The Santiam news., January 27, 1916, Image 3

early almanacs .
football signals
Th» First We Know of Are Thow of
SUry of Ho v f - U»« of th» Nu«wb»r
the Ancient Egyptians.
S.-s’.em Wss Inaugurated.
Fbe tir-t almanac*- that I» to MT,
the I st hi*t-«ri<-al —were of krabiati
origin end n-tl«-vt«^ the local gvniu*
1»f the propi« in m Wen »ir-ki.g nay
They .ervni <• model* m other
countrie* for hundred* of wear»
The ol«|r»t knoWll r««pv of *u«’h a
work i» pr«*.-rvvd in the British Mu­
seum rtfol dute» l»i< k t<> the tin1' » -f
I.’.line» 1 the (ire.lt of Egypt. who
lived 1.200 year* before the b.rth of
• hri-t. It 1» sr tten on papyru» in
ful ink and «-over« a periml of ».-
year*
The entries relate to religion* err
ritwn.r., to the fate» of child
horn on given day* and to the n „•;»
lation of bu*mc** enterprise* in a.-
cordance with planet irv intl-n-ne« •
••Do nothing at all tin» da*.“ 1» one
of the warning*. “If thou «< ■ »t
anything at ail tin» day it will I»
fortunate." 1» another «-ntrv “lx*>k
not at a rat thi* day," "U’a»h not
with water thi« day," “Go ».it not
la-fore davlight th)« day," are » >m->
of the add it tolla I calltioi «
Thi* almanac wu« found in an «do
tomb and i* *uppo««-<l to har«* .
buried with it« Egyptian owner «'i.-n
he »«« converted into a mummy for
future explorer* to dig up and »!)•
►eel in tin- inter«-»! of *< icm-e and
literature.
Next after thi* in point of ng.-
among the cxi«ting «pc« tmen« of un
eu-nt almanac* are • »me eomp: -«-d
in the fourth century. They are
Homan church calendar«, giving tl-
nana-» of the saint* and other i> l¡
giou* information. The Baltic n..
tion*. not being versed in p.ipv
milking, hud calendar* engraved on
ax helve*, walking »tick* and other
article* of personal u«C. The d.iv-i
were notched with n broad mark fo
Sunday, and the «.tint*’ day« .»■•
svmboliicd in variou« device». -u.
fl»* harp for St. Duvi«!'». a : . dir
for St. I at w re nee's. a lover - ur 1
for St. Valentine's, ami *0 on
i':
Saxon almanac* are numerou. on
contain historical a« well a* ev« !«>
avtical entrii ».
It is posible to trace in the-»
curiou* recurrís all the change, of
popular belief and taste They ver.-
prepared to meet the current d
mand and to constitute a *y«tcmati.
story of what took place in slice«--
sue periral« and how knowledge tn
ere.l.cd with the revolving v'c.ir*
We owe to them most that w.- ki
of the people for whom they w.-re
made and by whom tiler were in
dorsed.—Chri»tmn Herald.
4 Laty Maa.
A worthy old citizen of Newport
who had tlie reputation of being the
igiicst man afire among "them hl'.-
lock»," »0 lary. Indeed, that he used
to weed hi» garden in a nx-ktng
chair by rocking forward to take
hold of the weed and backward to
uproot it, had a war of fishing pc
etiliarlv hi* own. líe used to drive •
hi» old white faced mare tn the »pot
where the tailing (blackfish) might
be depended on for anv weight, from
two to twelve jiound*, backed lit» gig
down to the water side, put out In«
line and when the tautog w.i* safely
hooked started the old mare and
pulled him out
In Hard Luck.
Appealing to a lady for aid an old
darkv told her that through the
Dayton flood he had lost everything
he had in the world, in. Inding h-
wife and six children. “Why. Mid
the lady, “I hare seen you before,
ami I hare helped yon. Were you
not the colore«! man who told me
you had lo*t your wife and sis chil­
dren hr the sinking of the Titanic ?"
"Yea. ma’am, dat wnx me
Moa’
unfort'nit man dat eber wux. Kaint ¡
keep a fatn’lv nohow."
Daaarture of P»«««*g«l
MlNKERSundU EST
SCIO STAGE
» i VI.’
u.Ml
SCIO MEAT MARKET
We »'< I.« .1 quar er* f .- ju-.-y «teak» and tender rva*t«
Following ar»- a fow of our »jiccialti« ».
T B- r><- «teak
13e
Roast
. . ........... .
Lilia ...................................... ..
Round *t> nk
I2|e
Pork *t-ak....
l.’ie
P-jrk n ext . ...................'
Smoked t»»con
W emir*
.............. .
15c
l.ard in butti.
tJolugn* ... .................
I.!.-
»
Ground bone for chicks
2c
HIGHEST .MAUKhr !•!.!< E PAID I "R HII'E*
HolecheK
Bros
• •
Another Year
;
'
‘
10c
nt-c
I <•
!5c
i.'fc
i
.
Scio
ük
t*
of the
Panama-California F xposition
at
San Diego
Tsllino Stones to Old People.
There i» «me development of
»ton telling which M-eins to h.n
been very little considered —name'
the telling of «tone* to old |a»opl<
and that not onlv in institution« or
in quiet country Tillages, but in th«
heart of the busy cities and th>
home* of these old people
ll >w
often, when the young people i«r.
able to enjov outside amu»«-ment»
the old people. nece»*arih confín
to the chimney comer md many of
them unable to read much for L co
•clve«, might turn to the jov <>f
their childhood by hearing » »me of
the old »torn-« told them in dran-at
form. Here if a delightful o< ii:p.-i
tion for tho*e of the leisured c’a-s
who hare the gift and a much mon-
r*ectlre war of capturing attention
than the more Usual form of rrad-
trig aloud.—From the "Art of the
glory Teller.” by Marie L ShecUnc- |
Arrivai and
r<hf’ ■ to I! \\ M ivuell. the
Trains
uvrv player, nutneri-
W<*«lt
urn
Springfield
Branch
k.,|f
il». now »o ne»c»«ary
WE*
«
SCIO
<lir»m o.ime, tir»t
I y in-.- 11 «
7:65» in
il II •.s, when l’< nnaylvg. ' North
4:31 p ni
t*t> . _»«• u-cd the svstein i South
- and won from the
( orvalli» X Eastern
re of •« t»> 0,
The
a
Ml NKEIfo
. tetti» ¡1« bewildered bv 1 Albany.
Í2U 1» m
K-lti. bi|t the <l«h ullt.-tge vf
Mill City
V.) <M» a in
!. in w.-.» realized ami I’r-me
the
:<«! it. f.di -u. »I l»v \ ale and ll'ailv c*«-cpt Sunday.
In t -Ibn« of ti c birth of
:..! «v-te'i; '(..xucll »!;'•
I- *>--m to Is* an aliMihitelv
t
part e-f f Hi'tall. and v«t it
' ti’ id l««f that the» wcru
I
I torn the N «icfr.la«r dav
» hen Kotgvrs ami 1‘rtnve-
ivi) 1 .•• Iir»t gitmv of f<«»>t*aill,
■ ti • . :g-.t along by
-. in- win. Ii varied with eT-
STAGE Ml I Ts Al I IRMAS
• vn. letter* Iwing frequently
It ug. I it t i I’ennsy Ivanin
l.cave* Scio IViatolticr
'.in . «.I! ■
to originate the
at 7 10 a it> an<l
p tn fur West Scio
»«•nt *v*tvm of number«.
and S.l » 4 m and 5i;Wp in for Munkera
It
o-i a chill N'livemla-r aft-
■ ;i r | ss 1h.1t l*.-nn«v habt i
.’•;«■•«»• i’ i»ln*<l the numl»*r I
1
oh
he f'Hdltall world ami. fl 1
1 A
’ HD
ti -<■ 1 t i<- -ign.-ils it» thi-
k
i I
a
J
of ii « .up v< hen . -. I’rinevton
- <1 ut t’h«*»|vr l>v <* |u o.
<-r* tmt olili mi*Hli>-d W. A Ewing.
Tin-
A. I Rarefali,
tut thvv »•» speeded up President
Pr la
Vice Pres.
Penn M
plav 1 lull it » 4« nido
Tiger » .it evert -l ige
E I • Myer*. ' a bier
j t
lieh «a» w itm i-s«« d bv
I’ve* I a gen«r»l banking buamea»,
I.IM'B p«-r*o'i». H 1 gl« It
f«»-.ti ili g.ith
her tig for ihn»«- «I.IV-. receives money »ubjeet to th««», pays
.interest on Im..- ilepoaits, and la
From lliat «Li
. regularly >
in»| eeled |>y »late bank
for «igual» *0
! examiner*.
“III defi.it)
vania Militar
pluya. «prihg
•V ” -rk thè
thè f.r-t lime.
■r, «I t' ■ r . - r u-nt», ami thè olii»
• ;
a 1«
Li uxing «1 *y»-
••1 <>f n-iiiil»-r* for «igmil*.
•’lu i
■ . . I* lu>4 In-llig ll«»«-«f Beal E.-t tie
Notary Public
Li eli ■ f t <■ t.-ii-,«- «er«- it»e«l for thè
■ Il . 1 11- « « ■ >• 0-1. l’rilhX'toll
Administrator of E*tat<-s
a < -v. -pt 1
1-r f.-.-t bv fin- •!* <-«lv
»an»
Negotiated, Ab*tl*act*
p!*i .«nd wa» ««uti lii**cd ami olii»
( !.. < !. Il »■ • thè m<i-t •u»»«--*ful
Obtained and Examined
«-o>!pd el.it «-ver »prnng bv n fontlmll
¡« uni. It Hi.>»i<- *iu li un itnprv»*i««n
«CIC
ohKUoN
ni l'ri.-n < t.in Ih it the ■ •» irli <i<lopl<-«l
,1 for L.» i.-.im. 4 >1 wìtliui a year
\
il.- ird. l’mnsi li nini» ami 1
>li,. r- .1!
:-H.k it tip
l’ctm al*.« A. G. PRILL. M.
«(«•fi.ii' d tu t mi mio «* icar
I
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New |
York Time*
A
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Phijsiciun
Thia beautiful vX|*-»iti<>ii w I' eontiip.r all the year 1916 bigger and bet­
tor than ever. Many of tlx best exhibits from «an Francisco have been
transferred to San Diego. If you neglected to *e<- .'•‘an hivgo in 19|Sdo
not fail to nee this Leautiful city thi. y< nr. ¡he winter is the logical
time too. Six month» round trip ticket* ar« on »ale daily from all
Paciiic North*« <t poinfa to '•«.uthv.-m California.
1:30 A. M.
cumini EXPRESS
12:40 P. M.
EIP9SIÎI0N SPECIAL
3:50 I». M.
SMASH LiMiru
8:15 P. M.
Surqeon
Evil* Of Worry
Telepleme, i *. hange Nu. II
\V«>:rv h.ir!< .... ili
Worry not
»•CIO
:
:
:
OREGON
utili .r- ri-..ile», but in maní ruso»
r<--¡
for «crt.im dinorder*
of Mie huiititit »i»t«-m
•
C. C. lilt YA NT
l‘-u|
V. ho nre »ubjrct to »pell»
of w.irrviiig are fourni to Inivc un
I •
;
lb--pir:iti<>ll often
pi • < I. the lil....«l <:ri illation 201-2 New First National Bank Bldg.
ir
.r-
and t ie exlremitie* la­
vo ne «-old.
ALBANY
OREGON
\n<l j «t a* worry impair* the
blood cir ulation *o. too, it inter»
fere» i- i '.I i the pr.«|»er aitimi of ! lie
*t - ..icli * «!»..'• «t»ic up|>ai>illl«.
Tin* inti-rforencc with the acere»
I.on« of tin »toiiiu« h i» apt to make
’) e wnrrievl man or woman a con-
firmed <lv«peptic.
Worn- ’uv cnntmum’ilv Intrffer»
mg with • ep often h id» tn mure
it h-» i rode inKHnn.a. — I’itt«»
burgh Pre»«,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Trains Every Day
between
G. F. Korinek, B. V. S
Portland
and
Veterinarian
San Francisco
Through standard and tourist *le»ptng car*,
dining and ubasrvation car*. Steal coach*«
maae traveling a pleasure,
Ask our local agsnt for furthar Information
R. SHELTON
J
Both Telephonen
STATION ■■ OREGON
SOUTHERN PACiFIC
Guntattsn.
Intense »hock nr liM slplndc*
John M. Pctttt, Gcnttrttl Pa»»«r.grr Agent
gunr-ntton, and it» power run lx1
Portland, Dragon
gsiigttl fmm Lie fnct that it i» the
foh-f which blow* great hole* in
abipa thmuxh the ugenev of mine*
«ni 0 tarpedm*«. The adv xiititge« .»f
guncotton for milium piirp.«*«-» ure
tlmt it run «tuv for am length nf
TsUphnn»! 27-7
time in ti tter without injury , it* ex
NO. 125
pl<i*n»n* urn unattend«*! by *mi»k«‘. i SCIO
•
•
ORFGON
of th*
Asa «hanks, «ec. Shelburn
am! it ignit«-« ut n temperature half
Meets 1st am! .'Id Sunday* at 2 p. m. tlmt rc«|iiired to «-xpiiule gunpow-
«l«-r.
A peculiar characteristic of
Why You Should I »e Lh.'iniherlain'S
guncotton i* tb.it a hn«-k .»f it. wlmn
Lourh Remedy
wet, m.n Im placed <»n a l«-«l of hot
Because it ha« an «-»tabli«h<-d reputa­
<i. L. Swihttrlsnd, ( rganlzer, th .ma* cxailn, ami a« !!••• mr»i«tur«* dries out
the c>«tton w-iil fl.ikr and Inirti «piiel- tion won by It« g<»»l work*.
Because it i* mo*l esteemed by those
ly. If drv nrigmnllv, I iuw «-»« t . the
F I. Fmith. Prca, Lebanon
gum-ntton will cxpl.ul«- with ti-rrtbl»« j who have us«-d it for many year*, as
How’s This?
(' C Hnyder, *re. Crabtree
luccssion required, hiwj sr<- t « »t *e«|Uinl
f.iric nt ni.- it T’.’O d«-gr«-,-» of heat
We
offer
Unc Hindi I 1 "Hart
« m ! with it* g««»l qualities.
.Meets qu-rterly on fir«! Saturday in
Hrw 8h» Carntd IL
Because it loosen* «rd relieve* a coki
January. Aj ni. Jaly and October of Reward for any ca*e of Catarrh
that cannot I« cured by Hall'«
"Ciiltiviite a lit:le more »unshim and ai<h nature in restoring the *y«teni
each year.
Catarrh Cure
in yntir di*fvo»iGon. mv «Iciir." «nid I to « healthy condition.
F J < IIENET * CO. T«»lr.ta. O
Mr. Duh'-I' v
"Hnppinc** ami «m 1 Because it doe* not contain opium or
’■Vi*, fh*
kt»*» ■' »i P* J
«
for th« Hwt «
’ft y«ar».
brlkM*
in
life
«Ie|w-!v1
t|j«»n tlie quant' any other narcotie.
Mm
I**»»! rn'Mc »n til
n»a
tr«nwictk>n< «lid
<nll»
«*»rr>
Brcau«<- it'i« w ithm*the reach of all.
ti of rav» <»ne émit*.
«M*t aflf
I loft« fii««i*» bv f i» firm
LOCAL NO. 102
■‘Vrri *••'!. .Ldin." replie»! Mr» It only coat« a quarter .Obtainable
NATIONAL K a XK O’* WMMI.H« »C.
To»-U <1
Jno Shimanek, Sec, Scio
DulihlfH ; "Î1| do my beat, but I everywhere.
Hair« Catarrti Cnr# to tak*« b''«rn4ib
R. Borovieka, Pureha»ing Agent, ■«’tins ijtrrrfty t;rnn <hc
anil mu-
think l'd lie happier and m«»re «tic
itHM «Uffatr-« af P.» >¥•!» n» T«wii*nontol»
Crabtree.
rc.sful into the birgam if von would
1
r
I
Old napor* 5 cents a bundle at
Merla 1st and 34 hundan of each by T a •!!
M« Ilana latull) rina fnr roMllp<tb" émit 1 ten dollar raiae in my allow- the News office.
an«c."— I Inrjmr’».
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UPRFSS
DR. T. K. SANDERSON
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