St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1915-05-07
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st. Johns has still two month
to live as a city.
Subject for Christian Scienc
Lecture Sunday: Adam and Fall
en- Man.
Mothers National Congress a
Central Library, Portland, fron
May IL to 16.
Murray & Co., who had beef
doing business on North Jerse.
street for several weeks, hav,
moved to Rainier.
1t is said that last month wal
the warmest April in ID years
in this part of the country. i
surely was a most delightful
month.
The Loyal Temperance Legior
will meet next Monday at
O'Clock at the home of Mrs. +,
w. ingalls,. corner Hayes anc
Leavitt. All children are cor.
daily invited. Rep.
/ wish to express my thanks
and appreciation to the people
of st. Johns who helped me win
first prize in the recent contest
held by The Lauthers' Mercan.
tile Company. -Solon Bugbee.
Word from Roy Crouchley,
who left st. Johns several weeks
ago for Ketchikan. Alaska. states
that times are awful dull. that
there are hundreds of men with.
out work and without money.
DIR. Kiehle will speak at the
Parent-Teacher's meeting at the
North School at 3 o'clock Tues
day afternoon. May IL. A good
attendance is desired as plans
will be made to attend the Ma
tional Mothers Congress in Port
land from May IL to 16.
A physician has devised a
simple way of locating the stom-
ach. His method is to have the
patient eat or drink something
cold and then feel for the cold
spot. Those who have been sea-
sick will smile at such methods.
for some of the victims of this
oceanic prank declare there are
times when the stomach is al
most in plain sight. -Ex.
IL want to be excused, said
the worried looking juryman.
addressing the Judge. | owe a
man $25 that borrowed. and as
he is leaving town today for
some years ! want to catch him
before he gets to the train and
pay him the money" "You are
excused" returned the honor,
in icy tones. 81 don't want any,
body on the jury who can lie like
that. Toledo Blade.
Geo. M. Hall. the pioneer ton
serial artist. has moved his place
of business from the room ad-
Joining the st. Johns Hardware
Company's store. to the room
formerly occupied by Edmond
son Company on South Jersey.
The room has been tastily and
attractively fitted up. and pre-
sents an inviting appearance.
Hoes. the well known photo
grapher. has taken up the room
adjoining on the south. and il al.
so has been converted into a very
attractive business establish
ment.
The Quid Libet Club was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs.
Charles Muck on Oswego street
on Tuesday afternoon. Dainty
refreshments were served and
those present enjoyed a delight
full afternoon. Mrs. Thorn of
st. Louis was guest for the af-
ternoOn. If the weather is nice
the club will have a picnic at
Columbia Park in two weeks
and if il should prove stormy or
cold the club spread will be held
at Mrs. Markle's at l 80 O'Clock
of the same date. Each club
member is privileged to bring a
guest to the picnic.
The recent decision of the
Washington Supreme Court. that
the Legislature has not the sole
right to declare when an emGr.
gency exists is causing a great
deal of discussion. Heretofore
the courts of Oregon. Washing
ton and other states have held
that the legislature was the sole
Judge as to whether an emergen-
cy existed or not and could so
declare. Some lawyers hold that
this is a legislative usurpation
by the courts. and the decision
was rendered by vote of four
to FIVE. Judge Chadwick. DEM
ocrat. writing the opinion. Pa
cific Coast Manufacturer.
Arkie C.. Anderson, son of Mr..