.LI. Mli HI
-Will be a Big Thing
The opening of the Pnnnmn
uannl is bound to be the biggest
thing that ever happened to the
Purine coast, commercially and
otherwise. Instead of holding
the isolated position that our
states have ever since they were
created, they will now bo in as
close 'touch with the diirerent
powers of the world as any other
portion of our country. This
moans that the Pacific coast will
begin to compete with the Atlan
tic coast for supremacy in all
kinds of trade, and as a natural
consociuonce portions of our
states will become as large
munufauturing centers as are
now cortain portions of the east
Thore will be groat rivalry among
the different sections to first
secure the new industries, am
those who iro to it first will be
the onos to win out and develope
in excess of their neighbors
St. Johns should keep its weather
eye open for every chance to
build upward, and all it inhab
tants work together harmonious
ly to attain any and all goo(
llimirs that mav be presenlet
Boost, everybody boost, and the
rest will come as a natuni
consequence.
RESOLUTION The Youth's Companion
Best in the World
lOxports declare that Oregon
has thu Pint climate in tlieworl
for the production of llax, am
thuy confidently predict that (lax
and flax mills will be to Oregon
wliatcolton and cotton mills hav
Peon to Hie bout.li. A co-opera
live manufacturing firm is being
promoted at bnlem, and it is ex
pucted (o begin operations with
in mo me near I mure, uoarso
crashes and twines for sewing
wheat bags and for making nets
will In the first articles .turner
i
oui, inn as soon as a murKei can
no developed the finer grades wil
lie produced, such iw linen, dam
ask, tablecloths, and towels
About lf()() acres of flax will be
needed to supply the first's years
output or the ractory. The theory
mat linx impoverishes the soil ii
an exploded theory, it is declared
On the contrary, it prepares the
soil lor a heavy succeeding crop
Several Good Snaps
Here's a simp in St. Johns.
room house for sale, lot fiOxlOO.
all fenced, fine porch, bearing
fruit trees, cum pool bricked .'12
foot deep, four blocks from ear
line; all kinds of ohNkon coops.
rnco lor a low days, $7fi, one
half cash.
One more snap! Kememhcr
the bridge is going to be built
(i acres level IhikI xevon miles
from Vani'ouvt'r ferry, four room
house, sttitile of IS stilts, we
and pump: $1000 dollar, cash.
Also, 10 seres nine miles from
Astoria, second growth fir, one
hslf mile from railroad track,
21 miles from Kmtpim. For a
short time, $1,000 cash. See J.
Welnter. adv.
A prominont citiaten of Port
laud, who has recently returned
from ISurope, states that there is
no doubt that there will be a
rush of immigrants to the Pacific
Const hm soon hh the Panama
ChiihI is open to general Unfile.
The steHnvnliip coiniwuies are
selling tickets on the tiistMllmeiit
plan, accepting hihmII weekly jwy.
menu and allowing interest on
such doposiU. In this way fam
ilies can pay for their transporta
tion with comparative ease,
wnoreas raising the money to
pay for the tickets in h lump
mini would be impossible. The
productive immigrants srv most
ly of the farmering class and they
are not urliculur ns to just
where they IhmiI. Anywhere
the stetimer liHpjiens to stop will
suit them. They evidently figure
that while some places on thu
coast may be better than other,
any place is good enough,
It is resolved by the City of
st. .Johns:
That it deems it expedient
and necessary to change the
grade on Willamette boulevard
from the north side- line of Bur
lington street to the south side
line of St. Johns avenue in the
City of St. Johns m the follow
ing manner, to wil:
Starting at an initial noint on
the north side line of St. Johns
avenue, as per grade established
by Ordinance No. 318. and the
proposed grade to be as follows:
Established grade at north
side line of Burlington street on
the Willamette boulevard- East
side, elevation 111 feet: west
side, elevation 105 feet.
Proposed grade at north side
line of Burlington street on Wil
lamette boulevard- center,eleva-
lion 107. a feel.
Established grade at center of
Philadelphia street on Willamette
boulevard- east side, elevation
110.4 feet; west side, elevation
113.4 feet.
Proposed grade at center of
Philadelphia street on Willam
ette boulevard center, eleva
tion 115 feet.
Proposed grade at center of
Attn street on Willamette boule
vard center, elevation 117.2
feel.
Established grade at center
of Baltimore street on Willam
ette boulevard- east side, eleva
tion 121.5 feet; west side, eleva
tion 118.5 feet.
Proposed grade at center of
Baltimore street on Willamette
boulevard - center, elevation
110.15 feet.
Established grade at center of
Chicago street on Willamette
boulevard- east side, elevation
121 feet; west side, elevation
118.5 feet.
Proposed grade at center of
Chicago street on Willamette
boulevard- center, elevation 119
feet.
Established grade at center of
New York street on Willamette
boulevard east side, elevation
123.5 feet; west side, elevation
120.5 feet.
Proposed grade at center of
New York street on Willamette
boulevard - center, elevation
110.5 feet.
Established grade at center of
resseuden street on Willamette
boulevard- east side, elevation
120.2 feet; west side, elevation
117.2 feet.
Proposed grade at center of
Fessondon street on Willamette
boulevard - center, elevation
IIS.H reel.
seven college presidents and
a number of college instructor
including ex-President Taft, wi
contribute to the Youth's Com
panion during 1914.
Then there is Gene Stratton
Porter, whose stories of Indiana
woods and swamps have made
her famous, and Kate Douglas
Wiggin, who never wrote a du
line in her life, and Mrs. Burton
Harrison, who remembers when
conversation was really an art
as practiced in Washington and
in the manor houses of Virginia
And this is just a beginning o
the list.
If you know The Comnanion
you have a pretty clear idea of
what is in store for next year
readers. If you do not know,
ask us to send you sample copies
-lor instance, those containing
the opening chapters of Arthur
btanwood l'ier'8 fine serial
"His Father's Son." Full An
nuoncement for 1914 will be sent
with the sumplc copies.
For the year's subscription
$2.00 there is included The Com
panion Practical Home Calendar
for 1914, and all the issues of th
paper for the remaining weeks
of 1913, dating from the time th
subscription is received.
THE YOUTHS' COMPANION
144 Berkeley street, Boston
Mass.
ALIAS SUAUIONS
In the Circuit Court of the State of Ore
uoii for Multnomah Count)'.
rt'MliiMilii .Security Coiiiimny. a nir
turatlou, I'liilntiff, vs. lumen Crouchlcy
linn I'.iiiiirn .ii. uroueiiioy mm K, .Murk
wiirt, Dufciulutitn.
No. DSIKIH: Pent. No. t.
To limit Crouchlcy mill ltlmirii M
Crouchlcy, K. Mnrkwnrt, defendants.
In the inline of the state of Oregon
You lire herein- renucsteil to niiiiciir an
answer to the complaint filuilnt'iiiiiftl you
III me iiixive council miii wiuiiii m
weeks from theilutcof the Urol imhllcii
tlou of till notice, to-wll: the Pith flay
of December. 1013. mill if you full m to
do for want thereof, (hi; liliilulill will
dike Judgment mill decree nnlusl you as
lllllOWH, KMVIl:
I'lmt: l'or tlieMim of fifteen hiiiuUcil
eltililv dollars m.WlO) toi-cther with in
tercet thuicon until paid nt the rate of
eiuht IS) tier cunt tier milium from the
nan i nv of .Mnrcii. mi j.
Second: l'or the tim of two hundred
dollar. (f200) it attorney' fees
Third: That the usual decree of fore
closure for the sale of the followlnu des
crihed iircmli.cn, lo-wtt: I.oU clctcu ill)
and twelve (12) In block twruty-thrce
(1) roln I view Addition, Multiioumli
County, (menu, acconium to the re
corded pint thereof on file hi the office
of the County Clerk of Multnomah
County, Oregon, lie entered, and that
the Sheriff duly sell the Mime according
to me inw nun practice oi tin court
I'ourth: That the iimci'ctln of the sal
be applied to tu several Mini of
milled to tun several miiiih of money
.1.... .( l..t..ii(r I .1.... l..juru..j......
7, , .... , . I iimi; lliu iiHiimui , nun iiiiii kiivuciiriniiiiii.
l!iSiat)IISIIO(l grade at COIlter Of and each of them and nil wsons claim
Street 011 Willamette "'K miner or tiiroumi me Miuiiicieiniauis
east side, elevat ion VJ rffi !," . "7!. ","'iul '?. "e7
If IflMI HIS 1IHIV era III & S t ew I I f'l HIV
Mild note mid inortcacc Uhiii the Mid
iiri'iuUeii either an purchaser or en
eiimbranceiit or ollierwise, he barred mid
forecloM'd of all cotiity ol riileiiipllon in
tlie Midi premueii mm every jMrl tlicrco!
I'illlr. That Mile be made of the wild
ptciuUe, and the execution issue iiKuintt
the wild ileleuilautN, mine v. roucliley mu
lomira m. trouciucv. aim eacii oi iiiem
fur any dwllelency which may remain idler
appiyini; mi oi nie prnceciis oi tur sale
'P.... ... in . 1 1
i i iiiiiiiiiii
boulevard
119.2 feet; west side, elevation
I Hi. 2 feet.
'reposed grade at center of
lrumbull street on Willamette
miilevnrd center, elevation 117
feet.
Proposed grade at center of
Cat hn street on Willamette boul
evard center.elevation 118 feet.
Established grade at south side
ine of St. Johns avenue on Wil-
amette boulevard east side, el
evation 118 feet; west side, elo
vation 115.5 reot.
Proposed grade at south side
lie of St. Johns avenue on Wil-
amette boulevard center, ele
vation 115,8 feet.
According to the plans and
pecifications of the city engi
ueer on tile in the oihee of the
ity recorder re at vo thereto:
sttid plan and snecitications are
SHliKUictory and are lierehy an
irovod. bafd ehangos are made
applicable to
I judgment and
ol mitii premise properly
the Mit infliction of the mill
decree.
Sixth: That the plaintiff or any other
ikirly to thU mil uuv become purchatur
at the Mild wile, mid that the Sheriff issue
a cuttillcate of Nile to the wild purchaser
or Mill lireuuse.N, mm tiicroaitor
Sheriff's deed if the Mine hi not redeum.
vt an provided by law and that the pur
chaser be let into ixismn.Iiii of the
picuiistMi iiixiii priHlucttoii of the Sheriff 'n
certiflcatu of Kile therefor.
Seventh: That the plulntilT have such
oilier ami lurtlicr orders ami relief at
may to the court seem eipiiliiblo and
lust.
Hlelilli: mat Hie nla llitllt liuxe III
ookU mul disbiinieuient in thin suit
Service of thi Sumiiious it made ujion
i ... . I nei viee in uii nuiMiiiuiis i nia
in jiuciirtiHiiee wuu llio cuy cnar- you iy publication of the wine In the
M. joiiiih Heview. a weekly newMi)fr
lor six MiccuMtlve week oy virtue ol an
order iijiicil by the Honorable J. 1'.
KiiVAiinueh, JudKe of the above entitled
court on the 2oth day of October, 191!t.
ter and ordinances of the city or st. i
bi. .foitus under the supervision
and direction of tuo city engi
neer.
Adopted by the Council this
28th day of October. A. I). 1913.
1. A. KICK.
Recorder.
Published in the St. Johns Re
view Oct. 31 ami Nov. 7. 1913.
the ait day
12th ilay
the
Itote of fiM publieatiou
October, 1UPI.
Date of last ptiblicatioii
of December, HH!1.
PUKKV C. STKOL'D,
Attorney for IMaintilT,
first National Dank lliiihliiiK.
St. Johns, Ori'Kou.
Notice of Cost of Improvement NOTICE OF SALE
In order to Imure a olianoe of ad
vertliement the opy for such change
thould reach till office not later than
Wednesday, at 3 o'clock p, in. Please
rnmnnihnr this and Ihn rtrlntur
Central Market
205 S. Jersey Strot
See tis for Hie Choicest Cuts of
the Bust Meats Obtainable.
Order nilrd ami family Trads SolldUs).
T. P. WARD, Proprietor.
St. Johns Furniture
Company
Gus Salmond, Mgr.
New and Second
Hand Furniture
Notice m lieiebv eiven that the aw.es-
meiil for the improvement of 1'ox
litteet from Charleston street to Oswego
ktreei, i lie total cot ol which
U 0 IS.Uii. was declariHt by Ordinance
No. fi70, eutitletl "An ordinance declar
ing the ctt of improving Vox htreet
from the north line of Charlektou street
to the south line of Oswego street
ami HmHiiuK t h e propeity
tKiueflleil thereby, declaring
such uMMiiuciit mid directing the entry
of the same in the docket of city liens."
The cost of said improvement i levied
upon all the lots, paits of lots and ir
eels of laud within the boundaries of the
district described as follows: lletwceti
the north line of Charleston street ami the
south line of Oswego street.
A statement of such ussoiumeiit has
lieen eutereil in the docket ol city liens
October 1013, and s-iid asse.iiuut
is now due and viyable at the otlice of
the reeotder ol the city of St. Johns, Or
bkii. ami will In? delinquent ami hour
interest after Nov. h, ltllU. ami if not
1 wid on or Uifore Nov. i, 1913. pro.
cecdiui; will be taken for the collection
of the same by Mile of propeity as pro
videil by the city charter.
1'. A. RICK.
Recorder
l'ubluhed in the St Johns Review on
Oct 31 and N-v. 7. 1913.
.-. stviflusi mmm mm MMs? ;
WmMm M Mmm MM MJti I II El
There are -Men's Suits that aremore
extensively radvertised than our-Peck
line of clothing, but there is no line that
has combined with it the style and fin
ish and at the same, time all wool fab
ribs and wearing quality
There may be better shoes, better hosiery,
better underwear than we carry, but we
know that you do not get your money's
worth any better anywhere than you do
at our. Men's Store.
We offer also many of the Nationally adver
tised lines, and in these we get the latest
things that come out, such as Stetson Hats,
Arrow Collars and Shirts, Cheney Silk Ties
and Closed Crotch Union Suits.
There is everything for men to wear at The
Men's Toggery.
BONHAM & CURRIER
OWNERS
Hot Lake Springs
HOT I,AKK, OKKGON
(Union County, 9 miles Hast of La Grande)
NATURE'S WONDERFUL CURE
The hottest nnd most ouratlvo spring In the world
REACHED ONLY
VIA THli
GET
WELL
VNDKR NWW MANAGHMKNT
Extonslv Irnprovcmants hnv boon mud In all departments
SPECIAL REDUCED FARES
from all 0W. R. &. N. stations
The MKDICATKI) MUD, VAPOR ami MINiSRAI, 11ATHS
of Hot Lake have proven a boon to sufferers from Rheumatism,
Illood, Kidney aikI Liver Complaints. Accommodation at
the sanatorium delightfully complete, and rates
within the reach of all.
Apply to any 0 V. R & N. agent for particulars nnd nsk for
the special rates with hotel coupon, also for booklet telling all about
the Springs, or write to G. NV. TAP!?, the new Manager at Hot
Lake, Oregon.
R. A. JAYNE, Al. I).
Office over Pint National flunk
Office Phone Columbia 282
Res. Phono Columbia 1
O. J. GATZAIYER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
McDonald DuilJina
ST. JOHNS . . OREGON
PERRY C. STROUD
LANVYEB
First National Dank Building
ST. JOHNS . . . OREGON
TI1AD, T. PARKER
ATTOKNUV AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Rooms 7 and 8
Holbrook lluildlng ST. JOHNS
OK. KAMBO
DENTIST
Photic Columbia 61
. First National Uunk building.
ST. JOHNS, OREGON.
DR. J. VINTON SCOTT
DENTIST '
by
Open Evenings and Sundays
po In tree nt.
Office Phone Columbia 140
Resident Phone Columbia 38
Notico is lieroby inven that
by virtue of an order of tho City
Council, 1 will on Monday, tho
10th day of November, A. D.,
1013. at 1 o'clock p. in., at the
front door of tho City Hall in
St. Johns, Multnomah county,1., . rtn
Oregon, sell at public auction to NflV. 1 1 Id J A
tho highest bidder for cash in,,Uf' 11 ,u AU
$10,000 In
SIXTH NATIONAL APPLESHOW
Bought, Sold and
changed
Ex.
PILES
arecuraU. AIIMmU
itifsn ulTvrluf ikI
Urncrr. Th. CAUSE
i iniMrnai.
Dr. Lsonhardt s
H EM-ROI D
tultB Lv atUtfklnir the
Th i)tW ate dt!il uu and
tly etiwl. 41 days' lilmnt. I1.1HX
llAKIU LM.. Huirsio,n. V. Itr Uook)
St, Joks's rhiiiuttjr si all druftttts,
toUUU unaliws aiuatliui rsaulu ty atUtVlim the
in i tun au
Jill. 1,1
nanti, an tne rigiu. utie and 111
torost which tho City has in the
fol owinir described nronorty.
situated on Lot 3 and 4 in Hlock
21, James John's Second Addi
tion in St, Johns, to-wit:
One tivo room modern bunfrn-
low,
One wood shed, 10x10 feet.
C1IAS. BKEDESON.
Mayor of tho City of St. Johns.
rubltshed m the bt. Johns
Review Oct, 31 ami Nov. 7, 1913.
The
Bungalo Grocery
St. Johns, Oregon
Good Things to Eat
Would be pleased to have your
patronage. Motto: Quality
and Cleanliness
G. W. RICHTMYCR
I'hone Columbia I frte Dells ry
Noti thi-label on -your piper,
CHAMPIONSHIP
PRIZES
This is the time
For a Nice Trip
Spokane Is the place
forth Bank Is Ini way
Special Round Trip Rates
Tickets sold daily, November 16 to 22.
$14.90 from St. Johns. .Return
limit November 25th.
You are invited to join in the General Observance of AP
PLE DAY November 18th throughout Pacific Northwest
States. Ask'our agent for "Fifty-five Ways to Serve the
Apple." Free.
R. II. Crozier, Asst. Qen'l Pass. Agt. O, M. Coryell, Agent
Portland, Oregon St.JolinsiiOregon
3.
Read theReview:and;keep posted.
LAUREL LODGE
No. 186 I. O. O. t
ST. JOHNS, OREGON
Meeta each Monday evening ta Odd Fel
loi hall at 7:30, A cordial welcome to
all visitliiK' brothers.
Chas.H. Iloyd.K.O.
Alex. S. Scales, Sec.
HOLMES LODGE NO. 101
KNIGHTS Or PYTHIAS
Meets every l'ridav night at
7:30 o'clock In I. O. O. V
Hull, Visitors always wel
come. Ii. R. MAXI'IHM), C, C,
D. H.HORSMAN, K. R.S
DORIC DODGE NO. 132
A. f. and A. M,
Regular communications
Vu first Wednesdays of
each month in llickner's
Hall. Visitors welcome.
Krnest S, Harrington, W, M.J
jonn jsoce, secretary
JOSEPH McCHESNEY, M. D.
Physician and-Surgeon.
Day 4 Nhjbt Offlce In McCheaney blk
SU JeKaa. . Oregon.
CTO. BUYER
rilYSlCIAN AND SURGROX
ST. JOHNS SANITARIUM
Corner Chicago street and Smith
avenue, St. Johns
Office hours; 10 to 12 a. in, daily
Also at Medical Iluildiug, FurtUud
1 to 5 p. SB.
JOflice lMinne Coltimhiu 24
1 Residence Phone Cohuiibia 198
St. Johns Express, Transfer
and Storage Co.
Piano Moving a Specialty. Haul
ing done to and from Portlund
Residence 400 Knst Richmond
Office 103 North Jersey Street
Dully trips to Portland,
ClfAS. SAG HUT, Prop.
ORDER EASTERN STAR
Minerva Chapter No, 105
Meets If verv First nml Third
Tuesday livening ol Hm-li
Mouth in llickner'sllMll.
Ruhy R. Davis. Worthy Mutruit.
nhy R.
Mrs. Susie Rogers, f ecretary.
We buy or sell St. Johns Property
AlcKlNNEY & l -AVIS
Real Estate
List your property with us If you
desire to sell quickly
202 N. Jersey St. St. Johns
I( your ttre blows up, blow
into the
Peninsula. Garage
207 S. Jersey St.
and Imve it rcwiiicil in a
unit uuil wurkuianlike
inantier. Automobile nnd Motorcyle re
pairing und supplies. IhoutCol. C12.
nuiuH iur wire iy ine ny or uour,
J. R. WEIMER
Transfer and Storage
We deliver your roods to and ire in
all parta of Portland, Vancouver, Unn
ton. Portland and Suburban Eiuress
Co., city dock and all points accessible
by wagon. Plana and fyrnHurej snevtaf
PANCER
If IN WOMAN'S BREAST
'PALWAYS BECWS a SMALL LUMP LIKE
THIS and ALWAYS POISONS DEEP GLANDS
M THE ARMPIT AND KILLS QUICKLY
I WILL GIVE $1000
F I FAIL TO CURE any CANCER sr TUMOR
TREAT BEFORE it P&Iswj Bom orOets Eliiidt
NO KNIrc CffAIN
isrTVs-,jl
Iflafyynpyya i
Ho Pat Until Curt
No X IUv or other!
swindle. An blind
sntmskutbe cure
iseum manmi,
Any TUUSH. lUJP pjl
Bote on lbs lip, lace
or body Ion i$ fum
KKtorPalM until bit
Utfc lH-fAK BSOK
eat (ret; tolimniii cf ;
t)uuaiIt mrtd si bomt' '
HK1TE TO HOME
ANY LUMP IN WOMAN'S: MEAST
! CANCER, We refuM tbouunde Dylno,
Chm Tee Ute. We bave rwnd 16,000 in ) yn.
AWress BR, 4, MRS. BS, CHAULEY & CO.
A 436 mim ZU SAN FI1KCISC0, C1L
mm MAtL tik t smm om ytfk CANCE8
HrlUK m your job pruning wbU
you think of It, Don't wall until you
ar VBttrstly uL Wa are equltHd
tn turn out Bat andi.taaty ,srkiUBg
pracBvUr at PertliBi 9rtM r Uca.