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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. JOHNS REVIEW BY A. W. MARKLE T Published Every Friday At 117 West Burlington Street. Thk Ritvirtw Is entered nt post office In Saint Johns, Oregon, as umll matter of the second class under the Act of Con gress of March 3, 1879. OfflcUl Npper of tha City of Bt Jehm. AiUgrtlnIng rttfi, $1.00 per Inch pr month. Subscription prlco $1.00 per year. An exchange tells us of seven kinds of "town killers." First, the kind who go out of town to do their trading; second, those who nre opposed to improvement; third, those who itnngiue they own the town? fourth, those who deride public spirited men; fifth, those who oppose movements not origi tinting with themselves; sixth, those who oppose every movement which does not appear to benefit them; seventh, those who seek to injure the credit of their neighbors. I In another column appears n short history of W. C. North, who is a candidate for Sheriff of Mult nomah county at the April prima rius. We have known Mr. North personally for several years and ever found him to be a most pleasant and agreeable gentleman. Am chief field deputy of the assessor's office, he has had much to do with St. Johns, and his judgment of values in this city have apparently met with gen ernl satisfaction. We believe he would make a most efficient nnd cnrefnl sheriff. While differing from us in a political way, we be lieve in county affairs at least that it is the mini and not the political faith that should receive the support of all voters. Therefore, we shall take pleasure in advocating the candidacy of Mr. North for Sheriff of Mult nomah county. 1 mi. minis siioiiki own Its own water works, electric light plant, Homing plant lor me city, also a public jHirk. The arc things that could Im easily acquired and become self supporting at the start, with the exception, of course, of the park. The city jmys enough each year tor street lighting alone to pay the expenses of a good sized uiectric plant. .Municipal owner ship is a fine thing sometimes. Port land has proven this. With sev eral millions of dollars in debt 011 its water system and going in deep er all the time, with a very iusuifi cieul sinking mud, that city has reduced its price of water that it may sink stilt deeper into debt. Now no private corporation could do this, Its credit would soon become uxhausted. lint a city's credit is id most unlimited. It's so easy to place Hie price ol a commodity below cost and then call tiKn the dear people 10 uuiKu tit) the ilelicleiicy liy issu tug bonds. Council Proceedings We are 111 receipt of n commutiicn- ........ . . 11011 ntiacKiiiK hii HiiurerM trtveu to one of the churches Sunday even ing on the mi I dec t of "Sex Hv niunu." which wedemlel to sun pruw. The writer tine such terms IhiiuIs was msed on motion of as "filth and depravity" in scoring the lecture, which he Iwlieved wok unfitted for the cur of women and children. Not Infill ptceut, we are unable to give an opinion, but the jxintor state that while the Ice turur uiadu plain ktatcmeuu they were couched in language that should offend none. Matters relat ing to sex in a mixed Hiidieuce are Always more or less delicate, but in tins stage ol the All members were present at the regular meeting of the city council Tuesday evening, with Mayor Couch presiding as usual Wrye Bros, asked for permission to build a slight incline from the sidewalk leading into their garage on Uast Burlington street. Upon recommendation. ol tlie street com mittee, permission was granted on motion of Alderman llorsmau. A petition for transfer of liquor license from Hn17.ec & Mallon to Mallon & Peterson was prayed for and granted upon being sanctioned by liquor license committee upon mo tiou of Mr. Ilorsmuu. R. K. Me Iutirc filed a complaint against the St. Johns Water Co. on account of wood being piled on the street in front of the plant. Believing it to be a case of spite work, and aware of the fact that the street is unim proved nnd impassible for team, council deemed it best to take no no tiou at present, and on motion of of Alderman Muck the document was filed. A. I). Robinson asked for an ex tension of Co days' time on the im provement of Tioga street, entering the plea that inclement weather and unfavorable conditions mnde this necessary. On motion of Mr. llorsmau the extension was grant ed although Alderman Bredeson was firmly against doing so, con tending that if the contractor had started the work as soon as the con tract was awarded and had not de layed the work three weeks in get ting started, tlie extension of time would not hove been necessary. The following bills were allowed 011 motion of Alderman Muck: alt yes: C. A. Vincent, assistant eiigiu eer, .f.1.1. I?. W. McLean, inspector,!). 50. I). J. llorsmau, janitor, $25. Pottland Bine Print Co. Plats Wil I aniette boulevard enseal. 50 W. S. Skaus, chaiumaii.f 15 Title & Abstract Co., Deeds in Willamette boulevard casc,$7.so W. C. Briggs, street repair,.. 13 Robt. Cllliin,strcet repair, 1 1.55 ht. Jolius Hardware Co., sup lilies, T 10..15 II. C. Stevens, street repair, f 12.40. R. Orr, street repair, $ 1.25. S. Rnmbo, 5 cords .t-foot wood, 1 17.50. Prank Hathaway, 1 day street repair, 52.50. Total, $179.50. '1 he financial reports of recorder and treasurer, attested to being cor reel by the finance committee, were adopted. Aiucrmau iiorsmun reported me existence of an obnoxious odor in the basement of Bnuliain & Cur rier's store, which he surmised might come from the Philadelphia street sewer, and tlie engineer was instructed to make an investigation A resolution providing for the haul surfacing ot Pesseudeii street from Buchanan to the east city lim us witii concrete was uuopicu on motion of Alderman Valentine. An ordinance providing for the wile of 525, 500 worthof improvement A I v tr of fairs Stories of Success LEVI P. MORTON From a hum bio position be hind tho coun tor of a oro- eery story in a email NowKur land town, to that of ono.pt tho world's nrcatcBt imnic- ers and nnan- rlnrn whofin rn- putat ton and ftmo haa npreail nvnr two conu- nnntn. In n. con trast In tho af- min nosslblo only In a. .li.ir.Mf-nilln rntititrv llko our own. I.ovl 1'. Morton In a man of many buccmsch. ThroUBh tho ycarj spent In tho little Krocnry nloro ho was KBlhcrlnK knowlodRc, buMnoBS ox pcrlcnco and by savins his money capital. Ho beenmo clerk In tha Tloston Htorn of James, M. Hoobo & nml urtmn n lirnnrll wan Gfltau 1 ot. .i in Vnw Ynrk u-nd mudo resi lient mannRcr. In 1S3.1 ho becamo tho nfnlnr member of tho Arm of U I Morton & Co., Hankers. Hrqad exper ience In commercial nrralrs, wldo niiintiintMf. with business men nnd stainless personal charactor liroUKht them , uulck success. Hrnnclien wcro estahllshed In l.nR land nnd In Canada In 18C9. Splen didly equipped with capital, oxper- l.nnrt nml n trnntl nntnn. ttlOV BOOn ntMn.i m fn.nirut.t tilnrn nmnntp tho ttnnlilnt- Hrmn of till) WOflll. It you would make success yours, you must ndhcro to the principles upon uhlli Mimromt In liulltlcil. A BaV- lnen nccount In this bank la tha very cornerstona ot this ntructuro. 4 per cent interest on Sav ings Accounts and Time Certificates of Deposits. FIRST NATIONAL BANK St. Johns, Oregon Svi.vkstku Pktickson, Pres. A. R. Joints, Vice President P. P. Dkinkkk, Cashier C. B. Russuu,, Ass't Cashier One Fourth to One Third Off The price of r DISHES The following lines of din ner ware are carried in Open Stock, so that you may get one piece au a time or a com- plete set. PLAIN WHITE DISHES DOMESTIC. WHITE AND GOLD And very neat designs of DECORATED PATTERNS. JOHNSON BROS. Im ported English Semi-porcelain, beautifully decorated. also White and Gold Pat terns. St. Johns Furniture Company RESOLUTION ORDINANCE NO. -150 An Ordinance Direct inc nnd Requiring the City Record er to Sell Certain City Im provement Bonds of the City of St. Johns, Multno mah County, Oregon, in the Sum of Twenty-five Thousand, Five Hundred ($25,500.00) Dollars in De nominations of I'ivc nun drcd ($500.00) Dollars Iiach The city of Si. Johns docs orilidu us loilows: That licrcu. under the tirnvidou of tlie ('Hurler in the city 01 hi. loiins jicr taliilni; to City Improvement IUhkIs ami the Hate thereof, applications have liccti lilcil with the citv recorder bv ititerctt- eil 1 vi riles tiuiler alil charter anil the ImiiiiIIiik provisions thereof, iiKKH-'KatliiK the sum of Twenty-five Thmminil, l'lve llunilrcd (fij.soo.oo) Dollars, for street Improvements in wild city, mm, Whereas, miller said charter nml its iirovihloiiH the II0111I Men Docket I1111 lieen iimiIc up nml the council Is nutltor tvil to imiic us ixiiiilk III ileiiomiimtlon not exceeding l'ivi; Hundred (fjoo.ool Dollars eucli. ami in nil equal to the to tal amount of uuiwlil usmsmiiivuis, anil, Whereas, such ImiiiiIs hy their terms thereof mature ten tio) veins from the dale thereof, ami lie iMvnble llieolil eolu of the railed .State nml hear interest nt the rate of not to exceed six iier cent Per iinfiuui. Interest wyutile eiiil-miiiually, will interest to la' evidenced hy eoiiK)ii It is resolved hy the City of St. Johns: That it ileetns it necessary nml expedi ent to Improve l'csseiiileu street from the westerly sideline of lluchaunu street to the easterly city limits, In the city of St. Johns in the following man. lie,', to wit: Hy grrtiling said jKirtlou of street to tuibgrniie lielow the grnile now established, and hy laying thereon a con crete pavement, same to be six (6) in, in thickness niiil'accorillni; to the ipecl fieatlons iirescntcil hy the city engineer anil on file with lite city recorder rela tive thereto, which salil plans ami spec, ideations ami estimates are satisfactory amlnre herehv opproveil. Said Improve mcnts to lie uiaitc in nccordancc with the charter and onliiinnccs of tlie city of m. joiiiis, nun uiiiier 111c supervision ami iiireciiou 01 tuc city engineer. That tlie cost of said Improvement to he assessed ns provided hy the city char teriiK)ii the property especially and Kirticularly lieiielitteil therein', and which is hereby declared to be all of lots iNirls 01 lots, blocks anil parcels of laud Deiween I lie icruiliil 01 such imjirove incuts nhtittinu uikiii. nillaceiit or nrox- imatc to said l'esMMiden street from the iii.iri'liuil lines of said street hack to tlie center of the block or blocks or tracts of laud iibtiltltiK thereon or proximate tlierelo. That all the nroncrtv included in said Improvement district aforesaid is hereby declared to be local improvement dis trict mi, 77. That the city engineer's assessment of the probable coit of said Improvement of wild street is f 10,940.96, J Hut tlie cost 01 said I'essciuleii Street Improvement is to ce assessed iiiiinst the promtv la said local assessment ills. trlct as provided by the city charter of the city of St.. Julius. Adopted tuc 1 (j 1 1 1 in 01 laiiuarv, IQI2. I' RANK A. KICK, Recorder, I'ublished III the St. Johns Review Jan, 19 mid 36, 191a. Calef Bros, carry a ijooil line of Trunks and Suit Cases. I LlltW Want To Get Your $ I fLM GROCERIES where 5 is They are the Freshest and Most Reasonably Priced. This 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 be secured. No stale or poor quality of anything is kept on hand. Fair and courteous treatment and prompt delivery are at your command. Give us a trial, if not already a patron. NORWEGIAN PATRONAGE SOLICITED A. B. LINDBOE 111 West Burlinaton Street gi 1 PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVEMENT BONDS G1TY OF ST. JOHNS Scaled tiroiiosals will be received hv the uudcrsiKiicil nt his oflicc in the city hall of St. Jolius, Oreeou, until 6 p, tu,, I'cu. 0, 1912, tor tlie sale ot not less tiiau ji.tr nml accrued Interest of improvement bonds of the city of St. Jolius, Oregon. Same to be Issued under Ordinance No, j45o fur the whole or nny part of f ij,- 500, Mid doiiiis 10 lie tiaicii Dec. 1. 1911, mid lulled in (Icnomiuatioiis of f joo each, payable ten years from date, same belli) coiix)ii bonds bearing inter est at six per cent, jxiyable sciui-nuuu-ally, and subject to all the conditions luioscd, directed mid stipulated hy sec tion 1 jt of the charter of the city of St. Jolius. All bids must lie accompanied uy a ccr tided check for two per cent of the amount, said check to be payable to the city 01 tsi, Joans, to which it will revert ns damnees In case party to whom bonds arc awarded falls to accept mid pay for same wiiiiut 15 nays 1 rum acceptance ol mil. .Money to ne jxiiii and Ponds de livered nt St. Johns, Multnomah county, Oreuou. Tlie right Is reserved hy the council to reicci any mid nil inns. l'.A. RICH. City Recorder. Published in the St. Johns Review 011 January 19, 20111111 I'curuary 2, 1912 We buy or sell St. Johns Property AlcKINNEY & DAVIS Real Estate . List your property with its if you desire to sell miickly 202 N. Jersey St. St. Johns You Cannot Afford to Overlook These Bargains During Our Big Sale. Regular $2.25 Reeds Granite Roaster, sale price $1.75 2.50 " " " " 1.95 " 3.00 " " 44 44 44 2.50 " 3.25 " 44 44 44 44 2.75 " 1.25 "Rome" N. P. Tea Kettle, now 95c " 50c Stove Boards 38c 75c 44 44 55c" " 1.00 44 44 85c " 1.25 44 44 1,00 "NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS" ST. JOHNS HARDWARE CO. Germs Spread in Skin dermuii llorsiniin; all yes, Alderumii rerriue told of the bad condition of the Durliiiuton street sewer on llrudford street; thnt he did not believe the city unuilivur I "teliwl to Mid homls; now, tlierefore, was workiiiK for the best interests L.,Vy 01 M' JoM" ,Uuw or,l"," 1 of the city in not repairing this sew er peruiiiueiitly instead of temiKV rnrily, tliut chuiiiiiinu mid rnduiiiu were doini; this work when cheaiw inen could do the work ns well;that lie didn't believe the world s iirDLMes tliuy intikt lie faced. lunneiidiMi should spend the city's-time in tiliiy only Imjr the iiueMiou. Stritemeuts itiK solo; that he should devote his . 1 ft .. - l .f . . . t I. s uiust iw umile titnt cuuiiot He uiU- enure nine to tue city ami tie on understood. The sclimds of the the job nt eiiht o'clock hi the country huve taken the mtestion uiil morniutis; (hut he believed the may or would lie doinu Ills duty to re- .....i ! . i. .1.. - . .. .. IIIHI 11 IH lieillK (IIMMIkMtl III mi IIS phasuti. Many adults uiielit have I i veil butter live had they been properly instructed m regHrd to mtx 111 tuuir enny you in uuiieNU ot itm iiik out in n (llctortwl innuuer on tlie streets. We can M.e no lensou why the kiibjct muy not be hand led in tliu clituelie. follows: That the city recorder of the citv of St. Johns, Oreeon, be nml he is hereby ordered nnd directed and rwiulred to Is sue fifty-one bonds of City Improvement luiiuikoi tiieeitv oi M. joint. .Mil luo- mail county. Oreuou. bonds ami coiidoiii. i ' . i - . i . . engineer w ne property siKiieti as leipiireu ny law nun uie euarier oi s.1111 euy, tkiui ihiiiiu to iMMUted December I, I'jii.due In ten years Irom the date Uiereo,suuU'et to re demption as provided by law; bonds numbered three hundred mid fortv-lwo. UW). 313. 314. 345. 34. 3I7.34S.349. 35". 351. 35'. 353. 354. 355. 35". 357. TVzema. PsorlaslM. nml other skin trmihl,tri nro rnuiietl liv rnvriailM of iirriiiB at work In th skin. I'nlosw liieou Kcrms nro pniuiitly ilestroyml they niplilly multlly, kuiiwIiik their vav ilvvn Into (ho ncimlllvo llnnun. This Is wlmt eausra that awful llcli. ana what smmni a mere rasn limy xrow worse ami ilevolop Into n liwiliHonifi nml torturlnir nkln dlseasn with IU ynri of misery. Han't tuka nny chances' Destroy tho crrmH nt the lu-nlnnlluf of tho troulila with that unothliiK ami cleaimlnir wuuli, tun I), l. I), freserlntlon for Kestmm, a :ao uoiuo win jirovo luia to you. V)'o have hail experience with many remedies for skin troulile but havo nnvar "n nucli remarkable cures in thoso from 1). I). 1). 1'rusorlntlon. In stant relief from the very llrst uppll- euiion. We am aa eonfltlent that D. D. II. will reach your caso that It will cost you nottilnir If thn very llrst full slio bolllo fulls to make kooi! every claim. ir rou nnve SKin irounia or any kind, wti certainly mlvlse you to drop in ana invesiieuie tue merits or n. i. I), anyway. Wo know that I, V. U. will help you, St. Johns rharmacy We cheerfully concede to Mr. Cook a woman's prerogative, the last word. We might tell how death is inevitable, and while it uiieht be bast fur its.yet we re prone to stay it, ami etui advance columns of ur Kiimeut iiKiiiiuit sluillliut; ff d this timet now the proiwrty owners are saved 1.50 tier ? too on taxation by stnyiiiK annexation oiieyear,ud uumurous oiuur tniiin tliut to our mind are lieutfited by the shiiic stay; now 11 toon i.ower Aloiiia, the diiiKWtt, niot and uud Jolius should ever resemble in . 11 100K i.ower niDliui, the .xuty hereby cah iwt. mot pilid, ww-bcKone amj requests you dilapidated iwrt of Portland, citv council the f which may (5od foibid tliut St. ihe necessity ap voke his aiiiHiiiitiiieiit. lie wound up by belittling the jiidinont of the Ktreet commtiiee. io action was taken. tieo. J. Perkins uppcarcd in be half of the contractors of Charleston street improvement, and claimed thht through the demands of the street iustiector more rock was placed 011 the street than the con tract called for; hence he wanted the city to pay for the excess. It uppcantiK to the conned that the contractor should have rebelled leaiust tisiue mote rock than called lor by the contract, instead of luk uiK chances of the city payiiie; for the excess, no action was taken. Aldertuati l'errine read the fol lowinir socialistic letter that he had received: Local St. Johns of the socialist party hereby calls to your attention to present to the following matters sity for lire-escapes upon public school buildings and of 35'), 3&H. . 351. 35'. 353. 354. 355. 35, 357. 35. . 360. 3"l. 3"i. 33. 364, 35. 366. 307. tf. 309. 37. 37. 37. 373. 374. 375. 376. 377. 37, J7J. 380. 3S. j8j, ai. 181. vSf. to, 37, 3s, 39, 39.39l ttlHI tlltee humlrtsl and niuety-tno (392), to tie iu deiiomiiiatious of l'lve Hundred tf 500) ihiiiiirs eaeu. That Mill recorder of said citv do nub- lish notice of the time mid ntaceuheii ami where bids will be received uud oeued (or the Mle of Mid IkiiiiIs, which I Mid iwiid snail tie Mid tor the UlKlust iirive obtainable, hut shall not be sold for less than par ami accrued interest. The rieht is reserved to reieet anv and all bids mid re-udvertise for the same, tx I by the council this 16U1 day of . -. - 1 January, 1'ju. Ajiproviil by the mayor this 16th day 01 jiiiiu.iry, iyi j. K.t:, COUCH, Mayor, Attest: P. A. Kice, Kecorder. rutilisluil iu the St. John Review January 19, 1913, NOTICE OP Proposed Assessment $ M MPMHPDCOM u,nn.M m.i ono 1 ci 3 Jf II I iLI ILLIVOVI l if uius-i'wo Jtrauyoi, I Real Estate, Loans, Insurance MODERN SPECIALISTS, Inc. We Positively Cure Acute and Chronic Diseases when Others Fail We nre the only specialists in Portland who combine careful nnd painstaking diagnosis with modern and scientific methods of treatment. BLOOD DISEASES treated with the new German Discovery, the marvel of the age, combined with a tonic treatment which insures a permanent ami lasting cure. RHEUMATISM Our methods of treating this disease are entirely new ami we gtiarautccto cure any case of rheumatism, Acute or Chronic, ASTHMA We will cheerfully refund the cost of treatment to any patient with this afllction to whom we cannot afford relief, and a cure. If you cannot call at office, write for symptom and diagnosis chart. MODERN SPECIALISTS Main 4485 First ami Alder Sts. Portland, Oregon How Small Stores Can Draw Trade By Electric Light Using MAZDA lamps iu show windows and electric signs outside will draw trade from larger stores not so well equipped. Ve will be glad to tell you how this can be doue with these lamps which give more light for less money than any other illuminant. PortlandJaJIway, Light & Power Company 7th and Alder Street THE DIRECT LINE EAST pooruuee, many years to even iwrt ,lr m ..i,r .,,..,.r,i ni.,.rni...o Notice is hereby elven that apportion 1 .. ... w i ril ... . 1 . ... ......... I ( Ill.l I ill Him m ,.....p....li... I. it.... ...V... .- VVJ. 1 t..,U. ,11 . UlllUIUItt iKHiicvaul Iruiu Kiciiuioml ly recover from the shock of annex niton, nun tlie old time tesidents are still kicking about it today, and have little to show in the way of gaium 19 years of Hiiuexntion, and how they ate still using the .same old river witter, if we have been correctly iufoiiued by a resi lient, instemi 01 uuii Kim; that in as well as other public buildings, and we would urge the immediate necessity of attention to these mat ters. Also as champions of pure demo cracy, the majority rule, we would urge that the influence of the city council oe exeneit to secure it poss- tine willulrawal or early settlement evituble is not necessarily soon but Lriti... ,,..., n....,o . . what s till! Iisit ? Wt nn i.liul lim... 1 .1 ... .1 . , 1 ,1 7 ti , 0 """. 'ion to inecity 01 rort am , to t ne V V" ' , A K... U1UI ,,,a' e wilt of the major ty us qualities of k. C. Couch. We expressed iu the recent election be have no "crow to pick" with Mr. curried out Cook. Our relations with him have ever been of the most pleas ant and agreeable nature, uud we have given him credit for buiug a good and efficient councilman. It is the way of the llosli that mutt .shall differ iu opinion, but a man may be a man for "a1 that." street tu Mo hawk street, total cost is fi.071.09. has Dee 11 snmrtloneil anil is on tile iu the otlice of the umlcrsienctl, subject to ex amination. Assessment district extends tuck to the center of lots, blocks or tracts of I I mut nbuttitii; on said street as provided or tue euy cuarter ami resolutions. XemoustraucesuiMUint said atiport on- meut may be made iu writiue nud filed with the uudersiKued until 5 o'clock f . it. I'ebruary s. iqu. l'.A. KICK, Recorder. Published in the St. Johns Review on juii. 19 unu jo, 1911. curried out. As tlie city officials were never considered iu any of the annexation I Constipation is the cause of many proceedings ami having tiothim; to ailments and disorders that muke do with the case peudiug.no action, f Hfo miserable. Take Chamberlain's naturally, was taken in regard to Stomach and I.iver Tablets, keep socialistic wishes in that matter. Y"" ooweis regular and you will avoid these diseases, ror sale by Work for a Q router 8L Johna. latiueaiers. Personal Accounts In addition to the splendid facilities which it offers to business institutions. This bank invites the personal account of business and professional men, and of women who adminster household or other fuuds iu large or small amounts. We are as liberal as a conservative bank can be, aud endeavor to co-operate with patrons in every way that lies witaiu the scope of a conservative institution. Peninsula National Bank 4 PER CENT INTEREST ON SAVING DEPOSITS The trains of the North Bank Road run through to Spokane, Butte, Helena, Minneapo lis, St. Paul and Chicago without change. None is faster or better appointed. Every mcdern feature of equipment is supplied. With only one chance of train, nnd th.it i tli cnt,, cin;n.. r.., I T r , 0 , ----- - tiiuiiuii til 11 - Ilia, Kansas City. St. Louts. Denver and otlipr rcniml are reached. Tickets and baecraee arrantred throncli t taus will be furnished on request. W. E. COMAN, G. F. & P. A. O, M. CORNELL, Agent : lumber: Slabwood t--f-t--f-t--f-f----f-f--4------f4...J.i I Rough, Prompt Dry, J Droccpfl nnlti'nt-Sac ( uviiiviikJi uiccu, Flooring, Quality Blocks, J Finish. Guaranteed. Trimmings J ST. JOHNS LUMBER CO. Phone Richmond 131 4 i Bring in your job printing now.