St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-08-14
Miss Ruth Canright is camp
ing at Gladstone Park.

| mloo hulu OdilIlSIlb IS CAMP
ing at Gladstone Park.
Picture framing done at Portland
prices at II. +. Clsrk's, the furni-
ture man. Adv.
DIR. C. A. Rambo of Klamath
Falls. Oregon, is visiting with
his brother. DR.. b. +. Rambo,
of this city.
Harry j. Simmons spent few
days last week at Shadow Cot
tage, Bar View. He reports an
enjoyable time.
Miss Clara Nelson has return
ed from a months visit with
friends and realtives at Seattle
and Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Ostrum and Mrs. Ander-
svn of Cedar Rapids. Iowa. are
visiting at the home of their
neice. Mrs. A. Carl Nelson.
Miss Ruth Crouch, sister Hell
en- and Charles and Harry Crouch
are spending a few weeks at
Shadow Cottage. Bar View
Beach. They are having a de-
lightful time, as this is one of
the finest beaches on the Coast.
For all kinds of general re-
pairing of autos. bicycles, lawn
mowers. etc.. go to the Home
Garage, 102 Smith avenue. cor
ner of Charleston; G. b. Ben
ham, proprietor; phone Column
bia 603.
William Thornton. night jailer
at the County Jail, Mrs. Thorn
ton, and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Hoover. caught so bass on a re-
cent fishing trip to Columbia
Slough, according to Mr.. Thorn
tons report. He says the fish
were caught in a pool left by
the high water. They had eaten
all the available food, he says,
and took the bait at sight.
A most drastic ordinance pro-
viding for a board Of censorship
was introduced in the st. Johns
council last Tuesday night. and
referred 10 a committee TO
amend. This ordinance creates
q committee of twelve which
will pass on moving pictures.
vaudeville shows. street speak
ing and other public functions.
Whether il will go through re-
mains TO be seen. Such measure
is of very doubtful feasibility.
The opinion of twelve persons
as TO a picture or performance
may be entirely at fault. This
censor business requires high
order of talent and discrimina.
tion, or the very thing il seeks
to eliminate il encourages. L.
III. Wells. in Gresham Outlook.
A moonlight picnic was held
at Arrow Head" beach last
Saturday evening by a number
of st. Johns young people. The
crowd had a jolly time. Re-
freshments were served and
games of various kinds indulged
in. Miss Seatta Trumbone acted
as chaperon of the party.
Those in attendance were Misses
Seatta Trumbone, Clarice Sneed,
Gladys Salmond, lnez Eatinger,
Osta Bellamy, Flossie Hatch,
Agnes and Clara Thor, Dora
Rathjen. Frances Erickson, Lola
Wilson, Pearl Stanton, Irene
Della Vinson. Nettie
Moe, Marie Bredeson; Messrs.
Fred and George Marlette, AL
fred Harbin. Lyman Bellamy.
kalph Nasmith, Philip Peterson,
William Crouch. Lee Yorke,
David Dickson. Irwin Gromachey.
William Mcdonald. Albe Cowles.
Willis Vinson. Lowell Anderson,
Russell Pof. Alfred Thompson.
Earl Knowles, Eldridge Har-
rison and Walter Pearson.
The old Gypsy Smith Audi
torium and all its contents has
been sold at public auction by
Portland for $l97.l0 and con-
sidered itself lucky to get this
sum. Six heaters went for
$3.50: 100 blankets used by the |
unemployed who were housed
In the structure last winter sold |
for $25; 20 small gas stoves |
brought SLIGO; a cord of wood |
and junk was purchased for So, !
and the building and benches |
was knocked down for $3.50. !
The structure cost approximate
Iy $40. 900 two years ago when il |
was erected for the revival meet
ings held by Gypsy Smith and |
It contains nearly 200, 600 feet of |
second and third class lumber. !
Little of the lumber can be saved
from the building which will be
for other buildings,
and the remainder will be sawed
into fuel. The structure must
be taken from the ground with
in 80 days. The building was
given to the city by the COM
mittee having in charge its con-