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THE ST. JOHNS RF.VIEW
A. V. Mnrklc, I'.tlltor
Published Friduy of Each Week
Subiorlptlon prlca $1.00 par yonr.
Outside of Multnomah County J2.00
per year in advance.
AnvitRTJSlHO Ratas: US cent per Inch
cncli Insertion. Locnli G cents per line,
minimum 23 cent. Special rate on
yearly contract!.
TliH RllVlKW is entered nt twRt office
In Portland, Oregon, ns tnn.ll mutter
of the second clnM under the Act of Con
rcMof March 3, 1879,
All men are
won't nil bite
of bnit.--Ex.
suckers, but they
at the same kind
Thoro wouldn't be so many di
vorccs If there hadn't teen
many marriages. Ex.
so
Movlnir nictures are not nl
ways cntertalninK - especially
in house clcmiinK time.
When a man saye noma one
place is "a jjood town"h means
he has made money thero.iiiX
What do you mean by modes
ty, anyway? Did you over hear
anybody accuse Evo of immodes
tyY Ex.
Why specify a certain class as
"workiimmuM" There are no
other kind except sick ones and
loafers. Ex.
Advico to Juno brides: Mako
him take you on a wedding trip
It may lie the last one you'
ever take. Ex.
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Our rncon stock is us com
pleto mm it is possible to trut it
under protiont. conditions ant
compare favorably with any in
the city. Currin Hays ho.
In an article concernini; I ho
death of ilnuics A. Kolloy last
week, a mistako was made as
to the time ha united with the
Christian church. It was in
tlio year of 11)10. Husidus bis
widow and dauuhtor hero, ho
is survived by a niece, Vora
Kolloy, of Portland.
Mr. 0. I). Thompson, of Van
couver. Wash., and Airs. Pru
dence J I tat t. of 710 N. Ivanhoi'
struct, wore united in marriage
Wednesday ovi'iiiiiir, 'mi" -'tb,
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
John Webster, 012 Salem tttruot,
Kov. Morrill, of I ho loiiirrvKa
tlonnl church olllciatinR. A
lino weddinir dinner was served.
Edward A. oil nor was drown
cd Thursday noar St. John
whun his canott ovorttmitMl by
n steamer's well, lie whs 20 of
hko and bad but roturiiiMl from
service with tlio One 1 lunilroil
SixtyMocond United Stutos in
fantry. Ilo was horn and
reared in Mt. AiiKt'l. Mr. oil
nor is survived by his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. ,Iooph 'ollnor, of
bt. Johns; a sister, Miss Hilda
Zollner, and a brother, I'mil .oil
nor, United States army, just
returned from Franco. Tin
funeral was held at Mt. Anuel
Sunday.
The first District MMtinir of
the Portland District Oregon
Conference of the Free Metbo
diat church will conveno at the
Free Methodist church, corner of
Hichmond and Hudson streets,
commencing Thursday night.
Juno Ufith at 8 p. m. and Inst
ing over Sunday, Kev. .1. F.
Hoppor in charge, A good re
presentation from the dillerent
circuits, both ministerial and by
members, is expected. We crave
the divine presence in all these
service, und extend a cordial
invitation to all to attend, E.
1). Iilackman.
F. S. Uelchor. of th Penin
sula Motor Sales company, of
St. Johns, Chevrolet agents for
the Peninsula, including St.
Johns and Liuntou, report the
outlook and present sales to be
much better than their highest
estimates. This district is
showing a lively interest in the
Chevrolet line, and already the
sales company finds itself unable
to kcop up with the demand.
The company commenced busi
ness May 1st last, and immed
iately found the Chevrolet lino.
which includes the light four
and delivory, the larger four
and the one ton truck, well
adapted to the needs of this iiis
tnct, and prospocts for future
business look exceedingly en
couraging. The present location
is at 107 Fesssenden street,
but later a now building will be
occupied.
A Daily Vacation Bible School
is to be conducted in St. Johns
during tho coming summer, un
der the auspices of the Multnom
ah County Sunday School As
sociation. This school will be
the first of its kind to be held
in Oreyon. Sessions meet from
nine to twelvo each morning of
the week, for a period of two
weeks, beginning on Auguot
JL1. The movement for aummer
schools of religious instruction
for boys and girls is popular in
the East and South. Tho schools
give religious training without
any sectarian bias. The course
of study includes choral singing
training in worship, graded
liiblo instruction, dramatiza
Hon of Bible stories, character
talks, nlavs and games. Expert
teachers are employed. For
the St. Johns School Harold I
Ilumbort. general secretary of
tho Oregon Sunday School as
sociation, is to bo principal. The
teachers will bo Miss Georgia
Parkor. M ss Violet W. Johnson
Miss Ilornico Adams, Miss Vera
Fuller. Classes will bo conduct
ed for pupils from tho ages (
four to fifteen. A local commi
tee of arrangements represent
ing the various churches of bt
Johns has been appointed, con
sisling of Kov. A. P. Lay Ion
chairman: Mrs. Burton, of th
Baptist, Mr. Overstrcet, of tho
Christian, Mr. Thurston, of the
M. E. and Hov. Merrill, of the
Congregational churches, mem
bers of the committee.
at
A dispatch from Salom to the
Portland Journal yesterday says
Holding that tho statutes do
not confer discretion on the
sunerintendent of banks or
tho state hanking board to in
diiiro into business conditions
and decide from that utan Jpoin
whether tho organization of an
additional bank in a community
is justified, Judge George G
Binuham the of Marion county
circuit court today upheld the
alternative writ of mandamus
sued in behalf of S. A. Mulkey
iiiii others interested in tho or
gaui.ation of a now hank at bt
Johns and ordered the state sup
orintondenl of banks to grant
the charter asked for.
Assistant Attorney Genera
Van Winkle announced this
morning that the state banking
board would continue to stand on
its demurrer to the writ, on
tlio ground that tho circuit
court has no jurisdiction in tlio
matter, and will appeal tho case
to tho supremo court us soon as
the judgment is issued by
lodge Bingham. Mulkey nud a
number of others were rofusei
chartor for a now bank in
St. Johns by Superintendent of
Bunks Will II. Bennett, on tho
ground Hint the Held was al
ready thoroughly covered ami
the organization of another bunk
was not justified, An appeal
was taken to tho state banking
HMird, which upheld Bennett in
lis decision. I hen the case
was taken into the Marion
county eiicuit court in order
to compel tho issuanco of
charter.
Last Tuesday evening the
'liiloChristo class of tho United
'.vangelieal church held their
regular monthly business meet
ng in Columbia rail;, and in
connection with tho business
meetinu a picnic was hold, and
alMuit -10 people were present am
ull retHirt a good time and big
Hts. I ho chivs voted at this
meeting to support a native
worker in one of our mission
fields in Ch'na, also a committee
onsisting of Mrs. Geo. Hall and
Mrs. Althea Ogden was appoint-
mi to una out the cost ot putting
n cement walks at tlte parson
age with tho view or having
ho work done. If you are elig-
do for membership in this
ass you bad bettor join, as it
the class that docs things.
opotod.
BIB OVERALLS,
stuff $1.98. HOGEHS.
heavy
Nothing to put on, nothing to
take oil', just a turn of the hand
is all that is necessary to mako
tho Brunswick Phonograph, tho
nil record machine without a
rival. CUBH1N SAYS SO.
Approving plans for a sixtli
pontoon for tho St. Johns dry
ock, it having been determined
recently to undertake tho ad-
itional facilities, the Port of
'ortlaud commission lias adver
ted for bids on the construc
tion, to be opened July 10. In ad
dition specifications for a steel
hull, for the dredge Columbia
have been approved, and an
effort is being made to call ft r
bids on that to be opened a week
or ten days after the pontoon
proposals arc mused on. The
public dry dock has tho original
five pontoons with winch it was
placed in operation, and while
the facilities have not been over
taxed by any single vessel, it is
foreseen that with another pon
toon not only a longer vessel can
bo taken care, of but in hand
ling smnller carricis mora could
be lifted at the same time than
is now ossible.
IT STRIKES US
That tho only sure way to real
izo the values in Hardware
given here is to come and judge
them in person. Anybody can
promise big things. We invite
you to nay us a visit and learn
for yourself how generously we
carry out our promises.
Byerle & Armstrong
420 North Jersey Street
Office Main 75G7 lies. Woodlann 1 1 OS
llourst 9 A. M. to S l. M.
tvenings by Appointment
OPTflMCTDICT-nDTiriAh
200-7.8 bYV LI LAND ULDG.
rifth and Washington Streets
Portland, Oregon
YES, WE REPAIR INNER
TUBES
As well as the outer shoes o
tires. Vulcanizing tunes gives
the same satisfaction as It does
on casings. Our method prove
satisfactory on all sorts of tires
-pneumatic tires for motor
cars, bicycles, baby carriage
solid tires for auto trucks, vac
cum cleaners, etc. But auto tire
vulcanizing is our specialty.
National Vulcanizing Works
205 S. JERSEY ST.
St. Johns, Oregon
Wood of all kinds
Auto Express
Price Ut'HMitiiilric li iimjit Service
A1IKI;(10ARCKI- Zm
PAT'S
! Barber Shop &
108 N. Jersey St.
Poff & Green
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Sfind find Gravel Hauled
Daily Trips to I'oiiIhikI
Phone Col. 308 206 N. JERSEY SI
le Bank Of Commerce
114 North Jersey St,
orncniis
p. s. DomiNtmci urn. iNaaMc m
C. DEIGNING.
Vice 1'ic.iiUnt awl Guliier
DIRECTORS
F. S. DOERNHRCHBR.
C. DETER ING,
A. O. NEAL
FRED W. GERMAN.
PANAMA HATS two simo
leons. ROGERS.
Mr. Earl J ay no and Miss
Hazel Linquist were united in
mamturc nt the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. H. D. Beam at 1:30
Wednosdav afternoon. Dr. H.
Jones performing tho ceremony.
Only tho immediate friends of
tho young couple wore nresent.
Tho newly wedded pair will
join Mr. und Mrs. Beam in a
sojourn to San Diogo, Cal., where
they will remain for about six
weeks. i
Oil .limo 11 tho Lovnl Wnmnii
and Loyal Men's classes of the
niiristlnn Stindnv Schnnl.ivpnf in
Columbia Slough in trucks,
w h fell wore kind y furnished hv
Messrs. liieen, Herwick and
t'lvnn. where a bountiful ilinmi-
was enjoyed. The occasion was i
in celebration of several birth.
lays of members ot hoth classes
mninir in tho month nf .lnn.v
After dinner an excellent good
time was enjoyed bv all. theivl
being entertainment of all
kinds, jumping rope, pitching
norsoFiioes, wading, tellug
stories, tug of war, races, game ,'
and last but best of all, two
canoes came to our shore in com-!
maud of Hugh Whisler and
Fred Marlett, which were im-
mmli'ltillv nliurtrtpiwl Vii.i nf
charge for some boat rides.'
there was quite a scramble to
see who should have first rides,
but tho boats continued to go
and return till all were satis
fied, in the early evening wo all
returned. One who was there.
Notice of Guardian's Sale of
Real Properly.
Notice Is hereby kIvcii, that the under
signed, will, from rihI nftcr Saturday,
June 28th, l'JIU, proceed to nnd (.ell at
private snle, to the highest bidder for nil
cash, or for tHirt cash and part ou time,
the whole of:
Lot Nine (J), nnd Wet one-half (i) of
Lot Ten (10), in Mock Ten (10), John Ir
Ung'a 1'lrsl Addition to hast Portland,
now within the corporate limits of the
City of I'ortlniiil, Multnomah County,
Oregon, with the improvement! nnd ap
purtenance thereon or belonging there
to. There I a leu tooin dwelling house
on said laud, kmmn as 712 Schuyler
Street, and garage,
Alice A. Morrii.a minor, and daughter
and ward of Kdwanl U. Morris, is nu
owner of an undivided two-thirds inter
est In Mid protiert) and Kdward K.Mor
ris, Individually, im ni an undivided one
thinl intcri-iti In sod property. The
whole of miid prnp rty will be sold.
.Sale of alil minor' interest lias been
Hiithori.ed In- an k-r of the County
Court of Muftomah umtity, Oregon, dn
teil and entered on the 21t (lay of May,
1010. If sold forn rush und jxitl ou
time, balance owing ou the purchase
prlre must be eeur I by n first tnort
gHge lien on (he wh 'leoi mild property.
Abstract of title will U- furnished pur
chaser. Hid will be received nud all In
quiries answered b lid wind K. Morris
at l'eiiiusuln National llauk, 1'honeCol.
hOO. or at the office f 1'crklns & llalley,
hU attorneys, 1117 llnd of Trade Illdg.,
Miotic Main WM8. lvnlnnd. Oregon.
Hale made subject m confirmation by
Judge of the Circuit v ourtof Multnomah
County, Deiwrtmein .f Probate.
lilAVAUl) K. MOURIS,
Cuanllan of Alice . Morris, n minor,
HIVAIU . MOlUUSr
Individually.
For Sale Cheap
A plot of ground 100x(J00 feel,
which contains twelve 50x100 foot
lots, just Hcross the river from St.
JoIiiin, bounded by Wood nud Mills
Mretm. Ior qukk te$1000 tnkes
them, which is Iish than 100 per
lot. (iootl terms siven. Call nt
this office.
THE CHEVROLET LINE
Touring cars, light deliveries
and otic ton trucks.
PENINSULA MOTOR SALES CO.
107 Fcssendcn St.
Phone Col. 1 1 25 St. Johns
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
o ouxo
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FUNERALS'
Donutlful orry or
black adult cmkot,
henric, box, 2 autoi
embalming and rofln
ed service for
$7
r Emm
Mil 1 I K
THACUV
J'liiicrai it .Ushed for J20, $30, f 10, ?G0. HlRlier priced funeral In jiro
(onion, We manufacture casket. I.ady ntUtant.
lWautiful funeral cliajxl,
MILLER & TRACEY
Mnln 2601 Independent Funeral Directors A 7605
Washington M tll.i Street, Retacen 20lh and 21st Street, West Side
ST. JOHNS BRANCH OFFICE
W. A. ANDREWS, Representative
ll 1 Central Ave. N.
Phone Columbia 8SS
EVERYTHING for the ama
teur iihatotfrnphor at CUHHINS.
O
HrinK in your job printintr.
Wall Pocket Free
Your choice of 'any of our High
Grade WALL POCKETS with a
One Dollar Subscription to the
ST. JOHNS REVIEW.
Get yours while assortment is
large.
Now and attractive designs just
added.
f JESS. i. J O , p . p
JmS (ioar jWgg
Jfira andJfuu
iuilfi our shjftsfl, strong.
aummire,.
Dom Marys
Did you ever go to visit anyone who had a nicely furn
ished parlor but who neclected the dinintr room, bed rnnms
and all the rest of the house? Many take care of their
nomes in tins slipshod way. They can afford to fix up
their homes, but they just don't think, or olso their hus
bands are too stingy. If my homo were not fixed up right
thru and thru, I would complain to mv husband. WnnMn't
you
Sincerely HELEN.
P. S. I saw such pretty new things today at
H. F. CLARK, the Furniture Man
400-402 S. Jersey St.
Store closes at 8 P, Al. Saturdays, other days at 6:30 P. At.
Columbia Garage
107 Fessenden Street
Repairs, Fair Prices, Guaranteed Work,
storage, Oils, das, Tires, Tubes
rxmiR xisw maxagisausxt
Hudson & Stockum"
FOR SALE
11919 Case Six
11919 Monitor Six
1-1919 Scripps Booth Six'
ff11 omZ; : 5650.00
11918 1 ton Denby truck t 995.00
Can make delivery today. Terms if wanted.
W. N. JAMES,
Phone Columbia 486 1 760 Portsmouth Avenue
Not tha tatxl on your pipir,
! EDMONDSON & CO.
' Plumbing, Heating & Tinning
We Repair Alumiuutn Ware
Thone Cc' 92
EXPRESS
We haul any thing, any time, any
Place. Prices rtaseRabk
Daily Trips to Portland
Phone
207 s jervst J Enquire 317 N. Jersey St. -