St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-01-15

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auto truck for sale or trade 70
real estate. S. c. Cook, 100
Oswego street, st. Johns.
Dry Cord Wood for Sale
Price, $500 per cord. Sc,
Shaffer at Star Sand Company
dock at foot of Richmond street
phone Columbia 262.
At a meeting of the stock
holders of the First Trust & Saw
ings Bank Tuesday afternoon al
the old officials were reelected
and H. Henderson added to tn,
board of directors.
To all who so kindly assisted
us during the sickness and death
of our husband and father, fol
the kind expressions of sym.
pathy and the beautiful flowers.
we wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks. Mrs. j. p. Wrinkle
and family.
Freddy Bauer, whose wonder.
full tenor has been heard and adj
mired by theatre goers of the
Northwest for years, has just
closed a Seattle engagement. He
will sing Sunday afternoon and
evening at the New Multnomah.
Don't miss this treat.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. w. Talking
ton, son and daughter of Glib
bon, Neb., have moved to St.
Johns. They are very well
pleased with Oregon, and may
purchase a home in or near st.
Johns. Mrs. Talkington is a
sister of Mrs. Mary Carr, of
East Charleston street.
According to plans and es-
Inmates just completed by the
Federal authorities, the proposed
development in the Upper Des-
chutes basin will involve an ex-
penditure Of approximately $l1, =
583, 900, involving an irrigable
area of more than 200. 600 acres.
II the work is finally carried
out as now planned. all the sur
plus water of the Deschutes
River above Bend will be used
for irrigation.
Potato growers of Oregon are
asking that a strict quarantine
be established against all
potatoes shipped from Cali
fornia owing to danger of the
tuber moth gaining a foothold
in this state. So far as known,
Oregon potatoes are now en-
tirely free from this pest and
the state board of horticulture
has been asked to take such
action as will assure future
safety.
ID. c. Lewis seems to be los
ing no time at Salem in arrang-
ing affairs so that st. Johns
may submerge itself into Port.
land with the greatest possible
ease and celerity. Judging from
the haste in introducing the
bill. probably Mr.. Lewis be.
lieves that tobe one of the reasons
why he was elected TO the
Legislature 10 destroy his home
government. or make il possible
so to do. But then he and the
city authorities have not al
ways agreed. perhaps.
The Southern Pacific has an
nounced the rates which will
apply TO tourist travel between
Portland and San Francisco dur
ing the period of the great ex-
position, tickets TO be on sale
daily between February Is and
November 80. On 80 day limit
tickets the rate will be $35; on
80 day tickets, $50; on special
occasions. such as important
conventions, etc., a round trip
rate will be made of $26.75 with
a 10 day limit and stopover
privilege on the return trip.
To the exposition at San Diego
the road will make round trip
rate of $52.25 with a limit of
forty days and stopover privi-
leges both ways.
John p. Wrinkle died at his
home, 403 West John street.
January 10th. aged AZ
years. He was born in the
state of Massachusetts. and came
TO st. Johns about eighteen years
ago. Valvalar heart trouble
was the cause of his death. Mr..
had for the past seven
years or more been a faithful
at Bonham & Curriers'
store, and was well and favor
ably known throughout the city.
He is survived by a widow and
three children, namely: Alvin.
Alice and Wesley. all at home.
Funeral services were held at
the st. Clement church Tuesday
at 8 a. m., Rev. Smith ofiiciat-
ing. Interment took place at
Mt. Cavalry cemetery. The st.
Johns Undertaking Company
nad charge of the funeral.
The Multnomah Theatre has
undergone a complete renovation
since coming under the manage
nent of Messrs. McCredie and