St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1913-09-26

Get all electric head treatment or
massage at Gilmore's Barber Shop.
Adv.
Currin says: You had better
get a Green Stamp Book and be-
gin to save your stamps. IL pays,
ask some one who does save
them. Double stamps on every
Wednesday. Keep your eye out
for extra stamp coupons. Adv.
Several spielers interested in
the recall of Sheriff Ward held
forth on the Peninsula Bank
corner Wed. evening, and inciden-
tally gathered a few sheckels for
the good of the cause" Quite
crowd congregated to listen
while the speakers told of what
an awful man the present
sheriff of Multnomah county is,
in their estimation.
An alarm of fire was given
about $50 Wednesday evening.
the blaze being at Cedar Park.
il was understood. The Firemen
hurriedly chased all over that
section of the city with their APP
paratus. but was unable TO locate
the connagration. Some person
evidently thought il a joke to
send i'm the alarm, but If the
party is discovered. he will find
II Il joke of a most serious ma
ture TO himself.
Currin Says: We are always
on the lookout for the best in
every line that we carry. We
don't want the ordinary or aver
age kinds but we want the best.
We will soon have on display the
famous VICTOR TALKING
| MACHINES and supplies the
worlds standard in talking ma
chimes. They cost no more than
the ordinary machines but the
extra value is in them just the
same. Adv.
After seven season of effort,
Dan Williamson last Sunday ev'
ening landed what he had beer
trying for a large black bass.
And il was a large one, weigh.
ing almost four pounds and
measuring in the neighborhood
of twenty inches in length. Dan
caught il ION the slough. (which
was as definite n location as he
cared TO give. Heretofore Dan
had used all the latest and most
approved apparatus for Turing
the timid bass. but finally came
10 the conclusion that he would
use the kind of facilities he used
when a boy. with the exception
that he used a hook instead of a
bent pin. The result was al
most instantaneous. Almost as
soon as his cheap line connected
10 a stout pole and a spoon hook
had touched the water the big
fellow struck the spoon and was
landed i'm short order. IL is said
10 be the largest black bass ever
taken out of these waters, anC
Dan is justly proud of his trophy
In am endeavor 10 prevent ;
shortage of freight ears this
season, the Southern Pacific com
pany is posting ON every station
| bulletin board and i'm every
freight office copies of the lettel
written by the Railroad Com
mission of Oregon calling OF
shippers 10 load and unload cars
promptly. BY this means. il il
! thought, there will be brought L
the attention of every one th'
need of keeping ears moving
Railroad officials say that bene
| fetal results are already eyiden
from the letters that have beer
sent out by various commercial
bodies i'm the state. Continued
cooperation will allow enough
cars for the demand. but care
! Ilessness or delay may precipitat'
| a stringency that would wOrl
unreasonable harm to the grow
ers who wish to market thei
products.
"The biggest noise the worl,
has ever heard" is expected l.
be made all along the Pacifi
Coast from British Columbia 4
Panama at the time the last rocl
{ barrier i'm the Panama Canal i
, blown out and the waters of tn
Atlantic and Pacific oceans ar
, united. Arrangements are beinI
made TO have the news hashe,
instantly to every city on tn
J Pacific Coast when the final bias
is exploded and it is the inten
tion to have every wheel i'm eac
. town stopped for a few minute
t while bells, whistles and ever
other known nOise-making dc
7 vice compete i'm the productiO
: of noise. AS soon as the lOOs
e rocks and debris can be remove
r from the canal after the eXplC
] sion, which is expected to tax
place October 10, the canal wi
D be open to the passage of YES
Y sells although the official openin
will not be announced for sever;
months.