ST. JOHNS REVIEW
VOLUME 16
ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 31, 1919.
NUMBER 51
News in General
Patronize tho Review adver
tisers. Sundaj was tho longest dav of
tho year 25 hours. But that
had nothing to do with change
in tho weather.
Ono of our conductors on tho
Council Crest lino told us the
other day that ho saw a China
man fish a dime out of his ear
when he paid his fare, and that
a few trips later tho conductor
gaw a young lady hold a dime in
her mouth while she was but
toning her glorcs. "1 wonder,"
mUsod tho conductor, "if it was
tho Bamecoin. You know money
circulates awful fast theso days.
Watts What.
Two and one-fourth acres of
land not thrco miles from Van
couver this year yielded a gross
return of more than $3401), bo
sides all tho strawberries one
family could eat. J. L. Davics,
tho grower, who has a fino small
fruit fnrm. sold 1037 crates of
berries from this patch. It cost
40c a crate to pick the berries
and tho boxes cost $4 n thousand.
Tho total cost of picking und
boxes was $515, leaving a profit
of $2900.
Union services will bo hold at
tho Evangelical church next Sun
day evening ut7:30, when Goo.
M. Hammond of Tennessee will
speak on "Indictment of tho
World's Greatest Criminal the
Remedy." It will bo in tho nn
turo of a National-World Pro
hibition Rally. Rov. Hammond
is said to bo nn eloquent and in
teresting talker, and will no
doubt bo greeted by a largo at
tendant. Thrco mon wore injured Satur
day, ono seriously, whon a
scaffold at tho Port of Portland
drydock slipped, dropping tin
workmen sevreal fcot. R. E.
Kantelberg, a rivotor. who lives
at Clark hotel in Vancouver,
Wash., suffered injuries to tho
back and poasiblo internol in
juries. Ho was taken to tho St.
Vincent hospital. G. R. Linn,
buckerup, 590 E, Twenty eighth
atreat north, suffered n Bmull
gaih on the head and a sprained
hand. J. M. Carr, buckor up,
1241 Killingsworth avenue, suf
fered injury to his right arm.
With down towmnricos I com
pete. You'll find 1 often hnvo
them beat. ROGERS.
GEORGIA RICH
. VIAXO
PUNL BCATRICC HIODCN CICHCNLAUO.
512 Bush V Lana Bldg, Marshall 2307
015 Alntworth Ava, Phonal WoodUwn 8002
410 Oawago Ml. Columbia 004
Mrs. Gabriel PuIIin
Vooni Teuoltor
Dlaphram DrcatliliiK. I'orward Tone
placement nnd Clear diction,
Pupils taught to take jutt In Trloi and
Quartettes.
965 Lombard St. PboneColuuibla 182
Mrs. Frank A. Rice
CHILD MUSIC SPECIALIST
Violin, Mandolin and Pinno
Short method especially prepared lor adults
Studio: 412 S. IMison Street
Telephone Columbia 3S9
ELMER SNEED
Violin Instruction
STUDIO, 215 N. Syracuse Street
Phone Columbia S02
Mrs. BerthaC.Burdick
(Uccntitate of the Royal Academy
of Music, London.)
Teacher of Piano
1957 Hodge St. Phone Col. 87a
Dr. Evart P. Borden
D1SXTIST
Painless Extraction of Teeth under
Nitrous Oxide Gas
Office Peninsula Bank bldg.
Office phone Col. 625; rea. phone Col. 477
Hour 9-12 . rn.; 1:30-6 and 7-8 p. m.
Phooe Columbia 379
Kes. uoiumma 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. It.
ETtningi 7 to 9
Peninsula Bank Bldg.
Office Phone Columbia n93
I
MASQUERADE SUITS
FOR RENT
Mrs. J. A. Hyde, 214 Fessenden Street
Mary Ivory died at her home,
C1G N. Edison street, Saturday,
October 25th, aged 53 years.
She had been n resident of St.
Johns for tho past year and had
been ill for several weeks.
Paresis was tho cause of her
deaih. She is survived by her
daughter, Mrs. S. L. Gilliard.
The funeral services were held
Mondny at 3 p. m. at tho chapel
of Miller & Tracey. Interment
at Columbia cemetery.
At the recent nsaembly of the
Servite Ordor held at Chicaco,
III., last September, wns the
removal of FY. Van Haider of St.
Clements parish to Denver, Col.
Two yours ago "Father Van, "as
ho was familiarly known, camo
from Vancouver, B. C, and
was actively engaged in building
up financially and spiritually tho
parish of St. Clement's and also
tho churches at Linnton and
North Plains. Whilst ho will bo
Bucceoduu by another able priest
from Wisconsin, his many
fciends hero will regret his de
parture. J. H.Burgnrd and F.C. Knnpp
wore appointed by C. B. Moores.
chnirman of the dock commission
to confer with a committee from
tho port commission consisting
of Frank M. Warren nnd Georgo
H. Kelly in regard to harbar
development. This joint com
mittee of four has authority
from tho two port administratlvo
bodies to draw up a plan of
harbor development, particularly
in regard to tho Swan island
project, and to employ a com
petent harbor engineer if they
deem tho services of an engineer
nuccasnry.
Work on dredging the slip of
pier No 1 at St. Johns municipal
terminal and grain elevator was
completed at midnight Saturday,
after two months' of continuous
operation by tho Port of Portland
dredge Portlnnd. Tho Portlnnd
began operations on slip 2 Mon
day morning, and will probably
finish in another two months.
Slip No. 1 has 30 feet of water
now in its length of 1500 feet
and width of 280 fcot. Throe of
tho standard sized freighters
coming into Portland can now
be easily accommodated at the
slip. During n portion of tho
time, tho dredge was operating
on a cut 05 feet high. Tho dis
charge from dredging operations
in slip No. 2 will bo used in tho
fill for pier No. 2.
Who is THE RAINCOAT
MAN?
It doesn't take an Expert to see this
Compare an Oldfield Tire with one
of any other make, ft doesn't take
an expert to see the points of super
iority. Put one Oldfield on your car
and compare Its performance record
with that of others. Do that and
you'll soon be ridinj; on four Old
fields. Iluy Oldfield Tires not an experi
menthut as an investment in mile
age. "The most trustworthy tires built"
National Vulcanizing Go,
205 S, Jersey St,
PHONE COLUMBIA 1130
HOW many people can you
think of right now who
would like to have your pho
tograph, and how long since
that last one was made?
Make an appointment today
The HOES STUDIO
Opposite Central School
Tho Woman's Christian Tern
ppranco Union will meet at the
home of Mrs. J. C. Scott, 102
Central avenue, Monday after
noon at two o'clock. Tho sub
ject for tho day is, "Music in
the Homo." Mrs. J. M. Shaw will
give the talk. There will also
bo special music during the hour.
Come and enjoy it with us. Re
ported. Portland will be the location
for another largo garment fnc
tory, tho William C.Powell com
pany, mukors of Rotary one
piece suits, according to plans
completed Friday. Tho concern
will bo moved from St. Joseph,
Mo., to this city, whore u plant
will bo located on Snndy boule
vard. Over 200 people will bo
employed. It is planned to cap
italize the company at $75,000,
and to erect a new plant on a
site on Sandy boulevard. A large
porportion of tho stock already
has been subscribed, and n Port
land bank lias offeted to double
the balanco of the subscriptions,
it is announced. Tho machinery
nnd equipment will be moved
from St. Joseph to Portland and
tho factory will be in operution
here by next spring, it is said.
Employes in tho main office
of tho comissionof public docks,
at tho foot of Stark street, wont
to St. Johns Saturday afternoon
to learn all about plans they aro
working on, and tho payrolls
they are checking and tho bills
they aro paying and the tele
phono calls they are answering.
Most of these employes had
novcr8con tho great building
project of tho St. JohnH municipal
terminal and grain elevator and
so Secretary llegnrdt arranged
for tho trip on tho regular half
holiday. Eleven women nnd
men aro employed in tho olllco
and two machines carried them
to St. Johns, where they also
viowed the loadingof tho steamer
Waban, scheduled to leave for
tho Orient in a few daye.
Men's Work Shoes $6
Gunrnntccd All Leather. Compare My Prices.
12 Inch High Tops per Pair $9.50
UNDERWEAR
FOR MEN
Per Garment:. $1.25, 2.25, 2.50, 5.00
Union Suits 2.50, 3.50, 5.00, COO
AU:DLICOTT" All Wool Union Suits $6.00
WIM. NOT .SHRINK
WARM DURABLE SOCKS 50c
Rubber Boots, Shoes and Coats, Mats, Caps, Neckties
Work Shirts, Dress Shirts, Kid Qlovcs, Driving (ilovcs
HIGH SCHOOL
.
YOU KNOW IT'S GOOD
ROGERS
Bink of Commerce Bidding THE RAINCOAT MAN Open vwngs
The Bank Of Commerce
114 North Jersey St,
OFFICERS
F. S. DOERNBECHER. President
C. DETER1NG.
Vice President and Caihier
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
and BATH ROOMS
J. tf. DAVIS, Proprietor
108 Philadelphia lit. Baths 25c
Darroll Covey, employe of tho
shipping board, was held up and
robbed of $18.50, about two
blocks from tho St. Johns term
inal by a lone bandit at 3:15
o'clock Tuesday morning. The
robber was nbout five feet ten
inches tall, and carried n nickel
plnted gun. Covey lives at 092
Hancock street.
It is persistently rumored that
the Peninsula shipbuilding plant,
of which F. C-. Knnpp is presi
dent, will resume operations in
a few days on ships now in the
water and nearinir completion,
nnd tho two hulls remaining on
tho ways. The Peninsula plant
has been closed Fincc October 1.
This plant is under government
supervision, nnd its finnncing is
in tho hands of the United States
Emergency Fleet corporation.
Tho fleet corporation ordered
shipynrds under its control to
suspend payment of tho San
Francisco wage agreement,
whereby tho men wore to receive
an increase of 8 cents an hour
and the 44 hour week, and be
cause of this employes of the
Peninsula yard and several of the
places struck. Since then the
Stnndifer yards in Vancouver
hnvo resumed under un agree
ment whereby tho additional
wage for tho men will bo paid
to them just as soon ns the ship
ping board pnys tho owners for
tho vessels. It is not understood,
however, that any such an ar
rangement lias been made in this
case in respect to the Peninsula
yards, and resumption of work
on tho part of tho mon will be
at tho wugo scale prevailing
prior to Octobor 1. Tho govern
ment has consistently refubed to
meet this wage advance, pund
ing tho outcomo of agreements
made at the conference of labor
in Washington, D. C.
Carpenters overalls $2.00.
ROGERS.
If it 'sn't all right, bring
it back. ROGERS.
NUCKIIkb MJc
. :
IF YOl' OUT IT FROM X
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THE ST, JOHNS GARAGE
216 North Jersey St.
Authorized Kortl Service Sta
tion. Only genuine Ford
parts used.
Tires, size 30x3, guaran
teed 6000 miles, Si 8.00 up.
- CARS STORED -
Woolley Bros.
Phone Columbia 690.
Dr. Samuel A. Mulkey
DHXVIST
Office Room C, 7 ami 8
PENINSULA SECURITY BLDG.
Hours 0 to 12; 1 :30 to 6 Hveuings 8 to 9
108 i S.Jersey St.
ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND. OREGON
Phost Columbli 930
Hauling of All Kinds
By Auto Truck
All kinds of Wood handled
J. W. BERWICK & SON
Phone Columbia 1073 or Columbia 6S2
The Dimviddic Construction
Company, Ycori Building so
cured tho contract for erection
of tho group of buildings to bo
built at Linnton by Associated
Oil Company, according to an
nouncement made from tho of
fices of A. D. Parker, local
manager. Construction on the
buildings will bu started im
mediately. Tho contractors have
not as yet sublet any of the work,
which is estimated to cost $120,
000. The buildings to bo built
include four cottages and a bunk
house to hnvo ten rooms, both
of which will be frame construc
tion: also one story concreto
garage u ith 14 stalls to bo 32x180
leut in dimensions, and a ware
house to bo concrete. 40x170
feet in dimensions. There will
also be constructed a steel room,
loading rack, concreto and steel
building for gaging tanks; con
creto retaining wall and number
of iron stairways. A sower
system and septic tank will bo
constructed and a wood fence
will surround the plant.
Location of a branch factory
hero by tho Aladdin Co. of Bny
City, Michigan, is predicted as
a result of the visitor president
and other officials of thu concern
to Portland Thursday. Tho in
dustry would mean a payroll of
from $,10,000 to S50.000 a month
and an additional outlet for mil
lions of feet of Oregon building
woods. The Aladdin Co. oper
ates the largest ready-cut house
plnnt in the world. This plant
and others consume 70,000,000
feet of lumber every year.
Growing business of tho concern
has made it necessary to es
tablish a branch factory on tho
Pacific coast. It is believed
that Portland's strategic position
as tho center of the greatest
timber suction in the world will
have thu dociding influence on
final decision of tho company
officials. . Tho chamber of com
merce of Portland has offered
as an additional Inducement to
spend '10,000 in leveling off a
20iicrc factory site on tho pen
insula and making other im
provements. Tho company turns
out 100 distinct types of ready
cut houses of from ono to ten
room sizcf. Tho timbers for
theso housus aro cut and fitted
at tho factory ready to be ns
semblud at tho point where the
house is to lio built. Portland
Abstract.
Warm Auto Driving Gauntlets
Glovos !J.00. KOG1CUS.
You Could Chase the
World Over
and not find any better sport
ing goods than we sell right
here. Wherever the best is
to be had is where we do our
buying. Tho result is a qual
ity of sporting goods that
will suit your judgment and
a system of moderate pricing
that must appeal to your
sense of values.
Byerle & Armstrong
420 North Jersey Street
FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
Por Sale four three room houses
$1500 each; $150 cavil, bal
ance like rent.
Por Sale- -two five room houses
$2000 well ; $250 cash , terms
to suit. These houses are
strictly modern; located close
in.
For Sale two five room houses
$2500 each; easy terms.
Those house are strictly
modern, new, located on pav
ed streut and connected with
sewer,
Iuquire-K. II. TUNNANT,
507 North Willamutte Iilvd.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
A special assembly was called
1 un rnuiiyiniu nuu. u. liuwis
gavo a talk on tho Roosevelt
i Mcmorinl. In his opinion Mr.
j Roosevelt was second to none
! except Julius Caesar.
! Dorothy Rudo's paper on
Roosevelt was the best in the
school and was turned into the
judges at the Elk's Temple.
Lee Iloskins, who has bcon in
tho hospital for several wocks,
is back in school.
The tryouts for Boys' nnd
Girls' Gleo Clubs were hold
Thursdny at tho study period.
Tho second term clnss party
will bo held in tho Y. W. C. A.
rooms over tho fire station on
tho evening of November first.
Miss Groves, who is at tho
head of tho D. S. Dept. of tho
city, visited the school Friday.
Through tho generosity of
Miss Cliollnr, five girls arc
making more credits by taking
D. S. on Thursdays and Fridays
for an hour after school. Miss
Chollnr is giving her time free
gratis.
On Thursdny evening was
held the simi-nnnunl initiations
of tho Philnthcnacum Club. C.
A. W.
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Pottit,
who have spent mora than seven
years as missionaries in India,
will ho at tho Seventh Dny Ad
ventist church, corner of Char
leston streot and Centra! avenue,
next Wednesday evening. Ho
will give an illustrated lecture,
telling and showing some of the
customs there and of the great
change in the people since tho
gospel has been brought to them.
Mrs. Pottit will bo remembered
by old residents hero as Clara
Downs, who camo to St. Johns
with her parents when a child
in 1887. Mr. Pottit camo hero
some years later. They woro
married hero in 1001 and have
given all tho years of their
married life to tho Bpread of tho
gospel, first here, then in for
eign lunds. Go and hear of their
work in India Wednesday evon
ing, Nov. 5th, 7 .Hi, p. m.
Found Bunch of keyi. Own
er may have same by calling at
this office, paying for adv. nnd
describing property.
OVERCOATS S22.G0.
25.00,
bent
ROG-
27.50, HO.OO. You can't
them for stylo norqunlity.
ICRS.
French Dry Cleaning
And Pressing
Wo CnU lror mui UoHvur
LAUNDRY
PROMPT SERVICE o
W.J. HAYZLETT
217 N. Jersey St.
Phone Columbia 951
Why the Electric Cleaner
There is rvully no compuriMiu
between the tutitcuml thorough'
iii-Mt with which mi I'.lrctric
Clcwner removed dirt mid the
difficulty of sweeping.
True, one CAN clean rugs ami
carpet without au electric
cleaner. A broom or carpet
kwecicr will brush up SUM It
o( the dirt; mid if ou like thu
exercise and have plenty of time
nnd strength n broom ami carp
et beater will do the work alter
a fakhiou.
In the nine way one can
wash without soap. Water a
lone will remove some dirt if
applied with enough "elbow
grense,"
lint people use snap because
it cleans more easily and better
than vater alone.
1'or the same reason people
use Itlectric Cleaners because
they clean more eusdr and fur
better than other methods.
Portland Railway
Light & Power Company
'Buy Youf Dectric Goods at an Electric Store"
LEWIS CALDWELL
LEADING BARBER
The place where Rood service and
courteous treatment prevail. Children's
hair cutting receive special attention,
109 BURLINGTON STREET
Cmultnomah
TI IE A' PRE Jj
Opk.i Stltldayfl 2:16 to 11:00.
Mondny and Saturday open at 640.
Other dnyo nt 7:0U.
Regular Admiviloii 6c, 11c, lite.
Saturday, Novoiuber 1st -
BRYANT WASHBURN i"VRY
GOOD YOUNG MAN'MViMnwHtlU.
Sunday, Novcmlr 2ml
VRAM KCEMIA
in "TIIK MA8TICR MAN"-lihe.
A Powerful l'olltical Uuiim.
Monday nnd Tuesday, Nov. 3 Mttd -I
GERALDINE FARRER n "HA
Kilt ROSA" rarnniomu. Al
"ItlmoThc MiKhtr."
Wednesday, November fitli
ROBERT WARWICK
in "SHCUltT SHRVl'.." A Pun-niount-Artcmft
9nil. 8e It,
Thursday nnd I'rldny, Nov. rj and 7
The Great Nazimova
""THE BRAT," Melm In v
cu net. The Ileal piotuie hi btll
llatit Mr li.u made.
AduiMou Adult 20c; children 10c
Saturday, NovotnlMir fith
CONSTANCE TALMADGR l
"MAI flNKiM A UA MOftft" He
lect. Sunday, November llth
BIG BILL II71RT
In "WAt'.ON TRACKS" Arlmft
Monday and Turdy, Nov. IOhwI 11
To be miiiouut'tNl later.
Wednesday. NuvemW lkttU
"CHOOSING A WlfE."-A
clul production.
Thursday and I'rlday, Nov. 18 ami It
DOROTHY PHILLIP
l "PAID IN ADVANCE," A
wonderful Mory ol AUkn dnntin
the first ruth fur K'dd. In whi. h .,
ulrl mdd hert If ( th IiikIuM bid
dcr. I'ull id avium am! tlinlU.
Adultx 20 cnits. children 10 t-eitl.
Dr. W. J, Gilstrau
Physician and Suruuuu
Glasses Accurately lilted
OiM'ICK HOURS
0.00 to 12 M. Gi'PIC8
1:30 to :0 I'. M. IViilnil
7:00 to M OO I. M. eiirity bltlsr
Sundays, 'J .00 to 10 ) A. M.
Dr. Herbert F. Jones
CHIROPRACTOR
311 North Jersey Streol
Day Phone
Columbia i)7
Night Ihou
Columbia 000
SI. Johns Undertaking Co.
208 N. Jersey Street
Columbia 200 I'hom-t- CuUimbu U7
Automobile II eat c.
Gel Our Prices Before Going (a Srfiusi
PENINSULA HUE 1BSIH1CI & REILTI CJ
H. HENDERSON, Munagar
402 N Jorsey Street
Abstract of Title I'rvj-ired
Title Kiaiuiued
Phone Coliiml.ia 255
Hauling and Moving
OP AlX KINDS
Uuuu itilvlcly mxl ifttni(ly
Dally Trips to and frum Portland
I. S. I hi XX
phom col. io4o 718 C. Richmond St.
Poff & Green
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Sand and Gravel Hauled
Daily Trips to I'orthuul
Phone Col. 308 206 N. JERSEY ST
- EXPRESS - -
Wc haul any thing, any time, uy
place. Prices reasonable
Daily Trips to l'ortlaud
Enquire, 317 N. Jersey St. coiuiSSTsTr
Pulley & Zurcher
Plumbing, Heating & Tinning
We Repair Aluminum Ware
I'houe Cl. 92 20T S. Jerssy St,