Historical locltty
ST. JOHNS REVIEW
VOLUME 16
ST. JOHNS.5PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY,. JANUARY 30, 1920.
NUMBER 12
ANOTHER GOOD A1EETING
. Tho community club met in
tho Library Tueaday evening,
ana tno attenunnce was larirc.
practically ovary seat being oc
cupied. L fe meeting was called
to order oy Chairman Monahan,
who presided in a graceful and
ariiciont manner. After the
rainuts of tho provioua meeting,
which was the initial one. rind
boon road by the Secretary, Miss
atnei uowera, chairman of the
By-Laws Committee, H. W. Bon
ham, proaontcd tho report, which
was composed of seren sections,
and each section was acted upon
separately. It garo as tho pur
pose of tho club to promote tho
social, moral and physical wel
faro of tho lower peninsula. Tho
name finally decided upon Was
tho St. Johns Community Club,
it was also docided that any
good citizen residing anywhoro
in the United States could becomo
n member by paying tho initia
tion feo of one dollar and boost
ing for St. Johns. A recess was
taken and 09 persons nppended
their signatures to tho member
ship roll. On motion it was,
dtcided that tho next niccting
should take place at tho Port
land Woolen mills club ho'uso
two wooku Mat, when a . dinner
would be served, fallowed by a
business and social session. Stffc.
Crano asked that n committoo bo
appointed to invest onto condit
ions at the local city hallrclativd
to needed alterations and addit
ional facilities, and was assured
tho raattar would bb given pro
per attention. The park quos
tion was diaciiwed at sonto leh-
Kttu Mosara. Borden, Edlefscn,
Drinker, Flot'chor, Muck, Jones,
Powell, Lewis nnd Walker part
icipating. Finally, on motion
of R. D. Powell, it was moved
that, tho club favor tho selection
of what is known as tho "wood
ed tract" near tho cut and com
prising 23 acres, which motion
carried.
Dow Walker, on boing called
upon, gayo a vory interesting
little talk on the value of com
munity clubs and thoir success
ful oporation. Ma also declared
that an effort should be made
to secure a community houso as
well as a park. The mooting
then adjourned to meot at the
Portland Woolen mills club houso
Tuesday evening, Fob 10.
Fin Dress
Shirts. ROGERS.
A paper on Law Enforcement
by Mrs. 0. W. Linquest, will
be read at the Library at the
Woman's Christian Temperance
Union Monday at 2 p.m. You are
welcome Reported.
The teacher was giving the
class a natural-history lecturo on
Australia'Theroisone animal,"
sho said, "none of you huvo
mentioned. It docs not stand
up on its legs all tho time. It
does not walk like other animals;
but takes funny little skins.
wnat is nt" And the class yell
ed with ono voico: "Chnrlie
Chaplin." London Tit-Bits.
Jacob Flesor died Janunrv
24th at his homo, 729 Tioga
street, aged b years, 11 months
nnd 13 days. Ho was born in
Michigan and camo hero about
two years ago from Chohal s.
Wash. Surviving him arc two
sons and two dnughtcra besides
his widow. Thcfunornl services
took placo nt chapol of tho local
Undertaking Co. Wednesday nt
2 p. m.. Dr. Johos offic ntinir;
Tho M. W. of A. was in charge.
intermont in Columbia cemetery.
. Mrs. Sarah S. . Glass died at
hor home. 1510 Oatmnn street,
Jnn'. 20th, aged 88 ycari, 9
months arid 29 days. Harden
ihg of tho arteries was tho im
mediate oaUsa of death. 1 Sho
had been a rosidont of Oregon
for thirty ycarfc, and is survived
by" 8 children, '22 grandchildren
and io great grandchildren.
Funeral services woro held last
Thurnday. January 22, nt 10:30
a. m. at tho- chhpol of. Miller Mrs. E. W. Cktrlick, who was
and Tracoy. Interment In Col-pporatyd upon Inst wook nt tho
umin cemetery. Portland Sanitarium, is getting
In thd fastest and' cleanest nionir n,co,y'
basket bull gamo that has boon
YOUNG FARMER BURNS
SURE HAD SOME TIME
One of tho most daring police
raids over planned by tho St.
Johns polico department was
fouled on Saturday night bv lack
of equipment. Only a patrol wag
on for tho removal of tho offen
ders to tho city jail was needed,
but tho "little wagon" is not n
part of tho equipment of the vorv
efficient polico force of which
St. Johns district boasts. How-
over, Sergeant ( K. L. Crano
did succeed in bringing home n
"has been" Chevrolet -199 in
stead of tho Essex of which ho
fondly dreamed, but th s was
hardly adequate for handling tho
mob which was arrested on Sat
urday night at tho Portland
Woolen Mill Club house. Tho
police had been tinned off sever-
al days before that tho county
fair and street earn vn of "H ck-
villo" was to bo operated without
license and tho policeman wore
out a kick, also tho pink tearoom
where it is reported that Officer
Hatt apont$500on nnothor man's
wifo.
Arrests wore too numerous to
mention. Among the worst of-1
fenders were Sergeant R. L.
Crano nnd ono of tho col
ored gentlemen for "Shooting
Craps." Fifteen minutes in tho
city jail was thoir sentence and
no ono was narolod. Miss Ada
Hammond also suffered arrest
several times, twice for crossing
tho stnto lino with married mon
nnd onco sho, too, was a victim
of tho fnscinnting charms of
tho "Big Joo" game. Money
flowed like water, troubles wero
forgotten nnd ovory ono will ono
accord joined in thostroot dance.
Archio Mayer, Horb Scott, Bill
Ocschor, James Hodgos, Jack
Hillis, and Gcorgo Marlctto as
tho Bingvillo jazz bund furnished
music for tho street dancing.
Even Olficor Maxwell, who sel
dom indulges in such frivolous
on the scene. Allow no one to entertainment, ioincd in the Inz
i i . i ...... , i ... r.
eavo HUB IIOUHO. woro mo or- znru. K. " mmiwnn. nirn
dors of Sergeant Crano as ho tary and general mnnngor of tho
entered tho door at the front of mill, was gonoral promoter of
tho building. At a blast from fun, but laid himself liable to
tho poiiro whistle uniformed cons cunBiiro bv ruff ni? off tho boHt
sprang irom overywnoro nnu tno looking girl in tho houso for a
MEMBER ST. JOHNS FIRE DEPARTMENT
Who will tnkc on all comers nnd oilers to give high school pupils hi-
awutiiuii irec ui ciinrgc.
Dr. Jones was called to Port
land Monday afternoon, to offic
iate at tho funeral uerylco of
Claude M. Stout.
played in tho interscholnstic lea-
r !.
guu bo iar una uuuaun uiujoucrt
son high school hoopers won
from tho James John tosscrs.
Monday on tho Washington high
school floor by tho closo score of I
18 to 1G. Tho passing of both
teams was exceptionally good.
whllo tho defenso put up by tho
. i
guards kopt iho score down.
Long, sensational shots from
fitfrtnif nnrvlA nt ' VJ r ti n Irnn"
loolo." James John forward,
foaturcd tho contest. Toolo net
ted 8ix field bnskots for tho
boys from tho peninsula, whilo
Bauor and Brnmomado thoethor
two.
ROGERS sells RUBBER
BOOTS and SHOES.
r,ntuHt Stylos, r.owoHl 'rooN in
Hats and Caps
Ol QUALITY
Men's Flue Ribbed, Closed Crotch
GEORGIA RICH
OB Buh A Lna Bldfl.
IS AUtworth Av.
4lSJ Ovwaio Ot.
11 AX I ST
275 AO JUS It
Phonos
Main 7000
Woodlawn 2002
Columbia B04
Wool Work Socks , 05e, a pair $1,00
"Rogers' Special" ti durable Work Glove (50c
nib Overalls, "Union Made" 1.90
Men's Sweater Coats, real values at l.15
Work Pants ?1.95, 2 75. 3.50, -1.75, COO and G OO
Work Shirts 1,25, 1.35, 1.50
Men's Dress Shoes 8 50, 9.50 and 11.00
Men's Work Shoes "U. S. Army Mtinson Last". ...000 and G 75
Slicker Coats or Pants, per garment 2.90
Rain Hats 75c, 1.00, 1.25, 1-50
Men's Pure Gum Rubber Capes . . . : 9.00
Girls' Hooded Rain Capes 4.35
PLANNP.L SHIRTS, Black Hear, Union made 3.00
place was "pinched." Miss
Ada Hammond, manager of tho
club house and employment sec
roiary oi me nun, sprung a mir-
iso on tho no co department and
mudo tho scene more sonsationul
uy minting dead uwny. lhin was
ono feature which tho officers
hud not oxnoctod and they had
had no rehearsals ofifirat aid du
ties.
All tho nruminent citizonn of
Hickvillo wero thtrc in thoir best
bib and tucker, bomo who ap
poured in costume were J. M.
Itlair. Mavor: R. C. McMann.
Judge; J. W. Mitcholl nnd W.
Loronzon. the colored nomilii
lion u. w. Locnrun. a genuine
Rtlbo" who nerslsted inirettimr
drunk on sodu water; Mrs. May
nnrd, Olivo llintt, Ireno Olson
and Doloras Gnnr.ngitatlng votos
for women; R. Lore, village
policornun; Robert Fox, clown;
dunce nnd bidding in tho dance
himsolf. The evening's ontor-
tainmont was a howling success,
though Officer Roberts had his
wifo with him nnd had to go
homo oarly. Employees of tho
weave room of which W. R. Wa
doll is in charge, gnvo tho fair.
Reported.
Building operations will short
ly befin for erection on tho Pen
insula, of a now Independent
packing plant by n company
with a paid up capital stock of
$500,000 and which plans to do a'
meat packing business of mill
ions or dollars a yonr. Tho
plant will 1)9 located on 15 acres
of ground immediately adjoin
ing tho International Livestock
pavilion on the cast. Tho situ
fronts deep water, a convenient
to the railroads and is well ait
MULTNOMAH
THEATRE
Open Sundays 2:16 to 1 1 ;00.
Mondays nnd Saturdays open nl 6:30.
Other days M 7;00.
Regular Aduilnlon Go, 11c, lfic,
Saturday, January 31t
BILLY BURKE In "THIt MIS
I.HADINO V11)0'."-Artcraft.
I llv llIV 1 rl ll"T-r tt rA ", poncurnun; Honort rox. ciown; uated for doing busincau with
UNION SUITS $2.50 '&ss
. .. m it i u.. it .... ul "J ncii.
Mrs. Gabriel PuIIin
Vooul Toamhov
nuropcan Training
Soprnno Soloist, lit. KplKopat Church
Cor. Vail aid Lombard Streets
Alio City Studio Phone Col. 182
Mrs. Frank A. Rice
CBI LB MUSIC SPECIALIST
Violin, Mandolin and Piano
Skert nctb4 tptcUUr prprl lor adult
Stndlo: 411 S. Hdlson Street
Telephone Columbia 389
ELMER SNEED
Violin Instruction
BTUDIO, 215 N. Syracuse Street
rkene Columbia 302
Inspect These
Tires Yourself
Please consider this announce
ment a cordial invitation to visit our
salesroom and inspect these sturdy
tires.
ROGERS
THE RAINCOAT MAN
Bank of Commerce Bidding ST. JOHNS Open I
Chuplin and Miss Hammond as
Tho Old Woman Who L vod
In tho Shoo." John Tupper wits
very realistic in his costumo ns
In wild man, ono of tho side show
attractions. Thoro woro alao
the Gynsy fortuno tellers. Anna
nnd Nellio luirroll, n "Kissing
Hooth" where daintily dressed
maidens dealt out candy kissos.
ice cream booths and cider with
Rmcrson 11. Roberts nnd Gladys
Smith, both of Portland, wero
married in St. Johns Wednesday
oroning. Dr. Jones officiated.
Wanted Position an houso
kooper or in hotol or boarding
houso. Call Columbia mu
Socks for Mondny. Hosiery for
sununy. uutiL'US.
Mrs.Bei:thaC.Burdick
(Ucentitate of the Royal Academy
f Muiic, London.)
Teacher of Piano
t37 IIod; St. Phone Col. 87a
Dr. Evart P. Borden
DSNTJBT
PainleM Extraction of Teeth under
Nitrous Oxide Gas
Office Peninsula Bank bldg.
Ofice phone Col, 626; res. phone Col. 477
Keur 1-11 a. m.; 1:80-6 and 7-8 p. m.
fkeve Columbia 379
Res. Columbia 1 131 ,
Dr. F. P. Schultze
Physician and Surgeon
Reon 4 Peninsula Bank Building
DR. L. F. PICKENS,
DENTIST
See HeareS to 12 A XI. 1 to 6 P. M.
Srealncs 7 to 9
FeaUsala Beak Bid
OAce Pkvie Colum
5i"a xi8?
A new shipment has already
arrived and we join Barney Oldfield
in recommending them to you as
The most trustworthy tires built"
We also do first class tire repair
and retreading and carry the best
best line of used tires in the city.
National Vulcanizing Go.
205 S, Jersey Sf,
PHONE COLUMBIA 1130
Dr. Samuel A. Mulkey
DJSNTJBT
Office Rooms 6, 7 and 8
PENINSUU SECURITY BLDG.
Hours 9 to 12; 1:30 to 5 Kvctiinga 8 to 0
!08tf S. Jersey St.
ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND. OREGON
Phont Columbia 930
J. W, BOTTOM
Kalsomining Painting
Columbia 873
C. 433 Chartaslon St.
DEARING'S
For Fine Chocolates
Ice Cream, Tobacco and Cigars
311 South Jersey Street
St. Johns Undertaking Co.
THOS. GRICE, Manager '
208 North Jersey Street
Office, Columbia 527 PHONES Residence, Columbia 299
AUTOMOBILE IIEyiRE
DAY OR NIGHT CALLS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
This is not a branch of any city undertaker's
A High Opinion
of our good sonso nnd judg
ment prevents us from telling
you that we can sell tho high
est quality hardware at the
price others chargo for the
lowest. We could not make
such a claim honestly. Cut
we do claim that our prices
are as low as are consistent
with quality and lower than
you can obtain tho same
grade of mdse. for elsewhere.
Test us on that proposition,
Byerle & Armstrong
420 North Jersey Street
French Dry Cleaning
And Pressing
Wo OttU Jfor ntul Uollvot
LAUNDRY
o PROMPT SERVICE
I W.J. HAYZLETT
217 N. Jersey Si.
Phone Columbia 951
The Hoes Studio
FOR
PHOTOS
OP QUAUTV
Opposite Central School
Wall p Picture Framing
Paner l Enlargements
3l Post Card Folders
c?nQ I; 14x20 Oval Frames
OlgnS 1 with Convex Glass fS.iS
A DISTINCTION
MASQUERADE SUITS
FOR RENT
Mrs. J. A. Hyde, 214 Fessenden Street
An insurance Solicitor is an Indivfdual who solicits your in
surance and if favored with your business places the same with an
Insurance Agent. In case of loss you will be obliged to deal with
the agent who may or may not be in a position to give your claim
the attention it deserves.
An Insurance Agent U a duly qualified representative of the
Company issuing your policy. He must necessarily have the au
thority and ability to bind his company to give you the best pro
tection in proper manner. You deal direct with him in case of loss.
We are INSURANEE AGENTS. We issue all policies direct and in
case of loss or claim you deal directly with us.
Wc Insure Anything Insurable.
PENINSULA SECURITY CO.
I 108 South Jersey Sfc
Phone Columbia 161
FRESH FROM THIS HAKKRY
la layer enke is a dream to behold
and a joy to taste, Light as a sun
beam, with filling that simply can
not be described, the cake will prove
a royal treat. At your next affair
order one and you'll make yourelf
tamous tor your splendid Hospitality .
Wc hire tht ktst. Orders Uktn for WtddlnJ Cikt.
Fenning's Bakery and Delicatessen
115 North Jersey Street
There Is really no eoiaparlwiu
between the cuscaml thniouxh
ni'M with which an lilrctrlc
Cleaner removed ihrt anil the
difficulty of sweeping.
True, one CAN clean rues ami
carpets without hii electric
cleaner. A broom or carptt
bweeper will brush tip SOMIt
of tlm dirt; and l( jou like tlm
exercUe-aml have plenty of time
mid strength a broom ami carp
et heater will do tht work aftM
u fushion,
In the same way one snti
wash without soap, Wotvr a
lone will remove some dirt if
applied with enough "elliow
grease."
Hut people use soap bruusu
it cleaus more ciully ami hotter
than water alone,
l'or the same reason people
use lilectric Cleaners htrausu
they clean more easily ami far
better than other methods.
Portland Railway
Light & Power Company
'BuyYour Oectiic Goods al an Electric Store
LEWIS CALDWELL
LEADING HAHHEK
The place where rood service and
courteous treatment prevail. Children's
hair cutting receive special attention.
109 BURLINGTON STREET
Sunday, February 1st
MONROE SALISBURY l "TIU
bUNlJUW.V TKAll.." A Univcrmt
Special In six acts,
Monday and Tuesday, 1'cb. 2 and 3.
BARGAIN DAYS
Admission 5 CTS. Voting and old.
A Dig rrogram of Seven Keels
Fatty Arbuckle
- -IN'
"THE GARAGE"
Ills latest and best.
LITTLE GLORIA JOY In "1'OU
Tt NHS 01' CUKK1NNK."
B0UAD ylAD GTIGGED
You'll say this Is the best serial you Imve
seen. It's n short one Ten llnlsodmi.
Wednesday and Thursday, l'ob. l-fi
WtUUL NORMAND In "Tlllt
JINX" Ooldwyu, Itttinemhor
"Mickey?" This picture is pitmouu
ccd "Just ns good" by most crltlos.
Don't miss It.
I'rlday, l'cbriiary Oth
FLORENCE REED In "Tlllt WO
MAN tNIJKK OATH."
Satllrdav. I'chrimrv 7lli
BRYANT WASHBURN In "WIIV
SMITH I.Ul'T IIOMIl" Pant
mount. Author of this spular stnr'rt
comedy dramas,
Sunday, l'ebrtiaty Hth
WALLACE REIDIh "Tlllt I.OT
TUUY MAN," paramount.
Monday and Tuesday, l'eh. 9 nud 10
BIG BILL IMRT
In "JOHN I'UTTICOATS" Art
cruft. Ills latest picture mid a gianl
one, AIm "Hound and (lauged"
No. 2.
Wednesday,' I'rbruary llth
ANITA STEWART In "KINO.
"Of"' DURA MS" In seven acts.
Thursday and I'rlday, l'eh. 12 and 13
I). V. OUU'lMTIl'S
"BR0KCA BltOSSOAS"
This picture failed to arrive fttr our
mo hut December during the hfg
snow. Hanked as one of the strong
est productions ever thrown on th
M-'reeu, It Is wll worth seeing. All
mission 10 and 20 cents.
Dr. W, J, Gilstrap
Physician nnd Surgeon
Glasses Accurately Filled
ON'lCIt HOURS
9:00 to 13 U. OI'MICIttt
1:110 to 4:30 I'. M, reiiluiul.i n
7:00 to :00 I'. M. rmltv UUU
Sonda;., 9.00 to 10.JW A, M.
Dr. Herbert F. Jones
CHIROPRACTOR
311 North Jersey Street
Day Phone
Columbia 97
NiKht I'lioiitt
Coin mbiu G'JO
Davis Berber Shop
ontl UATII ROOMS
J. ff. DAVIS, PropricUr
108 Phlladttlplilrt St, lintlu ',f
..j. , . .. ..
PENINSULA HUE ABSTRACT REALTY CO
H. HENDERSON, Manauor
402 N, Jirmy Slraet
Abstracts of Title l'remrvd
Titles Rxauiiued
Miotic Culutabia 2W
Hauling'' arid Moving
OF Ml KINDS
Datip (julokly tinlj)voinitly
tiii i ii iu uihi fium l oiiiuuu
I. .
phone coi. io6o io c. Kicnmonu it.
Poff & Green
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Sand and Gravel Hauled
Dally Trips to Portland
Phone Col. S08 206 N. JERSEY ST
jr'wuimer
Transfer nnd Storage
We deliver L-oods to and from all parts
of Portland, Vancouver. I.lunton ami
surrounding country. Piano ami furni
ture nioviiiK'. 1'hoiie Columbia Sfi.
Mast llurlliiKtou Street.
Pulley & Zurcher
lumblng, Heating & Tinning
We Repair Aluminum Ware
FUone Col. 02 207 S. Jursy St,