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THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW Published Every Friday At 117 West Burlington 8troot. DY A. W. MARKLE pes in Snlnt Johns, Oifon, ns mail matter of the iccond class wider the Act of Con- grew of March 3, 1879. Job Printing tifCoUd In AmI-cIsm Willi for Jc Prlntsic h on iUIItht. All eommanltatlom ihoold bo uAAtmti lo Tbo Errtew. HI. Johni. Oron. AdTtrtlilnK rWi, 11.00 per Inch pr month. All sdmtltlnic Mitt p7U first of etch month. OfflcUl Kswiosrsr of lb Oily tt 8k John. Subscription price $1.60 perytnr. FRIDAY, AUGUST 5, toto A stntctnetit made in Inst week's Review regarding the sewer ques tion is said to need a little correct ing. The claim made that the sewer pipe now being removed from Phil adelphia street collapsed in sections and other sections were split from one cud to the other leaves a wrong impression, nccotdiug to the con tractor and others who have been witnessing the process of removing the old pipe. The reason of the collapse they say was not on ac count of the poor quality of the pipe, as intimated last week, hut tvns done by workmen in their efforts to remove it. Wc make this correction in simple justice to the vitriticd pljx: manufacturers and be cause it Is not our intention to ere- ntc a false impression concerning any product Hint might be used In , public or private work. As to i which pipe vitrified or cement ' Is best for sewerage purposes is up . to the city council to decide, ami I wc feel assured that the best in their judgment, after careful i lives-' j ligation, will be adopted. I Paschal Enjoying Himself llouulc D0011 Camp, 11 mi r Mint, Nohn lem Valley, Oregon. wen, ,Mr. luiitor, my wile says , sue thinks it almost time that I was earning that Roosevelt salary of S $2.50 per, no here goes for the first I installment. Weather and camping conditions ideal. I'limlly enjoying themselves to the full limit. 1'ish- lug fine, 111 fact wc have more than ' wc can consume and are feeding the natives with Njxrcklcd beauties. There Is plenty of deer, we huve half of 11 two year old buck hang ing up in ciimpnow, so you see wc arc not ho slow, at least the family arc not starving. Geo. I'errinc, his brother, an artist from New York, with their nephew, James Hill, road supcriii I teudeut, were in camp last .Satur day and the artist said he never saw anything as near Ideal ns our (that was the only name they could find for It that time) was in camp. The young men took to tall timber and u high fence that was conveniently close, from which point they witnessed the total dis truetlou of their camp and all their belongings, and to make matters worse, they had to go to sleep that night in a hay loft hungry. The natives are not only very peaceable and docile but they are generous to a fault, especially to persons in dis tress. So in a very short time they had fitted them out with cooking utensils, bedding and wearing ap narel. They sent out for a new supply of provisions. It took sev cral davs for them to net their tier votis systems in working order. Mr. Dailey declares that he saw the biggest he cow that night that he has ever seen In all his travels, in eluding the fat stock shows held at the Lewis & Clark fair, the Seattle fair lasi year and the fat stock show at the Country Club last year. He has been trying to get Mr. Peterson to enter that bull at the next world's exhibit, and says that he is ready to bet his last dollar against a pair of new pants that he will take first premium for sir.e, agility, and destructiveiicss. I would advise Mr. Bailey's friends not to mention cows or their lords and masters in his presence for some time to come, for it might be hard on his nervous system. Yours truly, P.lllll. ----- -- Mabel Runlg, the crippled or phan of whom mention was made in last week's Review, was operated upon during the past week, and the operation was pronounced n success. Her limb will be straight, but will always remain stiff. Quite a num ber have made contributions toward paying her hospital expenses and fitting her out with suitable cloth ing. The names of the douators and amounts donated will appear in next week's issue. Yc editor, leaving today, will disxrt for a few days beside the sad sen waves at Seaside. The reg ular midsummer lull iu 11 business sense being on, the office force has agreed to get out the Review during our absence. Wc will like ly contribute it little seaside "gos sip" also. As this is our first real vacation since coming to St. Johns, we exjK'Ct to make good use of the privilege. Today is your opportunity. To day you have money. Save some of what you earn. Put iu the First National Hank. Let IT work too. It earns 3 per cent there and interest compounded every six mouths. it BE READY FOR LIFE'S VOYAGE Have Money in the BANK, r 11 .0 its SmQ lhzr Saving money Is the test of reliability and good common sense. Be wise to-day. Start with that sum you have In.your pocket. We will pay you three per cent interest on the money you put in our bank and com pound the interest every six months. I The Pioneer Bank I Steamship tines, railroadt and hotel throughout the world accept l H the "A. B. A." Travelers' Cheques at full value. Tlusyte F I A Safe and Conserva tive Custodian FIRST NATIONAL St. Johns, Oregon BANK To Whom It May Concern! YBS WK HAVE TIIK JEWEL OAS RANGES nt nil prices from $13 50 to $48.00. Why heat nil the house just to get one meal. Our stoves nre all JEWELS. Also something new iu the white line enamel ware. I'ishlug tackle, Uamboo and Steel Rods from 73c to I2.00. Garden Hose from $4 to 6.00 per 50 feet. Lawn Mowers from $3.50 to $6.00. Builders' hardware, tools, Atkins Silver Steel saws, paints, oils, white lead and glass. Hendricks Hardware Co. Lots for Sale --$5 and $5 Monthly in 1910 ADDITION Water mains now being laid, streets being graded, now is the time to buy Purchasers who desire to build can make arrangements with us for building material on the easiest of terms if they will epp 11Q AT ONP.TTl We want to close out this Addition without delay. If you want a home you ail us jx wiNVji-i. cann()t affor(J (Q ovcrook our proposition. For sale by any Real Estate Dealer in St. Johns, or Oswego street and East St. Johns station. Phone Richmond 601. Extra Fine Buys COBB DRY GOODS CO. Patronize us during our AUGUST SALE If you have not already We are showing some good things in merchan dise at Astonishing Low Prices, and in addi tion to this we give away FREE: Silk Waists, Hose, Dolls, Base Balls, and Swimming Tights. COME IN AND GET PRICES ONLY 3 WEEKS more to buy at these prices Cobb Dry Goods Co. St. Johns, Oregon camn ami its locution. We have been favored with sev eral visits from the deputy game nml fivli wnrilims don't lx! Illlir 111 .st fnr ttiov foinul iiothimr. nmlcon-l The mothers' meeting I W. C. T. U.. held at the Paul ond Tom Cochran, Ross Mm. O'Hare, was well attended. Ontton. Hvron Poll and Harris i "uwkiiis gave a must iiimhic Mothers' Meeting of the home of arrived yesterday morning and have established their camp n short dis tance down the river. They report having scon three deer yesterday. They caught a large string of trout, also that they captured a cub bear, but he escaped last evening. Mrs. II ill left camp early thU morning for Clatskauie to meet Dr. Rambo and wife, who are on their way to this haven of ret and the true sportsman's paradise. Mrs. II. took my brother listen to the train this morning, u nice drive of 15 mile). He took yesterday's catch, 49 as fine mountain beauties as you ever saw, not over large, but nil fiotu 10 to 16 inches iu length. Thete has been a good bit of mer riment and fun at the expense of two affable and intelligent appear ing young men who go by the name of Bailey and Manning, and claim St. Johns as their place of residence. When they first arrived they entertained the natives with stories of their travels and explora tion of many countries, including Africa, South America, Alaska, the northern seas and other coun tries too numerous to mention. Hut here is where they got their' s. They had not been here long when one night they pitched their tent iu Nels. Peterson's bend, where he keeps his dairy herd. The night beiug ideal, they did not begiu cooking their dinner until about 10 p. m. When the meal was about ready and just us their valet was about to announce the same, there was heard a great commotion and disturbance iu the underbrush near at hand, and before you could say "Jock Robiuson," the "What is it" tive talk on "National Congress of Mothers iu Action and What it is Doing." As Mrs. Hawkins just returned from the congress or moth urs' convention held at Denver, she had many good things of interest to tell us. At the close of the pro gram all remained for u social time. Press Correspondent. Geo. L. Perriue and artist brother, Van, are ruminating iu the wilds of the Nelialcin country. Van was desirous of viewing the tall and un cut timber of this western slope, nud the trip to Nehalem should fully satisfy this craving. Now, if he isn't a full fledged Socialist be tore he returns the fault will in no wise lie with .Geo. L.-Later, the boys have returned safe and sound. Opportunities come to the man with money. Will opportunities. come to you? Are you ready? He gin to save today. The Pirst Na tional Dank pays 3 per cent; will help you get ready. it For Sale Cheuj Two first-cluss trunks. Call between 4 and 5 p. m. Alfred Carlson, Riverside Hotel. Want Washing Doiu. Private family. Prefer some one who will tuke washing home. 440 Chi cago Street. Havo your property Insured In the St. Paul or Northern fire Insurance compaulea, Thoy are the bcit. B, L, Doble, agent. A Correction. To the Hdllor: Drar Sir; Referring to an article which apiwarcd In your last Issue con cerning the condition of the terra cotta sewer pipe which the writer U removing and rc-lavlng In this city. I would 1 kc to state that the Information on which you lused Hits article Is erroneous. The original sewer was poorly laid, leaving low places In the line of sewer In which sediment had settled, blocking the flow. The Pine itself is fuiiml to be in as good condition as when originally I'd", which the city officials who have watched the nroiircu ol this work wilt verify. A cou- siilerable quantity o( the pipe become broken iu taking them apart ou account of the Joints being cemented, mis is, however, iu un sense a fault in the pipe, unit In fairness to the clay plie, I trust you will publish this statement, Yours truly, I.. Seylwld, Contractor. Home and Investment. A bentitiful home with modern conveniences, for your family or for investment. I.ot 100x125, beautiful lawn and roses, fruit trees, chicken house, alley iu rear, beautiful hotiii district, porchs, fine interior arrangement, 8 rooms, tinted walls, large closets off each bedroom, full basement, cement walks, 2 blocks to car. Inquire 440 Chicago Street, St. Johns. RIVER VIEW BLOCK for liooo and $1200 a quarter. Only ten per cent casu, balance 10 per month at 7 per cent Interest. Corner on Pessetuleu, uear Port. laud boulevard, 71x149 feet, on car line, only frooo if 200 cash, bal mice io a month at 6 per cent. $400 for Lots 5 and 6, Block 22, Point View addition, on Dayton street and only 100 feet from Port laud boulevard 100 cash, balance $10 a mouth, 7 per ceut interest. S500 Comer 50x100 on Charles ton and Seneca streets; )4 cash, bal- ance 1 and 2 years at 7 per cent, $700 St. Johns Heights lot 40 XI40 feet, street improved, fruit; $150 cash, balance sRio per month at 7 per cent interest. S. L. DOBIE 110 N. Jersey Street. Notice of Final Settlement. A Business Month We are determined to ginger up our August sales by quoting prices that caunot be overlooked. You will profit by supplying your future needs NOW. Note these savings; Call in and wc will be clad to give you an estimate on your plumbing work. EDMONDSON CO. 303 S. Jersey St. Phone Jersey 91 SUMMONS. lirlng In your Job printing whllo you think of It. Don't wait until you are entirely out. Wo aro equipped to turn out uont anil tasty printing promptly at Portland prices or lest. A SNAP Choicest River View Corner In the City. 100x100, 3 DiocKS trom car line una Postoflice, fine trees. Only $1200, One-half cash, balance 1 aud 2 years at 6 per ceti). S. L. DOBIE. Notice is hereby given that I have filed with the County Clerk of Multnomah County, Mate of Oregon, my final ac count anil report as administrator of the estate of Ami Merrill, deceased, and the Court lias set beptembcrjth, 1910 as the lime lor Hearing omcctions itnereio anu the final settlement of said estate. PRANK MHRRILL, Administrator of the estate of Ann Merrill deceased. Published in the St. Johns Review, August 5, u, 19, 36 and September 3, 1910. In the circuit court of the State of Ore gon, for the county of Multnomah, Sarah McDonald, Plaintiff vs. Lawrence V. McDonald Defendatit To Lawrence V, McDonald: Iu the name of the state of Orecon. you are hereby required to appear and I answer the complaint filed against you in the above entitled cause on or before the jth day of September, 1910, and you are hereby uotified that if you fail to ap pear within said time the plaintiff for want thereof will apply to the court for the relief demanded iu her said complaint. you uy ins Re view, a weekly newspaper of central cir culation, published at bt. Johns, Oregon, pursuant to an onier 01 tne Honorable Robert G. Morrow, duly made and en tered ou the 30th day of July, igto. The date of first publication of this luminous Is July 39, 191a The last pub lication will oe beptemner 9, 1910. Attorneys for Plaintiff CN CJs Gva Gss OJ CJ fo G G GJ Co Co C5o CM Oo Cjo a August Has A Bad Reputation As i ? 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 15 I I I 12 I a Ladles' Sample Waists at about half regular price. Ladies' 25c und 35c Neckwear, Jabots, etc., t Clean-up of Belt and Collar Pins, Belt Buckles, Brooches, Combs, etc., 25 and 35c goods, your choice Ladies' Canvas Pumps aud Oxfords in white, gray ana oiue at one-iourtu regular price . . Meutien's 25 Talcum Powder For Men We Offer 15c 15c 45c 14c 1 This summons is served upon va publication thereof in the St. Jo he 0) 2 I I 2 IS 2 Selz Hoyal Blue Oxfords best I4.00 grades to Close out auick. Only $2.75. m 2 "The best ad. for a SELZ 0 sum: is me suoc uscir. A lot of $3 Conqueror Hats in, grays, blues and blacks .... f 2,00 $1 Gray Coat Sweaters, blue trimmings 65 35c Excelsior Ribbed Underwear, a whole suit for 35 I1.50 Cltiett Shirts, now. . . 11,15. f 1 Monarch Shirts 75 All our meat are government la- spected and the best that saoney can buy They are neatly and careful ly bundled. Come la and leare your order for free delivery. Ward'a Central Market. FOR RENT carrfa at this eft Ice, It cau't always be fair weather. Rainy days are sure to come. Let us protect you against that ratuy day. The First National Bank pays 3 per ceut to savers aud in terest compounded every six months. o - Subscribe (or the Telegram beat evening- paper ou the coast. ' See E4 Stockton. GOOD MERCHAN DISE at NO-RENT PRICES at 1 1 1 mi in I 1 n 1 Mii ( 2 ,2 How is Your Title? Have your abstracts made, con tinued or examined at the Peninsu la Title, Abstract and Realty Co' Accurate work. Reasonable fees. H. Henderson, Manager, 120 North Jersey street, All kinds of laundry work donu promptly. Roupfi dry washing 6 cents per pound. Calls made for laundry at any place. Ring up Phone Rich. 991, St. Johns Laun dry, Churchill Bros, pro jH-latera. NOTICE Mr. T. J. Monahau, for many years agent for this company at St. Johns, has resigned. He will be succeeded by Mr. W. R. Tindall, who will be glad to serve our cus tomers in every way possible. PORTLAND RAILWAY. LIGHT & POWER CO. You get full weight and Quality at the Central market, try It awhUe. flrat Just 5- I
