THE ST. JOHNS REVIEW
A. W. Mtkle, Editor,
Published Friday of .Each Woek
Subaorlptlon prlea $1.00 por yetir.
Outside of Multnomah County f2.00
per year In advance.
AdvRh?isino HA'ra:"5J5 cents per tncli
each Inscrfl&u, Icnlf 6 cenU cr
minimum 25 cents. Special rale on
yearly contract.
Til K HKVIHW is entered nt xMt nftue
In l'ortl atnl , Oregon, as mail iimtU-r
of the second class under the Act ol Con
gress of Stnrchij, 1879.
ilium ill 1 Him
A proposition that in now bo
intf );'dcred to some cxtont
is l!'B projqct ' of fxtoiidiny;
Columbia boulevard to the
extreme point of the lower
peninsula, whan it is pronosed
that a ferry bo operated be
tweeh that point nnd Sauvie's
Iain; d. Thorn is a vast amount
of what is said to be the most
fertilo land in the , world at
Sauvios Island. But on account
of difficulty of access to market
the k renter portion of the island
lies in an undeveloped stale.
Hut ' with a Kood road to the
lower end of tho peninsula and
ferry service from there on to
the island established, the
farmors would naturally brinj
their produce to tho bt. Johns
markets, and other, farmer.6
would bo induced to develope
and cultivato more land. II
would bo u Rood thintr for St.
Johns and I ho peninsula in
KAiiural, as well as for tho farm
ors of the island." A movement
is being inaugurated 10 imprest
upon the county commissioner
the importance of including Uiik
roadway and ferry 6ervlc ii
next year's budget. Why not'
A community park of from
five to ten acres, maybe more,
will be one of the direct bene
fits to St. Johns if .the voters
approve the measure to be voted
nn ut the city election Tuesday
authorizing the City Council to
Issue $500,000 in bonds for the
purchase of park sites.v This
measure ourfht to carry anwyay,
for Portland has nothing like as
much park ucreago for the num
ber of inhabitants as other
cities ol the came class.
Imt the Council has promised
that if this measure passes the
St. Johns district will be one of
the seven sections of Portland
in which sites will Go purchas
ed. Land values are rising
every year and the city will save
money-and property owners
will save taxes in the long run
b.v nrovitling for parks now.
The committee of St. Johns citi
zens who are working on this
matter report that $50,000 will
l)o spent for park lund in .this
district if the bond issue passes.
A development something like
that of Peninsula and Sellwood
parks is anticipated w'th com
munity house, gymnasium.
swiinm ntr pool and nluv apparut
us. wadinu pools and sand piles
for the ctildrcn. Every voter
in St. Johns should vote for
this nark silo measure, Charter
Amendment No. 512 on the city.
ballot lucHday.
Di Lewis J. Keliher
DENTIST
l'rohylnxln it Sjiuolnlly
Room 10 "
Peninsula Bank Building
The Electric Store.
Everything Electrical
Wiring, Fixtures, Electrical Auto
mobile Accessories, Storage Bat
teries Recharged, Electric Appli
ances of all kinds.
Columbia 977 418 N. Jersey
t
Tho entire west Is interested
in building up n grout merchant
murine on tho Pacific ocean.
Propor rail rates to western sen-
ports, ami a snipping to carry
our commerce nnu crops moans
millions annually to every wont
orn state, nut wnai goon are
roduccd oxport and import rail
rntoa if there aro no ships to
carry those produclH to mm
from our ports? Ah England
is suuking to gobble the ship
ping oi the world, mo the
Atlantic coast is grabbing tin
wooiuunu siooi ships mini on
tlif Pacific coast. The Pacific
coast has shown the world that
it can build ships f tutor and
hotter than they can bo built on
tho Atlantic. luc when itliipx
built at Pacific coast harbor
aro sold they aro advurlisiMl for
Halo in Now York weeks bo lore
thuy are offered on this coast.
Pugot Sound, Portland. San
Krancisco and Los Ange'oH arc
not given a fair chance to build
up as groat ports of entry and
distributing content. Pacific
coast operating companion have
now organised for mutual pro
tuction and advamemunt of
Pacific shipping iulereatM on
rhiuh our wostorn coiiiiiioitIhI
life dopomls. -- Parille Count
Munuiovturor.
Eleven babies are dead, 21
have been nflllctod with a mys
terious malady, and Tuesday
niuht. according to the state
ment of Mrs. 1). Cliurns. presi- J!'5M'
dent of the Wavorly Uuby Home.
12 ImhicH were in a most criti
cal condition at that institution.
All tho children ure less than
.'I year old. Mrs. Hums said
that the little uult'ercrs are in
terrible agony, screaming with
pujn, ami will) blood coming
Notice of Guardian's Sale of
Real Property.
Notice Is herein' ulvcit. that tin muter
hIkic(1, will, from and "tier Saturday,
June 1U1U, proceed to Mini sen ai
private sale, to the highest hlddcr for all
Charlos Piez, who recently re
tirod as general ninmigor of dm
orgoncy tloet corpoiHlion, in a
recant address declared himvelf
"permanently cured" of any oin
bryonic leanings toward govern'
inont . ownorship he might
have entertained. Political
managomcnt of shipbuilding and
ahip operating imlimtry came
as near wrecking both broiii'lien
of our maritime operations a it
was possible to do. I aucella
lion or threatened cancellation
of shipbuilding contract pro
miuod to close all Pacific coast
yards. When tho ollicials lliially
realized the mess they had made
thoy said they didn't mean to
oimcftl enntrncts. nnlv I'lumure
them. Now western Hhipbuildcni
liavo been asked to Washington
to he n roimir tho daiiiHk'c. Hit
vacillation policy of the shipping
board should bo fiuled and
Congress definitely decido win-
ther or not the U. S. is to build
u fleot as planned and if not, say
so, men it snouid adopt a
national policy oncoiirnging to
tho development of an Amuriean
merchant marine. Foroign
traJe means more to iu now tlinn
ovor before.
from tiieir motiihs and ears:
Tliu cases Jiave been diagnosed
by spccialiHlH as dysentery of
a nigniy inieciiotiH typo, mo
horn In under strict (iiiarantine.
and the eases have been isolated
an soon as they wore discovered.
The members of tho Oregon
(irapo Cluo were pleasantly en
tortaiiied. AIay2P. by Mrs. Cath
urine Tooling, at her home, 21!)
W. lyier strew, in tne cofi-
iindrum conteHt, Mrs. Winters
won first prize and Mrs. Kmma
lloyd the consolation. Wafer.'),
ho lad. cake and collce woreserv
en by the hostcsy. assisted by
iMesdameH Armstrong, Kosclta
Smith and Kinnm Mourn. Those
present were Mesdauies Heck-
nan, lloyd, Price, Hiigbee, Clark,
Kmerick, Harrington. Haskell,
Keoiigh, Marcliland, Alulim,
Palmer, Potomon, Pond, Stone.
and Winters, Misses Anna
Hello Phillips, Ida Tooling and
Vivian Mtihin. Master Hoy and
Paul Meckmnn and Kenneth
..IHIflll
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Tho lawyer was Kitting at his
iirMK, Hi)ontu(i 111 mo nru mrn
lion of a brief. So intent was
lie on work that ho did not hoar
the door as it was pushed gently
open, nor hoo tne curly iioad mat
was thrust into his oifice. A
little sob attracted his notice.
hiui, turning, no saw a lace that
whs streaked with tears and
told plainly that feelings had
hi on hurt. "Well, my little
man, did you want to huo moV
" A tk tutu m hitiltlilt7" " Vau
What do you wantr' "1 want
mid there was a resolute run
in his voico ''I want a divorce
from my pupa and mamma.
Hetldy's Mirror.
Ont of tho big tasks before
emigres will ho the taxation
eah, or for ixirt cath and jwirt on time,
the whole of:
IM Nine (0), and Went otic-half (I) of
Lot Ten (10), in lllock Ten (10), John Ir
vIiik'h l'lritf Addition to KaU Portland,
now within the cortiornle limit of the
City of 1'ortland. Mtiltiiwiiuli Coiiuty,
Oregon, with the iiiiirovciiiciiH nnd a
purti'iiance thereon or belotiKliiri there
to, There It it leu room dwelling liousc
oil Mild land, known nit 712 Kcliuylrr
Street and k'"fK''.
Alice A. Morrit.n minor, and diuililer
nnd ward of gilwanl U. Motrin, in Mil
owner of mi undivided two.lhinU inter
est In Mid protiert)' mid ltdwnrd It. Mor
rm, luillvKliiany, owiih mi umiiviutii one-
OculOrCalistlieiiics
Mhny people wear gluspes who
do not need them. If your limbs
were wcuk you would not wear
crutchos. You would exercise
thoir muscles. Why not exer
cise yotlr Eye musclos? Dr.
Sauvie has installed the best in
strument for treating Y.OUR
EYES the Phoromotor. Call
on Dr. I V. SAUVIE and let
him explain throroughly his
treatments to you. 20(5 7-8 Swot
land Hltlg., Fifth mil Wash,
streets. Main 7C07.
Every Home Should Have a Flag for Memorial Day
9 m
v A fihe selection of Flags are now on sale at the
Review Office, opposite Ormandy's Store. They
range in size from 3x5 to 5 x 8 fept.
v Grade, High. Prices, Low. N
Call in now and be ready to decorate your home
or business place on'Memorial Day. '
v.M.n..,.. ..... ..w ..... ,...v,w,, n . ,,b(ctum tlicrcof lu tlie St.
problem. If public Opinion has Juhiu Review, newsMir of ueneral
thiol Intirent In Mild tiroiftty. The
wholu of wild imcrty will be Mild.
Kale of wild minor' intercut Ihm liecn
iiuthoriyed hy nu order of the County
Court of .Muftoiiiah County, k'Kmi, tin
ted mill entered on the 2Ut tlay of May,
ID lit. ii Mini lor ixirt cam nun txiti on
time, halatico ovv lti; on the mri'linc
nrlee iiiikI lie fcutiil liv i flmt iiiorl-
Hae lien on thcwholutil Mtld iiroiierty.
MiMniei iiiuoe win i,v iiiriiimicii tiur
i'hiiMr. 111.1m will lie rereived and all in
(Milt leu itiikweted hy Kdwiinl K. Morrlx
at IViiiimutu Niitfomil ll.ink, I'hoiieCol,
hOO, orutihiMilliie of I'erkltiH.S: ll.illey,
liiiuittorucy, 1117 Oo inl ol Trade lllilK
I'lioiie Alain MtIS, I'tiitlaliil, Uli'Kull.
Nile inuile MiMect to coiiliriutilloii li
JiulKcof the Circuit Couilof .Multiioiiial
County, DeiNirliiient of Pioli.ite,
l(IIWAKI) K. .MtiKKIn,
t.uardlaii of Alice A. Mtirrin, n minor.
I(I)WAUI) A. MOItKIS.
Iiidivldii.tlly,
SUAIAIONS.
In the Circuit Court of tlic.Slateof
tlrvkim for the County of .Multiiomiih.
Jet.le If. I'litrell, puitillll, v. iieriimu
lliivvrdttle, Clmrlin Stout, J, W. Cook
mid -Cook, hi wife, defendant.
In the iiniueol t ie Slate ol Oreuon.
you mid each of you are hereby .tetiilml
lo iiiiK'Hr iiuil ttiitwer. or othrrwUe pleail
lo the complaint tiled iik'ilnt you In the
uoove euiitleil Court ami cause on or lie-
fore the expiration of nix weeks publica
tion of till niitiimoini, and that if you full
no to iiPKNir mid answer, for want there
of, the plaintiff will apply to the Court
lor tne ri'ilri iiemamieii in im cotupiaiui
lieteiti to wit: I'or it jiiilmueut amide-
ciec of uttlct foiecloiiirc ttaltit you in
b.ilil ciiiue, imrriHK nun lorcciosinj; youoi
mid from all rlt;lit, title, iiiteie!, cUlm.
lieu, ami roulty ol rcdt'iuntlou lu umi to
that rertnlu teal proerty itu.tted in the
Con nt v of MiillliiMiiali, hlate of OrrKoii.
mrtirularly drcrlbfd a Lot number I'J)
lu lllock if) Pomona, an uddltloii to Port
land. Multnomah County. Drreoiii uc-
cordiui! to the ollicial plat thereof n re-
ioiiUhI in the ollice of the County Clerk
of Multiioumli County, Ort'Kou, iiiclud
iuuthe klutulory rilil of rcilemptiuti,
ami for liU cokU mid diburiciueuti herein.
Service of till Htiiumomi i in.tde up
on on by publication thereof in the St.
The nation is awakening to
the necessity of good road, and
mturest is being mamfostod in
every city, township, county
and state. Tho world wants
production nnd the way to get it
is to opon up the land by muking
it available with good rotuU, The
west hns millions of acres of
fertilo land within a few miles
of railroads and centers of popu
lation, entirely undeveloped
simply becau1 thro may be a
10 or 20 milo stretch of impas
sable roads botween these lands
and the markets. Good roads
aro as necessary to successful
farming as a telephone is in any
successful business, both put
tho user in touch with tho rust
of the world. Congress should
immediately devise ways and
mans lor tho construction of a
national highway. Thousands
of men would be employed and
the examplo set by the govern
ment! would be followed by
every stute and county in the
nation, Huilding roads should
be a national occupation for tho
.next ton yaars.
any weiuiit. one of the first
things to go will bo the so-called
luxury tax which places a spe
cial tax uuruon on a designated
list of articles and industries.
Americans aro wining to pay
(UN os to meet obligations of the
nation but they dislike special
taxes, thoy always havo'and al-
was will,
An advertisement in a Chi
cago paper promises a steady
tob to a bartender which is tho
niotit pronounced instance of
optimism discovered thus far
during tho seasoii,San Fran
Cisco Hullotiu.
.BARNTELEUliAl'HY. Hail-
roads want liOOl) telegraph
era ami me place to get your
training is in an exclusive
Kail way Tolouroph school. In
uuiries Solicited. Apply Kailway
Telegraph Institute 218 Hail-
way Exchange, Portland, Or. 81
Would you bo ablo to meet
your financial obligation and at
the same time re-establish your
homo should your property bo
destroyed by, firo? We write all
linos of insurance. Let us quote
you rates. reninsuia security
company.--
QUONG TONGlAFE
Try Chop Stiey and Noodles
at popular prices, Homo Mado
Pastry ovory day ut "Cafoof
Morit. We sorvo breakfast and
dinner. Open from (i a. m. to
12 p, in. S. Jersoy street.
circulation published in Portland, Mult
iiouiuh County, Oregon, puruniit to an
order made hy the Honorable GeorKcW'.
.StapU-toti, ProtdiiiK Judge of the Circuit
Court of ic Stall- of Drcou.fur Multno
mah Con ut v, made ami eiUercd on -fllli
day of May, 11)19, dlrectiiiK service of
Mild Mttuuiniik to be made by publication
thereof in the St. Johns Review for six
MUYeUe weeks,
Utteof fir i.t publication of this Mini
iiwih U May "0. 19 U, and but publica
tion July 11, 11UU.
SIDN It Y CORDON,
Attorney for 1'IaintilT.
lierliiiKer UuildiiiK,
Second mid Alder Street,
l'ottlaud, Oregon,
For Sale Cheap
A plot of ground 100x000 feci,
which contains twelve 50x100 foot
lots, just across the river from St.
Johns, bounded by Wood tuul .Mills
streets, l-'or quick sale $1000 takes
them, wjdeh is less thua 100 per
lot. Good terms Riven. Call at
this office.
FUNERAL
Bonutlful arty or
black n'dult oaiket,
hoarse, box, ? nutoi
cmbolmlno nnd rafln
ad ocrvlco for
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MI 1,1 Hit
I'luiefrtls if Vetoed for i'iO, M, f 10, ftlo. IPaher piued Imi ' in pro-1-ortion.
We iiianufacttir caskets, Iuly .(iktmit.
Ikdiiliful fuiieral clwpel.
MILLER &, TRACEY
Main 2601 Indauandont Funernl Dlreotors A 7COA
Woihlnutun at tll.i Street, llclceit 20lfi and 2lt Street, Went Side
ST. JOHNS BRANCH OFFICE
W. A. ANDREWS, Representative
Phone Columbia 8SS
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Should be in every Home Made from Oregon Products
Office and Factory: 380-384 East Stark Street
Phone East 1324
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Dear Alniy:
This morning I saw a new rug in the window at
11. P. CLARK'S. My heart was instantly so set on it that
I wont right in and bought it. It was an oriental (Jesign.
Hugs, I think, are the yew HASISof beautifvincr vour
home. Without pretty rugs a womafrcannothave a charm
ing home. What a joy it is to tread upon a luxurious rug
in your, own home! Your friend- -HELEN.
P. S. Just scores and scores of wonderful ruts nriced
so reasonably down at
H. F. CLARK, the Furniture Man
400-402 S. Jersey St.
Store closes nt 8 P. Al. Saturdays, other days nt 6:30 P. Al.
Columbia Garage
1 07 Fessenden Street
Repairs, Fair Prices, Guaranteed Work,
Storage, Oils, Gas, Tires, Tubes
UXDKK XltW MAXAGISMJ'XT
Hudson & Stockum
Guarantee Fund Life Association '
Protects you in total Disability, Old Age, and Death.
$10.66 pays for $1000 at age of 35. Why pay more?
Phone Columbia 486, and we will call and show you this
jolicy. Other ages in same proportion.
Double Idemnity $2.
v W. N. JAMES. Agent,
1760 Portsmouth Avenue
If you are a stranger in town read
The Review and get acquainted.
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