St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-11-27

For Sale one COW cheap. az
Bristol street
Picture training done al poitlan,
pticcs At u. r. Clatks the iufni
tufc man. Adv.
Sheriff Tom Word has decides
90 have a recount of the ballot,
for sheriff.
w. II. Hollenbeck is making
some extensive repairs To his
residence on Hayes street. which
he recently purchased from ID. J.
Horsman.
Hess Poultry panacea. The
great egg producer: local poultry
men are feeding il with good re-
suits: 25c and SOC a package. at
the st. Johns Pharmacy.
Mr.. Z. S. Wright spent a day
or two in st. Johns this week.
He is now a merchant Of Cooks,
Wash. where he is doing a good
business. He was formerly a
well known resident of St.
Johns.
The Star Sand Company is
making preparations for the
erection of a large dock on the
water frontage of their property
near the foot of Richmond street.
IL will be 300 feet long and 100
feet wide, we understand. and
will be used for sand and gravel.
AS a small hint of what the
visitor to the Panama Exposition
in 1915 may expect in landscape
gardening. the setting out of
the grounds of 704,00 golden
towering plants in the last three
weeks of October, may be con-
sidered. These are a small part
Of the great scheme that is be.
ing followed.
"The Village Lawyer, a play
rendered by the Juniors Of the
High School in the high school
auditorium last Friday evening
was thoroughly enjoyed by a
large audience that greeted the
home talent. The play was ex.
ceedingly well rendered, each
participant playing his or her
role with the skill of a finished
performer. The play was a
financial success as well as every
other way.
The largest Of the many ex.
hibits thus far received on the
grounds of the Panama Exposi.
tion is that of the u. S. Steel
Products Company. This ex-
hibit has been given three quar-.
ters Of an acre of space at the
south end of the Palace of Mines
and Metallurgy and the work Of
installation has begun. The ex.
hibit consists in large part Of big
models of factories and mills
properly lighted with modern
hygienic appliances. Wax
models also will be added to
demonstrate proper hygiene and
general welfare of workmen.
The Bachelor Club. with its
usual enterprising. kindly and
generous spirit. will hold a
benefit performance in the Multi.
nomah Theatre Monday evening,
December 81, the entire pro-
ceeds of which will go to the
needy of st. Johns. The enter.
tainment will be far out of the
usual run of performances, some
thing we'll worth while. a des-
cription of which will appear
next week. The Bachelor club
last year raised over $500. which
was distributed where it did the
most good. Anybody desiring
to help the needy of st. Johns
should purchase a ticket TO this
performance, being assured that
IL will reach those most in need.
The Bachelor Club is entitled
TO the warmest commendation for
this enterprise. and none should
refuse TO buy a ticket. Admis-
sion. adults Soc; children 25c.
The Progressive Study Club
was delightfully."- entertained by
the President. Mrs. Gilpin, al
her home, 937 Superior street.
A program of especial interest
was arranged. A paper on the
Life of Lowell" was read by
Mrs. Thyng. Mrs. Geeslin gave
sketches from different poems.
A general talk on the character
istics of Lowell followed by q
social hour. The specially en-
joyable feature was the musical
selections given by the hostess
and her daughter, also song by
Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Schafer
capturing the prize at a game of
guessing. Refreshments were
served at the close of the after
noon. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. Fred Houghton. 80e
Oberlin street. The topic chosen
for the next meeting will be
Edgar Allen Poe, his life and
works.
The proposed new franchise OF
the United Railways Company
was presented to the council
Friday and considered and or