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ELMER SNEED 1 Vloiin Instrtictio STUDIO, 215 N. Syracuse Street Phone Columbia 302 Mrs. Bertha CBurdick (Liccntltate of the Royal Academy of Music, London.) Teacher of Piano 1957 Hodge St. Phone Col. 872 Miss E. Brown Certificated Pianist and Teacher of Music European Training Pupils Prepared for Recitals Phone Columbia 8-13 903 Depamv Street .University Park Dr. Evart P.. Borden disxtist Painless Extraction of Teeth under Nitrous Oxide Gas Office Peninsula Dank bldg. Office photic Col. C25; res. phone Col. 477 Hours 9-12 a, nt,; 1:30-6 nml 7-8 . ui Phone Columbia 379 Res. Columbia 1131 Dr. F. P. Schultze Physician and Surgeon Room 1 Peninsula Hank IhtllditiR Dr. L F. Pickens DENTIST Office Hour 8 to 12 A. M. 1 to G I. M. . livening 7 to 0 rcnluiuln flank Hldtf. Office Photic Columbia 118) Dr. Samuel A. Mulkey Office Hoonii G, 7 nml 8 PENINSULA SECURITY BLDG. Hour 0 to 12; 1:30 to G livening 8 to 0 I08 S. Jersey St. ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND. OREGON Phone Columbia 930 J. W. BOTTOM Kalsomining Painting Columbia 873 507 It, Allegheny St. DEARING'S For Fine Chocolatos Ice Cream, Tobacco and Cigars 311 South Jersey Street Dr, W. J. Gilstrap Physician and Surgeon . Glasses Accurately Fitted Ol'PIClt HOURS. 0:00 to 12 M. Ol'l'lCI'.S 1:30 to 4:30 1, M. Peninsula Sc. 7:00 to 8;00 1 M. curlty bUlg Sundays, 0:00 to 10:30 A. M. Dr. Herbert F. Jones CHIROPRACTOR 311 North Jersey Street Day Phone Columbia 97 Night Phone Columbia GOO Davi Barber Shop . oud BATH ROOMS S. tf. DAVIS, Proprietor 108 Philadelphia St. Baths 35c PENINSULA TITLE ABSTRACT & REALTY CO H. HENDERSON, Manager 402 N.Jsruy Street Abstracts of Title Prepared Titles Examined rhone Columbia 255 Real Estate CENTRAL LOCATION Thirteen years in the business In St. Jobns. List vour property with us. We make sales; S. C. COOK, 402 N. Jersey. Poff & O'Neil TRANSFER AND STORAGE Sand and Gravel Daily Trips to Portland FbwiCeLSOS 206 N. JERSEY ST Let Me Care for Your Eyes and Your Eyes Will Care for You 206-7-8 SWETLAND BLDG. rifOi and WuMnctsn Street Mak 7367 Portland, Orvfen For County Assessor MAJOR HIRAM U. WELCH No. 149 On the Republican Ballot Major Welch has served as a val uiug officer of Multnomah Co. in Administrations of four Assessors. and is at present Chief Field Dcpu ty in the office, lie ha the in dorscmcut of Assessor Reed, who says of him: "Major Welch is an experienced and competent valuing officer, is a man of splendid executive abiltv and judgment, is familar with the fun damentals of taxation and the laws pertaining to it, and is fullv ritiali (led to fill the important office of County Assessor. His service in the Army in the Spanish War, in the Mexican border troubles, and in the world war entitles him to the special consideration of the voters." Major Welch's Slogan: "Loiik experience in the Assessor's office a sure guarantee of efficient service." I'sl.l n.Iv For Congress Incumbent He has reached a position of influence and usefulness that comes only after several terms of continued service at Washington. He has made good. He has a credidable record. He stands for straight Americanism and is against class legislation. Why change? Why replace him with an unknown man? Republican Primaries May 21 51 on Ballot Paid Adv. French Dry Cleaning And Pressing IVo Cnll For nml Doliror LAUNDRY o PROMPT SERVICE W.J. HAYZLETT 217 N. Jersey St. Phone Columbia 951 C. N. McARTHUR Vote For Jacob Kanzler (Present Judge) Republican Candidate for Judge of the Court of Domestic Relations Platform Continuation of my prcs cut policy (1) Of applying brains, heart nml common scute to ever' case urougui uc fore me: (2) Of holding parents and guardians strictly accountable lor supervision nun education of their children; (3) Of requiring children to respect the authority of their jxireiits and the law; (I) Of dealing severely with those wuo contribute to tlic iiciimptcncy oruc pendency of a minor: (5) Of striving always to preserve n Home. Slogan "Nothing higher than the welfare of our children. Vote 135 X l'atd Advertisement Vote X 77 GEO. W. JOSEPH FOR Stale Senator Portland A Great Port. Orecon - The Prosperity and Happiness of its People. IMU adv For STATE SENATOR C. M. Rynerson CANDIDATE l'OR Republican Nomination Better Educational Facilities. Justice for Soldiers Without Sub terfuge. Good Roads. Build Up More Industries. Conciliation and Arbitration in Industrial Disputes. Ballot No. 02 rld iv Vote for Good Roads Vote 302 X Yes for 4 State Road Bond Limit 110 PHOPERTY TAX K0 DIRECT TAX NO INCREASE IN AUTO LICENSE FEES NO INCREASE OF GASOLINE TAX Present Auto License Fees and Gasoline Tax will pay both principal and interest on all the bonds under this constitutional amendment. Approval of this amendment is necessary to permit early completion of State Highways. I'aU lv THE HUFF STUDIO 204 N. Jerny Street, St. Johns FOB FINE PORTBAITS AND VIEfcS We make enlargements any size from Kodak films or good Photos, do artistic framing and mat cutting, copy old pict ures. If you have anything in this line bring.lt to me for best results. A new Lighting System recently installed. C A. HUFF, Photographer. From "The Scandal" The llrtchclor Club's Official Paper On April 17th, sixteen members of the club wort) shanghaied n board the commodious, well equipped, sea going craft recently acquired by Uros. Tad anil hunk, for the good nml sufficient t canon that they were eagerly awaiting the tlino when tho trusty tub would haul in tho hook and get under way for the Lower Columbia and aunt Creek on the first outdoor party of the sen son. Tho stores and nil equipment neces sary for a stag party and fishing ex pedition were aboard by four o'clock. Most or tho lirotners who wero on tlmo and ready to go busied them selves for an hour and a half inspect ing tho boat, taking a few snapshots. and nicking tho roofing off Uro. lloncs' boat house, wime awaiting the belated arrival of Uros. Zip and anbby. How ever, tho party was well under way by five-thirty. llro. Hones and PeanutB stood the first watch In tho galloy, and by the titno tho St, Helens' Light wns sighted. all hands had partaken liberally of tho bounteous least set before them, llro. Pad deserves especial mention, a citation for bravery, and a lead medal for tho splendid courngo ho so persis tently displayed in tho presence of hostile criticism that ho might bo the Inst to succumb to starvation, llro. Dodo handled tho wheel like n vcterAn for a tlmo, but for soma un known reason ho thought It advisable to remove tho docks nt Knlama from their present sites, and also to widen tho channel at that particular place, but, fortunately no damago was done, for ho recovered from his revorlo in tlmo to pilot tho bont back into tho channel and tlicro was relieved of his arduous duties at tho helm. Tho party reached Clifton nt one thirty A. M., whoro they tied up to the old dock, which appeared familiar to nomo of tho brothers, although It had been partially destroyed by firo Blnco the tlmo when they landed there mi tltu "llachelor" soma flvo or nix years ago on a similar though inoro spirited fishing trip. An nrgumont Immediate ly arose,' nftcr.n landing had been made, regarding tho advisability of hiking seven or eight miles up bill over nn old logging road to the creek at that early hour. Bo mo of tho Uros, Insisted on an early start, but tho majority craved sleep mid rest while waiting for daylight, and for tho bono fit of those who wero so unfortunate as not to bo along on thin trip, It might bo well to say that, an usual, omcono took tho Joy out of sleep nn this stag party, consequently tho brothers tnadu tho best of a bad situa tion. In tho nienntliue Urn. I.unk demon strated to tho satisfaction of nil the llrolhora his resourcefulness, daring, courage, and ability to paddle Ids own taft against tho tldu nml strong cur rent cf tho mighty Columbia. In the dark of night. In tho bench, ami to safety, Uros, Zip and Murph assisted lire, I.unk In collecting soiim timbers nud planks from tho old dock, and, after successfully miiiimiverlng about on two by fotirri nailed to pilings, they finally reached n favnrabln location for their shipbuilding operations. With tho uld of a hammer and a number of rusty nails they nmiwiged to get their material fashioned Into a sorvlcoahln raft, llro, I.unk was chnsnn by the iiuniilmouH consent of tho two con spirators to act an uklppor, and navi gation oflcer of their Imprnvlhcd nhoro boot, nud nn soon an ho atoppod on deck to tako chnrgo of his now com mand, thliiKH began to happen without duo regard to tho piwtdblo consoqu Alices, Tho swift current of tho rlvor and tho tldu contributed their fair share In having tho raft lento Its moor lug without uiiuecossary delay, yot It U rumored that llro. Zip nml Murph were exceedingly anxious to o tho handiwork of their art cast udrift on her maiden voyngo, and In order that their curiosity regarding tho seaworthl iiottH of tholr now craft might bo satisfied before daylight thoy gavo the raft matorlul assistance In clearing hor home port. Ho that an It may, tho fact remains that llro. I.unk found himself nlono ami adrift nn u dark nud Htormy night, loasml about by heavy hook on a clumsily built oruft wholly nt tho mercy of the elements. When tho iiowh or this near catastropliu reached tho more, coutwrvntlvo mom be ra of the purty tho uxcltomont of tho moment had subsided, for by Hint tlmo llro I.unk. who was making pro gress with Ida trusty paddle, reported his position close In shore. llro. Tad had breakfast, ready uy flvo o'clock. Tho strong coffco and egg sandwiches wero welcomed by tho Ilrolhera as soon as they could bo relieved from tho spell cast over thorn by Dro. Ilonoa' snoring. The engineering force was callod Into conference noon after breakfast, for tho purposo of devising ways and means of persuading the "Horso Pow ers" to function properly in ordor that tho boat might be moved to u more servlcoablo dock. After being pottud, coaxed and cussed for more than an hour, tho engine finally consented to return to duty, and within a very short lima thoroafter the Impatient flahor moti wero hiking up the hill at a lively paco. Liko all good fishermen, tho brothers do not care to boast of their piscatorial prowass, and tho good luck which at toudod them on this trip, but thoy will say that thoy oaught a goodly litiuibor of tho wary trout, and some of them wero as big as young whnlos. llro. Hup, who shared honors with llro. Tad In catching the largest trout, Is also credited with a Ufa slzod rab bit, which posed as a target until llro. Dedo and Hup had fired a dozen or more shots at close range. llro. Zip Is of tho opinion that tho llttlo cotton tail died from shell shock. About two-thirty in tho afternoon, the Brothers camo straggling back to the boat, Thoy all but staggorod undor the heavy load of fish which they were bringing with thorn as thoy limped along, dragging tholr sorely blistered foot, and aching bonos over tho reeky, tlo crossod trail. A regular cup of coffeo and a substantial food, to say nothing of u barrel of trout fried in a tub or butter was an tno urotnors needed to put them on their feet again. All but Dro. Dedo. Ho made himself a llttlo nest, crawled Into It, and there surrendered blrnseif to tho sqothing charm of Morpheus, and was left there undisturbed until the cruise was ended. A happy lot of fishermen disembark ed from the boat at tlo Richmond streot dock in tlmo to see tho sun rise Monday morning. Lunk and Tad hauled anchor Mon day, April 20. for Astoria, where thoy expect to catch many mernbeis of the finny tribe. Trolling outside the bar will be their means of attaok and with their sturdy and convenient little ship it looks to us like "poor run." The club will probably bo planning on a salmon bako In the near future. I. N. DAY Republican Candidate For State Senator "I have faith in Oregon's resources and desire to bring them into produc tivity." "I will oppose all freak legislation." Ballot No. 72 1'ald Adv. Henry J. Schulderman Republican Candidate For Secretary of State My record as Cor poration Commis sioner for 5 years is your guarantee of efficiency and economy. Ballot No. 59 raid JertlKiutnt. Phone Columbia 803 N. A. GEE General Contracting Cement aud Urick Work of all Kinds. Carpenter Work, Houses Moved and Repaired, Basements Kxcavat ed, etc. 401 N. Ivanhoe btreet St. Johns, Oregon . Philadelphia Shoe Shop Shoes Repaired 11 est material obtainable. Prices reason able, All work guaranteed. Carl Juhnke St. Johns, Oregon 304 N. Jersey St. Musical Instruments of all kinds. Violins n specialty. Violins ropaircd, adjusted and graduated Residents of St. Johns having taxes ami city ileus to pay lu Portland can uinKc tiicir payments without inconvcni ence by availing themselves of our ser vices. Wc will pay same and secure your receipt without inconvenience to you. I'ce. 2fJc. References: Any St. Johns iianie. rcninsuia Title, Abstract and Realty Co,, by II. Henderson, Manager; 402 North jersey Street. Every Oregon Boy and Every Oregon Girl Is a possible College Student Oregon sends n bigger percentage of its' children to college than any other state, without exception. That is one of tho State's proudest records No state can have too much cduca tion. Kdttcation is the safeguard of freedom and of right, nud higher education is the capstone of the public school system. Hut higher education in Oregon is in great danger. The State University nud the Agricultural College have twice as many students as they have in come to train. Protect these Schools and their great work by voting on May 21 for the Higher IMucatiounl relief measure. Higher Kdiicntion pays the state in dollars nud cents, in improved living, in scientific progress, in farm, orchard, garden, nud stock much develop incut, nud iu the better minltty of its public and high school teaching. l'aid advertisement Inserted by Colin Dyment in behalf of the Joint Alumni Relief Committee for Higher IMucntlou iu Oregon, G14 I'lttock Illock, Portland. DOMINATE rCOUNTY COMMISSIONERS REPUBLICAN, OF COUR5E- v.iMriNCsaf man run THE csuntyj Mu.airuc.vs- Ballot No. 137 I'n d Advertisement, Kelly for Com. missiouer, Chus, II, Drake, Trwis. Ilroad. way Hank. Ballot No. I -18 SSISS0R Fair Assessment and Lower Taxes Republican Advertisement T. W. HAYES Plowing and General Team Work Basement Excavating 710 Calhoun Street LEE MEAD CONCRETE CONTRACTOR AND HOUSE REPAIRING Kktiuiates furnished on all kinds of Con crete and Repair Work. Phone Columbia 411 617 N Jersey St. PORTLAND, ORE. Patronize the home merchant. 1 vKrX V V V J' V V V V V V V V v Teas and Coffees Wc have ft fine variety of tens and cofFcci to suit every taste and every pocketbook. Most people fudge tea and cofFcc by the price they pay. But you will find that wc arc offering some very choice grades at unusually low prices. Let us help you make your selection. SIAIAIONS & CO., arocers I'cMcmlcu Miotic ColmtiMu 210 GUI The Bank Of Commerce 116 North Jersey SI, Httsiues concerns nml individuals are invited lo bank with this institution mulct the assurance that ptontpl ami courteous treatment with every con sjstenl accomodation will always he extended. Fine line of Vogan's Ganmes . ICE CREAM, SOFT DRINKS. CONFECTIONERY BUTTER, 0)hs(o Control Suhtml Jul. Monalian, Prop. J. R. WUIMER Transfer and Storage We deliver food In mid from all iwrlii of Portland, Vancouver. l.liiHtim mimI surrounding country. Piano nud iiuhI turc uinriiiK'. Phone VoIiiiiiIiIh Kit. WJ Knit lliirlliujtnu Strot't. There really r--rmiiNiriuii Ix-tHcon the i-.' l thtHi:h uess with which an Itlvflric Cleaner removed dirt awl ll dlniculty of swcfj.liiK. True, one CAN '-lean ruusand cariwts witltoui an vlWlrk cleaner, A broom ur carwt sweupur will brush up SOU It of the dirt; mid if )u like th exercise and have plenty f UuMt nud strength u hruoui ami carp et heater will do the urk after a fashion, Iu the time way out can wash without soap, Wtr a lone will remove wm dirt If applied with enough "tJbow grease," Hut people use soup Insoauta it cleans mure easily and butler than water alone, I'or the kume reason eopJit use lilectric Cleaners twraus they clean more easily ami far better than other methods. Portland Railway Light & Power Company 'Buy Your llcdiic Geods at an EtolricStoe" Dr. Lewis J. Keliher DENTIST Peninsula Bank Bldg. Consolidated with DR. BORDEN Office Phone Columbia 793 JPrivatc Operating Room LEWIS CALDWELL LEADING RA II BE It The place where good service aud courteous treatment prevail. Childreu'a hair cutting receive special atteutiou. 1O0 BURLINGTON STREET Frank A. Rice LAWYER Office in Peninsula Security Building Phone Col. 887 lUUdcnc Col. 38!) Why the Electric Cleaner