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Newspaper Page TextSt. Johns' Roll of liono Following is a list of those from St. Johns who have enlist f?f s nee the war started ana who nre now at the different train ing camps. We probably overlooked some, as it is ex ccedingly difficult to learn them all. So if you know of any overlooked, w ill you kindly fur nish their names, so that they may be added to at. Johns Ko of Honor. Tavlor M. Whitmore. Athi W. Irvine. Dcane II. Knowles Karl II. Knowles, Theodore lUigbce, II. Hyron Poff, Armand Olin, Claude IS. Harris, Ktissei Poff, It. I'. Galloway, Chas. E, ir ck. Alurne Donaldson Glenn Haskell. Hay Clark. Ben jamin Swan, Hubert Martin Loon Sorbor. Donald Strickland Lowell Anderson, John Lovelett The hazy weather at present may have its drawbacks, yet screens the oarth to some extent from the sun's hot rays, and makes the atmosnhere muc more cool than otherwise would have been the case. also serves as a partial protec Hon to the gardens. Frank Albee is spending few days with his parents 1 Mast St. Johns. Since last May ho has been engaged in the s h njr industry at the mout of the Columbia. He says the prices received by the fisher inon is greater this year than has over before beets known. Dr. Jones, the well know atid popular chiropractor phys eian, had the misfortune to strike his foot against a nail a nlank that was submerget while in the river bathing last Saturday evening. Unite a gasl wan inlliclud upon one of his irroat loos, which occasioned dititinct limp in the doctor gall for a day or two. Mrs. G. II. Lynn of Hoot River, siient a few days in St Johns the past week. Her daughter, Miss Georgia, who has been spending the summer with her grandmother, Mrs Hyorlee, on West Kichmonc utroul. returned home with he mother in order to enter higl school at Hood River. The schools there opened Monday o this week. "The Rich Young Ruler.' will bu the subject of the Her moil at the Methodist church .Sunday morning. At 7.II0 p in. the Kpworlh League am church Horvieo will be niergoi into one glad get together rally for both old and young. It is intended to continue during htfptomhur Hum union of the luAgue and church in one inspir iiitf service under the londcrshi) or the young people and pastor Come and Hue. Reported. The Columbia Park team de footed the Hibernians in a hotly contented ball game at Columbia Park bundny atfernoon hy i ucore of 2 to 0. It was a pitch or' battle, the Columbia Park t wirier allowing only one hit while the opposing pitcher was touched up for three. The Hib oriiinn were said to bo strong ly ruinforcod by members from tho city luaguo. It was report ed by Manager Tindall to he tho boat game of the season. "Germany is rushing straight to ruin. She is going the limit in wrong doing. It's like tho typesetter." Tho speaker was William Dean Howolls "A typosottor onco snid to me in my tattler's printing otlico in my boyhood: " 'Will, how do you spoil 'graphic'- with one 'f or twor " 'Well, it you'ro going to uho any T's' Jun.' 1 wiid 'I guoss you might as well go tho limit." lsx. If you want job printing done don't overlook us. Wo want to do all the printing for St. Johns jiooplo. i' or commercial print nig this ollico is well equipped and we know how to do it. Prices aro lower than tho samo class of work is done in Port land, because our expenses are loss. Any support along the printing lino that any citizen or buainoaa man can givous will bo highly appreciated. Pleaso don't forget. City Commissioner Rigelow, of the fire bureau, will rocom. mond tho granting of special permits to the Union Oil com- pany for tho orection of two now oil tanks at Linnton. Tho nil company's plant was estab iisnoti oeiore unnioii was an nexed to Portland, and a Port land ordinance prohibits tho erection of largo tanks within the limits of tho city. The company, accordingly, request ed oxomption from tho provi sions of tho ordinance. The larger of the proposed tanks will! hold G9OO barrels of oil. Portland Daily. 'Permit granted Wodnesday. NOTICE OF MEETING OF COUNTY BOARD OF EQUALIZATION. Notice is hereby given that September 10. 1917, on Monday, the Board of Equalization of Multnomah County will attend at the office of the County As sessor at the Court House in Portland, and publicly examine the assessment rolls for the year of 1917, and correct all errors in valuation, description or quali ties of lands, lots or other pro perty, assessed by the County Assessor. And it shall be the duty of persons interested to appear at the time and place appointed. If it shall appear to such Board of Equalization that there arc any lands or lots or other property assessed twice, or incorrectly assessed as to description or quantity, and in the name of a person or per sons not the owners thereof, or assessed under or beyond the actual full cash value thereof, said Board may make proper correction of the same. If it shall appear to such Board that any land, lots or other property assessable by the Assessor arc not assessed, such Board shall assess the same of the full cash value thereof. HENRY E. REED. County Assessor. Portland, Oregon, August 15, 1917. s7 Notice Of Hearing Final Account In the COUNTY COURT OF The STATE of OREGON for Multnomah County. In the Matter of the Estate of Esther A. Allen, deceased. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, executor of estate of Esther A. Allen, dee'd, has filed in the County Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Multnomah his final account as such executor, and that the Court has set and fixed Tuesday.- the 18th day of Sep tember. 1917, at the hour of 9:!!0 o'clock in the forenoon of said day. at the County Court Room in the Court House of Multnomah County, Oregon, as the time and place for the hear nur of said Mnnl Account, to gether with any objections there may be to the same, and for the settlement and distribution of said estate. Dated and first published August 17, 1917. SEWARD E. ALLEN Executor of the Estate of Esther A. Allen, deceased. I. J. Johnson, !1M Spalding Hldg., Attorney for said estate. The Oregon Agricultural College Wli.r. Iraln.d p.rUllili with mutlrrn lib' aralorlM ttiJ aJrqualt iulDirnt fix In Irurllon l.tdlnc I c.llifltl. drM I lb. (Hawing tchuolt: AUniCULTURC, ll IS iapaitra all) COMUEIICE, with 4 dipartuinta; CNOINCUHINO, with d.partra.nli, la. ludinf CI II. r.l.clrlt.l, lliihw.j, IiiJuilrlal Alta, Inlfatian, tnJ M.iatalnl fnilnurlsf , rORI'.RTUY, Inilualaf Ufflaf Kuilam- Ul. 1IOMU KOOMOUICI, w 4 atjor J.p.rl- mil, Ineluiilnf italalaf la th IVaillta llama; W1NINO, h Itrta 4.ilMali, U.l.i. I.f I hrnilial r.tif lat.il.f , riUUMAOY. TUB DOIIOOL Or MUSIC. lfn laitrva- Dsn In Ik. principal d.p.ilu.uu .( ?! 114 lii.lruiii.nl! iuuil TUT. MILITARY UCrARTMRNT, ..roll. 4 10 raitrli In I9(l 17, .nil hub r.fumm.n Jttloa for 0. A. C tiam la. W.tl.m l).p.rl mm! .if h. I) H War llrparlmrnl a. out of III. ClfU'a ' rfl,tlnulhr4 liulllulliini" ut Mrir Uarnlni All railrli b. (uraliai .iiaiiitrl. uniform, bj Ih. I' 8 Oai.iniu.al 411J Ih. Junior anil i.nlur fa.lrL. rnr.llij la Ih. It II. 1 I will b. flt.n ivaiiautaliaa for luu.i.lrn,., a, , , tranipartatloa tut lul.il.lrnr. t ih. tti Kumm.r .tup, iibiiiaTUATlUN BEtllNS OOTOOBR I, I17 InfariuatloA on t. au.it, Addi.it. auuirir. uraion AiilcultuiU Otlltit. uaiTiiui, ut.a. G. W. OVERSTREET Plumbing and Gas Fitting Job work promptly attended to l'hone Columbia 618 09 Burr Street St, Johns, Oregon Friends of tho Review should nnl fmW Ia o1 S.. I w.r,v. hi nvini iii mij uuwn iIumiii II.... II. I . I.. i , I iviun nun muy uuvu Kiiowicugo oi, wo want every item of news that's koiiik. Tho rortlaiul Garbniro Co. is prepared to remove uthbish of any nature from tho residences and business places of St. Johns at 75c per month for residences and from business nlaces at easonnulu rates. Ca lis made every Saturday. Leave orders at St. Johns Hardware, or phono Wnrwllnwii 'MVVi Residents of St. Johns hnvintr taxes and city liens to pay in i A I 1 .a a" oruaim can maxo tneir nav- lneius wunout inconvenience by availing themselves of our ser vices. We will pay same and secure your receipt without in convenience to you. Fee, 25 cents. Keterenees: Anv St. Johns IJank.- Peninsula Title. Abstract and Realty Co., by H. Henderson. Manairer: -102 North Jersey street. Try a local nd in tho Rovi'mv. if you have anything to sell. You will not be disappointed, THOUSANDS HAVE FOUND IT OUT Columbia Beach is the Fine st Place for the "Kid dies" in the Northwest. Take them out any after noon. Take them out livery Saturday, Pack the family lunch bas ket and spend all day Sunday there. Children under 12 admitted free. Ilest bathing beach in Ore gon. . Dancing every evening and all day Sunday. Take Vancouver trains at Second and Washington. Portland Railway, Light & Power Co. LAUREL LODGE No. 186 I. 0. 0. r ST. JOHNS, ORCGON Meat each Monday evening la Odd Fel lows hall at S:oo. A corillnl welcome to :i 1 1 vlnltliig brother. (I, V, Nnrrnr, Nulilf Oram! II I,. Whltlrr, Vice Oraml H, J, nutrouKliD. 1'ln. Htc. II. I' Clurk.Trraa. St, Johns Gamp No. 7546 Modern Woodmen of America. We heartily solicit the attend mice of our members at our next regular meeting, Thursday, Sept. G. U. W. Alumn, Consul. t Milk and Cream Direct From the Cows I 2 rJMuscaday Dairy s 2 I J. II. WlNULE, Prop. Phone Col, 320 Delivered Dally Offices and Rooms $8,00 per month and up PENINSULA NATIONAL BANK BLD6, ltiiililing remodeled mid rooms modern in every respect including Memo heat Rest Located Rooms in the City Apply 15. K. MOKRIS Peninsula National Hank uTIie PaSt Time billiard Hall,, N I, WIIITK. I'loinlctor The. Place Where They All Co a uiioico uinu oi i,iKurs, looac . "ii.-f . i - r rt n-i co and hoft Drinks Wllltltlt Till? CAR STOPS doric lodcc no. . 12 A. f. and A. M. .MctU thf lirst anil tlilnl Wcilncmlayof tncli month in lllckucr' Hull. VUi tor wclamie. 1. N. Hillvfki'ii W. St. A, W, DhvU, Secretary, HOLMES LODGE NO. lot kmgiiis or rviuiAs On Vacation Until Fri- day evening, bept. 7 v. k, HVitNS, e.e, A.CAKI.NKUON.K.K8. J. R. WEIMER Transfer and Storage W deliver vour rooda to and from r' i. . J. ""ft n II prU of Portland, Vancourar, LIniv ion, ronuna and miDurDan c.xprit -U- t . ... . . i-f "7 oocx ana ail pomu ociitbi ' Mitur John Toff J II Harvey P. & H, Transfer Co. Phone Columbia 308 506 N. Jersey St. Johns, Ore. How's This? We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward for nny case of Catarrh that cannot bo cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. P. J. CIIKISTEV CW. Tol.ln " Wl. the UluleraliMi,! Iuivm Un.itvti I.' T Cheney for the last IS years, and believe hi in perfectly honorable in all business transactions ami nnanclally able to carry out any oblUutlona made by hi firm NATIONAL HANK OF COMMKUOB. T,il.ln il Hall'a Catarrh Cur la taken intwrimllv actlnir directly unon tho bUxnl und mu cous surfacra of llle avatelii Teallnmnlali sent free. lrlc H rvnta iwr IkMiI n.il.l by all Drucctata. i" nana family Tills rr conal pat Ion. Howard O. Rocers. Lawver. 1 Notary Public. Over Peninsula Dett,s Realt' ftud Chattel Mort Rank; 7 to 9 P. M. Rges, Satisfaction of MortRages, mi i .1 P.QR RENT aara-a tt thla I Auction Sale Eighty three head of cattle will ho t snosou ol ai Auction Sa oat what is known as the bat ton Farm, one mile north of bt. Johns, Wednesday, September 12th: sale to begin at 1U a. m. Tho cattle consist of ol cows and 29 head of young stock, mostly Durham and Ilolatcln. A lot of them are fresh and moro to freshen soon: all big young cows in good order, a inimher ot them Deinir good family cows: n dandy milking herd. Also ! year old register ed Holstein bull: one 2-year oiu grndo Uolstetn bull, 'l-yeur reg. Holstein bull; ono lauu pound Imi-cn !. umnllni linrRiH! two farm wagons, two spring wag- ons, iwo uuggies, ono kuuu u new Decring binder, ono inn nure spreader good as new, one jiotato planter.ono hay ted der, one riding cultivator, one mower, one disc, ono harrow, u'n ulnii'a mm fonil ivrlnflni. f,"Se, cultivator, one aN most new heavy double liar' ness, three light doublo har ness, one single harness, lot of collars, two hay racks, milk cans, buckets, two tanks, cool, er, strainers, 800 pound plat. form scales, hay hoisting ouitit, enrt, two wheelbnrrows, goso leno boat, forks, hoes, and small tools; a complete small slaugh ter house outllt. lerms- bums under ensn, .nmt up, six moiuns; ume win oe given on npproveu note. l ree luncheon at noon. A. WIDMElt & SONS. Owners. W. S. Wood. Auctioneer. Yan couver, Wash. J. N. Edlefsen, Clerk. Dr. Samuel A. Alulkey DENTIST The profession practical in its various branches SATISFACTION Ol'ARANTISKD Office hours: 8 30 to 12 M.; 1:30 to uml 7 to 8 p. in. I'irst National Hank lluiliUnc l'lioue Columbia 2S2. JOSEPH AlcCHESNEY, Al.D. Office Room 5 Peninsula Bank Building Hours o-to a. ui.; t-5 p. in. and eveutniis. Office phone Col. 254; Res. 149 REVIEW'S LEGAL BLANKS The follcwiug list of legal blanks are kept for sale at this office and others will be added as the demaud arises; warrauty deeds, Quit Claim loutracts tor sale 01 Keauy, mus of Sale, Lease s. The Girl can choose a. pattern from our large stock ol Butterick Patterns, she can select her dress from an as sortment of fast color School Day Cloth; a cloth that wears well and looks well. New Shoes, new Hose and new Hair Ribbons will add a lot to the interest of School. AND YOUR BOY A Fresh New Suit of Clothes; not overalls, a new Blouse or Sport Shirt and New Shoes and Stockings and a Cap will make him feel that he is one of the best of the boys, and the cost need not be prohibitive. BONHAM L. E. ROSE, Mgr. Toggery Dept. St. Johns Churches 1'IRST IIAPTIST It. P. llonlcii, Pastor Corner Clilcno mid I.coimrd Strceti. Sunday School nt 10.00 n. in.; Prcachlm; nt 11:00 a. in. and 8:00 p. in. 11. V. P. U. nt 7:00. Prayer .Meeting every Vedne. day at 8;00 p. in. CHURCH OP CHRIST (Chrittian Church) Dr. Herbert I', Jones, Minister I!. New York and lcoimrd Strceti. Iliblc School 10:00 ii. in,; Co iuiiIoii and Sermon 11:00: ChrUtiun Hndeavor 0:30 p. m.; ItvcniiiK Service 7:30 p. in.; Midweek Service, imirMlay, p, in. CONORHOATIONAI. J. II. Harnett, Pititor Corner Richmond and I vauhoc Streets. Sunday Svhool nt 10:00 a. in.; Prcuchitii! at 11:00 n. in, and 7.30 p. in. UNlTIt!) HVANOHUCAIi A. P. I.nytou, Pator, Corner John and Ivnulioeilreets. Sun. day school 10 a, in, Preaching ut 11a. in, ana T.w p. in. PIONHHR MISTHODIST KPISCOPAL J. II. Irvine, .Milliliter Corner I.eavitt nud Haves Streets. 9:50 a. in, Sunday School, O. K. Ohs. (eldt, Superiuteitdcut. Preaching 11:00 a. in, ami 7:45 p. in.; Prayer .Meeting Thursday 7:46 p. ui. SKVHNTH DAY ADV15NTIST Corner Central Avenue and Charles ton street; 1!. I). iliirlburt and A. R. l'olkeiiuerB, local Hlder. SdblMtth School every Saturday at 10 o'clock; PreachiiiR Servicesnt 11 o'clock; Prayer Jteetlui! Wednesday eveuiui: at 8 o'clock. ST. JOHNS 1'RHK .MHTHOD1ST Corner of Richmond and Hudson Sts, Sunday School 10:00 n. m.; Preachine ll :w a. in. ami h:uu p. m. t'rayer fleeting i uesiiay eveutiiK. All are wel come. GKRMAN BAPTIST CHl'KCII I'red llueennaiiii, l'attor Corner St. Johns Ave. ami Ivaithoe Streets, buiulay bcliool 9:-15. Preach iiij; at 11 nml 7:80, Young Peoples Pray er .Meeting ill I l. Ill, U'THKKAX (l'ormerly Trinity). S. A. Stenseth. J'astor Lovely street, one block from Loui- I . 1 J 1 . . i n.ir l I ikiiii. wiuiiiiuy m;iiuui .-liiumi incacuiui; i at u a. in. ... - - ST, CLKMKNT CATHOLIC CHURCH 5)09 Smith avenue. Pastor, Rev. P. M. l.voiis, O, 5. M. Ph. D. ami I). D. Sim. ilay Masses at 8 ami io:3o a, ui,; evening devotion at 7:3o p. tu. Week day Masses at 7 and 7:3a a. tu. Confessions before Mass and Saturdays 4 to 6 aud 7 to 9. Urlni m your Job printing wnije you think of It, Don't wait until rou are entirely out We are equipped to turn out neat and tasty printing orrmnttT at PnWIenil nrlr. oi tare If you have a cow. a horse. chickens. piano. household articles or in fact anything to sell, try an ad, in tho Keview. f you do not have faith enough to pay for an ad., offer us a commission and we will do the advertising without charge. In order to Insure a change of aal vertiaemcnt the copy (or such change should reach tMs office not later then Wednesday, at 3 o'clock p. m. Please remsmbsr thla and aave the printer Your Boy and Should Go to School Well Dressed & CURRIER Delivered $5000 Disced I WOO In Iruit In th ureal First Nallonal Bank of Chic. bo ' tseuarantM to you tho fallh- ful ptrformane of our 30 day trial surwmtnl. v v in jii'j i inn riini swm. vt'A. 1 Ll ti 1 f I sWnl IJi 1 1 ffV.7TVft.VI. i A mkiwji mjmmi hiii iJMiiiiiiiuixi i Sim iihiui u ufTL-u i i ii in b.i inrw 8ga8gawwrniivwt R rlfll" flo-flntt Wanlorl "rrlre lorUjssJ eih blfpSHOMftlrrelM. S.ImI Ik. nv.l. niUer WgeillS naillDU yunr.r(rand, wbllyurlJiaiiJ,nJorll, m.kw..l,xliit.r..iloi yurfrlindi0aodiilshlrlo"ltAJalll,,tlcjelrt. ... Canrl Un Unnsv t write tnJ.r foe r Ull cilalmr, ali full Dartlrulare f our mlmalit Fiae TiUI. Veil cannot afford to bur a Ueycle, lit er tuadrlM wltneut Ant Icaroleg what we offir, MET An CYCLE COMPANY lWMWmnMJ 5 No. Canal St., CHICAGO FAIR TIME IS HERE With all the Nation Farming and Arming for More Stressful Times, City and Country Alike Are Urged to Rally Around the Agricultural Fairs. Send Ex hibit, Attend Where Possible. Reduced ROUND TRIP Tickets TO SPOKANR Prom stations on the North Bank Road between South Cheney and Plymouth, Wash., tickets told daily Sept. 2 to 8th; from stations between Plymouth. Portland and Rainier, includiiu. Rnlriemlnl llrauch and all Central Oregon points on Oregon Trunk, tickets sold Sept. 2 and 6 ONLY. TO SALRM Prom Oregon Blectric Ry. stations and all Central Oregon points on Oregon Trunk aud on The North Bauk Road, Pallbridge to Rainier, Inclusive, reduced tickets sold daily Sept. 20 to 29. The North Bank RoadOregon Electric Ry. PORTLAND TICKET OFFICE 5TH AND STARK 0. M. Cornell, Agent East St, Johns. 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Factory -to-Rider cV, aek vaur HANCEK" If vou dtrlda to Lhk It Is tlnol.lcit and moit mrcn.ful lilcycla concern In the world, wllb Hrlc d rrlmnt that cares for lha rarls and repair needs of more than a million riders. With every "HANCEH" we ship met a Certlllcala ut Curanli, tor Five Years. TIREC "m. Electric LUMOot. IIIILlIl Ills. radr.to.uM front .nil rearwheels. Inner Tubee, Tool Kill, etc ele. Iteoalr Darts for all bleyelra and a.ir. brakes, all accurately olelured and dnli.l in the sundry riamaof theblir Kinnr Ca til loir. Writs or It. It's (reel All ih tateit imported and American navaltlai In equipment and attaebmenta at orleea aa low they will astonish you. Spokane Interstate Fair Sept. 3rd to 8th Oregon State Fair Sept. 24th to 29th -J