St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-11-20

Watches" made over into
"Time-pieces" at reasonable
! rates at Rogers, 309 N. Jersey
street.
Prof. C. H. Boyd had a severe
tussle with tonsilitis for several
days last week, but is back on
duty as usual this week.
The Philo Christie class of the
| United Evangelical church will
sell home cooking and needle
work on Tuesday, November
Oath, in the window of the 10
and Is cent store. Come and
buy for Thanksgiving. adv.
! Auto for hire by day. hour or
trip, at very reasonable rates.
Good opportunity for parties of
four or less to make a trip into
the country at low price. H.
I'M. Waldref, 500 Fessenden street.
Phone Columbia 206.
In order that the Committee
may ascertain how many of the
unemployed of st. Johns desire
to work at cutting cord wood,
all such are requested to leave
their names and addresses with
the City Recorder at the City
Hall.
Do not fail to attend the An
nual Adjourned School Meeting
at the Central school building
Friday evening Of next week.
It is held for the purpose of
levying a special tax for gen.
eral school purposes and the
transaction of business usual at
such meeting.
A notice has been posted in
the local post office calling atten.
tion to the several items in the
act entitled "An Act to Increase
the Internal Revenue and other
Purposes" which became effec-
tive November 1st. A list of
the items named may be publish
ed later.
Last Sunday the st. Johns
Midgets, alias Northern Hill.
walloped the Brooklyn Juniors
35 to 0. The "Midgets" are en-.
tered in the Spalding 20 League
under the name Northern
HILL" They are a fast team and
hope to cop the championship Of
the League. The bright lights
for the midgets were H. Smith
and M. Stearns.
Editor Review: Permit me to |
to take this method of thanking
the voters Of st. Johns for the |
splendid support given at the |
late election. l promise them
TO do my best for the state of |
Oregon. and at all times TO be |
watchful of the city's interests
in a Legislative ay.-Respect-
fully. ID. C. Lewis.
For Rent-Small house, COM |
Portable. lot 60xI00, and poultry
yards 100x260. with 8 foot fence |
divided into five yards; water
piped. three incubators and in
cubator house connected with
gas, three apartment chicken
house. coops and feed cooker and
grinder, also duck pond. For
further particulars. call Column
bia GAG. or address L. +. Levens,
120 South Olympia street, st.
Johns.
The st. Johns football team
defeated the Junior Moose club
last Sunday by a score of twenty.
four to nothing. There was a
large crowd but the collection
was only one dollar and fifty
cents. and as we now have TO
pay for use of grounds, would
like to have st. Johns be a little
more liberal. A football team
cannot have much success in
any town If il does not have the
of the people. Next
we will play Brooklyn,
and would like to at least have
the collection of last Sunday
doubled so that the players will
not have to dig up. Reporter.
Fire tests were made at the
High School building and also
the Central building by Chief of
the Fire Department, Lee Cor
many, and Fireman Peterson
Tuesday morning. At the High
School the building was cleared
in 35 seconds. and at the Gen.
tral school it only required the
450 or more youngsters one
minute and twenty-five seconds
to escape from the building. II
is a most pleasing sight to see
how well the children are drilled.
and how quickly they fall into
line and pass out of the building
in an orderly manner. The in
of the ST. Johns schools
are deserving of much praise
for the superb manner in which
the pupils are drilled.
At the regular monthly meet
ing of the Commercial Club
Wednesday evening. John f.
Hitler rendered his resignation
as secretary of the Club. Mr..
Hitler has served in this capacity
for the past year and a half.