THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW
A. W. MARKLE
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Published Erory Friday
BREAD
JELLY
At 117 Wont Iiurllugton Stroot.
Tint Rbvikw Is entered nt post office
In Snint Johns, Oregon, as infill matter
of the second class tinder the Act of Con
gressof March 3, 1879,
Or jam is a sure delight to the little ones. And
it
AitTdrtlilnr rstet, 11.00 pr Inch per luontn.
Job Printing ztcaUd l flrit-eltu nyi.
ullli tor Job rrlntlaf es& on aautsrr.
All commnnlettloni sbonld be sddrsued to
The Bsrltw, Bl. Johns, Oregon.
All sitortUlnr bllli ptTstls Artt of etch
month.
Subscription prloa $1,00 piryisr.
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When the boat crowded with
excursionists turned turtle in
the ChicnKO river and lJdOU or
more lives lost Saturday morn
ina of last week a thrill of hor
ror spread throughout the length
and breadth of the land. The
sudden ending of the lives of
those who anticipated a day of
measure and tlelicht. and esne
cially the mortality among the
women and little children was
most appalling. It is a frightful
cost to nay in warning shipown
ers to not overload their boats
and give more attention to the
welfare of their passengers and
less regard to receipts.
I ll ll I' 1 1 II a ll ' I"
People are beginning to realize
that the lower end of tho renin
sula to ull practical intents and
purposes is as enjoyable a place
to. spend a vacation ns at the
seashore. And many people arc
taking advantage of it. All along
tho lower peninsula camping
parties muy bo found. There
arc hundreds of fine shady places
where tents may be erected.
nammocKs swung ana temporary i.il'k tun cAni
fireplaces built. Swimming and WniCtl IS the MrOllg-
tistuiig are me cnici diversions.
Sandy beaches and sand covered
river bottom make it ideal for
bathing with no rough breakers
or outgoing lido to interfere
with swimming. On Sundays
especially hundreds of people
picnic and uatno, along tno beau
tiful river bank and along the
Loulmbla slough, llius tho pco
pie of the Peninsula are special
ly favored because they can have
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When you have gathered in your harvest, you store
it in a safe place. When you convert it into CASH,
Which is the REAL harvest, what should you do with
it? Store it away in a safe place. Our bank is a safe
place. We have strong locks and thick walls, and se
cure Guarantee, to insure its safety. We refer those
who have not banked with us to those who HAVE.
Make OUR bank YOUR bank
Wc pay 4 per cent interest on Savings Accounts
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, ST. JOHNS, OREGON
cr Motive in Life ?
(Concluded from first page.)
erv language.
many oi tnem
the advantages of a scashoro re
sort and save tho expenses inci
dent to a stay along tno sea
shore.
A community is judged by its
homo paper, to a degree which
is seldom appreciated. The sen
timent of the community is ro
fleeted in editorial utterances
and its enterprise in tho news
and advertising columns. The
country weekly is tho great in
strumont for community upbuild
ing. Tho country editor keeps
in touch wiin public niiairs, rcn
dors invaluable service by re
porting and discussing them.
and by his personal work and the
inlluenco of publicity is n factor
for progress. lie doesn't make
much money in tho business; his
reward in part is tho satisfaction
of producing as good a paper as
his meager income will permit.
Subscribe for your homo paper.
and subscribe for copies for your
relatives and distant friends.
Tho unanuiai support you are
giving by two or thrco extro
subscriptions means a lot to the
editor. Advortiso in your home
paper, with tho certain know)
cugo mat just in proportion ns
you contribute towards its finan
cial success you aro helping build
up your own town, and that
means more bus ness. Then.
too, if you givo proper attention
to your advertisements, you can
securo returns and profits far in
excess of tho cost, for there is
no advertising medium that
brings results for tho homo mer
chant like tho homo town ncws
poiicr. Oregon Voter.
rti
inatbt. .loans should bo no
llco headquarters for tho Ponin
sula seems a most feasible and
practical proposition. By renson
of its location, the fact that the
city hall is available and adapted
for tho purpose, and tho caso in
reaching horo from all parts of
tho Peninsula appeal to tho eter
nal fitness of things. While some
may concludo that farther up the
I'enmsuin would bo tho most log
ical point, yet in view of tho
fact that it would bo necessary
to incur tho oxponso of suitable
buildings for tho purpose to lo
cate at any other point.St. Johns
would bo tho most economical
As a matter of fact St. Johns is
situated not far from tho center
of tho Peninsula and while tho
lower end has not been dove on
ed to any extent, yet it. is only a
matter of a few short years until
it will teem ond flourish with
business and industrial activity.
It would seem liko a wise step
to also install u police judge to
handle tho petty cases of tho
Peninsula. Tho polico court in
Portland is rushed practically all
tho time and a polico judge here
would be quite a help in reliev
ing that situation.
Arrangements should be mado
for handling street and sewer
assessments and permits of va
rious kinds here, and a polico
judge probably could take care
of this business during his spare
time. It is a nuisance to bo com
pelled to go to Portland proper
to pay street or sewer assess
ments, get a dog license, or in
fact any kind of a license.
Wo all havo sung
and love "Saved
by Grace, ""Blessed Assurance,"
"Rcbcuo tho Perishing," and
"Safe in tho Arms of Jesus."
Even tho blind look at tho good
sho sho has done reaching thou
sands with her beautiful hymns
inspiring all to higher thot and
bettor lives.
Then thero is Lincoln, Gar-
field, McKinloy, who gavo up
their lives whilo sorving the na
tion, and our president of today,
Mr. Wilson, whoso every thot
is trying to keen our nation at
pcaco with tho world.
Wo can not all do great things
that will go down in history, but
wo enn give water to tho thirs
ty, bread to tho hungry, medi
cine to tho sick, a kind word
and smilo to tho discouraged.
Wo need not go far to find op
portunities for doing good. Let
us not wasto precious timo for,
" "I'ta ,..!. n IStfln ti.MIn
x 10 autii U VV1JT UfcVlVf VYIIUU
wo havo to Iovo each other; to
pavo tho way lor weary icet,
and help a fallen brother. Then
let us every moment seek to
cheer tho brokenhearted, bestow
on nil our deeds of lovo boforo
they havo depaited." No doubt
you havo all heard tho poem
J.IIU A1UUOU UJ HIU RIUU Ul bllU
rood" by Sam Walter Foss
which is so good and fitting to
our subject thot l want to ro-
peat it:
l"ritn.n l.n...v.ll .inula !...
iiiuiu iiiu iiumiib aiiuia unit.
live withdrawn in peace of
their self content:
Their souls aro liko stars, that
dwell apart m a fellowless
firmament.
iiiviu mu iuuiiv;i;i duuio uiiib
blazo thoir paths where high
ways never ran:
But let mo livo by tho side of tho
road and bo a friend to man.
Lot mo livo in a house by the
sido of the road where tho
raco of mon ko by
The men who nro good, and the
mon who aro bad, as good
and ns bad as I.
I would not sit in tho scorners'
seat, or hurl the cynic's bnn:
Let mo livo in my house by the
side of tho road and bo a
friend to man.
I sco from my house by tho sido
ot tho road, by tho side of
tho highway of life.
Tho men who press with tho ar
dor ot hope, tho men who
are faint with the strife:
But I turn not away from their
smiles nor their tears both
parts of an inlinito p an.
Lot mo livo in my houso by tho
sido ot tho road and bo a
friend to man.
I know there nro brook-gladdened
meadows ahead and moun
tains of wearisome heiurht:
That tho good passes on through
the long afternoon, and
stretches away to tho night:
mit still I rejoico when the trav
elers rejoice, and weep with
tho strangers that moan.
Nor live in my house by tho sido
oi tho road like tho man
who dwells alone.
Notice to Creditors
IJslntc of Klizn Tcwsoii, deceased.
Notice is Hereby hIvcii dint I Imvc
been duly nppolntcrf Administrator of
tite nstnic oi itiir.n Jcwson, deceased, by
Hon. T. I. Clcctoii, Judge of the County
Court of Multnomah County, Oregon.
All persons having claims against said
decedent or her estnte arc hereby noti
fied nnd directed to present the wtmc to
uic nt St. Johns, Oregon, or nt the office
of my nttorncy, George J. Perkins, 1117
llonrd of Trndc llulldlng, Portland, Ore.
ran, verified hi the manner required oy
Inw, within six months from this dntc,
juiy mm. vitKHIfK JltWSON,
.... Administrator.
wcorgc j. rcrkius,
Attorney for Administrator.
Notice to Creditors
of
In the County Court of the State
Oregon for Multnomah county.
Gunrdlaiuhip IUtate of Murcy minors.
NOUCC IS llercDV l-Ivcii that llie iiniVr.
signed having been apiwluted the Guar
illuu of the estates of Ruth Mnrev nn.l
Lewis Marcy, minors, by the Honorable
T. . C Ice toil. Coillltv llldle. of the State
-l ft . T' -
oi urrgun, ior .wiuuoman county, on
uic zuuiay of July, 1915. all persons
ikiviiik e n mi annum sa ui estates are
llCteby notified to nresent them nrinurlv
verified ns by law required, to the under
signed nt the First National Hank of St.
jouns, I'oriiami, Oregon, within
months from the date hereof.
Dated and first published this 23d dny
vi Jjiij , liuu. v, i; MiUKKKK,
blduey Gordon, Guardian.
Attorney.
A. R. FOLKENBERG
Builder & Painter
Have had years of experience and
can furnish best of references.
215 S, KelloKK street, St. Johns.
1. 0. tlRAVfiS, A1. D.
Phjslclnn and Surgeon
Office Phone Columbia 10
Residence Phone Columbia 4
ST. JOHNS, 0RHG0N
rtNIXSUU llllt ABSTRACT & REALTY CO.
H. HENDERSON, Manager
402 N, Jarsay Strsct
Abstracts of Title Prepared
Titles Kxumined
Phone Columbia 265
is very wholesome, too, if they come from this gro-
eery. For we handle only those made from pure
fruits. And they are far cheaper as well as tooth-
somer, than high class butter.
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Men cannot help being Attracted
By our exhibit of the latest novelties in Shirts, Neckwear, fancy Vests, and other
seasonable furnishings. They arc so evidently classy, so distinctly high grade.
Look over your wardrobe and see what you arc shy of. Then conic here and get
the correct things at the proper prices.
Wc are proud of our showing of Summer Underwear. Come in and look
them over B. V. D.'s, Lace Weaves, Balbriggau, Porosknit, all of these are. pop
ular sellers.
BATHING SUITS 25c to $1.50
I
COUCH & CO.
PIONEER MERCHANTS
OJO
SPECIALS
Men's $4.50 Oxfords at $1.75
" 4.50 High Shoes at 1.75
Ladies' 3.50 Oxfords at 1.98
MAP OF THE PENINSULA
Notice to Creditors
III the County Court of the State ol
urcou, lor Aliilluomuh County.
In the Mntter of the Hstatc of William
AI, Kiuipncli, Decerned.
Notice l hereby jjlvcn that the under
iKned Ima been appointed iidmluiitra.
trix of the eMatc of William M. Rati.
iwcit, deceased, by the County Court of
the htntc of Oregon for the County of
Multnomah, nnd lu duly qualified n
tucii. All pcrons having claim against
ald estate arc hereby notified to prttent
the Mine, properly verlflrd, ni required
by Uw, to the undersigned administra
trix, at the office of her attorney, J.J.
Johnson, Room 3U Spalding lluflding,
Portlund, Oregon, within six mouths
from the date of the first publication of
win iiuiicc.
Dated nud first published July 30th,
1916. I'DITII raupach:
Administratrix of the Hstatc of
William M, Raupach, deceased
Attorney for said Hstatc,
314 .Spalding llldg,,
Portland, Oregon.
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7. lOBS FLOUR fLL S ::g5::ft:
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9ST.UOHNS FERRY. S I
O.ST. UOHNS LUMBER CO. OJSv
It.NARNE (RON WORKS. iiS. JJii i ,. .1
JS.STEEL SHIP BUL&AG PLANT. r rjft KjSfekX B
"tBRASS AND RON FOUNDRY. :::::: Vjl -iP;l
1 6. PORTLAND ' SEATTLE BRIDGE. StK-' ffS
17. PENINSULA LU7BER NILL. 5S!kHS 1 1 : : :
l3, ALCOHOL AHD TURPENTINE PLANT. "81111 "j1 1
Designed for the Commercial Club a few years ago
DORIC LODGE NO. 132
A. f. and A. M.
.Meet the first and third
Wcduesdavof each month
111 nicKucr tlall, Vlsi
tor welcome.
Chas. A. Fry, W. M,
A. W. Davis, Secretary,
G. W. OVERSTREET
Gas
NeU th lcb en your fcjiv.
Let mo live In my house by the
sido 01 the road where tho
raco of msn tro bv
They are good, they are bad,
thoy aro weak, they are
stroncr.
Then why should I ait on tho
Bcorner'8 seat or hurl tho
cynic's ban'
Lot me livo in my houso by tho
siae ot tno road and be a
friend to man."
Plumbing and
Fitting
Job work promptly attended
Phnni rViliitnlil MR
general Market 1 1 109 Burr stri st. jet.s, owe
la
205 S. Jcrsay sf trt
See us for the Choicest Cuts ef
the Best Meats Obtainable
J. R. WEIMER
Transfer and Storaaa
W cUUver votir roeda to and frees
all parts of Portland VaaeeHvar. Ur
toa. Portland and SttWrbua ivrka
Co., oity doek and all petota aawisllU
NoU Um UtM m yew papar.
T. f. WARD, Praarialar. Wr ntHr wt.
t thla ffU
JOSEPH McCHESNEY, M. D.
Physklan ami Swxeon.
Day 4 Nfcat 0ea In UcCkaaeAj Vk.
Oraswr.
THAD, T. PARKER
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Rooms 7 and 8
Holbrook Building ST. JOHNS
DR. J. VINTON SCOTT
DENTIST
Office Hour 9-12 to 1:30-7
Sunday 9-11
Office Phone Colombia 140
Resident Pboae Columbia 274
DR. RAMBO
DENTIST
PhonelColutobia 61
lint National Sank balldbiff.
ST.JOHKS. OfXGOH.
0. J. GATZMYER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
MeOoaald Building
ST. JOHNS . . OREGON
PERRY C. STROUD
LAWYER
First Natieaal Bask Building
ST. JOHNS . . . OREGON
LAUREL LODGE
No. 186 I. O. O. P.
ST. JOHNS. ORtGOft
Hstti aacli Monday avenlng; ta 044 Pal
lows ball at 8:00. A cordial welcome to
all visiting brother.
John J. Goodmau, Noblt Graad
A. M. Dowdct, Vice Grand
John Beyers Sec Sec,
H11U Cltndeaiog, Via. 8cc
U.F.CUrk. Tress.
We buy or sell St. Johns Property
McKINNEY & DAVIS
Real Estate
List your property with us If you
desire to sll quickly
202 N. Jersey St. St. Johns
For Sale Good range stove.
cheap, at 913 Lynn avenue.
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