ST. JOHNS REVIEW
VOLUME 1G
ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 12, 1920.
NUMBER 18
COMMUNITY CLUB MEETS
' The St. Johns Community Club
gathered at the big establish
ment of the Lor Cabin Baking
Co. Tuesday evening: where they
were treated in a royal manner.
About ono hundred and seventy
were in attendance, leaving the
Peninsula Bank corner about
seven o'clock and making the
trip by 'auto. Arriving at the
factory on Fremont, ono block
from Williams avenue, the guests
wero Bhown through the largo
and modern bakery. They wero
shown how the flour is mixed
by machinery, how tho loaves
are rolled, put in pans and placed
in tho big traveling oven and
how thoy como out at tho other
end baked. It was a very inter
esting sight. Tho oven, which
cost $45,000 to install, bakes
4,000 loaves of bread per hour,
or 30,000 loaves por day. After
tho loaves aro bakad and cooled
they are fed into a machine
that wraps them neatly at tho
rato of 3,000 loaves por hour.
The guests it:o shown through
tho labratory wore the tests arc
made and samples of thodifcr
ent ingredients entering into
bread making wero oxhibitcd.
Tho trip through tho plant was n
revelation to most of the guests,
and tho scrupulous cleanliness
and sanitation in ovidonco every
where was a highly pleasing
feature
After tho plant had been
thoroughly inspected the guests
woroconductod to tho lunch room
whero a most pleasing and np
potizlntr array of tho fine pastrys
made by tho bakory wero in
ovidenco in great abundance.
Thcso wero supplemented by Jo
licious ham sandwiches of
tho varioty madoin tho long ago
whan thoy placed mora than the
oders of ham batween the slices
of bread. Delicious coffee was
alao sorved. In fact tho generous
hosts saw that thero was nothing
wanting to satisfy tho cravings
of tho inner man.
Mr. Wright of tho Log Cabin
Baking Co. gave a noat littlo
talk in which he atatad that tho
plant coat $325,000, that an
average of 105 barrels of flour
were used daily, that the plant
has a capacity of 110,000 loavea
per day, that special pains were
taken to retain tho natural fla
vor and color of thoir bread.
Chairman Monahan gavo a
most interesting talk in which
he describad how Mr. Ritmun,
tho originator of the plant, used
GEORGIA RICH
11 AX 1ST
TRAOIUill
Phona-
008 Bush & Lan Blda.
OIS Alniworlh Av,
410 Oiwao St.
Mrs. Gabriel Pullin
Voonl Tonohov
Kuropean Training
Soprnuo Soloist, lit. Uplscopal Church
Cor. Will aid Lombard Slrctls
Alto City Studio rhoue Col. 182
Mrs. Frank A. Rice
CHILD MUSIC SPECIALIST
Violin, Mandolin and Piano
Short mtlhoj cipUllr prepared (or adulti
Studio: 412 S. Kdlaon Street
Telephone Columbia 389
ELMER SNEED
Violin Instruction
STUDIO, 215 N. Syracuse Street
l'hone Columbia 302
Mrs. Bertha C.Burdick
(Ucentltate of the Royal Academy
of Music, London.)
Teacher of Piano
Hodge St. Phone Col. 87a
Miss E. Brown
Certlfkitcd Plinlst and Teacher or Hmlc
European Trainiug
Pupils Prepared for Recitals
Phone Columbia 843
903 Depauw Street.Univcrslty Park
Dr. Evart P. Borden
M3XTI8T
Painless Extraction of Teeth under
Nitrous Oxide Gas
Office Peninsula Bank'bldg.
Office phone Col, 625; rea. phone Col. 477
'Hour 9-12 a. m.; 1:80-6 and 7-8 p. tn
Phoae Columbia 379
iRes. Columbia 1131
Dr. F. P. Schultze
Physician and Surgeon
Room 4 Peninsula Bank Building
DR. L. F. PICKENS,
DENTIST
Office Boar 8 to 12 A. M. 1 to 6 P. M.
Evenings 7 to 9
Feni&sula Bank Bide.
Office Fkooe Columbia II 83
to carry big baskets of bread to
the St. Johns car while Mr.
Monahan was motorman in 1891,
and sent the bread to St. Johns
and way points. Ho told of the
wonderful progress made by the
company from this small begin
ning, and how the persistence
and untiring energy of Mr. Hit
man finally won out. Mr. Hit
man made rcnlv in a fine little
address. He was followed by Mr.
Wright and Mr. Schindlo of tho
company. Interesting remarks
wero alao mado by Dr. Borden.
A. E. Jones and J. N. Edlefsen,
Tho chairman was authorized
to appoint committees to takoup
the matter of a roadway to tho
Swift Packing plant with the
county commissioners and one
to draft resolutions embodying
the necessity of a new high
school huilding in bt. Johns for
presentation to tho board of
directors. It was decided to
hold the next meeting of the
Community Club at tho audi
torium of tho high school build
ing Tuesday evening, March 23.
Resolutions by Abe Martin
and Josh Billings: That i nil!
liro within my inkum, i i hav
tow git trusted tew do it. That
povorty may bo a blessing, but
if it is, it is a blessing in dis
guise. That i wont swop enny
bosses with n dcakon. That no
man shall beat mo in politeness,
not so long as politeness kontin
ues to bo ns cheap as it iz now.
That if lovely woman smacks mo
on one chenk, i will turn her
the other also. That if a man
kalis me a phool, i wont ask him
to prove it. That if a man tolls
mo a mulo kiks i will boliovo
what he soz without tricing it.
That if enny body lozos oven a
goose i will wcepSwith him, for
it is tuff bizness tew lozs n
goose. That ono ov tho risk
yost things tow straddle iz tho
bnk or a GO day noto. That
tho best time tew ropont ov a
blunder iz jest bofore tho blun
der iz made. Ex.
Tho Sunshino Club met at tho
homo of Mrs. S. W. Davis, 414
Calhoun street, Thursday after
noon, March 4th. Tho after
noon was spent doing nccdlo
work and tho regulnr business
mooting. Mrs. Frank Thorn
bren resigned tho offico of pre
sident, and Mrs. R, Shilts was
elected in her plnce. Mrs. Camp
bell gavo so 'era! selections on
tho piano, which was enjoyed
by all. Dainty refreshments
wore served.
Main 7000
Woodlawn 3002
Columbia 054
Inspect These
Tires Yourself
Please consider this announce
ment a cordial invitation to visit our
salesroom and inspect these sturdy
tires.
A new shipment has already
arrived and we join Barney Old field
in recommending them to you as
The most triistworthy.tlrej 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 St,
PHONE COLUMBIA 1130
The Hoes Studio
FOR
PHOTOS
OP QUALITY
Opposite Central School
14 Cabinet Pictures 14
Aad Oie Enlargement
$7.00
Open Sundays 1 to 4 P. M,
McCartney & Herwick
Sand, Gravel and Wood Hauled
PKmc CoUmiU 3IS
101 Swenson Street
Dr. T. L. Perkins, who ser
ved a short term in the council
as Finance Commissioner to sue
ceed Dan Kcllaher, has made a
formal announcement that he
will bo a candidate again in the
fall for the office of City Com
missioner and should Mr. Pier,
the present Finance Commiss
ioner, declare his candidancy
for the Mavoralitv. it may be
possible that Dr. Perkins will ho
tho successor to the office, in
caso ho is elected. During his
short term in office, Dr. Per
kitiB mado a host of friends,
both in and out of the City Hall.
Among tho employees of tho city
he is considurcd the most eligi
ble candidato of the office as
Commissioner of Finance. He
believes in more librality in tho
city codes and ordinances and is
against incorporation restric
tions in building and similar
codes to tho point whero the
growth of the city is not.im
paired. Dr. Perkins is one of
the most prominent members of
the Dental Profession in the city
and is also a member of tho Elks
and the Masonic order, having
recently taken the degree of a
Shriner.
Christian Science services aro
now bcintrhc d in tho auditorium
of tho lliirh School building
whero they will bo continued un
til tho new church ij completed.
Sorviccs aro held Sundays at 11
a. m. and Wednesday evening at
8 p. m. Tho reading room has
been temporarily dicontinued,
but thoao dcsirinir books may
obtain same by calling the lib
rarian, phone Columbia 97(3.
For Salo or T ratio for Vacant
Lot Flvo room modern house
near terminal; cash or terms.
Cnll at this olilce.
REAL LEATHER
SHOES
FOR
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR
Hats and Caps that fit your faco and pockctbook.
Dress Shirts, Work Shirts
Boss of the Road "Union mado" Overalls
Coveralls, Jumpers
cmi.niuiN's play sriTS slrohm.i tun
HOYS' Dill OV UK ALLS fl.!MSup
YOl'TH'S COVUKALLS, ue 1) to 16 U.'Jfi to II 00
MltN'S DKItSS PANTS B.00 to H.00
MI'.N'.S WOKK PANTS 2.76, 8.7B, 1.76
Gloves for every purpose.
YOU KNOW IT'S GOOD II' YOl' OUT IT I'KO.M
ROGERS
THE RAINCOAT MAN
Bank of Commerce Building ST. JOHNS Open Evenings
Dr. Samuel A. Mulkey
msntwt
Office Uooms G, 7 ami 8
PENINSULA SECURITY BLOC.
Hour 0 to 12; 1;30 to 5 livening 8 to 9
I08 S. Jersey St.
ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND. OREGON
Phont Columbia $30
St.Jolms Undertaking Co.
THOS. GRICE, Manager ,
208 North Jersey Street
Office, Columbia 527 PHONES - Residence, Columbia 299
ylUTOOBILC lORSE
DAY OR NIGHT CALLS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION
This is not a branch of any city undertaker's
Automobile
Let us figure on your automobile insurance this year. It
costs no more to place your insurance with us and we feel quite
sure we can give you better insurance service. Then, too, you
have the satisfaction of placing your business at home. We write
all lines of Automobile Insurance, including Fire and Theft, Lia
bility, Property Damage and Collision.
Liberal Policies, Lowest Rates, Prompt and Kquitable Ad
justments; PHONE US POR RATKS.
PENINSULA
108 South Jersey St
Rosetta Gilpatrick Little, wife
of W. S. Little of G12 North
Ivanhoe street, died at the fam
ily residence Sunday afternoon,
following a short illness from
Eneumonin, Mrs. Littlo was
orn in Kennett, Mo., twenty
eight years ago. Witli her fam
ily she had been a resident of St.
Johns for several years. Besides
her widower, she leaves four
small children. Funeral services
were held at the chapel of the
St. Johns Undertaking Co.
Monday at 2 p. m. and conduc
ted by Dr. II. F. Jones Inter
ment was in Columbia cemetery.
TiYir- Rnln -A Fnrd. One Ford
nnf with nlatnti rna. two rear
whop la ono iront spring nas
.. ...... . - - -
tin fnnrlnrn. Rrmt. made of lllllllk.
burns lots of gas and hard to
crank. Carburetor busted half
wnv thru, ontrinc missinir. hits
on two; only throe years old,
four in the spring, has shock
absorbers and everything. Ten
spokes missing, front axel bent,
all four tires punctured; ain't
worth a cent. Gol lots of speed
will run like tho, douce; Burns
either oil or tobacco juico; If
you want this car inquire with
in; Tis sure a good Ford for tho
shape it's in.-W. E. Stolient
in Scilwood Hcc.
Mrs. Beatrice Morris, who is
thogtiostof Mrs. C. L. llolmos,
is Buffering from a badly
sprained ankle. Mrs.Morris was
getting into the Holmos automo
bllt. A box was in tho tonnoau
of tho machine. Tho machine
started boforo alio was seated,
throwing her back onto tho scat.
Hor foot cnughtbotwioi tho box
and tho aeat. giving htr ankle a
severe wrench.
Cim ncll you n Ironic In nny imit of the
city. W. A. Oirroll, MW N. Jeriey.
MEN
J. BOTTOM
Kalsomining Painting
Columbia 873
E. 433 Clwrieiton St.
DEARING'S
For Fine Chocolates
Ice Cream, Tobacco and Cigars
311 South Jersey Street
Insurance
SECURITY CO.
Phone Columbia 161
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1 On Saturday evening at 10
o'clock, after an illness extend
inc over sixteen months, Mrs. U.
F. Delicti Massed away at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. J.
D. Fletcher, 507 N. Jersey
street. She was born in Dacit
turo county, Iowa, June 12, 18f2.
and August 31, 1871, was married
to H. F. Delieu. To this union
six children wero born, three of
whom are still living Mra. J.
D. Fletcher, P. G. Delicti of St.
Johns, and A. M. Delieu of Sea
side. Besides her husband
six grandchildren and two great
grandchildren survive. Mra.
Delicti came to Oregon about
1870 and has resided in Hood
Diver and Portland ever since.
She was buried from Miller &
Tracey's parlors on Monday; in
terment in tho family plot at
Hose City cemetery.
Mrs. N. II. Johnson enter
tained tho Pytl inn Sisters at her
home, 322 Fcsscndon street.
luesdny afternoon, it being a
surprise for Mrs. Graco Crouch
ley. A most bounteous dinner
was served to tho ladies, who
presented the guest of honor
with many useful and beautiful
sifts. Those present were
Mesdnmes Woimor.Drieo. Clark,
Stevenson, Mttrkle, Roberts,
WatHon. Nelson. Gromnchey.
Oihus, Jones, Uendricku, Nellie
Johnson, tho guest and tho hos
tess. Hie Pythian Sisters club
is invited to spend Tuesday,
March 23. with Mrs. John Wat-
eon at her home, 023 Hunt Durr
street.
Tho I. G. II. V. Club hold its
weekly meeting at the home of
Helen Kdmondson. after first
attending tho meeting at the
Evangelical church last Monday
evening, l'lnny for tho busi
ness meeting next wook were
discussed. Alt had a good time,
as usual. Delightful refresh
ments wore served by tho hos
tess at a Into hour. Our business
meeting next week will be held
at tho Y. W. C. A. club rooms
in Portland next Monday even
ing. He Hiiro to come. Deported.
Mrs. Moucko of Seattle has
returned to her home after a
weok'H visit witlt Mra. Potri at
1000 S. Leonard atrent. Her
husband Is steward on tho Bare
foot, which soon loaves for Ar
menia. I mil for Men. Henry George Ims
iiothltiKoii KOCKKS.
l'or (unlit nml nineties cull on W. A.
Carroll, MM N Jersey.
JUHiltRS NKI'.DS YOP.
We are Making
Records
right along at this store.
Sotting high marks in tho
selling of hardware of quali
ty at quantity prices. We
do not quote values and
prices here hecause you would
helieve them impossible. But
come .and judge for yourself.
That's the test that tells.
Byerle & Armstrong
420 North Jersey Street
Beckett's Greenhouses
North Kellogg Street
Phoae Columbia 401
Karly Wakefield Cabbage Plants
Hardened iu cold frames 15c do.
100 for $1;00
Head lettuce Plants
Ready to plant in your
garden 15c doz,
Flowerinc Pot Plants
For your home from 25c up
Cut Flowers and Floral Designs
at reasonable prices.
CABDEN SEEDS In Picked or by Wrlfht.
Frank A. Rice
LAWYER
Office in Peninsula Security Building
JtPlwne Col. 887 rUUdemw Col. 38!)
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Mrs. Myrtle Krutson has been
assisting in the cafeteria since
Mrs. Waito resigned.
Tho ovontful IU Jinx is draw
ing nearer, likewise interest
and excitomont are mounting
higher. Some very good stunts
are promised.
Tho Boy's Athletic Associa
tipn met Wednesday evening
and elected the folIowingotlicerH:
John Ohm, pros. ; Sherman Coch
ran, vice pros. ; Dick Brame, sec.
and trcas. ; Maynard Miksch,
sorgcant at arms.
Tuosduy atfornoon tho now
mambersof the Philathium were
initiated in n novel and plead
ing way. Two of our most gif
ted poats became members,
namely, Sybil Barrott and Cccllc
itoberson. Tho next meeting will
bo held March 23.
The first period of English
nro going to pubish a junior, tho
name of which has not been de
cided yet, but the election of
oilicors reunited na follows: Dor
othy Ilisloy, Editor in Chief;
Hsthor Grillitli, Btisinesu mann-
gor, lMorcnco liergyono, nsst.
manager, and Theodore I'aloe,
lrcus.
This must lie meeting week.
On Wednesday the Iliak Kla-
tawa club met. and tho bimnish
clubmeton Thuraday.C. A. W.
Club Schedule for V W. C. A.-
MondayJames John Girl Ko:
Horvos; 2:'M p. m. ; Lndici sow
ing class, 7 p. in. Tuesday ,
North School Girl Hcuorroa, 3:0
p. in.; Miss Clara Nelson, lead
er. Wednesday Ladies' Art
Class. 1:30 to 3:30 v. in; North
School Girl Hesorvei, 3:30 p. in.
Thuraday-Contrnl I2aat Girl He-
uorves, 3:30 p. m; Ladies Gym
minium Class, 7:30 p. in. Friday
-Hulnbow Club, 3:30 p. m.
Saturday Swimming at muin
building. Leave hero ut 1
o'clock.
Tho Inst quarterly meeting for
this conference yar for the
I'oi Hand Second Free Motiiodist
church, comer Richmond und
Hudson streets, commencing
Friday night, March 12th, und
holding orer Sunday, District
Elder. Kev. A. lioppor, having
charge. Ilovivnl servkos will
commence Sunday night with
meetinicH ovory night next week
in cliargo of fiynngeliut L. H.
Belcher. Already tho revival
has rommencod. Como ami
see. IS. I). Blackmail, pastor.
J. K. Coffey has hnd n hovou
foot basement placed under his
residence at 202 N. Fox street.
IttMIIIKIt IIOOTH mill SI10IW,
ItOOlCltH,
French Dry Cleaning
And Pressing
W'u Cull lor iuhI Dollvor
LAUNDRY
o PROMPT SERVICE
W. J. HAYZLETT
217 N. Jersey St.
Phone Columbia 951
There U really tin eomriii
between the ie nml thorough,
lies with which nn ISIertrle
Clemier reuioveil dirt mid the
iltniciilty of swcephiK-
True, one CAN clean rtiKnud
ciirx:t without uu electric
cleaner. A liroom -r enrpet
sweeK)r will brush up O.MU
ol Hi dirt; mid if you like the
exercise mid have plenty of time
and ktrengtli n bruoni and carp
et beater will do the work aftur
n fashion.
In the same way nae can
wmh without oap. Water a.
lone will remove tome dirt if
applied with enough "llow
Kreuke."
llut Tople use bOp btuuse
it cleans more taiily nnd better
than water alone,
l'or the wine reabon people
use Hlectrlc Cleuuerk because
they clean more easily und far
better titan other methods,
Portland Railway
Light & Power Company
-'BuyYoui UecliicGoodj al an ElectricStore"
multnomah
M TI-IJ3ATUK Jl
Opn Snmln! 2. IB to 11.00.
Momlnys ami Sottirdny otwn Mi bttO,
Other ilajs at 7:00.
Regulnr Ai1uiImIoii-6c, 11c, 18o.
Satunlny, Murcli 13th
ROBERT ANDERSON In "COM
MON l'KOl'IfKTW
Sundiiv, Mnrclt 11th -
MARGUERITE CLARK In "A
OIUl, NA.MliD MAK- -Arlcraft,
Ami FATTY ARBUCKLE
lit "11ACIC SSTAfttt." An pxctp
ttonnlly otronii liow.
Momlivy nml Tunxlnv, Mr. 16 hikI It,
MONROE SALISBURY in "IIW
l)IVUl(ClcI) Wll'lt." h Kintndty
fotnl story. Also "Iknintl mhI QMb
Kcil" No. 7.
Wciliicftlny, Match 17th
ANITA STEWART l "HL'MAK
IlKSIUlt."
Tliurliiv. Mim-h ISth
DUSTIN FARNUM In "A MAX'S
1MOIIT."
o
SAY
i
Paint Your Auto i
xu r- i i T
nere in ac. jonns
$10 to $50 less !
: t h a n Portland ;
prices by exper-
lenceu painter, z
WALTER MINE
710 Pittsburg St.
UI.OCK FROM l'KKKY t
A nowly painted livo t
nnsa. SLudGbiikci car in S
x tine condition for $-125. t
It's worth ?l)0u.
T
Dr. W. J, Gilslrap
Physician and Surgeon
Glasses Accurately Pitted
OI'l'ICIC uouits
o.ooio tjm. oi'ficim
1:U0 to U'.M V. M. IViiInmiU Me
7:00 to H:00 I'. M. eurltv bbliC
.Sunday, 0.00 to 10:!) A. M.
Dr. Herbert Jones
CHIROPRACTOR
311 North Jersey Street
Day l'hone
Ninlit IMiooo
Coin mbiit 980
Columblii y?
Davis Barber SIiop
uutl HATH KUUM
S, It, DAVIS, fttf'Mli
108 I'ltilmlelphiH St. Uth aSe
PENINSULA HUE ABSTRACT I RE ALU M
H. HENDERSON, Mnnatier
40i N. Jurioy Slrt
AbtHi t of l illi- l'n .in I
Titl s itnuuU
Phone Columbia 'iu:
Real Estate
CENTRAL LOCATION
Thirteen ycura in ih- ltiiin in it.
Johns. I.Ht your prop, (i) nh u. W
make uiti. .v . limik, in.' .. jenstf ,
Poff & O'Neil
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Sand Hinl Gravel
Daily Trips to l'ortluiul
Phone Col. 308 W N. JEMEY SI
J. R. Yl-IAUR
Transfer mu! Storjiye
We deliver uood t aud fruui alt parti
of l'ortluiul, Vancouver, l.iutiluii tuX
surrounding country. I'iauo and furstl
lure moving, l'hone Culumbi i ali.
WJ I'.ast IturliiiKton Street.
Pulley & Zurcher
Plumbing, Meatlng & Tinning
We Repair Aluminum Ware
l'hone Col. 02 207 S. Jersey St.
LEWIS CALDWELL
LEADING RARB1SR
The jiluce where good nt-rviev ukd
courteoiib treatment prevail. Cuildrtu'd
tmir cutting receive jeial attentioa,
109 BURLINGTON STREET