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St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-10-05
The Oregon
College

whsr. trained specialists with modern lab
oratoriei and adequate equipment give In
.uuctlou leading 10 collegiate degrees Ia the
tsilowing schools
AGRICULTURE, with IS Departmental
COMMERCE., With 4 departments
EEGINEERIEo. with departments, In
sludins Civil Electrical Highway, Industrial
Arts. Irrigation. and Mechanical Engineering;
FORESTRY. including Logging Engineer
Ing,
HOME ECONOMICS. with 4 major depart
nsuts includlng training in the PTAetiss
House
MINING. vith three departments, iaslud'
ins Chemical Engineering
PHARMACY,
THE SCHOOL or MUSIC, offer, in,tru..
ton In The principal departments u vocal
snd iH,irumsntsl mu,lo.
THE MILITARY DEPARTMENT snroilsd
iosi cadets he 1918 ~. aud won rsgommen.
dHtiun fnT % 4, q, from the Western Depart,
ment ~ the q = wT Department W one of
ths fiheea "dstinEuishrd Institutions" Of
higher lratniug All cadets will be furnished
complete uniforms BY tho q. 5 Government
and lhe junior and srnirr cadets enrolled in
thr q % o. e.. will h~ given rommutation Tor
subsistence. a. we'll as an transportation aud
Subsistence at the siS weeks summer camp
REGISTRATION BEGINS OCTOBER s.
1917 Information on request Address
Registrar Oregon Agricultural College
Corvallis, oregon.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-10-05
How Fine 'TwOuId Be

Adeline, last night you looked
so fair to me
| could not help but think
how fine 'twould be
If you would see the evils of
the dance.
And fine it would have been
if you had had the chance
To stand with me and watch the
mollycoddle
AS you and he timed your step
to a duck waddle.
Why don't you turn back your
history pages
And see what is said by the
wise in all the ages?
You would not look at dane
ing then the same
If you knew about the land
from which it came.
Then before you'd dance you'd
go to prison
For you'd know dancing was a
relic of barbarism.
But I'll tell you frankly, and
it's no jest.
You waddle about better than
all the rest. Contributed.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-10-05
THE
Bargain Counter

If you are looking for bargains it
will be we'll to scan the propositions
under this heading each week:
Cockerels-S1.5 80 each, ten TO sell. o.
a. G. stock from eggs gotten this Spring
from the Oregon Agricultural College,
which sends out only eggs from hens
with records of 200 eggs or more per hen,
producing cockerels that will increase
the laying quality of any flock far be-
vond the usual. II is said the o. A. G.
cannot supply the demand at 800 each.
call at this office for name and address
OF owner, who plans leaving St. Johns.
il75 Cash Overland, 5.passenger Au-
tOmobile. In good condition, tires new
or practically new, Just the thing for a
Workmin who resides some distance
from his work, or for family use. This
bargain will go quick, so hurry. Call at
this Office for name and address of owner
who has no further use for IL and needs
the room it occupies.
Blacksmith Shop. Thoroughly
equipped for all kinds of blacksmithing
Worth more than Si00 Best location in
ST. Johns. splendid opportunity. II
YOU have blacksmith friend looking for
a location, tell him about it. s75 cash
balance on easy terms. For name and
address OF owner, who is now engaged in
other business, call at this office.
75c- Typewriter Paper 500 sheets.
Good quality and just the thing for stu
dents. A bargain at the price. On sale
st this office.
$1,000 Purcell Safe, 81 in. high, 81
IN wide, 25 IN. deep, weight about 1900
pounds. In good condition and worth
double the price. Call at this office.
Sl2.5O--Smth Premier Typewriter.
Good condition, the cost OF renting a
machine for FIVE months would pay for
this. Call at this Office.
sl5.OO-L Lady's Ranger Bicycle. Call
gt this office.
f25.OO-Chief Bicycle. This office.
Si5OO-Bak shot Gun, double bar.
relied Cost SlOO when new. Call a,
this office.
$1,000 Winchester Rifle, $3.50 cal
Call at this office.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-10-05

If you are looking for bargains it
will be we'll to scan the propositions
under this heading each week:
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-10-05

The Portland Normal and
Commercial School. 2l2 Rail-
way Exchange building. offers
splendid opportunities for
young men and women to se-
cure a business education. Ar
rangements are made whereby
the pupil may take up a bust.
ness course without interfering
with his daily work. For par.
ticulars. address w. w. Will
liams. President.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-10-05

Residents of st. Johns having
taxes and city liens to pay in
Portland can make their pay
ments without inconvenience by
ayailing themselves of our SER
vices. We will pay same and
secure your receipt without in
convenience TO you. Fee. 25
cents. References: ANY st.
Johns Bank. Peninsula Title,
Abstract and Realty Co., by II.
Henderson. Manager; 402 North
Jersey street.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-10-05
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

hy local applications. as thry cannot reach
tho diseased portion OF tho ear There 10
only ono Way tn cure deafness and that is
lN constitutional remedies hvafuVss ts
caused uN Au iunAmrd condition of tho mu
t.ua UuIuE 90 the Eustayhian Tube when
tnHa fuhr Ia iunAmrI you have "a rambling
sound ur imperfect hearing and Whom it 10
entirely rIuHru. Deafness ts the result. and
ruI,ss the Inflammation can be taken out
NHt This tuhr restored 90 its normal condi-
tIHu. hlHflug will hV destroyed forever. nine
.Hsts uut uf ten are caused by tataFrh,
Nhlgh 10 nothing but an innamed condition
tI the mucous surfaces
we viii Eiyr one Hundred Dollars for any
ease uf Deafness tcausrd by catarrhl that
vanuot be- cured hy Halls CatarTh cure.
ftud Tor circulars free
a , CHENEY 4 co, Toledo. Ohio
SOLD by Druggists Tbc.
Take Halls Family iills Tor constipation.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-10-05

The class had been studying
about the house fly. says Good
Health, and the teacher had
made much Of the danger with
which the germ carrying habits
Of the insect threaten the public
health. The lesson sank deep
into the mind of little George.
who later was asked TO write a
composition on the subject.
THE fly is a insect" he wrote
laboriously; "he has six legs.
he is more dangerous than a
lion. but | had rather a fly
would bite me than lion.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-10-05
Howard O. Rogers, Lawyer.
Notary Public. Over Peninsula
Bank; Z TO 9 Z. NJ.

The Portland Garbage Co. is
prepared TO remove rubbish of
any nature from the residences
and business places of st. Johns
at Zoe per month for residences
and from business places at
reasonable rates. Calls made
every Saturday. Leave orders
at ST. Johns Hardware, or phone
Woodlawn 2693.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-10-05

Friends of the Review should
not forget to send in any news
items that they have knowledge
of. We want every item of
news that's going,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-10-05

County Judge Tazwell has
overruled the objection of pro.
testing property owners and
granted the petition for the
creation of Peninsula Drainage
District No. 2. The object of
the district is said to be the
diking and reclamation of land
bordering the Oregon and COL
umbia sloughs near the inter.
state bridge. Judge TazwelI
signed an order authorizing
the calling Of a meeting OF
interested property owners al
the court house for Wednesday,
October 10, for the further de-
velopment of the project.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1917-10-05
J. r. WIENER
Tran sfer and Storage

=. W. e.liy.S y, your gOSSd. 70 and from
tom PorsnS &. and suSSsSsn k.pr... ..
Co. city dock and all points aecsssfbls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-09
ABOLISH COMMITTEES
OF NATIONAL DEFENSE
Committees Representing Industries
Themselves Will Be Substituted
Change Made as Law Forbids Pur-
chases by Government Officials

Washington, Oct. S.-AH the com
mittees on various industries now as
sociated with the Council of National
Defense are to be abolished in re-
organization and their places are to
be taken by committees Representing
the industries themselves Oh which
the same men will serve.
BY this change the committeeman
instead of buying material for the gov
eminent Will sell to it, entirely with
out official status, and in this WAY
the council will comply with the pro-
vision Of law which threatened to dis
rupt the councils machinery by for
bidding any government official to take
part in the purchase Of material in
which he had an interest.
Reports of wholesale designations of
members of the councils committee
We're declared untrue today by Direc-
tor Clifford. Twenty-Five Of the $50
members. he said, have resigned. hut
most of these still arc serving as ad
visors. as their designations have not
been accepted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-09
Before Circuit Appeals. Court

New York oct. S.-The ca.'2 case of
The Associated Press against the In
ternational News Service for "pirat-
ing" Associated Press news was de-
cded by the circuit court of appeal
of this district. There was no right
of appeal TO the supreme court. but
both sides petitioned the supreme
court for q writ of certiorari to revie"
it: The Associated Press being anxious
to scurc a decision Of the highest tri-
bunal in the United States upon the
subject.
The petition of The Associated Press
for a writ of certiorari recited that 1t
would be content to rest its right
upon the decisions below without re-
ouesting the supreme court to assume
the bun den. excepting that nothing
hut a decision of the supreme court
can assure this great service 4 SOUND
and indisrutable foundation and fore
stall a great quantity of costly and
harra"sins litigation all over the coun-
try IN both federal and state courts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-09
ESCAPED PRISONER
STILL AT LARGE

New Bedford. Mass Oct. s-Jamos
Mccarthy. who halls from Revere.
Mass. made sensational c.,.ape from
The House of Correction here this aft
ernoon and had not been captured to-
night. Mccarthy climbed through ~
window and dropped to the roof OF
the cha pei. then into the garden ami
scaled the high wall.
Mccarthy has several aliases. has
eerved time in several correctional IN
situations in the State. and the police
were preparing 10 arrest him on new
charges when his present term expired
next month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-09
SWAPS FOOTBALL TOGS
FOR WAR REGALIA

Cambridge, Mass, Oct. S.--Anothei
Harvard football player gave up his
football togs for war regalia today
r. q. Stone. considered one of the hes,
ends on the squad. announced today
that he had entered the cadet schoo
for ensigns. at Cambridge. and was
ineligible, therefore. to represent the
university on the gridiron.
Notwithstanding the fact that not a
football veteran remains on the squad
the football management has decided
to keep the game going. Next sat
urday the team will play the Bump
kins Island Naval Reserves and on
November - will go to the Aver can
Torment to play the depot brigade
eleven. Efforts are being made to ar
range for other games.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-09
VERDICT IS CUT IN
BREACH PROMISE CASE

New York. Oct S-ReGuction Of the
f, verdict Of 100000 DANA ges awarded Mrs.
Wilhelmina Meyer OF Brooklyn against
Nirginius St Julian Mayo. = wealthy
manufacturer Of New Haven. Ct, for
breach of promise 70 marry, was asked
IN a motion made in supreme court here
today by James " Osborne. counsel for
Mr. Mayo.
Edwin l.. Mooney. counsel for Mrs
Never opposed the motion and decision
was reserved Mrs. Meyer sued for $3.50.
Geo. alleging that Mr. Mayo. with whom
she had lived for several years supp psing
herself to be his wife. declined to marry
her on the ground Of obligations to an
other woman
Mr. Osborne in his argument today con-
tended that the jurys award OF Sln'"
was excessive because Mr. Mayo. a.
rordin- to the longevity tables. has only
eight Years to live, He stated even al
the rate of $4,000 a year, at which Mrs
MAYO claimed to have lived. she would
he entitled to only $4,000. He asserte
also that she had received $4,000 in real
estate and el5.oGn in diamonds from Mayo
Mr.. Mooney contended that the youn"
supposed wife of MAYO should he com
pensated on the basis Of the station u
life which should have been hers as tbs
wife Of one of the most prominent Gil
zens Of New Haven.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-09
SENSATION IN
CONSPIRACY CASE

Philadelphia, oct S-The sudden
produ' tion on the witness stand of
Michael J Sullivan. alleged ''go-b De-
tween" in the fifth ward primary cleo
ti"n day row which resulted in the
killing of policeman, created a mild
sensation when the hearing Of Mayor
Thomas +. Smith and eight others
on charges Of conspiracy to murder
and resumed today in the municipal
court.
sullivan. who admitted that he had
brought IS gunner here from New
York for election work. was arrested
by detectives from the district attor-
ney'S office without the knowledge of
the detective bureau. His testimony
corrohOrated that given last week by
local branch of A private detective
agency by whom he Was employed as
an operative, Sullivan said the ar
rangements for the importation of the
men was made in the presence Of
Isaac Deutsch. one Of the principals in
the case which was contesting James
CareY's leadership and candidate for
select council
Sullivan said that Maloney gave him
500 after the row and told him to lay
low. II" fed to lumherscamp on An
island in the Della ware river. and re-
NAMED there until he was arrested
Yesterday.
~ the request ~ District Attorney
Rotan. sullivan was held under $1,000
hail for further hearing Wednesday
on charge Of conspiracy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-09
CHINA FLOOD SITUATION
CONTINUES SERIOUS

Pekin Oct. S.--The floods in North
China are not abatne and the situa :
ton is most serious. The American
Red Cross and the American Asiatic
Association have passed resolutions
that all their funds and future ener-
gies shall he devoted TO food relief
purposes. There is no hope Of the
water subsidine before winter sets in.
which means that half a million des-
titute persons must be fed clothed and
housed by the government
It is expected that the American in
fantry stationed in Tien Tsin will be
removed to Pekin on account Of the
unsanitary conditions in Tien Tsin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-09
ALLEGED CONFESSION
Features Kidnapping Case at Marsh .
field. Mo.

Marshf7eld, Mo. Oct. S-J. Holland
keef' father of Baby Lloyd Keet. whose
body was found in well some DAYS at
er the infant was kidnapped from its ma.
rents home. will take the stand as tho
first witness for the state in the tr,., ~
C!aude Plersol. accused abductor Of the
baby tomorrow in circuit court here.
The outstanding feature Al the trial to-
day was the purported confession Of
Dick Carter. alleged accomplice Of Pier
sol. He is said to have admitted driving
70 the Keet home with Piersol as early
as last March. Lawyer for the defense
emphatcally denied that Carter had
made confession in connection with the
Keet case
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-09
WAR SERVICE FUND
To Be Established by
National League for
Members Called Into
Service

New York, Oct. s.-The National
League baseball club in Brooklyn to-
day announced establishment Of a fund
in behalf Of its members called into
war service
charles ii. EbhetS. president os the
club. donated $500 and members Of the
team subscribed $500. Exhibition
games will he played and with the net
proceeds. necessities and Injuries will
he purchased
The club management announced
that members in the fighting ranks
next season will receive half pay and
that If any PLAYER is incapacitatei
from future baseball service he will
he given position which will enabie
him to earn money throughout his life
time.
Leon Galore, pitcher. left TODAY with
go other drafted men for the National
Army camp at Yaphank y. Y. and
Millus and Sherrodl Smith. pitchers
VIII leave with other contingents soon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-09
FOR EARLY DECISION
Hearing on Draft Law
Constitutions lily Is
Fixed for Dec. 10

Washington. oct. S.-To permit an
early decision, the .'lpreme court to-
day advanced appeals involving decis-
ion, the supreme court today advanc-
ed appeals involving constitutionalIty
of the draft law and fixed Dec. 10 for
hearing arguments.
Action was taken OF motion of the
government which asked :ht argu-
ments on seven suit, be heard at the
same time.
Among them are those o. Emma
Goldman and Alexander Berklnan.
sentenced TO two years Imprisonment
and fines for urging mon of cor."rip-
tion age rot to register.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-09
NATIONAL SERVICE BOARD
Presbyter;sns Plan Systematic Aid in
War Relief

Rochester \. Y, Oct s.-A National
Service commission In every Presby-
terian church in the country Ito guilds
the church in war relief and to CO.
operate with the Presbyterian Nation.
al Service Commission. the Federal
Council, the Red Cross and the Y. NJ.
c. A., is among the things recon-
mended in preliminary report of the
Presbyterian Social Service Commits
sion given out here today.
General raising Of the salaries Of
Presbyterian ministers throughout the
country with $1,000 year AS q mini
mum and an automobile and manse
provided. Is recommended
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-09
HOOVER PLANS NEW
5-CENT WAR LOAF

Philadelphia. Oct S.-Philadelphia IL
to be the scene of an experiment hv
Herbert G.. Hoover. national food ad-
ministrator in the preparation OF a
fiNe-Cent loaf of war bread. II is also
proposed to establish a standardized
method Of mixing bread The new war
loaf will. it is said. effect saving
OF sugar, lard and milk and yet be
wholesome.
The Department Of Agriculture in
cooperation with MIR. Hoover has sen.
ID. r. Jacobs Of the Bureau Of Chem
istrN hcrc tn instruct bakers in the
preparation Of tho bread. Mr.. Jacobs
said in an interview:
The exact weight Of the new loaf
J cannot tell at present. but + wilt
say that its size will effect y consid
erahie saving over present prices. Att
er tho experiment is tried ont in this
city We shall established the same
methods and recipes in every section
OF the United States
u anticipate no difficulty in securing
the cooperation OF the bakers. as We ar,
sstish9d fhat IL theY carry out instrlc-
tons they gill he able TO put the nav
bread on the market at a profit that will
allow them to continue business as
usual
According to Mr.. Jacobs the new breaI
Is the result Of lorg series ~ experI-
ments carried on to determine whether
there might be some way in which the
steadily increasing price Of bread could
be lowered. The experiments met with
success. both from the chemical and the
mechanical stardpoints and Philadelphi,
will have the first opportunity 10 Judge
the results
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-09
DECISION RESERVED
IN Contempt Proceedings Brought in
Connection with Means Case

Judge Cline today reserved decision in
the contempt proceedings brought by
counsel for CASTOR r. Means accused
Of the murder Of Mrs Maude A. King
Of Chicago. as a result of their failure
to get possession of certain papers in
the case. The action wss directed
against Assistant District Attorney
DoolnG and other New York officers
who came to Concord to assist in
Means prosecution.
Means council presented number
of affidavits to show that the papers
were seized in Means New York
apartment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-09
review DEGREES
But Injunctions Against
International Service
Still Operative

Washington, Oct. s.-The supreme
court decided today TO review federal
DEGREES which restrained the Inte-na-
tional News Service or Hearst service
from "pira ting news from The AS
scciated Pres.
Todays action of the court does not
stay the operation Of the injunctions
already existing, court officials said.
but merely provides for a review. to
which there was no opposition by The
Associated Press.
Attorneys for the International
News Service last summer asked Jus
tice Brandeis to temporarily stay the
injunctiors of the lower court, hut this
WAS denied
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-09
BRISK BLAZE IN
LUMBER AT ATHENS

Athens. Me, Oct S.-Athens had an
other fire Monday afternoon. the second
within 2 week. when about 81, 900 feet of
lumber belonging TO Macke Brothers Of
Rrpckton. Mass, was destroyed.
Fortunately the flames were checked
before all of the piles in the yard were
turned. The fire was started by children
who attend a school near the piles.
They lighted small fire while at play
with the destructive results lust men
toned The lumber is piled about three
and one-half miles above Athens villas
on the road to Brighton The loss IS es-
TINA ted NJ about 5000
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BOUGHT WAY OUT
Cohen Says Still Member Of Navy and
So Exempt from Draft

Bos' on. Oct, s-John Cohen. arrested
recently on = charge Of attempting to
evade the selective service law. made a
rovel claim in seeking release before
Judge Morton in the United States district
court today.
Cohen said he enlisted IN the navy in
1913 for a seven wears term. He bought
his way out in 1916 and claimed that until
his full term Of enlistment expires he is
still member OF the United States naval
forces and consequently exempt from
draft Judge Morton took the matter
under advsement
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STRICT NEUTRALITY
Agreed to by Leaders of
Various Swedish Par
ties

>
Stockholm. Oct. Sin response 20
the Kings appeal for unity, the Lead
ers of all parties, Conser, atives. Lib
erals and Socialists have sent repliee
that all agree TO the absolute neces-
sity of the new government observing
strict neutrality in the war regardless
Of consequences.
The conservatives emphasize the in
portanCe of maintaining commercial
relations with both groups Of beilig-
erents. The Liberals and Conservatives
are favorable to coalition ministry.
but the Socialists consider this sclu-
ton impossible on the ground that the
fundamental domestic conditions for
A coalition are lacking
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NOT SUBMARtNE
Unknown Steamship Cause of Sinking
British Schooner

An Atlantic Port. Oct. S.-Two Of the
crew of the British schooner George
Fwart sunk in collision with an unknown
steamship in a storm Sept 10 off the
coast of Spain, were brought here today
from A Mediterranean port
The Ewart. from St. Johns, ~ F., for
Gibraltar, with a cargo Of dry fish. had
been reported sunk by a submarine but
the men arriving here said the subma
rne came up after the ship had been so
badly Damaged in the collision that she
had been abandoned, and submerge |
again after finding the Ewart in sink
ing condition.
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SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES
AT NEGRO TRAINING CAMP
Being Forwarded Commissions by
Army Officers-New Officers to Be
Assigned to Negro Units in the Reg
ulars and National Army

Washington, Oct, S.-Army officers
left here today with commissions 70
lie presented 70 successful candidates
at the Negro officers training camp 1T
Des Moines. la, who are completing
four months course Of instruction..
The new officers will be assigned -
Negro units in the regulars, nltiorih'
guard and national army as needed,
and it is probable that none will hold
higher rank for the prc.',nt than com
pany commanders.
The war department has worked out
completely its policy in the mobiii@a-
ton Of Negro troops and will announce
the fun plan tomorrow