I MfLUiUlUMA .aSafi
THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW
Published Every' Friday
At 117 West Burlington Street.
BY A. W. MARKLE
The Rrvirw is entered at pott office
in Saint John, Oswon, as mail nutter
o( ths second class nnder the Act of Con
gitf of March J, 1879.
Offlaaal Vrwrpapar t th Ctty f BL Jaha.
Jab Printing fxaaatad la trat-eUfS iljla
Buu in moling earn on aaurtrr.
ubsorlptlan prlc $1.50 par year.
The state of Maine certainly sur
prised the natives when it flopped
over to the Democratic column tills
week. Hich prices of the uccessi
tics of life arc reaping the "whirl
wind."
Permission was granted Wcdnes
day morning by the Portland conn
cil for placing the annexation qucs
tion on the November ballot. Ac
cording to the Journal. P. Hill was
present at the session of council
and represented, or rather mis
represented, to that body that if the
question was put before the voters
it would carry by 7.5 per cent
What n "joshcr" Paschal really is?
At any rate tuc fight is on.
Democrats may nave an oppor
tunity of voting at t lie Kcpublicaii
primaries Sept. 2.1th by writing the
names of the parties they desire to
vote for. Sam Downey is being
boomed for sheriff, and it would be
well to give him a strong vote from
St. Johns, as be would make an
ideal sheriff. If you arc a Demo
crat, don't fail to take advantage of
your opportunity to vote at the
Republican primaries.
The regular meeting of the Order
of Owls was held Wednesday even
ing in the M. W. A. Hall with a
large attendance. The regular rou
tino of business was transacted, and
the meeting was adjourned until
Sunday, Sept. 25th, nt 2:30 o'clock
p.m., nt which time the degree
team will put on the work of the
order, after which the Lodge mem
bcrs will enjoy a smoker. The
charter for tho organization bus
been received, and it is n beauty in
the shape of a document.
Closed the Draws
In the person of Judge T. J
CIcctou, we have a most faithfu
friend of the people. He is an abl
jurist, conscientious in the weigh
ing of evidence, fearless and just
his administration of justice, yet
most merciful in rendering judg
incuts.
Judge T. J. Clectou is THE
MAN WHO CLOSED THE
DKAAvb. 10 support nun means
to elect a champion for the people
in the drawbridge light. He
fighting this matter to a finish. To
turn him down now, would not
only deprive him of his power in
tins battle, but would debar any
other man from taking up the con
test, indicating that the people
were iudiiicreiit as to the draws.
judge 1, J. (Jlcctoii is opposed
to the assembly plan, believing the
direct primary to be thp AMERI
CAN method of selecting enndi
dates, most free from the domiua
tion of undesirable elements and
giving the people the greatest op
portunity to express their prefer
ence as to the selection of their pub
lie servants.
In short, Judge T. J. Clectou is
and has ever been n faithful officer,
bearing a most enviable record in
his present office as a mail of the
people, for the people, mid there
fore should be re-elected by the
people. He solicits your support
Will you give it? A vote forjudge
1. J. Clectou will be a vote for our
best interests,
There seems to be a confusion of
names in the case of Judge T. J.
Clectou, n number of voters con
founding his name with that of
pf Judge Clcland of the circuit court.
udgc CIcctou is probate jtidgc and
the casually mid personal injury
cases of the railroad companies do
not appear before him, therefore he
could not favor the compaiiics,cvcn
if he should wish to, not having an
opportunity. Kciucmber when you
mark your ballot that Judge CIcctou
is candidate for county judge mid
not for circuit judge.
(1'nlil Ailvrrtlicmciit).
The Electric Theatre has once
more changed bauds, Gun Salmoud
being the latest purchaser. The
price paid, we understand, was
fa.ooo.
W. V. Stadcliimti attended Ger
man Day at the Salem Enlr Tues
day. Fifteen car loads of represen
tatives of the "faderland" left Port-
laud on that morning for Salem,
and Mr. Stadclmau says all had a
splendid time, even though "grub"
was scarce. The Germans make
the finest kind of citizens even if
they do not allow nnyoue to dictate
what they shall cat and what they
shall drink.
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If you earn $10,000 a year and spend
$11,000 you will fall behind. Ifyou earn
ten dollars a week and save part of it you will
get ahead and there Is no other way to do
so. Let your money grow.
We will pay you three per cent interest
on the money you put in our bank and com
pound tho interest every six months.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
St. Johns, Oregon
Do You Trade at Cobb's
If not, begin today, and notice the saving.
Almost a Car Load of New Goods Just in
Our stock is complete; our goods are high class and
of the latest styles; our prices are the lowest; our
store is modern and inviting; our clerks are courteous
and always pleased to show goods. We do not insist
on you to buy, but only ask to show you our goods
and results follow. You'll do the rest. The habit
of trading at our store is hard to break.
Shoes, shoes, shoes! The Buster Brown, for
men, women and children; Ladies' Suits, Rain Coats,
Cloaks, Skirts, Kimonas, House Dresses, Corsets,
Underwear in fact, everything in Ladies' Ready
Made Goods are here at Reasonable Prices.
Cobb Dry Goods Co.
St. Johns, Oregon
A St. Johns Range for $38.00,
guaranteed for ten years, nt Calef
llros.
To Whom It May Concern."
YKS Wli HAVIi THIS JUWKl, GAS K ANGUS at all
prices from $13,50 to $48.00. Why heat nil the house just to get
one meal. Our stoves nre all JKWICUJ. Also something new In
the white line enamel ware. I'Mliing tackle, Ilamboo and Steol
Kods from 75c to $2.00. Garden Ho.ic from $4 to $6.00 per 30
feet. Lawn Mowers from $3.50 to $6.00. Huilders hardware,
tools, AtkliiH Silver Steel saws, paints, oils, white lead and glass.
I
ORDINANCE NO. 316
I An Ordinance Establishing
the Grade of North Jersey
Street from Catlin Street to
the Weyerhaeuser Tract.
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
See US AT ONCE Wc want 10 c,osc out ,hls Addition without delay. If you want a home you
, cannot afford to overlook our proposition.
For sale by any Real Estate Dealer in St. Johns, or
Oswego street and East St. Johns station. Phone Richmond 601.
TlicCltvof St. Job in doc ordain nt
follow:
That the untile on North Jersey lrect
between Cntlln street and the Wcyer-
hncuner tract In the City of Kt. Julius, be
ami the Mine It hereby established ac
cording to tul In conformity with the
tiro n le tiiercof, prepared by lite tuy
Itmrlnccr anil on Hie in the office of the
City Recorder of said city, which wlil
profile it uerciiy reicrrcuio ami auopteti.
Passed by the council till 14th day of
sent., 1910.
- Aunrovttl bv the inuvor thli Mill dav
AUCi: A. SI. IWW.N,
City Recorder.
rubtlitieil In the St. Johns Review
September 16, 1910.
ORDINANCE NO. 317
ORDINANCE NO. 319
An Ordinance Assessing the
Cost of Improving Thomp
son Street from Willis Boul
evard to Alcycrs Street in
the City of St. Johns.
Au ordlustice declaring the coit of
Improving Thompton ttreet from the
eatterly title Hue of Willi Moulcvard to
the westerly tide of Meycrt ttreet In the
City of St. Johns, and attesting the prop
erty benefited thereby, declaring melt
assessment nnd directing the entry of
the tame In the docket of the city liens,
The city of St. Johut doc ordain at
follows:
That the council ha considered the
propoicd assessment for Improving
ThomtMoii street from the easterly side
line of Willis boulevard to the westerly
ORDINANCE NO. 320
An Ordinance Adopting the
Report plat and Description
of the Proposed Change of
the Boundaries of St. Johns
Avenue in the City of St.
Johns.
The City of St. John doc ordain a
ioiiows:
The City Knglnecr having filed with
the City Recorder of said city hltsurvey.
plat and written report containing n full
and complete description of the proposed
change of said avenue ami the boundar
ies thereof, and of the (ortloh of each
lot and tract of laud to lie appropriated
thcrcior, which said report I in word
and figure a follows, to-wlt:
St. lohns.Orei'Oii. Autruit ia loin
side Hue of Myers street In the City of i To the Honorable Mayor and .Council:.
St. loli m! mill ull olilirilnin mailr Hit... I herewith submit a nlst ami dcsirlit.
to, and hereby ascrrtalii,dclcrmiuc and 'on of the land to be condemned in the
declare the whole cost of said Improve
meut In the manner provided bv ordl
dlnance N0.3Sj.t0 be the tutu of A 364. 16
and that the specinl and peculiar benefits
accruing to each lot, or part thereof or
proposed widening of St. Johns avenue.
Description is at follows:
Itrginuing at n point In the division line
between the Uxiuils Donation Land
iiaimanu l lie l). s. Soullinisyd dona
I An Ordinance
the Qradt of
Establishing
Willis Motile
parcel of land within the assessment ills. I H 'ad Claim, which point is north
trlct, by reason of said Improvement and ' 59 degrees, 39 minutes east 361.96 feet
In Just proportion to such benefit, nre in 'rom 'ron P'P6 "t the northerly cor
respective amount ei oppo to tuc W. jmnc joimi iranauon Mini
or description of each lot or part thereof Uslm; run thence 59 degrees 39 minute
'i hiiihk hikjvc uamicii Division
Vard in thcCityof St. Johns" parcel oflaml hi the annexed assess
I ......si .....I -.. f I .... 11 . t 1 s
between St. Johns Avenue
and Bruce Street.
line
Iron pipe; thence run
minute, cast to.t
run south
Tht City
follows:
of St. John doc ordain as
meut roll.Bllil said M&sciimeiit roll ulilrh 9IQ.34 feet to an
I numbered i I hereby adopted and ou,,, degree 10 mlnut
atmrovejl as the onwisiiicnt for saM lm. feet to point! thence
proveuicnt, and the Recorder of the legree thirty minute west 9IJ.73
City of St. Johns is directed to enter nifeet to the easterly line of WJIIIs twule-
Statement of the atscliinentherrtiv muli. 1 Vardi thence run alollL' the railrrlv Ittif
in the docket of the city Ileus, anil cause f Willis boulevard 39,08 feet to the
notice thereof to be published as provld- l"c e beginning, being a strin of land
That the grade of Willi Iloulevsrd In ed by the charter. ' feet In width off the northerly aide of
the City of St. Johns between St. Johns l'assed by the Council this 14th day of lot 1 and 3, block 1, and lot 3 and a
avenue and llruce treet, be and the September, 1910 portion of lot 1 in block i, Oak l'ark
At the M. I-. Church Sunday
school, 10a. t.; Divine Worship, 1 1
a. 111. Theme: "The Spirit Filled
Life, Its Claims Upon Us;" Junior
League, 3 p. m.; Hpworth League,
7 p. tu.; Topic: "Two ways of
Reading the llible mid Their Ke.
suits;" leader, HuthCrouchjeveniiig
service', 8 p. 111.; "A Resume of the
Year's Work." There will le
special music by the choir both
iiioruiiitr and eveuiuir and a solo bv
Mr. Kinder ut the evening service,
All ore welcome. V. N. Sandifer,
pastor.
Joseph Wilson, who has done as
much as nuy one man to make
Hood River apples famous, was
ctowu Iroin "Appleville" Weilnes
day ami called on his old friends in
the Review office. He imparted
the joyful (?) information that a
piece of laud there which we had n
notion to, but didn't, buy four
years ago for I3100, $500 down,
balance same as rent, could not to
day be purchased for $30,000 cash.
"Of all sad words of tongue or pen,
the saddest of these it might have
betm."
The Portland Collapsible Hox
Company bus changed hands and
will be under new management in
the future. I. K. Wilson nnd 1.
K. Leonard, two young gentlemen
from Walla Walla, are the princi
pal owners. The officers of the
company uow are: J. K, Wilson,
president and general manager; J.
K. Leonard, vice president; M.
L. Langley, secretary and treasurer;
and G. C. Donaldson, superintendent.
If you do not have n batik uc
count come to tuc first national
Hank, A savings account, if coih
sistently added to, will make you
independent. Start one today, it
No children in first grade, who
arc entering school for the first
lime will be received after Sept. 33
A room for first and second grades
has been opened in the east school
and one for higher grades will be
ojened during the next week. All
parents nre urged to enter pupils at
earliest osslhlc convenience in all
buildings. C. II. lloyd, Principal.
The WISH man SAVKS his
money. Open your account with
the First National Hank. Let it earn
3 ter cent comixniud interest, We
issue Time Certificates of Deposit.
it
At the Congregational church
Sunday there will be preaching ser
vices at 11 a. 111. and 7:30 p. 111,
Sunday school at 10 a. 111. ami Y,
P. S. C, K. at 6:30 p. m. The
public is cordially invited. G. W.
Nelson, pastor.
For Rent Handsomely furnished
six-room house, finely located, $15
per month to responsible party
Inquire this office.
Urine In your Job printing while
you think of It. Don't wait until you
nro outlrely out. Wu art) equipped
to turn out ueat and tasty printing
promptly at Portland price or loss.
See the St. Johns Sand and
Gravel Co. for estimate on your
basement or cement and plaster.
We can save you money and make
a little for ourselves. Phone Rich
mond 1571.
o
All kinds of laundry work done
promptly, IlsupH dry washing 6
touts per pound. Calls made for
laundry at any place. Ring u up
Phono Rich, 991, St. Johns Laun
dry, Churchill Bros,propriotors.
Subscribe for tho St. John Rovlow
and koop posted on tho doings of
ths city,
StopPain
Talc
ONE
of the Littfe
Tablets
and thai
PalnJa
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HEADACHE
NEURALGIA
"Or. MW Amt-
Ptti P1H1 tin Um
ul k for rS4i
SUM pt, kudKS
to4 fil I tys
UM. u4 la inn
Ciu itx,' ;h prkcJ
tulUKtftta."
Htsrr Cmtw,
N. T
AMI TH! fJUNl Of
RHEUMATISM
d SCIATICA
25 Doses 25 Cents
Ttw DrutfU Mill Dr. Mik' Aut-Pils.FtU
! M is MtWutJ rtairt it prwt tliUtku
SUfl alrl U H Mi ie Unht f9
POLK'S
GAZETTEER
a nu.inrM iiirreiorr or oath Cllr,
Tuwuuud V1IU( la Orrcua mi J
iiHuiugi.il, BKUiif u ur.rrliillto
hkrlcti of ech iac Lurutlan,
Hhlpiilar IVrlllllrn unit m CUul.
Ail l'rufrsoa.
K. L. 1-OIK J CO- Inc.
SmIIU, V.h.
From a Small Purse
Comes a Cosily Furnished House
Wonders may be accomplished
with a small fund of cash and a
careful selection of our handsome
liqtiie making bargains iu furn
lUire.
We are prewired to furnish
your home from top to bottom.
We carrv a full line of furniture
tor every room; rugs, matting,
linoleum, shades, dishes, granite,
and tinware. In fact everything
to fit up the home.
Stoves and Ranges
A lot of comfort producers
Heaters that speak of delightfu
winter evenings ranges that
whisper of mother's cooking
You may trade in your old stove
if you wish.
SECOND HAND fURNITURE 4 STOVES
I bit corner of th it or. ti brim fuU of br
taint. You mtv b ibW to (tt a lot of
money tb.tr. buy, Mil, m J tfJ coaJ
tana lurnltur.
ST, JOHNS FURNITURE GO,
Cash or Credit
tame I hereby rtUulmieil accortllnK to
ami in conformity with the profile there
of, prepared by the City Huginccr aud
Ion file In the omcr of the City Recorder,
which mM profilt U hereby rtferrtd o nt
aiioturti.
raised by the Couucil thi I4th day of
i. ... .. -
Dcnieiuoer, 1910.
Approvcil by the Mayor thi Uth ilav
101 acpicmucr, iyio.
I. I'. IIKMJKICKS,
Mayor.
AttMt: rt. .M, KSSUN,
Recorder.
Publithed iu the St. John Review
September 16, 1910.
ORDINANCE NO. 318
An Ordinanco Establishing the
urade or Mllmore Street In
the City of St. Johns Be-
tween Richmond street and
St. Johns Avenue.
Approved by the Mayor, thi 14th day I a-lditlon. Thi 30-foot trip contain,
f September, 1910. I not Including Portland xulevard,3,674.9
o
J.F. IIISNDRICKS.
Mavor.
Alien; a, M, li.VU.N,
.Recorder.
rubliihed in the St. lohui Review
September 16, 1910.
iT"
n
EFLJ
The city of St. Tohn does onlain
follows:
iu
That the uraile of I'illmore street
the City of St. John between Richmond
(treetaud St. Johus Avenue, be and the
aauie U hereby established according to
ami in conformity with the profile there
of. Prepared bv the Cltv Kimlm-cr ami
on file in the office of the City Recorder Lot S lerwsv St
of said city, which said profile ! hereby Jersey at.
reierreu 10 auu aaopteu.
Passed by the Council thi 14th day of
tjciiicuiiivr, iiu. 1
Approvrd by the Mavor this uth 1v
r o" - '
J.I'. IIUNDRICKS.
Mayor.
Recoritrr.
I'ublished in the St. John Review
deptemocr 10, 1910.
Enjoying a Showar Bath.
HDloylriL'a "tubhiuc" depend to ul
great extent upon the luxuries of mod
ern plumbing. We do Sanitary Plumb-
luc,' Contract work especially. Porce
lain tub and all the latest in Bathroom
outfits.
sq.ft. and comprislnuatinroxlmatelv .uifi
ruirla nt I tit IJn-l. . ....r . .
block i; ,i8j8 iarto( lot 1, block 4. and
.02694 part of lot 1, block 4, Oak Park
addition.
Also: A strip of land 5 feet wide and
30.3 fret on cither side off the south.
eastern end of outlot II. Hnlhr.-.nir .t.ii.
tion containing 150 square feet.
Kcspccuuiiy,
(Signed) C. R. ANDRUVV,
City Engineer.
That said report, nlst ami iiirv.v
been examined bv the Cnunrll .ml
satisfactory aud is hereby adopted and
approved.
l'assed by the Council this 14th day of
September, 1910
Approved bv the Mavor llil. 1 il.
of September, '1910. '
J. F. JIENDRICKS,
Mivnr
Awt: A. M. KSSON.
Rcconltr.
Published bv the St. Inhn. L'-.l.
September 17, 1910,
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EDMONDSON CO.
Phone Jersey 91
eo YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
DON'T PAY RENT
Wc have homes m all parts of
the city that can be bought like
paying rent and the prices are ricbt.
Come iu and let us tell you about
them. No trouble to show prop
erty.
W. H. KING COMPANY.
Phoue Richmond 391
inaoE man
OCSIONB
COPYRIQHTS AO.
Anrona i.ndlnf a akattb tni da.crlNlnB auf
qvicilr utartaln our opinion fr.
luTamioa i. prooaoir pia iiiapia.
o la probablr PAtfiitabla. Cva manic.
uu. nAnuBvUS ooraiauj
.Uanla.
moiT
Uonj tinctlr eonldant
ant In, iildaat aaancr furaacuntiap.
lalanu Uaau tbruuah Sluun A Cu.
WlitSill matie. without ch.rwB. In th.
Akaadaonalrlllaatratad waaklr. Laraaat dr.
aauuloQ of aar adanllSa touraaL Tarma. H a
Wl roar toonUi t.SU by all nawadaalara.
Are you using printed back en
velopes? If not, why not?
Don't put your money 111 the old
teapot. Burglars will get it. Take
it to the First National Bank where
it earns 3 per cent for vou. We
issue Time Certificates of Deposit.
HOME CURE FOR ECZEMA
WULriraaa.Tbjaial, OlrcarUa, Bsc.
Us4 u a SlsacU Waahi
It really seem strange th'at so many
people suffer year In and year out with
ecxema, when it is now no linger a se
cret that oil of wintergrteH'inlxed with
thymol, glycerine, etc, makes a wash
that is bound to cure.
Old, obstinate cases, it I true, can
not be cured in a few day, but there
fa absolutely no ufferer from eciema
who ever used this simple wah and
did not find laueiMately that won
derfully soothing, calm, cool sensation
that comes when the Itch is uken away.
InMantly upon applying a few drops
of the wash the remedy takes effect,
the itch is allayed There I no n-rH
of experiment the patient knows at
OBC.
Instead o! trying to compound th
oil of wlntergreen, thymol, glycerine,
etc, In the right proportions ourselves
fe are uIng a pretcriDtiou which la
universally found the most effective.
It Is known as the D. D. D. Prescrir
tion, or Oil of Wlntergreen Compound.
It is made by the D. D. D. Co. of Chi
cago, and our long experience with
this remedy has rives us ertat eoaS.
it
dencc in it merits.