LIFE IN A SUBMARINE.
How th Craw Get Air Fit to Breath
Whllo Under Water.
Tho commander of a BUbmnrino ob
serves what Id Kolnff on nt tho Hurfnco
by means of tho periscope, but when
that Is submerged ho sees nothing.
And If ho moves his vessel -whllo using
tho perlscopo ho leaves a white llnko
on tho water, which exposes him to tho
enemy.
However, tho perlscopo Is sometimes
of a longth about seventeen feet to
Klvo partial Bofity, as when only tho
Up shows tho boat Is unlikely to bo
damaged by an enemy's Arc, nlthough
If tho perlscopo chances to bo shot
way It might causo a fatal leak. Also
tho submarine can bo rammed.
Tho diving rudders aro mounted In
pairs, one on cither side, foro and aft,
with nn ordinary vertical rudder at tho
torn for lateral steering. Each motor
sot drives a roverslblo propeller. Tho
accommodation for tho navigating of'
flcors Is In tho conning tower, whllo
tho quarters of tho craw of ten men
aro In tho bow, ns is also the galley.
Bpoclal arrangements havo been mado
to securo an adequate ventilation of
tho Interiors of tho boats. During hup
faco operations Uio air Is drawn in
from outside. When traveling sub
merged tho heated ntmosphcro of tho
engine nnd tho exhaled air of Uio crow
aro drawn off through ventilators which
imss It through various Altering, oxy.
getiatlng and cooling devices, after
which it is returned to tho interior and
is fit to bo breathed again. Uxchango.
TELEPATHY.
That, Like Other Mental Operation,
Cannot De Explained.
"Mario Corcllt has attributed telep
athy to electricity. Is thcru any scien
tific truth in tho matter, or is it but a
theory?" writes a correspondent, and
wo answer:
Entirety theory. Nono knows iiow
telepathy originates becauso nothing is
known of Uio naturo of mind that is,
no law of tho mind has been discover
ed. Everything Is Uieory until Uio law
in discovered and then proved beyond
nil poHolblllty of doubt Every possi
bility of doubt or error of any kind,
however tnlnuto, must bo annihilated
before anything la published as a law
in any sclcntlilc book.
Tho mass of obscuro Uilngs, such as
telepathy, mind reading, action of mind
on mind (as In hypnotism), action of
mind on matter without physical con
tact, influence, suggestion, personal
magnetism, automatic writing, draw
ing, painting, reading closed books,
causing sound to bo heard, conversa
tions In spaco Iwtwcon lnvlslhlo (wr
sonnlltlee, warnings, sending of mes
sages from dying pcrnoiiH to their
friends, rescues from danger by mind
Influences, transmission of drawings
and pictures to minds of others by
mind processes all theso and perhaps
ns many as 100 more most remarka
ble mental things aro now occurring
constantly In somo part of Uio world.
Edgar Luclen Larklu in Now York
American.
Teeth of the Ancient.
Tho silence of Uio classics cortnlnly
looms to indlcnto that Uio Greeks and
Itomnn suffered very llttlo from their
teeth. Words for toothncho and for
tooth extracting Instruments can, In
deed, bo found in tho Greek nnd lnUn
dictionaries, but the authors quoted
for them aro generally Into and al
ways uninteresting. Wo can hardly
belluvo that If toothucho had been
common In Athens Aristophanes would
havo mado no Jokes about IU Hut u
claNileal scholar may pretty safely bo
defied to clto n sluglo Greek or Latin
paHsago about It Even Lucretius,
when ho gets on Uio subject of teeth
in n passage whero a reference to
toothncho might bo expected, merely
refers to tho Jar given to tho teeth by
very cold water or by biting a stono
In one's bread. London Chronicle,
Reolproolty,
"Dear Mnrold," with sadness alio
wrote to her former fin nee, "us you aro
probably aware, 1 nm to bo married
to Mr, Anthony tho coming month. I
shall therefore upproclato It If you
will bum all tho llttlo no tea I sent you,
assuring you of reciprocity in regard
to those you sent mo,"
Hho Immediately received Uils reply:
"Dour Dorothy 1 shall certainly com
ply with your request at onco. And,
tncldontfllly, as your now tlanco holds
a few notes of mine I shall deem it n
great favor If you will induce him to
burn Uiera with Uio rest" National
lAxxl Magaxlnc.
Education.
Education Is not merely tho writing
of facts ou tho mind as ono write on
a blank slate. It resembles rather tho
placlug of fresh color ou canvas on
which earlier colors aro not dry. Tho
uew colors mix with tho old. So tho
living mind mixes new Information
with what is already In it, and Judge
Uio now In tho Ibjbt of tho old.
Inappropriate Garb.
"How aro you coming along with
your now magatluo, tho Society Girl?"
"All right. Hut the mulling propoul
Uon bothers me."
"How's thatr
"I don't like to send her out In a
Trapper." Louisville Courier Journal.
A Good Actor.
Patience So sho married an actor?
trice Oh, yes
"Was ho a good nctor?"
"Oh, yes; he acted as If ho loved
her," Yonkcrs Statesman.
To apply to others in charity tho
knowledge ono has used against one
elf In Judgment this is tho hard rhtug
to do. Mallach.
Deafness Cannot Bo Cured
ty local application, a they cannot reach
the dlttastd portion of the tar- Tntro la
only on war to cur iltatur, and that I
by conlllutlonl runtdU. Utafniu I
caul by an Intlamtd condition of th mu
cou lining of th KuiUchlan Tub. Vlin
this tub Is Inrlamtd you hav a rumbling
pound or Imperfect hearlna, and when It I
utlrcly clod, lafn I lb rnult. and
unit th Inflsnunatlon can t taktn out
and thl tub restored to It normal condi
tion, htarlnc will b dtttrojrtd forever, nln
cae out of ten are cauaed by Catarrta.
which I nothing but an IntUmtd coudttlon
of th mucou surfaces.
W will ail v On Hundred Dollar for any
ra of Oeafne (caused by catarrh) that
caanol b cured by Hall' Catarrh Cur.
Bend for circular, free.
V. J. CHKNHr" CO., Toledo. Ohio,
Bold by lVufiltt. Tie.
Tak Uall' Kamlly fill lor constipation.
AN EVEN TRADE.
It Wasn't Mad 8lmply Decause the
Law Wouldn't Allow It.
A. traveling salesman for n Gnnso-
voort street wholcsalo grocerj' tlrm, re
cently back from a trip through rough
lands of a neighboring state, tells Uils
possibly truo tnla:
"Ono day on my last trip 1 had a six
mllo rldo to mako to tho county scat,
and tho smnll vlllago In which 1 was
had only ono iiorso that 1 could htro
nnd no other form of conveyance.
may say Hint n friend had landed mo
In Uio town that morning from his car,
and I had sold goods enough to pay Uio
expenses of tho trip.
"Well, I got away on tho sorriest
specimen of a horso I over straddled.
and I wns to send him back by Uio
mail carrier, though not as a parcel
post package. It took mo two hours to
cover tho distance I was sorry enough
I hadn't walked and as I passed Uio
county Jail ou my old bag of bones a
face grinned nt mo from between tho
bars of n small squaro window. I was
too sore to smile, but I nodded to Uio
grin, nnd Uio prisoner called to mo:
"'Say, mister,' ho said, 'how'd you
llko to trado that critter for thirty
days In Jail?
"Just then I would havo been glad
inough to havo traded, but Uio law
Wouldn't let me, und 1 rodo on." Now
York Sun.
THE THIRD NAPOLEON.
flpley Pen Picture John Hay Drew of
the French Emperor.
Ono of tho lxt things John Hay ever
wrote, sayH William ltoscoo Thayer In
his presentation In Harper's of Hay's
unpublished diaries, is UiU pen portrait
of Naoleon IH.t
"Short and stocky, ho moves with a
queer, rtldelong gnlt, llko a gouty crab,
a man so wooden looking that you
would expect his voice to coino rasp
ing out llko n watchman's rnttlo; a
complexion llko crude tallow marked
for death whenever death wants him
to bo taken some tlmo In half an hour
or left, neglected by tho skeleton king
for years perhaps, If properly coddled.
"Tliu mustache mid Imperial which
the world knows, but rugged and brist
ly, concealing the mouth entirely, aro
moving u little nervously as tho Hps
twitch; eyes sleepily watchful fur
tive, stealthy, rather Ignoble, llko serv
ants looking out of dirty windows and
saying 'Nobody nt home,' and lying as
they say it.
"And withal n wonderful phlegm! Ho
stands there as still and ImpasHlvo ns
If carved In oak for u ship's llgurchcad.
Ho looks not unlike one of those rude,
Inartistic statues. Ills legs aro too
short, his body too long. Ho never
looks well but on n throuu or on n
horse, as kings ought."
Conservlno tho Joy of Life.
Tho most hopeful feature of tho de
velopment of n now attitude toward
youth Is tho wllllnirtmw to conscrvo
tho spirit of tho Joy of life tho great
gift which youth hns to offer to Ufa
To youth has been given tills great Joy
of life, nnd It is tho right of tho indi
vidual to carry Its spirit on into age,
making It fuller and deeper us tho
yearn roll on. The new movement Is
ussertlng tho right of youth to Its Joy,
recognizing that this Is tho creative
force which will ruUo life from it dull
level. It means less of tho. disenchant
ment of age, n keeping allvo of tho
glow of life, cultivating an over deeiv
filing optlmUm, mi admirably express
ed by those simple lint's of Drowning:
(lrotv old ulutiir with me,
Kur the best la yt to be,
Georgo I' Kearney in Forum.
Making a Chang' Ink.
In shoiHt whero it is dump or cheml
cal fumes nro present It Is usually dtlll
cult to ciiusu labels to stick to bottles
or cans. An Ink for uni on such cou
taluers Is iiiudo its follows: Shellac, 20
grams; dlssolvo It In u hot solution of
borax containing .10 grain: of borax to
100 cubic centimeters of water; (liter
whllo hot mid add a solution made of
uullluo black, 8 grams; tuiiiiln, O.II
gram; picric acid, 0.1 gram, nnd am
mount, 15 grams, In water, 10 gin in.
It will bo found that this Ink works
nicely and renins tho usual chemical
nnd corroslvu fumes.-Clncliuiatl Com-
merctal Tribune,
Oolf Ball's Strang Flight.
That a golf bull does not travel In a
parabolic curvo was nsserted by l'ro-
fesKor O, Vernon Itovu during tho trial
of n patent suit In Uio IlrltWh chancery
court I'rofceisor Hoys, who hud becu
called ns mi expert on ball titles, de
scribed experiments lit) hud mudo with
mechanically propelled golf bulls and
mild that thoso when driven hard more
than counteracted Uio attraction of
gravity. "A good tllght," ho said, "Is
very nearly straight for n long time,
then gradually rising nud then falling."
AUo Emvraldt,
Among tho Aztec treasures of Mexico
were found muny flue emeralds. They
wero exquisitely cut, and It Is from this
source that tho magnificent emeralds
now forming part of tho royal collec
tion of Spain wero supposed to havo
como. Exchange.
Imagination.
"A oet needs a great deal of Imagi
nation."
"Yes; tf ho really wnded nrouud In
tho wet grass looking nt sunrises nud
listening for robins ho wouldn't last
long enough to write much poetry,"
Washington Star.
Limitations,
Jack I hear that you havo quit tho
literary game. Jill Yes; 1 despaired of
ever writing up to my publishers'
printed estimates of my work. Life.
W
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wiETCiininii
Does
Not Rub
Off. Lattt
4 Times' as
Loaf at Others,
Sam Work.
Get a Can Today
MONKEY ANTICS.
The Orang Outang I a Creature of
Great Imitative Ability.
in hotels and prlvato houses of India
monkeys have been found that wero
trained to wait nt tablo, bringing dishes
and articles of food in a moro or loss
mechanical way.
Tho story of tho talented orang outang
of BufTon, Uio naturalist, is classic
This crcaturb gavo visitors his arm,
walked with them, showed them to Uio
door, ate with a knlfo and fork and
drank from a glass, poured tea into a
cup, sweetened it and wulted till It
cooled before ho drank It.
An orang outang nt tho Jardln den
Plnntcs in I'nris regularly unlocked
with a key tho door of tho compart
mcnt ho occupied, opened Uio door,
locked it on Uio other sldo after bo
bad entered and then hung the key on
a nail.
Klourcns relates that bo onco visited
tho Jardin des Plantcs in company with
an aged scholar whoso appearanco
greatly Interested Uils orang outang,
which was nt largo in tho rooms of Uio
Institution. Tho scholar woro old fash
ioned clothes, ono arUclo of which was
a tall hut wlUi a wlclo brim. Ho was
much bent from ago and in walking
supported himself with a heavy cane.
When tho two men woro about to de
part tho hat and cano of Uio old man
wero missing. Presently tho orang
outnng was seen tottering through the
room, his back bunt almost double,
wearing tho hut upon his head and
walking stlllly by Uio aid of Uio cano.
Chicago Herald.
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.
8tory of the Qrowth of Famous New
York City Landmark.
Madison Squaro Garden, lndlssolubty
associated wlUi tho city of Now York.
was purchased In 153 by Uio Harlem
railroad after Uio extinction of Uio old
euHtern post road, which ran diagonal
ly across tho block. In 1854 Uio rait
road company put up sheds for Uio
handling of Uio early morning milk
supply and farm products.
In lBKi Uio train sheds wero rebuilt
to houso a passenger terminal of Uie
Harlem on Twenty-sixth street nnd of
tho Now Hnvcn road ou Twenty-
seventh street, tho trains being broken
up nt Uio present Grand Central and
tho separate cars being drawn down
by mules.
Tho railway ceased to uso Uio build
Ing In 1871, and In 1873 It wns remod
oled and leased to Itanium for tho con
gross of nations. Sheridan Hhooli and
Patrick Gllinore, In Joint conduct of a
museum, were tho next tenants. liar
tium rctuniod with tho circus nnd mo-
nngerio April 27, 187-L Qilmoro took
tho plnco for tho noxt season and pro
duced tho first of his concerts May 2U,
1870.
On May 31, IS70, tho placo was first
designated Madison Bquaro Garden,
Tho tearing down of tho old building
wan begun Aug. 7, 1880. Tho present
Ntnicluro was formally opened Juno
10, 1800. Argonaut
Health For Canarle.
Kven n canary must bo cared for Ju
dlcloiiHly If Its life Is to bo happy.
(tegular vxerclso outsldo its cago Is de
sirable, If Its owner has tlmo to look
after this exercise. A scrupulously
cleun cage, fresh water and seed overy
day, greens of somo sort lettuce, cel
ery, plantain-onco or twlco n week,
and enforced abstinence from sugar,
sweet biscuits and other odds nnd
ends that aro often fed to birds theso
details Insuro health and, therefore,
hupplucNS to the caged bird. Perhaps
tho fact that It Is euged, thut It hns no
few waiM of making Its wants known,
should mako Its owner moro careful
of Its health than sho would bo oven of
tho health of n dog or cut, New York
Dun.
Ploturea In Qardons.
Above most other arts, landscapo
architecture Is bused on naturo, and
tho art ehould be practiced on natural
lines. The evolution of growing things,
tho development of distinct types of
effect, nlthough grently varied, can be,
and should be, mado to bear tho
stamp allko of definite, though perhaps
Instinctive, Ideas throughout tho vari
ous kinds of landscapo gardening,
whether it bo n park, an estate a vll
Ingo garden or a window box. It
ihoulil mako a lino picture, no matter
how small or how largo. Now iork
Telegram,
Cash Prlie.
Platbush Ho always was a lucky
sort of a guy.
llensonhurfct Whats happened?
"He's got thu cash prize In n lottery "
"Ileallyr
"Yes, he's Just married money."
Youkera Statesman.
Protection.
"What's tho Idea of using tho pro-
nouu 'wo' no often tu your nrtlclesT"
'Well," replied tho editor, "Us a mat
ter of self protection. In case any
body takes otTeuso 1 want to sound as
much as possible llko a crowd," Phil
adelphia ltecord.
Tempu FufllL
"I want a warrant for tho arrest of
Vather Time."
"What's tho charger
"Outrageous nnd continuous viola
tion of Uio speed laws." Judge.
Tho Proper Kind.
"I will give the boys' athletic dub
H acrobatic lunch today."
"What Is thatr'
"Ono consisting of turnovers." Hal-
Utnoro American.
He who lives after naturo shall never
bo poor; after opinion, shall never be
rich. Seneca.
REVIEW'S LEGAL BLANKS
The following list of legal blanks
are kept for sale at this office and
others will be added as the demand
arises;
Warranty deeds, Quit Claim
Deeds. Realtv and Chattel Mort
gages, Satisfaction of Mortgages,
Contracts for Sale of Realty, Bills
of Sale, Leases.
Closing Out Prices on Groceries
and Crockery Still Continue
jassaiseessasjaaM)tMaisisBBfjSBasjsM
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Matters have shaped themselves so that it is not imperative that we
move our Men's Toggery until the middle of June. This enables us to
maintain our Grocery Room until that time.
We will continue to give our patrons the benefit of the Closing Out
Prices rather than negotiate the sale of the stock in bulk.
The stock was large and well balanced, and there are still bargains-
in everything in
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Proposals for Street Work
Scaled proposals will be received at
thu office of the recorder of the city of St.
Joints, until May 25th, 1015, at 8 o'clock
p. in. for the improvement of Pittsburg
street from uie norm line oi crawionl
street to the ferry slip, in manner pro
vided by Ordinance Number CC0, subject
to the provision of the charter and ordi
nance of the city of St, John and the
estimate oi uie city engineer ou me.
Kiieiueera estimate t h.waj.vj.
Hid mutt be strictly In accordance
with the printed blank, which will be
furnished on application at the office of
uie recorder ot uie city oi bt. jonns
And said Improvement must be com
Dieted on or lie (ore 6o day from the date
at uie msi publication oi wits notice.
No projiosaUorbidt will he considered
utiles accompanied by a certified check
payable to the order of the mayor of the
city of St. John, certified by a responsi
ble txinic lor an amount equal to ten per
cent, of the aggregate proposal.
The right to reject auy and all bid U
Hereby reserved.
uy orucr oi me city council.
A. K. DUNSMORU,
Recorder of the city of St. Johns,
Published in the St. Johns Review
May 7, 14 and 21, 1916.
ORDER OF SALE
Tho undersigned administra
tor, in pursuance of an order of
tho Court, hereby gives notice
that ho will sell at public sale on
Thursday, May 27th, at 2 o'clock
p. m., the following described
property, for cash cash: Lots 5
nnd C, Block 6. Point View Ad
dition to the City of St. Johns,
being the property of Anna West-
lund, deceased. The sale will
take place on the premises.
Chas. Lindquist. Admr.
B. L. Snow. Attorney for Admr.
Published in the St. Johns Re
view April 23. 80, May 7, Hand
21, 1916.
PROBATE
Charles Hamlin Massey estate.
Notice Is hereby given that
tho undersigned has been ap
pointed administratrix of the es
tate of Charles Hamlin Massey,
deceased, by the County Court
of the State of Oregon for Mult
nomah County, and has quali
fied. All persons having claims
against the estate are hereby no
tified to present the same to me
or my attorneys, Geeslin & Se
ver, 1026 Chamber of Commerce
building, Portland, Oregon, with
proper vouchers and duly verifi
ed within six months from dato
horeof.
Dated and first published April
23rd, 1915. Mary A. Massey,
Administratrix.
Geeslin & Sever, Attorneys.
Last publication, May 21,1915.
NtU the labt on your fifW,
Groceries and Crockery.
Walnuts, Closing but Price
Bottle Vanilla, Closing Out Priee
Coffee,
Tea,
it
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Carnation, Mt. Vernon Milk Reduced
30 per cent Off on Aluminum Ware
35 " " " " Dishes
.20 " " " " Enamel Ware
BON HAM
Proposals for Street Work
Scaled proposal will be received at the
office of the Recorder of the City of St.
Johns until May 25tli, 1916, at 8 o'clock
p. in., for the improvement of S. Ivnnhoc
strict, from the east line of IJurlliiKton
trcetto the west line of Richmond St.
in the manner provided by Ordinance
No. CGI, subject to the provisions of the
Charter ami Ordinances of the City of
Stjohus.und estimate of tho city engi
neer, ou file.
liiiKiueer's estimate Is f 1,879 .73.
Illils must be strictly In accordance
with printed blanks, which will be furn
ished ou application at the office of the
Recorder of the City of St. Johns. And
said improvement must be completed on
or before 60 days from the date of the
last publication of this notice.
No pro-Msals or bids will be considered
unless accompanied by a certified check
payable to the order of the Mayor ot the
City of St. Johns certified by a respon
sible bank lor an amount equal to ten
percent, of the apKreKate proposal,
The right to reject auy and all bids Is
hereby reserved.
By order of the City Council.
A. K, DUNSMORU,
Recorder.
Published In the St. Johns Review on
May 7, 14 and 21,1015.
PROBATE
Charles Bredeson estate.
Notice is hereby given that
tho undersigned has been ap
pointed administratrix of tho es
tate of Charles Bredeson, de
ceased, by the County Court of
the State of Oregon for Multno
mah County, and has qualified.
All persons having claims against
tho estato are hereby notified to
present tho same to me or my
attorneys, Geeslin & Sever, 1036
Chamber ot commerce minding,
Portland, Oregon, with proper
vouchers and duly verified with
in six months from date hereof.
Dated and first published May
7, 1915, Virginia Bredeson,
Administratrix.
Geeslin & Sever, Attorneys.
Last publication, Juno 4, 1915.
"MONEY"
The miut makes it and under the
terms of the CONTINENTAL,
MORTGAGE COMPANY you
can secure it at 6 per cent for
any legal purpose on approved
real estate. Terms easy, tell us
your wants and we will co
operate with you.
Petty &. Company
513 Dculum Bld. Buyer, CoU.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
In order to Insure a change of ad
vertisement the copy for sueh changa
should reach this office net later than
Wednesday, at 3 o'clock p, m. Pisa
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the Best Meats Obtainable.
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KNIGHTS Or PYTHIAS,
Meets every l'riday night at
7:30 o'clock in niCKNRR
Hall. Visitors always wel
come. II. C. PINCH. C. C.
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THAT MAN REDERER
Does Uuilding, Remodeling,
Cabinet Work, Painting and
Papering, Signs. General Re
pairing and Saw Piling at the
Variety Work Shop
J. H. REDERER, Mgr.
114 L BurlidjIoflSlretl
Lear word at Booham & Currirr'a, F hone
Col. jit or St. Jobus Hardware Co., l'houe
Col. JJ.
G. W. OVERSTREET
Plumbing and Gas
Flttlno
Job work promptly attended to.
Fhone Columbia 518
109 Burr Street St. Johns, Oregon
We buy or sell St. Johns Property
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Real Estate
List your property with us if you
desire to sell quickly
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Transfer and Storage
Wa dtliver your good to and from
ail pert of Portlandl Vancouver. Linn
tan, Portland and Suburban Express
Co., city dock and all point acctsalbl
lr wagon. Man ma4 faratkur aig
ftHN9 Av
vwy 0rov"
at a com tday tram
yew tuurturarw or sro
ay Ualr.
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Physician and Surgeon.
Day 4 Nhjht Offlc In McCbssmay kdk.
St. J,
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THAD. T. PARKER
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Rooms 7 and 8
Holbrook DuildinR ST. JOHNS
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DENTIST
Office Hours 0-12 to 1:30-7
Sunday 9-11
Office Phone Columbia tin
Resident l'houe Columbia 274
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Phone Columbia 61
First National Bank building.
ST. JOHNS. OREGON.
O. J. GATZAIYER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
McDonald Building
ST. JOHNS . . OREGON
PERRY C. STROUD
LAWYER
First National Bank Building!
ST. JOHNS . . . OREGON
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Office Phont Columbia 10
Residence Phone Columbia 4
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Wednesday of each siontii
la Sicklier' Uall, Visl
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low ball at 8w, A cordial welcewe ts
all vUitisg brothers.
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