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Newspaper Page TextHlltoHoil hr ST. JOHNS REVIEW VOLUME 15 ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1919. NUMBER 50 News in General Patronizo tho Review adver tisers. Mrs. A. H. Jaeger has opened up the'old Cormany Bloro at Polk and Jersey t Btreets, and will carry a lino .of groceries and green goods. Hon. D. C. Lewis made an nd dross on tho Rooaevelt Memorial at the Woodstock school Monday aftornoon and at tho Central Bchool, St. Johns, Tuesday morning. Last Saturday afternoon a woodshed at tho home of 0. A. Jancks, 527 East Richmond atroot, caught firo, presumably from spontaneous combustion. Tho local fire department was soon on tho sceno nnd but iittlo damage was wrought. Mr. and Mrs. James McClellan of East Richmond street expect to loavo Saturday night for an extended trip through tho Middlo West, whero McClellan will ex hibit tho Pendleton Roundup pic tures and also pictures of scenic Oregon. They do not anticipate returning before Spring. John 0. Kocnecko died at his home, 424 East Richmond strcor, October 20th, of hemorrhago of tho lungs. Ho was aged C2 years and 25 days, and had resi ded in St. Johns for tho past four or fivo years. Ho ia sur vived by the widow, fivo sons and two daughters, throo of tho sons and ono daughtor residing in St. Johns. Tho funeral ser vices took place at tho chapel of tho St. Johns Undertaking Co. Tueiday afternoon at 2 o'clock, . Dr. Jones officiating. Tho body was shipped to Mill City, Ore gon, for intormont. On Wednesday ovaning Oct. 29th, at the St. Johns Library Mr. Willard A. Elliott will givo a talk with Stercopticon picluros on "Birds Around Portland." Mr. Elliott is viceprcsidont of tho Audubon Society and his wido knowledge of birds will make tho ovoning ono of enter talnrwint.- Ho has recently ro; turned from France, and whilo there studied tho birds of that country. This talk is the f'rat of asorlesof three to bo gl von in the library during October nnd November nnd should appeal to all bird lovors. Keep your eye on ROGERS. GEORGIA RICH rUf-IL BEATRICE HIDDEN EICHENLAUB. Oil Bush V Lana Bldg HIS Alntworth Ava. 410 Oswago at. Mrs. Gabriel Pullin Voonl 3'ooo7ior DUphratu llreathlnjr. Forward Tone placement ami Clear diction, Pupil taught to take part In Trios and Quartette!. &65 Lombard St. Phone Columbia 182 Mrs. Frank A. Rice CHILD MU5IC JPECIAUIT Violin, Mandolin and Piano Bhort mtlbo ciptcUltr prtptrcd lor adult Studio: 412 S. Kdlson Street Telephone Columbia 889 ELMER SNEED Violin Instruction STUDIO, 215 N. Syracuse Street Phone Columbia 802 Mrs.BerthaC.Burdick (Ucentitate of the Royal Academy of Music, London.) Teacher of Piano 1937 Hodge St. Phone Col. 872 Dr. Evart P. Borden DBxnsr Painless' Extraction of Teeth under Nitrous Oxide Gas Office Peninsula Bank bldg. Office phone C0I.-S8G; res. phone Col, 477 Hour 9-12 a, in.; 1:30 5 and 7-8 p. m. Fbose Columbia 379 Res. Columbia 1 131 Dr. F. P. Schultze Physician and Surgeon Room 10 'Peninsula Bank Building DR. L. F. PICKENS, DENTIST Office Hour 8 to 12 A. M. 1 to 6 P. II. Evenings 7 to 9 Peninsula Bank Bide. Office Phone Columbia H83 MASQUERADE SUITS FOR RENT Mrs. J. A. Hyde, 214 Fessenden Street- Subscribers in arrears for tho Review are invited to Bottlo up to tho first of this month. A blaze in tho basement nt-a fhouso occupied by Mrs. F. H. Pratt and owned by A. H. Case at 1G51 Gloucester street called tho fire department thither at about 10:30 Monday night. Tho damage was slight. Arrangements are being made by tho owners to construct a 14 foot alley in the center of the block between Baltimore and Chicago Btreets on Jeraoy. This will be n preliminary step toward tho erection of business buildings tlute boforo long, wo understand. A jolly crowd of Linnton pooplo cam? over ono evening last week an J pleasantly surpris ed Rov. and Mrs. Sandifur, nnd the latter wjj proaontcd with a beautiful Drvjent. Tho event was a most enj lyablo ono. Rov. Sandifur is pa tirof tho Linnton congrcgntior. Chapter C, P. E. 0, of Port land wan pleasantly entertained October 17th at an all day meet ing by Mrs.R. U. Brand and Mrs. J. N. Harney at the lattcr'B homo on Decatur street. A pa per bag luncheon wns served. Miss Kennoy of IhoT. B. Hos pital, alio of Visiting Nurso Association, entertained tho ladies with interesting accounts of her work near tho front lino trenches in France. During the afternoon much sewing waa accomplished for tho visiting nurses. Costly fumblos. intorenpted C asses, nn unusually largo num cr of n?nalticscounled with the nll-around (rood nlnvinir of tho James John team proved too much for the Washlnalon high school eleven to surmount Tues day afternoon on Multnomah field, tho double J squad scoring a 14 to 7 victory. Tho jinx hit Washington tho first minute of play nnd stayed with it through out tho four quarters. Tho Wash ington team fa cd to show tho drive and punch that had been expected of them nnd twico dur ing tho gamo James ,ionn wns defending its own goal with tho ball on tho ono-ynrd line, but tho Washington gridders could not put tho pigskin over for tho Bcoro. James join nnu mo jump on their opponents during most of tho gnmo nnd woro well organized on tho dofoncivo against Washington's aerial attack. Urcgonlnn. Marshall 3307 Phonat Woodlawn 2002 Columbia 004 'The Hot Truitworthy Tirei Built Cord and Fabric Gases Red and Gray Tubes Each tire comes to you with the personal endorsement of Barney Oldneld. If Barney trusts them you can National Vulcanizing Go. 205 S, Jersey St. PHONE COLUMBIA 1130 Between Priends a photograph There'saphotographerlnyourtown The HOES STUDIO Opposite Central Sdiool The youngsters are busy laying their plans for Hallowe'en. Sugar is still elusive. Tho housewife who can locate two bits worth these days consider herself in luck. Dr. B. P. Rarribo, formrely well known dentist of St. Johns, but of late years being located at Alontcsano, Wash., was a welcome visitor to St. Johns Wednesday. Ho reports business flourishing and family well. Rally Day and Homo Coming at the Evangelical church next Sunday morning. I hero will be a short but interesting program and a special talk appropriate of tho occasion by the pastor. Everybody welcome. Mrs. G. W. Muhm entertained tho "Oregon Grape Club" nt her home. Wednesday afternoon. The following where present: Mesdames L. Armstrong. Stone, Marchand, Blomgrcn, Kussell, Harrington. McCrca. Teellng, Winters, Beam, Muhm, N. Arm strong nnd Baby June Loral no, and Vivian Muhm. Last Thursday evening the Bachelor club cave n "half and half" party in their new quar ters, upstairs in the McDonald building. This wns tho initial gathering of the present season and was attended by one hundred nnd fifty people, consisting of tho Bachelors' parents, Honorary members, their wives and the active members' lady friends. "Gabby" Thayer opened tho evening's entertainment with several vocal selections, assisted by "Puff" Day nt tho pinno nnd I'ad" Shaw with piccolo. A malo chorus of fivo, with strik ing costumes, presented a littio danco which made a noisy hit, boing encored several times. After a light lunch, dancing was indulged in till nearly midnight. Everybody prcsont had a delight ful time. UNDERWEAR FOR MEN Per Garment r. .S1.25, 2.25, 2.G0, G.00 UNION SUITS ?2.S0, 3.00, COO, 7.60 Men's Work Shirts $6.00 Guaranteed all leather. Compare my prices. i 12 inch High Tops per pair $9.50 Slickers 2.90 Rubbers for Men I Tin Pants, while the lot lasts 3.50 film jaouiion. Rubberized Moleskin Stag vrii tiiurtH, ttooUH una corot Wool Lined Leather Driving Gauntlet Gloves. . 4.00 JiVlSKYTUIXa TO IClilU YOU DJtY YOU KNOW IT'S GOOD II? YOU GIST IT PROM ROGERS i Bkof CmiMfte Balding THE RAINCOAT MAN Open Evenings The Bank Of Commerce 114 North Jersey Si, OFFICERS F. S. DOERNBECHER, Pf e.iJent C. DETERINC, Vice President and Cashier DIRECTORS F. S. DOERNBECHER, C DETERING. O. A. NEAL, FRED W. GERMAN". J. V. BURKE DEARING'S For Fine Chocelates Ice Cream, Tocacco and Cigars 311 South Jersey Street Davis Barber Shop and BATH ROOMS $. tf. DAWS, Prosutw 102 Philadelphia St. Baths 25c "Some men," Baid Uncle Eben, "goes fishin' not so much fob de sako of do fish as fob de chance to loaf without bein' noticed." Mrs. J. J. Carr and young son of Rainier have been spending the past few days at the homo of her father, T. F. Levens on Olympia street. A small storoownod by J. Loar was moved Monday from the ship plant to Fessenden near Myers. Mr. Loar win remoaei the store and put in a stock of groceries, it is said. Rev. F. N. Sandifur was called to St. Helona last Thursday to preach tho funeral service over tho remains of Mrs. Rutherford, mother of L. R. Rutherford, a prominent citizen there and known to a numbor of our citi zona here. Mrs. Sandifur ac companied her husband. Dr. James H. Honnn of tho University of Chicago donounces coffco ns a poison, tea ns n shattoror of nerves and water ns rcsponsiblo for increased blood pressure. He says too much wator is exceedingly dnngorous to porsons suffering from hardened arteries, wmcii means to most porsons who have passed fifty .Sell wood Bee. Wonder what tho good doctor would exuoct us to drink and retain our health in a dry statu? Tho class domontrntion given by a group of tho pupils of Mrs. Frank A. Rico tho nftcrnoon of October 19th at her studio, -112 South Edison street, wns a splendid success. Of her pupils tho following took part in the demonstration: Reba Moore, Louise Rico. Drucilla I'rantz, Virginia Trout. Helen Strnttcn, Helen Cunningham, Vera Butler, Hortlm Younir. Charlotte Edlof- sen, Grace Swan nnd Edna Jen- sen, Mrs. uico is piunning iu givo a lesson demonstration for boys pupils only in tho near fu ture Rubber Boots $5.00 1.10 sxrntw uvuiirtt Shirts $6.00 THE ST. JOHNS GARAGE 216 North Jersey St. Authorized Ford Service Sta tio'u. Ouly genuine Ford parts used. Tires, size 30x3, guaran teed 6000 miles, $18.00 up. -CARS STORED Woolley Bros. Phone Columbia 690. Dr. Samuel A. Mulkey Office Rooms C, 7 ami 8 PENINSULA SECURITY BLDG. Hours 9 to 12; 1:30 to 6 HveuiiiKs 8 to 9 lOS'A S. Jersey St. ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND. OREGON FhoRt Columbii 930 Hauling of All Kinds By Auto Truck All kinds of Wood handled J, W. HERW1CK & SON M Fbone Columbia 1073 or Columbia 5S2 William Stevenson is spending a few days in tho White Salmon valley, where tho good apples grow. Mrs. Geo. F. Crow under went a serious operation at the Portland Surgical hospital Thurs day of laBt week. J. B. Fletcher started work Monday morning on tho con struction of a new fivo room bungalow at 730 Tioga street. David Dickson left the first of tho week for Aberdeen, Wash., wlcro ho will caulk ships. Ho expects to be gone a number of months. Charles Foss, tho hustling powder man, has beautified his homo at '110 East Richmond street by a handsome new coat of paint. Charley advises oth ers to do likewise. David B. Bonham, brother of II. W. Bonham, the well known local merchant, died at his homo in Riverside, Cal Thursday of last week. Ho had been in ill health for a number of months. Any ono having a house to rent whero children are not ob jectionable may obtain the name and address of tho lady who wroto tho article on houses and children in last wcek'a issue, at tho office. Messrs. Pulley and Zurchcr have purchased tho plumbing establishment of William Ed mondson on South Jersey street and will take possession immed iately, wo understand. Mr. I2d mondson is a pioneer business man of St. Johns, establishing his plumbing shop hero about fifteen years ago. and by good workmanship and fair treatment has enjoyed a good business over since. C. C. and. C. S. Currin, tho well known and enterprising local nhramacists, have recently associated themselves with several prominent Klamath Falls business men in incorporating tho Southern Oregon Drug Co. Tho new company has purchased a drug store at Merrill, Oregon, and havo also leased a well lo cated building at Klamath Falls which they will convert into an uptodato drug Btoro tho first of next April. Tho company will conduct a general wholcsal and retail drug business. C. S. Cur rin will leavo in tho Spring to tako charge of tho new business venturo nt Klamath Fulls. Tho local drug storo will bo conduct ed entirely independent of any other store. Success to tho now company. It's a Bad Sign When" cheapness is tho sole recommendation of an arti cle of sporting goods. That's why we dwell so particular ly on the quality of our sport ing goods. Quality makes value and a visit to this store will prove that wo offer the best values in town, Your own good judgment will tell you that after a call. 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. The most classic com positions or tho latest dance music. Tho most thrilling solos or the rollicking songs of the day. Come and learn what a per fect companion a talking ma chine can be. St. Johai Phonograph Company 817 N. JERSEY STREET (FIDO A- HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Tuesday morning at tho reg ular assombly Mr. Fletcher gave a helpful talk on "A Good Name." A very interesting scienco ex hibit was held Friday after noon in the science room under the auspices of Miss Brewer by her scienca classes, one, three, and four. Last Friday ovening tho fifth nnd sixth term classes entertain ed tho first termers nnd other newstudonts with their parents. A very enjoyable tima was had by all. This is a new arrange ment, nsbeforo it m been n Student Body affair. All those going to the games whon J. J. plays horeaftor will take the special car which gets you there quicker. Thoso not going to tho games, tako tho local. This will be tho new or der, if thcro aro largo enough crowds to justify it. Tho second termers held a class meeting on Monday for tho pur pose of having a class party at somo futuro date All arrange ments aro in tho handy of a very efficient committco with with Dorothy Currin for Chnirmnnr C. A. W. Discovery of a "human junk heap" was nnnounccd by ofllccrs of tho Houso of Correction at Deer Island near Boston. Charles W. Buzzell, of Montreal, serv ing a sentence of ono year for forgery, complained of indiges tion. A surgical operation re sulted in tho reco cry of two pounds of miscollantous articles from his stomach, says physician. Tho collection, Dr. L. C. Rock well said, included parts of a dog chain two feet long.a safety razor blade, nearly whole; a suspender buckle and 170 frag ments of pieces of glass, hay wire, staples, nails and screws. Relieved of these substances, Buzzell has almost entirely re covered, it is said. Tho prisoner had been accumulating tho col lection with suicidal intent, ac cording to Dr. Rockwell, since last December. Portland gets another two story auto building, corner Rroariway and Flanders. Land nil over Oregon set to berries doubles in value in ono year. Umbrellas $1.G0. ROGERS. French Dry Cleaning And Pressing Wo Cull Par mul Uvllvur LAUNDRY PROMPT SERVICE W. J. H AYZLETT 217 N. Jersey St. Phone Columbia 951 There is really no comparison between the cnseuml thorough ness with which an J'.ltctric Cleuuer removed dirt mid the difficulty o( sweeping, True, one CAN clc.ui riiK and carpets without an electric cleaner. A broom or carct sweeper will brush up KOM! of the dirt; and if you like the exercise and have plenty of time and strength a broom and carp et beater will do the work after a fashion. Iu the same way one can wash without soap, Water a lone will remove some dirt if applied with enough "elbow grease," Hut people use soup because it cleans more easily and belter than water uloue, l'or the same rcuson people use J'.lectrlc Cleaners because they clean more casilv and far better thau other methods, Portland Railway Light & Power Company 'BuyYoui OectricGoods atanEJectitcStors" LEWIS CALDWBLL LEADING HARDER The place where Rood service aud courteous treatment prevail, Children' uair culling receive special attention. 109 BURLINGTON STREET MULTNOMAH THEATRE Open Sundays 2:15 to 11:00. Momlftyi mill Saturdays um:ii nt 6:90. Other ilny nt 7:00. Kejjiilar Admission Gc, 11c, 1Se. Saturday, October 2Cth DOROTHY GISH i "NUOOltTT NKM,."--Pnromount. Sundny, October Mill ETHEL CLAYTON 1 "Tint Hl'OKTINU CUANU;.".l,atmnoaiit. Monday mid Tticsdny, Oct. 27 mid 24 JACK PICKFORD In "ORliAT HXrHCTATIONS." IMrnmount. Also "Hlino The Mikity." Wcdnemlny, October 20th I). W. OlUI'l'lTirS "TRUE HEART SUSIE." A I'rtwmouHt Artcrntt Spcclitl, Thursday, October .10th MADDIN TRAVERSE I" "Tint CAlMiAl'X CASH" l'ox In 7 Mis. A plcturlzatlou of the Intrigue tlmt startled the whole world. l'rldsy, October 31st ENID DENNETT "A VIUTt. OUS TUIIll'" Paramount. Saturday, Noveinljcr 1st BRYANT WASHDURN ln"VRV OOOI) YOUNO .MAN"-lirinount. Sunday, November 2nd FRyiAK KEEAlm In "Tlllt MASTItll JIAN"-I'alhe. A Powerful Political Drama. Mondsy and Tuesday, Nov. .1 audM . GERALDINE FARRER I" "MA HI It KO.HA" Paramount. Also "HlmoTlic Mighty." Wednesday, November Bill ROBERT WARWICK lu"HKCIUtT SimVICIC." A Para- luounl'ArtcnWt Social, Kee it. Thursday nnd l'rlduy, Nov, 0 nnd 7 The Great Nazimova In "THE DRAT." -Metro. In sev en act. The liest picture this bril liant sta- has made. Admlstlw Adults 20c; childruu 10a .Saturday, Novriubcr 8th-- CONSTANCc TALMADGE "IIAPPINHhS A l,A MOIMl" .Se lect. Sunday, November IHIi BIG BILL 1I1RT ,w lu"WAON TKACICS" Artar Moujay nnd Tuesday, Nov. 10 ami II To be nuiiouiicod later. Wednesday, November I2lh "CHOOSING A WIFE."-Asw. clsl production, Dr. W, J. Gilslrap Physician and Surgeon Glasses Accurately Pitted OI'l'ICH IIOUHS 9;X) to 12 M. OI'l'ICIW 1:30 to -1:30 P. M. PkuIhsmIm ft. 7:00 to 8.00 P. M. rarity UU Sundays, tf.00 to 100 A. M. Dr. Herbert F. Jones CHIROPRACTOR 311 North Jersey Street Day Photic Columbia 97 Nixlit 1'hoti Coltimblu 000 St. Johns Undertaking Go. 208 N. Jersey Street Columbia 290 -Phones Columbia 2J Automobile Hearse. Gil Our Prices Before Going to Portland PENINSULA HUE ABSTRACT & HElLIf CO H. HENDERSON, Manager 402 N. Juraty Strsct Abstracts of Title Prepared Title Kiiunintd Pboue Columbia 25G Hauling and Moving OF ALL KINDS IJotie tiuiulely miroriif ly Dailj Trips to ami from Portluud . s. hrixx tin r rti 1 f. phoBi col. ion ib E. Kicnmonu M. Poff & Green TRANSFER AND STORAGE Saml and Grawl Hauled Daily Trips to Portland Phoat Col. 308 206 N. JERSEY SI -- EXPRESS We haul auv thiutr. tiny time, attv place. Prices reasonable Dally Trips to Portland Enquire, 317 N. Jersey St. coiumbusr. EDMONDSON & CO. Plumbing, Heating & Tinning We Repair Aluminum War Pkoue Cl. 82 207 S. Jar? .