THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW BY A. W. MARKLE Published Every Friday At 117 West Burlington Street. Tint RKVIKW Is entered nt jwst ofTice In Snlnt Johtfe, Oregon, ns tnnll matter ol Uic second class tuuicr tnc Act 01 ton (;rcss of March 3, 1879. Offlclil Newipaper of the City of Bt John. Ailrertltlng ratoi, $1.00 per Inch per month. Subscription price $1.00 par yonr The wet wcnllicr is said to I quite disastrous to the crop of hop? but it is not believed Hint the price of beer will sour ns ti consequence I Those people who were so dc Itemed when the stiiar trust was heavily fined n short time no nre not so pleased now, since the price of stitntr hns been soartiiR sky ware The consumers nre now paying th line and a little over to cover the cost of the suit. It is announced tlmt Robert Stcv tins will not nunin be it candidate for sheriff of Multnomah county, W. iSortn, deputy assessor, is prominently unmed ns n fittiiur sue euor to Mr. Stevens. Ifroin what we know of Mr. North personally he is good enough lor us. - The Tclcurain jumped at con elusions rnther liastilv Wednesday evening when it staled that the city mm owned the ferry slips mid th comtmny owned the boat. It would have been correct except for one thiiiK it never happened Nuw.stxiictK will make mistakes sometime. l.aKoiietlc star is rapidly ns cendiiiK in the political horizon as thu leptiblicnu nominee for pres dent next year. Taft has not giv un ucticrnl nut infliction ns an occu (Hint of the pretiideutial chair t tint cowmon tHjopie at letiht, am bin chance nre lcxiiiuiiiK to lim mur. After imyitiK their respects to imch (libel's ideas for the wmt con pie of weeks, Mr. Lilicu and til editor have wound up their littl IhiIIk of yarn. Per.-mally both are vury K)(i friends, even tilting liiuir mens ate imivcisc. As no good etui come of further discussion ami since the U-aies being discusser have now become dead ones, the two critics have dueled to pool in teiiMtn mid work together for 1 gtcntur ami a better St. Johns Which was right or which was wrong during the recent contto vurtiy "cuts no ice" in dealing with thu Iiiture. t That the priqwrty owners of sew ur (Unmet No. 2 have deciilud to make the hunt of the sewer propo wit Ton wtvt clearly evidenced Inst week when fully 75 iter cent took ndvutilAgt! of the Hmicroft bonding act ami minded for the sewer iismsw iiiuut. All the wsrniutti issued pre maturely Imve been excliHiiged for ixtter mien. 1 lie city recorder in forum tit I lint IrttM disKntinfiictioii wm exprewicd in settling for the tnr tlmii is iimihIIv the case in uiiMt Mtieet impiovemenU. And it i better w). It Ik now up to the proiKM Ktiiiiiirille to mat any cave-in occasioned by the tunnel lug ptoceiiti without due tumping be remel!el w mmiii uk it spiK-ar on the MitfMCv. or nuy congestion tlmt might nriie in the Newer be ilium d lately iclieved. This is due the pnqwty owner, mid the uiaintu- mutes ImihI whs executed for this HirHwe, should oeciuiwi ail, which we trust will not. Went r 11 mile ami lain do notsouin to mix very resdily, hence enfoiced deiHy 1 mi the Jetscy atteet impinvo mam 011 the jmit ot tli contractor;. However,! lit ee wtfeks ot fair wunth or will complete the stieet, so the com tic torn any. Miaw Hum, priuciiwl of the St. Joliiut Willi School, returned from CnHfuruiH lust week, wheie she lint Immii siwiHling her vacation witli hii- brother at I.u Auiteleti. She w inoiv in love with Otegou than ever. Site say the Itent was mint iilttweeiiive iu the Httliiii city dm lug live Miiuiuer inontlui. Not evety one in familiar with the tiiDKiiitnUe mid diveisity of the work lieiiiK iluue by our local pub lie library. It i carrying some thing like 1700 volumes, of which ADO are in circulation. Moie books are constantly heinic added to the lhit carried, which embrace; every yuuject miner uic win. t here is no topic in which you are intur initial but you may net here the best thought of the world to assist you, and if km chance the look you wish iti iu the iiiaiu library, our enterprise iiljt librarian promptly makes ro (piwitiou and it comes torthwith. It Li iiuKMiible to estimate the val ue of tuich nu institution to St. Johns mid every citizen should avail himself of this sttleudid opiKirtuuiiy to acquire knowledge along jui such lines as most directly iipfxHil to him. Make your wants known to the librarian. She is always glnd to ruudur every aid iu her jwwer to all patrons of the library. o You get full weight and UiiuJUy ut the Control uiarkpt. try awhUo, firstly Jut Stories of Success PHILIP D. ARMOUR All through life, whether at nlxtccn or sUty, l'lilllp U. Arm our was up with the sun, and the habit was never a l.ii ted. At sev rntcen ha set out for Califor nia, walking nearly all tlio way, and when ho arrived hi 11 money was prac tlrnlly exliaust od. llo ituillcil tlin nnnnrlllnllli. nn.t llintead ot illKRlnir for Kolil ho iliiB ditches for men who had mines, hut no water. Ho worked hard, lived carefully, snd wasted not a penny. When, ready to return homo ho had laid tiy a snuK sum. Once, when asked what was the turning point In his rareor, ho replied: "Thn tlmo when I hoRan to savo what I enrned at tho raid Hclds: thrift and economy had much to do with my success." Tho strong point Is hn saved, Hav ing Is what counts. You can open an account at this hank with a dol lar or more, nnd add to It as much or ns llttlo an you can. When onco you havo started an nccount, you vlll taka prldo In scolriK It grow. FIRST NATIONAL BANK St. Johns, Oregon Svr.vHSTim Pkthhson, Pres." A. H. Joints, Vice President V. P. Dkinkhk, Cashier C. U. Russia,!., Ass't Cashier ORDINANCE NO. 426 (Concluilcil) Illook Aililltion MitIii);o Lot 31.... lf.... IS.... !.... I. 1. it 21 .1 I 5 lUrwinu l.iiauli Aerwiee I'aliiiiir. . Ai'iunuu -Cub Acinic- M)fis AerwiKo i,iniiiiHt Ami. 3J.4" i'hW 3(1.7.) i JJ. l'nliit Vli'w ') III. is- ,11. 3J. i. . t:::: :::::: o.. iS ji to J M t I I I I ii it i II II II II II II II II II H II II il H li H il il I! H fi It ii ! . . , .... 2.:::::: IU. il- to. i. ji. l 4 t t t t IU,,.. t t I 2 ii.. 31.. J(... 2:: r.. ...... 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Useful Oak Coal Heater No. n $5.40 No. 13 $7.65 No. 15 $9.45 ami Iron iu Combination Wood Coal Heaters and Sheet Airtights, also bargains second hand ranges stovos and heaters. St. Johns Furniture Company "Cash or Credit" 31.. 3 39.. 28.. 37.. 1. .. . 15.0s . . 15,0s .. 3.03 .3I.AI ..35.4S ..30.33 32.57 ..30.71 .17.73 "u.39 ti 6 5 .41.02 .35.02 . 26.07 .3395 .20.48 M I5.38 3.i9 34.33 , 43.34 36. afiJ 34,64 34.6, 3 4 5 6...., 7 H..... 9 10. . . 35... i... 33.... 3... 31.... 30.... 39 ... 38.... 37.... I 3 3 4 7-. 8.. 9.. 10. 36. 35- .11- 33. 33. 31. 30. 9. 28. 37. ,.H 7.. 10 IS... 15 14.. 1. . . 2. . . I-.. is.. 17 16.. 15. . 14 1. . . .3 .13... II ii il li il II 1 11 II II I, 11 II I 11 ItilltOll'S 11 11 11 II il 11 I il ii II II M ii II II 11 I, II il O.ik Park .21.06 15.H3 . 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CARD OF THANKS. we wiin to maun our mends mid neiehhors for their kindness I111111K the hriet illness ntid death f our lielovetl wife ami mother. S. A. Cortuauy, I.ee Corinnuy, Mollie Corniany. o Yellow complexion, pimples and sfieuriiie blemishes 011 the fucc or body can be got rid of by doctoring the liver, which is torpid. HHRli INK is a jiowerful liver correctunt. It purifies the system, stimulates re vital organs and puts the body iu fine, vigorous condition. Price 50c, bout tiy bt. Johns Pharmacy. o Not tha libl on your papar. Miss Sarah Graves went to Cot tage Grove this week to take charge of the musical department of the Adventist academy located there. Miss Graves is one of our most pop ulnr and charming young ladies and her departure even for a time is sin cerely regretted by a very large circle of friends. The illustrated lectures given the Multnomah theatre this week are of special interest, being highly instructive aod entertaining. The reproduction of the "Declaration o Independence," shown 011 the screen Wednesday evening was one ot tlie finest seen for a long time, and must prove helpful in instilling a genuine feeling of patriotism in the minds of the young. This tiic ttire reel was greeted with vocifer ous applause. Miss Georgia Hil yen also delivered a patriotic rccita tioti in her pleasing style on that evening. As usually treated n sprained an kle will disable a man for three or four weeks, but liv atmlvint? Clinm hcrlain'.t liniment freely us soon as tlie injury is received, and observ ing the directions with ench lintiliv a cure can be effected in from two to four days. Ior sale by all deal ers. In order to Iniure a chanflo of ad vertiiement tho copy for Mich change hould reach thla office not later than Wednesday, at 3 o'clock p, m. Pleaae 'emembor thla and aava tha prlntor No. 9047. lit 131,631.06 I'll .t lltlH-C'll tl8,50 Ucjxirt of the condition of the First National Bank nt St. Johns, hi Uic Rtntc of Oregon, at tnc cioo 01 iniiiiicvi tcieinin.T 1, 1911: KHSOt'HCHS. 1 .011 1 1 1 nml ilUcoutitii. Overdraft, seem I'. .S.lxiniutoM-ciiri'clri'iiliitloii 35,0110.00 I'rciiiitiniH on t'. S. IkiiiiIh 375.o nomiH, .i-curnii', etc 25,00), 03 li.uikliig House, niriiitiirc nml fixtuii'ji 3,9(0.00 line iroin Mint; nun 1'rlvitte Ititnkn nml mill SiivhiKii ll.lllkh lo.S2l.A7 Due from niprovcil tc nerve nueiita 27.138.48 Clivekii nml other CIIHll ItCIIIH 1,053.90 N'otcd of other Na tional ll.uikH 650,00 I'mrtioiiul wicr cur rency. iilcki'U.cciitii 08.80 Lawful money rvacrve in Imuk, vl.: Specie 13,023,65 KCIII.'lllIIIOIIIUIIIlllll 1 , ft. irwimirer t5 crvt.o( elreuliitioii) 1,350.00 52,726.20 Total f 339.395.39 I.MIIII.ITIIIS. Cnpitnl Hock jmIiI hi... f 25,000.00 rummm mini 7,500,1x1 UlllllVltlCtl lUOlllH, UM CXIIlll- Mninl tiixcn uilil 3,282.98 Niitloiinl liaiik nuteiuutstnnil'g 35,000,00 iinilvnitiiii iioiop.iin aubject to clieck..f 110,523.19 IH'iiiiiinl cortificiitttk of llt)l0t.., 13.040,7.1 TilllL'llollt 41.817.32 Ctiiliiir' cliwkoiit- Mniiilliig 4,311.17 168,613.41 SS! Total f329.395.39 State of Orciion, County of Multnomah I. V. V. Drinker, cashier of the altovv uiuiiitl iMiik, do wlcinnly awcarthat the itlmve Ktiitemcnt U true to the U't of my KtiowhNigc mill hciici. I'. I . Drinker, L'a&iiicr, SulcrllHil mnl auorn to I a-fore tnc thin 71I. day of September, 1911. w. . Kellogg, wotury inline, Multnomah comity, Ore, 8ylvetcr IVtcrwn, Coin-ct Attest: R. M. Tuttle, A. R, Jolics, Director. riT4iT4iTii.TA7iTiiTiT4AT4TiT J. tjfjl How About Your ' GROCERIES? I ... . . . mm I I lXr r Ze Mtn I r tin t Wt lnltnr Mint nnl lr ivinnrinn nVl 1 1 1 el tfnllf 1 I IX I 2 I I 1 I : 1 Tills store is the only one in St. Johns that sells groceries exclusively. Therefore, we arc in a position to keep our stock fresh and the best that can he secured. No stale or poor quality of anything Is kept on hand. Pair and courteous treatment and prompt delivery arc at your command. Give us a trial, if not already a patron. NORWEGIAN PATRONAGE SOLICITED A. B. LINDBOE 111 West Burlington Street ODffiriitlo of l. 3Juliio, (Orryttii oi'i'icims Mayor-K C. Couch Krrutilcr I'ratiW A. MIit Tlrautr-V. Snill KrlloHU Allotiiey A. M. Hnili ItiiKltirrt C. K. Amllrwr I'hydelmi A. W. Vlncriit Chlclol I'olktv-K. McKlnncy I l.i)' Puller Kulvrl JiiIiiimiii Cotiiicllinea lit I.niKtM I'. W. Valtiilliie ChH. Ilinlnan I), l'lank llutnm.iti Cotitirllincii l'lrt Wntil A. A. Miitk J. W. I)jvI Coiiticllnitn Scoii(l Wdlil 0. I I'ritlue 1'. mil COMMITTIIItS SlrrfKsii't DiKk-J. W. Inyl. I' W. Valriillnc. A. A. Mmk Mcciim -I'. IIHI. A. A. Miuk, Clin. Illatrmtl Wnlcr nml I.liilil-Clw. Ilfnlwoii. J. tt. Il.nl.. I'. Illll I'ltMiire-A. A. Miitk. J. W. I.il. . I,. I'clllne IIiiIIiIIiik Aixl (ltmni,l-(l. I. IVttlnr. Clu. llmlrMiti, It, I'miik UtifMiiAli Manor l.lrti I'. W. Vnlrtillnr. (I. I.. I'rrtlnr. I). I'miik IIhi.iiijii llrflltli nn.l lilkv II. I'rnnk IIihuiiiah. I' W. Vulrnllnr. V Illll NOTICE OP Proposed Assessment Notice I hereby k'lvcn tlmt iipiKittlon- incut of the rout of linpiovlni' I'oti- luntl houlcvurtl from Tlioinpou ktrrct to, llrticL' lrcct. 11 total rout of which Ii i8.tt2.70. hit liccii aniNirtloncil anil l 011 iflc 111 the ollice of the umtcmiKiieil, aiihject to exuminutloii, AMCMiiicnt illtrlct extuml Ihick to the center of lot, block ami tract of limit abutting 011 Miiil utrcct a jirovitletl by the city charter anil resolution. Kciiioiiiitraiice iinulimt Mill pKirtliiii incut inuy be uiaile hi writing ami filed with the umlertlKiictl until 5 o'clock p. m. Sept. 36, 1911. i. a. nun, Recorder. I'liblUliril in the St. John Review on Sept. nana 15, 1911, Christian Church Sunday school ion. m., Trenching 11 n. in. nnd 7:30 p. m C. h. 0:30 p. in. Jtiii' lor I;tidenvor 3 ! Hvcryhody' nvlted to nil these service. Tuher- uncle corner New York nnd I.con-, nrd streets. A cordial invitation is extended to all. J. R, Johnson, l'nstor. SubBcrlbo for the Tolegram beat uvmilns paper on tho coast. See Ed Stockton, Nenrlv new restaurant ranee for sale cheap. Clarke Furniture Co. WE GIVE SERVICE WE GIVE SERVICE Fresh Schoolday Luncheons When clnss room work hns loft us tired, A dntuty luncheon is required; And things Ihnt we enjoy the most Are those we spiead on delicious toast made on 1111 Klcctric Uadlaut Toaster. One of those Kndiaut Tons, ters will make ssientlfie Toast faster than the nvera;e gather Inj of school ulrls can eat It. It is scientific To.ist hecause tlie Undlnut Heat forces the ahsoltitely ueccsMiry chemlciil change !u the hread, thereby making Toast as digestible as It is wholesome nnd delicious. The ICIectrlc Rndlnut Toaster weighs less than two notiuds. It can he attached to any ordinary Unlit IiiK socket, nnd it makes Perfect Toast at the mer est fraction of a cent cr slice. This Uudlnnt Toaster is nlso uniquely ornamental -the cheeiful Klnw of the colls rellected 011 a neat orcelaiu liase lends n distinct charm. Portland Railway, Light & Power Company 7th nutl Alder Street WE GIVE SERVICE WE GIVE SERVICE uBB US for Pr Doors 9,1(1 Windows vuu uUfof yyUr sanded Finish" 5X Panel Doors 2 II. 8 In. 1 6 (1, 8 in, x I 3-8 in,, $1.35 SEASONED FIR WOOD GULL TIES 56.oo delivered $5.00 delivered Trimmings $3.00 Block Wood $4.00 load PITCHLESS LUMBER COMPANY l'HON'I' COI.r.MMA 60 ttfUHHHHHH MtHtttttfttt H liSr 4 u'i? ,mm iilfumjo Itrrpo a litilr tit tljf lmitlt A Wealth in Training While the plan of jutttiiiK' aside n dollar a week will not of itself make you a man of wealth, it is nevertheless true thnt there Is no better trainiiiK for the young uinii or woman just forming life habits. If carried on for several years, the plan of banking n part of the earnings becomes an excellent habit, for it means you have mastered your expenses and expenditures and nre living on les.s than you earn. Any business ttiau will tell you the value of this habit ns well ns the value of having a reserve set uslde for emergencies. With money In the bank there comes o feeling of independ ence, life is more enjoyable and your business success is not mere ly n possibility, but a probability. We would not urge you to start an account with this bank were we not positive that the udvnutages of such an nccount nie greatly in your favor, The Peninsula Bank THE PIONEER BANK" Capital, paid up - - - $50,000.00 Surplus Fund - - - - 7,000.00 onncuRS: KOHKRT TRHAT PI.ATT, President HRUD C. KNAIT, Vice President JOHN N. KDI.KKSKN, Cashier STANTON I,. nOUIK, Assisjnut Cashier LUMBER! Slabwood : Rough, Prompt Dry, Dressed, Deliveries. Green, Flooring, Quality Blocks, Finish. Guaranteed. Trimmiugs ST. JOHNS LUMBER CO. Phone Richmond 131 H. HENDERSON 122 Jersey St. I Real Estate, Loans, Insurance Abstracts of Title Prepared, Accurate Work Guaranteed. Sf A. H. BLACKBURN Undertaker and Funeral Director Representing Portland Marble Work. Kstimates fiirnUlieil for all kinds of iiiniuimeiit, vaults uud coping wi-rk. If you are thinking of having anything done iu this hue, call at inv office ami talk it over, Phone Columbia 263 Eatt Rudington Street, St. Johns, Oregon Northern Pacific Railway tKAVINO ST. JOHNS N'oith Coatt Llmltrd tia Iui:tl SouuJ North Cwa.t Limited vu Nuilli luuk Atlantic Kxpteu Ma i-ugcl Nsuua Atlantic limit. via Noith Bank - Twin City Kiptrxvu IMgrt Sound 10 jo i. ra T 14 I' m. II'U P i in a. m J SO V- IU. Twin Chy lUptc.l via Noith llauk - T H ! Ka.triu Kkntuvu l-ucl buuuj - U3Jp. in l!auin KxprcMvla North Uank - -- miaa. m. Mo. Klver Kapreu via Noith lUuk - - p. m. 1'oiIIjuU Taooma & battle liiprtu, 7 o$ a 111. lor Cray. Harbor. Olytupia auj South llcud Urauchca. inisct Sound LlmllcJ. j so p. m.; Gra Harbor and South Ikud Urauchca. Yacolt IMUBcr JS p- m. AKK1VIN0 AT ST. JOHNS North Coa.t Llmitrd la North Bank - 7aop. m North voati i.iuiiiru via imiici bouuu ojja iu No. racinc Kxprc via North Bank - 7 37 a. m No. IMcthc Kxpre via lMgct Sound - - 6.0 p. ur larific Kxprcx via North Bank 7 jo p. iu IMcilic lUvroa via Pugtt Sound 6-ij a. ut YVcUtrn lUprcu via North Bank 7 aop. ra Wc.ltrn Kiprrn via lucct Sound )wp. ra Me. Kivrr Hxprrt vU North lunk - - 7J7 a. m Me. Kicr ltxxvka via I'ustl Sound yji p. m rortUud. rucuiua ft Sratlic KxpiM u p. iu Irotu OljMUila. South lknd and Gray a Halbar I'usit Suud Umttrd '4 P- n Varott lUMcnger - a m O M. Cornell. Agent. Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway. I I. HA VI NO ST. JOHNS. ' I.le paocugcr lor Lyle. Goldrndale and local 1 poiula 8ji a. iu. luiaim niuptrc Kxprrts, 10 x a. m.; lor Chicago, M. t-uul. Omaha KanuaCily, St. I.ouia, Walla Walla. Ilwi HooMrvclt. Rranddatlea, Ooldcu dale. While Salmon. aud Vancouver. Norlh Hank l.liullrd : p. 111.. lor Chicago St. I'aul. Ouiaba. KauMta City SI. I.oui, Spokane, Sprague Kitiville. Liud. l'aco, Kooxvclt. aud Vaucouvcr. Columbia Kiv.r Local s-Mp. m.; lor Vancouver, Camat. While Salmou. I.le. Grauddallca.Clilla aud all intermediate lation. AKK1VING AT ST. JOHNS Inland Ktuplrc Kxpreas, 7:aop. m.; Irom Chica go, bt. I'aul. Omaha, Kautaa City, bt. LouU, Mwkaue. Spraguv. Kitivllle LInd. Paco. KooMrtell.Grauddalra.- While Salmon. aud Van comer. North Hank Limited. 7 jja. m.; Irom Chicago. St Paul. Omaha. Kauwii City. St. Louit. Walla Walla. Pawvi. KooMvelt. "and Vancouver Columbia Kiter Local lui) . ui.: Irom Clittt, Grauddalles. Goldeudalc. I,)le White Salmon, Caron. Vancouver and all intermediate ! ttoni. L)te iiaueugtt 7:49 p..m. Irom L!e. Goldendale and local point. All train; lop lr pauengera. TicktU on aale lor all pointt. O. M. Cornell, Agent.