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VOLUME 15
ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1919.
NUMBER 40
News in General
Patronizes tho Review adver
Users.
The wood man is kept on the
CO tho3o days.
A. W. Schnffcr and family
have moved to Seattle.
Edward Monahan has sold his
residence at 521 Oswego street.
ft R ftnqnnll linn nnlrl hfn ren
idenco on South Jersey Btrcet
to L. E. walker.
In 1883 but 3 por cent of our
ncoplo lived in cities, today over
half of them do.
Tho Review will havo five
publications this month, the last
falling on October uist.
Mrs. Galloway and dnughtcr,
Hattic, havo boon spending a
couple of weeks in Texas.
P. H. Edlofficn is serving ns
trrnnA inrnr nnd E. W. Gnrlick
as travcrso juror this Bcssinn of
court.
Miss Jennie E. Rowon, the of
ficicnt assistant at tho local
postoff ice, is now on her vacation
of fifteen nays.
The Sans Dicu class of tho
Evangelicul church will mot at
the homo of Mrs. Geo. M. Hull
noxt Tuesday evening.
Bring in your nows items,
licmembor you yourself nre
partly to blame if the papor is
not as newsy as you bcliovo it
ought to be.
Mrs. G. V. Ovorstrcot and
sistor, Mrs. Cnllison, nro leav
ing this week for nn extended
visit to relatives and friends in
Wyoming, Kansas City and
Missouri.
J? H. W. Bonham and family
havo moved from their homo in
St. Johns to Piedmont. They
will not remain in Piedmont
long, howovor, as Mr. Bonham
expects to build in St. Johns.
Eangoline Myrtlo Faith Nor
ton dicu at her home, 51G Hart
man streot, Octobor 9th, uged
four years and three days, pneu
monia being tho cause of her
death. Sho was tho daughter
of Earl B. Norton, and formerly
roaldcd at Corvallia. The funer
al services took placo Friday nf
tcrnon last at 2 o'clock at tho
chapel of tho St. Johns Under
taking Co., Dr. Jones officiating.
Interment in Columbia cemetery.
GEORGIA RICH
11 AX O
PUriL BEATRICE HIDDEN EICHENLAUB.
Sla Bush A Lan Btdg. Marahall 3387
BIS Alniworth Ava. Phonat- Woodlawn 2002
410 Oawaoo Bt. Columbia 004
Mrs. Gabriel PuIIin
VoonJ Touohov
DUpkram Ilrcathlntf. l'orword Tone
placement and Clear diction,
Pupils taught to take part In Trios and
Quartette,
65 Lombard St. Phqnc Columbia 182
Mrs. Frank A. Rice
CHILD MUSIC SPECIALIST
Violin, Mandolin and Piano
Short mctboJ cipJlljr pr.ptrcd (or Julti
Studio: 412 S. Hdlson Street
Telephone Columbia 389
ELMER SNEED
Violin Instruction
STUDIO, 215 N. Syracuse Street
Phone Columbia 302
Alrs.BerthaC.Burdick
(LIceutltate of the Royal Academy
of Music, London.)
Teacher of Piano
1957 Hodge St. Phone Col. 87a
Dr. Evart P. Borden
DEXTIST
Painless Extraction of Teeth under
Nitrous Oxide Gas
Office Peninsula Dank bldg.
Office phone Col. 635; re. phone Col. 477
Hour 9-12 a. m.; 1:30 6 and 7-8 p. ra.
Phoae Columbia 379
Res. Columbia 1131
Dr. F. P. Schultze
Physician and Surgeon
Room 10 Peninsula Bank Building
DR. L, F. PICKENS,
DENTIST
Office Hear 8 to 12 A. M. 1 to 6 P. M.
Evening 7 to 9
Teaiasula Bank Bids.
Office Fhoec Columbia n83
MASQUERADE SUITS
FOR RENT
Mrs. J. A. Hyde, 214 Fessenden Street
During August $1,200,000
worth of work done on Oregon
roads; September, $1,400,000.
All notices of aooial or other
events wherein an admission or
other charge is made are pub
lished nt tho usual ratestwo
cents per word. jj
All the young "people of tho
St .Johns Baptist church aro
cordially invited to attend tho
B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 Sunday oven
ing. Also all other young people
who care to attend.
A gymnasium class was organ
ized at the St. Johns branch of
tho Y. W. C. A. Wednesday
night. Besides the regular
gymnasium work, tho women
expect to hold hikes.
The Peninsula National Bank
held its annual plrnrc Monday,
Columbus Day. nt Englo Creek.
The weather was perfect in the
arternoon and tho occasion wns
immensely enjoyed by tho bnnk
management, employes and their
inmiJiuu.
Mr. A. T. Conloy nnd family,
11G Hartman street, gave a
nlcasant nnrty last Thursdnv
evening, tho occasion being tho
lBtn oirtnuay oi tnoir eitiest
daughter. A crowd of thirty
was prcsont and all report a jolly
cood time. Lunch was served
nt 10" o'clock. Tho young huly
was tho recipient of a number
of pretty and useful gifts.
Clifford Holdman of Holdman.
Ore., is visiting relatives in
St. JohnB for a few days Ho is
tho youngest wheat rancher in
Umatilla county. Though but
19 years of age ho is successfully
farming 500 ncroa of wheat land,
which he rents from his father,
Frank Holdman of Pendleton.
Clifford received a part of his
early education in St. Johns at
tho Central school, going lntor
to Pendleton whero ho attended
tho high school.
Mrs. Frank A. Rico announces
tho first of n series of class dem
onstration lessons for tho par
ents nnd friends of her pupils,
to no held at her studio. 412 s.
Edison street, noxt Sunday at 3
p. m. mo ono lino rcnturo of
theso lessons is that there is no
special preparation by tho pupil,
as tho work includes blackboard.
noto writing, -sight reafllrig and
plnying of scales as well as fine
solos. Mrs. Rico is particularly
successful with very young chil
dren, and has carofully pre
pared n short courso for grown
people wishing quick results.
TTOOSSS
The Host Trustworthy Tires Built
Cord and Fabric Oases
Red and Gray Tubes
Each tire comes to you with
the personal endorsement of
Barney Oldfield.
If Barney trusts them you can
National Vulcanizing Go.
205 S, Jersey St,
PHONE COLUMBIA 1130
Between Friends
a photograph
There't a photographer in your town
The HOES STUDIO
Opposite Central School
Fireman Fred Orchard and
wife have returned from a very
pleasant sojorun of two weeks'
duration at Long Beach, Wash.
Officer Roberts, well liked and
efficient member of the local
police force, has taken up his
abodo at 203 i Richmond street.
A spark in tho wood hopper at
the St. Johns sawmill last Fri
day night mado a slight blaze
that was extinguished by the
night force.
CnntStnrk rnnnrrR fchn nnntnrn
of tho large bass which got a
way irom mm recently, lie could
not tell its wnftrlit hncnuan tho.
scales were too light.
0. E. Clandlcr, formerly one
of Undo Sam's marines, is sub
bing at the local fire station dur
ing the vacation of Samuel Rei-
mers, who is enjoying an ex
cursion into tho Willamette val
ley. Mrs. A. V. Nelson, who line!
been spending tho summer at
uar view, Oregon, has returned
homo for a few days, after which
alio will again rejoin her husband
at Bar Viow, were they expect
to spend tne winter.
Memberships in tho Y. W. C.
A. in St. Johns urn strnrlllv In.
creasing. Quite an interest is
bolnu shown in the sewing class,
which meets on Monday night.
Fourteen mcmhern nrn n rnntlv
enrolled nnd still others coming
into tho class.
A truck, owned by J. E.
OwotiB of Water streot, nnd
transporting cement to the ter
minal caught fire nt 1:30 Tues
day afternoon on Kellogg street
near Reno, nnd before tho flames
wero extinguished tho machine
was pretty badly damaged. It
is believed that n leakage in tho
gasolino vnlvo mny havo been
tho caiiBo of tho fire. Tho local
firo department reached tho
sceno in jig time.
If it isn't all right, bring it back.
Slickers, $2.90 jj
Rubber Confs, Capes, Boots mid Shoes
UNDERWEAR
Socks, Gloves, Shirts nnd Collars
OVERCOATS
STAG SHIRTS, A1ACKINAWS
Furnishings for
YOU KNOW IT'S GOOD IF YOlT GUT IT FROM
ROGERS
Bank of Cofnmerce Building THE RAINCOAT MAN Open Evenings
The Bank Of Commerce
114 North Jersey SI,
OFFICERS
F. S. DOERNDECHER. President
C. DETERINC,
Vice President and Cathler
DIRECTORS
F. S. DOERNBECHER.
C. DETERINC.
O. A. NEAL.
FRED W. GERMAN.
J. V. BURKE
DEARING'S
For Fine Chocolates
Ice Cream, Tocacco and Cigars
311 South Jersey Street
Davis Barber Shop
aod BATH ROOMS
5. tf. BAVI5. Proprietor
106 Philadelphia St., Baths 25c
Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Martin of
117 Oswego street, left tho first
of the week for Aberdeen, Wash.,
where Mr. Martin will engage
in caulking at tho ship yards for
a couple of months.
Tho Port of Portland dredge
Willamette finished work in
front of the Shell Oil company's
flnnlf nr WHIhridirn Mmuinv nnd
began work Tuesdny in front of
the Standard and union oil docks.
When the work of tho Willamette
at ino on (locKs is compiuiuu
there will bo a depth of 30 feet
nlimit nil of them nnd a channel
from tho west draw opening of
flm NnfM. Nnnk liridire nrovid'nc
n full ilniifli nf wni fif f mm nltlinr
Bide of tho bridge for any vessel
l. III.. ' wav-.v-
aproaching or leaving tno on
dock".
ntifinir Min winter months the
library auditorium will bo oiien
mini, nvnmt.tr. Tt lllllV 1)0. UHCfl II H
a meeting placo for men to drop
in and read tno papers or maga
zines, carry on business discus
sions or talk on the affairs of the
dny: or it may bo used for
meetings of public interest. The
current magazines nnd daily pa
pers are on file in tho library.
Well heated, lighted and chior
ful it will bo n good placo to
spend tho winter evtnltws. It
is your building, you pay tho
taxes for its upkeep and its
books. Why not use it?
Sugar is still pretty much of
n miutiH quantity in this section
of tho world. Once in a while a
sack roaches ono or other of the
local grocers and it disappears
like snowin a troplcnl sun. Some
of it Is rather coarse, giving
rise to the presumption that it
might havo boon rushed through
a coffee mill or food chopper,
but nobody is raising any objec
tion on that nccount. Just so it
is sugar it is all right, even if
powdered, cube, rock, brown,
green or any other Bhapo or
color.
Men Who Know
THE ST. JOHNS GARAGE
216 North Jersey St.
Authorized Ford Service Sta
tiou. Only genuine Ford
parts used.
Tires, size 30x3,, guaran
teed 6000 miles, $18,00 up.
CARS STORED
Woolley Bros.
I'lioiic Columbia GOO.
Dr. Samuel A. Mulkey
'UHN'TIST
Office Rooms C, 7 and 8
PENINSULA SECURITY BLDG.
Hours 9 to 12; 1:30 to 5 Heiiiin 8 to 'J
108 S. Jersey St.
ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND. OREGON
Phone Columbia 930
Hauling of All Kinds
By Auto Truck
All kinds of Wood handled
J. W. BERWICK & SON
Fhonc Columbia 1073 or Columbia 682
The mcctlnp, of tho Woman's
Christian Temperance Union
will bo held at the home of Mrs.
Scott, 102 Central avenue, Mon
day afternoon at two o'clock.
Mrs. Mary L. Mallet of Port
land will speak for us. First
sho will bring echoes from the
Btate convention which was held
in Ashland, Ore., last week,
and as she has been probation
officer in the juvenilo court in
Portland for a year or more, sho
will have some very interesting
things to tell us of her work n
long that line. It will be well
worth vour while to como nnd
hear her. We hope every mother
will come and bring a menu.
Reported.
George A. Keotigh died at his
home, 013 DcPnuw street, Thurs
day of last week, aged 35 years.
He was unmarried and made his
home with his parents, being
the only child. The cause of his
death was not learned, an autopsy
being taken to determine. He
was a strong, robust young man,
a returned soldier in the am
bulance service, and he took sud
denly ill, and in spite of prompt
medical attention ho passed a
way in a few hours. He was
formerly a resident of Montana.
The deceased was well liked by
all who knew him, and there
was a large concourse of his
friends at the funeral and a
profusion of beautiful floral tri
butes. The funeral services
took nlace Monday afternoon at
2 o'clock at the chapel of the St.
Johns Undertaking Company,
Or. Jones olllclatfng. Interment
in Columbia cemetery.
Jefferson jumped into tho lead
of the interscholasliu league
Tuesday by scoring a 21 to 0
victory over James John, it ho.
ing the Democrats' third straight
win of the season. For practic
ally tho entire game the James
John team was kept on the de-
fens vo and had little chance to
display their usual stylo of foot
ball. JoiTerson resorted mostly
to oiinn play for their gains.
The first quarter developed into
a punting duel between Youmans
of Jefferson and Schroodorof
James John. Tho Jefferson
eleven came out ahead in tho
kicking contest, as their ends
wore down on tho "mints and
smothered the James John backs
Hi their tracks, beforo they could
return tho ball. The James John
team was in poor condition for
tho contest, several of their
players being on tho hospital
list.- Oregonian.
Unexpected
qualities and values in paint
arc plentiful at this store. New
comers arc always amazed at
the high quality of our paint,
and the low level of our prices.
Come and be surprised in that
way. You'll be as pleased
with your visit as we will be
glad to sec you. Try and
come today. There is a reas
on,
Byerle & Armstrong
420 North Jersey Street
NO WEARY HOURS
In the home provided with one
of our model talking machines.
For there is always at command
entertainment of any kind pre
ferred, Tho most classic com
positions or tho latest dance
music. Tho most thrilling solos
or tho rollicking songs of tho
day. Come and loam what a per
fect companion a talking ma
chine can be.
St. Jonas Phonograph Cornpaay
317 N. JERSEY STREET
Y. W. C. A. NOTES
The Y. W. C. A. Extension
Course met in tho rooms Wednes
day for tho regular monthly
meeting to plan for tho various
linos of work. Great interest
is being shown in tho sowing
! and gymnasium clauses, and new
I I II J L t
mcmuurH are enroueu ni uacn
meeting.
The Contral Board has pur
chased a new piano for the club
rooms which will be installed
shortly.
The various clubs aro taking up
their work with renewed inter
est and enthusiasm, and tho
total membership has nearly
reached ono hundred.
A big Hnllowo'on party is bo
ing planned, and each club is
preparing a feature for tho
program.
Following is tho regular week
ly program: Monday, Owaissa
Campfiro at 3:30: Wednesday,
North school Girl Reserves,
3:30; Thursday, James John
Girl Reserves at 2:30; Thursday,
Central East Girl Reserves at
3:30.
Evening Classes Monday,
sowing class, 7 to 9; Wednesday,
Gymnasium class, 7 to 0.
Edward Anderson, an employe
of tho Eastern nnd Western ;
Lumber company, rushed to thoi
St. Johns police station Friday I
afternoon with n pair of hand-!
cuffs securely rastcned to his
wrists. Ho claimed that three
men, representing themselves
to ho internal revenue officers,
called at his place of work and
ordered him to acompnny them.
They took him to n secluded
spot on tho Gormnntown road,
where they handcuffed him to a
tree. Anderson claims that the
men searched him, taking $1
from his pocket, but overlooked
$300 in currency. They then
searched his room, ho claims,
and took liberty bonds and war
savings stamps valued at $250.
According to his story, ho re
leased himself from his pre
dicament by climbing tho tree,
which was a sapling, and work
ing his handcuffed wrists over
the top. Nows.
A dance will bo given by tho
H. N. of A. and M. W. A. nt
Hicknor hall Wednesday ovoninu,
Oct. 22, from 8:30 to 11:30. Ad
mission 25c each, including light
refreshments'. MubIc by Snced'a
orehostrn. Everybody welcome.
French Dry Cleaning
And Pressing
Wo Cull 'or nml Dvllvov
LAUNDRY
PROMPT SERVICE
W. J. HAYZLETT
217 N. Jersey St.
Phone Columbia 951
Tln-ru U rcidly no comnarUou
ImMwcch tho taeunil lliorotih
uess with which an Itlevtric
dernier removed dirt and the
difficulty of iwcepliig.
True, one CAN clean niK and
carjwtt without an electric
cleaner, A broom or crMit
nweccr will brush up SOMK
of the dirt; and if )m like tho
exercise mid have plenty of time
and ktreugth a broom mid curv
et heutcr will do the Murk after
n fashion.
In the mine way one can
wash without noap, Water a
lone will remove ionic dirt If
applied with enough "elbow
Urease."
Hut vopc me noap becuuiu
it clcuua tuoru ratlty nnd better
thou water alone.
l'or the tame reatou people
use Hkctric Cleaners because
they clean more easily and fur
better than other methods.
Portland Railway
Light & Power Company
'Buy Your Electric Goods at an Dectric Stoca"
LEWIS CALDWELL
LEADING BARBER
The place where good service and
courteous treatment prevail. Children's
hair cutting receive special attention.
109 BURLINGTON STREET
THEATRE Jj
Open Sundays 2:16 to 11:00.
Momtitys nnd Snturtlny open at 6:t).
Other ilnys nt 7:00.
KcRiilar Admission-Go, 11c, 16c.
Saturday, October 13th
VIVIAN MARTIN Ih "1,011181
A N A. ' ' 1' rnmoun I .
Sumlny, Octulicr lPtli
In "11II.I. MHNKV-l'untmooni.
Monday nnd TiicmIbv, Oct. 90 nml 21
BLANCHE SWEET In "Til
WAIU'liNS OP VIROlNtA."
I'aratnoiii.t. Mm "ltlnio Tho Migh
ty." Wcduesdn , October 22
AtWTA STCWyiRT
In "A MIDN'IGItT UOMAKCR."
A l'lrst National Picture.
Tlumday, October 2fl
ELSIE FERGUSON In "Tll
HOCIIJTY l!XII.H."-Artcrnft.
l'rldiy. October lillli
NORMA TALMADGE Ih "Tit
WAY Of Tlllt WitANjSlt
Saturday, October 2fth -
DOROTHY GISM l "NUOOKTT
Nltl.l,." iMrniimuiit.
Numbly, October 2(1th
ETHEL CLAYTON ! "Tim
Sl'OU T I Nt CI I A N CU"lMromHHt.
Monday nnd Tuelny, Oct. V nnd M
JACK PICKFORD In "ORKAT
ItXl'ItCTATIONS." INuattOMOt,
Alto "HlmoTIm MlKhty."
Wednesday, October 2tlth-
I). W. r.llIl'l'ITirs "TRUK
HEART SUSIE."
Artcrnll Special.
A 1'nrftttWMtti
Thursday, October 30th
MADDIN TRAVERSE Ih "TMH
CAII.I.AUX CASK" I'ox IhTmM.
A plcturiatloii of th iulthjMt thwt
startled (he whole world.
Friday, October Hist
ENID BENNETT I" "A VIRTU.
OUS Tllll(l",-l,rntotit.
Saturday, Novcutlier 1st
BRYANT WASHBURN In' VgRY
I'.OOI) VOl'Nti MAS"-rMiWHMil.tt
Sunday, November '.bid
FRylAK KEEM1A
in "TIIK MASTJCIt MAN" l'tb.
A 1'ovvcrful Political lratua.
Monday nnd Tuttuky. Nov. & and 4
GERALDINE FARRER in "MA
Kilt KORA" - I'MrHttMttUl. Ala
"Hlmo TIi MikMv."
i-i . . mi
Dr. W. J. Gilslran
Physician nnd Surgeon
Glasses Accurately Httcd
officii noims
9:00 to 12 Al. OFF ICR
10iO to i-M V. M. reuUiMtk M
T;00 to H:00 F. M. curitr bkte
Sundays, 9:00 to 10JU A. M.
Dr. Herbert F. Jones
CHIROPRACTOR
311 North Jersey Streol
Day Phone
Night I'ttotitt'
Columbia OPt
Coltimbla 97
St. Johns Untlcf taking Co.
208 N. Jersey Street
ColunWa 2tKI -Vhin. - - Columbia ft?
Automobile IK trmr.
Gel Our Prices Before Geinj k PmIImJ
PENINSULA TITLE ABSTRACT t REALTY GS
H. HENDERSON, Mnrmrjor
402 N. JMrsoy Strsrt
Abstracts of Title lreMred
Titlrs KxittulniMl
1'houe Columbia 266
Hauling and Moving
OF ALL KINDS
Dono qtilukly mnl iromjtt ly
Daily Tris todii l ftum I'urtlisiiil
1. H. I'l.l.SX
phoM coi. 1040 718 1:. Klchmontljt,
Poff & Green
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Sund and Gravel Ilaulcil
Daily Trips to Portland '
Phone Col. 308 206 H. JER8T SI -
EXPRE
We haul any tiling, any time, any
place. Prices reasonable
Dally Trips to Portland -
Enquire, 317 N. Jersey St. o.iumCir?
"edmondson&'co7
Plumbing, Heating & Tinning
We Repair Aluminum Wart
Phone Cd. 2 i!07 S. Jriy 3t.