EVIEW
VOLUME 15
ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1919.
NUMBER 52
ST. JOHN
News in General
Patronize the Review adver
tisers. If you know any news items,
don't be backward; send them
in. Wo want all wo can get.
With plans for a patriotic
parade taking definite shape.
there is every indication that
the first annual Armistice day,
November 1, will bo observed in
Portland with a programme
which wilL recall in its patriotic
feeling tho spontaneous day of
rejoicing of a year ago, when
the news of tho cessation of
hostilities was gircn to the
world.
Mrs. S. C. Cook of 1002 Os
wego street has returned from
a month's visit to her sister.
Mrs. Frank Holdman, in Pend
leton. Mrs. Cook is corres
ponding secretary of tho board of
managers of tho Portland Settle
ment Center and uavo sovotal
talks in Pcndloton nnd vicinity
on tho work which is being car
ried on hero by tho center. She
also organized n Woman's Home
Missionary society at Holdman,
Or.
Rufus Gnlloway. son of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Galloway, of
522 South Ivanhoe Btraof.rccenUy
discharged at Brcmcrtm fron
tho U. S. S. Powhattan, lies
returned homo. HonlistoJ tvso
years and four months ago. and
sinco that timo has scon moro
than a year of scrvico in Fruit o
and England. Arriving unex
pectedly in tho middle of the
night, tho family was not nwaro
of his presenco until ho cmerted
from his room in answer to tho
breakfast call. His mother and
Biator. Hattic, nre visiting
frlonds In lexas.
An attempt was made to rob
the East St. Johns depot Tues
day night of last woak at alnut
10:30, but the attempt was l'oihd
by tho night man, J. L. Sparrow.
Ho wns in tho back room whon
ho hoard tho window on tho
north sldo being smashed.
Grabbing his pistol. Mr. Spar
row went to investigato nnd
saw two men trying to gain en
tranco. Ho fired a. shot ovor
their heads and thoy lost no timo
in beating a retreat. Mr. Spar
row also noted anothor man at
tho bridgo Just west of the sta
tion who had evidently been
placed on watch by thowould-ba
burglars. I
GEORGIA RICH
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PUPIL BCATRICC HIOOCN CICHCNLAUD.
BIZ Bush A tana Bdg. Marshall 8307
?!i 'wMh Ava. Prions WooilUwn 2002
410 Oiwago Bt. Columbia 604
Mrs. Gabriel Pullin
VoohJ Tvnohoi'
DIaphram DrcathiiiK, Forward Tone
placement ami Clear diction,
I'uplli taught to take part in Trios ami
Quartettes.
965 Lombard St. Plmne Columbia 162
Mrs. Frank A. Rice
CHUB MUSIC SPECIALIST
Violin, Alandolln and Piano
Short mtthoj t.pcci.llf prtpartd lor sdulls
Stutllo; 412 S. Kdlson Street
Telephone Columbia 3S9
ELMER SNEED
Violin Instruction
STUDIO, 215 N. Syracuse Street
Phone Columbia 802
Mrs.BerthaC.Burdick
(Liccutitate of the Royal Academy
of Music, London.)
Teacher of Piano
1957 Hodge St. Photic Col. 873
Dr. Evart P. Borden
Tili-STIBT
Painless Extraction of Teeth under
N Nitrous Oxide Gas
Office Peninsula Bauk bldg.
Office phone Col. 625; res. phone Col. 477
Hour 942 a. tn.; 1:30-5 and 7-8 p. ui.
PhoDe Columbia 379
Res. Columbia 1131
Dr. F. P. Schultze
Physician and Surgeon
Room 10 Peninsula Bauk Building
DR. L. F. PICKENS,
DENTIST
Office Hours 8 to 12 A. M. 1 to 6 P. II,
Erenings 7 to 9
Peninsula Bank Bide.
Office Phone Columbia u53
MASQUERADE SUITS
FOR RENT
Mrs. J. A. Hyde, 214 Fessenden Street
Bring in your job printing.
This office is well equipped to
turn out all kinds of commercial
printing with neatness nnd dis
patch. And tho prices aro right.
The United ArtiBnns will give
a patriotic dance the evening of
Armistice Day. Nov. 11th, which
is a legal holiday. Lovers of a
good time cannot afford to miss
it.
Operations at the Southeast
shipyards at Los Angeles harbor,
closed y strike since October 1.
arc to be resumed Novomhor 10.
according to announcement made
there Inst Sunday. Tho comp
any s decision to reopen was
taken following receipt of a
petition signed by 2500 former
employes, asking that they bo
allowed to return under the old
Mncy agreement on wages. Tho
mnnagemont announced that the
"open shop" policy would be
followed. The company has con
tracts for ten 10,000-ton ships.
Oregonian.
Lewis Joshua Kemp, oldest
son of Rev. W. A. Kemp (de
ceased), un-1 Snrah A. Kemp,
was born Aug. 22, 18G7, in
Wright county, Minnosotn, and
died at Mutton, Alberta, Canada,
Oct. 3, 1919, ngeo 52 years,
months nnd 11 days. Ho leaves
n wife, a mother, ono daughter,
Mrs. Bessie I. Sffgor of Boron,
Oregon, ono granddaughter, ono
brother, W, A. Kemp, Nowbcrg,
Oregon, a sister. Miss Nellie M.
Kemp, who lives with the mother
at CM Smith, nvcnuo St. Johns.
Tho remains wore brought to
Portland, where services wore
held Oct 7tH, ly Rov. F. B.
Short. Deceased went to
Cnnndn about ton years ago,
wore ho held several prominent
positions.
Citizens in tho vicinity of
Greeley nnd Bryant Sts. rubbed
their oyes in amazement Wed
nesday, morning. The street
intersection wns a vcgetablo
garden. Celery, onions, radishes
nnd gnrlic showed whero, the
night before, only pools of muddy
water stood. The reason was
simple. Stcvo Coliugino, vege
table vendor, wns driving nlong
Groaley St. Tuesday night. Ho
had no light on his wagon. A
St. Johns enr struck tho vohicle
nnd demolished it. The contents
woro scattered over tho inter-
section. Stove managed to drag
tno wrecked wagon nwny, but
left tho vegetab es strewn o"cr
tho pavement;
RAIN HATS GOc. ROGERS.
It doesn't take an Expert to see this
Compare au Oldficld Tire with one
of any other make. It doesn't take
an expert to see the points of super
iority. Put one Oldfleld on your car
and compare its performance record
with that of others. Do that and
you'll soon be riding on four Old
fields. Buy Oldfield Tires not an experi
mentbut as an Investment in mile
Re.
'The most trustworthy tires built"
National Vulcanizing Go.
205 S. Jersey SI,
PHONE COLUMBIA 1130
HOW many people can you
think of right now who
would like to have your pho
tograph, and how long siuce
that last one was made?
At
Make an appointment today
The HOES STUDIO
Opposite Central School
yatftTTat .iJl- aaaaaaafJHaaaaW
Three men employed in con
struction of tho new grain
elevntor at St. Johns received
injuries about noon Saturday
when they were thrown off n
cement conveyor and fell n dis
tance of about 25 feet. Harry
Agee, 1770 Druid street, a car
penter, suffered bruises. Louis
Vnnpier, 1854 Druid street, car
penter, received an injury to his
head. Sven Johnson of Mctz
ger , Or., laborer, was bruised.
Tho three men were taken to
the Good Samaritnn hospital.
Portland has been selected as
distributing center for the
Willinmsport Wire Rope com
pany, Willinmsport, Pa., the
third largest manufacturing con-
corn of tho sort In America.
Warehouses will bo opened in
rortianu. a largo lorco of men
will ho employed hi ..the work.
J. W. Cochran, president, nnd
Robert Gilmoro and G. E. Ells
worth, of tho company, arrived
in Portland last week to select
suitable headquarters, Boforo
they leave Portland they aro to
select n location. Tho company
" 1 M
does n Inrge business in tho
Northwest,
.....1 I)n-t t.. .1 I.-..
,n;
for its distributing point in
this territory.
i)KHnmin t....i..4
bo nen Iv a mil o lolM M,r
than 1919.
Portlnnd-Countv nlnns to o.v.l
penu $1,212, 705 on roads in 1920.
All WOOL SUITS $45 and up jl
TAILORED TO YOUR
Ten per cent Discount to Returned Soldiers anil Sailors
Modeled to
yourWiyal Tlitloivd'tO'McasuK Clothes
Get that Million Dollar Royal Tailored Look
FURNISHINGS FOR MEN WHO KNOW
YOU KNOW IT'S GOOD IF YOl CUT IT FROM
ROGERS
Bank of Commerce BuMinz THE RAINCOAT MAN OKn&eiwK
I Authorized Resident Dealer THE ROYAL TAILORS
The Bank Of Commerce
114 North Jersey St,
OFFICERS
F. S. DOERNBECHER, President
C. DETEMNG,
Vice President and Cashier
DIRECTORS
F. S. DOERNBECHER,
C DETER1NC.
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
S. tf. DAVIS, Proprietor
108 Philadelphia Bt. Baths 25c
Responding to several frantic
calls sprit in by Women, Motor
cycles Pntrolmen Stiles and
Wright found Roman Guenther,
a man about 45 years old, stand
ing in about nl'oot of wntnr nnd
mod nt Fourteenth nnd Clinton
streets, garbed only in tho attire
ho was bom in, nnd reading out
of a bibln to n crowd of men who
were gathered about him. The
mnn. wno was insane, nnd wan
dercd nround the neighborhood
from East Twenty-sixth nnd
Tibbetts streets to tho spot
whero ho was round. The no
licemen wrapped their rain copes
about him and transported htm
in tho motorcyefe sidecar to the
county jail.
Ill..l.l., nvMn III tin 1,111
Goodess gracious you look ill!
VtllimiV, limit, iiivit; u.ii
Aro vou losing all your powor?
You seem weaker hour by hour.
"Now that prices aro so high,
I'm so tired that I could die,
I just circulate all day;
No ono dares put mo away.
"When tho evening board is Bet
With the fru t of father's sweat.
My small voice is hushed nnd
still
in the butcher's till.
j "And no matter whero I go,
i Peoplo disregard me so;
I don't seem to count for much
I 'Mongst tho prof fleers nnd such.'
i 14 Bill, take heart, your luck may
changC'-EX
SLICKERS $2.90. ROGERS.
INDIVIDUAL MEASURE
tout order
.
THE ST, JOHNS GARAGE
216 North Jersey St.
Authorized Ford Service Sta
tion. Only genuine l?ord
parts used.
Tires, size 30x3, guaran
teed 6000 miles, $18.00 up.
-CARS STORED
Woolley Bros.
Phone Columbia 590.
Dr. Samuel A, Mulkey
Office Room G, 7 ami B
PENINSULA SECURITY BLDG.
Hours 9 to 12; 1.30 to 5 ItvtmiiiK 8 to 9
108,'i S.Jersey St.
ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND. OREGON
Phone Columbia 930
Hauling of All Kinds
By Auto Truck
Allkinds of Wood handled
J. W. HERWICK & SON
rhone Columbia 1073 Or Columbia 6S2
John E. Bell of Idaho has pur
chased the Wayne Bnrham pro
,w...f,. nf.io.i i? n:t,..,,i n.
. . .
. liio heavy, downpour ot rain
Inst I-ridny night rather damp
um mi inonruor oi uie juvenile
iinuowe en ceiennuors. as
result the usual amount of mis
chievous happenings dlilnt occur.
Wo desire to express our sin
cent thnnks to tho neighbors
ami friends for their kindness,
sympathy nnd floral tributes
tendered during tho illness nnd
death of our beloved husband
and fnthor, and can assure them
their kindness will over bo grate
fully remembered. Mrs. Mnry
T. Koencke and rnmtly.
When John G. Ilnrtman got
out his sale slips for fruit sold
by him from tho old C. S. Heed
tract, near Yukima, Wash., and
figured up what he had received
for his crops lie found tho total
was $11,801 for tho 11 acres.
Pears of several varieties wore
the largest item, amounting to
$0800. There woro nearly $2000
worth of peaches, S12l)o lrom
prunes and smaller amounts
from grapes, plums and cherries.
Amidst a beautiful and elabor
ate setting of all the weirdness
nnd mystery of Hallowe'en,
eighteen of St. Johns' most
prominent young peoplo enjoyed
a very pleasant evening on Fri
day, the thirty-first, at the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. Law
rence Layton of 1010 S. Leonard
street. The young ladica ap
peared dressed as country girls
in short gingham aprons, sun
bonnets and curls. While tho
gentlemen came dressed as farm
er lads. Many Interesting and
lively games were played and all
succeedud in learning their
lortunos. Cider and duoghnuts,
followed by the guests minting
real "anookv" stories in a dark
ened room, added tho final touch
to make the evening perfect. A
cake, lighted by seventeen
orange colored candles, was cut
by Miss Dora Lavtou in honor of
her birthday. Those present
worj tho Misses Ik'rfsio Jones,
l'liith Greene, Ruth Layton,
fgnes Vincent. Dora Layton.
Helen Kdmondson, Hoo linsio,
Helen UuhhcII and Alma Itassi;
Messrs. Gilo Young. Cecil
Greene, l'oroy Smith, llorman
Sehroeder. Ted Miller. William
rorgiiHon, Harold Harry and the
tost and hostess.
Umbrellas $1.50. HOGKKS.
If we would fall
for it
We could often make a nice
extra profit by skimping a
little in the quality of the
hardware we sell. Hut this
store has earned a reputation
i for dependability and we do
not propose to lose it even for
au extra, profit. What you
buy here you can depend up
on now and always,
Byerle & Armstrong
120 North Jersey Street
Avoid the Rush!
For the convenience of those
who are compelled to work ev
ery day through the week, and
to avoid the counted condi
tions which always take place
the last week before Christmas,
arrangements ure now made for
the opening of
The Hoes Studio
ON SUNDAYS
Until after the Holidays, the
hours being from 1 to .1 P. M.
"Just a Hunch"
Do not overlook the fact that
you might he well paid for your
trouble if you take the time to
investigate our work and prices.
T. A. HOES.
- HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
- T . . , . . .
Last 1 riday at a special as
sembly Mr. Korell gave a talk
0n the American Legion. Mrs.
- ! Wilson also gave us a talk on the
nie of Frances Willard; the talk
a wns lioth nterest ntr ant he nrti .
An evening of much fun nnd
enjoyment was spent by the
third termers rridny ovcninor,
ns they held a masquerade clnss
party in the gym. The lights
Koinir out for .1 few minutes only
uducd to the fun.
During this cold rainy weather
the High bchool Uafctera is bus
ier than ever, it is being man
aged by Miss Chollnr and Mrs.
Wnite.
On Thursday tho D. S. girls,
with tho aid of Miss Chollar,
served the faculty, seventeen in
number, a very tasty and de
licious Hnllowo'en lunch.
Thursday afternoon Miss Chol
lar took tho D. S. students from
tho High School, and the D. S.
students from tho North and
Central Schools, to the St. Johns
meat market, whero Mr. Myers
cut up a beef and explained tho
different cuts to them.
"Good English week" is from
the third to tho Bcventh of Nov
ember. Many good posters and
dandy cartoons aro very much in
evidence, some of the beet car
toons being tha work Ellcry
Landers.
James John docs not play this
week, the next game however is
to bo played with Ifcnson.
C. A. W.
Lives of poor men all remind ui,
Honest men won't have a
chance,
The moro wo work, thero growH
behind us
Higircr patches on our Hunts.
On our pants onco nice and glossy.
Now are stripes or different
hue.
All hecmiFo subscribers linger.
And won't nay us what is duo.
MM..... Ink .... I... .... I .1.1....
limn iub 110 iiu mill UUIIIK,
Send your mite however stun I.
Or when winds of April itriko us,
wo aiinll have mi pants at all.
Dow Walker, who realties on
Fessenden street, St. Johns.
has been offered thi position of
Chief of Police for tho city of
Portland. Dow will undoubted
ly make good if ho decides to
accept.
French Dry Cleaning
And Pressing
Wo Cnll i'or line DuUvvr
LAUNDRY
PROMPT SERVICE
W.J. HAYZLETT
217 N. Jersey St.
Phone Columbia 951
There Is really no comparison
between the emeuui ihorouKh
lieM with Mhich au Klectiic
Cliuer removed dirt and the
dlllieully of sweeping.
True, one CAN eleun riinanl
euijiets without un electric
cleaner. A broom or carpet
kwceper will brush up SO. MP,
of the dirt, ami If jou like tint
exercise uud have plenty of time
uud strength a broom mid carp
et beater w ill do tho work alter
u fashion,
In the siuic way one can
wakh without Mtp, Water a.
lone will remove some dirt if
applied with enough "elbow
K reuse."
Hut 10 pic use hoap because
it cleans more easily uud better
than water ulone,
1'or the same reason people
use I'.lectric Cleuuers because
they clean more easily and far
belter than other methods,
Portland Railway
Light & Power Company
'Buy You Electric Goods at an Electric Store"
Why the Electric Cleaner
LEWIS CALDWELL
LEADING BARBER
The place where k""1 service and
courteous treatment prevail, Children's
hair cutting receive special attention,
109 BURLINGTON STREET
TH13ATRF, .JJ
Open Sumlnys 2:15 lo 11:00.
iHoutinys iiml SflttirdHVS oiveH Ml GOH).
Other
tlayn nl 7:00.
Kcgulnr Admission
-Co, lie, 15c.
Hulurdny, November 8tlt--
CONSTANCE
TALMADGE in
V l.A MO UK".
"HAl'l'INItSS
Icct.
Sunday, November Dili
BIG BILL IMRT
in "WAOON TRACKS" Arterull
Monday mill Ttle-dnv. Nov. In and It
DUSTIN FARNUM In 1'ARfON
Ol' l'ANAMINT."
Vcducday, November 12th
CHOOSING A WIFE."-A
cmi iirimucuon.
Thurtdayaml I'rld.ty, Nov. Ill mid I I
DOROTHY PHILLIPS
I" "PAID IN ADVANCE." A
wonderful Mory ot Alo.k.t during
the tint rush tor nold, In which h
uirl mild herncir to the hlKliMt Mi
ller. I'ull of action ami thrills.
Adults 20 cents; children 10 nhU,
Saturday, November 16th
U1LA LEE In I IK ART 01' YOUTH
Sunday, November Itttli
DOROTHY GISM In "OUT Ol'
1U(.K. '
Monday nnd Turlay,
Nov. 17 ami If-
MARY. PICKFOAD
In "1WMKR.
AI.DA."
Wednesday mid Thurdny, Nov. Ill-)
BERT LYTELL In "I.OMBAKbl
UMintnr liomlhe HiHilr 4y
of the Mime name.
l'rld'iv, November 2Ut
MRS.CIIA8. CHAPLIN Ih 'M'OR.
Saturday, November At
Sunday, NovciiiIrt 'JA
Hay,
"Til
IK DARK STAR." it Hlrt
V. Chamber story.
Monday uud Tuesday, Nov. 81 1&
Wednesday, Nov. SM
JACK PICKFORD
OI.AK IIV I'KOXV.
ill "A NUK.
Or, W. J. Gilsfrip
Physician and Surtfooii
Glasses Accurately Pitted
OIM'ICH IIOUUS
9.00 to 12 M. Otl'ICMI
1:30 to 4IU 1'. M. I'mtHtuta m.
7:00 to 8:00 p. M. rurily
Sundays, U.00 to 10 H0 A. M.
Dr. Herbert F. Jones
CHIROPRACTOR
311 North Jersey Street
Day Phone
Night lbwi
Columbia m
Columbia 07
St, Johns Undertaking Co.
208 N. Jersey Street
Columhia 239 --I'lioni-, CoUnnbia !
Atitoinolille lUnrse
Gtl Our Prices Before Gorag lo Prlhd
PENINSULA TITLE ABSTRACT 4 REALTY CO
H. HENDERSON, Manarjer
402 N. Juriay Street
Abstracts of Title Prepared
Title l(i a mined
I'hone ColuuiMu
Hauling and Moving
OP ALL KINDS
fan trips 10 ami irom rorlluutl
1. S. '7,A'A'
Phoni Col. 1040 IK C. KIChmOllU M.
Poff & Green
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Sand and Gravel Hauled
Daily Trips to Portland
Phone Col. 308 206 N. JERSEY ST
We haul ouy tliinn, any time, auv
place. Prices reasonable
Daily Tri to Portland
Enquire, 317 N.Jersey St. ciuSisn
Pulley & Zurcher
Plumbing, Heating & Tinning
We Repair Aluminum Ware
Phoue Cl. n 20T S. Jerwy St,