots.
Now. this Is not our own private
iuw on these matters, but that of
i number of our inoro promessive
Itliens with whom wo hnvo talked
on tlm subject. So. If you p a
oter and a tax payer come o.il Pim
express yourself nt the polls. It
particularly dUlrablo that overy one
ft... im tin. dust Interests of tne
ov. und glrltt at heart to come out
11.1 veto fur this speclnl tax of a
in If mill or mill or whutever II tuny
necessary to bring about the de
sired results. We have been assured
hat It will not take to exceed a halt
11III, and that will break no one.
There Is Just one more argument
11 favor of doing this nt this time,
and that Is, that there Is that oor
ecurrliur club hanging over our
heads that "If you do not do as we
ant you to wo will put yoi lino
'ortland". Someday this will be
done, and wo may help to do It. h
ould not take much to make us all
ocate that measure now. Wo need
vote a few more bonds 011 tlie
city In order to Bccuro some of tuo
necessities of civic llfo first, for If
do not. wo will never gel i"o'
after we get Into tho big city If we
hml these wo would advocato going
Into l'ortland, If for 011 other reason
than to stop a lot of the liicKormg
and faultfinding that U destroying
happiness of so many or our
oplu. And when we have aiiaiuou
those ends you will find us on the
side ot voting St. Johns Into the
city. It will cost us more u groin
deal lu the matter of taxes and we
will have poorer Borvlco lu many
s. but then the people will an
together giving tho Portland coun-
Hall Columbia, Instond of crap
nnd tho peoplo will think more
you even If you are a kicker.
the
pi
ell
pliii- among themselves.
not sound Jubt nice, but
truth. Come out and do
nt a citizen at this special election
This may
It Is the
your duty
of
ORDINANCE NO. 206
An Ordinance to License, Tax,
Regulate and Restrain
Bar Keepers, Saloon
Keepers and Dealers in
Spirituous, Vinous or
Malt Liquors, Bar Rooms,
Drinking Shops or Places
Where Spiritous, Vinous
or Malt Liquors arc Kept
for Sale or in any Man
ncr Disposed of and the
Disposal Thereof ; and
Restricting the Places
Where Said Liquors Can
be Sold; and Repealing
Ordinance No. 65, Passed
by the Council February
6, 1906, Approved by the
Mayor February 8, 1908
Tho city of St. Johns docs ordain
a rollows:
Section Is No person or porsons
Hhnll, lu tho city or St. Johiis.uirectly
or Indirectly, lu person or by un.
other, or otherwlso, open, maintain
or carry on any saloon, hnr-room,
drliiklitK Hhup, or any plucu where
spirituous, vinous or malt liquors me
kept for Hnle, or In any mannrr dis
posed or. or sell, bnrter, deliver or
lu any way dispose of for or
on his or their or any
other person's account, any
spirituous, vinous or malt Honors In
any such place to any person or per
sons, or uell or barter to any person
or persons, any vinous, man or
spirituous minors In any other place
without obtaining a license theretor
In the maiinur hureinatter provuieu.
Any ono violating the provisions of
tills section, sunn, upon couv"--uun
thereof before tho Municipal Court ot
the city of St. Johns, bo pumsiied by
a flue of not less than Twenty-Uve
Dollars (f.U0) nor morethiin one
Hundred iiinrs(iiuu.uuj, or ny im
prisonment In the city Jail for not
less than Thirty (.10) days nor more
than three (:i) monins or "y i)""'
such fine and Imprisonment.
Section 1': The following persons
shall not bu entitled to tako out a
llcunsu provided for lu this ordin
ance: i no keeper or niiy lawny
house, gaming or gamming uousu
or Oisorderly house, or house or place
resorted to tor mo purpimout biiior
inir opium, or to io keeper or keep
ers. tironrlntor or proprietors or any
iiounii 11 r nluco. or bar-room or uriiik-
.ng-suop, or saloon, resorted to for
gumming or uir thu purpose oipron...
tutlon or frequented or visit uu by
lewil or u.sso.utu women: or too
Keeper or keepers, proprietor or pro
nnetors of any liar-room or drinking'
shop or saloon connected directly or
indirectly in connection iron nuy
Jawdy house, or contrary to the laws
or thu statu of Oregon, or gambling
house or plnco resorted to ror the
purpose or smoking opium, or per
sons who nave noon, witnin a yenr,
convlctud of u violation or this ordin
andi, or who nro not well ulsposed
towards gooii oruer ami peace
society, nnd who aro not or good
moral character. Ami no license
shall bo granted to any person lor
tho purpose or cnrryiiiK on a saiuuu
liar-room, or uriuking-siioi or for the
sale of spirituous, vinous or malt
ilnuoru at n nliim within four mm
i en (mo) feet of any neuool house,
nor In any locamy where the jamo It
obnoxious to the residents u tne
vicinity, nor In any Place whlcn nns
nn iiiitrancu on jersey street, nor on
any street or Blreets in i-'O city of
nt. Jo ins exceni iiuriiiigiou niui i-""-
adolplilu streets lu said city, bJtwoon
Jersey and Hayes streets, mi l no
such entrance shall be within twenty
tvu i- ) reel of Jersey street.
Section It: It "hall bo the duty or
thu Mayor or tho c ty or St. "onus.
ami hu Is hereby authorized and urn
powered to appoint a coinuilu'.'u ot
thnui i:n numibora of the couiKNl ot
said city, to uo Known ns mo nquur
ilcelisu committee, wnusu iiu.y it
shall bo to examine into and lnos
t Iciiin nil anullcatlnus and applicant
tor license under this ordinance. Said
committee. In order to propony
invesiiKate aim examine mo iiiur.n
tor of applicants, shall hayo the
power to administer oaths, examine
witnesses, mul compel iiieir .itiou.
dance, mid send ror papers and docu-
11 LlltS.
Section l! Any person, firm or cor
poratlou. desiring a license under
tho provisions of this ordinance,
shall present lu writing, hU, iholr or
Us application therefor to said liquor
Itceusu committee ut leasi iweiity
c.'Ul iinvs before Issuance of such 11
ceuso . Such applications shall state
whore the proposed business is to lie
rout uctoil mul 1110 nature ol sunt
business.
if uiion Investigation. Die coiniun-
tee shall bu satisfied that stub ap
plicant Is entitled to a license under
tho provisions or mis oriiinnnro, aim
tho place where It l propoieu to
carry on suld business Is a proper
.i...... iti.ir.ifi.i- ili..v Hhnll nmirovo
I'.t.lU ...v.v.w.. " -
snlii nmillcatlon and tile tt-.o
sumo with tho city recorder when
the applicant shall thorearter pay to
tho city recorder the amount r the
reo ror llcenso for ono year tnu
liquor license shall tsuo ns Hpplied
ror and net otherwise, provmeil
nevertheless, that tho said license
committee nor the city council shall
not grant more than ono llcoo for
tho snlo or disposal or any vinous,
spirituous or malt liquors for oer
Twelve Hundred (UW) intia'utants
or tho major portion thereor rtHUniiR
within the city or si. joiuis. mm
tho council may. by resolution, eituer
grant or refuse a llcenso, noiwuh
Btaiidlmr the approval or disapproval
of said committee, but shall not have
the power to Issue more man 0110 n
coiibo for overy .welvo Hunureu
(U'001 Inhabitants or tnu major por
tion thereor resiuiitg In said oy.
but either the coihuiltteo or nineii
may revoke a license at any time, in
which ease tnoro shall be rerintteU
to tlm licensee u proportionate sum
or tho money paid by hlui equal to
tho proportion ot mo uuoxpireu term
to tho entire year; provided thit be-;
WMTWOOD
Get a home where you do not have to spend two op three
hours every day on the street cars.
You will be able to reach the heart of the city from Whit
wood Court within TWELVE MINUTES on the new car line
that will soon be completed.
Lots 50x100, $200 and up; easy terms. Water piped to
every lot.
RICHARD SHEPARD & CO.
Phone Richmond 1 021 . 110 N. Jersey, St. Johns.
NEW CASH GROCERY
At 955 North Kellogg Street
KverythitiK fresh ntul new. Come ami net prices.
M. E. HOLLENBECK
C. E. BAILEY
41
ALL. HOLHROOK
!
Dreamland Rink
Roller Skating Daily Except Sunday
Hours 2130 to 5 and 7130 to 10 P. M.
This Rink enters to the better element only.
C. M. THOMAS, Manager
I
fore tTiu iHsunnco or sucu license tnu
applicant shall file with tnu city re
corder a bond In the penal mini of
etvo Thousand Hollars ,,fW.ewj
with good and sufficient sureties con
ditioned that hu, they or It will con.
duct said business and saloon in
strict conformity with thu Laws of
tho mate or Oregon nnd tho eharter
or tho city of at. Johns and mo po
lice regulations or said city.
Hectlon : Kvery person, firm or
corporation to whom n license smiu
Issue under thu provisions or this or
dinance, shall pay Into tho city treas
ury n licence reo or Twelve Hundred
Dollars (SUuu.uti) per annum In
advance- or the Issuance or said II
cense, nnd no license shall In any
case Issue until the llcenso reo ror
the cusuluir yenr has been mild an
herein provided.
Hectlon 0: That It shall be tho
duty ot tho keepers, owners or pro
prletors or nny saloon, bar-room,
drlukliig-shop or other place whoro
vinous, spirituous or malt liquors aro
sold or kout ror sale or lu nny man
uer disposed or ill tho city or St.
Johns, to remove and keep romoved
all blinds, screens, and omer ou
strucilons rrom thu windows, doors,
entrys or oxlts to or rrom said placet
of business so that the Intorlor of
such saloon, bar-room or drinking
shop may bo, at nil times, subject to
tho plain view or nil adult persons
passim- such nlaco or Places or uusi
iiess, said front to bo not less than
Klxty (OU) per cent clear glass across
tho width or tho room and bo not
less than three (3) root In hlght and
flvo (5) feo rrom tho top or tho walk,
tho bar to bo directly In rront of tho
window; and horoatter It shall ho un
lawtui ror any norson. firm or cor
porntlon within tho city limits or tho
city or St, John to keep, own or con
duct any saloon, bar-room, drinking
shop or other pluco whoro spirituous,
vinous or malt lluuors are sold or
kept ror sale In which thoro shall be
any back or side doors; or musical
Instruments, or soats, or tables ror
public uso or back or w" room or
rooms, boxes, booths, or alcoves Or
In connection with any billiard or
pool rooms or bowline alley, or any
other room except toilet or suuictent
suu to accomodate tho Place, ah)
ono violating the provisions or .this
section, slia . uiion conviction mere'
or before the Municipal Court In the
city of St. Johns, ho punisneu by n
flue not less than Ten Dollars
U 10.00) nor moro than Ono Hunureu
Hollars wivo.eo); or by Imprison
ment In the City Jail not moro than
Three (3) months or by both such
line and Imprisonment.
Section 7: Any keeper or ,iroprl-
etor of nny saioon, bar-room or
other place whoro wlnos, spirituous
or malt liquors are sola or kept for
sale, who ahail In his place or busi
ness pormlt any broach or tho peace,
or uisturbancu of the public order or
decorum by noisy or ui&orderly con
duct, when It Is within his powor to
ptevent iio same, or shall sell or
give or permit to be Bold or given
any intoxicating liquors to any per
son already Intoxicated, or to any
person unuer -.o ago or majority, or
to nny person between the hours of
Ono vt) o'clock a. m. and Klvo i
tctock a. m., or during voting nours
or any election uay, or oaii (t any
time permit or employ any woman to
net as wai.ress or bar-tender, i.r i
slug or dance or to servo lu any ca
pac.iy In his, tholr or its saloon, bar
room or urlnkmg-shop, or who per
Hills any gauu.iug, or smoking or
opium, or disorderly conduct or auy
bawdy house to bo carried on lu audi
place or III connection niur 'v..n
snail upon conviction bo fined not
less than Tweuty-rivo Dollars (i-M.oo)
nor moro than One Hundred ulnars
Uivu.oO), or by Imprisonment not
less than Ton (10) days, nor moro
than Thirty (30) days, or both such
fine and Imprisonment, and shall
lonelt any llcenso and money paid
lu, which Ito, thoy or It may have un
tl.r tho provisions of this ordinance.
Section 8: That ordinance So, tlo
cf thu city of St. Johns passed by
the common council Kubruary !. lUOU,
and approved by tho Mayor 1'ebruary
8, HOti, and amendments thereto, ami
all nets nnd purls of acts In onlilrt
therewith nro hereby repealed.
l'ussed by thu Council December U
1U0S.
Passed over Mayors veto December
i'i, I'JOS.
Attest:
A. M. KSSON,
City llocordor.
Published In the St. Johns Itovlow,
Dec, 25, ..08.
RESOLUTION
It Is resolved, by tho city of St.
Johns that It dooms It oxpedlont nnd
necessary that certain portions or
tho existing charter of the city of St,
Johns should bo revised and nmeudct
and for that purpose bo It resolved
that tho Mayor ho and o Is horeoy
authorized and requested to appoint
a committee or flvo, to act In con
junction with himself, to bo known
as tho Charter Amondmont Commiuec
each member or said commltteo to
bo a resldont nnd rreoholder or the
city or St. Johns, and It shall bo
ineir duty to propose and tirart any
and all amendments to said C'narter
or portions thereor that they may
deem expedient and advisable, and
to report to the city council not later
man couruary 2, jyuy,
Adopted by tho common council
Docou bor 15, 1908.
A. M. KSSON,
Hocorder.
i ubllshed In tho St. Johns -Jview,
December 18 and 5, li-8
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In tho County Court or tho S-ato
or Oregon, ror th0 County or Mult-
noman.
In tho mattor or mo Estate or w-
W. Itaser, Deceased,
Tlio undersigned naving been ap
pointed by tne County Court or tuo
state or uregon, tor .iuiiiiuimiii
County. Administratrix of tho estiue
or W. V. Itaser, deceased, notice is
herooy given to tho creuiurs or, ami
ut) porsous having claims against
said decoasod, to present them vert
Hod as by law required, within six
months rrom the date or the first
publication of this notice to tho un
dersigned at tho office of Collier &
Collier, Hotbrook uullditig, saint
joiius, uregon.
K. E. IIASEH.
Aamlnlstratrix or tuo Estate or V.
W. Raser, deceased.
I trst puellcatlon, Hoc. 18. st.
St. Johns Land Co.
The Largest and Oldest Real Estate Firm
in St. Johns.
East St. Johns
5 The center of the great development now taking jj
? plncc on the Peninsula. 3
2 We have only a few business lots left on Columbia
t Boulevard, which for a short time only will be sold at
jj present prices. 2
Some fine residence lots still ou sale. 2
Choice manufacturing sites adjoining the 0. R. & 2
$ N. railroad for sale ou reasonable terms. 2
i
I Holbrookes Addition
? 1
; We have some choice lots in the vicinity of the J
new $20,000 school building to be sold on easy install- j$
incuts. (
Call at our office for prices and terms for either of J
J these desirable tracts.
I St. Johns Pllonc Jcrscy 931 Oregon I
Wanted.
To exchange Hood River laud
for St. Johns property. Inquire at
this office. 34tf
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THE TROLLEY WAY
Is the only way to secure immediate delivery of your
goods at tlie most reasonable of transportation rates.
Therefore ring up tlie
PORTLAND & SUBURBAN EXPRESS GO.
Operating electric freight curs between St. Johns and
Portland. We call for and check your trunks direct
to destination.
Turn your trunk checks and shipping receipts
over to us and your goods will receive prompt attention
We have teams connecting with cars at St. Johns and
Portland,
Get our rates before shipping. Special rates on car
load lots. Experienced and courteous employes.
Phone Main 35S, Portland office.
Phone Main A 3358.
First and Flanders Streets.
STEARNS
Phone Woodlawn 818. Agent at St. Johns.
Office 105 E. Burlington street.
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St. Johns, Oregon.
PENINSULA BANK
x Capital $25,000.00 0
Surplus 5.I33-85 . ' . 1
jj Interest paid on savings deposits. jj