St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1921-11-11

dred sheets, or 500 sheets for one
dollar.
Wages on American steam ships
are still higher than wages on Can
sdian merchant marine vessels, In
spite Of a pay cut on American
boats and pay raise on the Can
adisn boats.
A Missouri boy and a South Da.
kota boy each suicided on the same
day because he didn't want to
20 to school. An Oregon boy, we
wot, would rather try to drive the
teacher TO suicide. Weston Leader
Another thing to thank the
Lord for in the present contingency
Is that the shoe man has TO
buy coal aud the coal man shoes. --
Tacoma News. Herald.
The big swimming pool at Ore.
gon Agricultural College, 80 by 100
feet. Is said TO be the largest
at any educational institution in the
West.
A total Of $500 in income from
turkeys was the phenomenal record
made In 1920 by a settler In the
Ochoco irrigation district Of Crook
county.
The only pleasant thing about
the noise OF a motorcycle Is the
rspidity with which II goes some
where else. Kansas City Star.
Harrisburg offers a mice. well
regulated skunk farm" as an
added attraction for tourists II
should be q strong attraction, aud
no road guide signs will be neces.
xary to locate Il, either day or
night.-corvsllis srette.Times.
The chap who said that truth is
stranger than fiction died before hc.
ton reached It's present stage Of de-
velopment.--Rlmira Starr.Gazette,
II Is not so long since the agitat-
ors were using the slogan, mo
beer, no work" Now they have
both and still they are not satisfied
Msnitowoc, Wis, Herald
Mrs. Harry Graham. who was
operated upon at the Peninsula
hospital Wednesday. is getting
along nicely. a fact which her
many friends will be glad 10
note.
A preliminary meeting look
ing toward the organization of a
Committee Of One Hundred on
the Peninsula will be held next
Tuesday evening in the Penin-
sula school house.
G. A, Seaton has disposed of
his grocery store at the corner of
Oswego and Fessenden street 10
c. w. CharbOneau and will move
next week 20 his former home
in Los Angeles.
A Medford woman reports see-
ing a snake with two heads
That's the trouble with this
homebrew stufr-the women ac-
quire the habit, too. Eugene
Guard.
Miners along the coast Of Coos |
county who are washiag the |
black sand for gold and plat
inum are meeting with success
and are sending out quantities |
Of both metals.
The ban has been placed on
fraternities and similar organi-
nations in the University high |
school at Eugene, and no dances
are TO be held in the school
building.
An organization has been
formed at Silverton TO erect a
monument on the grave of Ho.
mer Davenport, famous cartoon
ist, whose body is buried i'm
Silverton cemetery.
Robert Nelson. senior. and
Robert Nelson, Junior, VIII give
n free entertainment under the
auspices of Camp No. 773, w. o.
w., at Biskner hall Monday evc-
ming next. Both are splendid
entertainers. The w. o. w. or.
chestra will furnish music. DO
not miss il.
James II. Macmillan died sud
denly at his home, S4S North
Kellogg street, November 9th,
of acute delitation of the heart.
He was born in Prince Edward
Islands. Canada, and came to ST.
Johns about three years ago {
from Idaho. He was a structural I
iron worker by trade, and is sur a
sived by his widow, Mrs. Lottie |
Macmillan. The funeral services /
were held in the chapel of the O
e. Johns Undertaking Company c
tuesday at 2 p. M, DR.. Ii. +. Ip
Iones preaching the sermon. The s
Masonic order had charge. Inter {
nAnt in Columbia cemetery.