THE ST JOHNS REVIEW rubllnJiHl Kfry Friday IlV MAKKI.lt & HVItKt.llH. a mtic Gooscbonc Rot: IsWIFX GETTING ACTIVE. Tins Hhvikw is cntcreil nt jxist office ber when the quail shall In Saint Johns, Oregon, ns nmll matter shrill, when the coal lunti of the second class under the Act of Con- acjj0u with his pesky li Kress of Mnrch 3, 1879, Subscription rites, $1.00 per year In advance AiltfirtUlne ratM, 91.00 per Inch per month. All advertising bills paytlla first of each month. Job Printing eireuted In flrst'clnta Ie. tltlts (or Job l'rlnttnir (aah on dellverr. All communleatlona ahontd be addroned to Tbo Rartaw, Ht. Johns, Orrron. Phono East OIOG. omdal Hawspapsr of tha City of St Johns. FKIDAAOCTOHKIl 18, 1907. The hnlf page ml in the Oregon tan mid Journal booming St. Johns .should bear much fruit. It was Welcome, welcome, sweet Octo- whistle gets in pesky little bill: when the frost and pumpkin poets sing the old familiar strains, ntid the foot ball gladiators scramble one another's brains. Doubly wel come, hallowed season, When the wild noose travels space, when the hunter in the wild wood shoots the rabbit in the face. When the last year's hat made over shows up in the new fall stock, and the bug-fed turkey shudders every time he sees the block. The husky husker in the com will trill his little ballad, the rac coon in the forest deep will cat the robin icd- chilled, will slowly Twenty-eight Acres of Floor Space Under One Roof. Swift & Company plan to begin the work of excavating for their mammoth packing plant on the peninsula within the next 60 days, .says the Telegram. The main building, slaughter-house, dressing and packing departments wilt be a seven-story brick structure cover ing ground space equal to four city blocks. Its stupendous size may be realized when it is stated that there will be four acres of space 011 each of the seven floors or 28 acres under the one roof, a total of 1,120 000 .square feet. C. C. Colt, local manager for Swift & Company, lias just left for well written and displays a spirit of f enterprise that is commendable. It ' " " 5." wits inserted by the Hank of St. "V" P '.. "'"V, """V Z Chicago, where plans and specifica- rwilllllliu JIUlLll 1 mm lilt UHki.i.-9 1 . r , I I it 1 in the skies will catch the scent of " f"r " ". ln,iJll"K ,.nbvc by Johns. miiiIc l.i.itor .Mentioned, for the cold storage The Jamestown exposition is re- 'V. f,,iJ. .11 roi..r. full r,f root. l,laut' lllc ice-plant, engine house ported to be a gigantic failure from .ll off m, hl nut,,,,,,. t,,t! the ?Mt . Iwer p ant, will be drawn n financial stand point mid that the ,,w,Vr ...iii. n.. n,ii.. h.lr. ,. lortliwltH, following in a genera . I"J . wa I 4 1.. f director-general and several other w,c the horns and trumpets officers of the association have re- ,nrC( wj )ttl nrotsiicl till he is signed or abandoned their positions, tliraivn mid someone breaks his Jamestown is too far away from the coar )one. The lusty sound of "western" people who make these ri, ri,li tnhs will tirw the fell ntid ig expositions .successful. bloody cause; the girls in mass and colors come, will sing mid .scream Cassie Chmlwiek, who has caused ''. swallow gum. The giant full- a ... I I. ....I. a...- 1 ..I. .la more misery in the woild than : i""ii . win pit u iniie leuow out, kick 111 111s siais and change his face, mid maul him up mid down the place, and when the foe shall case to breathe, will A GREAT MAN'S SILENCE. Miss Jones Maid of Honor. Calmly Dlanlfiad Under the Moat Try ing Clroumatanoat, Miss lua Jones, who was a can- A great man whoso wife wag do- didate for queen at the Multnomah Toted to him, but wa9 subject to in- county Fair and Carnival held at inno attacks of jealousy and resent- Gresham this week, we are sorry rnont, was onco visited at his coun- to statc. failed to be elected to that try Iioufo by two old timo friends, position. It was through no fault Ho welcomed them with marked of hers nor of Frank Goodcll, who cordiality, and, seating himself bo- l"1" tlie voting in charge, that St. tween them on the piazza, was soon Johns did not secure this honor, deep in confidential conversation. H01'1 labored hard and incessantly U'l,!l l, ...., ( for her etertlnn. tint f1ir ttino u-no f f liuu liu who ,ioit;illli nuuv biiuj ... had to say and occasionally replying too short in which to secure the , to an argument which scorned to necessary votes. She was, how- him more plausible than logical tho ever, elected first maid of honor, door behind him was suddenly open- The number of votes she received cd, and from It emerged his wife, was 800, being just four vote less , with an angry face and a pail of wa- " the alleged number received tcr. oy the Gresham candidate who was Without a word sho deliberately bedecked as queen Tuesday. If the upsot tho pail and drenched him statement wllic, appeared in the from head to foot. Tho two friends dailies is true which stated that the sprang to their feet in astonishment Gresham candidate had her regalia and caught ultrht of tho resentful s queen almost completed before r most women do, died in prison last week after a lingering illness. Cassie certainly loved the yellow metiil. mill feiv were mi bold mid unscrupulous in obtainiim it its proudly claim the victor's wreath Shu will live long 111 the The baseball fun will lose his job, the highball fiend is broke, the mothball crank is now abroad spreading odor thick as smoke. 'I he ice cream soda has fizzed out, the ice iii.iii slacks his pace, the small boys save their nickels now to buy 11 comic face. For Hallow e'en will soon be here she. blie will live long 111 memory of many licit mun in the oust. For October weather the pasl couple weeks could not be beaten in any clime. When it comes to nice weather St. Johns is in the front row. Our poor deluded east urn hiclhrcii, who will not believe, will have the nlei.Miic of .slowly freezing to death for the next six mouths while wu sit out and watch our loses grow. 1 t 11 !.... .1 t 1 many mounts. 11 is 11 inosl nu ILn11.11: 11 n nine lor nawini; wnoo. ,.. .n" ,1 1..., ... , . , , . "4 wu'ra m wum, November crisp Is 011 the way with n ic" ! lu desires u0 gtrovo to put his friend, ul enso nays, uu every 11111111 is iieaiii me coal Thanksgiving nits, ami the .. .. i 1 7, .. oy inverting meir attention irom the music of the stiw ami hammer, president will set the tlav in time v.011 nnic tho painful exhibition of his wifo's , ' , inurmiiy y engaging incm in tni tract or more than aooo acres re- - B , , a mm v 1 via aiwill cetitiy secured ly the built people. Kn mi. .wf,il u-. i, i,..t m. ii..n lllld it iS tlllderstoml the IllOst lie unrn unnn InmrMmr MmHInn t,A --o o -"o ...i.i. ......... iii iiu 111:11: Willi iiiiiiiw- 1. , ... 1 . . kin, spooks.....! pranks, and f the " " "..u- . : . ,T"CIC I.OO.II.....S pass us til) wu surely n.ri ,hl 'V... i ,s ,,n". may give thanks, lie glad, be glad, the worst Is ..,..1 ,t . r... i... 1 iiiiiHiiuj , u . ..v.-v;: ,u::rz:. i- m iu inside f .......I ...... ,w . ifiv llllilllllU 11 in rilmivl .Will.'.. il' II..... 1.. ... ........I .......j . ... U.11 way the plans of construction of the vast establishment nt "Puck ingtown" Chicago. It may be stated definitely that not nn indus try lit the Northwest will be oper ated on so large a scale or embrace so many large and up-to-date build' ings as will the "beef trust" plant and stockyards here. Mr. Leonard, of Chicago, who is chief of construction for till the building operations and extensions of the Swift people, has been in Portland for two days looking over the local situation with a view of determining the convenience, cost mid opportunity of getting the .structural material needed for flic vast plant hi the local market. Portland, it is said, will be given the hrst chance of supplyiuir every brick, beam, spike and shingle for the plant, and 11 good deal of the can en reached by the Swift people be cause of the car shortage and the inability to get orders for structural woman retreating into tho houso with a triumphant air. Tho man who had been subjected to tliis shower bath aroso without a word, wont into tho houso and in ton minutes returned to tho piazza, having made a complete change of dress. the votes were counted, it seems tio other candidate had a ehost of a show. Anyhow Miss Jones should feel proud of the vote she received in so short a time. How to Cure a Col J. TM.. !.. -C I. tft. ! 1 mi 11 1 I 1 111: iiiik.iiiuii ui now 10 wuii: u 11 i n Pld without unnecessary loss of ?"-iiuhJ??ii thl 5.Uld b0 time is one in which we arc all more iriiiiBjiudi-u ujr uttiiuuu ur inugic enr- pot to thoir own homos, whero thev would not bo witnesses of strange and embarrassing domestic scones. Their host called to them and placed tho chairs on tho piazza, when thoy wcro all seated no re turned the conversation with tho simplo romark, "As I was oaying, my friends," ond then went on witli Mm diiinilAA nn. nfrklnir 11.1 Mm Mirn.,1 ult '"" .or ulmrn k Jon Ar A nlJC?mCa tO Illy or less interested, for the quicker a cold is gotten rid of the less thc danger of pneumonia and other serious diseases. Mr. U. W. L. Hall, ol Waverly, Va., has used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for years and says: "I firmly believe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to be ' absolutely the best preparation on the market tor colds. 1 have re- friends and iiuf no reference to what had hap- L" . 1 ur : 1 ny 01. joiiiis wriig oioru. "PRALL'S PLACE FOR PORTLAND PRICES" WE HAVE SECURED A SAMPLF. LINK OF LADIES' FANCY COLLARS BELTS AND PURSES ALSO , MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Collars at 25c, 35c and 50c Men's Shirts at 50c to $1.50 Come Early Before Assortment is Broken PRALL MERCANTILE CO. HOLBROOK BLOCK iinoiii'? nt Af.P vnn dhoti AMn PPir.P; m i ) ChXmX'OO OC"SC00ChOOOOOOOIOOOOOOOO': f School Books ! And Supplies YOU WIIJ, FIND AT tHincd. Ho was nuiet and diuniflcd nnd ditl not betray in his mannor a traco The West Coast Laundry ot the mortification and annoyanco socially ot lace curtains. which ins wuo s exasperating attack must lmvu caused. A weaker man would either hnvo itppoalcd to his friends for sympathy or striven to tinolouizo for tho strange and irrational conduct of tho woman. He had neither accusa tions to make nor excunes to offer. makes ONE B1T-A-WEEK All idvcrtliemiiti under this had nc bit for tich week No id. taken for lti than two bits. Over 24 words two bllt a wttk charftd. St. Johns Book Store 420 Jersey Street, 3d door north of Postoifice. COUCH & CO. Anil .still gteater things ntu Income, for turkey uravers. rv. ..!... 11., 1.1 1..., v.iiiiiiuini.-i iiit- iii.iNiii); iiiiiiij iiiji.i to St. Johns, mid it mentis some thing. Nothing definite has been given out, but many t it mors me rifu. Prosects wore never bright er for for St. Johns thai, they .tie ut pie-scnl. If You wnut to buy, rent, tell or cx clinnuc property sec Woleott (The Kent Man.) Wantiio II11111I Iroiicr nt the Wct I Coait Lnumlry. Apply ntoncc. II KM- Wantho At the Woolen Mill. Hxticricticctl luniln preferred. Several I : 1 5B. DEALERS IN Staple and Fancy Cured Meats Groceries Canned Goods Dry Goods Cigars ami Tobacco Hoots and Shoes Fresh Fruits Flour and Feed And Ycgcttiblcs The two telephone lines which leceutly iccclveu franchises to use our stteets nnd etect centrals heic had better gut a hustle. Tle Home i....t nt I II LIIIIfllVI'k I , . . . . - . . I " ' " . s....nsala.M ,.. I ..I. .1.1 . .ft.-- IM '"'' locations or tite various arguing logothw a though nothing k yyv Iw fact everything desired in n genernl store. buildings, more than n do.en in unpleasant hud happened. Takkm Ui A wttcr pup by Cptnlnirf COME AND SEE US 'pi 1.1..1 11.11 mimber, its well US the site for the Iviion tho timo cAmo for tho tiro "redewn. Owner cm. have Mine by prov-- . is., w n mle r con se f co,,struc- -kynids, have been tlcci, cd visitors to drive to tho station to "'K property ,! ,lol.,g the needful. Phonc Union 4066. 206-208 Pllihldelpltia Street. i lion has ..heady been leased W. T.n,.i nftcr Cl,r?f"1 C0?M,,n,. take n train thoir host said goodby WantkiI. Hvery Imtly to know that J - - - - - - - - . . - - - - - - - off 7 TJ V ' . V':'. . .. . . with the survey charts nnd eugin- to then, at tho uato with the re- the Variety .tore cll. the W.t good, at 4 &44 441X4 4t444fr44iif$4i 1 lowet 1 pncei i- iy room with his Noith Hank phar macy; Hutterwoith, the jeweler, who iccutitly purchased the outfit luiepiioiie cotuiHitiy agreed to make i .M, haiibpury, will occupy 1. goiMl showing within six months (i.iotl.cr loom, ..nil Owenv. Ilros. eers plats. Leonard is now in Tacoma look ing over the conditions there, as to availability of structural material, and the chances of establishing n mark that they had had a delightful afternoon together. i no great man loved his wifo and know that eho wns not responsible .11 nu nine lor t.or caprices and re l'ou Sai.K A o MkmUi rnrnrc with four large and two miiull holes, nearly a , good at new, with reservoir and water, pll, for fo. .Mr. I). Iluiliy. 4&tfc . .fir.,, ..rim... ..I ll... ilt.. " I 1 1 .... . .1 1.... 13 . t t 1. . t from the ticcei.tante of the franchise will move their pool and billiard . , J . ,,t. tr i J0"""0"" lIl-w,'S l0'K, oui 'j y. -g .. J ce T. AImVi Vec 1 by the council. The lime is neatly tables into the tl.inl co.npa.t.uent. , c ffiaJh m,d the! ,l?rfmtlc? vm f h Sd and up mid yet nothing is doing out l?hlig, the furiiitu.c iiiau, has VHI 1 to t tr iHted friends, ho acted w th rare hou. J. 11. CampWll.' p,9 ' IhUway. There should be some decided to go out of business. The ncl,K 1 kmim.Ioii nnd good taste in WASTKn-llome laundry' wttyto b.iug tlicMi gentlemen to .00... which he has bee., occupying "' t cc. nnit.ining rigid silence and leav- JSKn '7d 'SibJ't tlll.u. Vi? iiL-c-d llll- iiliiiniti mill swum to lie 11 n.irll.Miliirlv iinliiol-v lllg tll0.ll to intor I0f thOinSOlVCI the dav. AddrrM in TIol-b. Point View, wn ' we are getting awful tiled waiting. More sited impioveiueiit in St Johns is now under way. The f.t step was taken last week when iUM)lulio..K by council to imp.ove poitioiisof Titcoiua and Philadel hia stieelH were pi.hlii.lied. This will be the first st.eet work under taken by the p.eseut council, ...id although late in the season, it promUvK not to be the last. St.cel wo.k is something that can be cnrriutl on in the winter time here almost ax well a in the summer. Thus the nioguiw of St. Johns goo marching 011. If a single reader of tl.it pan; has failed to utile letters In some old friend, auiuaiiilituce. .e alive o. other jKJtsou who may be benefited by eouiing to Oiego.i, he should write 10 tiny, ti.c colonist rales close Oct. ,11st and if you want your lutter to get leMilu it must Ik for- wu. (led at once. .'tilarly unlucky one. lie makes 1 11c fourth party lo go out of business in that loca tion in a little over a year. C. M. Salisbury has also ictirnl from business in St. Johns, and we understand the Palace lestat.raut has closed up shop. This docs not mean by any met.. is that business is gvtting poorer in this city. Coin petition and lilgl. tents have to do with it, and Hi' who by hU would iImi Mii1 I'ithiT 1'iut iiriidvt'itUc. 4 . . . 1 rilildfina a woiuiiii cannoi ciiarin necnuso roservo. Glasgow ZELLER-BYRNES CO. Undertakers Embalmers I.ADY ASSISTANT Phones: Main office, Fast 10SS Branch oflice, Wood lawn 333 203 JERSEY ST, A Rid For HU Tompor. A certain fitrmor livinir near tho she wanU to, A mun is not agree able bmniso he it-tn out lo be. Tho propor elfeet iiiiint, like repartee, be r ...I.I..I V .us , unprt-me in. e 1. town of i),,ruv httvin,, ot xhmot 1 iiiiini in,- rmiiiueu iiimiruiiv. i.kc i .n-lil-,..! i - l.i. 1 1 . ... .. MinimvM u,i iiLuiiuiib ui 111a uuaiiur itiiu love. 1100K1 iner. tiro ,wblu tho otl0r f(irie de. irotoiiu 10 icii now it .4 none, pi.1,,,1 ,. ntu in rnn i,tm ,i. bit. At miilniL'lit tho fanner was shouting, I "Kill tlutt Thev do so ttuile its coninlelolv 1. 1 '1 . ... t .....en KniMH" Ppern leiteii e moinoiogy . lite disturbed by u roico ito tity o eii.irui, 10 no igreeitim', 10 yur horso is Htolenl" Wantkii. To Ilorrow 000 ot. St. John projicrtj'; value fjjoo for two year. 7 jer ecyt. Aililrc M. Card well, 8t. John. 47i I'OK SAI.U at 11 Imrualu. llonrdini! Iioum: In St. John, rail 116 Crawford St. or l.eavltt Street. 47c Alake Your Kick Now. ror tue ursi nine ... inany years me inspars 01 .Muituomal. coitnly nave an opportunity to examine the assessment mils which have been open for iiistK'Ctiou all this week. I he books will lemaiii open in County Assessor Sigler's ollicc until lomorrow evening to affo.tl ilissjitisfied taxpayers 11.. opimrttiu- ity to discover any errors, which I'litortain jierfeotly and to bo per- lecuy enicriiiiiilug is an art appro- hnimbU) only through ...lli.eticea gfiiernlly prenatal, but always pro longed. 1110 mere tiei.uiiiie U so volatile that it must bo inhaled. Tho irato farmer hurried on his clothes and, hastening to tho door, asked, "Which way has ho gono?" "toward 11.," replied ono of tho farmers. auuiiicr onoreu uio lonn or .il;e tho Mityfalr iiitonation, little l0riu )l0 strode, which offer the iV. i "lU!- ,K;i",,s,1rlr1' M.w Ieopy farmer uccentod. After rid ing nil night ho found himself at daylight next morning riding his own horse, London Tit-Rlts. I'OK RUNT Nice x room Uiiiil-iiIow In. quire of Mrs. Carlson, Corner Chicago and Iliiyes nt recta. 47p 1'or KltNT I'uriiUlied rooms. 107 Taconm street. Mr. T. R. Anderson. Lost In or near the skating rink a pair of runlet cycglasies in black catr, miner iioiity kcv. l'. I.. Young and re ceive reward. . Rooms i'ok Runt No. 414 Owego liatlstcd? ttrect. 48 EDMONDSON CO., Plumbing and Tinning 4 Phone Fast 631 1 203 Jersey Street St. Johns, Ore. How about your Printing? Isn't your supply about cx- Don't wait, but leave your order now. ... , "j ...-- ..... i 1 e lines aie sj 1,1,.... ..1... .... 1. .1. . fr.ii.i li,.ri im '"v "".V vOr.."' ...1 m'7 ' . ol eualiatiou when it meets next ....... 1,1111 nu I III-I Ilium y adjacent, Ijo f.oiu St. I.ouu and f33 f Chicago, with a usluctioit f $.'.50. to points Kaot oi Uuiaiilla. Similar rates ftoin every jniint in the United Stales. (?ut btuy and add one family to the popultitioti of Oregon, January nth is the time apjHiiut id for voting on the amendment to the city chatter, a copv of which will soon be ii. the hands of eveiy voter in St. Johns. This amend incut makes all the ctooked places in the old chatter st.night and eliminates anything that was con- tnuitcioiy 111 ti.e .ui volume. Much tune and labor was spent in com piling litis new version, and the city has gone to quite (1ti excuse in order to bring the same before the people. While it is quite prob able that some sections may not suil all, the commission believes on the whole it is the best that could be done in justice to all. Therefore, we hot the amend- itieiii will meet with public favor. I Pence Wants Alore Time. I.afe Pence filed a iwtitiou in the county court Monday nioitiing ask ing that his franchise for the con struction of an electt ic line on the amnion roati he extended for such tittincniHl under such conditions its tlie cotiit may deem wise. Pence nlsp asked that a common user cjause De inserted 111 tlie franchise. Monday. Therefore, any one who s not satisfied with his assessment should register his kick now or foi ever after hold his jvace. Free Lecture. Kev. li. V. llrenneiseii of St. Paul, Minn., will speak in the M, V. A. hall Sunday afternoon and ...... ..I... ....... IM . . r . viiuifc iiv.M. i ue K.-opic 01 (HIS city who ate iutetested in Uible study or who like to hear a good siKMKcr uiscoiii.se upon Hible sub jects which ate not commonly un derstood, may have their desite in listening to two lectures by this gentleman, who visits us under the auspices of the Watch Tower llible and Tract Society of Peiinsvlvania. At 3 p. 111, the subject will be; "The Thiee Worlds of the Uible." At 7:30 p. in.; "The Three Ways ot the Hible." liverybody invited. No admission fee, no collection. From London Bridge In a 810k. hdgar Salttts in tho Delineator. Kings and thug may ubni.li tho lunuti'iir in tho art of leasing, but tho artist is at home with them. Ho puts ltiinelf in harmony with them. In the nbilitv to do that is (tut whole secret of Ote art of pleas- "iff. A DUguiUd 8Usmn, iieury fweotier many years ago was a ftiltuuian for '.loci Hold- thwnito, carpet dealer, of Moston, Ono day he was called to show ear- tets to a linly who had plans of all the rooms of 11 houso for which she wished to select suitable carpets. 'thinking it 11 chance for n eood sale, for two hours ho showed car pets, helping her with his judgment to make n good choice for each room, and, having decided on tho carpets, ho said, "Xow wo will have these cut otT, and whero shall wo 6cnd them? "Well." tho hulv said, "mv bus. kind is looking at a lot, and" if he buys it we shall build this house. and then wo shall want the car- pots." Mr, SweeUor was too astonished to speak, and she walked calmh from the store after bidding hiiii good niorning. lloston Herald. Rtd'i Only Dlrd Hunt. Thomas 11. Heed used to tell the following: 1 i .it . . never leu nioro asnanieU in all my ltfo than I did ono day after An Impossible Photograph. lUisinei-s was not booming at the little studio. "Oiily 0110 order yesterday." said tho photo'Titphur. "and that was an impossible one. A lady came in with her little daughter. Sho had seen, sho said, my famous photo graph of a littlo girl khuing hcniolf 011 tho mouth in u mirror, and she wanted her child taken likewiso, only sho had scruples agaiust kiss ing on tho mouth on account of germs, and so am wanted me to photograph tho youngster kissing itself in tho mirror on the forehead." Point on a Point. A student undereoini! examina tion in the principles of mechanics was asKeu, "Why will not a pin stand on its point?" Ho returned ine louowmg answer: "in the Hrst plseo, a point is defined by Euclid as that which has no parts and no I magnitude, and how can a pin stand on that which has no parts and no nuignuuue m me second ptace, a pin will not stand on its head; much less, therefore, will it stand on its point. Thirdly and lastly, it wiU if you suck it in hard taouga." I BEST INVESTMENTS IN ST. JOHNS f sy I Lots in Hill's Addition on the car line, one block from the Postoffice Facing two streets, for a short time, FROM $500 To $600 10 per cent down, balance $10 per month GET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR Some years ago it porlor named ? .! n " o day after 'tiller, employed at Hillingsgato kUhllJ " l'ml 1 evorT shot but aarket, London, made a bet that he T , b,r,a m , m-v roulil jump from London bridge lll,-v ?0,!,K t,h?tI l a a mark would jump from London bridir tied up in a sack, his only stipula Fandpiper. 1 chased him for hours I lit) mill it mill n milUtr.inm u'kan uou Doing mat no siiouiu no provld- J ;, i ."it Ti i : I T i i feat and when picked up bv soma ....,. ' 1 .-!L lWfts onli' iiiiiiihiiii: ui iiuu tnir vuii nrrt nnn friends in u boat was none tho worse for his dive. how small the bird is I "Boston Herald. To Whom it May Concern. l-or the name and residence of the owner of auy property in St. Johns or vicinity, call on or write i. i. 1'arker, attorney at law, tn uoitirook building. l itles to real property E. C. MONNICH PAPER HANQING AND PAINTING Estimates Furnished 1009 Monteith St. St. Johus, Or, 1 I Richard Shepard & Co. 1 1 0 North Jersey St. St. Johns, Oregon I 1