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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1914)
Th» PUBHSHED EVEKY THURSDAY BY « L W. CHARLES Enter«*! at th< pastori!«'« at Scio, Orc., as secondila»» mail matter. HfllNi Hirilns ha t I— I! 25 1 M> 75 Ui One year in advance (>ne year, at end ufyiar Six months in advance... 1 hrw months in arlvanrr Advertising rate» made application. known un You lug, brave anonymous let ter writer! Say .« ti ought to be careful, sending -uch letters as appears in ¡in ’her column of ♦his issue. You might scare somebody sometime. Those who are boycotting the New< are in rather ticklish busi- n« ss holding up the editor on th* street and telling him how to run bin buainesa. We wiah to alate f ir the benefit of one ami all that we will advo-atn what we think in right regard)«--w <if fear or favor. Early Wednesday morning. M S lxiv< lace called at the New- office ami asked if we w -uld pub lish the fitiding.-i of the school board meeting regarding the slanders that have been cireu'-it cd concerning him. We t«»l«l we c rtainly w ould, but up to the hour of going to press we have heard no more about it. I his item is given public merely to show that we b given Mr Ixivelace m chance state his ca*e. but he has s tit not to acr ept it. Upwnrds of a dozen people who have been connected with the Scio school during the yeai which closes tl is week, hav -t ild the writer of several specific in stances in which the Oregon school law has been openly ami flagrantly violated this year, but the school board demai ds. as is their right, that to have anv weight, these charges must be preferred in writing, and placed on re onl with th • district ckuk. On an ther pave a few laws are citeii which it is claimed have Ix-en violated. However, if those who have made the charg- * are not willi g to go on record in black and w hite over their own signatures, before the date of the annual school meeting, the Imard will retain Mr Live- lace as principal for the ensuing year, as they should do. It is up to those who say they have a grievance to get busy. 1OO EVOLUTION OF TENNIS (Ghf Santiam Slcus Gsm» Was First Pl«y»d With Gloves lnst»od of Rack»«». Tenni» aa we know • It . » a itHiti-d on the continent of Eurojie. la the earliest form of the game, known in niethcvul medieval England as “lutndl>n!l,*r the player* »imply pass <*d the lxi'1 from one to the other by nii-ans of the naked hand. In due coHtw glove* were invented by tli«' Italian*, anti when later cords of tendon» w«-re stretched across tl.'iii the l-all was .n.iblnl to re ii..I ii. . I» gr< .iter for< <• From thc»e gioie» it was an easy »tep to the racket, the face of w hn'h wa* at first cumpOM-.l of wparchment or loo»cly stretch ed rut, and -ich primitive imple- m- nt - are tnentncie«! by I ham er m I34ÌO. R.i< k< !» were l.rst strung di i hi . iS, I .it to I'. I.' the. hail at- t. to -on e n -vniblantc to their pre .-nt form. Between haliti play and the general u-c of the rm ket there ua» a transition period when <>n<* pl.i . r u»e«l Ins hands and the other a but. ili«, fir-t court» were simplicity it - -If. At one time the i rem Ii play- cd ]cu de palline with tl cork Itali aero», a line marked on the ground. I’r< '.'ntly a bank of earth aliout two f. t-t in li 2*>t «a* substituted, and tin- in tarn ua* replaced by a -i: _’le < ord »Irti lieti a cross the < I'.ter of a pie- rilavi *pnc«' Some - hung from the time« cord, duali) increased in leu vvloiH-d into the : ikm I c covered court* were at first i hion, but m > rapid!« did the • nine to the fore that in oriler >->• tin- pliiM-r» mdeficndent of uinor* <>f the weather clerk were added. tl ■■ • of the sixteenth ccn- tinri' were l.soo courts in alone Now there are under ■il ill tin- whole of I ranee, in tli- Tuilem-*, at Cann«-, .1 ■ mid \ er-.iilles being the “Rus.. Time—June Time Good Time Portland!" BEAUTIFUL and COLORED POST CARDS 1« the Slogan of the Festival Portland Rose Many are rich, rare, picture» of Beautiful Models And Actresses Also a Self-killing JUNE 9 10-11-12 Special Loir Round Trip Eures FOUNTAIN PEN All Fur Only 50 Cents The greatest bargain in beautiful cants and rare art picture» ever of fered. Many are hard to obtain aiid have »»Id singly for the price wr ask for all. These will go quickly to ail loveia of the beautiful in nature Who appreciate rare art pictures of well developed model». A reliable self-filling fountain pen free with each order these alone have •old fur one dollar in stores. t he 10U beautiful card* am! pen all for but 50c and 10c in »lamp« fur post- ART PORTRAYAL CO. "Th« E»position Lins 1915“ The Hose Festival of Portland this year will eclipse everything previous ly held. This city will keep open house to all Its guests, and will nrvvitle amu» ment and entertainment that will be worth a journey of many miles to see Historical DAYTON. OHIO EVERYTHING A MAN NEEDS -1 Complete Shaving Outfit $1 10 Articles 1O To advertise our t'riversal Shaving >utfit and Universal Products we will, for » limited time only, send this well worth 13.00 Shaving Outfit for 11.00. We sell our proiucts to the consumer lirect, and therefor«, vou sa va »gent» profits, which as you know very large. 1 Hollow Ground Razor. 1 5-inch Lather Brush I Bator Strop, Canvas Back. I Nickel Easel Back Mirror. I 33-mch Barber Towel. 1 Bar Shaving Soap. 1 Box Talcm Powder. 1 Decorated China Mug I Aluminum Barber Comb. I Bnstl« Hair Brush Each outfit packed in neat box 11 tom or Muncy Or :.-r, |*»tag< extra. UNIVERSAL PRODUCTS ( Dayton, Ohio In th.' Circuit Court of the Stale Oregon tor the County of I inn and Allegorical Floats representing the hiatory and progress of Oregon and its industries- CiMlsnd Military Parades Sports on Land ant Water -Grand Festival Ball, etc. Tickets on sale from all points on the S P south of Roseburg including Klamath Falls, June 7 to 10. From Roseburg and all rioints north; also from points on the P E & E, C & E, F C A- W, and P R& N, June 7 to 12 inclusive. Final return limit all points June 15. L E A r| HAMMER BLAIN r EVERYTHING TOR MAN AND BOY ALBANY Marin Tucacov and Gliaco Lapcich Plaintiffs (’mi. < rnmg <«■ tarn feature» <>f v. Eskimo life along the north coast Ilvah II. Morley ami Jane of \ln*ku, the account written hr !>o«« Morley, hi» wife, Geneva \ ilhjaltnur Stcfarisson say*: “In the llo-keH, (formerly Geneva spring and summer du< k* and go«-»e, Morley and John Doe Hock e*pv< tally the former, ure an im at the ett, her husband. I ena Me portant item of diet The« «re pur- Nish, (formerly Lena Morley J No •n«-<l in kayaks when molting and John Doe McNish. her hue- "ummons killed with < uh*, mid large ntunlM-rs band, l.etha Kiernan, (for of them «re also *«-eur«-d l>v bolas merly Ix-tha Morle« and John throwing, for the migration route Best meals in Albany I'oe Kiernan, her busband. «if (lie duck* along the cim-t is so Al*o all other person» or par 'I K i >u n t fiat a man < im ties unknown, claiming any »land in one place all «lay and rely right, title, e-tate, lien or in <>n it that three out of cverv four terest in the real estate des flo« ks »ill lb within throwing dis- cribed in the complaint here tniii <• So thickly do the bird* come in. Defendants. th.it nowadays a competent man State of Oregon to th«- Above Named with a shotgun has been known to tiefendants: AUTOMOBILE TIRES •». ¡ire us many s.* tiou ducks in a In the Name of lb«« «talc of Oregon: day.” You and each of you are hereby re At Factory Prices quired to appear and answer the com Save From 30 to 60 Per Cent Turquosss md th» Mongols plaint filed against you in the above en I 1 . « t e fr. t intc stones titled suit, in th«' at<ovs named Court, Tirr Tut* of nil tin- Mongol races and are gen- within six weeks of the date of publica 29x3 t 7 20 » er.iily worn in their original state tion of this Summons, that being the 30x3 1 96 7.30 except b> the ('hiiie-e «omen, who lime prescribed in the order for the !» so 30x3« 2 HO have them roughly cut ami wear publication thereof, and if you fail to 2 95 32x3« 11.90 them mixed with pearls ami coral. ap|*ar and answer »aid complaint, the 34x3« 12.40 3.00 Hoth the I : x-tan men xml women plaintiffs will spply for the relief 1 ; n 3 35 32x4 ornament themselves with lump prayed in sai«l complaint, and for such 50 11 14 «0 turquoise*, the men wearing (hem other and further relief as to the court 1« HO 34x4 3.60 The following are cash price« quoted attn< Ind to their single gold rar- may seem just. 3.90 36x4 17.H5 on Thursday of each week by our rin^-. which are worn in the right Thia summons is served upon you by 35x4« 19.75 4.H5 dealer»: ear only. publication, by virtue of an order in 19. H6 36x1« 4.90 Wheat, |»»r bu»hrl................. the above -ntitled Court, mail«* on the 37x4« 21.50 6.10 Oat» ............................................. Tn» Word *'E»»*uts.- 23d dsy of May, 1914, which order 37x5 24.90 5.90 T» V- 'Hi-" menti* “to carrv nut pr«-»cribcs that the service of the sum Flour, per »ack............................ . 1 25 Allother sire« in stock. Non-Skid Bran, per ton.. ............................. . 25 00 or to jierfonn.” The law. for ex- mons in this suit shall be nialr upon tins 15 per cent additional, red tubes ample, mm lie “ executed" on a Middling», per ton.................. St CO you by publication once a week, for Alt *EW, Chop, wheat. j>er ton ............. 33 Oil prisoner But to »av that the pris six consecutive weeks. The date of the ten per cent above gray. iiKAx, t'RKMI, Ct'AAANTKKD Tiar.a. Chop, oats, per ton......... .... . 25 00 oner I« “executed” I» a blunder a» first publication is the 4th day of June I lest »landart! and in<ie|>endent makes. ipoxcus.ibli a< it I* frequent. The 1914, and the date of the last publica Butter, (Country) per roll ....... *' Buy direct from us and savr money. Egg*. per tlozon........................ . . ! ■ • ■1...... an tion is the 9th day of July 1914. IS Five per cent discount if payment in biniseli is killed, not “nxecuted.” Chicken», per |M>uml..................... 13 WM. C. BENBoW, full accompanies each order C. O. D. • < <e«-»e. per pound.......................... Attorney for Plaintiffs on 10 per cent deposit. Allowing ex Turkey», per pound...................... 17 610 McKay Bldg . Portland. Oregon amination. Ducks, jwr pound Pekin............. 10 I.ailiea Calling Cards printed or TIRE FACTORIES SALES CO. H blank for »ale at this office. Ducks. Indian Bunner ........... .., Only one Entirely Satisfactory Dept. A Dayton. Ohio Beef, per pound, live weight 5 to 06 *'I have tried varum* colic and diar Pork, dressed ........................... , H rhoea remedies, but the only one that Pork, live wright. ... ........... H Indige tion and Constipation haa given me entire satisfaction and By a special arrangement we Veal, per pound. for shipping ill “About five years ago I began tak cured me when I was afflicted la t'ham- offer the Santiam News and the ing Chamberlain's Fableta after suffer The fn?t i.«, the four magazines ing from indigestion and constipation berlain'a Colic, Cholera and Inarrhoea Twice-A-Week Albany Herald Remedy, I recommend it to my fn< nds we sell w .th The News for ISc for years without finding anything to at all time«,“ write» S N Galloway, lx»th paper« one year for $1.75. extra, represents the biggest relieve me. Chamberlain's Tablets Stewart. S C. For aale by all dealer«. To those who wish the Daily reading value ever offered the helpe«! me at once and by taking them Herald we will furnish this paper for several week«! I *•» cured of the public. Have you sent us your Bert Davis of Albany came and the Santiam News for $2.60; complaint.” wrttrs Mrs Mary E Me order? If not, send it or phone .Mullen, Phelps, Ji Y. For m I c by all over .Monday to put the refrac less than the price of the Her us todaY. dealers. tory’ pianos of .Scio in tune. ald alone OREGON. Arctic Ducks and G»ss». ST. CHARLES HOTEL J. M. Staley, Prop Lindon “Tango” Necklace “Evelyn Thaw” Bracelet These two tieautiful pieces of pop ular jewelry are the craze among so ciety women in New York and the largest cities. They are neat and ele gant gold finishixi articles tnat will gladden the heart of every girl or woman, no matter how young or old. Oca Futg Orrsa We arc advertis ing SrKABMisr Ciir.wivo Gi m snd de-iie to place a big box of this fine, health ful gum into every home. It sweetens the breath, whitens the teeth and t id» digestion It is refreshing and pleas- ing to all. To every one tending us but 50c and 10c to cover »hipping costs, we will ship a big I m » x of 2U regular 5e packages of spearmint Gum and in or the '-pearmint elude the elegant, ”T*N<,» NE'K iaik and “f vi.iiv T haw ” II bai ki . kt saaoLcraiv rftKs. Thi« offer is for a »hort time only. ■ Not more than 2 orders to one party. , Dealers not allowed to accept this. IMUI) SALES COMPANY Dayton. Ohio p, o B ov lol MARKET REPORT . » W hen in need of printing give the News office a call. First class worK and prices right. We make a specialty of letter heads, en velopes, statements, bill heads, sale bills, business cards, ladies calling cards, and in fact com mercial printing of all kinds. SO YEARS’ EXPERIENCE Tn*oc M arks OcaioR« CoevRKiHTa Ac. • »»M'S and »«•er'Hssi » •» Scientific American. « ■ . ... won». »Jrrw< hv ¿•’t”*"’ New Toil » r s>. wmsim ' v «.. u < j
