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0 THE ST JOHNS REVIEW Published F.Terr Frldsr Will the corporations and tlie railroads come out at the little end of the horn when the work of the solons is finished ? ) The charge of the Light Hrigadc wasn't a marker to that of the horde of hungry ones who were after clerkships at Salem the first of the week. 4 A man was struck and killed by lightning at Ikaudy, III., last week and yet some people kick about living in a country where a little cold weather makes its appearance occasionally. The Review will be represented at Salem during the coming session of the legislature, and our readers may look for news that will be crisp, clear and to the point on the doings of the law-makers. With mines that can produce hundreds of tons of coal daily Seattle has been wrestling with a fuel famine. Hut Seattle knows how to piny both ends against the middle at any stage of the game. Dunniway, the state printer, has already began to make good h promises of reform in n grafting way with affairs iwrtiiiuing to that office. A $10,000 calendar rakeoff was the first item he applied the knife to, All this 1 1 1 Lr In ill.' I'llVi-t Mini that will limit them pretty near the ,Iu. mt.mM.rjl f tle Matt! legislature foot of the class. Perhaps seven- wj mve , ,my tlcr frL. n the up is uieir game. railroads or walk is the worst kbit of rot. The men who make the The lersev street sewer that mws will not pay tlieir lare, nor efuses to carry water up hill will will they walk. They haven rail require a geneious slice of the 'w money in the general fund next year to put it in proper working Coal a ton and difficult to get otder. at Mint is one of the hardships that "" I face the peninsula folks, ami there When, how nnil where Is the is uo lelief ill sight. No wonder printing of the delinquent tux list Hie eople lire disgusted with the of Multnomah eotinlv el? The raiiioaus inr leiusing 10 iiaui coai above is 11 very shoit question nml over their lines. Legislative steps easily nnsweied by those who pos- cannot be taken too soon to remedy sess the information. mis crying evil. HV McKKON & MARKMt, Subacrlptlon rslen, $1.00 per rcur In idranca. A(lvrrtllnK Mien, $1,00 per inch per month. All udmtliilng bills psrslle first ot each month. Job Printing eiecuted In flrat'Clsu i.jle. n 1 1 1 a lor Job Printing caih on dellterj. All communication! should be sddretied to The neriow, St. Johne, Oregon. Tint KitviKW Is entered at txtst office in Snlnt Johns, Oregon, ns tiiuil matter of the second class tiiuler the Act of Con gress of March 3, 1879, Official Ntwipuper of the Cltr tf St. Jokni, Phono Cast G10B. FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1907. The present legislature has ninety members. While the roses ore not blooming no one has seen the iceman cutting his stock of summer frigiduess. Henceforward we will hear no more about the apples that are "just its good" as the Hood River product. Not for another year nt least. The voting machine may be among the political conveniences of Oregon in the near futuie. It will not, however, displace the always necessary bar I. Portland's detectives are estab llshiug 11 lecord for incompetency CLEVER THIEVES. Thulr Guatemala Pickpockets and Whirlwind Methods. "I onco thought the New York THE EOW AND ARROW. FRENCH PRISON FOR BOYS. CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY! Talk about mufti Over S.it.xx- According to the report of last oooiiiu paid to the tailioads eveiy yir I'oitland had the lowest death year for eairvlm: the mails. It is d "' city in the United no wonder that L'hieami svndienle Slates. When the fact is taken wished to take hold of theiMtstollice Miit' consideration that many peo dciMilincnt and oneiale it fiee nf pie come to Portland each year in ehaige to the government. hoe that 11 ehange of climate win piove iicneiicitu 10 11 diseased I Itiull tit 14 sKiiieti itfttttliu tJtiLliitti ltd kill lit liiilli.lfllllla I will till til . . . . . ' fSW Kh'MHIV I'KUII II I IlliS J 1 1 4 t lai i 1 1 1 r i aJ It aisslltrlatllalia iitlat f . a j a . . ' I UIW flllW II 1K lf Villi! I nillllV IfllWa 110111 ovoi v mother's miii of tliL'in the ik'omIc have hati moiiiihvs S. A. I). Puter, without a fnt . . ... . .11 I. II.. a I. I.... I . T I galoie. Their woik will be noted " ' 111s coiiiimimi, was men with mote than ttassine ititeie.st In ami I'ouvicleil for complicity ill the older to see whelher they make I Ianl frauds mid is now serving his good. scuiciice 111 ine iwiiiimmiuii couniy nan. mis pariner, .MCKiniey, roll l! I.. til ... a l.l. f. if .,..i, 1. ..r nig in iii-goiieu weaiiu, is some- thai Senator to-lie (iiiggcnheiiner )m,v "V,"K ,!"' ,,,e ml 0 ,,l,e liom the cooked state of Colon..!.,. ( " .". "f ?. tlie icHirt 11.. u.,,.,i.Hi 1.. it... ii tliid Meney will not find it con- tngu, .....I puichused it outiight in veiiient to letum to Oregon oikjii uiaiket. He was lucky in eorniliug 11 bunch of xiliticiiius who stnye.l bought. -t- Wluit would this good old wot Id The United States Semite has k'eu wrestling with the Drowns ville affair the greater part of the week. It is the opinion of most iK'ople that the piesideut acted too do without the blisybodich who me WW ,UJ P''"' i.lwi.ys slicking their iiomm in oilier ,",M ,y aml V.V" svva'l,in in l,is K-ople's bu-iueHH? In their own f,,f, 1,l,e, "vw , ruo,s- uritimatioti tl.L- et-i.ttv a.o .l.,...t h ie he fact has been pretty eou- ustimatioii tliee geut.y me about the size of 11 mountain, but the .11 .1. .a uuueni. opinion is mat uiey me vury small and woithlehh potatoes. clusively pioveu that the colored soldiers did the shooting, it would I st em only just that thev should have a heating and an elToit mnde - - to single out the individuals who tl.l. 1 I. I 0 1 aa I.. ... a. ..a. til.. . 111. tl Aiiuougi. iiuuuietis 01 hoi ats peipeiiaieii ine ouirage. 1 ue men have been e.NK'mleil by the hiinleis of diseliau;ing the whole kettle of in anticipation of a good killing of usli without honor in ortler to pun- ducks, it is aliiinM Miff to s..v that M the guiltv is surely n travesty for eveiy duck killed in Multnomah of the picsidcnt'.s policy of u stiuaic county 5x has U-eu sKiit. The deal to all. Many of the tioojwrs high water which wuckitl the i.aus of the sihmImiicu eatlier in the seoson is now at a eoinp.it a lively low stage, ami the K'iever illg oiim may he lew.udetl by gotnl thus dishonored had sven years ot haid M'lviceaud bore splendid rep utations us lighters. The fact that all refusal to divulge the names of the miscie.iuts was no dishonorable bags. The biids nie fat ami in '.the thing. The most despised siK-cb bast possible condition. men of humanity is the tattler, A iieison who turns state s evidence is nlu'iiv; loowiil muni ii'itli imiliMuit llelieving in the Miie tliiug man's cvcll ,y ,u. 0,jiccl.s wm mve ,,e man in ehaige Hecause several llliMl ill il iiiiiiii iiii firn ..litlti .-if fi ...I :.. .1... I I.. r . r I I J " i iii iiiw ii ofv 'mi ii ' i.i a iew oi dastardly outrage is uo reason whv I lliilll lia ll.ii II.iii.I 1... . I . . . . - I . . . . iiiuiti hi ii.ui.hii. i.) iiiuiMuniK all should ueetve the same iHinish siiaiej.01 alleged vaiualile Nevada .....ni Tln.ii iiu luiiiUlini.Mit m,.t.,i niines. If we leiueuiber eoiieetly om is mU rutiug for the clime of ni.mv.i.i i i) aiMeu in gin- ,mder. I.et an elToit be made to nig iiiu ' mimic i.y ,i roniaiid daily. ,oum ., t10 ,mmeiers and ie-in- ii is wen to leiueiniier when null- s,ate the innocent, This would nig siock u ouereti uiai uo one is only bo fail play. t.lili.lli Miifiuiii iiihil; ill 7r rtt'l gold pieces for Ji7.5i. In the matter of enuuiim fran chises The Review believes it voices the sentiment of the whole lKioplu when it contends that the ,hh! ear lin.. s.w lUMiuineni should .e the lesiilt of Two aeies on Willis Hlvd leadv int.- minx in me wuoie council, ami for platting f.'.tso. hoi em ami tined document pre- ., ,oom house Oak Park, f 7 so, paicd by one or two men containum ;m,i v,mr mvn i..ni, iidtoitly woitletl .sentences. These Que neie within the new tuckinu lii.lil.t.. .. I.... I 11 .. . . . . " "v" iiiiniui 1m11111u11.11 (iiMtnct, Si.rxHitor davs. or othenv-ise. ate the source of I.ots in the fust addition to Unu nueii i.au leeiiug ami gieai nnaueial ton .jox ux easy payments, loss 10 uuiuici Mimes, riie Review m.i.i..ri, n . , - ... .... I MI11IVIM ! IVt 'I tV'l neueves me whole council is wilhm: 'rino.. st.n ,. Imiid ltitT fair rnt nt and able to take caie ot the eity'shfl s ,Kr mont,. Ht c Ogden, uii.-iu,ii.i 11 jti iiuioiiu. n irau- K,-v iv ii 1 cni.se, 110 matter now iii.siginheaut, can be taken up and analyzed by paragraphs. It would be better if it were done by sentences. This would Ik: far more satisfactory to The Chances This Week 50x100 in South St. Johns isx ifi shack, lot clcaicd and water, for St7!. itvixioo mhiiii m, Johns, coiner Archery Ii a flecreat )n of Great Phys- Where Unmanageable Sons of the Rich leal Value. Are Confined. In the choice of a tnnn'a rccrca- The Maison Paternelle at Met 1 onco thought the cw lorit I tion onc. fihoul(1 choosc. that which tray, near Tours, France, where the pickpocket about .the slickest 111 1 rue not ony givcs hi,,, sufllcient mus- sons of rich people between the world, said a detective just back nr (.xc,.ciso nnti full respiration, 1Ke3 of twelve and twenty-ono aro frntn Pnntrnl Amnrinn u-iHi 11 nrla. ' 1 ... ...i.!i. ...ill t.!u ... n ..v.... ww....... .....w..w , HUl Wiiicn win gnu nun uihu u incarcernicu uccause tney arc un- oner, but the Guatemala operators jurgG ,, amount of pleasure as pos- manageable at home, is a curious in- havo our local artists beaten to on Bi,f0) for t10 plcasurableness of an Btitution. omelet. i exercise is onc test of its value. Wo were grcc'.cd at the entranco "I was standing at tho corner of )uring ),8 period of recreation a with a frontage of iron bars. No ene of tho main streets of a uuatc- mnn8 care and worn should bo l.nll win mntr. Our mililn nnln mala city about noon ono afternoon completely submerccd by tho gush lessly infcrled 11 gigantic key, and watching tho handful oi peopio , 0f youthful cnthusiosm. Only un- wo entered a large hall. A long row aoroau. a prosperous looKing inuu cr tnese conditions (iocs physical of locked doors rrccted us on each passed inc. I took particular notice exercise yield even its full physical side, and a gallery running around of him because ho appeared to bo value. Hut there Bhoiild be moro tho top of tho hall repeated tho well decorated with jewelry. Ho than tho physical confidcration cn- iame thin,?. "These aro their had heavy finger rings, 0 massive tcring into the matter of recreation, rooms," sriil 0 ir guide in an awful raw gold watch chain and earrings One's recreation should possess whisper. "Tlicy ore shut up in of 0 curious pattern. I was think- something of nn artistic and acs- there now they must not hear us." ing how lie would delight a New thetic value. It should ho of such This grcwsonlo hall oppres?ed ono York pickpocket as ho halted a few 0 nature that through participating with a scn.-c' nf doom and despair yards away to look into his wallet, in it and through love for it onc will quite indescribable no windows, no a fat, bulky affair. 1 become a more cultured gentleman, air from the skylight overhead. "Just then n young man about All of these requirements arc ''They are permitted to go out aix yards distant gave a shout ana 'dcaliy met in the most historic ot only in charge of a keener for ono ran toward the mmi with the wollot games, archery. As to muscular ex- hour in the day. Hut I will show and jewelry. Tho latter started j ercise and respiration archery is you how tilings have been arranged and stood perplexed for just about fully adequate, and especially so ho- for them," he added. "There is, I two fcccontls. In that titno I saw calico It can bo followed to old age. behove, onc room vacant at the mo tho young man run into him, knock As tho nuiKcIes tdrengthen tho bow mcnt." him down by tho force of tho col-1 can bo udjustcd to the increasing It was a bare cell, just big enough lision and ntco toward mo. As ho strength. As old ago approaches to contain the narrow bed, small camn I saw him slow awav the 1 and the muscles begin to tire under writing table, two chairs and a mi tho iirdiinui worn ot the younger nutc chest of drawers and wash man the bow can ogain bo fitted to stand. Iron bars inclosed tho win- man's watch, several rinps and tho wallet. "I shouted and made a Miring for him. Ho ran into me, iiodgcd a swing I made at him ami was across the street in an inconceivably short time. I started after him and saw him run into a third man. The third man tried to hold him, but ho nrght as well have tried to catch a hunch of forked lightning. Tho man was away and up nn alley in two minutes after ho had run into the first of us. "When wo coriinared notes it was found that he had skinned tho first maii'H fliigew of ring, got ono of the earringri, the wallet and tho watch and chain. Third man had lost a lutmlHomo pin from his tio ami his watch and chain. " 'What did you loFor' they asked me. '"I haven't lost anything,' I said. Then one of them pointed at my tie, which hud hecomu undone. "I found that I, too, hud lost u wallet, 11 stick pin, my watch and chain. I got mv property buck through the chief of police. Ue tent for the chief of tlie gang and nindu him hold up the young oper ator for the good. Tho operator was very obliging when he heard I was 11 detective from New York. Ho wanted to know if I could iimUI him in working in New York and how the pickpockets operated in the city. If ho ever comes to New York it is all day with many a bundle of goods." New York Press. Moiqultolcii Cltlei. Over in I'uropo there aro many nippy towns where tho unto of tho mosquito in never heard, and tho in- militants don t care 11 snap about tho pennyroyal market. Hut in America the cities which can claim to bo moxqtiitnlcx would not run up to a dozen. Denver is ono of thorn, and, strange to nay, Grand Itapids, .Mich., only a Miort way from the gnat (ichcuuiiii of Lake Superior, U another. Tho explanation is that the city is built 01. hillock of drift Mind, fo deep and no finely pulver ized that they absorb moisture liku tinmui paper. Stagnant water does not get 11 ghost of a chiim o to iiccu the man, while tho muscles them- Folves and tlie eye need not loso the r cunning. Indeed, it is a note worthy fact that many of tho load ing archers of all times have been a...... f . .1 .In I. .1 .. mt .t .. .... I lllt'll Hi IllltlllltUtl I'.UQ. 1U 111 1. 1, I the fascination of tho long bow fconiK to grow htrongor in tho faith ful archer as lib yc.irj advance, oven ns Itobin Hood, through tho lattico of Ids chamber, chot his lust arrow to mark the spot of his grave. Hut to illustrate the nature of tho p!ivsie.. exercise which is involved dow. A padlock and chain enabled the door to he opened about four inches when required. "You rce," our guide remarked, "by this mcan3 they hear tho mo33o in tho chnpcl without quitting their rooms." In thee cells, ho told us, the boys lived day and night for two, three, somotimoj for six or seven years. Professors come from Tours and give them instruction ut tho small writing table. Once a month thev take n bath, more often if tho reta in "tho p.irauit of archery it might tives are willing to pay extra for it. ho Mild that in shooting a singlo They arc escorted to the bath by a York round, whMi is seventy-two guardian. The isolation of each arrow at 100 yar If, forty-eight ar- boy is so thorough tint t two brothers rows at eighty yards and twenty- were once O.ere together far two four arrows at s xiv yards, tho arch- years without over knowing It. Tho er must walk S?,0S0 yards if ho uses price for tho privilege of placing two targets and t vice that if ho your son under this parental roof ii has nnlv one tary-1'. If he uses n ft10 a month, all instruction being bow which pal I forty-fivo pounds, extra. which is tho on! nary weight for Tho boys are known only by the men, ho has dn.un in all 0,180 numbers on their cell doors, so that pounds. This mo H has been donol their fojourn at the parental hoiuo by a direct pull ticro. the chest, an may not tell a "a in t them in after oxcreiro which mus nil tho muscles life. "The'r fr'ends minnom them of tho back and shoulders in most (oho en voyage or in an Knglixh or perfect tonus nnil forces tho most (leriuan family, Ic ruing the Ian tterfecl respiration, in fact, no I gunge, une invent' a l ttlc ro ninnce, you see," en id our guide Fortnightly .Ifev'ew. Raited Huc'janc.'s Rent. form of exercise could surpass arch cry fir the purpose of straightening up stooped shdaldoM and expanding tho eollaiiied cheit and lungs. Noth ing can take, the pli.ee of archery I Harlem projdly boasts th" pro a grcfsivo ami enterprising womnn'j rights advocate in a housewife who introduces business methods into tlie domestic circle. Miliulv trained nurse, preferring to practice tuts profession to remaining at homo like the conventional miouso Tho husband is oimagcd in clerical for the man who U confined over deik in his daily work. Hut there nru ether important features of archer,' from tho pure ly physical point of view. To inako it successful shot with tho how ono must bring even muscle nf the body under most perfect control and into mot perfect co-ordination oicuimtion downtown. with the t'w. Thi factor itself is I Through the'r combined savings of imporln t educational signifl- the couple purchuml n modest threo eance- the factor of self control at lloor apartment homo in the ncMi n trviii' ia i"iil. iVhon tho bow borhond of Fast One Ilundiod and is full dra ii even ivusclo must bo Twenty-fifth itreet, the title being in the lni'hct ti'iHinn. tlie boilv in neorded in tlie wtfo name. A nliMiliito equilibrium, the bow held short time 1130 ilie increased the ns if in 11 v mi and the point of the rentals of two Hoon, mid then her arrow on the murk. Then tho string mint hound trout tho fingers with out a waver or jerl. J heso nro only Mtmo of the clomouu of archery, nnd there u a lifetime of study in spirit of hide wile- ice aborted it- sou to the extent of raising hubby a rent, notwithstanding the fact that she nnd her life partner dwell in lurmony in tho nmo quarters. r.v niulate, mid mosquitoes have car- I hem. Dr. (Jeorgo K. Coghill in cry month he has to fork over a .111 ! 1 t . I... . .1.1. I i .. 1 1 11. ried their cargo of microbes to more Itcrrcatiou. congenial markets. Health Cul tare, A Mathematical Wonder. Jedediah Itutou was the great est prodigy of mathematics that ever appeared in Kughind. His ed ucation was very limited, and he had never been taught arithmetic or indeed any branch of mathematics. so that his abilities in this respect were H'ctiharly natural. Me would walk over 11 piece of laud and tell AfftfcteJ t'.i Verdict. "You fee, gentlemen," said tho counsel for tho defiimhuu coiuprn 'eenlh it aiis 11 t'ouiticiiriition cuso "I have !;ot the plaiutilT into a verv line dilemma. If ho went Micro rce.r ' that tho pltice was dan gerotts, there wm contributory neg g'atcd sum in re tenant account to his household fiduciary ngeirt. New ork I'ress, AihamcU to Tako the Money. For awhile after little Cluvton wtu tent to tho kindergarten he ro ceived frequent merit ami. Kvery lime 110 brought home a reward to ken his mother nnd father nnd mint iigence, and, as his lordship will toll nnil his grandfather and uncle nave you, ne can t recover. If he did not mm u penny. Soon the virtuous I.fe see it wn riniigerou. neither could my client have t.een it, and there rith exactness how manv acres and win no ncdigenco on his part. In (square rods were contained in it. 'ith'r ease j am entitled to your lis memory was so great that while w'd ct, l lie jury retired. " en, resolvim.' 11 uuestion ho could leave 1 geiit.emen," said tho foreman, "I olT and resume the occupation aeain 1 Hunk we must give him 300." All the next inornim; or a week, a ' agreed except n stout, ruddy gen month or several mouths later mid th'umn ui tho. corner, who cried iroceed regularly till it was com- leted. palled upon him, nnd he brought home no more cards indicating that he whs n good hoy. Ono dav hi grandfather remarked: "Why is it, Willie, that you no longer get merit cards.-' Don t you reuiemoer v e always gavo you pen nies when vou were good? "That's just it," replied (Jlayton. Chair Versus Battleihlp. dentist who had been dosing a woman patient with agony for an tour complimented her on her com hoarely, "(livo him another 50, "I'm ashamed to keep on taking gciiimcn, pr getting into 1110 uiicm- monev irom you.' aow York imi : crdict accordingly. lon- Times. Hon tiraph 0. The Flfit Pine. Thorns wero originally usod in er of Thought," etc Wholesome Anyway, Archdeacon Siuelair in his "Lead tells n storv posure under torture. "Hut women ' In -letting gannonts together. Pins of an Eton head mnster known as stand pain so much better than d d not immediately succeed thorns "Flogging" Keate, Finding one ice. Special Scholarship. A gentleman from St. Johns will pay part tuition of two deserving ; .:. ' I n , r V young ladies while taking.u Short- ' . : . ;. : ...... " ' ll Course. For particulars And. no matter how tun-fii U- W W- W.l. . WtlHuuis, 517 done, the usual "wtHxIchuck" win XT I 1 i.i .1 VKLtlll. imni uui wiivucvei 111s presence is necessarv. HMiih lift ir miiliin.. has been said the trend of events is Subscribe for The Review being noted by the jeople. liliul keep posted. men," he added. "There is a prom inent naval officer who comes hero who howls like a brass baud when ver a nerve is touched." "Ho docs, does he?" sniffed the woman. "I wonder what ho would do in 11 battle?" "Ho would bo ns brave as a lion and' us quiet ns a Sunday afternoon. HI stake my soul on that," tho den tist added. "It is nil n question of what nerves are touched." I'OK A I, DON'S Famous Confections ANT) I.HADl.NV. URANUS 01' Cigars and Tobaccos sins us fasteners, but different appli ances were used, such ns hooks, buckles m l laces. It was tho latter I'alf of the fifteenth centurv before pins were used in (ireat ltritain. When first manufactured in Eug l.im the iron wire, of tho proper length, was tiled lo 11 point and tho other twtP'inity twisted into n head. This wa- a slow process, and 400 or 500 pins was a good day's work for an expert hand. 270x230 FEET morning a row of bovs in his study. ho began, as usual, to flog them. They wore too tcrr'Iled at the awful little man to rcmo trate till he had gono halfway down the row, when one plucked un eo ra.TO to falter out, "l'lmse, sir. we're not up for punishment: wore a eoni'matton chusf ".Never mind," said Dr, Keate. "I must he fair all uround, and it will tio vou good." So ho fin' ished them off, UNCLE ED. Ill N. Jmoy Street. St. Johns, Ore. Corner of Hayes Street and Maple Avenue. Two fine homes on this' property one 5-room cottage and one 6- room. All modem with full ,1 basement. They will be sold at a bargain. ALL THB WORLD Is a stage, ami Ballard's Snow Mtmueut plays a most promiuent part, it has uo superior for rheu matism, stiff joints, cuts, sprains, and all pains. Buy it, try it and you will always use it. Anybody who has used Ballard's Suow Lini ment is a living proof of what it miy a iriai oouie. 25c, 50c JJ. S. Downey, St. Johns. I and $1,00, Store, Sold by St. Johns Drug Choice Lots at l.lnnton for Little Alone. . Imow is your chance to invest n small amount with nood results in sight in the first addition to Linn- ton. These lots have a view equal to those on Council Crest. Those who come first can secure the best locations. Lots $40, 50, $60, $75 nndStoo: 10 per cent down and $5 per month. For particulars sec II. G. Ogden, agent, Review oihee, St. Johns. CARRIE NATION Certainly smashed a hole in the bar-rooms of Kansas, but Ballard's Ilorchouud Syrup has smashed nil records ns a cure for Coughs, Bron- liitis, Influenza nnd nil Pulmonary diseases. T. C. II, Hortou, Kansas, writes: "I have never found a medicine that would cure n cough so quickly ns Ballard's Ilorc houud Syrup. I have used it for years." Sold by St. John's Ding Store. DOWNEY & WARREN 108 J4 Jersey Street. Real Kstate Bought and Sold. List, your property with us. White House EUROPEAN HOTEL I'iuest rooming house in St. Johns. y s . Q X x O O 7 z II) 5 1 5 w h 2 5 t 5 m a- id a h o z Brand new house and furniture. Modern electric lighted. Hot nnd cold water. Bath nnd toilet rooms on both floors. Telephone, reading room and all the latest daily news. No extrn charge for any of the ex tra accommodations of the house. All free. Rooms from 75c per week tip. Same treatment to all wc huvc no pets or star roomers. We are out far business and arc getting it. Give us n trial. Working men n specialty. Phone Scott 4065. W. J. Galyean, Mgr. 107 Decatur street, ST. JOHNS, - ORHGON. . Near Riverside Hotel. The Review will keep you posted. We Will Dress You Better THAN liVIiR THIS FALL AND FOR LKSS MONIiV A SUIT To Your Measure $17.50 to $40 TROUSERS To Measure $4 to 10 Volume of business deter mines cost of ojx?ratlug. We have just increased the capacity of our workshops to one hundred suits per week. New machinery, new modern equipment and skilled work men enables us to make your clothes to your measure more inexpensively than ever be fore. Look over the new fall stock. We offer more than two thousand patterns for your inspection. Glad to show you the linings and trimmings we use in our garments. COLUMBIA Woolen Mills Co. TAILORS. Elks' Buildiug, Stark and Seventh Streets. L. B. Chipman Real Estate t. REAL ESTATE 1500 Lot 50x100, cor.; two-Mory lirlck l being creeled In Mine block. Thi I n splendid Invcktiiieiit, ami you lunl liittir Innlr llltrl It nt rtnt fjooo Lot 35x100; a close in iiultlc lot on Jersey street. , 500 Lot 5i. A nearby resilience Int i)C rnwli If vmi Imllil , nit... ' ' . -J " - ........ ... wmvt foo Lot 50x100. I'ine location; one half cakh. fj,ooo Lot 100x100 on Philadelphia St. W.J.PEDDICORD Notary Public. Housekeeping Apartments Suites of two to four rooms, also single rooms. Situated one block from Columbia University, near cor. of I'lsk St. and Boulevard, furnished or Unfurnished. A pleasant walk from St. Johns, Convenient to llridge ami mills. UNIVERSITY PARK A.W. DICKSON Woadlawn 505 THE LOUVRE! 1 1 I. RICHARDS, Prop. The Finest of Wiiies, .Uqtiofs and v-igars. A Fine Luticlt Served F.ve'ry Day. Central Bar. Sam, Cochrax, Prop. T1I03. Co.vdox, Mgr. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Cochrau Block, St. Johns, Oregon
