St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1907-06-14

The West Coast Laundry make.
a speciality of lace curtains.
Rooms to rent, furnished or un.
furnished at Io4 Modoc street.
Nice, clean, sharp sand in lots to
suit-furnished by the st. Johns
Brick Co.
Use hollow concrete building
blocks, S24 per 100, NJ. r. Urban,
maker, St. Johns.
A marriage license has been
issued to Friend S. Hart of ST.
Johns and Annie c. Fowler.
The ice cream at Harris confec-
tionery is made of pure cream, and
is the best on the market. Try it.
c. w. Potter spent the first of
the week at Hood River looking
over the orchards of that far-famed
valley.
Rev. A. Wilson of Salem, Ore,
visited in the city Thursday and
Friday with w. l.. Swengel and
family.
Cherries for sale at Crook place
corner Philadelphia and Crawford
streets, between flour mill and
wooden mill
See DR.. Rambo for dental work,
room rs, Holbrook block, St. Johns.
Hours s a. M. to S p. m. Evenings
7 to Sp. IN.
A regular Soc value in Gunpow-
der, Spider Leg. English Break.
fast and uncolored Japan tea for
soc per pound. Couch * Co.
Sunday June II, 1907 services
United Evangelical church, II a.
NJ. and 8 p. NJ. Morning subject:
Into all the World" Evening
subject: "By Merely Living"
Those contemplating building
should consult with NJ. X. Urban
in regard to the hollow concrete
building blocks he is manufacturing.
He has the facilities for turning
out these blocks OF short notice
and guarantees satisfaction.
The carpenters aud cement work
ers are finishing up their contracts
on the new city hall, and the paint
ers are at work on the upper floor.
The building will probably be ready
for occupancy in about ten days or
two weeks.
Albany Democrat: Fred Holmes,
of across the Willamette, today
sold to Sam Bugsby, OF ST. Johns,
his team of sorrcls for $500 and
they will go TO ST, Johns for the
dray business. They weighed s7So
pounds. The manner in which the
market is keeping up horses is very
pleasant To the owners OF good ami.
mails.
One of the features of Portland 5
celebration on the Fourth Of July
will he the illumination OF the snow
clad peaks OF Hood, Hvlens and
Adams. In addition To the regular
display at the exposition grounds
Il is proposed to set of fireworks
on the SUBMITS of the peaks that
can be seen from Portland. The
illuminations will all be fired at
one time, aud the sight will prove
quite an attraction in itself,
As the result OF the price OF red
aud yellow fir logs falling from sI2
aud sI3 per thousand to ss and SO
ninety per cent OF the lumber
camps along the Columbia river
will shut down until October 1
next, Over 600 men will be
thrown ont OF work. The loggers
say they have been obliged to pay
their men from S.I to rs per day,
and with logs at present prices
there is no money in continuing
work.
II is not probable that ST. Johns
will be represented in the rose pa
rade in Portland next week. An
effort was made in this line, but
when the cost was ascertained il
was considered advisable to drop
the matter One who knows says
it will cost anywhere from SIoo to
: 500 to decorate an automobile and
carry out the program as il should
be. This sum was considered too
large to squander, and SO St, Johns
will be without representation.
Ed Davey, one OF the Tri.City
League umpires. and who held the
indicator at the double header here
last Sunday, is creating all kinds of
trouble for the semi-professional
clubs by gathering up players for
the purpose of placing a team at
Stevenson, Wash. 1t is said he
has already secured Adams, form
erly left fielder of the local club,
and Emrick of the Trunks. and is
negotiating for players oil several
other teams. Ii Mr.. Davey's man
agement of a club is on a par with
his umpiring the jumpers to the
Stevenson club are going to have a
hard row to hoe. 1t is the purpose
of the Tri-City league officers to
blacklist all players who violate the
terms of their contract.
One of our exchanges says; ''Ev-
arv fa,nilv Should have a cttrfetp