THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW Pabllakuad Etmt Fritter At 117 WMt Bariimitoa Stnwt. BY A. W. MARKLE TnR RbviKW Is entered at post office in Saint Johns, Ofegon, as mall ntatter of the second data under the Act ol Cou grew ot March 3, 1879. Job Prlnllnr ienUd In Bnt-cjii ttfl. Dllli tor Job Prlntlnf eib on dlltrx. All eomraunlcitloni ihoald b ddrud to Tht JUrltw, fit Johnt. Ortfon. Adrirtlilnf ratst, 11.00 per Inch pr month. All I id?trllilSr bills p.ilU tint ot oeh month. OBUU1 JPr of a city of . Subscription price $1.00 per year. FRIDAY, APRII 29, 1910 Siucc tbc grand jury 1ms seen fit to find true bills against nine of our citizens in the Hindu riot case, it is incumbent upon all our citizens to stick together and furnish what ever nid vc tuny toward insuring all indicted n fair and impartial trial. It is right that justice be done. The guilty should suffer to the extent of the wrongs com mitted. Wc believe none desire to stand in the wny of justice or thwart it in any manner whatso ever. But PROOF of guilt must be forthcoming. Unreliable and un trustworthy evidence cnunot be tol erated. This community cannot afford to ircrmit one of its citizens to be unjustly persecuted or pun ished. The proof must be absolute and undoubted. It should not be said of the city of St. Johns that she allowed evcu one of her family to be punished so long as an cle ment of innocence was apparent. If funds arc needed to insure a fair impartial trial wc believe they will be forthcoming. Nothing but im partial treatment will be asked. If proven guilty, the guilty must and should be punished. If not, they should be honorably acquitted. There can be no half way measure adopted. We do not anticipate any unfairness during any of the trials, but our citizens should so stick to gether that no uncertain clement may enter Into any case as it comes up.. E. C. Hurlbcrt has purchased the old Maples property on the cor ner of Fcsscndcn and Portland bou levard, comprising about one. acre of ground. Kd had an idea that be could keep his hands off St. Jphus realty, but the expected has happened. He will soon be in it deeper thou ever. The business streets of the city will lie imr nk ed this summer whenever necessary. A subscrlp tlou paper was circulated this week and enough signers secured 10 in sure this being done. THE TENDERFOOT'S TRIUMPH Is a Big Cowboy Comedy This nnd three others of very latest pictures will be shown at ine Electric Sunday. "Angel of Dawson's Claims," A splendid western story. "Ready in a Minute." Big Comedy T-Tll. "The Miner and Camlllc" A Great liig Edison Feature Comedy. This is one of the best programs shown at The Electric In a long while. THE ELECTRIC The Home of the Latest, Choicest Pictures. nloiiKniit birthdav sur prise party was tendered Mrs. Valla U. Smith last Thursday even ing by the Women of Woodcraft. The hostess wns presented with a handsome emblem pin of the order in a neat little presentation speech by Mrs. Gertrude Baker. Dainty refreshments were served and a most jolly good time ensued. Those present were: Mcsdanies t,orciia Armstrong, Gertrude Baker, Sarah nrlce. Mnrmierite Bucrv. Zclla Dun bar, Elsie Garlick, Ann L. Har rington, Anna Hathaway, Mllic Hunter, Agusto Mansfield, Gillian Mlllrr. Stella Muhm. Marv Rey nolds, Ada Russell, Rosctta Smith, Ruth Tallman, Etta Tollman, Cath arine Tceling, Mrs. Ten Eyck, Hannah Vincent, Alice Wcimcr, and Misses Carrie Armstrong and Frances Orr. 0 John Udbcrg of this city and Mrs. Laura Walker of Onaway, Mich., were united in marriage at the residence of L. GrotiiacllCV ill St. Johns Sunday, April 34. The groom is n son of John Lidberg of this place, and the bride a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Flakcr of Onaway, Mich. About 18 people were invited to witness the wed- . in e . dliiir. A sumptuous wcuaiug icnsi followed the nuntials. Rev. Geo. Part of the Itrethreil clllircll. ncr- formed the ceremony at 2 p. 111. 0 Vnii liml better save something from that pay check today. Let tlic.I'irst National jjtinic nave 11. Save it there and have it when you want it. It will earn 3 per cent while waiting, with interest com pounded every six mouths, it 0 Standard shirts and Helmet Col lars In great variety may be found at Noycs Babbitt's. If you want anything In this line, call while the assortment is large and complete. 0 For Sale Household furniture cheap. 611 North Ivanhoc EVERYDOLLAR TOlf PUT IN THE BANK IS ANOTHER LINK IN THE CHAIN OF FORTUNE. THE STRONGEST CHAIN OF .ALL. WHEN ITS IN THE BANK YOU KNOW ITS SAFE ! If 200 years ago one of your forefathers had banked only one dollarat 5 per cent In terest and to-day you had thatone dollar and the compound Interest on it, you would have $17,293. -If each one of these dollars were a link In a chain and each link the length of a dollar bill, that chain would be a mile and a half long. Make your Deposit NOW. We will pay you three per cent Interest on the money you put In our bank and com pound the interest every six months. N FIRST NATIONAL BANK St. Johns, Oregon I COME IN AND SEE Our line of Brown's high grade wash boilers, guaranteed not to rust, prices from $1.50 to $3.00 Wc still have n fine line of spring wall paper. The RIGHT KIND at the RIGHT PRICES. The policy of this store is "Wc give you what you ask for." If wc do not carry in stock the article YOU wish wc will get it for you regardless of cost to us What wc want is not only customers but Pleased Customers ""I Hendricks Hardware Co. mi LOTS FOR SALE EASY MONTHLY TERMS Why not buy now before the choice lots are gone? Why not build now while you can get a building discount? Why not buy on easy monthly terms instead of paying rent? Why not come out to East St. Johns and look over the property? Electric Lights Water Graded StreetsSidewalks Near School and Carline. EAST ST. JOHNS LAND CO. Offices: E. St. Johns Sta., 41 Hamilton Building, Portland Phones: Richmond 601 Main 4915 Harry Mansfield made a social visit to Vancouver, Wash., Wed nesday. 0 jo, 000 cords fir slab wood. De livered and sawed at your door for 4.00 per cord. Leave your order with Is. H. IJrunson, the wood saw man. Phone Jersey, 52a. Calef Bros., opposite postoffice, have broken all previous records this spring in linoleum selling, hav ing sold over $800 worth since Jan uary 1st. Let them show you this line. Do you buy on credit? Does the grocer really seem glad to see you ? Are you sure of yourself? You can pleasingly answer these ques tions if you have a savings account in the First National Batik where 3 per cent is paid to savers. it For Sale or Exchange 160 acres of wheat land, 3 miles from O. R. & N. Ry., near Wasco, Ore; loo acres under cultivation; 4 mile from school and postoffice. Will trade for acreage, improved, or un improved, near St, Johus. See J, J. Karr, 90S Portluud Boulevard, Al Johusou sustained a severe blow on the head Tuesday after noon while at work at the Portlaud Manufacturing plant, at the foot of Richmond street. A hammer slipped from the bauds of a workman on the scaffoldiug aud fell down upon Mr, Johnson's head. While paluful, the injury is not serious. 0 All kind ot laundry work don proaiaUr. Rough dry wainlng C MU 9t pound. Calla wade (or Uuadry t asy place. Ring ui up PImm Rich. Ml, St. Johns Laun fey, OaaraUH BtM(fiUM. A good line of trunks nt Calef Bros., opposite postoffice. o The month almost gone; the wages spent; another mouth's rent to provide for. The First National Bank could have prevented that if you had allowed it. Pays three per cent to those who want to know and issues Time Certificates of Deposit. it .1 o Sunday, May 1st, Bishop II. B. Hnrtzler, D. D., of Hanisburg, Pn. will preach at the United Evangeli cal church. It is of this man that D. I,. Moody said: "Dr. Hurtzler is the best Bible expositor I have ever had at Northfield." Come and hear him. Morning worship at 1 1 a. m., preaching by the pastor. Subject, "Altruistic Self Denial." The new officers were duly In stalled at the Commercial club Wednesday evening and plans were discussed that would have a ten dency to infuse new life into the organization. The meeting next week promises to be the most in teresting of any held for some time. Every member should make a spec ial endeavor to be in attendance. M. E. church notices: Sunday school 9:50, a. m., preaching n a. m. Topic "Good Advice," Jim ior League, 3 p. m., Epworth League, 7 p. in., preaching 8 p. m. Subject "A Noble Purpose." Ex cellent music and a hearty welcome for all are special features of these services. F. N, Saadifer, pastor, The Sellwood club defeated the Peninsula team 011 the University Park grounds last Sunday afternoon by a' score of 10 to 6. On account of the new grounds not being com pleted at Portsmouth, interest in the game was ot as great as it otherwise would have dm. Oxford Time Is Here! Young man, when you want a pair of Oxfords that are up to the minute, that will fit well aud wear well, see that the uame SELZ is outhe sole. We know that every pair of SELZ ROYAL BLUR shoes we sell means a sat isfied customer, We know that we can give you the biggest val ue possible. The new Ara-notch and other late styles of Arrow Collars are here iu great variety; all sizes. We have the best investment in St. Johns; pays 11 per cent, and will be rented for a year by a de sirable tenant: 5-room modern cot tage on carline, fine lawn and ce ment walks for 1 1250; half cash. You can't beat it, McKinney & Davis. 0 ; See the St. Johns Saud and Gravel Co. for estimate on your basement or cement and plaster. We can save you money aud make a little for ourselves. Phone Rich mond 1 57 1. .0 Prudence purchases plenty. Let this be the motto this coming month. April is almost gone. You have nothiug to show for your labor. The First National Bank will tell you more. It pays 3 per cant it W. C. T. U. ITEMS. An hour or more was enjoyed by the ladies of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union Monday after noon, April 35. Mrs. Scott, presi dent of the Union, has just returned from a trip to Seattle, and she gave us some Interesting remarks con cerning her visit to one of the ttulons. Plans were made for a program at the next meeting of the fat, Johns union. The mothers' meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance union will Dc neia Monday, May 3, at tne nome ot Mrs. Scott, 611 Leavitt Street, at 2:30. Subject, "Effects of Tobacco on the Youth." An iuvltation is extended to all in terested parties, mothers especially. uouot atuu mis meeting. Press Correspondent. ODDFELLOWS, ATTENTION On Mondav eveuine. Mav 21 Grandmaster H. E. Coolidge will pay Laurel lodge an official visit. Be present to greet him. A short informal session will be held Thursday night after anniversary program. By order of NoMe Grand, W, J. Chaney. Attest, C. P. Gates, Secretary. How it Your Titte? Have your abstracts wade, con tinued or examined at the Peninsu la Title, Abstract and Realty Co. Accurate work. Reasonable fees. H, Henderson, Manager, rao North Jersey street. You are heavily cursed when you are lightly pursed. The First National Bank will so heavilv nurse you that you will noj be cursed at all. Ask about jt. ' Timt CwtuV cataa of Deposit. "N- . it 1 Merchant-Tailor Clothes Look Better They always haveThey always will That elusive something called STYLE cannot be made in a factory. GOOD tailoring . . . .....J A ...,11i.,rr nf rln!l U nil ART. llOttlitltT leSS. tic urapiug ana ciuiiug uhu - ,.Q ,. Every good merchant tailor believes this with all his soul, He KNOWS it from hi ownv - years of experience and patience ana toil as a crausman. nc kuu . . mi small part of a good tailor's art. The RIGHT sort of clothes-thc clothes YOU want-appeal as much through FITNESS as through FIT. Through an air of distinction and elegance, a good tailor tan express the best theft, is in you. We can make your clothes bespeak CLASS. Wc can preserve INDIVIDUALLY. We can give 1'HKSUawi a ciium..-. t ... You want such clothes and they can be had in only one way, They must be cut and made EXPRESSLY FOR YOU, from faultless fabrics, by that artist of merchants a merchant tailor, I These are tailoring FACTS. In neglecting them ydu wrong Opportunity. 2 JOHN NOCE & Fashionable Tailors COMPANY Next Door to Postoffice Phone Richmond 941 YrVf CMI1M I? k O.Uiill A4Mtllili C., Ck St. Johns, April 39, 1910. Dear friend: They have hired me down a ntnre. What do VOU think I do? Oh 1 Pretzels! I am in the shoe department. It is the best yet, and we carry the Chippewa hand made shoes, that wear just like mine that you see in my pic ture, and thev are of the finest and neatest shapes you ever saw just .. . . 1 . tne same as ine sweu people iu iiic htcr cities wear. I like to work . here. They treat me fine, They Al.-A . .1. ircai everyuouy mat way maiign, and you just can't help liking to tfnrli Iiitp once vou begin, for their prices are ngnt ana tney Keep the best of everything. Oh I yes, T nrettv.near it fortrot. We carrv the famous TILT shoes iu all styles t .1 anu sizes; cuuurens, Misses, ooys, men nnd women's shoes, and you can't find a more reliable brand any where. You ought to come and see them. Your friend JACOB. P, S. I work at Muck Mercantile Company Phone, Richmond 821 R & G'i are tke corsets women like they know tam to be right. Cut shows tke sew Medium bck at f I.3J. Other styles from 75c up. Wasxe8t.JeM ftU for 'the 'atttal IAAisVL flMMMT Xlsmaamtl . silk gloTes, aad are showing all the popular shades ajc aad up. Ya get felt w4at aae first quality at the Caatral market. Just try It await. Hare year Herty Insure la the SK. Paul or North era (Ira laauraaea comaaatM. They are the beat I, U Dohla, agent. Brlag la your Jet arhtUac whUe you think of It Dea't watt uatM you are entirely out. We are a.ukjaea' to turn out seat an taalf frlatiac promptly at Portlawi kmn er laaa. FOR SALS.-Kkac acre oa aat Ckarlaatoa ;atrftr-feur loU . - all flbtrtlMia iaaced. Inquire W, Iltwar. t i x -l4t $300 per month Income on a $25,000 Investment C I Alin cvf 5-room bungalow, good one, lot joxloo on Imprere4 vIOUU street. Splendid bargain. 1 A(( i'TWm Petered house, large airy rooms; lot 50x100; I400 gate I tJj ttnti balance on easy terms atj per cent. iAA Six room houne on Hayes street, close In, lot 30x100. ThUM I1W moneymaker. Take it quick. . ' C AA I'ivc room modem bungalow, full basement, toilet asi lata ttOVXf j0t 55x180; I500 cash, iMlance on good terms at 7!per cent., 1 000 Iot loox,00 co"cr, on Hayes street; f 300 cash and bakaeeta vvw utuc. - 1 220(1 S room bungalow, modern, full basement, toilet and bath, oi tiJJ CMy terms. Ixk nt this and you will sec a bargain. IOOO "ST"00 'u "olHt View K Woe ll8V it 1 1 1 iiiiwu in nt 1 in nrr inmiiii gAQ 50x100 on Richmond in block 7 ia Point View. w wvy $50 down and $30 every three months. fiOO 50x100 on Oswego street iu block 7 Point View, w $50 down aud $30 every three montna. Many other Bargains. Call In and mc. J. S. DOWNEY JERSEY STREET S. C. COOK Increased Business Increased Facilities TWO OPPICaS-rONK AT 311 NORTH JERSRY STRKUT, AND A i- tUKNKK OP OSWRGO AND FESSKNDHN STRKRTS Off ir.alns in all Kind of Ral Estate Houses, lots blocks or acres. Watch this paper for bargain COOK &.BLEW ii nArl WOO ICE CREAM BEST BY TEST A. UNGER, S0I6 Agent . IOt N.'Tprsv street nnvt n .1.. DonL.i.l. Bl. LOOK FOR THE BIG YELLOW SIGN Special prices to church partita, aeciala, tic. Phone Richavoad u , SCALES & GURTY FOR THE BEST General Grocers Will Stand The teat PMnaat RiehmansJ Qft1 - . y t