THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW A. V. MARKLE Published Every Krldny At 117 West Hurllngton Htretst. TitK Rkvikw Is entered nl jwst office In Snlnt Johns, Oregon, ns tnnll matter of the second class under thu Act of Con gress of March 3, 1879. Officii! Mwpapr of tht Ctt; at Bt. JoUni. Alt communication! thould ht addrtued to Tha Hirliw, Bt. Johm, Oratw. Subscription prloa $1.00 pery.nr. Willful PROSPER Shoes at Handsome Savings Clean-up for .winter stocks, to make way for Spring Weights offer many inducements to those who need these necessities. apes ANNOUNCEMENT I herewith announce my can didacy for the nomination of Mayor of St. Johns nt the pri mary election to ho held m March. S. G. Wright. mlv. President Wilson has tabued as "interesting fiction" the rumor that U. S. marines arc about to be landed on the shores of Mex ico. We have heard so much Action on the same subject that it as long since ceased to be in teresting. The Portland Telegram thinks there are too many lawyers in the Legislature. UM, it does seem like getting money in n prize box to receive a salary to help enact laws, and then a fee for talking a jury into sending some poor sinner to jail for breaking them. It's an ill wind, etc. Anyhow the washouts and general disor der caused by the heavy storms in and about Los Angeles will provide 'work for a few of the thousands of poor devils who were drawn there by literature which assured them that it was the promised land It is to the man who can subsist upon clim ate and alfalfa. Wo would bo glad to have per sons writing comtmminitioiin to the Koviow to refrain from mjec ting uncomplimentary personal ities into the same. It rarely is conducive of good, and ever has a tendency for harm and unpleas antness. While we welcome com munications touching upon any topic of public and communiO interest, .vet disparaging person- alities should be eliminated. "There iH so much ill in the best of us, and so much good in the worst oi us, that it ill hecomt's the best of us to speak ill of the worst of us." Ami vice versa. 7 mm EVERY LllT WAS its December ItlCII ITSChISS who inny will you 11 fortune tiro son rev. lioshlos 11 mini wlpo lint wurleotl tint! snvod his monoy, ovon though that ninii ho your PATH Jili, tloosn't wmit to lotivo you tiny ntonoy unloss you htivo shown lilm t lint you Itnow how to nitike tiiitl onro for monoy. Don't ilopond upon sonic suddvii, iinllkoly stroko oi forliino to nittleo you not-rIolt-tuloU. I'loil, nnil whllo you jirospor, projuiro for tho storms of life Hint tiro &I1HH tooomo. Lot Ol'.lt llmilcho YOUR ItmiU. Wo imy 1 noroont Intorvst on Savings. FIRST NATIONAL BANK, ST. JOHNS, OREGON WBT aB Dom. C. .1. SMITH Cm didnte for Governor It may possibly occur to the iWiSSiSTWai: Smallpox andVaccmation ington newspaper correspondents who aro still trying to sipioezo a lot of fun out oi becretary Mi airs choice oi viands won themselves drink a little more unfertuented juice of the luscious grapo and a little less of the kind that "kicks" they would become callable of realizing that Drums such as uncle Hilly car ry. ultl Tho citizens were regaled last week by Dr. Calvin S. White, who dulivered his usual address on "Vaccination." It was tho old school argument that even the moHt eminent medical minds have long rejected because of its utter ..failure to do what the Will Speak Sunday ' Evangelist Norman M. Law ton will speak again at the Hickner hall next Sunday at 3 p. m. ms suinecl, "Election or Free Grace," is one in which all are interested, and about which there has been much controversy in past years. Mr. Law ton says that when rightly understood the Bible contains sufficient evidence to prove its own inspir -ation. Hu says "in order to ap preciate and harmonize the Scriptures it is necessary for us to observe Heaven's first law. Order, and apply the texts where .they uclong. if wo keep in mind God's purpose in dealing 'differently with tho world of mankind in the different Ages or uispcnsations wo have no difhculty in harmonizing such .apparently contradictory doc Urines as those of Election and 1 1" ree Grace. In fact, we can readily sec how the Bible is con slstcnt with itself from Genesis , to Rovelntion, and proves that iGodislovc." All are welcome to this lecture; no collections will be taken up. man. ries about within his featherless peak6r said it would do. You tlnmn cannot bo dovolnnud hv do lint have to go to the various continual social intercourse with drugless schools for evidence of the bartender. If Mr. Hryan the unsoundness of his views. hoi oven in total abstinence and for I ca-i produce evidence cannot conscientiously place the enough to fill a room from many stuff that stows and Housoswith- of the. world'w greatest medical in tho eager grasp of thirsty men alone to disprove practically guests at his table, wo fail to "II mat I Jr. White said, particu seo anything so frightfully ri- Inrly his statement that a person dlculous in tho situation. It vaccinated twice could never only further demonstrates the hnvo smallpox. Dr. Ilakewell well known moral courage of the statos: "Personally I contracted smaupox less man six nionins aftor a most severe revaccina- tion." Sixth Chnmbors 2 0. M. I. statos: "In Merlin. Germany, Kit persons tlied of smallpox in ono week; throe times greater than the mortality in Loudon, yet in Merlin every one was vac cinated and rovnecinntod under tho stringent provisions of tho German compulsory vaccination - aw." Dr. Charles Croighton of London, the great authority on Hpidomology, was selected by the medical tratornity to write1 the article on "Vaccination" itii tho Ninth Edition of tho Ency- ulopaedia Mritanica, and after special study on the subject re- pounced his faith in the super stition, and the result was a 1 fifteen column article against , vaccination. Dr. Douglison's Medical Dictionary says: "Sniall iox occurs occasionally as an ep idemic after vaccination." I could continue indefinitely, but spaco forbids. Dr. John H. Murphy, ox-high priest of tho medical trust, ami recognized as the leading stir- America, a fow weeks There is no real cause for de jection among realty men ami property holders in the outlook for tho future of St. Johns ami vicinity. Truo thoro has not boon a great rush of incoming homeseeken and capital during tho past year, Put the wise ones know that there are very natural reasons for this fact, ami that tho fault does not lie with the country or its inducements. They know that there are thousands of western-inclined men and famil ies in tho East, North ami South, who aro merely holding back un til tho Exposition at San Fran cisco has been opened, whenthoy win combine pusiiiosh with pleas uro and benefit the Pacific coast with their permanent prosonce and financial investments. When tho passenger traffic through the Canal becomes practical mil ions of people will laud upon the shores of tho Western continent within live years thereafter. It would bo impossible to give ovon a rouirh tniosH mi tho on ormous umountof business incre- tJUon J11, aso that such an inflow must pro tiuco and the great benefits to be derived therefrom by tho ont re west, both directly and indirect ly, cannot bo estimated. St. jonns win rocoivo a gonorous smu'e. How is Your Title? Officers of the City of St, Johns, Oregon Mawir dim, llmlfMii K.iiilcr A. KU-c t KUMtrci I. It. Tauch Alluiney O. ). (laliiuyrr linulnttr I l). Muimiii l'li.kUnltr. I.. It. 5t l hlcl ul l-ollcr (I. . Altru IMt IVIIor II. Muck Millil INIUc J. h. Jout. , (J. Notfiif. COUNCIIMEN AT IAKCC A. . Vincent II. M. WaMrct l. 0. Wtlght COUNCIIMCN riRST WARD C II tSailk-k 1. 1. Mattlii COUNCIlMtN SECOND WARD C.ro. Mmiauii Koy Wllcoi COMMITUtS Mtrt ami l)ckKoy WIKoi. A W. Vlu cent. II M. WaMul. I.kviix- -C. I. (Saftlck. Ceo. W. Mun-oii, t ami l.lcht-ll. M. W.Mtcl, I. II, Maiuu. A. V Vincent. I IiuiktH. o. Wright, (tro. V. Munton, C l lUilkk. II cull h mul l-ollctA. V. Vlnccul. Koy Wil.i.k I II Martin ' l.kiuur I.Kt iim-C.o. W Munwn. S. O. UKM II M Walilrcl. imilillnn ml )iouiiJi-1, b. Martin, Koy W !.. C h OttlUk ' $1000 FREE IF It AIL TO CURE any CANCER or TUMOR PC3U CURED AT HALF PRICE OR FREE NO KNIFE. OR PAIN HO PAY UNTIL CUS1D lr Cl'ARAMIK. No X IU vr other iwlaJIt WRITTEN GUARANTEE 3-Jy lulnlcti iiltitcr ANY TUMOR, lUMP or SORt oq lh IIP, MCE ur bojy l.m It CtNCCK. It Ktv..- Pflnt UrU lilt iUU UJMCt BOIK iul Irce) tctlimouUlt ul IHbUSAMOS CUHED Any Lump Woman's Breast I BrUCVC IS ALWAYS CANCOt, ALWAYS pclttnl Juj (Itnli In Uit aimplt ctd KILLS QUICKLY I iwJir kit CUHEO 10,000, Caita tarns "2 Old Dr. & Mrs. CHAMLEY K1tlJ "MOST SUCClSirUL CAkCCI SPICtAllSTS IIVIIS A B 43G Valencia St, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL KINDLY MAIL this to someona lth CANCER A store must place its stock in shape to meet the new season's demand weeks be fore the demand actually arrives. That is the reason for the price reductions that prevail in our shoe section, now when the need for winter goods is keenest. While voaba 0f winter weather remain, we must clean up our stocks of shoe" and this ckc. up means unsurpassing savings to all those who take advantage of it ft the prices are little short of sensational. . Get your share of these savings, you can well afford to buy now for next seasons needs. Just on instance, of what we nre tlohiK. Men's $4.50 shoes for $2.00. Men's $7.50 Hih-top for $6.50. Men's f 4.00 shoes for $1.50. Men's $6.50 Hili-ton for $5 50. Ladies' $3.50 shoes for $1.00. . Men's $6.00 High-top for $5. 00. We arc still offering some Speclaf values in childrens shoes. Double Green trading Stamps given on all knit goods the balance of this month, for ca3h only COUPON I'lionc Cohimtilu 137 Cut Out This and w will give you 10 S. & 11. Green Stamps FREE with 50c purchase in addition to the Stamps with the CASH purchase Not good altar Jan. 30, 1014 COUCH & CO. (fCitcrnl Mcrcliuiidlso St. Jolitu, OriROti Men's Overcoats, Regular $15 00 Value now for only h few of these. Ladies' Knglish Slip-ops, $ 7,00 Coats tor $5.50. for-8.J5. 7- 50, we have $1000 Coats v - ; Onr Alligator Rnin Coats are Guaranteed Water l'roof Absolutely, Money refunded or Coat Replaced if it leaks a drop. 'For the men who nre in need of these necessities, we have them. ' COUCH & CO. Phone Columbia 137 PIONEER MERCHANTS" proposals lor street Work ! Notice of Cost of Improvement Scaled iroiKMtlH will lc rrcelvcil nt tlic nflirc of tliu rrcnnlcrof tlu-cltv of St. JoIiiik, until l'cli. 3, 1914, nt 8 o'clock i). in. for the improvement of WIN iitnctte boulevard from the wcntcrlv line Notice I licrchv given thnt the iimicw tiient for the improvement of Central nvciiuc. from llticlmnnii ttrcct to. St. John itrcrt the tola I coit of which of HurlliiKtoii Rt;cL-t. to the easterly line !1 fJi.449.D0, w declared by Ordinance of .St. Johns avenue In the manner pro. , No. 53l, entitled "An ordinance declnr viilciloy Ordinance Number 570, ubjcct ,lnn the cost of improving Central to the provltloiu of the chuttcr mid ortll.i Ave., from the Westerly line of Ilu imncciof the city of St. John nnil the I clmnan .St. to the easterly line of John estimate of the city engineer on file, .street mul nrmlnn the property Ittiuluecr'M cutlnmtt: is 10,U18.72. benefited thereby, d e c I n r I u lililk must be ktrlct'y In accordance with the printed blanks, which will be furnished on application ut the otllce of the recorder of the city of St. Johns. Aim miii improvement must ic com such assessment nnil directliiL' tin eutrv of the Mine In the docket of city Ileus.'' The coitl of Mid improvement U levied , upon all the lots, parts of lots and ar- iitirovemcnt must 1 com-1 eels ot land within the boundaries oi tlic pletcd on or liefore 60 dityn from the date district dcKribcd ns follows: llctwecu METROPOLITAN MARKET of the Inst publication of this notice. No projxofilsorbids will be considered utileo nccouimuicd by n certified check Mynble to the order of the mayor of the city of (it. Julius, certified by n rcmuti ble Imuk for nil idiiount equal to ten per cent. 01 ine axureuaie pn)iosai. The riehl to reject liny and nil bids I hereby reserved, lly order of the city council, 1'. A. KICK. Kccordcr of the city of St. Johns. l'ublUhcd in the St. Johns Review January 10, 23 nud 30, 1914. Proposals for Street Work Seated proposals will be received at th ofliceof tuelU-cordcrof the City of St Johns until Feb. 3, iqi4, nt 8 o'clock p. 111., for the Improvement of Hurt man street, from the easterly line of Ceu tral avenue, to the westerly line of Os w-Ko trcct In thu manner provided by Ordinance No. 580. subject to the niovis. ions of the charter and ordinances of the City of St. Johns, and the cutlmate of the city engineer on file. I'.iiKliieer's estimate is J7.478.04. Kids must be strictly in accordance with printed blanks, which will lie furn Hlicd on application at the office of the Recorder ut tlic City ot bt. Johns. Ami said improvement must be completed on or beiore bo day from toe date ot tli last publication ol tills notice. No proposals or bids will lie considered unless accompanied by a certified check mynulc to the order of the .Mayor ot the City of St. Johns, certified by a respon sible Imuk for an amount equal to ten percent, of the aiy;rrjjute proposal. The riKht to reject any and all bids is uercoy reserved. . iiy order ot me City council, 1. A, KICK, Recorder, Published in the St. Johns Review on January lb, 23 and 30, 1914, iitfo stated that tho dosiro of the modicnl fi-ntonuty now is to break away from surirorv ami pins his faith in serums or "pre ventive medicine." Or. Simon Moxnor. head of the Rockefeller IllulltlttO -lllll ,,lici-i.,." rvT ..w...t.. .... limvM Ul . . ... - ... nearly all sornms. practically COlifeSSOd, Ul tho Journal Of tho prices. The lumiturc we nuke i. Iihii. r. M. A. ItlSt AuurtlSt. his dlSltn- died and wld by Columbia Furniture and Fixture Manufacturing Go, nave your abstracts matie, con tinned or examined nt the I'cuiiuiU la Title, Abstract and Kealty Co Accurate work. Reasonable fees, II, Henderson, manager. 311 North Jersey street Adv. nrlnj In your Job printing while you think of It. Don't wait uutil you ru entirely out. Wo uro equipped to turn out neat and tasty printing promptly tt Portland prloec or (eaa. M. A. last August, his disan- pointment in them. Take your choice. The idea that filling tho bodies of well people with those filthy animal sornms will prevent and "stamp out" dis- oaso is as utterly ludicrous and foolish as it is diabolical. Health ifiiolf makos one immune to dis ease, ur. v. A. Turner. Natur opath, Hotol Kdwards, Portland, uregon. fjpU tht tab) on yur pifr, II. 1-. CLARK and ORMANDY 11R0S. 1'urniturc Dealers. Wit IK) NOT RHTAII.. l'atroiiiif home- industry and thereby ueip your own uomes. 533-535 Dawson Street 1'itK.Ncit Bloci:. If you want that old saw of i yours filed and placed m first class working order, take it to tho Jcrsoy Streot Repair Shop. FOR RENT cards it thlt tfTIc. Popular Mechanics Magazine M WRITTEN SO VOU CAM UNOMSTANO IT" A GREAT Contteuod Story of tba World's Progress which you may begin reading at any time, and which will hold your interest forever. ZSO PAKS EACH M9NTH M PrCTVMS S00 ARTICLES Of ftOKRJU. WTEKST The "Shop Nalct" Dtixrtanl 00 pas) gives easy way to do things how to make useful article lor home and shop, repairs, etc. AmtWur Mbuk!H (10 pages) tells how to make Musi on (urniiure, wireleas outriu, boats, engine, magic, and all the Udage a boy loves. 91.50 Kit YEAR. SMMLCMfKS 1 SCENTS Ask your newsdealer, or Willi rost rniK sampls copy today POPULAR MECHANICS CO. aia w. WuMnm at, cnicaso PILES aracureU. AUklaJt mtin ulTrlri and danser. The CAUSE It always Internal. Dr. Leonhardt's HEM.ROID tab!U uroduca anuutnv nwuits by attaektaa- the Tba piW are drid up and permanently ctrwi, zi cava iiveiraeni. t.w. UK. LKON1I AKDT COM Dutfalo, N, Y, ttm book) St. Joha's Fhamaey aad all drajiiils. fay your subserlpUoa. lluclmnnn street nnd John stieet. A .statement of sucb lusessiiieut bus , been entered In the . t locket of cfty Hens limitary 21, 1914, nnd said osseisment U now due nnd vvnble nt, tlic olllce of the recorder ol the city of St. Johns, Or. I coii, oud will be delinquent and bear I interest after Jan. ill, 1U1-I. nud .if not I MMiil on or betpre ,1'eli. U, pni- ccci1Iuk will bo taken lor toe coiieetlou of the same by wife of rojx:rty s pro.' vldcd by the city charter. i'. a. Hick. Recorder l'ublUhcd in the At. Johns Kevlew on Jan. 23 and 30, ION, Notice of Sheriff's Sale. The old Frank L. Smiti . ..!',V.V ' Market on Jersey Street Don't BUTTER, forget our special price on the EVERGREEN Guaranteed, at ...60c per roll These will be the 'prices for .thSfol-1 In wirier wppV Round Ileef Steak 20c Sirloin .T-IJotie Mutton Mutton In the Circuit Court of the State of Orer Kou for Multnomah County. Fcniusula Scturily Couipauy, a cor porntion, l'laiiitilT, vs. Jauivit Crouchley uud I'.ltnira M. Crouchley und It. Murk wart, Defendants. Ily virtue of uti execution, jtulcjiiient order, decree and order of sale issued out of the nbove entitled Court In the above entitled cause, to me directed and dated the 14th tlay of Innuury, 1014, upon u ; itidKiiieiit rendered ami entered in said j ' ork Court on the 18th day of Dereiuber.lOld, , In favor of Peninsula Security Coinnanv. a corporatioii.plaiiitiiT, uud James . urouciuey, lumira ill, v:rouciiicy uud kii. dolph Markwnrt, tlefendants, for the! kutti of 1CSO.0O. with interest at the rate I of 8 per cent per annum from the 12th day of March, 19U1, and the further sum of $125.00 with interest at the rate of 0 per cent per milium from the 18th duy of 1 December. 1013, uud for the further sum ' of costs and disbursements, and the costs of and upon this writ, com- tnautllUK me to make sale ol the follow itiR described real proptrtv, to wit: Lots Klcven (11) and twelve (12) of Illock Twenty.three (23). 1'olut View Addition Multnomah county, Oregon, isow. tnereiore, oy virtue ot saiii exe- cut Ion, judgment, order, decree and or tier of sale and iu compliance with the commands of said writ. I will, on Mon day, the 16th day of I'ebruary, 1914, at 10 o'clock A. M. at the Hast front door of the County Court House iu l'ortlaud, .Multnomah county, Ureuou. sell ut mill- lie auction, (subject to redemption) to the highest bidder for cash in hand, all ' the right, title and interest which the within named defendants (or either of them) had on the 15th day of October.) 1912, the date of the mortgage herein foreclosed, or since that date had In and to the alove described property, or any , mrt thereof, to satisfy said execution, 1 judgment order uud decree, interest, costs uud accruing costs. , T. M. WORD. Sheriff of Multnomah county, Oregon, ' Dated this 14th day of January, 1914. First issue January 16. 1911, last issue I'ebruary 13, 1914. , " 17C " " I7c Leg; 13)4 & 15c Shoulder 1 ic " Chops I2c " Stew 8c Pork Cliops 17 & 20c Lcr Roast '7jc Shoulder Chops 16c Neck " .. .4 lb. for 25c Pork Suiisnge 15c ' Ilamljiirner Steak. 15c Hams (StiRar Cured). ,1 8c. Picnic Hams 15c Dacou to Cook ...12 fie ut.uii Vwnini .iucti .,,,10 1035 dQC '. .65c" S lb, Compound .55c 10 lb. CoinjKiuiid 1 1.00 3 lb. Pnil 5 lb. ' 10 lb. " Pure I.nrd . . 11 GEORGE IMBODEN Proprietor Our Stock of China and Guernsey Ware at Reduced Prices. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY St. Johns Furniture Company Gus Salmond, Mgr. New and Second Hand Furniture With Each Purchase on Sat" urday and Monday we will give FREE a Coupon Valued at $1.25 which entitles the holder to one Artograph Picture. ST. JOHNS HARDWARE CO. Bought, S?old and changed Ex- Registration books for county and state nre open at the offices of Justice of Peace Williams in the Holbrook block. Citizens wishing to vote this year must register anew. Do j( now. Mutual Fjre Company, Portland, Oregon Fl RE INSURANCE AT ACTUAL COST livery Dollar you pay remains right here iu your own county. Why pay $1.00 to some ForeiRu Stock Company when you can get the same service at home for 70 cents? Drop me a carcLand I will ctll and examine your property and give you rates. S. C. COOK, Local Agent. 1002 Oswego Street - ST. JOHNS, OREGON