St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-06-05

prices at H.. f. Clark's, the furni.
ture man. Adv.
An electric massage, only one
in town. Gilmore's barber shop.
adv.
The Wild Man of Borneo was
a cooling dove compared to those
English suffragettes.
Want a drayman? Call Col
umbia 72-Gatton's Transfer,
104 Jersey street. adv
Mrs. A. Learned and Mrs.
Otis Learned have both been i'll
with the grip.
An excellent line of Phono-
graph Records at The st. Johns
Pharmacy. Dance Records of
all the latest and popular dances.
adv.
Call Columbia 72 for furniture
moving - Cations Transfer;
work guaranteed. adv.
For Sale-Two complete, store
fronts at half price; one for "a
foot building, the other for 20
foot building. See X. G.. Couch
about it. adv.
It would be amusing if it were
not so preposterous to hear street
corner loafers advocate a move
ment that would force all men
to go to work.
You'll have to admit this
much in favor of the hy-it
doesn't come as a thief in the
night and stick pitchfork
into you. like the mosquito.
Willamette Aerie No.
1858 +. o. l.. will meet on the
End and 4th Tuesday evenings
of June. July and August, 1914.
r. +. Seeley, Secretary.
Sam Butler rs so contrary that
he has bought a riding plow that
turns the furrow the wrong way.
-Freeland. Mich, Star. But
what of the man who made
the plow?
The S. p. X. Class of the Chris
tian church were entertained at
the home of j. N. Keeler Tues
day evening. when the election
of officers also took place.
Secretary Hitler represented
the st. Johns Commercial club
at Astoria Wednesday, where he
witnessed the driving of the first
piling on the Hill terminals.
The celebration Of this event at
tracted large crowds to Astoria.
Auto for hire by day. hour or
trip. at very reasonable rates.
Good opportunity for parties Of
four or less to make trip into
the country at a low price. H.
M. Waldref. 609!Fessenden street.
Mrs. G. T.. Tuttle entertained
at bridge on Friday afternoon
last at her spacious and beautiful
home at 429 Larrabee street.
Portland. A delicious lunch was
served. Those present were
Mesdames p. II. Edelfsen, w.
r. Evens. Roy Ingledue. Peter
Autzen. A. w. Markle. G.. h.
Tuttle. Misses Drinker. Alice
Autzen. Tuttle.
AT Amity, Marion County.
there has just been received a
herd Of registered Holstein dairy
stock. bought in Michigan. and
said TO be the best lot of dairy
cattle in Oregon. The herd con-,
sists of lS heifers and one regis
tered bull. The mother Of this
bull is said TO have a record of
900 pounds of butter in a single
year. Cost of the herd includ-
ing transportation. amounted to
So. 500.
As a result of the interest
which has been aroused in the
raising of corn in Oregon. il is
stated that over 1000 acres of
the cereal has been planted in
the vicinity of Ontario. Most
of the planting was done with
carefully selected, acclimated
seed. and as the growers are
using the most modern methods
in its cultivation. il is expected
the yield will be the best ever
turned out in the state. Over
40 corn cultivators were sold by
Ontario merchants in one week.
The Government dredge Ore
gon. which has been operating
in the Yaquina river for several
months. has completed a chan
mel from Toledo TO the ocean.
and the first ocean going steam
er has been doeked and loaded
at that port. The steamer Ban.
don of San Francisco. loaded a
cargo of 600. 900 feet of lumber
for the California city and will
hereafter make regular trips be-
tween the two ports. 1t is es-
timated that the new channel
through Yaquina Bay has put
not less than six billion feet of
splendid timber within easy
reach of the ocean.
The committees in charge of
tha c. Tnhno raoa avhihtf IN