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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-07-17

Bailey Kay Leach, editor of
Justice, " continues the debate
on Resolved, That All Churches
Should be Wiped OFF the Map, "
in his issue of last Friday. But
we have decided that it would
avail nothing to continue the
discussion. Mr.. Leach denies
that Christianity is of divine
origin; that Jesus was the Son
of God; that Jesus founded the
Christian Church, and that
Christianity has civilized the
world, In support of these
denials he advances no facts
whatever, but upholds his con-
tentions with assertions mainly.
And il is the usual narrow rea-
soning of the infdel. couched,
perhaps, in a little different
language. To prolong the dis
cussion would lead to nowhere.
To argue religion with an unbe-
lever is altogether useless, be-
cause it is entirely beyond their
power of conception that there
could be anything beyond the
grave. They rarely have faith,
hope, or charity all is hope
less; they live only to die. with
no hope of anything better in
world. To discuss fur
ther, knowing the short range
of an infdel's mind in things |
would be utterly futile |
and foolish. An inhdel is al |
ways to be pitied rather than
condemned. Somehow in his
darkened mind. perhaps. he be-
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-07-17
ORDINANCE NO 6I0.

An Ordinance Providing for the
Muggling of Dogs and Declar-
ing Dogs not Securely kept or
Muzzled TO be a Public Nui-
sance, and Providing for the
Abatement of any such Nui-
sance and Declaring an Emer-
gency 10 Exist and Repeating
all Ordinances or Parts of Or
dinances in Conflict Herewith.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-07-17
342 North Leonard Street
ST. JOHNS, OREGON
REVIEWS LEGAL BLANKS

The following list of legal blanks
are kept for sale at this Office and
others will be added as the demand
arises:
Warranty deeds, Quit Claim
Deeds, Realty and Chattel Mort
cages, Satisfaction of Mortgages,
Contracts for Sale of Realty, Bills
OF Sale, Leases.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-07-17

Bring In your Job printing while
you think Of IT, Don't walt until you
are entirely out. We are equipped
to turn out neat and tasty printing
promptly az Portland price, or ls4s
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-07-17
St. Johns Hardware Co.
St. Johns, Oregon
NOTICE OF
Proposed Assessment

Notice is hereby given that apportion-
ment OF the cost of improving Burr
street from the northerly line OF Dawson
street, to the southerly line of Smith
avenue, total cost of VIII ch is
s., 800. 90, has been apportioned and is
ON file in the Office OF the undersigned,
subject to examination.
Assessment district extends back to
the center of lots, blocks and tracts of
land abutting on said street as provided
by the city charter and resolutions.
RemonstTance against said spportion.
ment may be made in writing and fled
with the undersigned until S O'Clock p.
m. July 27, 1914.
A. Z. DUNSMORE,
Recorder.
Published in the St. Johns Review on
July 10 and II, 1914.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-07-17
NOTICE OF
Proposed Assessment

Notice is hereby given that apportion-
ment OF the cost of Improvement OF Will
lamette boulevard from the northerly
line OF Burlington street to the souther-
ly line of St. Johns avenue, the total
cost OF which is SIT ,O90.9S, has been
apPortioned and is on hle in the
office Of the undersigned, subject to ex-
animation.
Assessment district extends back to
the center of lots, blocks or tracts of
land abutting on said street as provided
by the city charter aud resolutions.
Remonstrances against said apportion-
ment may be made in writing and filed
with the undersigned until O'Clock
p, NJ. August 8, 1914.
A. K. DUNSMORE,
Recorder
Published in the St. Johns Review on
July IL and "a, 1914.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-07-17

Found Gold watch, between
Lynn avenue and Jersey street.
Owner may have same by apply.
ing to Arthur Anson.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-07-17
JAP.A.LAC
GET a TEST CAN FREE

Try il before you buy il. You'll be
delighted with the results. But remem.
Der We have only a limited supply of
these tests cans and they're going fast,
SO don't delay.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-07-17

werk for = Greatar ST Johns.
Pay your subscription,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-07-17
.CHAS. SCHAUFF
Dealer and Grower of Roses
and Nursery Stock.

Persons desiring to secure rose
bushes and nursery stock are invit-
ed to call.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-05-12

d 4
F'snn the headQnaft of the South
Carol Tina liYision S es Confederate
Veterans At slestas, couias The ofIi-
ciaf order III regasd 10 the TeaaEos
to be held 81 and 0p The order
IS signed by a p q eommana-
er OF South Carol IAN Division, s. le /.
and says
ssFhe ANIMAL ssanlpa Df the Sons
Of ColfedeFate Yetaeans gSsi be held
ut Anderson. s, ~ oa 1saS 9th aud
s1Sth IL the same fliRe ssl9 place that
the Reani0n 0f the aerate Vet
grars IS 10 ba hei ;se Chamber 81
k;omiHerce al larson has xtenfea
= coEtiia 81 ify q - the Sons to De
sisests of that Its 3 1 peeaes ic,i.
foya Sons nFd - attend and
sssieh Camp 5S fed .ss % SEND leI b.
ans 81 sn u eartiinas make
the annual r. lorf
I: lsIt "a pE hester
s has eefs tei Sgionsos
~ ri DiYfst1a fSf is Reunion aisd
7filgS A ms lire cs Aiken; 81
s sHna Mss Eslttie j iafis5s, os
.. ESiye baan q salii as aiaiils
OF Honor "a attend r. Reaaian.
The pf Son planning
20 exfend q a car 81, tnsflIlent oIi
this oceassia1 and fog
Tllany u ieasRlis seEist giisf tiaas
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Ah0afsun ezpeIiefrpi rare De-:
~ hen q most ctihfnil
seS bed f sentig women rom sltfe
esl 81 re- ate "a heFe. told
Htl fsTs Nts7is SSil yS3sf 2 3 thy aLuUensN
/! ~ sssssst a.llk- epg len 10 yiiIit the
etS all 4 Included m tie party Se!affe All
tliss tors pf tIie hopI with one
sekenttibn ~
I'liis elfg never lsssd tli orII prsunity
81 cHkeEtA fliiH z a more HtllkHFe1 re-
fihsd and accesa pi lie=I boz. az y6nna
wOnatl fIian those niaklne al tha bars
Egl OF vfsilDfH here and Ii
5gsh said Dn every stls sle tlfat the eisi-
ofa made q 35ettef 4 ppe nce than
- ss1ieS be- o. COLLEGE 6tiie.its
Reaflss hero ivory siIse 0s thc
HieitHEs nfsfie iir ia IEif mon iIss
sseEseA people ss.ia eyefs person Meet
ing the ypilng lies yease ses6ay Will
hppe that they pipy "a
lliltle b and END 3 her day here.
ila specie train bearing the slai-
4fef AMI lzlse zll1Eisz AZ ,ssal
sJft railHay st j Z 80 ye EsflIily
so6ii sii 4 VIII the t1fsih
ltlettlIiig on The qua re- the eIft Ire st,ls
a4nt beds gave o clsefsf TOR aerGol,
toifasls bg cheer fof the College
lttsE III ~ hen they Sipn the
lsseeit stg efsgf penp aIid from
sllAl si9Elens Oh tiie Town sgas helra
street srs had lssen pros
xtceEl tdr III q young ladies by She
lclsa pber of cniniAefce ana tIfey .yyene
! irIErr teTi 5TEse or chat Sc 20 IahRsitffaI
FS0Ein At1sI fsoss ere g be Rose 81 iil
itlrb Il thrown open Il them There
q ihs.e4 iFils held hgatltl eIil S4lfasc b0s
ri fDiIUipifst TN 70 II q Slf8lfR Rftftf
tSrfi e ia fansslea were fiiflfSiiEs.
WITH be earnplinlents Of The Aiid egaogi
lEhA1aller pf coriinsSfce together sitii
SlnEe Ola aud CHI s ias bot Ii fur
inlSiked ~ tiSs lolaf lima SIstiit
EeiigWtng the conc 1tlsien OF HE
lnnelf ~ Fallii lad led fef sped f0 me
I4ity % expenae OF tile FefHfn trip
On ttf efeeet hssiils desrayeyl ~
ktsle 1fSd efScu D3eeip pptaeat 70.
sttiaA 81 80 the teIt It, 81 e yc.l,I z
lsasl1El3 szA1Afsaf fisA Enll alr3szE ak az
ii was 81 Soille 81
the ifie Fotl Ptgr-
eFs mad e5n 6asid and
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kn4S tocff thsit on az
0the Heese - 5 clock 6sil e *
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serything is n readiness for lllA
|syiii be played OH Tkufads.y FttaZ.f
aud Saturday sof (hie xe9 sFlfs
81 sSaA pte the bisgas eH of lz
81 eE110 cir - aIit tIls FiVa NJ
ia foNEr ilts Il ever before 3eISsf 2 Z.
tspss lasfsaf 81 ths. usual psfee 81
ihFge Gro "a zrn5l And or ffs-
selad - selke - these Eerie
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Those WHO aEe con- 8
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us
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ana Her Rlird Esusbsnd
InjuEas ylllisa tses
Alvey Lt sgn5ay

q -
~ is hard TO imagine that men. could
be- so malicious as to cause q woman
and her blind husbasid serious injury
hpt aueh is the case according 70
the story tod by Mrs. 81 con a1S.lIeE 4
at the Anderson oinfy 1, Mrs!
'l'ucaes S IN the hosssi tat suffering
With 2 broken sllos silIie er bclSS and her
blind husband Is had ~ bruised as tho
result Of a run away Sunday. The.
animal driven BY 0frB Tucker took
fright aE two motor cycles ana zirss
4 sielter was too weak 10 regain con-
tfolof the panie-S rEcHen ROr
Acc0rding to AR sick en- gersioYi
Of the affeir she aud iEr hnab band ieft
,llie home af Fair Play 70 drive
Through this city to yes living
10 tn lower pa II og III e q ecsi sity 1er
fiHA band Is. totally blind aud she MSS
drttxin s the horse. iIe2 ctitne from q
I Dysrpa 4 need.Iy / s.. oNg lerss residence
when Two NJ otof cs' el "a FIIe into gf5t
g.irla. ekeP is tbat bath 81 the
. fllea 6teeEe ttiefr mach mes iri the
I,diFecti6n of the tbil s. and seemed to
lie fstTg to come e. -. D o be
vii tlcnt str Ing tho IlfiR Tho horse
took frel and she vas una bic "a
hold him ptid when heoraI she asisi
| her husband were 1ilT0s sFl frsisi Tic
buggy, She itSs tltll nd tlief cF Rllfs
riders pDed their HiscsIires br 1nasle
Injured.
Jtcl er sr6s jDroue eIll Ia the eis y
ald slls and her hlslsasia were givell
I: The intnren ofnad & Is tIisis cafFsed
to the An hosp RAJ and Hrs BFciEs
en- hone lgaH fei while the isks res
turned 10 his RON 4 4 u IL ssi i.
hes on ysl 4 fe II tenn 81 IS tTl fl1ld
spll'e ttFaee q tEe HsCIpF cy cIs
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I'D S N I'D Vi
IL Z FI SD Y
yYiIl salecE RenIsaaanlnAivea "a F.os.
Nstienai Club Meeting At
Tosoato, canada

AZ. 80 3 y
The annual meeting and bnffet siip-
Tor Of The Anderson gd I;isb will take
pSsee next tuesday csenine al 8
O'clock on che park grounds OF North
Anderson a. s. Farmer, the presEe
deat Of the club, has given some B,lg
sestions as to the progtain 20 be foi-
lowed and this syeut viii be enjoys
able and inter STING While the tsf-
fair will be soinsNh hat in the nature
Ief q social occasion, nunierous husi-
ness matters VIII be dlseusssd and
tliapatc3ed.
AZ this meeting q delegation viii be
selecteti 70 sepyesent Anderson AZ ti.s
annbal convention of tho AssocIai 81
Advertising Clubs OF America, sgtleiI
IS IL meet at Toronto, Canada june
Brisaey Ilfts. srepresei Ned the
AileeFacl Club Ut tile last tive meet.
illes ef the Asspeiati tion, first ut Bal.
tlflaOre and last year II Dallas; and
cpnsi ideFa BILE interest gurr0nnd az the
icfeqist ton tu so from anderson this
year
be- supper which is 20 be served
lneyt llesday VIII be j h eilarga OF a 4.
drew King and plans are 81 iifSI n
al I fAE.ssli a sfs . tIslsl
snfieera 0f the local Glib pian to have
the park iiiylitea Dy elect eitr Tor fi,s
eeeas ion and tllse scene ygili Dc 4 pfsf.
" one.
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Col re al, VIcTO OISs
ioIIs IN b sJclss BOYCOTT
CONTEST
q OIJ 3 S
Justice Wright Had sentenss
Defensaats 81 Charge og
Goatsplps "a 1907
CIV Associated Prass3

WasbinEssm, aiay lsndlH years
OF bitter legal 81 tsla 81 RENE
coliFs tod day set aside tie sess q ile IN.
posed siy tlle Dislrie. OF lsolisiijbia ri 4
prenie e3nrt liiluf Samuel q ts4tl fsaFs.
john AiofrlsoT and John Mitchell, Tef
ailsgea conteinE Et 81 court in 4 500. for
sslaiasins intaactions agsiilsf alleged
boyscotting OF tb eBnek sStoye ana
Range Company VI ~
Iieliiles ssIisess 9giinIas
Justice Eolnies annotiHning the de-
eisi0n said that even II Ia &
did not eaver ecsiteIsipt, the NECESSITY
Tor he speedy JisHositlon Of such
ElEses ~ As u lslls.l.
mo rilIe that sg analogy contempt
eedir s must soc begafl sgfshIsE
three ears 4 ftaf tho coulnl III ing 81 Tie
lofsenee Justices Yauleyen ard
EFyTIHeyE 6fEaguJ & y
Jilat lce Holnfes sal q the controversy
lfilrBe mon the question of whether
rup tempt or court in a crime zsyasi
! By 4. stp tlste iisIif lions tfllicls
no Degso soa EnffTI Do ls'llss-
seuiea 9esF offaiiee Unless E5J' siIi-
Iaietyas n cf tsolmatipn bros ht
WI tlifife ears. s. -
Arg lit Ylegejl
- q ~ x - u ~ tz,
a5ptzite Aapl led Otifss 10 case thai
colsld PIE pfcee s9fet lnst BY nziiafs
alent or info ton !, Sitd Ii "a
itsint Ri 3 had siseia Sssee s. 6s.ls
ara eqs sroi Lfssi Ne s tetasifia nj pJs.
ttsa2 u x, i ~ lite HIS iis5, * s.
d she Z, i O iiss
feuz1nl tted y lire SCAR
he rel eeeed The as,<,lna4lif
tllpt ils often flsgled III Il tIle
i end af the "a boycott aRaine ii
pelnpnily 81 SO The 0ffense n ART.
ed: Justice aoiisez, said ~ IS not 1il
eontinulpe cons tracy so sc5 cs,tt
hat eciiic dcts,
lle con dur: g 3 nsl llc4l ~ sgh4. who
Imposed tste eeHten cea iil flie logeE
] aeplsfs are oeilii lnses SEATED by fise
aotsse sotn;nlf lflre isnIleFs asesil Z a1 Tsss
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VII on VOICES TRIBUTE 10
i WHO sEl 4 AT
VERA Cruz
IS Q q
Great arn on *
sud FeIIow Collins Is
Navy Yard

New ptlr. ii New York ioins
ed the ti8n to-day IN nleInoti iizftl 4,
With simple digIli " the heroisin al % Il
.uineteen ne jackets ard NJ sYlEaI
tst en- tises at era lFiix. AS thu
fiosi lilifRe sS fun ef pa nf 8 sirsce
the Epkn is Ii VI sf 4, Sfsf1 h 6 Is
terry IS slfe fsto0ls IN navy yard, Il
Etgtls aa Il the whole porliiat tor of the
LrIty NJ aa there. ~ .
Ffesf t,sew,ls stt.ead!
Tie people ssere Ets standing
sIioulae 70 shoulder ils 4 community
0f 8 It Fsas 5 spectacle OK city
Eetfnn gefY ii Sirea and lifted out
or stseIf.
"a the AIffe OF I10lFaiefB that foil & "
Cd tils FttifeEs aisscna be1giilg tbs
dead ~ fe the CHIEF OF state an q city
GOV srnlnen ana many more dis tln-.
IdIsI "a mon OF FseafgY SSReFy Z
but every aye M the tlif0ng IS that
lined / 81 ;ays { Z Ifaed atst to the cii
ria Pre- dent Wilson rode
|clese bealIld II last fqiser car lls
- " QI IITT
Ing the nfslst snrld stood SIS the snB =
Fines hrea their parting 5slssa, az
tho pIIlytl navy yard al til ~
hug Ief eoaslsied q 3. hat sfoc5 i iii-
ca the "a Il the eereEnpny,
tlf head e &
On me stan 4 III the dens III
the hg rel Ives of The
4ea & sfes, mo
4 llie tsl
% q esi y.
ts ae sriftk q sSe tlin
ssls tlsss i.sstsi ~
tee Tor y eiE spunssy'
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T'ectIHa q d ets
esa arg ttf &tile sss
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lsaas lia Sxotllu more
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sslestf ri sll9 Sc d 81 81 rs
'tlp eSpe ense conn iiss.S HE isiis.
- Is ~ z I've Ills IN ilf work els
lone og The seFncon's Tint
they hase ef enjoyed
Tie ~ Start irasa Anderson
A. 80 cl Gel slny afternoon and
after Ia y eol 1e X III fsssct
ae q ns "a 1oIi ge.
ne IT tliEe Effi f5s the third
A arm ara All 4 &. 81
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n = eol Re
Return Ing 81 pf0bab b Ist fiiaf every
t9niqbiie Hs b 81 s o'ei ocls ii ia
the tlle q tila d schobf viii
llaEe enj0y % Il del "a IfarhSjos
from Sfisff to ilii Illey All aslpfns
ciate TIT ErS Btir3ett mas beea IlIj !
% ARRANGE this tip.
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~ iop ~ 4 & ! }ie
pSsstss
which slas ofisEif ad4fsed tnat c.
soesff 5ones tor some
ekElfFe of 4hN pacttic f8asfse,lE Is
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sests sf.a. Mav ii - ses,if stss =, i.
..nflh Asss,s q, a ysssssl go
iJanged here at noon today fS9S4477Te
Elfllrdet 81 fse Emma IsrOes.
sah 81 three sears aao. 4las
l.IaxifhA govern aess Had the case ea y
rIe9 70 the United ST scs sn1rsisie
eenrl III taJp effort to sage lfafti.
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81 GIG
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aostiplls pI tsp Hovll
los 4gets fkeSl
alld thou agsia II
HE llteRill aaniA
bfEs tszll - gfssSi
delaile 20 gllj
eQiE t3islEed isHl III Tea ffit
Mayor q q
siiQrF IS n lsbls sias lle n
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batFoiB and kBlsIs sgii! eeeefs
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place ssI 81 slse iia
81 q hafss il 81 ii B
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REP oRTs IE IAEl W.
& WAS SET
10 BIZ FsAE sE
I BEs
larn1ir kSapoyts Filter IE From
as1ns sepusEic nd
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-12-29
SHOES SPOIL OUR FEET.
That Is Why So Few Persons Have
Perfect Pedal Extrenities.

A person with normal feet is very
difficult to find. In fact. the doctors
inform US that foot trouble is endemic
in the United States, as well as in
every enlightened country on the globe.
The cause of this condition and the
vast suffering which it entails is the
unhygienic shoe.
A thousand Porto Ricans whose feet
had never been shod were examined.
Not a single diseased or deformed foot
was found among them. A San Fran
cisco surgeon, in commenting on this
fact, declares that among : thousand
shoe wearing Americans there is hard
ly one with normal feet.
The trouble Is that the vast majority
of our shoes are improperly construct
ed. The fashionable shoe seems built
to force the foot into shapes which,
however slightly, are nevertheless alb
normal. That worn by the masses Is
equally inimical to foot health, for the
reason that it is constructed with very
little reference to the lines of the foot
and without effort to adjust 1t to the
normal movements of that member.
The medical man presents the moe
casin as the most wholesome foot COW
ering yet devised, but very few are
sanguine enough to hope that fashion
will permit its general use. Next to
the mocassin, so we are told, is the
shoe that not only permits the foot to
perform its normal functions unimped-
ed, but strengthens it when in use.
This is the shoe that, instead of pinch
ing the foot or forcing it into abnormal
shapes or positions, actually fits H.
Boston Herald.