VIEW
VOLUME 1G
ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND, OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 4, 1920.
NUMBER 30
JOHNS
The St. Johns Community
Club partook of an appetizing
and satisfying dinner served by
t ho ladies of the M. E. church
in tho basement of the church
Tuosday ovening. After the
excellent dinner lind been well
taken care of tho members as
sombled in the auditorium above
whore a pleasing program was
rendered. Miss Lola Murphy
Bang two delightful solos, nc
companied upon the piano by
Mr. Chas. E. Bailoy: Miss
Zolda Mulkey and Miss Lucilo
Bailoy gave entertaining read
ings and tho Eggcrman sisters
delighted tho audience with two
duets. William Woodward of
Portland gavo a most interesting'
talk on community sorvicc. A
short business session followed
in which hospital and the pro
posed roadway to tho Swift
Packing Co. received attention.
Upon the hospital matter it was
decided that President Monahan
appoint a committee from the
various industries. A letter
from Commissioner Mann gave
assurance that permanent water
standpipo would soon be installed
in St. Johns.
Tho next meeting will bo held
Tuesday evening, June 15th,
which will bo in tho nature of a
house warming in tho building
that wub formerly tho Baptist
church on Chicago street, and
which has been remodled, altored ,
and repaired in first class man
ner, and the members will be the
guests of Mrs. bhaw. faergcant The Dramatic Order of tho
Crano and Mrs. Shaw will Imvoj Khorasaans. Kninhta of Pythias,
chnrgoof tho entertainment parti ami wmt a sometimes called
of tho oventng. and Sergeant, "the aunahino of tho order,"
Crano suggests that tho mem.jWj mi n a ceremonial at
bora.proparo for tho worst. tho hall tomorrow, Siturdny,
Enough flour for one million
loavos ot broad, or one loaf per
day to every person in Portland,
bcattlo and lncoma combined
could be mado from the daily !
output of only ono of the many I
flouring mills in Portland, nc-
cording to statistics presented,
by A. O. Clark, manager of
Associated Industries, in a re-'view it. Tho cats will bo sor
cent speech. This plant uscsved at the skating rink.
nf inVnAKrnnm'
of 180 acres of land or luO.OOU
acroa oMvhoat each year. 1 ho
output is 27,000 barrels of flour
daily.
SPORT SHIRTS. ROGERS.
ELMER SNEED
""
Violin Instructio
STUDIO, 215 N. Syracuse Street
Tlioue Columbia 302
Mrs.BerthaC.Burdick
(I.iccntitatc of the Koyal Academy
of Music. London.)
Icnclier of Piano
1957 Hodge St. Phone Col. 87s
Phone Columbia 379
lies. Columbia 1131
Dr. F. P. Schultze
Physician and Surgeon
Room 4 Peninsula Dank Building
Dr. L. F. Pickens
DENTIST
Office Hours 8 to 12 A. M. 1 to G P. M.
Evenings 7 to 9
Peninsula Rank BUIk.
Office l'honc Columbia i:83
J. W. BOTTOM
Kalsomining Painting
Columbia 873
607 IS. Allegheny St.
Dunning School
Music
MRS. FRANK A. RICE .
Announces that bhe has received from Carrie Louise Dunning a
diploma as" an exponeut of the Dunning System of Im
proved Music Study, which includes the Faelten prin
ciples concentration and the Leschetzky Technic,
Formed into classes pupils are taught by musical characters and
rhythm sticks. An ingeuiously constructed keyboard with grand
staff attached, simplifies notation by uuiting these two important
factors.
' Each difficulty is presented in such a thorough manner that
a child of ten or twelve years can master transposition, scale
building, melody writing by dictation, the Dominant Sevcuth
and Modulation. The written w ork teaches the student that music,
as a language, they must learn to write, as well as interpret.
The muscles of fingers, wrists and arms are .strengthened by
table technic; ear training and sight reading forms a part of every
lesson.
' Mrs. Rice will be glad to show you BY APPOINTMENT
the especially made apparatus for teaching this system which in
cludes oue class lesson and one private lesson each week, making
a far more economical way of acquiring a musical education.
GlaSSeS belli Jline 1 4 Spwlal classes for children 5 to IP yrs.
Studio 412 S. Edison, cor. Richmond Phone Col. 389
The West begins Where the
East leaves off
And no man knows the spot;
The starting point of tho sunny
South
Is tho place whoretho North is
not;
We call it East where tho wel
come sun
First tints th2 rosy skies;
Wo call it West where the
shadows fade
When tho evening twilight
dies;
We call it North where the snow
drifts pile,
When tho wintry blizzards
blow;
Wo call it South where tho
oranges b oom
And tho sweet mugnolias grow ;
wo will travel East, wo will
wander West
To tho North or Sduth we'll
roam;
If we're still in sight of tho
Stars and Stripes,
That spot is home, sweet home.
For tho starry bannor shall float
alort"
From the calm Pacific shores
To tho rugged rocks of tho far
oif coast
Where tho broad Atlantic
roars.
There is no North, thcro is no
South,
And wo know no East, no West;
For any old place in tho U. S. A.
Is tho spot that God loves best.
-Ex.
.evening. Previous to tho cere
moninl thcro will bo a big street
parade, which will occur at 7:,i0.
Tho D. 0. K. K. band of thirty
piece? or mnro will lead the pro
cession followed by tho patrol
team and about 25 officers
and 800 votaries and others. It
will bo quito n gain event and
everybody should turn out and
T,,e Baccalaureate sermon will
i. .i..u i o i
ing
,,,. n n.ik in r.,ifiif,,rinm
of tho James John High school.
Rov. Chester P. Gates will dc
liver tho oration.
DEARING'S
For Fine Chocolates
Ice Cream, Tobacco and Cigars
311 South Jersey Street
Davis Barber Shop
oi)d 11 A Til ROOM
S. tf. DAYI5, Proprietor
108 N"clpliln St. Hatha 35c
PENINSULA TITLE ABSTRACI i REALTY CO
H. HENDERSON, Manager
402 N.Jortay Street
Abstracts of Title Prewired
Titles Kxamined
Phone Columbia 255
Real Estate
CENTRAL LOCATION
Thirteen years in the business In St.
Johns, I.i.t our property with us. We
make tales. S. C. COOK, -102 N. Jersey.
Poff & O'Neil
TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Sand and Gravel
Daily Trips to Portland
Phone Col. 308 206 N. JERSEY ST
of Improved
Study
fare is to
with an
cent for
additional charge of 1
a transfer.
Mayor Caldwell
makes tho announcement that
tho council will pass an ordinance
fixing the new fare. Tho pres
ent faro is 6 cents. Hero we
have tho first concrete results
of municipal ownership. A lit
tle more than a year ago Seattle
bought the street car system,
giving its "note" for SIC.OOO.
000. It continued to.cnrry pass
engers for 5 cents, and it lost
money. Deficits steadily grow
larger. , Sinco tho beginning
of this year, tho monthly deficit
has been moro than $100,000 a
month, with succeeding months
showing a deeper into red
ink." But that is only a part
of the disastrous experiment in
municipal ownership. Tho pro
perty is deteriorating, and there
is no money to keep the system
in good repair. No provision
whatever has been mado for
retiring the first bonds matur
ing next year. Add to the act
ual deficit the annual cost of
upkeep and tho interest charges,
the city is goinx behind about
$2,000,000 a year on a C cent far.
Of course thcro wus nothing
else to do but raiso the fare.
It will bo interesting to watch
whether tho city will "break
oven" with tho increase. Tele
gram.
Fonrlnir her children would
oiitKfow her mentally. .Mrs. J.
W. Schtid. mother of four, with
a Inre house to keen up, found
time to ttiKu an near om c course
at tho fifth Avenue Nitrht llih
School, where uhe litis lrraduiitcd
with the hiirhcat honors of her
class. Some time ao Mrs. Schncl
noticud tnat her children weru
foririni: ahead of lioth her and
her husband. She found she
wus no longer able to help them
with their studies. So she went
to nijrbt school. Slio foun-.J
time totuko up English, French,
and Gorman, which sha writes
.and speaks. Mrs. Schad has
one son in high school and three
children in the lower- grades.
Asked what she intendon to do
if her children should advance
furthor, Mrs. Schad declared
sho would take a coIIcko course.
UxchnnKe.
In Seattle, street car
be raised to 7 cents,
MEN'S COOL
Underwear
$1.25, $1.75, $2.00, $2.25
I
Tennis
Cool Hats and Caps
Shirts, Pants, Belts
Socks, Gloves, Neckties
PANAMA HATS $2.00
OVERALLS S1.90, 2.50, 3.00
t . Good Stuff at
snnr
fy w ji l. n w
THE RAINCOAT MAN
Bank of Commerce Bidding ST. JOHNS Open Evenings
St. Johns Undertaking Co.
THOS. GRICE, Manager
208 North Jersey Street
Office, Columbia 527 PHONES Residence, Columbia 299
yiUT00&ILE IIE.1R&E
DAY OR NIGHT CALLS GIVEN PROA1PT ATTENTION
This is not a branch of any city undertaker's
Safe Deposit Boxes
Protect your bonds and valuable papers by renting a safe de
posit box. The annual rental iu snrpriinyly small less than lc
per day. We have a limited number of vacant boxes. Phone
your reservation.
This is a good time to check up on your fire insurance. Have
you increased your fire insurance to keep pace with cost of re
placements? We will be pleased to quote you rates and explain
forms that will give you the broadest covering at lowest cost.
lro Wrlto All JinoH oi Iiisuriuiuo
PENINSULA SECURITY CO.
108 South Jersey St.
Settlement of 127,151 insur
ance claims, for death and total
permanent disability, and repre
senting n total value of SI, 135,
C55,173.15, is announced by Dir
ector It. G. Cholme!"y-Joncs of,
tne uurenu oi war uisk insur
ance. Only 5,119 claims aro
pending, and in these cases the
claimants are beneficiaries in
many instances residing in for
eign countries where disturbed
conditions render communication
impossible. It now requires on
ly about five days from receipt
of final evidence of death in an
insurance ease for the issuance
of the first check, andfrenuent
ly cases linvo been handled oven
more rapidly in the Compens
ntion and Insurance Claims D
vision of the Liurenu. in cases
of total permanent disability
men hnvo been examined, tho
award made, and tho first check
placed in their hands, all within
a very few hours.
One of the wonders of plant
life is thi weeping tree of the
Canary Islands. It is of the
laurel family, and rains down a
copious shower of water drops
from its tufted foliage. Hub
water is often collected at the
foot of the tree and forms a kind
of pond, from which the inhab
itants of tiio ncigmiornood can
supply themselves with a bever-
iu to that is absolutely fresh and
pure. Tho water comes out of
tho tree itself through innumer
able little pores situated at tho
margin of tho leaves. It issues
from the nlitia as vapors during
the daytime, when the heat is
sufficiently grant to preserve it
n that condition; bur. in tliu
evening, when the temperature
has lowered very much, a con
Biddable mmntityof it is exuded
in tho form or liquid drops thai
collect near tho eogo3 of the
leaves tint these members so
bend down that tho tears tumble
off on the ground below in a ver
itable shower.
J. N. Kdlofscn of tho I'enln-
Hula National Dank and wife
lavo returned from a most en
joyable sojourn in California,
which extended to tnc Mexican
border.
Hoys' Hlouses S1.35 nncl$l.G0.
ROG13KS.
Shoes
the Might Price
roc
Phone Columbia 1C1
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Every ono is burning tho mid
night oil, ns final exams, be
gin Monduy morning.
At tne regular assembly on
Thursdny, the faculty favored
the students with n selection.
The Hiak Klatawa girls went
on an initiation hike on Tuesday
afternoon ufter school The new
girls returned dignified mem
bers of that worthy club.
The Tumalum will soon be out.
ns it bus
gone to nress. Each
class ia trying to sell the great
est number of subscriptions fori
the paper in order to
Silver Tumalum Cup.
get the
Tho Juniors entertained the
Seniors last Saturday on a boat
excursion to Government Island,
the home of Helen Hood, a Jun
ior. Miss Von. Mis3 Brewer,
Miss Clinton, MissStraube, Mr.
McMillan, Mr. Getz and Mr.
Fletcher accompanied tho happy
crpwd.
Tho executive board of the
Latin Club presented u modern
version of tho familiar story o
Theseus and the Minotaur, at
assembly on Tuesday morning
Tl, -.,. I., 1. ..I !..( ....
'Opera" by Miss Clinton ntu
Stnnlov O'Connor, for tho last
Latin Club mooting of this seme
ster, and by apodal request was
given at assembly.
A committee representing tho
btuuunt Uody, consisting of by hi
Unrrett, liolon Jacobson, Mary
licnson and Jack Vinson on Men
day decorated the craves o;
James John, the man to whom
Oiir school owes so much. Tri
butos of flower were also placet
on the graves of DorothyO'Hrion.
Lillian Keis. Harvey Luiic.lt ch
ard Howies. Arkio Anderson urn
Sam Dugce, former students of
the high school.
Tho last luncheon of this seme
ster served to people of this
community wub given last l hurs
day. Mrs. Durham was hostess
for Mrs. Shaw: Mrs. Iirand.
Mrs. Newell, and Mrs. Nich
olson. C. A. W.
Pnmama llats?2.00. ROGERS.
FOY'S
StJohnsFair Store
Ugliest Quality and Lowest Prices
Toys a Specialty
!07 N. Jersey St. Phone Col 8119
Dr. W.Uilslrap
Physician and Surgeon
Glasses Accurately Fitted
oi'i'icit UQvna
9:00 to 12 M. OlM'ICKS
1 :i) to 4:) 1. M, l'kmluKila i-
7:00 to B;00 V. M. curtly hll
ikIhj s, D.00 to 10:80 A. M.
Dr. Evart P. Borden
'alnlcss Extraction of Tuoth under
citrous Oxiilu Gas
Office Peninsula Dank hldg.
Office (ilionc Col, OGfi; rut, (ilion Col. 177
Horn 9.12 a. in.; 1:30-6 ami 7-H . tu.
Dr. Herbert F. Jones
CHIROPRACTOR
311 North Jersey Strecl
Day Phone
Columbia 97
Niht Phone
Columbia 090
Dr. Samuel A. Mulkey
lillXTliiT
Office Kooins 0, 7 ami H
PENINSULA SECURITY BIDG.
Houri 9 to 12; l:0 to G I'.vuiiKs X to 9
I08,'4 S. Jersey St.
ST. JOHNS, PORTLAND. OREGON
Phone Columbia 930
Dr. Lewis J. Keliher
-- DENTIST
Peninsula Bank Bldg.
Consolidated with
DR. BORDEN
Office Phone Columbia 793
Private Operating Room
The trade in human hair is a
big industry. Italians easily
take the lead in this traffic, the
main source of their supply be
ing obtained from the peasant
womon of Italy. Dalmatia and
bwitzoriand. bovcral times a
year these human hair merchants
send their agents around to collect
supplies, which are usually im
monse. for hair-crowing is cult
ivated on a very largo scalo by
theso women and yieldB a good
remuneration to tho producer.
Two crops of hair n yoar, and
looking none tho worse for tho
loss, is not extraordinary among
theso peasant women. Ha
the hair at the back
of tho head
is shorn off, the remaining half
being drawn over tho exposed
pnrt and dressed in such a man
ner ns only to bo detected on
very closo scrutiny and by those
experienced in tho trade.
Christian Church
Oswego and Central
HERBERT F. JONES
Minister.
PERCY GEORGE GROSS
AND
Mrs, Percy George Gross
Evangelists
Dally Services Except Sunday
June 8 to 13, 1920
TUKSDAY
"The Foolishness of God"
WKDNIiSDAY
"The Thief on the Cross"
THURSDAY
"The Church or Hell Which?"
I' It I DAY
"Noah's Ark Where Is It?"
SATURDAY
"Must the Hible Go?"
LORD'S DAY
Morning "Manifesting the Life of
Jesus." 11 A. M.
livening "The Seven Church
I'acts." 8 1. M.
Song Service begins promptly ot
o CIOCK.
MOMMA'S
Fine line of Vogan's Candies
ICE CREAM, SOFT DRINKS.
CONFECTIONERY, BUTTER,
0oio Con tnil Soioo
lid. Monahan, Prop.
Furniture Repaired and
Jtlil'lXlSUlil)
Prices RuuMiuublu
EDWARD BROOKS, Fix up Shop,
62Ti . 627 Cohmiblu Illvd I'rcncli Mock.
LEWIS CALDWELL
LEADING HAKHElt
The iilucc where wood service uml
ourteous treatment prevail. Children's
unircuttliiK receive hciul attention.
109 BURLINGTON STREET
rank A. Rice
LAWYER
Office in Peninsula Security Building
Phone Col. 887 IttaMonc Col. 389
Pulley & Zurcher
lumbing, Heating & Tinning
We Repair Aluminum Wurc
Phone Col. 92 207 S. Jersey St.
QUONG TONCj CAPE
Try Chop Suey uud Noodles ut popular
prices. Home made iwbtry tvery duy ut
"Cale o( Merit." c serve breakfast
uuil dinner, Oicii from 0 u, in. to 12 p,
ni -ivj tit nucci
Shingles Coated Over
With PETROLASTIC CHMENT
All work Kimrautced
Stops all leaks and preserves
hinles and nails.
Phon Tabor 772
T. W. HAYES
Plowing and General Team Work
Basement Excavating
710 Calhoun Street
LEE MEAD
CONCRETE CONTRACTOR
AND HOUSE REPAIRING
Kktimutei furnUtied on nil kinds oi Con
crete mid Kcpttlr Work,
Phone Columbia 4II
6I7 N.Jersey St. PORTLAND, ORE,
Open Sundays 2:15 to 11:00.
Moiulnys mul Saturdays ot.eii at 6:80,
Other days at 7:00.
Saturday, June Ctli
GLADYS BROCKWELLln
"IIKUKUN COMMANUM1CNTS,"
Vox,
Sunday, June fitli
HOBART BOSWORTH In "
HINU TI1I DOOR," ArtcrHft. A
exceptionally strong picture.
uonuny ami Tuesday
.June 7 and 8tli
MARION DHVIES
in "Al'llII,
l'OM.W
No. 0.
Also
Invisible Hutul"
Wednesday, June Otli
FRANK MAYO In "A l'ltDDMUl
01' MKS," Universal.
Thursday and 1'rlday, June It) and 11
a mu khx "HACH Special,
"THE SILVER HORDE"
A story of Alaska. You have rend
It, sec it. This picture was shown
over town at SOo, but we otTer it to
you at our tegular admission price.
Saturday, June 12th
KOBT. WARWICK I" "JACK
STRAW," Paramount.
Sunday, June Will
.1. WARREN KERRIGAN in "A
JOYOUS MAR." See your old (
vnrlto once again.
Monday and Tuesday, June
inlay a
A lir
I t and 15-
rainoiuit-Artcntit pclal,
11 V
LADY'S OARTltK."
Mm "lnvt.
ible Hand" No. 10.
WcdiiCMlny, June UHli--
PRISCILLA DEAN In "TIIJl VI R.
GIN OI' STAMIIOI I.," iu miviiu
nclii. A mighty kihh kture.
ThtiriKluv Add I'rlilav, June 17 mid H
.1A(1K PICKFORD In "TI I IC I. IT
Tl.lt HIIKl'IIKRI) UP K1NKDMAI
COM It," from the hook by JuVtti
l'ox, Jr.
Snlurdny, June 19th
Win. Pox picuciitit
NING STROKE."
'THE WIN-
Pot Plants
Vegetable Plants
Cut Flowers
Floral Designs
Beckett's Greenhouses
814 and 81G North
Phone CtlumbU 401
Kellogg Street
Willamette Blvd.
SANATARIUM
1270 Willamette Blvd.
Special care given to
Maternity Cases.
Prices reasonable.
Call Woodlawn 2150
A. M. Warner
Contractor-Builder
A ITIJRATIONS RUPAIRS
Phone Columbia 'Mi).
Office 08 South Jcrwjy.
Co 111 eRigiit Along
If you are in need of hard
ware anu aro particular
about quality as well as cost.
you win unci ngni nerc
hardware that will surely
meet your views in both re
spects. You can easily pay
more than we ask without
etting better hardware.
You cannot pay less and got
within a mile of the quality
we supply.
Beyerle & Armstrong
420 N. Jersey St. r
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