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ST. JOHNS REVIEW VOLUME 16 ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1918. NUMBER 2 Writes From Seattle Red mmac flames across the hill And in each woodfiinged hollow, The autumn breeze among the tree Calls, "Follow, follow, followl" The pumpkins gleam like vagrant gold, papers I he grain is silver shining; The very clouds a we unfold, To show a rosy lining I U. S. Naval Training Camp, Seattle, Wash., Nov. 19, 1918. Dear Friend: I just received another copy of the Review to day. While the Review isn't as largo and imposing as tho Seattle and never has the head. The Kaiser's Reply Red sumac flames across the hilt Where fading sunlight lingers, And points the way for me to stray, With soft, enchanted fingers And as I stand beside the way, The world seems throbbing, living And there I Feci God s love today, And thnnk m fnr TtarAtnUAnml -Cirhlian lUraU Cldenta, Celebrates His Return just enough variety to not get too tiresome, a great majority oi ino men nere aro very anx jous for a change, though. Some have been hero for nearly a nBirn-,rh year and tho newest arrivals UBJtUILU IU UUolUM n.nyo bccn in cnmn about three months, so it soonm thnt iui u ruuuu ivui rupuiur In Southern States. The following is purported to bo an answer to a letter written by the crown prince to his lath er, which was recently reproduc ed in the Review: MyDearSon: I clntst receiv- lines like the Seattle Star, it in der bed mit nervousness, certainly means a great deal Our family doctor hns dcr nnmn more to a fellow from St. JorinH. flicknnsH. ho dnv cnllnil in n Ynn. 1 following mock t. uuroufi just n ances nr. ttiniKCG nr soner. vnts p. nimoci tn headlines in tho larire dnilv been a docor in Amorien. papers and don't beliovo half of I never herd a feller talk such that, but in the little weekly foolishness. Ho told mo my paper ,irom nome no unas do- nervousness vas caused by cold tajlB and home news that inter, feet. 1 don't sen linw dnt rnnld est him. be. or mv feet sweat derrlblv. There isn't renllv mnnli dmncr Anvhntv I told him mnvhn mnm. in this camn. Life iuat rolls nn mn nhntild nit: mn dnr'vnnlrin from day to day, being nothing socks. Den lie showed me more more than n chain of sma 11 in. icnornnco bv tollinir mo dnt it unimportant but with vould do mono good to vcar The evening of November 18th will ever be remembered by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Debenham of 930 North Kellogg street. Mr. Deb enham had been in Michigan the tin at: vnn nn hnnlnnsn nnrl. nn his returning home, n party of I St. Johns' Honor Roll Following is a list of those from St. Johns who havo enlist ed in Uncle Sam's Bcrvice. Per sons knowing of any names omitted will render a favor by reporting same to this office. xtijiui m. tv IllklllUIl', lllllll voolen socks. I vondcr vat he meant. Iie-laftcd veil ho told me vat. Anybody knows dat vool keeps out dor cold. Vot you tell me about dat fei- lor saying "To hell mit der kai scr" is olfol. 1 vould not be lieve it if it had not been told me by my son vot 1 taught to be hnnpnr HUn Inn vnltnr. Nn. mv that ellCCt B nco tho dnv I first Ron. I dnn'r. tin t in n(Tir rnnH got hero and probably for a long my Bpeeches; ho probably could ume neiore, out it seems that not read von f ho hud t. for T mo Houm TimnisivinK ny wn wo aro no closor to Bhipment dcro is about only von percent - i m iiam, ...K.1U1Y.. u.m. l0oo, ,D uinn ueiore. i cninK tho fellows of der AmorlcunB dnt can read, iyuio niuru uiuujiiHiica neiore anu uat von per cent got uer cd Llin Wllf nnrlKil thntl nmu nil- I linn I Inn in nnrninnil .... . i . ..i . . , 1 . . V. IIVMl UI.-MUII1IUII ,11 lllltllJT. ,.r...uS Ivill send you dem breast .XV bob ng action, plates for de back. You did not timt ... .nn.t nf ii... ,i nt ii.n 0ut now .1 guosB all hono for say how long you vonted dem. ntftto retarded thla dny nn "n relic of "'hhhk iiiju uint is gone, ror uon t you 11I1K uoy BIIOUIU come 1'uritnnic Mcotrv." iiu oucht not to my lirt I ni not ready to go down about eight inches below unto km oimorvnncc homo yet, and I'vo heard anum- your middle, for you can't tell Two yonni Inter Governor Wl8e, tho per Of hr. JOhriB uoya say the vot doso ignorant, Ulicdticnted uucccMor of Jones, without nkini ndf8amo thing. Wo enlisted to go Yankees vill do von your back vico of tho icKisinturc, issued n proc- to 8ca nnd don't intend to come is turned. Doy hnf no regards luiimwuii, mm uio neonic, EcnorniiT nome. lllior Htionil ntf n Tnw for ftitnrnntinnnl nwu. l.nnV mrow nK nsiao mcir projuuicc, oi. months here,, until wo have seen vat doy nro doin mit our U-boats .v..uU ... sea uuiv. in wio nexi yenr, luoo, cikiii Rover- T mm nt-n ni,,Jnl ..n,i.- nnm nf i.nntl...rn .tnt... I I t.rnMn. - vi.. w.i.i.jr u uuniuii nmtlons after tho model of Nmv KnR. ?' in?.h"8j!a ,n thlSbCnni')' i. ...i ...in i I It really seems mora liko St. uiiu, vuiiii.H ui'uii mcir in-uinu iu vwi i ..- ,, Vi 7 Bcrvo tho Inst Thursday In November JonnH "ian it would nt home, as as n dny for thnnbnelvlnjr. Hut tho " r moro aro in nearly ail oi civil war was at hand, nnd tho bit "ic seaman companies, radio temess uiiKentlcred In tho long contro- and officer material schools. 1 versy over Blnvcry cnused many vlo- inust cloao now 83 I havo to re lent opponents of tho North to oppose port Ur duty. Sincorcly, Rill iiiu iiruciniiiDiitiii. uccauflo or mo iu i vinonn f 'nmnnn.. .f I . " . . . ---- i ...uv.i. vuiuwniijr Ui troilupllon at YiinV. rnilom" I .J- Undnuhtmllv nur tirnNpnt Tlinn'ViiFlv Inu dny has IU prototype In tho Ply PrCSIflPnt S Pmrmmntinn mouth thankiRlvIni; festival of 1021. 1 "lUCIll 3 TI ULiailldUUH It hns been asserted rcpeutcdly thnt worse expecting tho latter to feed and clothe and to darn my old socks, patch my overalls and generally to mnko life as un pleasant as possible for her." Woman's Part I do now prom ise, without an oath, that I will tnko this fellow as my husband, if he will produco the coin in big enough quantities to buy the following articles, i. c., mops. ilnt irons, dishrugB and dishes." 1 now tako great plcauuro in pronouncing you who have been 2 very distinguished individuals ns ono extinguished person, and may no flees, bed bugs or ticka appear near to bother you in the near future." Mr. Ogdcn acted as minister for the occasion. Tho prcscntB wore then pre sented and opened by tho bride who wns dressed suitably for the occasion. Some of them wcro a kewpio doll with nil tho necessa ry clothes for it, n rattle and rubber ball. Tho evening was spent in playing games and tell ing stories, after which a dainty luncheon was served ly their charming daughter, Mrs. Ivy lurnicliir. Tho others present wcro their grand children, lred doy s nk dem in tout warn nir. and Luc o lurnicliir, and Mr. Und dcy nro so cowardly dnt doy land Mrs. ilnrley Robertson, Dnl their friends gave them an old 1 ) . Irvine, Dean H, Knowles, timo chivnrai, after which the har H:. Knowles, Theodore marriage cere- Kco. uryon roil, Armnnd mony wns performed: yi'". ylaude E. Harris, Russell "Raise your loft hand and 01V, unuowny, unas. lj. right foot and repeat those I fiarlick.Murno Donaldson, Glenn words: Man's Part-I will now ; Haskell, Ray Clark, Renajah T. swear (dnrnhhnt 1 will take this ! Swan, Hubert Martin, Leon woman as my wife for better or i Sorbcr, Donald Strickland, tho Plymouth festival was RURcested to the Pilgrims by 4ho Jewish "Feast of InnHtlierlntr." If tho Plymouth festival hns linmo- Unto kinship with slmllnr events In I ho pnst, It hns nunlogle with tho Imr-1 vest homo of Knulnnd. Tho rilitrlms l'ollowing is President Wil- son's inankBKlv ng Proc ama- tion: "It hos long been our custom to turn in tho autumn of the mil iiiKriiiio .. I 1 .. . wero fnmlllnr with tho KdrIIsIi celo- ;VM'A " i"",ou " iiiuhhokiviiik brntlon, and many of them, no T,ubt, . Almighty God for his many had participated In It. Tho dominant ulOSSingS and mercies to US as mark of each was tho Joy over tho la-1 n nation. This year wo have 03- BatherinB harvest. peciai and moving causos to The chlof dlffcrcnco between tho two bo grateful nnd to roioice. find was ino want or ceremony nt nyraoum has in his good pleasuro given "? V v" ... ,...-.. -;- uh peuce. ii iibb not como as fi' "rI"t!J,i.n.l,?nl.tJ!,e a mere cessation of nrma. a Miviiiiiio.iift nun uiuu.iu ll.u nuu-1 .1 .! I dlnssheaf," or "kern baby," and In 1""" , ,w',,u' ,"U,,,1V oirwm "u .i, i... t..i ', .. tragedy of war. It haa como as vest was drawn to the bnrn In a wagon a ,rent irlumnh of right. called tho 'hoch cart." in front went complete victory haa brought Pine and tabor, and around It gathered US not pence alone, but the con the reapers, men and women, singing I fluent promise of a new day as joyousij. ns they proceeded. At Ply- well, in which justice aha re mouth thero wns no ceremony. There plaro forco and jealous intricue Ivan no iiurvvsi book bo lamuiBr luinmnntr tno nntinnn rim. nol . n WE HAVE IO KINDS OF RAIN HATS RUBBER SHOES Policemen's Pure Gum Rubber Cnpcs, Sltckqrs, Sllpon Uninconls, Tin Pnn(s niul Coats, Gloves, Mnckinnws, S(a Shirts, Allovcrs, Carpenters and Teamsters Aprons, Levins, Rain Pnu(s, Etc. W. W. ROGERS THE RAINCOAT 202 N. JERSEY ST. MAN Open Evenings Why Don't Tfcu Get That iioyai lauorea ookly 71)isstorc is tfic autf)orizc(f resident deafer for'hiv. Royal Tailors. RoyafTaifored-to-MeasmStrifsand Overcoats at $25, $28.50, $31, $35, $40, $45 i $50 tho fatherland: Here's health to the barley mow) Hrre'a a health to the man who very well can Doth harrow and plouch and low, Time for Self.Exsmlnstlon. The Thnaksetvlng; season Is a good time to examine self and see If thero Is anything In our Ufa that hinders lant armies havo participated in a triumph which is not marred or stained by any mimosa of selnsh aggression. In righteous cause they have won immortal glory, and havo nobly served a 1111 ft I I S- I 1 a use dem shotguns, wno euer ias uouertson. flir. and Airs. hear of n ting like dat? YouiHobert Gavely, Mrs. Georgo can ne fer te vat dev are golncii'ord, Mr. and Mrs. Jrn Ucden. to do next. Von of dem oarers: nnd tho M sseaNel eKemn.Etta their nation in serving man-kot Jnto our trenches vun night Gavely, .Rortha Ford, Florence kind. und killed vun hundred uv my Lewis and Lois Ford. w ii 'j God has ndeed been irrarinns. oravo soiaierssnustiio.getn pair . - " 1 1 . . 1 .1 1. . 1 1 f i A 1. . . A 1. I 1 1 wi. . n,n .t.n.ii 1. .u Wnkvfl union fnt mmK rainl.lnn Of UOOtS VOt VOUlU lit him. way of community nrozress unnwnres. as revives and strenffthena In U0.1) hear atlOUt datj lJO you in it may no that while we feel thnt we I us all the best tradit ona of our ore leaaers we snouia ue followers in stead, or at least one who works with others Instead of In advance of them. Society does not care whether wo lead or whether our neighbor leads. Whet society wants Is progrees and we will be held responsible If we do not sac riflco our own peculiar views. If neces sary for the welfare of tho neighbor hood. SOMETIMES national history. A new dav shines about us. in which our hearts take new courage nnd look forward with new hope to new and greater duties. While we render thanks for these things, let us not forcet tn SnnW tVin itulnn mitrlonnn tn asked Vindenburg und nnd divine mprrv nnrl fnrcWun- not 8eem to know. As call dat fair? You neiTor hear of a German doing a ting Ifko dat. Den dey vear dose gas masks, chust like dey vas afraid to show der faces. Now be care ful.my eon, ven der is any fight ing keep in the rear. Did you eller nnd out how-all does Yankees got over here. 1 he did soon as npsfi tnr nil prrnra nf nnf n nn,. you get dem all vipped, let me ...w.w w. w y. -1 1 t . IT1.. nnsfi. nnrt nrsv that in nl vun rln riiww iiom juu at vuiuc. i iuiii , , ----- , j ... uui ll.u f TI M'l we aha 1 strencthfin thfi tia nf your vtuier ucr xuiur. icj friendshin and mutual resnfipt ef?ram. upop which we must assist to build tho new structure of rjeace and good will among tho nations. Wherefore 1, Woodrow wi son. president of the United States of America, do hereby designate Benjamin T, Leggett, one of Thursday, the twenty-eighth our oldest and most prominent day of November next as a dav private citizens, passed into the of thanksgiving and prayer, and great beyond very suddenly last i ; l ii 1 j 1 . . I n!j . . 11. 1 1 luviiu inu ucouie inroucnout l rnuay morning, xie nau ueen Death of Mr. Leggett Landlady (at Thanksgiving dinner) We should be thankful for small mercies. Boarder (looking at seaaU turkey) We bare to be. Electric Vacuum Cleaner for rent. II. P. Clark. U the land to cease upon that day from ordinary occupation and in their several homes and places of worship .o render thanks to God, the ruler of na tions. In witness whereof. I have hereunto set my hand and caus ed the seal of the United States to be affixed. Fighting is stooned. but vou can still send snap shots to the soldiers. Currin Says So. engaged at the local ship plant and while getting ready to as sume his duties for the day, dropped dead without warning. Heart disease was believed to be the cause of his death. For many years Mr. Leggett was an active citizen of St. Johns, and for several years served as Councilman of tho old city of St. Johns. Ho was keenly in terested in the development and general welfare of this commu nity, and was a prominent and faithful member of the Congre gational church. The deceased wns born Docem bor 15th, 1811, at Elgin. Onta rio, Canada, consequently ho was 73 years. 11 months and 15 days of age at the timo of his death. He was married to Ma ria S. Merriman on March 80th, 18GG, and came to Omaha, Ne braska, in July, 1881. From there he came to Oregon in 1899, of which most of his years have since been spent in St. Johns. Surviving him aro his widow, ond two daughters, Mrs. L. H. Chambers and Mrs. D. Frank Horsmnn. Tho funeral took place Monday afternoon from the home of his daughter, Mrs. Horsman. and a large con course of friends of the deceased were in attendance. Fire of unexplained origin early last Saturday destroyed the plant of the Beaver Foundry I company, 1031 uiymn la street. St. Johns, entailing a loss ex ceeding $2500. according to esti mates of the nro marshal. When the fire was discovered it had already attained such propor tions that the walls collapsed before Engine 32 could arrive. C. R. Young is proprietor of the foundry, which until a few months ago was operated by the Harden Pump Manufacturing company. Since Mr. Young took charge the plant has been mak- ley Wrinkle, ing grates for new ships. Lowell Anderson, John Ln Villett, Frank L. Thompson, Oron Lear, Hul J. Davis, Donald N. Trowbridge, Bert Larson, Alan Rutherford, Homer IMnskett, Henry Brand enberg, J. W. Welsh, David Bowe, Clyde Heath, Walter Mayer, Fred Scmalling, John Boggs, Ernest Johnson. Hiram Entinger, Kenneth Simmons, Thornton Toole, Eugene Hintt, Dowe Walker, August Jensen, Ray Meyer, Walter Pearson, Elmer Maples. Roy Gnirnon. Lester D. and Busil B. Smith, Bryant Kilkenney, Paul Rude, l'Jmory Uillmore, Lewis Wirth. Harold Meredith, Rny Haw kins, Hugh Ward. Kindlo C. Sattorlee, Gordon and Wilbur Bellinger, Zclta Rice, Leslie B. Moulton, Harry Truman, Frank Green, Walter Rickson, Frank Whitney, Thomas Reynolds. Carlylo Cunninttham. Percv Smith, Frank Whitney, Arthur U. Clark, Alphonuo Fox, Harry u. iiugnos, uon. Downey. Thos. I'J.WillikHon, Edw. G. Wlllikson. Ingolf Willlkson, F. Edward Isbell, Graham Moxon. G. Lin coin I'lissctt, Hurley Manning, Grover Carroll, Clyde .Miller, Aflfllnll Aflwl .lnlm llnonii W11. Moe, Albert Hyde, Reed Chamberlain. Ray Vnndorbeck, Richard Barley. Cecil M 111:0110. Frank Bugbee. Ivan Fnbor. Bert Sundslrnm, Gail Pcrrinc, Nor man Nelson, Grover Barron. Harry J. Simmons, Thos. Rob erts, Max J. WltterB, A. Tall man. G. W. StcveiiB, Christ Lind. W Ilium E. Go owav. Geo. Worthinglon, Jack L. DoughiH, Joy Milton Cnrnnhan, Elmer Flynn, J. Elmer Thomas. Eugene Small. Howard and Hn sil Holcomb.Cnrl Smith.Spraguu 15. Marsh. Will nm Ward. Bert Sundstrum, Glen Weisor. Louis St. Johns, John F. Brownley, Ross Gatton. '1 hos. Cochran. Duwoy Brown, Henry J. Amnla, Alva and Ralph Smith. Euuono Thurmond, Hnrry Reichtmeyer, George Schmidt. William Sliced, Alec S. Coknlas, Louis Fletcher. Roy Muck. Paul Irvine. R. L. Smith, Frank Stcichen, George I. Letson, Merle Androw Tool ng. Guy hdw in Tee ng. A bort Wrinkle, Eneas Small. Raymond Sprouts, Robert and Roy An drews, Leonard H. Gngon. Frank Carlson, John B. White, Donald M. I'lynn, Raymond Smith, Tony Hnlicki, Fred Marlett, Albert V. Marcy. John Balke. Edwurd Crosson, Anton Pieklip, F. E. Wright, Vernon C. Scott. Emil ironsort. Lester E. E Mb. Fred Do Villette, Elmer Snced. Hnrry W. Fussett, Percy M. Johnston, red bterrltt. Wil Is V nson. Clnude L. Potors, Lostor E. Barry. Cyril W. Miurone. Jer ome H, Whisler, Eugono Brown, A. Earl Jayne, Wyeth Jayno, John McGregor, Thos. J. Donlon, Roy Thompson, J, Morton Lind ley, Wylio R. Hessinger, Harry A. Imboden, Georgo H. Royer, William Hughes, Clyde Thayer, Leo Sterns, Edward Hanson, Casper Hanson, Sam Dewey Po terson, Theo. Fred Muller, Vik ing Larson, Gardner M. Whip ple, William M. Koeter, Gilbert M, Olson. Earl Keliher. Ernest Jensen, Clyde Hein, Melvin A. Butts, Kuymond F. Uueormnnn, Allen F. Storritt, Wm. J. Kirk ham, Olney Crosson, Lawrence Layton, Alva J. Asper. Geo. S. Payne, Fred Herwick. Robert G. Clark, Jos. C. Galloway, Da vid Dickson, Lhas. Spackman. Elgin L. Barton. Frank Wa den. Jos. G. Allen, Michuel B. Fersch- weiler. Clarence J. Cannard, Francis W. Cannard. Albert G. Cannard, Joseph J. Bowley, Al bert Vanderbeck, A. Fred In- ringer, Amandus L. Verdegan. Harvey P. Brown. Chas.S.Dane. N. R. Zimmerman, Geo. J. Huf ford, Everett Smith, Carl Dahl, Geo. L. Urban, Jas. D. Schrim- sher, Wm. A. Johnston, C. C. Currin, Archie L. Meyer, J.Rus nell Meyer, Everett Day,Delbert Edward Howard, Randolph How ard, Louis Dunsmore, ljussell Smith, Wm. Schroeder, Ray mond Miller, Joseph Toole, Mer ritt Whitmore.Samuel P.Maples, Wayno S. Coville, Leroy F. Co ville. Marshall T. Shaw, Walter Markwart, Frank Parks, Robert Irish, Dorsey Hill, Raymond Thompson, Harry Peterson, Wea- Clitiord Luce, Ho- GEORGIA RICH 'in.no Teacher 1 Technic and hnnd development. ' Pupils developed from beginning to public nppentancc. Studios 507-8 Coltimbin bldg. ' 8t North KcIIokk street. PhonesMain 3319; Col. 591. Mrs. Gabriel Puilin" Vocul Teacher Tone ittf. rorwnrd diction, Dlaphratu Ilrcntlilnn lilnccmcnt nuil Clear ( l'tinlls tntightto mice tt In Trios ami Quartette. 1)08 IJtnbnnl St. Phone Columbia 182 Mrs. Frank A. Iice" TliACHKR 01' Violin, Alnndolin nnd Pinno ..I'upll of Noire Dame Sltullo; 509 V J li t Wrtrt Telephone Cohiinhtn SS'J I'uplli tiny btcomr Member ol Oie turtnllc OlCllC.tm Which Will lll.k niltillr nntimt.n... f niontlily. vr. I'm thankful for a lot of things, , I'm thankful I'm alive, I m thankful that I'm six years old. Instead of only five. I'm thankful for my tops and toys . And for my Kitty Gray. I'm thankful for the blc outdoors Where I con run and play. i m innnKiui ior tne tilings that pro me apples arcn t tliey coodf The corn where we played hlde-snd seek As in a lllllo wood. I'm thankful for the pumpkins round, Just like n golden ball, And Jack-o'-lanterns, big and queer ,IVJT HUH BVHIB llic Hi aii. I'm thankful for Thanksgiving day, For pies all In a row: Im thankful Grandma made them sweet, She knows I liko them so. I'm thankful for tho turkey, too How brown It Ii. and nice! And I'd be very thankful, please, I'or only one more allce. Rllxabetli II. Thomas. In Youth's Companion. DAY'S NEW MEANING Mice E. Potter TCACIItH of 51NGINO IuilltlrlntillarCliurcli iin.l CmMrtl werk. RcllarrUenicnUniailelur CI.Iciu In Trio, (juirltlia mill Chorut HlugliiK. I'fione r l'or 'ttlcult apply Sir. I'. A. Klce, I'huiii Columbia J; Mrs.BerthaC.Burdick (Liccntitnteof the Roynl Academy of Music, London.) Teacher of Piano 1957 HodgcSt. Phone Col. 872 John Oliver This Year National Rololclnn Alloyed With Thought of Glad Sacrifice. Is T bart Theis. 0 n rery great number of us. I'Kpcclnlly tho futhers nnd inotlii'iH nnd wives of tho Unit ed MtiilOH.Thursdiiy will bit one of the most roullHlle ThiinkHKlvliiKH wo hnvo over spent. At In Nt. ufiVr ninny yeura Iu which this nntlonul hullduy was nothliiK' moro thiiu Unit merely, In fact, 1111 ocnulou for fi-nhlliiK nnd guth- ring und pleasuro-m-eklng this din- llnclly American tiny Is tn ineiui riomo Ihlng very real und lutlnmto to un till. JiiHt whut ineHNiigu niul beuullt It brings to us will depend largely, If not wholly, upon iiursclvi'H. And tho char acter of our appreciation of tho bless ings thnt havo como to us will uieusuro (ho depth of our patriotism uliil loyo of country. Wo am not of llumo who bclluve (ho wholn wicrllleo belnngH to tho man who has gomi nvvay to light. An iiiueh In oniit cades oven moro hrnvery and eourago und devotion to duty und to country huvo been iiwwwiiry on tho part of thoso who reiiialued Milnd. And wo 11 ro certulu that IIiomu who stop nt homo will, on this coming I'hauksglvlng, reullso morn completely Hum they havo hcretnforo Unit tho cull I'uto Iiiih iiiudo upon Amerlcuu muu hood und womanhood Its Indeed tin op portunity for service, not merely u illKagreeublo duty to bo rililrked If pon slblo. Tor only If tho men In tho ranks, and equally thu men uud wom en nt homo who mipport nnd encour age them, enter thlri war In mich a spirit of glad, eager wacrlllco will It ever bring us moro than dbuumolnt- raent and regret uud terrible Iohn. Ko let Thursday bo u day of glad- ni'fc, not of borrow. Let your teurs, If tears thero Im an you sit Itesldo the empty chairs, bo evidences that your heart rejoices In tho realization that your sou or husband or brother or friend was bravo enough uud willing enough, yes, eager enough, to, risk ull that seltlsh men hold dear und deslr uhlo that his country might win honor uud security through IiIn blood. Violin Soloist and Tuaclier An even development In technic, bow ing muiluil knowledge niul comprehen sion. STUDIO, 2IS N. Syracuse Street. l'hone Columbia 302. Helen M. Harper TEACHER of vYolTn Pupil of l-'rnnk O. Kiclienlnub I'lione Sclhvood KJ5G EVEN EXCHANGE W.J. Ollitrap, M.I). H.lt. Hccly, M.I), Drs. Gilstrap & Seely Physicians and Surgeons Glasses Accurately Fitted 0:00 to 12 M. 01M'ICllS,rr- 1 :30 to 4:30 1'. M. I'lrM Natlmul 7:00 to 8;00 1. M. Il.iuk Ilulldliig .Sumluya, g.00 to 10:30 A M. Dr. Evart P. Borden DENTIST Painless Hxtrnctiou of Teeth under Nitrous Oxide Gum Office Peninsula huk IiIiIr. Olllce phone Col. 026; rr phoiiv Col. 477 iiuur. v-ii 11. m.: i.aubiiuu 7 tsn. m. Dr. A. B. Calder CHIROPRACTOR Successor to Dr. II. I:. Jones 311 North Jersey Street Office Hours: l-f mid (5 8 p. in. Office Phone Columbia J7 DR. J. VINTO.Nf SCOrf DENTIST Onice Hours f) 12 to 117 Suiiilay U-ll l'ciiliiiuta Dank llldk'. OIGce l'hone Columbia 140 Resident Photic Columbia 517-1 LEWIS CALDWELL LEADING I5AKH12H The place wheru u'xm eivi hhi! courtcout treatment prevml. Cbildreu' nair cuitiug receive H'nai Httentkw. 1O0 BURLINGTON STREET Davis Barber Shop ami HATH ROOMS 5. W. DAVIS, Proprietor 108 Philadelphia St. Ha tin 25c St. Johns Undertaking Go. 208 N. Jersey Street i'honvs C1uiiilU S27 toluuil.m 299 Automobile Hearse. Gel Our Pf'ces Before Going lo Portland Mother's New Home Restaurant 109 S. Jersey St. Meals 40c. Shipbuilder's launch 'J5a Quick Service llcst HiititiK I'luce 111 St. John MRS. S.J. IIHI'.IIH, l'roitfictreu To tho board ther brought tli turktr. With IU atllfllliL' rnumllv niilTI- Uoon they took away our i.'urllo 11 wad iu itlla why wait ntufToO; NoU tri labl on your papr. J. R. CHAUNCEY 5tpcrt Watchmaker and JGWcIer Clocks, Watches, Jewelry und Optiel Goods. All work and good KiiurHUtced 307 North Jersey St. ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND, ORC, PENINSULA HUE ABSTRACT i REALTY CO H. HENDERSON, Manaaor 403 N. Jurnay Street Abstracts of Title I'rejwred Titles Hzamiiied Phoue Columbia 255