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4 Commencement Exercises Starting Commencement Week Hxcrelsc with a Junior Breakfast lust Saturday at to a. m., followed by the Baccalaureate sermon in the High School auditorium Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, Class Day exercises Monday at 2 p. m., a larcvvcll reception to Miss Hoss Monday evening nt 8 o'clock, the James John High school wound up tne exercises Ittcsday evening with Its Commencement program in the auditorium as follows: Music "The Nights" Girls' Clio rus. Address l)r. John II. Hovd. Piano solo Sonata No. 1 a Mozart Cclia Hunklns. Music "Out on the Deep." High School Chorus. Presentation of Diplomas A, M. Steams. President of the Board. Music "The King's Champion" tngii bcliool cuorus. Class Motto Hcutc abend wir wo wcrden wir aukcru. Class Colors Maize and light blue, Class Roll Arkle Curl Anderson, Theodore K. Iiucbcc. Ruth Ii. Cntirlitl.t. Mvrll,. 1 Hint,!,. r. 1. t . V.. . ' . ell I Magone, Clara A. Nelson, OraCC Ii. btUCkcr. ... ... . i uc auuiiorium anu gancry were filled with the relatives and friends of the graduates. The token of the class, a full rigged three-master decorated with the class flower, was suspended from the curtain rail in front of the stage. The program was most excellent. Dr. John II. Boyd proved n most en tertaininir speaker and his address, while carrying through it a vein of liumor, was very thoughtful nnd his earnest, words profoundly im pressed his hearers. Ills theme was: "Brains and How to Use Them." The musical numbers were well done, particularly the ptauo solo by Miss Iluukius ('11), which was an especially line run dcring of one of Mozart's sonatas. President of the Board of Directors, A. M. Stearns, with well chosen words, expressed the gratification of that body at the fine record made by the class of 1912 and coiupli mcntcd the instructors on the cm elency and thoroughness of their work. He also praised the gradu atcs for their application and per 'sistcucc in their course of study to the successful issue and encouraged them to greater attaiumcntH.uxpress lug the hope that each one might find the answer to their class motto "Hcutc abend schlcudcru wir wo wcrdc wir aukcru?" in some bright harbor with nil the good things that obtain to the true and faithful. Professor Boyd, in his usual dlgni and graceful manner, introduced the 8caker of the evening and closed the exercises witu words ofcucour agemcnt and advice to the bright young students. But not all the glory is due, nor has all the good in educational work in St. Johns been accomplished in the High school. Had not all the departments from the lowest pri inary, those most Important ones, where the first and most vital priu ciplcs and surest foundations of cf fcctlve study application and con centration of energy arc inducted into the nature of the pupils, per formed their functions faithfully and well, the results of the High would not have been so promising These most important minor grades too often receive scant consideration by the educational board. "Any body can teach the little ones," is too often the thought of these offi- cers when selecting their corps of teachers, But this view does not obtain with our board. "The best Is not too good," is their motto and the effect is being shown in the graduation of such splendid classes as that of the ninth grade at the Central school Wednesday evening. Thirty-four, the largest in the his torv of the school, 13 young men and 21 young ladles. Bright, keen, alert, every one of them equal to the occasion, giving unimpeachable evidence of the faithfulness and em ciencv of their Instructor and the application and ability of the slu dents. A spleudid program was given In a manner which delighted the audience that packed the au ditorium to the limit. Time and space will not permit a detailed re port of the program but there was not an uninteresting feature in it. The music was excellent for such young singers, and thf young lady who ! .1 .1 4 Ta nlntin anna nrlAAt I prcamcu ntiuc i"" ... her work. The emblem of the class was the white owl nnd was promi nently perched upon the piano. One of the most interesting numbers in program was the Owl Critic, by Pearl Evans, assisted by two youug men. one as a oaroer ana me oiner u being shaved ' 'and the barber kept on shaviug." The class stat istician showed the class to be com posed of students of about a dozen different nationalities including one from China, Mr. Jower, and that the average age of the pupils was 15 years. The different drills were excellently done, epecially the In dian club drill, demonstrating that due regard has been given the sub iect of healthful exercise in the practice of calisthenics. Professor Bovd presented the certificates of the grade and the program closed. So interesting had it been that few were aware that J.Pluvtus was con- tributing a generous oblation to the ruling power knowledge from his water jar, until they emerged from the building into the down pour on their way home. For Insurance see F.W. Valentine I The Dog Nuisance Kditor Kcvicw. I noticed a nhott time ngo the discussion in your pa iwr about the aunovancc caused by early rooster crow ing, but I would like to call votu attention to something which I think is very much worse, and that is the numlrcr of dogs running at large all over the city. A dog fight on the street Is n common and almost daily occurrence, they do not appear to Ix; tagged or muwilcd and also a common stock. Wc arc in that jwriod of the year whcr hot weather causes dogs to go mad, and the lives of our coplc are in great danger from It. Is there not a law in regard to this matter and 'f Is should it not be enforced ? Aim tt mere is no law, should not the council make one and then sec that it Is carried out? The dog question Is n serious one and It should not be overlooked. The trouble with this as in so many oth- things Is, that wc wait until some damage has been done and then wake up and try to do something. i is an old but true sayinc that "one ounce of nrevr-nlinn I unrllil"" V" I ' UJ . A, h whole pound of cure."-Obscrvcr. ...... r. ... n . , , , , ruiMmeu uy Luncn One of nnr nrninWiH ,rrnr tiriitl Irk UnHMm.i. ...1.. ilu" 1UUUU - IIM I -.TV Wllil.? make ' collector A? the noon hour he went to n rMlnumi.t r 1 1. ...1 . ! .... A ft or iii 11 el 1 1 n rn I n , and transacted some business with him, but began to feel unite ill. He called on another and by the time lie was lliroucu with him he was so ill he became nlarmcd and de . . cided to come home. He remem bers reaching the depot, but there he lost consciousness. The next thing he knew the trainman after a strenuous time of it succeeded In arousing him from his stupor aud asked him where he was going. He replied "to St. Johns." "Well," replied the "shack," "You are in racama." Tiiesick man alighted aud boarded tbc next train home. What puzzles our citizen is what it was lie ate that should make him so ill. His friends, now that the danger is past, jokingly tell him it must have been the Vancouver wa ter. Committees Appointed Mrs. A. A. Muck, president of the Ladies' Auxiliary, has appoint cu Mic following committees: Decoration Mesdamc Marklc. Manning, II. Wiudle, G. L. Per- rlne, Blanding, 15. S. Wright, VIn cent, Gray, T. H. Cochran, Nut ting, Hodgtns, D. F. Ilorsmau. Keceptiou Alesdamcs A. Learn ed, Bahcock, livens, Thompson, Bock, P. II. Jidlefsen, Chambers. Chas. Mucki A. W. Davis, Loy, Marklc, Valentine, Stearns, Zella K. Johnston, McLean, Stroud, Miss A. Drinker. Music Mesdaines Currlu, Valen tine, Kice, Stewart. Sweet Pea Show Prizes Valen tine, Gillmore, Kice, Currlu. Building Permits No. 36 To J. D. Keliher to erect a dwelling on Fairhaven street between Olympla aud Fessenden streets for Holbrook Co. ; cost 1000, The lougest jday of the year to day. 0 The Commercial Club meets to night, livery member should be present. Important business. It Is immaterial to the Democrats who is nominated in Chicago, It is their year, with Bryan at the head. The most brilliant electrical storm ever witnessed in fct. jolins lit tip the Heavens Wednesday night. The 'native bonis imacined the end of I the world had come, o gageU whipping the waters of I" - . . . . rUshing White Salmon river, Wash., in an effort to lure the wily trout trom ttietr Hiding places. Mrs. R. E. Thurmond of Wil- lamette boulevard died Monday at roruuuu sanitarium, one was aged about 46 years, and leaves a husband aud several children. Obit- uary notice next week. Several complaints having come to the mayor and city attorney of gambling in tne city, they have in structed the police to rigorously en force tne ordinance pertaining to I the regulation of gambling devices, which reduces the opportunity for Rambling to a minimum. The selection of H. W. Bonham as school director Monday was an exceptionally good one. He is progressive, energetic, level headed and thoroughly wide awake. The school interests will certainly not suffer by reason of Mr. Bonham be- ing a member of the board. Prca tis gospel of St, Johns. A Tribute to Miss Boss The close of the mIioo) year causes one to reflect on the things that have been accomplished thru out the year, and In regard to the High School the things that have Ikxii accomplished throughout Its History. A few years ago when St. Johns began her rejuvenation, n High School was started, which has kept pace with the progress of tlic city until today it can be classed with the best in the cities of our class. To organize the school, nnr uire 11 utrougu its iniancy, iiiuur ate High School customs, and in general give it the standing It now enjoys, was not n small task. It renliired nliilitv la organize, to de vise plans and'maturc them, and to overcome tinforsccu difficulties. To do this would tax the energies of our best school officers, and the otic who accomplished these results can truly bc congratulated 011 the sue cess that has been brought about. As Miss Boss, who was principal of the school from its Inception, leaves for future fields of endeavor, a 1 eon sense of gratitude accompanies her from the patrons, students and grauuaics 01 tuc scuooi. meet- fcct of ,,cr nborg w, bc imlclibly stnninml mi tlm sr-linnl'a lilslnrv .nnr! The cf as it launches out in its future ef forts there will bc present the thought of faithful endeavor, which will bc the germ for the develop ,B1 "o1 " v,c wiy 1 J-i!,c.wil1 " "c uy cip nwy succcssmi in tlic tilings sue will strive to ac mPIWi in the fture.-A Friend. Chas. Iny was compelled to tin- dcrgo another operation for cancer tlil week. I " J. N. Kdlcfscti is attending n bankers' convention, at Gcarhart returning tomorrow evening. 0. For Kent Four-room cottage at Seaside. O. F. Anderson, 40s Smith nvcuuc; phone Col. 64. Up u A new dry goods store Is being opened up in the Hendricks build ing on soma jersey street by a Portland party. Nortltern Pacific Railway Corrected tuunty 7, iii I.ltAVINO HT. JOHNS I rVrnlllc to! on (lair 7-5 in 7:15 ! m llijl i m io:it a. m ' Hit 11 tu Noitli Coa.l I.lmllrtlvUNottti Hank Atlantic lirru l lugrt Houml Twin City idprcM vl Pugrt Hound AimniK uiirci riortn iuiiic i or i Twin Clt ltiprrii via Noillt Hank --7:IJm lU.tcrn HiprcMvla I'uutt SouU inn PH luitirrti aiirraia natxn iiuxa-- lojiaia io. uivcr ititurtavia Komi lunk 7.1 t m Iboi ami houlli llcrnl Uranchca. Vacolt I'aiKiiiirr p. u AKKIVINO AT ST. JOHNS North Coatl I.lnilltil via NortU Jlrjk --riNP. lu Noillicuatl l.lmllra via lMut tHiuiiU -6ya is No. I'aclnc lltlirrtl la North Hank T.t a. in No. I'aclric Hirr via Iliirt Sou nil 6:41 p. m racinc rujircM via norm unt p,ja racinc KaiircMti I'uijtt ttounu - 641 a, tu Wctlrrn llaincaa via North lUnk - 7.MP. in Mo, Klvrr ItaprcM via North Hank 7 $j , ra Mo. River Kaproarla IMict houud-.jut p, in I'orllanil, racoma ft KcatllclxprM-- j 11 p. ru trom ulympia. South IkniJ an4 tiray Harbor I'uscl Kouinl Limited 6:16 p, in Vacolt l'aMniicr ---g jia. m O, M. Cornell, Acut. Spokane, PorlUnJ & Scatfl Railway. LKAVINO ST. JOHNS, ralllKUUtc Jrnar tor Lyle. CoUcndalr, o- voo'Tiuiik and lucal.iMiiuta Inland Itinplre Kihtu, 10:1 a local jkjiuh tj a, m, ilimi. I!if , ra.. lor Clik-.ro. hi. Paul. Omaha, Kanui City, tit. I.oult. Walla Walla. I'awo. KooMltlt. tlranddatlci. Ooldrn dale. White ciluwn, Vauoourer and Oreyon Trunk ctiuncctiaia. North Hank Limited, 7;m n, in., lor Chicago St, Paul, Omaha, Kidui i Hprague. Kltivlllc, l.lnd, VaKX, Kooxtelt, and vuy Vancouver. Columbia Hlvcr Local, yji p, m.t lor Vancouver, lamai. ivnuc muuuu, i,ie, i,rauuaur,i.iiu rallbrUite and all Intermediate atatlona. AKKIVINO AT ST. JOHNS Inland Umpire l!ipre. .Np,m. (romChlra- HO, ni. raui. utnaua, Kanaaa city. hi. Mutl, nu&auc, n'i.iuT, iiiibtiiic f.inu, rBVUi Ktx)MVClt,Ciu,UiU,- WbiU UlmNi jiiiJ Vu couvcr. North lUuk ilmlud.ijs a. m.t f 10m Cblcaf q. m. Paul. Uiuuk. Kauwi CUv. fit. Xoula. Walla AVatla. I'atco. KooMvtlt. ad 'Vancouver. Columbia Kiicr Local V JI a, m.. trom Cliff. Cranddallti, Goldcndale, Ljle While Salmon, Camaa. Vancouver and alt Intermediate na tion. Fallbridiit raucngei yo6 p. m, Irom Lyle, Cold- .uu.1. bdu luai (Juiu.a. All iraiuaaiuu lor paucugera. Ticket! on tale for all pointa. O. M, Cornell, Aeot, CLOSING OUT SALE Of Spring and Summer Bedding Plants Ruglikh Daisies Mignonette Marigolds Kgg I'Jants Pepper Plants Asters (CreRo) Verbenas Cosmos Lobelia iomato i'iants Summer Chryranthemums All 3 dozen for 25c Seed Dahlias Petunias fall Chrysanthemums Heliottopes Ail 35 cents per dozen AT D, E. Brodahl's Greenhouse 1010 S. Gresham St. Cor. Buchanan m fnrii'rirtii ni piap I AlltNllUN rLCAMll The Bible School of the I FIRST HHIIRRH flF HrlRI.U I """""" wl ",mmwi s is thoroughly equipped to win souls to Christ anu to train them in Christian Service. We want you, and you need us. Sunday Services uinie bcnooi: 10 a. m. Morning Service: 1 1 a. ra. Junior C. E.: 3 p. tn. Y. I. S. C. E.: 7 p. ra. Evangelistic Services: 8 p. tn. Thursday Prayeruieeting:-8 p.m. Cornw Hew York St. ad Willis Btultmd sau Subscribe for tbs Tslejram best arsntDg papsr on tha coast. 8m Vd Stock tea. HOTELS IN PORTUGAL Pnytna On' Bill Thtr Ottomss Duel In Pallttntst. When traveling for the flmt time In Portugal one I apt to Uvtmto exn prrated when lie desires tt mtllo up tilth hi landlord nt I lie Iwlrl, When the traveler asks how ttuirh his Mil I the landlord bows grnrlu1y, smiles suavely, rubs hi tiaiulii together nml replies that the dill I ns much ns the suest wishes to contribute. Tlilt U simply tlio oci)Iiir tif n duel if olllcneM, for the hnrdencd traveler it euro thanks tlio landlord fur hi cult - n.lrnco In him and nRntu very coiirlc- ously asks for a detailed statement of hi account Still tho Mil In not fortti coming, for the Inmllonl declare tlmt bo ilon not wish tu Insult hi guest In any such mnnnrr. Finally tlir Intid- 'onl dw" ."ko" UP "V!1?"5!. on '!u tlio traveler how much tho nuiu total I. If the traveler hnsn't k 0 1 t track or tt the Inmllonl very laboriously poo over the account ngnln. If the guest hn footed up tho hill the Inmllonl U sure that It cannot bo so much nmt In slsts on n re-rockonlng. Tlio result Is tho same, and tho Inmllonl Invariably nceus 10 urmg iwo or uircc more 11 11 gers Into use for Items that had been accidentally omitted. Needless to state, tho traveler not hardened to this process breathes n deep sigh of relief when he 'escapes. Uoys' World. DIET AND AGE. Proptr Citing Would Iniur Dftttr Health and Longer Life. Medical oxpertH. Instirnnco men, edu cntors nnd tenchcra of tho hcIciico of health aud happiness Rcuurally nro In favor of simpler llvlns nnd 11 return to nature. The mortality of adult n wo of tho period between forty and sixty- Is IncrensltiR, but It Is not du to tho tress of modern life, to worry nnd overwork, n houio hnvo support, tt " Vuv V"L """" u "'k ,1 .H,1 r"I . . .M.. I .. MHBU ...... nnd bnd diets. There U ovory retiHon why wo should II vo Ioiirit nnd bo healthier, for romforls nro IncrciisltiR and Inventions nro IossciiIiir toll nnd anxiety. Hut our very prosperity hits led to richer nnd ampler diets, uitd there I where tho mischief les there, nnd In our Indoor Ufa. Wo shun na ture; wo shut out llRht nnd ulr; wc walk llttlo and xeldoui ent or rest In tho open nlr, In Rnrdens, Ilcld.1 or on porches. This Is all wrotiR. and the wiiros of this wroiiR nro 111 hcnllh. ileiresslou, Rlooni. tho MhortenhiR of the nnturnl span of tlfo. Habits of outdoor life should be formed early nt school, As much teiiclilitR us possible should bo dono ia tho ojhji) air and as much plsylnj: IIUowUc. After Rniduiitlou boys and RlrU should continue to cut tlvnto tho outdoor life mid families should eoutlnuo tho practice. ChlcnRO Itecord-IIursld. TaUphona Lift, At Otio Hundred uud Klrnt fttrt'ct and tlroadwny a man was talking Into a tolcphoua I'rusently ho wns heurd to say; "AJ1 rjfbt I'll como. 1 am now at Twenty-third street and llrotidwity, 111 bo up In about half an hour." "That -cuup scorns to huvo lost his beorlnRs," sold a man who had over tutfirtl tho error In locality. "Mo knows where ho is nil right." said a drtiR clerk. "lie's Just puttlne up a bluff. It Is quite a common bluff. Men who have a mlRhty IiIrIi roRiird for truth at all other times do not hcil tato to toll a whopper about where they nro when tnlkluj; over tlu tele phono. I have heard pontoiiH swear .over that wire that tiiey wero tele phonlni: from -points nil the wit from Jlobokon to Auittjrvllle. .-ffhey wero not sousoned liars, cither; Juut wanted .a fow minutes' graco apparently and thought tho easiest way to get It was to make out they were a tnllo or two farthor away than they reully wero." Now York l'ross. Custom In 8paln. Ono thlut; specially Is vital In Spain; 'Costumbro," they say ("It Is the cus tom"). It explains commercial honor .tensely Xor -tho Spanish busluexs man to Jttep bis word aud pay hla bills-, ex actly aa It ia .equally customary for him to lack what we call "honor" lu some other departments of life. It Is customary to do or not to do, to like or not to like, a thousand thliiRs. Why? "Custombre" Is tho only reply. It Is customary, moreover, not to yield read ily to an Improvement or a luxury, even as tt Is again equally customary, once the Spaniard has yielded to a given thing, to hold to It llko adamant, Arthur Stanley Ilhjgs tn Century. His Prsftrsncs. "You can get an armful of dalst.ts for n dime," pointed out tho optlmlsi, "and just look at tbolr bright, merry little faces!" "What do I want with an armful of daisies?" growled tho pessimist. "I'd father have a checso sandwich." New York Journal. A Snskt Tsls. A man took bis small son to the park, They fed bread to tho swans and then stood for a loag time In front of a cage of serpents. Tho boy looked at them with fascinated eyes. At last be exclaimed, "I like theso talis all right, but where aro the animals'" Upplncott'a. Probably. Tho Orntor-I arsk yer, Wot Is this life we 'old so dear? Boon I'll be lyln' with me forefathers. Tho Voice An' glvln' them points at the gamo tool London Sketch. Common sense age. Oreeley. is tbe genius ot our REVIEW'S LEGAL BLANKS The following list of legal blanks are kept for sale at this office and others will be added as the demand arises; Warranty deeds, Quit Claim Deeds, Realty aud Chattel Mort gages, batisfaction of Mortgages, Contracts for Sale of Realty, Bills of Sale, peases. All these blanks at the uniform price of 30c per dozen, Why Sh Quit Mtr ieb. A My of my aetnalntAHre Ih ToVyo, lays a wtltr In the WurW 1de Mnir trlHe, ortrd a vkIhsUU' ervnHt vf lomevihat tnnture ypar wtw M'Jolmt 11 the (Kietle iHttur nf Olmrn Hit a Tho Ilonornblp Mt HprlHR." tine day MUs Sprint: brought Ih Urrrheon ns tmual. All timnt svreitf, Jiere wns ttt n shndow of n eloud In the domestic sky. Hut nt ten time no vn npearvd ntlthrr, In answer to nil at first pntlent nnd nftrrwnrd itilHtttont, did Ohnru. After nwhllo :ht Indy went herself to the bark re- l(ia nnd foatul-tlinolatloa. The chnr- nml box wns tilled with Rtny nsho. ;ln kettle cold, llnlf the lunehetru twites Iny lmiucnit In n bowl of oflpy wntcr; the other hntf stthnl 011 tho sink ready to bo put nway. Ohnru Dersvlt simply wns not. The next mornltiR, however, she re- ippenreil, very much on her company iianuers, with n clean kimono nnd her Jitlr done In n shlutuR bun to dfitolu :he state of n matron, demnndliiR the tniRttieiit of wnRis duo to her since the 5i'rIiiiiIiir of the nninth. The lntly ex- TOittulnted nnd naked w hy the servant rvti IoiivIiir thus suddenly. "Oh." replied Ohnru, "Just ns 1 wns wnshltiR the plates yesterdny 1 remem bered that Sulto Snu, tho pawnbroker, wanted a wife. Thereforo I went out 1 ml married htm." Unjuitly Aeeuied, Andrew CnmeRlc, when tnlklnR ibout tho Scotch dlnlect once, unlit: "Scotch dlnlect Is n Hhro hard to tin- lerstnud, nnd It often cnusw awkward ailstiikes. Onea nil Amvrlcnn dlvluo ipeut Chrlstmns In a hlKhlitnd Inn. On L'hrlHtinns moruliiR ho Rave tho maid tip of a HoverelRti, nnd he snld, look- iiir earnestly nt iter, for sue wuh n pretty maid: "')o you know, ICnthleeu, you nro very Rood lookltiR Insslor "Of courso lvnthleeu wns titenscd, but, beliiR modest, nho blushed llko a rote and answered: "'Ah, nut Ah, mil Hut my klMlng, ilr, Is benutlfull' "Tho dlvluu frowned. "'I.onvo the room, you wicked youiiR biiRRUROI' ho said sternly. "lie didn't know, you see, that mod est Kathleen had been simply pralslnR In her hlRhlnnd dialect tho superior shnrmi of her cousin. Janet of loo bies." Phllotophle Tss. Tho famous Adnm Hinlth hmt all tho proverbial almeutmludetlness of tho phlloHopher. An nmusluR story of him Is told In Mr. Kyvlo's book, "Noble Damon and Notnblo Men of tho tleor- Khin Kra." "Mr. Damcr, It atiiiears, called 0110 mornliiR iivoit tho Scottish philosopher Just as ho was prepnrliiR his breakfast, Aji they talked tho lenrued man took u piece of bread nml butter In bis hand aud, after rollliiR It round and roujid, oppod It Into his teapot and poured tho IioIIIiir water uK)ti It. Darner watched with quiet amusement without druwliiR nttentlou to this iieoullar proceeding, and pres ently ho had his rowurtl, for when Adam Smith poured himself out a cup of .this (jueor decoction mid lusted It he tiullo Innocently remarked to hl.i visitor that It was tho worst tea ho had over met with." Not Qtssllng. David Itelosco delicately dissected u certain playwright 0110 eveulux 11 1 u dinner given by the former to nomu of his frlciidii of tho theatrical profession. This pluywrlght Is Hiiccesuful nnd pro duce miiuy plays, but, It Is admitted, owes nearly nil his bent Ideas to oth ers. "Ono night tho playwright Imagined that ho heurd 11 nolso In his house," tmld Mr, Ilt'liiHco, "JIu lighted a lump, went downsttilrs, searched his library, parlor, dlulug room unit kitchen, then went to tho butler'a pa u try and thuru discovered 11 masked mini kneeling over thu chest of Hllvorware. "Abut' aald ho huskily. 'Bteiillngi' " 'Oh, 110 replied tho burglar culni' ly, 'I'm only uduptlug."' Time to Make a Changs, Hlr William I'hlps wuh npiolnted governor In chief of tho province of MnHNiichusettri liny In 1 '-', During bis uumlulstratlou tho terrible war against witchcraft .raged for hoiuo rdx toon months. When his own wife, I-mly I'hlps, was named (ia having ex ercised tho powers of witchcraft Hlr William begun to vlow this wholo ter rible loudness lu it now light, nnd ho put 11 stop to all trluls and discharged the prisoners then uwitltlug trial, Tho Way It Happsnsd. Jlrother I,obtock-IIov did yo' nil got yo' noso busted? Ilrother Tump I douu slipped down un' plumb lit on my back. Ilrother Lobstock Hut, name o' goodness, sub, yo' noso isn't located on yo' buck I Ilrother Tump No. sub, un' needer wus 11 rudder Wack. I'uck, Ambiguous. "Why did you spend so much money on your wife's funeral?" naked n man of a neighbor, "Ah, sir," was tho reply, "sho would hnvo dono as much for mo and moro, too, with pleasure." Sincerity, Ho resolutely and faithfully what yon are; bo humbly what you asplro to bo. Mail's uoblest gift to man Is Ills sin cerity, for it embraces his Integrity also. Tboreau. Too Busy For Rspentanca. Singleton Do you bollevo In tho old adage about marrlugo In busto and re pent nt leisure? Weddcrly No, I don't. After a man marries ho has no leisure. Smart Set, If we gave assistance to each other no one would be In want of fortune. Menunder. When your child has the whoop ing cough be careful to keep the cough loose and expectoration easy giving Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy as may be required. This rem edy will also liquify the tough mu cus and make it easier to expecto rate. It has been used successfully in many epidemics and is safe aud sure. For sale by all dealers. You get full weight sad quality at tbe Central market, try awbUs. fJ, ... first Just ORDINANCE NO. .183 An Ordinance Providing the An Ordinance RcpenllnR Scc Imc nnd Mnnncr of Im- (ion No. 3 of Ordinance No. T proving Polk Street from WilinmcMc Hotilcvard to Jersey Street in tlic City of St. Johns, Oregon. The eitV of St. lolilis lion nrilaln at luiitiws: TIlC Council of lilt? Cllv nf Kt. tnlma. IwvIiir nK-crtnlin.il thecuot of imnrovliiR folk strtret from the northentterly idle west oldc line of Icnv atrrct In ih.. pIiv of Ht. Joints, Ore.,ss dhow it bv the rcsnlu. tlwi of the council of unlit city, dated on iStlnlny of Mav. lota, nml recorded and notice themif having iKcnpublUhiM In the St. Johns Kcvicw, n weekly news- in uicoiiice ot tlic recorder of said city jwer 01 Kcticrnl circtttntiou, on the jlKltlay of .Mny nnd the ;th tiny of June, 1912, ns shown by the nllidnvlt of the foreman of snltt tMH)r, which snld nflitln vit U on file lu the olliec nf Hik eliv . cordet; nnd IcroI jwtliiR of notices of Mich improvement, ns khowit by the niTt dnvit of the cllv eiielncer on file In tin- oliki. of the city rcconler: nnd no re. monstrances hnvltiR been filed, nnd as provided by the said resolution, me cnRim-cr s ptciimiunry rstlnintn nf tuilfl fintinivpiiinMi la trtrJl or i. ai..ti l more nccttrntely tlctcniiined bv said ctiRinccr. Now, therefore, It Is hereby ordered that said street he Improved nnd the time for the completion of saltl Im movement is hereby fixed nt sixty tlnys from the last publication of rtmu isjiU nf said work, which saltl proposals must be men wiui uic fccoriier 01 sitlil city on or before the ilth ilnv of lute. mn. nt 8 o'clock, p. tn. of said day. iliai iwtni street sliall be tntiroved ns follows: lly niacathiinliiiiL' saint- from curb to curb with No. 2 rock, same to bo (1 Inches thick nftcr bclmr rolled. i lie city recorder sliall i?ive notice In put)! Icat Ion fur not less thnti three In sertions lu the St. Johns Review, the of ficial tiewspnjtcr, fuvitlnj; projiosals for making said iiiiproypment. Said imptnvr incut slmll in nil respects bc done nnd coitinleleil In riiiifnriiill v with the tirovisious of Ordlttnucc NuiiiIrt 19, except its otherwise provided in tbl vfilliinnec; nil work to l,e iltme under the. .direction nnd sucr vision of the c)ty cuRlncer. That tlic COrtt of said liniirmi-nn-iit shall bc nssesMcd Klust the property In the local Impioveutcnl district nstles scribctl in wild resolution nml ile.li'initeil ns nml ileclntKil to be Iaki Imnrtive- inent District tfn,. rasseti ny yie jcouucil June iBtli. 1912. Approved ly the mirjor June iHth. 1912. A. A. MUCK, Mayor. Attest: 1'. A. KICK, City Kecorder. Published In the St. Johns Kcvicw on June 21, 1912. RESOLUTION It I resolved .by the city ot St. lolitts. urcRon; 1 nrti 11 uecuta 11 expedient and neccs- sary to Improve I'csscndcu street trom tne nortueriy line ot jersey street to the northerly line of Smith avenue In the city of .St. Johns lu the following manner, to wit: lly grading said txirt on of street to subgraile, to.be established according to the profile filed by the city engineer in the olliec of the city recorder June 10th, 1012, by laylug uAtiiiidurd concrete pave ment six inches thick from curb to curb. Saltl work to .be done ncconlliiL to the plans nml tHxtiflcutious of the citv engineer on file .in the olliec of the elty recorder relative thereto, which said plans nml sixjulfiGutious are sntlsfactorv and nre hereby upptovetl, Snld Improve ments 10 tie ittttue 111 iiccortinncc Willi the charter ami ordinances of the citv of St. Johns, mid uudcr the supervision ami direction of the city engineer. That the quat.of uid Improvement to ue assessed iu pro.vitii-il by tne city char ter iiK)ii the p.roerty especially ami particularly benefited thereby, and which is hitreby declared to be all of lots, blocks aud parcels of laud between the termini of such improvements nhut tlug titMiii, adjacent or proximnte to said IWcncleit ktrett. from the inarulual line of said street back to the center of the block or blocks or tracts of laud abutting 'tlmreuu or proximate thereto. That all the property Included In said improvement ilsilr((,t is hereby declared to be "IkwI improvement District No. 88." fliat tlie city engineer a assessment of the probable tatnl, cost of said Improve ment of said street is GMbM.KI, 1 liat the cost ot said street is to be as setrted against the proiierty lu said local assessment district us provided by the city charter of the city of St, Johns, ex cept that earh front foot shall bear its pro rata cost of said assessment Instead of the cost of improvement immediately 111 front of It. ns provided bv the citv cuarier. Adopted by the council 18th day of June, 191?. r. A, Klt.lt, Kecorder. Published iu the St. Julius Review on June 21 and 2ri, 1912. Proposals lor Street Work Sealed nronosals will be received at tlie odice of the recorder of the city of St. lohus until lulv o. iqm. at 8 o'clock p. 111. lor tlie improvement 01 uiympla street from the northeasterly side line ot Myers street to tne easterly side line of Charleston street, in tlie man ner provided by ordinance No. 482, sub ject to the provisions of the charter aud ordinances of the citv of St. Johns, and the estimate of the city engineer, on file. Tlie engineer s estimate is f 1,940,47. Ilids must be strictly in accordance with printed blanks which will be furn ished on application at the office of the recorder of the city of St, Johns, Aud said improvement must be completed on or before 60 duys from the last publica tion 01 notice 01 proposals lor sattl work. No tro!osuls or bids will be considered unless nccompauied by a certified check puyanle to tlie mayor ot tlie city 01 ht Johns, certified by a responsible bank for an amount equal to ten per cent, of tbe aggregate protiosal. The right to reject any and nil bids is hereby reserved, Uy onler oi tlie city council. I'. A. KICK, City Kecorder, Published iu the St. Johns Review June 21, 2b nnd July 5, 1912. Subscribe for tho Itovtew and be happy. ORDINANCE NO. -185 JM lite bante Heine Same Heine An Ordinance Providing for the Lowering of Water Mains In the City of St. Joints, Oregon. The city of JM. Johns ilrws ihiIhIm a. follow: Section 1, That Wectinti i of Orrlt ttrt CONNril nance No, soj, it,! k Novemlwr B. liHS, nml stHmmnl ky lew ,n?'!,r November 5, trfi. to Hit: ncviHMi . inai inr eoat mmi v. petiKC ot loucrliiR snid hmIms stwll be iKirnc and (wld n follows: If mM nmIh "l Hi ' ?i 1 . 1 ",v l,,c "tf"cc f theKHWMit lilt 111111 i:xin.-u III SIICII HWfinnR sunn i)c imiii nun ciinroHiiie to the own- ers of the property nbultlnK im w otlja cent or proximnte to sshl water mailt in the improvcuicut district, the same as other street Improvements, nml the cot thereof shall bc collected in thf saute milliner nml shall ) included In the Km for such Improvement nml placed bv the city rcconler in the lieu docket of saltl city. If such mains arc found to he m tlwti 24 Inches below the stirfiiccof theurottiHt !.,,e s.1' ).oUn Wn.,er Wo,k ml .LRsIiIImk -o. siian jy such proiwttkin of the whi nml expense of lowering said pipes nnd ntnlni ns snld mains are found to Ih- low than the J.l inches dccti. l'nr nttiuiivl.-. if said mains lie found to be 18 inches below the surface of the Ritmnd, then snld Wntcr Company shall jxty otie-fottrtlt of the cost nml cxtx-usc of lowering the same, the roiimliiin costs to be taxed to the protierty owners ns nlsive stilted" be rcjicalcd nnd tnnde null nml void and of "..c" no cfTect. 1 . 1 n Jl"'e, nssetl by the council this tSth tiny of e. 1012. Atmrovcd bv the nnivor this iHiltdav of June, 1912. A. A. MUCK, Mayor. Attest: 1'. A. KICIt, Kecorder. Published lu the St. Johns Review on June 21, 1912. Proposals for Street Work Scaled troKsals will be received nt the office of the Kecorder of the Citv of St. Johns until July 9th, 1912, nt 8" o'clock p. m. for the Improvement of IliirliiiRtou street from the northeasterly Hue of llmdford street to the center line of lllock No. 2o, Jnines John's Second Ad dition, in the manner provided by Or dinance No. 4S., subject to the provis ions of the charter nnd ordinances of the City of St, lohus, nml the estimate of the city ctiRlncer, on file. Knuiuccr's estimate is fi., 112,1.), Illds must bc strictly lu accordance with printed blanks, which witl be furn ished on application nt the office of the Recorder of the City of St, Johns. And snld Improvement must be completed on or before 60 days from date of the Inst publication of notice of proK)sals of said work, No proosals or bids will he considered unless nccompanleil by 11 certified check piiyuble to the ortler of the .Mayor of the uty ot ht. loltus, certilied by 11 rtion- siDie name tor tin amount, entini to leu tier cent, of the ngeregnte tiroiHMtl. The right to reject any nttd nil bids is hereby reserved, lly order of the City Council, 1'. A. KICIt, Kecorder. Published in the St. Jolins Review on June 31, aH and July 5, 1911. Notice of Final Account In the County Court of the State of Oie gon, In nml for the County of Mult uomiih, In the matter of the estate of Junius Ilintt, deceased. Notice of hwtriugwt tlemrut of final account ami petition lor distribution, Notice is hereby given that l'otur Attt zcii, administrator of the ustnte of Jiiiium lliatt, ileceasetl, has rendered nnd pre sented for settlement to nml film I iu the County Court of the State of Oregon lu ami for Multnomah county, Ills final ac count as such administrator nnd polltl-mi for distribution, nml that Monday, tho &ud day of July, 1913, at 1) o'clock a. in. nt the court room of Mild Court, nt the Court House iu the city of Portland, Multnomah county, Oregon, has lwon duly appointed by said court for the set tlement of said final account nml lump ing 011 petition for tlistributiou,t which time any erou interested iu mid tst tate may appear and file exception In said final account, ami contest the shih and said )etitloii, Date 01 11 m ptiniicuuou jtiuesi, uui, last publication July 17, lUlli. I'KTUK AUT.lt.N, Administrator of the tastuU of James Ilintt, deceased, NOTICE 0I: Proposed Assessment Notice is hereby given that npixirtion inent of the cost of improving Scudch street from the northerly line of 1'wmii, deu street to southerly line of St. Jolins avenue, total cost is fa.i27.isO, has been apportioned nml is on hie iu the office of the undersigned, subject tu ux amltiatioii, Assessment district extends Imek to the center of lots, blocks or tracts of land abutting on said street us provided ny tne city cnarier ami resolution. Remonstrances anainst said amxirtiou- meut may be made in writing and filed with the undersigned until 5 o'elwk P. M.July 8, 1913. I'. A. RICH, Kecorder. Published lu the St. Johns Review on June it and aH, 1912, Family Washing 50c We wish to announce' that we are thoroughly equipped to do family "Wet Washings" at 50c per wash ing. Phone and our wagon will call. Columbia 242, The Model laundry. 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