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Newspaper Page TextTHE ST. JOHNS REVIEW A. W. Mnrklc, Kdilor Published Friday of Each Week Subscription price $1 .00 per year. Outside of Multnomah County f2.00 per year in advance. AUVRRTISINO Raths: 25 cent pur inch each Insertion. Locals 6 cents per Hue. minimum 2G cents. Spednl rates on yenrly contracts. TiTk RitVlKW Is entered nt pott office in 1'ortlnnl, Oregon, ns mall innnct o( the second clans under the Act of Con resi of March 3, 1879. The first tangible benefit to accrut to Portlanll from the visit of the house committee on naval afFairs was the Htronsly worded telegram dispatched by the com mittee from Seattlo Tuesday to Chairman Hurley tlomandinj,' re vision ofuhippintf board rules to parmit h- immediate resumption nf ruwtfu 1MM nn foi'oiiril COIltraCtS of Portland shipyards and the Hh nvnw H of the raeinc coum. Realizing that it Is most vital Mm itwltmt rlnl mill rommerc welfare of the Pacific coast that the stool and wooden sliipuuiiu Ing yards continue in ojiuration the! committee nrired upon Chairman Hurley that all sin vnr,l nn Mm flutist !)( OXtCIld' the privilege of acceptimt private contracts lor llio consirucuon 0 ships. li.iffii-n Innvinir I'omimd the hoiisu naval alfairrf committee oxprotwoil Murprise Hint ho many ways were wile in tin Hiiipmiiiu inK Plants wliun there is sucl demand for "hips by foroiui countrlfB. They were broujjhi to the realization, as their inves tlKationa proceeded, that if tin Pacific coast yards with thuii splendid facilities were urantot permission loaccrpt private con tracts the industrial unrest 01 tho Pscific Count larxely wouli lin Hiiltlml hiwI the noriod of pros tiuritv which this section has iuum nninviiiL' would be eolilin uod. They discovered no reason why the mammoth facilities o tho yards and tho thousands o workmen available should not b utilizoil. mid accordingly sent the dispatch to Chairman Hurley roipiostinif that tho federal re Htriclious atrNiiiiit the shiphiiild inr yards taklnu private con tracts ha removed. Holmes l.oduu No. 101, K. of P., held an open moetiiiK last I-Vidnv eoninir when a most in turuHtinir time was had. A fine program was rendered, which to Ijotlier with Mpoechmakimr, pre Hentation f veteran jewel haimuutim: and ilnncinir. mailt the ovtMilmr one to be remember ed. Follow htr was the program: Violin .Selection by Prof. Snwii, assistei by Miss bmilh; voc.i solo by Mrs. Mulkey, address by Judi?e (Jrant H. Diminiek of Ore iron City: presentation or vet eran jewel toWillMtd Shepard by ,luil(ti Diminiek; duet by Misses Cook and K-hsHI, xhllHUon uv Cainnfire Kilis. mini.' by Prof. Snoeduud Minn Smith; piMiiusoto by Miss Mirl.t'Hii. (leuionstratioii of U. S. Miiny kiih masks and ev hibilion of inttuestinK war tro iihies by Mr. (iuoiliiiiin. who re contly returned frou France; solo by Mrs. A. K. .lohimon, Solo by Mr. Ilnnon, solo iy AUhs Coldie Taylor, solo ami numerous encores by Harry Fassett, nolo by Misa Osley. address by lion. 1). C. Lewis. After which lunch was served mid iImiumiik. followed 1 hers were MlMHit lit) uut'Sls in attendance. The three young men who broke the window at 1184 N. Jurtwv Aoril 2ml Hie herein wanted to cmII at Hint address and settle the cost, thus SMvinu; arrest and punishment. Hit action was witnessed hy a man and two ItuIlM who eau identify the parties brotikinx the uIhhh. ndv. lMfiAliSAIK.su Ml c.imerai are not KODAKS: if it isn't an ICASTMAN' it isn't a KODAK. CUHHIN SAYS SO. For Kent (laitigo with coment floor and pit, also one stall for machine, cluso in. Call Columbia 232 Saturday night or Sunday. . The Now Hrunswiok Phono graph is the all record phono graph without a superior. CUHU1N SAYS SO. I 1 '- 1 Kxchango $f00 oquity in new five room modern bungalow for good vacant lot; you pay balance monthly. -McKtnnoy; phono Columbia 2. HUf. How about that spring" tonic? Wo have a large variety of the most approved formulas. CUK KIN SAYS SO. For Sale Cheap A plot of ground lOOxllUO feet, which contain twelve 50x100 foot lots, just ncrosti the nvcr from St. Johns, bounded by WihmI and Mills streets. lror quick sale $1000 takes them, which is lutu than $100 per lot. Good terms given Call ut this office. High School Notes Tho seventh termers had a enndy pull at the home of Idrys Weimer on Saturday, March 29.3 The boys of the Senior class gave the Senior girls a party on March 21). A sketch from Mac Beth was given, after which they played games. A girls' athletic meeting was held on Tuesday. Many of tho girls gave enthusiasic talks en couraging the others to come out for tennis track and base boll. There was a heated discussion as to whether there would bo an indoor base ball team, or both. Much to tho regret of the students, Mrs. Hichurds, the Chemistry and Biology teacher loft for Minnesota on Friday. She was greatly missed in both Cemistry and Biology, out oven more so in athletic, because she was the coach of tho girls basket ball team. One of the most intoreiting lectures of the term was given to the Sociology class on Friday, March 28, by Superintendent Lonelier of the Boys and Girls Aid Society of Portland. Mr. Lonelier is a specialist in child ren's problems. He spoko con corninir dilfercnt classes o children: dependent, dulintpiont and defective, distinguishing them by telling stories of each type. On Tuesday morning, Major Jack Hamilton gave the students of James John a very Interest liiir talk concerning tho orphans of France, lie came under the Aiisnices of the American Com mitteo for Devastated France fiuikinif an anneal for the adop lion of some of these bereft children. He himself had been there and seen these little ones sillier. He tells how when the Allied armies were going thru this town in France to the from they saw homeless parents am children carrying their house hold goods on their backs. When the Allied Armies were coming back thru the city, retreating before the Huns, they saw many of the older pcoplo lying in the roads and naslures dead, iliey had drank the water that the (ionium Hides of the city hat poisoned to kill oil' the British Army. Tho Allied Armies load oil the children, who were yet a live, probably because they hai more strength than the old poo pie, into cars and sent them to mriiml. Hero their photo graphs were taken so that they coulil Do iiieutilied ny their par cuts where they would come to look for them. "The best I laid schemes of Mice mid Men gang aft agley" - so said Burns, and even the heat laid plans of Mark Kmbiiry were no exceptions. Mr. hmuury tie eided to raise hla own wife, that ho might have her an near his ideal as possible; then along came Ills nephew who deciiiei that the irir was just his ideal and so-tliey lived lumpily ever after. Briefly that is thu plot f the five comedy drama which the Senior Class will present the High School Auditorium, April llth and 12th. 11 was written by Madeline Lucette Kyley and will bo produced tin ler the direction or Mrs. imiry Scott. The admission price will bo .10c including the war tax. and neats may bo reserved after 2:30 p. m. ut Currin's, on the 8th of April. The Cast Mark Kmbury. philosopher, Charles Trumbull; linger Cnodlake, his friend and neighbor. John Yvulf; Captain lieorge Lowell, his nephew, Merle Harrington; bir Harry fonnblestono, Gordon Avery; Kit Baruuger. a tiddler. Kay inouil Bredoen; Peter, Kmhury'a servant, Hugh Whislor: Joanna Coodlnke, wife, of tloodlake, Nana Seely; MPs. Deborah, Kin bury 's housoktoper, Htta Patter son; I'eggy, umie uritain," (Mice Brown: Mntron, ot round ing Hospital, Joyce Mason; Beadle, of Foundling Hospital, Harvi Lane; Molly, a kitchen maid. Margaret Carr: Orphans. of Foundling Hospital, Dorothy ones, Iheresa Keich, Hazel (iiviiu Fdonnor Thomas, Cwenyth Young, Leona Ehret, Alverda Mac Riven, Alice mown and Fay Smith. Farly eabbbago plants, head ettuce plants and kalo plants now ready tor planting in your inrden. These plants have been mnlened outside. Beckett's Oivenhouse, North Kellogg street; phone Columbia '101. 23 Hear tho world's greatest mnsicians and entertainers any day at CUKIUNS. For Sale Cheap 100 aero Alberta district, particulars see W. E. Tioga; phono 20 ranch in tho Canada. For A. Flinn. 507 Columbia fill. A V1CTKOLA No.XA with 8 )oublo disc records (115 selec ions) needles, record brush and all necessary accessories for $1)0.80; pay $10 down and S9 per month. This is a good combinn- ion buy. CUKK1N SAYS SO. Had a Big Time On Thursday evening, March 27th, St. Johns Camp No. 75-1G, M. W. of A. held their rally meeting and official presentation of the prize State banner, St. Johns Camp having secured the greatest number of new members during 1018. A very nice pro gram was arranged by tho com mittee in charge. First, after inviting Mr. C. II. Hart to the piano; tho entire audience stood up and sang the first verse of America. Mrs. Mulkey rendered a solo which was highly appreciated. Master Billy Scott gave a drum solo. Ho is but three years old yet ho is an art ist with the drum sticks. Mr. C. II. Hart of Oregon Fir Camp rendered a pleasing piano solo. Mr. (leorge Ilaskin gnve a read ing that brought forth great applause. Then followed thu in troduction of Mr. W. T. Vaughn of Koso City Camp, who gave u (hie siieoch and extended his highest appreciation of tho St. Johns Camp and tho good work that had been done, and in con clusion officially presented the local Camp with the banner. Ex Senator Miller, who is a fine humorist, followed and held his audience with duo regard to his remarks. Tins closed the pro gram and lunch was declarer readv. consisting of cake, sand wiches, salad and coll'ee. Kudo's Jazz Orchestra furnished the music, and the Homo, Sweet Homo waltz was played at the midnight hour. Those on the committee were: Mrs. Amy Cor belt. Mrs. W. D. Fairchild, Mrs. Keod. Mrs. Zell. Mrs. G. P. Adums, Geo. W. Muhm, A. Cum mings and W. Kamln. The committee was highly compli mented upon the splendid manner in which the entertainment was han lcd.--Keportod. Success Not Startling Ever since Joshua hadu tho sun To stand still, Men have been endeavoring to change nature Bv laws and commands, But their success has not been stnrllinir. Hortunsu In fact it has boon scarcely noticeable. But that will not prevent Their cheerfully making more aws And uttering a new Hood of commands Whenever any of them happens To ncotiiro a thimDloiui ot authority. Nobody likos to admit it, But when a law becomus dis taLseful The hoi polloi merely ignore it in lac l While most likely praising its v rtuos. And all of us are that kind of hoi polloi More or loss rather more than less. If the law impose insurmount able obstacles Ami we must perforce, obey, Wo tlo it in harduoss of spirit. I he cow that's fenced in. Never changes her mind about Ihe tyranny of tho lonce Nor about tho pastures boing greener On thu other sule.- h.. For Sale-Six room modern house, full lot, full cement base ment, fi miu. walk from center ot St. Johns; price $2000. part luish. call ill) Dickons street. nn MTNT rrf. at this office i X v mr ft i n i if rvtivr K UO XOU Help I'AI Ulli J KENT I'or This UU I of TOWN Palace? T2 The merchant who pays this EN01M0US KENT docs uot siieml a dollar in this town. Build up YOUlt OWN TOWN by trading with the HOME MERCHANT. He'll till every want, and you WON'T REMOVE THE DOL LAR from circulating here. J 1 , ! T ! t I i r H RENTAL r Ffl Trpsiooo. h m iiav Your Eyes Examined You are in efficient n Your Eyes. I ex iininr .yes ttlthor; the tilt tf drugsby tin. roti ,h i.ii'thotls ni ' with the latest MMentifie ti.siritnieni' If ik)- :l)le mnkenii appointment. jOMETRIST-OPTici"' 200.7-8 iiWtUANt) flLOG. riflli uml Wiiilil.istoii Streets I'orll.mcl, Orcjjon Main 751.7 Eggs! .Eggs! Eggs! l:OR HATCHING If you nr. lookine. lor Winter Lay ers, get yuiir eggs from Till: ST. JOHNS POULTRY PAMI We Iihvc n few more settings to sell of While Leghorns at $1.50 per 15 The St. Johns Poultry Farm 001 AllfKhiny Slrert St. Johns Car. Portland, Oregon DoafnosM Cannot Do Cured .y ui(illiil.n. 'li. y eaiiiiot im'h .1).. !. i ,1 H.rll.tu ' 'r. TlHTi' l only ittir may lo ur ti. nn. H. nml Oml IB b I .iliUIUlll I .in ! lli'Hfn.M l . I l.y mi Inrtnm. .1 .ilil-iii nt mil r.,ii li'ilim r IHt Until.' Win Tub. VI;n I hla iiiif In hi lU m. 'I Ii.tvr a rumbllUK uni or lM.i.-rfnl hfurmif nml wlifti II I; rllllr. I I'luartt. IMtlllfM in III" rriUlt. nml hiiIm 'li.' liitMlHtttill. "in lx' Inheii iwl ml Oil iul rlttinl t.. In n..nnl cm ill. H..H, l. nrltiif Hill Iw tlittr.tyitl fur.vri nln ,k. .iii t.f in nr fH I'f t'nlnrrli, Hlilih it miililns I hi i nn iniUmul onJItKm or 11k inwnii urftirf W- Hill Kiv On llun.irr.l tollnri for mty Tiff ( IhMfnm (mtii by vtilnrrlil llit fHH.. l.' rurnt ly II. Hi Cnurrli Cur. Html tor ilrrulm. frt V J I'llK.NIIV 0.. TnlfJo, Ohio. U..I.I l.v IM.Hylala Tak Hull l'mll) I'Ult for conitlpttlon. TintiiiK Hiiit liitiitu Work n Specialty SIGN WRITING All wink tfiiHMiiU'tit Kt.titn.il tniiite without charge L. CYUUs. iwss. rflnction mkci t'hiMii' Ctiliiiiilti i i':i Wc haul any tliinu, any time, any place. Prices reasonable D.ulv Tnpk to 1'ortUml r- r. l'llDIIC enquire, ju n. jersey ai. o.iuini.m a:7 Wood of all kinds Auto Express l'rUi Uvmhi.iI. i i'p-uitit Service AllKls CiOAUCKL: JZhi Htiikliiijj Contractor Day or Job Large or Smal ihon coi. iu3 912 So. Syracuse St St. Johns Fuel Co. w. c. sriiCK, lMtof. ylLk KIAD OF WOOD I'h. i.i volumbiti tUS 101 luist Richiuond Street EDA10NDSON & CO. Plumhlnjr, llentluK & Tinning Wc Repair Aluminum Ware rhonc Col. t2 207 S. Jersey St. J. R. WEiMER Transfer and Storage W duliver your good to and fro a ll p?u of rot t!mT, Viuieouyer. Unn ton, Portland rul Suburban bxprati Co., city dooV and ill point accouibli W wvron. riaiw bid fkkura nUf Notice of Hearing Final Account of Executrix In the Couutv Court of the State of Ouxoii, f.r tin- Cuuutv of Miiltiioumh. hi thi' ui.iltt r tit e l!t.ito of I'ctcr Aut eii. ileeeawil Notu-e i liervhv uiven that Anna C Autiii, ,i f iuin of the lust will ami U-.t.itin iit of IVicr Autzcn. ileoeaswl, has liU. I Uli tin Couutv Clerk of Multno null County, Uitoii, her tinal account as such ecctitri. ami u supplvnient there U. .liitl lUrtt Jloiul.iy, .May 3. y:3U A. M., 191$. in IVpartun-tit of the County Court, at the Court House of Multuomah County, has ten fixetl bv Hon. Georjje Tazxreil, County J ml se of s.iil county ami tate. a? time ami un.l place for hwuitij object ions, if ti , to saiil iiccouul, nml the - ions, settle bc 1' tueut of the sduie, nml distributing iropcriv brlouieiuir to wbl estute. .nv iH-ron h.iii!i; objections to sid ac- couui uiay be ucml at the time and place aforesaid. ANN' A C Al'TZllN, lUecutrix. I'KRKlNSo; HI1KV Attorneys for Kxecutrix. NaU tha lib I n your ff The Man or Woman who has no music In hit soul is the object of tome biting witlrc by Shncspenre. Nine out of every ten people love music. Some can muke it for themselves; others can afford to go to the opera. 13 ut all can hear the metropolitan artists without leaving their own home. The STRAD AVARIA solves the problem. St. Johns Phonograph Company 317 N. JERSEY STREET Genuine Bargains my family being located permanently in New York, they have prevailed upon me to pull stakes; so here goes to dispose of all of my St. Johns property, some of which are: 5 Room house, -10x100 lot $1250, $250 down. G Room house, 90x100 lot$lG00, $350 down. 5 Room I'oustf, iiilern, '10x90 lot $lf 30, $250 ' 3wn. 5 Itootn liotif ui dern, 50x100 lot $2250, $250 down. 5 Room house, mo lern, 50x100 lot $2500, $500 down. Sonic of llirse have hanlsiirface streets, ulley, fruit trees and on car Hue. Husiaess property on easy terms and acreage in different parts of thr Stnte at $10 per ticie on rny terms. Just gelling over the "Hit" nmi , until I am able to be nt my office, 101 So. Jersey Street, cull up my home Mrtin -17M. O. P.WOLCOTT. Tire Repairing a we do it practically make old tire new. It cut down tire cxpeim-ft to nn nktoulihliif! extent. Don't ciu your old tire. Slid tluiil here. We will vulcanize nml reKiir them mi dii will not lmve to tliink of Kcllink' neiv tire for 11 lonj time to come. National Vulcanizing Works 205 S. JERSEY ST. St, Johns. Oregon Real Estate! Central Location Thirteen years In the busi ness in St. Johns. List your Properly witli Us Wc Alakc Sales S. C. Cook 402 N. Jersey Street Notice to Creditors In the County Court of the Slat- of Oregon for the Countv of Multnomah. In the mutter of the' Itsmte of. K, W. McKeon, deceased, Notice is hereby Kiven of the death of K, V, McKeon. ami that the uuderii:n. tsl has lieen duly upixiiuted administra trix of his estute by the County Jmlue of Multnomah County, Oreeou. ami has tpialified. All persons having claims a gainst the estate of said decedent are ill recttM to present Mine to the undersign ed, verified as required by law, at the office of her attorneys. I'erkins c llailey, 1117 Hoard of Trade lluildiiiK. Portland, Oreeou, within six mouths from the date of the first publication of this notice, to wit; l'riday, March 21, 1919. I.Ol'ISK A. RICK. Administratrix. PHRKINS& HA1I.KY. Attorneys for Administratrix, Notice to Creditors In the County Court of the State of Ore on for the Couutv of Multnomah. In the matter of the lUtate of William C, Williams deceased, Notice is liereby Ktveu of the death 1 1 William C. Williams and that the under signed has been dulv appointed admiiiH tratrix of his estate by the Countv Im'cc if Multnomah County, Oregon, and has qualified. All persons having claims a-(.-aiust the estate of said decedent are di rected to present the s.uue to the un.lcr signed, duly verified, as by law required, ut the ottice ot tier attorneys, i'erkins iiailey, tll7 Hoard ot Traile tmiltliug. rortland, Oreuou, within six mouths from the date of the first publication of this notice, to-wtt: I'ridav, March 21, 1919. LAURA WILLIAMS. Administratrix. PHRKINS& HAILKY, Attorneys for Administratrix, JOSEPH iMcCHESNEY, Al.D. Office Room 5 Peninsula Bank Building lours 9-io a. in.; 15 p. m. ami evenings. Office phone Col. 25.1; Reus. 910 NoU tha Ubal on your papar. Hardware Requirements If you intend making alterations to your home this spring you will need paint, nails and other materials that are usually kept in a general hardware store. ' This store is well equipped to take care of all your hardware wants in a satis factory manner and at reasonable price. Call in and get our prices. Beyerle & 420 North PtfiflJt ); Dear Mary: Is youv ice box 'strictly up-to-date? If it is not shove it out and get a new one; it is a necessity. You see, pro per "air drainage" is necessary in an ice box. This keeps the food fresh and prevents the breeding of poisonous "germs." Open tho door of your refrigerator and if there is the least "smell" buy a new sanitary one. You'll save enough in foods that won't spoil and ice enough in one season to pny for it. And you'll save expensive doctors' bills. I know. Your friend- -HELEN. P. S. They have all sizes of the boxes at H. F. CLARK, the Furniture Man 400-402 S. Jorsoy St. Store closes at S P, Al. Saturdays, other days nt 6:30 P. Al. ' Its your own JaufH tj you get mug, 2 savsJjonnor "Your own horsc sense ought to tell you what is the best value when n small chew of Real Grave ly tastes so good, and lasts so much longer than a big Peyton Brand REAL CHEWING PLUG Plug packed in pouch 1 FUNERALS Beautiful gray or black adult casket, hoarie, box 2 autoi' embalming nnd refin ed service for , -MlM.r, K TRACE Y Funerals if U-uul for 20. $30, i0, ?C0. Higher priced funerals in pro jvrtan. We manufacture caskets. Lady assistant. Utr.iutiful funeral chapel. MILLER & TRACEY Main 2691 Independent Funeral Directors A 7885 Washington at Ma Street, Between 20th and 21st Street, West Side ST. JOHNS BRANCH OFFICE W. A. ANDREWS, Representative G14 Ciotral Ave It N. Armstrong Jersey St. chew of ordinary plug." Good taite, smaller chew, longer life is what makes Gen uine Gravely cost leutoeliorr than ordinary plug. H'ritt fa; Genuine Gravely DANVIIXB. VA. for loolltt qh htwti plug l Phone Columbia 888 J 5