St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-08-05
The municipal paving plant

day between members OF the
dock commission and the city
council in Mayor Bakers Office.
The street is now practically i'm.
passable for trucks, it is re.
ported. The paving plant will be
authorized to rush the work to
facilitate freight movements to
and from the terminal. The i'm.
provement will necessitate the
laying of 100, 900 yards of as
phaltic concrete pavement at a
cost of approximately S23, 600.
The dock commission has
agreed to provide the funds. The
county will take care of the
grading of the street. The dock
commission has agreed to reim-
burse the city for $500 expended
a short time ago in widening
Kellogg street to make it main
traffic artery to the terminal.
At q meeting of the officers Of
the Congregational church held
Monday evening it was decided
that from this on the organiza-
tion shall be known as the st.
Johns Community church, Con.
Qregational. Il is the purpose
Of the organization. in so far as
In possible. TO touch and serve
the community life at every
point. While IL will be impossible
10 put all Of the plans into opera
tion at once. q program is being
prepared that will put the work
on a very practical basis. There
will be regular services Sunday.
The sermon thought in morning
will be climbing Up and Out.
In the evening, Eating Husks."
A short song service will be
held at the beginning OF the
evening service. While this is
not TO be jazz music. you will,
find IL full Of pep. Reported.
Oregon and California are tied
for leadership In passage of leg
islation affecting the World War
veteran. This is shown by sta.
tistics published in the current
number OF the American Legion
Weekly which shows that while
Oregon and California have each
passed eighteen such measures.
many states are tagging far be
hind and two. Alabama and
Mississippi. have passed none
at all. Washington ranks next
with sixteen such laws. making
q clean sweep for the Pacific
Coast.
Wales. In this city, July
3lst. at the residence, 1905 South
Syracuse street. Martha Mary
Wales. aged 80 years. 9 months
and 8 days. beloved mother Of
Mrs. Adell Brodahl of Portland.
ID. X. Martin of Houston. Texas;
l. Il. Martin and Mrs. Alice
Barton of Portland and one
adopted daughter. Mrs. Carrie
Brodahl Of Portland. Funeral
services Tuesday. August 2nd.
At 2 p. m, from the residence
establishment of X. /. Byrnes.
99l Williams avenue at Mason.
lnterment Rose City cemetery.
Through the inability Of the
United States army air service
20 obtain gasoline for their air
planes at Eugene and Medford
the national forests of Oregon
must 20 unpatrolled in the mid.
die Of the fire season. Gasoline
necessary to run the big planes
was reQuisitioned in June for de-
livery Julylst. but as yet none
has reached the flying fields
where the ships operate from.
The army appropriation bill was
passed prior 10 June 30th, hut
money has not been available,
apparently through some error
in Washington.
wish To express my sincere
thanks 10 the gentleman who
rescued my daughter from
drowning last Sunday afternoon
near the st. Johns terminal. i
Mrs. Chas. Outright.
Lost. - Small brown leather
purse with rubber around it and
containing almost $50. Finder
please leave at 1850 Lombard
street.
Subject for Christian Science
services Sunday; Spirit
Mems and Boys Suits.
X o G + II S.
For Rent.-Three room house
and sleeping porch. $3.50 per
month; 6S3 Tioga street; call
evenings after 5p. m.
Sewing. - Children's school
dresses made neatly and at rea-
sonable price. Mrs. Chas. Cut
right. Cos North Jersey street.
Big reduction on tires ending
Saturday. the 9th. Goodrich
tires at cost. Five per cent. off
on all tires in stock; non.skid,
5000 mile guarantee. 30x3a
3ll.86. Jack Campbell. l045 Will
Jams avenue. near Alberta.
Don't send your printing out
Of town.
Phone Columbia 81