St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-10-14

his trip to England.
Ohio farmers have seen snakes
milking their cows. Prohibition,
where art thou f-Ex.
The new central heating plant at
the Soldiers Home at Roseburg has
been completed at a cost Of about
$4,000.
Hop pickers In the Willamette
valley are said to have made wages
this season, all the way from $3.50
to " day.
Scientists promise to soon har-
ness the suns rays, while certain
government officials are trying to
bride the moonshine.
Approximately 30 steamers are
scheduled to take on cargo at the
port Of Astoria during October for
all parts of the world.
The West holds the whip hand
in the senate. Out Of q total of 60
members 33 are from states on or
west of the Mississippi river.
From his orchard near Salem
this season State Senator LaFoll, It
mar iketed more than 1000 boxes Of
peaches at sn average Of 81 a box.
The state board of horticulture
announces that II will be necessary to
quarantine Malheur county because
Of weevil found In alfalfa In that
county.
The state land department has
paid over to the state treasurer a
total of Sl13, ,l55. .48. the larger por.
ton Of which goes into the common
school fund.
Some OF those wise owls who
shoot when they see the bushes
move might get a good idea Of mo.
ton pacing behind the bars for a
while. Elk.
Showing 4 total In liabilities Of
about SIG. 900. the Southwestern
Oregon Daily News aud Evening
Record Of Marsh6eld has suspended
publication.
A college cannot make brains. II
merely can train them. II usually
makes q smart man smarter and a
fool . bigger fool. - klamath
Fails Herald.
News Is received at klamath
Palls that 10000 acres Of reclaimed
land on the Tule lake bed will be
opened TO immediate homestead en-
try. Rx-service men will have
preferential rights.
"Yes, am constable Of this
town. But / don't depend on that
alone for my livin.' l am also the
town undertaken and my brother Is
the town doctor. so we get them
coming and going. "-Ex.
The United States government
still has about $500. 900 worth OF
army stores to dispose Of. says ID. S.
Tobias OF Seattle. He has estab.
lished Is stores In the Northwest
for the sale Of army goods.
Oregon will tell the world in 1925
what hydro electric power is. OF
the 20. 600, 600 horse power run.
ming to waste in the Pacific North.
ives, Oregon has l9, 100000 await.
ing transformation into industries
that will make q New England out
Of Oregon. - Corvallis Gazette
Times.
Markwsrt & ZimIserman are rap
idly completing their ST. Johns
apartments close 10 the junction on
Fessenden street with the ter
minal streetcar extension. There
will be Ave apartments OF two and
three rooms each on the lower floor
and probably as many on the upper
floor. Several Of the apartments
have been engaged.
Ida Marie Schultze, daughter of
DR.. aud Mrs. r. p. Schultze, enter
aimed several OF her little friends at
ier home the evening of October
,th. in honor of her eighth birthday.
Games were played and dainty re-
reshments served. The little guests
present we're Evelyn Murdock,
louise Rice. Ina Clark. Nina Moe.
Frances Carlson. Rebecca Over
street. Blair Mclean. Barr Palmer,
Billy Koenig aud Richard Schultze.
Do you know-That Currin's
ias built its business on service
md satisfaction?
A PROGRESSIVE DINNER
will be served by the Guild of
he st. Andrews Episcopal
Portsmouth. at 6 p. m.
Friday. October 2l. Booths will
supply what you want. Also
program.
For Sale.-Forty White Leg
horn hens. IA years old. Tancred
md o. A. C. strains. Come and
lee them at 808 s. Crawford
street or call Columbia 648.
| will trade an acre or an acre
md one-half of land for house
ind lot In good restricted dis
.rict and assume. Also will take
rood building lot for a good car.
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