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About The Santiam news. (Scio, Linn County, Or.) 1897-1917 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1915)
I EVOLUTION OF TENNIS. Tbs Arrival an* Departure of Wass«ng«r Trains Woudburn-.SpnngficM I'ranch WEST SCIO !>rs Lowe & Turner, eye spe North 7Æ6» m cialists of Portland, will l>e in South .. 6.31 p m Scio again Wednesday, February Corvallis A Eastern 21. Consult them at Scio hotel. Ml NKERS Wait for them.* Albany...................... . »3:10 p m Mill City ............. |9M a rr Mrs .1 M Lindley is spending J Paily except Sunday, the week at the home of her father. Jas. Fitzwater at Happy Home. C. C. BRYANT ATTORNEY AT LAW Í>1 2 New Finit National Bank Bldg Miss Georgia Bilyeu of Port land came up Saturday evening for a few days visit with friends and relative». < 1REGON ALBANY MIAKERS STAGE Stage meets all Munkers trains, leaving Scio Hotel at H:05 a m and 2:10 |> m W. A Ewing, Pr< indent Truman Lukenbach has bought two acres of Ira Richardson just northwest of town and rs figur ing on making a home of it »unie time in the future E A Pace biught seven acre* of W E Arnold this week, Thi.* land lies just west of town and Mr Puce expects to build a resi- donee on it this spring. A. E. Randall, Vice Pre*. Miss M ly Pope returned to Purt'and Saturday after having spoilt the week here with Mrs Does a gi-ncrsl banking business, .receives money subject to cheex, pay» Lula Pope, inter, it on lima deposits, and ia regularly inspected by state bank Mrs P Mauzey returned to examiners. Sal -in Sit ir lay after an extend ed visit here. DR. T. IS. SANDERSON DENTIST Telephone: 27-7 SCIO Picture show Sun lay night. 10c and 15 cents. Mr and Mrs I W Taylor of Sah in are visiting at the hon e OREGON of their sin Alii?rt Taylor. Frank Barth returned to valila .Monday. R. SHELTON W W .Miller was visitor Monday. Notary Public Real E.-t ite Administrator of Eatati s »ans Negotiated, Abstracts Obtained and Examined UkKGoN RC!C A. G. FRILL, M. D. Surgeon Physician Isle phone, Exchange N->. 11 -( IO : : : an Cor- Albany John Wesely was an Albany visitor Monday returning Tues day . Mrs S K Barnes went to Al- bany Monday returning Wed nea- day. She brought back some nifty sample* of new spring suits and ordered her spring millinery which will airive here in a few weeks. 11 A Stepanek and Chas tus were passengers on Portland train Wednesday. ths and Misses flora Shelton Christine Shindler will attend Best typewriter carbon paper the young peoples convention at ma le, tao sheets for 5c at the Eugene next week. Ne ws office. E C Peery haa the Sek> agency for the aimpie mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc, known as Adler- i-ka. the remedy which became fa mous by curing ai pendicitis. This simt'l- remedy haa powerful action and drain* such surprising amounts of old matter from the body that JUST ONE DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas on the stomach and constipation almost IM- MEDIATELY. The quick action o Adler-i-ka is astonishing. Played With J. S. STK’HA, Proprietor Tennis as we know it t-«-Uy •>■»;• mated on the continent <>t Europe. In the earliest form of the gnme, known in medieval England as “handixill,*' th«« players «imply purs ed t|ic 1st!! from one to the other by mraiis of the naked hand. In due course gloves were invented bv the Italian*, and when later cords SCIO. OREGON i of tendons were stretched aero-» them the ball was enabled to re- bound wrji mu> h gr< ater fori« From these gloves it waa an ««a»y step to the racket, th«- fn<« of which was at tirst compo-c«l of wood, parchment <>r loo-ely »(retch ed gut, and such primitive imple ment* are mentioned by I'hau.-er it I.Tso Backet* were first strung di agonally, but by ItidJ they had «it tame<l to some r««»emblam«« to their present form. Between hand p'.iv ami the general u-«> of the ra< k* i there »«» a transition |>< riod wlicr one player u»«-«l his hands and the other n Imt. The Hr-t couat* were simplicity itself. At otic tune tin- French play ed jctl de puunie With a cork lull a«-r •-» u line marked on I In- ground l‘r< -« ntly a hunk <>( '-.irth al- uit (Wo feet in height Wil* »lll>-t II Hied, and tin* m turn wu* rcplnevd by a ä single cord *trctih<«d u<r>>-* the center of ,i |>re-< rilM'<i «[-an- S««mc tiim-s a short fringe hung from the cord, and tin- gradually la-n.i-«-’ ill length until it dcvelo|>«-<l into tin modern net. Uncovered courts were at lirsl the fiudimn, bit -o rapidly did th« “Tump" game come to th«« f«>rc 1‘ «it tn ord« tn make the player* itnli-p -iid<-iii »1 Action tin« humor* of the weather clerk roof* were added. By the end of the sixteenth ecu turv there were I,MM) courts in You can buy no better pun Pari* alone. Now there ar«- undei a doxeii in the whole of Frum e, for target work am I all tliOM.« in the Tuileries, at < »nn>-<>, small game up to 1>< aiiville und \cr-.iille* being lh< 200 yards. must famou*. No. JO »S. wri, Of «-i-ting Engh-h courts tl ■ |4*u> U.a I > .< *.« HI MX mod ancient i* that at lla«-iptot b Nu jMn*>. kt' court, which xu, built by Henry »9.25. \ 111 laindon < Tinmicle. (’onf(‘ctioiici’y, Ice Cream, Tobacco ami Cigars Post Cards a Specialty I >r M L Morris the eye specia list of LeLanon trade his regular bi-weekly professional visit to Scio last Monday. Albert Taylur haa been very ill at his home thia week. _ A very enjoyable afternoon was »pent Thursday at . e home of Mrs Kiley Shelton. Sewing was the diversion of the after noon. The dining table was centered with a cvclemon where cover» were laid for twenty-five ladles. • ¿{REPEATING RIFLE Arctic Ducks and G»»*«. Concerning <e tain feature* of Eskimo life along the north c«nisl J of Masks, the account written hi Vilhjuhnur Siefan*«on says: "In tin spring ami summer ducks and ger»«« c»|xi i.dly the former, arc an im [xirtaiit item of diet They arc pur- su.-d in kayaks when moiling and killed with clulm, and large nuinlier» of them are also secured by bolsi» throwing, for the migration route of the «lucks along the coast is »< definitely known that a man < Bl' stand in one place all day and reh on it that three out of every font flock» will fly within throwing di» tance. So thi< kly do the birds come that nowaday* a cuinjietcnt man with a shotgun has been known to secure as many as tioO ducks m a day.” This T. moreover, hold and dar>« affirm when cr my rime may go; Whatever things In- sweet <>r fair, love make« ‘lien' -<>; whether it be the ¡iillal that charm to r«-«t the nursling bird or that aweet confi dence of sighs and blush' - made without a word; whether the d.ta iling and the Hush of softly •iiiiiptu- ous garden liowcr* or by some cabin door a Imah of ragged flowers.— Alice Cary. Study of Lift. Life ha» been to me simply an opportunity tu learn and enjoy ami, through iny Itooks, to »Imre my en joyment with others. 1 have hud no otn»*r ambition. I have thirsted to know thing* and to make the ni<»"t of them. The iiniv«r.«e is to nie a giand spectacle that fill* me with awe and wonder and joy and with intense curiosity. -- From “Our __ Friend, John Burroughs,” by Clara Barra*. Th« Persian Carpantar. o - - . Hn« to Prevent Kit xm Attack» “Coming »rente cast their shadow* before.” Thia is »specially true of bilious attacks. Your appetite will fail, you will feel dull and languid. If you i.r- subject to bilious attacks take three of Chamberlain's Tablet* a* soon a* th-*«- •> mptoms appear and th« at- tack* may be warded off. For aal« by ail dealer*. ■ When renewing your subscrip tion to The News don’t forget to remind us of the big magazine offer. Anyone in Scio who has wash" in." to d » will please see Mrs R J Compton. 19-tf $ I $ $ THarlin Fai OREOOS Scio Druggist Hus Vuluuble Agency Gam« Was F.rst Gl«»H Inst.ad «1 Tn accordance with the invari able custom of all eastern artisan* the Persian carpenter aits npon the ground while at work. Instead of a bench a strong stake ia driven down before him, leaving about ten inches above gronnd, and upon thia he rests hia feet. The facility with which the work is executed in thia position haa a I way a l>eeo a matter of aurpnaa to European workmen. FOR Al l. KINDS 01 Fresh Meat, Mince Meat and Bologna GO TO THE Farmers Méat Market Highest market prier paid for Fat Bref. sh<««-p. rtc. th.«lu soki at the Ixiw-est Frire consistent with First tTrs» tjiiality. Cash Paid fur Hidr*. E H A N K M <’ I >< > N: A I* I > You can Dollar Northwest Weekly Farm vVtead, One Dollar pr year Santiam News, One Dollar per year $1 for Botti Santiam News 4* m lite Ì I
