St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1914-08-28

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A good listener is a perso
who doesn't want to do all tn
talking.
Bibles are being hurried to tn
front, instead Of to the men VIII
started the war.
If anybody predicted the pres
ent trouble in Europe he ough
to be ashamed of himself.
Miss Dixie nj. Lewis. daugh
ter of ID. G. Lewis, was brought
home from the hospital Tuesday
and is improving very nicely.
The Fairchild meat market
on South Jersey street has beer
considerably frightened by use
of the painters brush.
One thing about the price OF
sugar is that it may not be long
until a man can carry four bits
worth in his vest pocket.
If the cost of living continues
to soar, there will be a whole
lot of us that may be compelled
to try Joe Knowles mode of liv-
ing.
The death of the Pope at Rome
last week has spread deep sor-
row among his religious breth-
rem. He is said to have been the
best Pope of all.
For rent or sale-new three
room bungalow. Would prefer
a young married couple, but no
objection to foreigners. Call at
ll0S S. Jersey street.
For Rent-Seven room house,
quarter acre of ground. one
block from car line: $40 per
month. Apply to j. L. Hitler,
Secretary Commercial club. Hol-
brook building.
Auto for hire by day. hour or
rip, at very reasonable rates.
Good opportunity for parties of
FOUR or less TO make q trip into
he country at a low price. H.
VI. Waldref. 600 Fessenden street.
Mrs. Morris and her daughter
Who have been visiting her
w. M. Cation. in this
,ity for the past several weeks.
ct for their home at West Lib
,rty, Iowa. Wednesday. Mr..
iatton and his sister had not
ieen each other for a number
II years.
The Bachelor Club held a
stag" party for the members
It Point Comfort last Saturday
evening. coming home Sunday
evening. Three launches were
lsed, and eighteen members
we're in attendance. A fine
ime was had In bathing. fish
ng. feasting, etc.
In addition to the list of state
md privately owned lands now
,pen for settlement on and near
he Tumalo project, the Oregon
State immigration Commission
s now collecting data from all
)arts of the state and in a short
ime will issue a similar list
'overing available lands in every
ounty in Oregon.
Out of 500 men. supposedly
unemployed and occupying
'enches in several park blocks,
My four were willing TO take
obs as fire patrolmen. said Colo
Iel Charles Reeves of the West
rn Timber Company. Mr..
reeves said he canvassed the
ark benches trying to get so
nen for fire patrol duty at SO a
ay.-Oregonian.
Miss Effie Mcdonald met with
painful accident Sunday night
While at work at nursing in the
Il. Johns Sanitarium. She was
n the act of sterilizing some
Instruments with the gas when
Ter apron caught fire. and her
rms and upper portion of her
'ody was badly burned before
he flames were extinguished.
he was alone at the time, and
Dr.. Frank Hart heard her
creams and rushed to her as
istance. His hands were badly
'urned in putting out the fire.
iiss Mcdonald is getting along
licely. however.
At about half past ten o'clock
evening Night Police
nan Moreno noticed quite a |
weed fire at Hayes and Ida
treet. and decided it might be
good plan to have the fire de-
'artment take a look at it. He
allied up the paid firemen and
hey hurried to the scene in the
ruck. The fence and weeds in
hat vicinity were burning at a
'retty rapid rate, and was ap-
'roaching the temporary plant |
f the Warren Construction Co. |
With great rapidity. Had the
been five minutes
ater in arriving, the plant would
undoubtedly been on fire.
The body of u. Kusumoto,
ne of the Japanese sailors who
eaped overheard from the Ken