SIUSLAW
JAUNITA SCHROEDER, AS “SILVER BELL'
IS CROWNED QUEEN RHODODENDRA
¡SCHOOL EXHI­
BITAND FAIR
basket ball star he is some
player.
Bob Haslett furnished the I
crowd w ith p le n ty of amuse-!
ment and the Gardiner pitcher
„
with trouble to keep from hitting : (f row,nK «treater m importance
him.
ant* more interesting each year
For Gardiner the two Perkins !the 9cho01 exhibit is now estab-
. CHIEFS AND PRINCESSES.
boys played good ball as did their lished as an annual proposition.
first baseman MacKechnie who As an after result of this feature
Big Chief Black Hawk, Roscoe Hurd.
found Bud Wescott delivering for Florence last year won a prize of
SUB-CHIFS:
a couple of long hits including $75.00 for a collective school ex­
hibit, at the Southern Oregon
Tribe
; a three bagger.
Indian name
S»
The line up Florence, Neeley, District Fair.
Florence
Hiawatha
I t C. Wygant
3rd. base; Phillips, center field;
Glenada
Irwin Smith, of Smith’s Tog­
Rain-in-the-face
Geo. Colter
Tuesday afternoon with its rain I Sanitation,’’and one on tha
Blackeby, second base; Pourtales, gery, offered a cash prize of $5.00
Acme
Great
Bear
Archie
Carnes
and storm caused great anxiety * ‘National Forest, and its Bend­
catcher; Crank short stop; for the best paper on, “The Ben­
Mapleton
Sleepy Eye
Edwin Hartley
on the part of those desiring to fits” by Supervisor Anson Co­
Johnson,
left fielder; Gardiner, efits Florence Derives ¡from the
Mercer
Hawkeye
Sheldon Dowell
attend
the
Rhododendron hoon of the Siuslaw Forest.
right
fielder;
Haslet, first base; Annua) Rhododendron Carnival.,|r
Siuslaw Jetty
Multnomah
Robt Haslett
Carnival. On every side could, A trio—Indian melody, “ Far
Wescot,
pitcher;
Thom, umpired The following article was given
Fiddle Creek
Fleetfoot
Carl Stone
be heard, will it rain tommorrow ? off I h e a r a lover’s flute” ,
Gardiner
Varleman,
center the prize.
North Fork
Red 'Cloud
Gildert Watkins
Many predicted good weather| (Cadman), was sung by Mrs.
field;
MacKechnie.
1st.
base;
C.
Sweet Creek
White Beaver
Walter Reedhome
while others shook their, heads j A. 0. Knowles, Miss Bossen and
THE BENEFITS THAT FLOR­
Perkins,
2nd
base:
F.
Perkins,
Rockport
Eagle
Eye
Arthur Hynes __
and said impossible to tell, yet Mrs. R. S. Huston; With Mrs.
ENCE DERIVES FROM
catcher; Hedgpath. second stop;
Alphh
Shawandasee
Willie Wilbur
Wednesday morning brought C. H. Young accompanist.
HER
ANNUAL RHODO-
Rhvis, right fielder; Sheman,
every indication of fair weather
E. F. Arnold in a character
PRINCESSES
left fielder; Churchill, 3rd base; j
DENDRON CARNIVAL,
and as the day passed it became sketch, as ‘kJosiah Allen at the
Rickers, pitcher.
j - Six years ago the citizens of
Tribe
Indian Name
a more perfect carnival day, the Rhododendron Fair” created lots
——
| Florence foresaw the social,
Silver Bell
Jaunita Schroeder
weather continuing through the of fun. This is an original poem Florence»
Glenada
Rainbow
Myrle Caniff
week,
.
' '
and is printed in another colum. acme
METS BASKET BALL
bm
efi 4 n 4n he
Iw derived
-1.^.5 „—
.J from
f .
V.
Jaunita
PDOVFC A UIIMMrD ing
^)ene"^s
hold-
Willa Wilkinson
The parade was late on account During the program and day Acme
,, , .
an annual Rhododendron
Winona
Ada Martin .
of several small incidents that the Florence band rendered 1 K e r
Carnival.
? But never were these
Blue
Feather
Annie Murray
made it impossible to get ltstart- many pieces for «the entertain-!
, ...
Thursday evening after supper so fully realized as they are to­
Witoka
Jennie
Beagle
t the crowd was enters jnent nf the crniv,I crowds.
a match game of baskat ball be­ day.
Pocahontas
Myrtle J3tone
tained by the arrival every now ■ The swimming and boat races
tween a team from the Mapleton This annual gathering is looked
Minnehaha
Agnes Haring
and then of another chief and were announced after this pro- c
i
athletic
club and Florence was forward to hy the people of the
Red Wing
Inez Monroe
princess and the coming and gram.
., ,
.
played.
This was full of action Siuslaw, as one of the greatest
White Dove
Tina’Beck
going of the Iwjjan characters.
In the swimming race Harry
at
every
stage
o f the game and ¡events of the year. By it they
Sacajflwèâ
Margaret Johnston
The Indian chiefs, princesses, Levage was first; L. J. Pourtales,
’
created a feeling of g re a t excite- are able to see old friends and
braves and members of thè tribes second; and Everett Leppert;
m ent off the sidelines, proving a meet new ones, interchange ideas,
gathered at Glenada and were third.
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of the last ten minutes gained a
stirring qbding to thy- laat da y of j>nd get tw ay-tT onrttrat spirit of
T brought—over — —t-he—l aunch-—The boat ruce—wa s a handicap, ■ “ ■ victory.---- — x-------------------- -
T bF canu .ai. Rooting Was v e ry ' localism, which is such a draw
“ Venture shortly after 10 o’clock in which, th • contestants could
The work of both teams makes
nixb at tin j s, the friends 6f both back to progress^ ' They see the
mèt fffio welcomed^by the Flor- not touch the engine, on penalty h good showing for tire* coaches,
4-tearas tur'aim» loos«- with yells of j g rea ter tKi'rt of the inbabitantsof
ènee chief, princess and tribe of being pntTnrtgf the race, .only« aud* kus developed some lint
enctaiiag, 'uenii -arul defienep.
their valley., gathered in one
.and the BigGhief "Black Hawk” . being allowed In control the boat Players.
I he v i n e result« il in a scctre
The Novelty of' the Indian Costumes
Rich With Color and Beads, Gave
the People an Unusual Attraction
iftv lE o A nUM HUl
BASEBALL
GAME WON BY
Jiody; tin ; lie aging in cosmo-
This was the third of a s rics
of 21 to 7r in favor of,Florence.
rblihiP: k ic ^ ■: P<,-K>;!dng .};em to
ni set theirthe championship be-
th e reafivat ion «f hheir strength
I’earl, (-"T-'cr th ,? .,tw^it c a q ^ ’Eloi nee
The ise T a fi garrs ■ e t w . c v n
in nuinbcrs, and Ih«,'pu< that
v inning waff presented with the F b ie r . <• and Cardin
hiring
each
- m ust play in /ik " do-
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t
b
l
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, ;j-t 1 rlanipjorshiji penant Ifv Miss Carnival
another
<•
vejonnu nt of his community. Ii
cl-any I V--ung, w hich-¿he had <¡11 red victory f iiofelice.
alio, brings tin m in*toucb with
«: ■ 1 ‘ i- lp create "interest in“ the
liY E. E.. ARNOLD.
t 4. The
T h ese ore was 12 2 to
th
e out ..¡de workh - v hhih-keeps
til
re tire .
game v?
ii
W IU T 'I U N F O R T P 'K O C C A S I O N ..
I let ,<• ball
ahvt
the i.'« • flirt ¡1 i are a
F’lort nee t< ;;;n
clitéó and the
*
*
ge ii’wi’ which at-
*
p
art
in
tin* 11 iivaticnal advance­
i)r. Chas Johns«
ith
lia’t.i- ten
t< the platform followed
W r<’ tr< i.Cwi — to some Once a ,v< ar on via -Siuslaw,
m
ent
f
tl ir d ist;'. t. . •
e
tie
pin
n
1 .<•;■ Block Hav. k.. ti. ■« ehii
apprec ion of thrilling'
In the lovciy uninier . time.
lays, fldly Phillips
I
he.
number
of public speakers
work as coach.
p. ir,cesses and indiai,;,, ti e bi
tl.l Fur« e c ert.o ’ ih .Per con- Everybody gets t<g«tlicf,
fit
ti
seted
hi-re
t , ry year, is"
b king p,r e i / ” to the n /T i­
For a carnival sublime,
-t I’lh'.lU 1,1 .La la I k
1,ling. His,
m
ade
irp
rbmrty
of peonfe con­
the 'g ran d stand. Here .GF
\\
here
the
bre<
zc
is
alw
ays
balmy
circus cat
of a Ti as leaguer,
nect!
d
with
the
j
u
n iv e rs ity
H iaw atha gave v 'co n ic lo
And th e re ’s fragrance in the air
dtk his
ue
tri re's was. big
i'.¡sv Carnival
or
co-k'gc,
who
arc
able To give
a: semhl/fl, in an addi ess tell
league st ■ and was probably Over on the Blue Siuslaw,
h.-re-tl on the
some
.
eiy
valuable
hints on
At the Rhod< '... I’r.kn Eair.
of the |lpw>cr 1’hedodendroi. :
the neatet calcb ever pulled off!
i nd th.e basket
nuH
bods
of
teaching,
as
well as
the occasion o.f this festival.
on th<' rior< cé diamond.
oon.after seven
1 can hardly v. ¡it with patience.
defining
tpore
cjearj.v
the
relation
M aster, of ceremonies C. H.
Thursday, and the w eathcr.m ar
Roscoe Gardiner was also'., one
was calks), and
Till the ti .a; . hi :i 1 can go, -
Young appointed \V. H. O’Kcl
v.
re evidently on good term s as < f the stars of tin day. He W here the lairiscapos bathed in of the public in gfneral to the
it< d to I lie sight
school, T h is c a n i.it betoqlearly
I rson and Capt. Hill of as r •••stk.- bn eh o f fans as the m orning commenced a day of scored 4 times out O f 5 trips to
in beauty,
emphasized,
for the training of
as judges, and E. S. b y re, a 'e v e r gathered hci e.
the plate and his sensational
The team s ideal carnival weather.
V< ith th<* rhododendrons glow'.
the
men
of
tomm >rrow is the
■ The launches Minnie M itchell' slide home .under the Gardiner Every tiling “jest” seems so
score keeper, let the Princesses lined un as follow
foundation,
on
which our nation
draw for turn to shoot and an­
Florence center .NiinSchrod- and Ventirrc Idft about 8 o'clock catcher was something classy.
2
(restful,
rests.
There
are
also lectures on
nounced the Ixiw and arrow con­ e ra n d Myrle Canr ff: forwards, with excursionists for the lieachj
Neely the diminitive 3rd base­
"H ain’t ” a single mite of care
agriculture
and
dairying
in the
test. The inferest was intense A ther Watkins and Elea, ¡or Sau- returning in tim e for the 'School man, rhow ed-brne^lf to be a real Over on the Blue Siuslaw,
valley
and
the
use
of
modem
at times, while the shooting wa b ret: guards. Hest r Hurd and pageant which formed at school hall player. He elputed the hall
At the Rnododendron Eair.
methods explained.
- goir.g on. a s i t was not unt il
house shortly after 10 o’clock, f o r extra
twdee and tickled ()ut up<yi the rippling river
Besides these there ar«* a num-
last turn th at tho»e watching
Mapleton
centers, ' Alberto ai <l me relied through the princi- his jiosition like a vetran.
Boats are dancing to and f r o
m _ .t
n
had any idea who would win.
Jx n o w h . « 4 Am... M wd ow»;(Ml
fc> th« Platform w h e r e and tthtckiphr StoM d I o t if «rmnd to w ato h th»troffh», U o u tlin e 'th c ^om m ereial
Silver Bell, representing „ the
..... forwards, Alberta B rattain, May a j r . gram was giving consisting their usual steady game, never
As the launches come and go. bilities of Florence and v i r i n i t v
by
1»,".
fechafe
on,
’Edu-
any
ground
stand
stuff
but
Where
the noble blue Siuslaw
i i
i i.
' lcin,ty*
Florence tribe won on a score of Robehtson and Daisy Hollenbeck; c o a fa tk n RilK
,,f chil.lr . n g and one
alw ay, ih c .e wilh .h e l.al!.
l M lr in X ' c u r to u "
d° l‘b t'
8 points. The other contestants guards. Lulu Beer,s and Vera
(i_______________ by people from <*ut side
Dr. Gili»**«t, who took as a sub-— 'i he Gardiner b „ arri _________
bath <1 Bud Then
that managed to break ins'de the Todd.
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_____ I sez, sez I, ^.„„^„1,1«,
,n then
, those that have
Samantha, jxiints
then by
score line were: Blue F eather 6,
In 'th e first half Brattain threw ject “ Rural Go-operative Bank- W escott’s benders more t h i s ' This is good enough for'ine*” !
tn '‘n
,h m‘‘
Red " W in g 5, »Minnehaha 4.
field and 4 foul baskets
for
ti
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n
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lived
here
all
th
eir
,n
g
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b
,
R/C.
W
ygant
game
than
in
an;
other.
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uasKets tor in
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ditor
Yates,
ar.
ompaitoat.
kept
the
hits
s
c
a
tte
r,,1
an,I
while,
w
n
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to,
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Witoka
Pocahontas
3,
2. visitors, while W atkins threw 1
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ir
m
i
t
,t
z,
v\
ith
its
stately
mansions
grand
been
commonly
called,
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.
.
«<<v <, are
«<< as » a
Sacajawea 1.
-
lieid nan I foul, rewriting in a Miss Nellie blem mons read Jaw- th e re , were Gardiner m<-n on wire •<
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, , Witt! it it ;im of crystal waters, rue, content w th mere v an
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Black Hawk, then stepped score of 10 to 3in favi >r or Maple- quin Miller s TM>em Columbus, bases he pitched air tight Ira
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re
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Flowing.over golden sands,
existence not caring to trouble
forward and in a big talk, pro- ton. "
Mrs. KnowUs and Mrs. Huston Doc Johnson gave a g«s,d But , a)rnost )fX)W,
, ;
their minds about the commercial
at count of h.m self i„ left (i„l,|
F()r th(,m m!msioas }n tJl(. a»r ’
nounced Silver Bell, elected queen
In the second ' all W atkins got. ■-an g a r Inm an c-rad,e song.
prospects
of their community. So
of the nations, invested h e r e ith 2 field and 3 four ba. . •... a, -d
When 1’nie oirthe Blue Siuslaw, it has always been the progressive
authority as Queen-Rhododendra Saubert made 2 fr<m the field.
rrected to read for the Siuslaw
At the Rhödodendron Eair.
outsider, who being attracted by
i iar
i
V ia n d presented the royal jewels, in this h a l f the visiting tea. .
One hour after for Florence
the advertisements of the Rhodo-
(All
rights
reserved)
H I G H *T I D E S
LOW t id e s
She was also presented w ith a failed to score, ano t .e In ife n lc !
a.hi. IP. l».ni. l i i .
dendron-Garnival has come and
a-.,,
ip.
beautlftrt open?, cloak as £ g ffr~ ttT o - -'.Tp"lav-rof th.' home tear. . S u n ., .Itili 1 . . . 1 0 :3 0 < ;" imor k t Ä in .. •HUM’ j . . i 45 „.45 1:21 3 .2
VI< hi .. .Inn
2.. I I 2 0 < 5 n e l i ii.o
invested
his money in the Siuslaw
. .lu n ,' 2 . .
5 * 2 3 0 .2
1:5!, 3 .5
The mayor’s call bi clean up,
from the Woel-n Mills store.
Totai sc ore rerufted IT to 10 11 Ï H - . . -I H i l f 3 . . . 1 1 :5 !, '1.7 I M ! ' l l . l ’I U» .. • h in e
O il 1
5 :4 2 5 .7
valley.
Thus
Florence is not
.,1. I t l l l f
I.
1 2 :5 0 fr.» ----
1 .'F ?
. .I tlllf -<
was observed by quite a number
When the queen was seated on favor of Florence.
<l :Os
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1:11 7.0
T liu.. ■ l l l l f . . . .
only
benefit^
dir, ctly by the
■ 7 :3 1 0 . 3 . 7 i l i H.!#
o 1« 0
was appreciated.
'ri.. .h in t'
2 :2 0 7.1
her thrown of* furs the council
Florence seemed to ¡it* playir r 1 i,,f
1 ri.» J u n e
•; . . * - :'7 1.5
k- I«*: 3 .9 and
.Turif
1:2 b I
rpi
I
T
l
n
I
i
larger
C
amount
U
JII’M
III
UI
of
IJU
bnsin
O1II *sss
.-ABO VlxfltV“
creat-
S-’Ll.. J u n e 7 . . . t* 7 _ '..4
3 .8
Headed by 'Shack-a-Sback t h e ‘ by the
irirv
merficrn-’-rriKii, the Flor-. nee b a n u ’yvrreTC’
led thQway from the whurl on., resujlct
W ashington street, east onTronty+vith ijs
.street to Tincom street,, north ,<gi Al lc-eli
m to
in ,
on M a i/ to
I '.-(/-l.i ll
<i th
and H enry B
JOSIAH 4LI.EN AT THE'
RKCDOBENDRON FAIR
Gl
SECOND DAY OF
'X
Tide fables—
proceeded, and Various chief the first half in poor Jbrm a rd . u n . , .luu«'
».ti. . 1:«Sl 7.3
I ..0 7 1
rose and gave messages from their opponents crowed them I* it J .Itili,1
u n o lo.
5 :1 7 7 .0
fl J lih Ml.
i t - 3 . 7.!,
their tribes ending the morning closely, ending the first half well + w,
l,u .
12.
0 , 1 : ti 7
7 :2 !'; s .2
with a big dance and pow wow. in the lead.
0 .5
U!
> ■ ! » » <;
.i„
11
'»•<Ki ‘».O
0 1
As the crowd dispersed baked The second hai f of the pan
l o 17 <1.5
j , h „
» ;f.2 0,3
( O . . . 1 1 :1 5 0 .0
. .iu n 17
'« . 3 0 0 5
clams were served at the corner opened with mor vigor. If fm
. .+ 2 :5 2 0 7
.'nr
! - 2 'f !• ',
of Washington and Main streets visitor,'could have prevented the ’ ’ , 1 . , l l l l y 1'
,. J --trtt
M» . „
by Sam Tdhrill and assistants. iCCSt Team froTri '*7?'«, Hi g,~km' TT l ' r r ê J . : i m
w 2 0 . A i U U 2L11.J
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In the afternoon the tribes and looed in th first part of this hail,
■ rt” V 3'
niin liM f 2 2 . . .
50
a-hsymbled at the council Lhtv .. ¿-uu hayt. ,.pn
ttatki
•/»ini' :
- . 2 5 7.1
•V.
grounds and listened to a pro-., was ;rj ir*><l rfhd tbe'H',re .<•«• fa
4 •Inn
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giam by the white men consist- got Blue.
-Wcsreri*«*». recover <1
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ing of and interesting scientific and started with Florence-taxii;;-
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The Morene,. Band »■»» an en- „d b the gathering of „ many
toriaimng feature
,
d,e
bu( indirec„ '
The big chief had a “ big voice” by a, number of t^ese people set­
tha> was easily heard by the tling in the country and making
audience. *
it their home.
The first night two dances were
All this has produced a marked
;^{iyen, .on«-, by Wm. Brynd and effect on the town and surround­
the other by the'Florence Band. ing country. The very atmos-
I
were
Patronized, • The phere seems to breath a new life,
sawd w igM H, Beagle, diiretoi'The pi'nph* m i tin; M 'W i are
of the l and was taken suddenly moving with renewed energy,
ill and their dance was cancelled, with a desire to accomplish some-
Shack-a-shack the great medi- thing besides a mere livlihood.
eie«- man proved a star.«
t ~ ( C o n e h id e d o n p « £ e f o u r )