ENGLISH
HOL DAY
How East Side London Plays on 1
Boxing Day. 1
ROUGH SPORT IS THE RULE.
All Cockneyland Flocks to Hlstorlo 1
Hnmpitcad Heath, Where Hliarlty,
Fait and Furious, Rulei From Early i
Morning Till After Midnight. I
lloxhii? day In n Brunt Institution In I
KiiKlniul. The day nftcr Christinas Is
Hexing ilny, ho called because In Ihu ,
old days It marked the occasion of the '
nctunl Riving of Christmas boxes. Now
It Ib a national holiday. liesldes being
the Inst In the year, It hns to sniJlco
Londoners, tit nil events, until Knstcr
Monday. U'h n ureal dny In Cockney
land, mid the cant end crowd to
Ilnmpsteiid heath, the pIcturc.Huuuopcn 1
space In the northwest of London. j
All roads lend to the heath. Boon
nfter daybreak the procession begins.
Fully loaded traps mid dotiliey barrows
nre tho principal Ileum In the vehicular
tralllc, tint the majority nre on foot, ;
ulnplng 11 nd shouting for the holiday, 1
" Kro yer nre, Sir 'Kncry," shouts n ,
wotnnn, pushing n tin nrjulrt nilcd with i
wnter Into your face. "'Kro yer nre. I
Blr 'Kncry; nil tho fun of the fair, i
Two n penny. 'Avo it couple, will yer,
in'lud?" '
Tho London street inerrhnntH have
the habit of giving prospective custom
ers n title, presumably on the theory
that ii Londoner lilies to have you be
llevu that ho Is some well known man, '
Should you be persuaded Into buying 1
"n couple" the chiiuei's nru n moment
Inter you will be face to fnce with
nnd n inotith organ In the other hand.
Them Ik battle tn their eyes, and be
fore you lire nwnro of It 11 strenin of
wnter will be running down your face.
The best thing lo do Is to retreat, fur
If you should give battle you nru Hiiro
to retire, defeated, with your collar
like a wet rug and n most uncomforta
ble feeling of dampness down your
back.
Onco on the heath the cocoa nut
pitches will llrst claim your notice.
"Kro yer nre, kernel; seven shies n
tnnner. Hrery one yer knocks dahii
yer 'nvo. They're nil milky. Iildles
mid kids 'nrf way."
Then this sceuu will meet your eye:
Outside ii large tent stands it railed
platform. On It are half u dozen men
stripped to tho witUt with nrum fold
ed ncroNM their chests, One of them,
evidently the proprietor, twists n Inrgu
rattle, which gives forlh n most deaf
ening iiiiIxm. At Inst It stopx, nnd he
begins;
"lildles iiud guilts, I wants ler bin
tenlucu to yer notice some of tho best
boxers In the world, "I tit nt the end Is
Felix Seolt nf Liverpool. 'II'll tight
nny man In the era lid, nnd If he don't
put 'lin iiht In three nihuilH VII give
Mm a quid. Nnh, then, who'll 'avo 'em
on with Ihu cliitinplnn?"
Homo one accepts tho Inviting offer,
nnd n rush Is made to pay Hut admis
sion fen nud get Into tho tent,
A company of traveling actors Is ns-
nuniblcd on the platform oiltuMo (ho
next lent, nil made up In their war
paint. Tho piece to bo performed Ii .
"Othello." The prloo of niliiiWtdnu Ii
a penny, A reserved seat, nu empty I
Ihix, will cost you another penny, And
the Iioiiko soon tills,
Outsldo you will tlml every form of
outdoor miiuteiueiit In full swing
"Aunt Snllles," swings, roundabouts,
skipping nnd donkeys. The latter nro
greatly patronized. Young men and
mnldeiis, old men and women, nil hnvo
"n paiiuortli of donkey ride." A fat
woman clings to unit poor beast'H neck
shouting:
"Oo'er, I'm Mini I'm falling. Don't
make Mm go so fust. Ho, look lit mo
'at. I.eiiiino get off. I'm sure yer
Mttlng Mm."
When tho iliiHt ban cleared away she
Is seen lying In the road panting:
"I kiiuw'd yer done It on purpose!"
At Inst the Journey home Is begun,
everybody happy mid tired, yet not too
tired lo II nlc iirms, the men wearing
tho girls' feathered lints mid pearl but.
toned coats mid the girls wearing enpx
nnd hats and wondrous iiiaMiillne
Jackets. All are singing different
songs, but every now and then they
break forth In unison with popular
songs of the moment. In the saloons
they drink beer out of one pewter mid
swenr undying love mid frloiulNhlp till
tho voice of tho proprietor, It now lo
lug l'-'JO In tho morning nud closing
time, Is heard calling, "Time, gents,
please," mid n tlniil start Is made.
This may answer the pieMlou why
the average Cockney worker always
wants n second day off to get over
Iloxlug day, New York Times,
Wanted to Sc Them,
When Helen, aged four, for the tlrst
time accompanied her mother to
church she was given Home money for
the collection Ihix. It was carefully
explained to her Unit this money was
"for tho poor."
Helen sat patiently through perhaps
a third of the service, when she star
tled her mother by rattling the coins
between fler cupped hands nud liKinlr-
Ing lu u loud voice: "Mamma, when
aro the poor coming nrouud? My 8
cents Is getting nil hot nud sticky!"
Upplncott's Magazine.
Good name In man or woman Is tho
Immediate Jewel of their souls.
Shakespeare.
Polntors for our Patrons.
i lie untcrence between poor
stock and first class .stock on n job
is n .small item when yon consider
the value of the job. It is the
price of a satisfied customer. It is
better to make 50 cents less on n
job ami have u customer who will
come back, than to tisc the llitnsy
stock, make the extra 50 cents and
lose your customer, That is the
way we figure it.
'Arrlet. She wears n large lint trimmed "M- n urilliinry colds will yield to ""''' ., tm levied against tho property especial-
will, large feathers of brilliant hue, nl truaUmntr mn 10 O t JJIB II18T WAUU, No. ly benefitted by such change of said
10s n ha r fr ngo down over her fore- , ' ' ., . ... -0J u8t..!!""'",i10'' 8,f.c. .1 . W h bou ovnrd hnvlng been fully
head and n bright colored velvet dress. l,,,'u 1 r,,,ml1, POIl TIIK SECOND WAIll), Tho nld.
........ ., una Iimi fiwii linlliu. 11 friin tiei'Mtilr. Cllv Hull. St. Johns. v..... ,1, 1... it 1..,
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to cold cm ii wot after trunl
While Ihls troiitinoiit Is slmpl
reipilres eoiiHlilurnblo trouble, nnd tho
ono adopting It muttt roninln In doors
fur n day or two, or u frosh cold Is
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Address; Recorder City of St. Johns,
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St. Johns, Oregon.
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. pi. 011 tiieotn nay 01 April, 1900, tor tile :',""v viueu uy mw, rrom 1110 rorco nnu ":' " "i."'',', , ,
C for Rdlt improvement of Richmond street from Jl,u niloptlon of this resolution, tofllo 0 of tho nforesnld pretended mort-L ?nl" .oir,ee' l'"'tld, Oregon; phone
iv 1 ivviu I....; ,, ..... ,..,. 1 r... f,,r record n cone of Ihls ronnliillon I ........ ....... . ..... . i.i . . ... oellwood 71.
1 130.Cxr.IO. 1I..1 floor to la 6-foot cement walk, u-foot curb. Ite. Mllltliomnh county, Oregon. . nt.,, 1.,,- 1n.vP lni,.r,.Bi 1., .i,n LKH1ICI V. COJlCr..A. IJ. HI. U.
NOTICE OF
CITY ELECTION
Notlco Is hereby given thnt an
election will bo held on Mondny, tho
fifth day of April, 1D0D, In tho city
of 8t, Johns, Oregon, for tho follow-
lug purposes, to-wlt: Kor tho pur-
poso of electing tho following named
officers for tho city of St. Johns for lleglnnlng at tho Northwest cor
tho ensuing year, viz: ner of Lot 10 In Hill's Addition to
A Mayor: A City Recorder: A City
Attorney; A City Treasurer; Thrco 35 degrees, East 177-5 feet to tho
Councllmon nt Lnrgo; Two Council- Westerly sldo lino of Fcsseniicn
men from tho First Ward; Two street; thonco North CO degrees, Hast
Councllmen from tho Second Ward; 30 feet; thenco North 35 degrees,
In tho inunncr provided by Law and West 177.6 foot; thonco South CC do
tho Chnrter. grees. West 30 foot to tho placo of
And nt said election thoro will bo
submitted to tho qualified electors of
said city, for their approval or re-
Jectlon, tho following propositions:
"Shall tho city of St. Johns in-
cur n municipal bonded Indebtedness
In tho sum of $10,000; $13,000 for
tho purposo of purchnslng from tho
St. Johns Trnnsportntlon company Its
ferry bont, 'James John'; nnd $3,000
for tho purposo of mnklng any niter-
ntlon or repnlrs that the Bnmo may
need, nnd for tho purposo Of buying
cnbles, mnklng ferry slips nnd land-
ings. biiiu uoniis to run lor 11
period of Tweuty-flvo years, option-
a1 nfter Ton yenrs from their date,
and bearing Interest not to exceed
tho rate or nvo per centum per nn-
num. Interest payable semi-annually,
nnd Interest coupons to bonr Inter- wherens, tho viewers so appoint
est nt tho rnto of flvo per centum ,( fei their snld report, which said
per tinnum nfter maturity." report was by snld council rejected,
AlKO n proposition tU nmolld or
not to nmend Sections 30, 31, 42, C0
nnu ,v 01 1110 ah 11 cipui runner 01
Mm Cllv nf HI. J111111H nu iirotioRcd
o'clock In tho rorenoon of said dny
"!".' w" ro".1"1" 01,0,1 u"m SoVi'!
o'clock In tho nfternoon of snld
day
iJUOJ.
"
Drnnnr-olrt fnr Clrnnt Wnrb
MUJJUOaiO IUI OIICCI HUlru
Kfitkd ormU will bo n-celvL-il m
; , ' , 7 , :, intii nuiu it'iiui i mm mvu m Korues nn tint 3Uth 1 nv nf Anrll
dl S Bald'c ly " ' C0"""", C0U'" 4,lh aZ 0t 198;, nnd Wn" lS recorded on .0 29th 'd y of
Tho fol owL hnvo been doslcnnt. '"7fr adopted by ordlnnnco em- A i90c , uok N 278y t
Tiio rouowing iino noon tiosignnt- bodying said report. And, nK0 3D jjorlKBKO n0cords for Mult.
l.f" "0,,I,,B ,,,ncu8 for mM vluc' . WhoroB.. . nil the ussessments SSmah 'county! Orelon. by which It
uy order or t no t oui.cii. hereby doclured to bo public streot, hoU for ,;,,, B0 fu lho ,,, We deliver your giKtils to nud from nil
. Recorder l0".VU! . . .. .. a,foctB Plnintlfl s fee tltnpla title to w' Mlno'l. Vnncouyer, I.liiuton,
Published In tho 91 Johns Itovlow HeginnliiK at the Northwest cor- nn ,1Malvdod ono third Interest In tytlnml nii.l hubtirluii IUikm Co.,
i uuiisneii in i mo hi. jonns iteieN, ,10f 0 ! in jiiipH Addition lo -i.i t,- t .. .1 city dock mid nil no hits nccet, blc be
Mnrch I'd nnd ?G, and April I'd,
theolliceof the city recorder of the city , .. , ,
of St. Johns Oregon, until a o'clock lU.'V'1 .lh. clt. L?r. '? . ho.rob
Iiiiwuii nut wi 1 in: 1 "111,1,1,1 niu in, iy u, -- -; -- ... . :bBU, ml uiiiin luuu unu nil ll leu nil" I .
to the Richmond utrcct dock, bv laving M" llo office of tho County Clerk of ni itrest In snld lots three nmi n.i.it ...!.. .. ,x
tweeii the et . line of Jemey street nud
!c, '1 f .f!,frt'..'xttl!Tw' . aan
0 The remiilnliiL' iKirtfon of Mild itrect to
S;"'' " "V: .V.:,' .-
be wood
r . . . . 1
cu MticwniK unit ucccsviry ciom
Vcc"r!',,,!.KU,I 'i1' J"?, T'
1 iiii'iiii. iiit Ri'Xhiiivuiiinin n u J
enulneer. now on file lu the office of the
city recorder.
1'nrlt litil tniiAl Im nremiiiuinltil In- it
I certified check tuynblc to the mayor for
" miiu iioiicm iiimi 10 iter cent 01 inc
conlrnel price, nnd no bid will be con
sldered iiiiIcm nccotn.inlcil by inch
check, nud iihiii blanks fiirnUhwl by the
eltyreeorderfori.iichpuriKii.es,
SjiIiI improveiuent niuitt be completed
011 or iientie teptemiicr 1, 1909.
iiierigni 10 icect nny nnu nil mils it
hereby reserved. I
riie vMliuutcd et of said Improve.
ment l 5.Si.t.J7,
ny onier 01 me city council,
A. M. HSSON.
Cllv Recorder.
l'nblUhe.l In the St. Johmt Review
March li, 19, 36 , 19119,
Proposals for Street Work.
. . ... . . ..
nciucil proposHls will uo received
nt too omui or tun Recorder of tho
iliv nf iniitiH until Anrii till, f
in) or ht. .louiiH, until April inn,
W. at !00 o'clock, P. M for f tho
Iniprovenieiu of llnyes street from
tho Soulh lino of Ilurlh.gton street to
f I" N!!"l!. , " l i f ."1.1'
to" iiiiiiiiiiT iniiniieti uy un iif
niminer provnied by on u
nrovlili.il be nrilln.
iiiko No. 331 subject to tho provisions
of tho eiiu'rter nnd ordinances of the
Ity of St Job s id l o os In. o
of the cl.y m Sor 1 o
01 ino cil eiiMlieer, on n o.
Hlils must bo strictly In accord-
anco with printed bln.iks, which will
bo furnished on application nt the
office of tho Recorder of tho City
or St. JOI1I1S. Alld snld llliprato.
incut must bo completed on or be
for UO dnya from the dale of the
liibt publication for snld work
.No pronosnls or bids will bo con
sldered unless accompanied by n cer
tlfled check payable to tho order of
the mnyor of tho city of St, Johns.
certified by n responsible bank for
nu amount cipini to ten per cent, of
1110 nggregnto proposal.
The right to reject nny mid nil
uiiis is Hereby reserved.
ny order of tho City Council
A. M. KSHO.N,
itecorder.
Published hi tho St. Johns itovlow.
.March pj mid .6, mid April 1'JOJ
City of St. Johns, Oregon
OI'l'ICKHA
Mayor II. W lltlce
Ktxonlcr A. II. lto.t
TiMuter J. K. Tanch
Altoiuryll. U. Cullltr
Knsliircr C. Andtt
l'h ictait A. W. Viumil
Clitttol 1'olU- J. II. llUck
Night l-ollw-O. mhciWic
Councllmen at Larcri
A. W. laU, C. I.. Juhuiuu. ti. I,. ttobU
Coiiiiclliiicii I'Uit Wanl:
V. J, Miller W. W. Wtmlle
Councllmen tWcoud Want:
II. C. Hunter II. V. llouham
coMMirriius
Street ami lKvk W, W. Wlmlle. J.
jiuiri. v. ... juiiilkuu
llceue II. W. llouham. It. C. Hunter,
w. w. wtmlle
Water and Utiht-C. I,. Johuwu, A. W.
i4i. ii. tt. uouuaiu
I'tiiauce A. W. IUtU. II. C. Hunter, S.
... 1UUIC
UulMlngit and Otoiiml II. C Hunter. I'.
j. aimer, v. i.. jonnion
llealtlt aud I'olicc-S. I.. lVibl?, II w.
uouiium, w. w. u indie
Liquor Llccuie I'. J. Miller. A. W ltvl,
S3. I.. IIOU1C
Wanted.
To exchange HochI River IaudL,,1;68 Wesl Side (A. M.) 6:50, 70, 1
for St. Johns property. Inquire at .,5.0,' 90' i?:'0" L'
34" '
RESOLUTION.
It is resolved by tho city of St.
Johns, that
Whereas, on tho fifth dny of May,
1908. tho cllv council, by reHolutlon
duly tmssod. deemed It oxncdlent to
elinngo and alter Willis Uoulovard of
said city by widening tho Bnmo, to-
wt: By Including In said streot and
making a part thereof tho following
described trnct of lnnd:
tho city of St. Johns: thenco South
tioclnnlne. nmt tn nnnronrlato and
condemn tho nbovo described truct
0f land for tho purposo of widening
Willis Uoulovard, and
Whereas, tho city engineer thoro-
after and within twenty days, made
8uch survey, report and plat and filet
t10 sumo with tho city recorder,
which suld roport and plat was thero
after adopted by ordlnnnco ombody-
ng such report, nnd thnt thereafter
anu withln sixty days, tho council np-
nnlntiM thrn tlBlntnrnstitil frcn hold.
ors of tho city of St. Johns possessing
ml0 qualifications or Jurors or tno
nri-ntt c'nurr .r Multnomah county
t0 Vlow such proposed chungo and
mako nsBOBsmonts of tho damages
nnd benefits, cnuscd by said change,
nmi
nn.l n,n mnnrll tlmrnlinnti nnlnrnil
Lti viewers to ngnln view said pro-
,,om)d chnngo and to fllo their roport
I ...1.1..1. -i.i 11...1 n,.
l)H U0U0Vnrd bo and tho buiiio Is.
I'ru' '"-od and changed by widen,
tna it,,, .ninu. nmi ibm Hut following
iho city of St. Johns; thenco 8outh
lift degrees. Knst 177-G feet to the
Westerly side lino of Fessenden
street; thonce North M degrees, Knst
;iu reel; inetico Norm im negroes,
))'.e'l ".r.; thenco South f.0 degrees,
"lBl ov ,uu'- lu ul ul""r
I Adopted by the council March 23rd,
A. M. ICSSON,
.V" "...
llOCOrilCr.
Piibllshed In the 8t-Johns Itov'lew,
March 2Gth, mid April '-'nd l'JOU.
RESOLUTION
It la resolved by the city of St.
Johns, thnt It dooniH It expedient mid
necessnry to altor lllcliinoiid street bj
extending tho same from the North-
erly line of the Sovoniuco Addition ti
Columbln boulevard In said city and
to condenin u cortnlu trlnugulnr
iii.,r f urnnn.i 1 ... tn ni,il
Soverunco truct to bo used ns a
street, thereby oxtondlng Richmond
street: tho same to bo slxtv itiOl
Iran of land be. and the same I. " , ,n-; I rflllSier OlOraCe
feet wide from that cortnlu trnct of ""divided 0110 third feo nlmplo In
land deeded by Nancy Caples to the toro,8 .or t0 ,,t'r, (lowur '"terest In
r iv nf HI. .Inliim In in iihdiI mi
utr.t.tt llll.l 1linwil ii. II li.litfin.i.l ulrntit
to tho Northerly lino of Coluinbln '"B,10, forecloso tho nforesuld pro
boulevard In said city. tended mortgage to said lots threo
And bo It further resolvod by the a'"J . four- or fro, .ortlng any
city of St. Johns that tho city eiigln-
oor bo nnd im is borebv .ilr.iei...i m
.:.":::"..",:-
' . v..r. :. : . . T. ."
exieusioii or iiiciimonii sireoi nnu to
m. ., , ,,,
-" " 'n,nlng n ful and
w"",' V commuiiih n inn aim
'Pleto descrlptlpii of such oxten -
ur.:' Z m d of thTnor:
. . . . : . i
i"i"ane uiereor, nun 01 1110 pop
7'""""''v- "v ;-
,on m.c' nn? ,rcl ot ,BVa 0
lbo "I'Proprlated therefor, mul
llluhtt fvey. report and plat
,l0of mid to file tho same with the
rucorder of said cllv within twontv
rucor,"-r or saiu cuj wiuun ijxjiuj
"J, ..L ''S..8.0. " ."
. ,UB comc" am ,ur,l,l,r
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llllIJi I
Ai M. K8SON.
Published In the St. Johns Itovlow,
March lititti, and April 2nd 1!09.
Plant an ad. in
The
St. Johns Review
and
watch your business
grow.
TIAIE TABLE O. R. & N.
Union Depot, Portland
No, 3 Chicago Special leaves 9:15 a, m,
.-so. 4 spokaue I'lyer leaves at 5:00 p. m,
No, 6 Kansas City Kxp. leaves 6:00 i. m.
.o, o i.ocai I'assenger leaves 7145 u. in.
No. 1 Chicago Special arrives 8:50 p. tu,
No. 3 Stxtkane I'lyer arrives 10:00 a. ni.
v., , t-.. .. . ... : ... - ..
No. 5 Kansas City Kxp. arrives 7:) a.m. L
o. 7 Micai rasseuger arrive p. m.
St. Johns Ferry Time Card, of
umi wiry iuic -ra.
1 ....... ... o ... . .
7:50,8:30,9:10,9:50 10:30,! i:io7i7:5o. p! Mje. where there are no pharges
M uao. 1:10. io. a:.w. a:io. a:so. j:o for these events, we will break the
5:106:00.
5yo, 6:jo.
SUMMONS.
In tho Circuit Court of thn Slntn
of Oregon for Multnomah county.
Jcnnio Forbes, Plaintiff,
vs
Frnncls L. Murphy, Dofondnnt
To Francis L. Murphy, dofondnnt
nbovo nnmed:
In tho namo of tho Stato of Ore
gon, you nro heroby summoned and
required to appear and mnko nns
wer to tho complnlnt of plaintiff filed
against you In tho above entitled
suit, on or beforo Saturday, tho 17th
day of April, 1000, which dato Is
subsequent to tho expiration of six
weeks after tho Cth day of March,
1009, tho Cth of March being tho
dato of tho first publication of this
summons, nnd It Is prescribed by tho
order for publication of this summont
that tho snmo bo published onco n
week for six consecutive weeks. If
you fall to so appear, tho plaintiff
will apply to tho nbovo untitled
Court for tho relief prayed for In her
complnlnt In this buu, to-wlt:
T.NfalrTlint tl.r. ilnml nvntllln.1 1...
Alexander Forbes and Jonnlo Forbes,
uated April 30, muu, recorded on tno
mii .tn a. inni! 1.. nnb vn
368. nt nnges No. 370-380. Deed Hoc-
ords of Multnomah county, Oregon,
by which It npponrs thnt tho said
Alexander Forbes nnd Jennlo Forbes
rntivit vml In vml nil nf Intu t.llmlinr.
cd ono and two, In Mock numbered
Six, T. P. Smith's Addition to tho
Town of St. Johns, Multnomah county
Oregon, bo set nsldo, cancelled, an
nulled nnd held for naught, bo far
as said deed affects tho plaintiff's
(Jonnlo Forbes) fco slmplo title to
an undivided ono third Interest In
said lots also her dower Interest In
o . 1 1 1 Inttt
Second That the mortgogo oxecut-
cu uy Aicxnuuer i-uruis anu Jennie
npponrs tho said Alexander Forbes
nnd Jennlo Forbes couoyed to you
all of lots numbered three and four
In DIock numberod Six, I. T. Smith's
Ailillllnn In llni Tnwn nf Ml. .Inlinii.
.Multnoinnlt county, Orotfon, to secure
" !!
hereon
" ......
mcnl of S2.1U0, with Interest
from April Iluth, 1U0G, nt tho
t, hnlnnco of ii
Tt,ir.tTi,i
snld lots.
ou bo 'rouulrod to
rniii'iii' In I hit til
convey to tho plaintiff, by good nnd
iift jr dVod.T foo .IninirilTto 5
nn in,iivi,i..,i ti.ir.i i..ini-...t m
8n(, ,oU 0I10 nnd tW0( , dovvor
Interest In the remaining two thirds
of snld lots one mid
Uolcaso to her, III tho
two nnd to
manner pro-
reinnlnlng two thirds of snld lots
' t- If you neglect, or
r""V 10 10 Pmiiinu "er
I.l,l lnl,r.,ul In Ml,t l,,tu mi,, nn.l In., I
or roioailo from t10 force mid lien
I of tho nforesnld mortgage, her snld
Interest In said lots three and four,
that the decree of this Court stand
11s mid for n deed from you to tho
plaintiff for her Maid Intercut lu said
lots 0110 and two, mid nu n rolea.o
nf lint 11 n lil 1 11 tn mn I In lntti I limit timl
f imhl IntereHt In lots three mid
I0,lr r,om Ulu ,orco ", n
Protended inortKUKe, mid thnt 11 duly
certified copy of such docree bo re-
corded In the dood nnd mortgage
rululu u' .tiumiuiiiuii tuumy, uro
ml . , .
I-ourth Thnt you be forevor re
I "trained mid enjoined from setting
'. or claiming nny ostiite, r g 11
9T inwrcst in or to pininiirfs
' " " I"" "i wiew "'i
four, and from foreclosing or attempt
,H"V V,"V". "V "l""rV ""hut
o Piainiin a saiu interest III
nil lnls nmi Hint tilntntlff l,n An,
p1hpo,i i,v ,i,ppn nf thin rnnrt m i,.
- .
thi owner of nn undivided ono third
e",,,, MM ' 8alJ ots
, . . . . UIltltlel
- " ZtTt , l , ini,
two thirds of said lots, free from the
r,.rrn nff.t.in.i nr i nf tim fnr.i. I
. .,.,,.,, nr ,.., n. ,, mfnra.
said nor eneo
ll,VM"7ror, !m" .
d'ffe.ent relief ns to
icom' ,U0Bt 0,ul J"1 1
sixth Kor Judcinot
for costs nnd dUburse
I lfth For such other, further or
the Court mny
hw eoully.
Igmoiit against you
rnp rnfita nn.l fllftliiiranninntn liiftirciil I
n tit. .i bv ninTnit V
This summons Is published In tho
St. Johns Itavlnw ntirsuttnt In .... nr.
I
juur ut xiuu. u. u uuuivuuuiii, juugu i
ntored March 3rd. 1009.
0Attornoyefornpi
Attorney for Plaintiff.
March Cth, 1909, Is the dato of first
publication; April 16th, 1909. tho
dato of last publication.
Notice of Appointment of
Administratrix.
Notlco Is heroby given thnt tho
County Court of the State of Oregon
I fnr Mnlt.inmnli Pnmitv nti tlin -'tr.l I
day of lbruary, A. I). 1909, lias duly
appointed Cecllo li. lilttner as nd-
lnlnlstrntrlx of tho estnto of Douglas I
V, Olds, deceased, and that she has
duly qualified ns such. Now, there
fore, all persons having any claims
ngainst tho said estnto nro hereby
notified and required to present the
same duly verified as by law re
quired, within six months from the
dato of this notice, to tho under
signed administratrix at her residence
601 East 18th St., Portland, Oregon.
uato or first publication of no
tice; March Stb, 1909.
Cecllo n. nittnor.
Administratrix of tho Kstato all
Douglas V. Olds, deceased.
D. A. Kllks,
McMlnnvtlle. Ore.
17 Attornoy for Administratrix.
Our Charges.
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ctc where there
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our rule in this respect.
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COLLIER & COLLIER
Lawyers.
Rooms In the Holbrook building.
St. Johns, Oregon.
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I t.nvcir-nu iun
lliaii.iAW AINU
SURGEON
Day and NIrIU Office In McClumicv Mock
ST. JOHNS, - ORKQON
Dr.
MARY MacLACIILAN
Phyilclan and Surgeon.
Office in Ilolbrook's Mock.
Uusldvuce, Jlj I lay en street.
Phone Scott 6995.
C. D. H O P P E r, 7vi 7d.
PHYSICIAN unil SURGEON
",CL 1 ,rst nnonni JiniiK mug.
ni-aiuciiw: 531 ouuui jersey
Oflico I'linne Kiclimoiul 11 si
Residence Phone Richmond 531
11. S. IIIJWITT
U. S. WRIGHT
513 Silas St.
504 S. Hayes
Hewitt & Wright
CONTRACTORS AND Ill'II.DI'.RS
Ksllmntc and Plain Piiruulicd
l,ol'H,w T. Johns, ukk.
J. R. WEIMER
wiigou. Plnno and furnlturo moving
?!ILn.!V';. W) V" lll,rll,,l0,,i
A. 15. nuiuSTOCK
Piuicral Director and Ilmbnlmcr
Uidy AMintaut.
I "ranch office nt University Park,
; Heumtock, Manager. Phone
Koldcucc, 697 D.iwmiii Street
uincc, niter mock
I'lilveKity Park, Portland, Oregon
E. C. MONNICH
I'APUR IIANOINO and PAINTING
I2tlmntcs I'uruUhvd
1872, McKENNA AVUNUU
All St. Johns work will receive prompt
I '
mid careful attention.
LAUREL LODGE
No. 186 I. 0. O. F.
sr. Jolts:;, okui.on
Meet each Monday ev nine, hi Odd
I'eliovti. hull, at 8:00. VinP.om welcomed.
C. citci, N, G,
1. II. Holcomb, Secrctnrj.
Ilolnus l.odi.c No. 101
KNKIIITS OP I' VI III AS.
Meet every I rlduy night
Doric Loile No. 132
F. and A. iM.
Regular coiuiuunlca
tlous on flint mid third
ediKMlu) s of e n c h
luqnth in Odd PjIIow.'
Hull. Vikltoro welcome.
S. narriuglo,,, jcs. McLhesuey,
uey,
occrturv
tt . .u.
CAA1P 773 W. O. W.
Meets every
iccoud and
ourth Wed
lesday even
ng in Dick.
tier's Hall,
J. II. Anson, C. C
W. a. Swengel, Clerk.
Central Market!
Holbrook Illock,
See us for the Choicest Cuts of the II est
Meats Obtainable.
orders Pilled and Family Trade Solicited 1
T. P. WARD, Proprietor.
O YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
TRADE MARKS
DC3IGNS
Copyrights Ac.
Anron. Mndlnc aikttrh ndttcrli(lon may
quickly ucttrtJtlii our u.lni.ut frcu Mbtr aa
lOTtniina i prooaoirPAif mania.
pAlentahla. Cui.rounlefr
ttnt frM. DIJe.1 1
oldet u tney tor ecuruiir p ant.
Uleo through Muuu l. reclr
lu. without chari. lu lbo
mwu uj
IftcUlnatltt,
Scientific Jhmrkaji.
A h&nilftnm.lr llhutrmld WMklr. t jrveat Hr.
ruuuloa of tnr acwnUSo txarruil. Tenut, $1
raart (oor aonlha, U gcl4b;all nawxtaajera.
We do not allow nnv nrinter tn
Pul or.k i we ad
we put the best stock into our jobs ;
..: .. - , .7 r .
Mail Schedule
Mail arrives at St. Johns at 7:10 a. ni
ami 1:15 p. m.
Leaves at 10:20 a. tn.. and jm rt. in.
Office open week days front 6ua a. tu. '
.' ' ..: I TP e i rx
.1L 7: v.. .. .-DM nt 1.11 U.K. 1 .
iu.11 vii.,Z7 ..1... .. .1 11" iiiDeriiacien iouow: huniiay kcIkhi
com.. 1 w liruiuSi e o "l 10 ': Ircaclilnnt II a. in. and 8
coiik. 1.. .1 ru1m.11, C.C. , nl(, Y , Si c , mcctinK at 7 p. i,
W.A.Storr.K. R.b.njj,,,,,,,, .Mslori
t1 COI
1
0:10 p. m. bunuays rptu 9 to. 10 a, in
ft
satisfy us but will convince you
& CURTY
Richmond 961 X
LOW
RATES
To Oregon
DAILY
During Mnrch and April
From all Parts of the Hast
VIA
UNION PACIFIC
OREGON SHORT LINE
THE OREGON
Railroad & Navigation Co.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
$33 from Chicago
$30.50 from St. Louis
$25 from Omaha
$25 from Kansas City
Correspondingly low mtcs from nil
other Kilntn.
TO THE PUBLIC
Write letters to everybody you know
lu the Hint nud tell them about thcte
low colonist rate. Send them liter-
iittire nbout Oregon, or tend their ml
d re wen to u nnd we will do It. In thin
way you can be 11 great help hi the
growth nud piogrcit of your State.
YOU CAN PREPAY FARES
for anyone from nny place lf you want
to, DviKxit the ucccfitary iimoiint with
our local agent and he will telegraph
uckci promptly.
Inquire of Agents or write to
WM. McMURRAV
General P.iheugcr Agent
The Oregon Railroad & Navigation Co.
boiiiiicru ruciuc Co. (J.iueit in Uregou.)
PORTLAND, ORI'.GON
CHUKCH NOTICRS.
llantUt rhurch C. I.. Owen, lviitnr.
Sunday m:1iik)1 at lo a. m. Preaching nt
1 1 a. tit. II. V. P. U. 7 P. m. Preaching
at U p. in.
MtthodUt church S. II. Dewnrt, pa,
tor, Sunday nchool to a. in,; preaching
at 1 1 a, m, nud S p, m, Hpworth League
nt 7 p. in,
Holy Cnm Catholic church, Portsmouth
Station: 8;i5 a. m loiv m,i; 10:13 a.m.,
high iiiiiim; 7:30 p. 111. , venpern and bene
diction.
(.iiruu.in cuurcii fleets every buinuy
d
St. Andrew' Hphtcopal Church Ports
mouth Rev. Dr. Van Waters, Chap
lain. Sunday Service 7:30 p. in. Sun
flat &r)i(wl in a. in. 1 1,11 Pnniftiimlnn
; firht Sunday In the mouth at 1 1 a. in.
I Hvangclleal church Sunday whool ut
id n. m. Preaching 1 1 a. m. Junior K.
I4. C. IJ. a:jo jt. m.; Senior K. h. C. I. 7
it. m. Preaching at 8 p. in. Cheater P.
; oaies, junior.
I'lrst CoiiKreeatloual Church O. W.
Nelfon, jvistor. Sunday school io 3.
m.; ircachinu ii a. m, an I 7:45 i. m.
Y. P. S. C. li. niectlnK ut 7 p. m. Pruyer
uieetine Thurday nt 7:30 p. w. A aeat
and welcome to all,
Ilaptitt Church, University Park. Rev.
A. II. WalU, pastor. Regular kcrvices
every Sunday liioriilnj,' and evening.
Oerumu llaptUt church Services held
each Sunday at Ilaptist church a follows;
Sunday school a p. m preaching at 3 p.
m. Rev. l'ul tm eat, pastor,
Genuau Lutheran Services at 10:45
a. 111. every Sunday morning at corner of
Peninsula avenue mid Kilpatrick street,
University Park. All Germans of St.
Johns cordially invited to attend, C.
Iluechler, paitor.
Christian Science Society meetings
held at Chicago Rooming house, Sun.
days, 11 a.m. and Wednesdays al 8 p. m.
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