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Published «very Wednesday at The Siuslaw Pilot office
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Entered as second-class n a tter March 20, IMS, a t the
jiotaofflc« a t Florence, Oregon, under the act o f March
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
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WE SHOULD BE READY
ED. T. MAHER
' it be accomplished by a few pioneero. There
OREGON STATE NEWS
should be no prejudice harbored because o f this.
NOTARY PUBLIC
E. W. Wright has beep named
Driectory o f state, county, d ty d i____ _
Y esterday the pioneers were new comers, to
and
lodges.
administrator
o
f
his
father-in-
Oregon
Fire
Relief
Association
tomorrow the newcomer will be pioneers.
To
o f McMinnville, Oregon
STATE.
law
's
estate
at
Portland.
There
day we need action, anditought to be concerted-
Governor—Oswald West.
Office—City
Hall,'Glenada,
Or,
are
six
heirs.
The
estate
is
for the best interest o f all.
Secretary of S tate-B en . W. Oleot.
N ex t year the Siuslaw will have to make good, worth $2100.
Treasurer—Thomas B. Kay.
as a country having attractions for the investor
Chief o f Police John Kearney,
Supt. Pub. Instruction— R. a u — r -
CUSICK J. MAHONEY
and hom e seeker. What has been done will go o f Pendleton, has served seven
State P rin ter- W. 8. Dunniway.
ATTORNEY A N D COUNSELOR
Attorney G en era l-A . n . Crawford.
a long way toward proving what can be done. years, made 3,000 arrests and
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1
4
W
Supreme
C o u rt-T . A. MeBride, F.
It is our business to do that which will attract used his billy hut four times.
Moore, Robert Eakin, W. M. Ramsev
Florence,
Oregon
those interested and convince them that our
E. W. Durkee, o f N ew port,
C hart« L. McNary.
resources are worth investigating.
says San Francisco made a mis
Judges Second District—J. W. Ham
D. E. SEVERY
ilton, L. T. Harris.
There will be at least one on large business take in abolishing her Barbary
Prosecuting A tt o r n e y - E R. Bryson.
U. S. COMMISSIONER
center on this river.
Just Where it will be, Coast
NOTARY
PUBLIC
many question. A t present Florence has a most
Mrs. A. B. Duniway, w ife o f
COUNTY.
Florence, Oregon
favorable outlook, but not a cinch. With the th e state printer has purchased
Judge—H. W. Thompenn.
,
ntages, if she does not keep the lead a handsome residence in Portland.
present advantages,
Commissioners— Wm. Hawley, R. J.
W. G. A « r iN
Hemphil. *
a large sh ire o f the blame can be charged to
Warrenton has started a civic
Clerk—Stacey M. Russell.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW*
those livin g here at the present time.
I f she
improvement campaign.
Sheriff—J. M. Parker.
does keep the lead, which by right o f priority is
T reasu rer- S. W. Taylor.
The Glenesalin wreck inquiry
Eugene, Oregon
hers, those who are now indentified with Flor
Assessor—B. F. Keeney.
is still being gone into.
ence will be repaid for their efforts.
School Sup.—E. H. Moore.
Astoria is planning the con
S u rv ey o r-C . L. Collier.
While there "Will be some jealoi&y between the
H. E SLATTERY
Coroner- W, J, G o r d o n .......
tow ns On the Siuslaw, it is not necessary. ~ Each struction o f a monster public
LAWYER
Justice o f Peace—J. U , Goude.
dock.
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better that there should
can help the other.
Room 3 and 4,-Beckwith Bldg,
The trial o f J. C. La France,
CITY OFFICERS.
be competition»and rivalry, as in this manner the
.Cor. 7th and W illamette St.
President—Carl H. Young
the life insurance swindler, is
best will be developed by each one.
Eugene, Oregon
Board o f Trustees—G. T. Schreoder,
Of all questions the paramount one is the de attracting a great deal o f atten
A.
O. Knowles, Fred Meyers and D. E,
velopm ent o f the Siuslaw, and this can be re tion at Portland.
Crutcher.
JAMES W. FORD, JR.
tarded by inactivity. It is time we were gettin g
Convict labor upon the roads
Recorder—D. E, Severy.
ENGINEER,
SURVEYOR
ready to play the host to the people who will o f Oregon is declared to have
Treasurer—J. W. Bergman
TIMBER ESTIMATOR
come with the railroad?
Marshall—G. D. Morey.
been a success and should be
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continued.
CITY OF GLENADA. ,
Florence, Oregon
Fiye measures that w ere passed by the Oregon
Douglas county is agitating the
Armrifewe— Mayor.
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legislature after a thorough discussion o f the construction of the Pacific H igh
Councilmen—First ward, C. E Har
merit and demerit o f each one, have been brought way.
wood, S. E. -Low; Second ward, O. L.
R. C, WYGANT
Wisdom, president o f council; J. G.
before the people undet the referendum. The
The second auto-taxicab has
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Wisdom.
only argum ents presentedln the phamplet, as made its advent in Marshfield.,
Recorder—Ed. T. Maher.
provided by law, are in favor o f the University
Charles Grider, the rough rider Bond - Securities - Investm ent
Treasurer—N. B. Hull.
appropriations. In no case is a negative argu
Marshall—Geo. Colter Jr. -
.
and round-up promoter, is in jai
Florence, Oregon
ment given. It looks as though those instru
Surveyor—F.
E.
Monroe.
in Nevada. He had too many
mental in calling the referendum had no good wives.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
MRS. A L U D. GUMMOE
.reason for doing so. They have ju st put an ex
A. F. and A. M„ Florence Lodge No.
A murder any stery is puzzling
GRADUATE NURSE
pense to the people o f the state, believing that
107—Regular communication oa first
Hoepital Accommodation«
the
authorities
at
Bandon.
by chance there would be secured the satisfac
and third Thursday evenings. Sojourning
References
brothers in in good standing are invited
tion o f revenge or indorsement given to selfish
Glenada,
Oregon
FOR SALE.
to attend. C. B. Morgan. W. M .;E A.
interests. Is this right?
Pratt, Secretary.
<
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We have for sale one slightly
L U. O. ;, Sunset Rebekah Lodge
CHAS. P. JOHNSON
The University o f Oregon belongs to the?, used wind mill and pump as
No. 114—Meetsjn O ddfellow s’ hall, Flor
DENTIST
people o f Oregon. It is your friend. You shoulc good as when new. I f you have
ence, the first and third Thursday even
ings in each month. Mrs. R. A. Lowe.
be a fri end to it. You can show your friend contemplated buyinfi a wind mill
Office upstairs in Brynd Building
N. G .; C. D. Morey, Secretary.
ship this year by voting (300. Yes) and (302. here is a real bargain for you.
Florence, Oregon
I. O. O. ., Hecet» Lodge No. I l l -
Y es). Don’t forget, or you may regret
Call up Hull at Glenada.
meets every' Wednesday evening lodge
^People in many states are interested in the
wèstern part o f Lane county and the whole
coast country that is to be opened by the Will
am ette Pacific Railway which is Mlilding from
Eugene to Coos Bay. Especially are hundreds
o f people o f our own state looking forward to the
tim e when they can come to the Siuslaw country
by train. This desire is expressed on all sides, _
by people fro inali parts o f Oregon and the North
weak whenever1 they m eet residents Of this sec
tion. Most of these people are coming with a de
sire to invest or locate. This means the advance
m ent and development o f our towns and com
munities. This is what is wanted. This is what
is necessary.
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A large number o f the residents o f the Sius
law are its pioneers. They have waited a long
time. Years ago railroads were built on paper
to -th is valley, but never materialized.
Now
a road bed is. completed from Eugene to
Mapleton, bridge piers built, steel bridges, rails
and building material at Eugene to be rushed in
when the laying o f rails commences.
.
The pioneers who identified them selves with
thia country are deserving o f great praise for
the work o f development they have taken part
in, but the job is not finished, it will never be
finished. Communities like human beings must
advance, and grow, or deteriorate and disappear.
! Newcomers are necessary to growth be
cause they bring additional capital and energy.
Few communities have been established and
existed as towns and business-centers, without
their pioneers having had just as high ideals o f
progress as any who come later, but the task o f
development becomes greater and must have
mere people and more capital back o f it each
year.
A town should do something each year to ad
MISS EDITHE P. YATES
I have put a gasoline launch
vance its growth. It takes the united effort of
Eastern hammer makers have gone on a strike.
PIANO
th e majority to do this. It cannot be best car
They will get little sympathy from the “ Knock on a regular run between Flor
ers Union”
’
x - ence and Glenada making one Claaaea at Mapleton—Monday afternoon
ried to success by new comers alone, neither can
•
end Tuesday 4 ,
round trip every hour. Fare is
Acme -Wednesday
10
cents
one
way.
Twenty-fare
I
_
Glenada—Saturday.
tickets for sale at $1.00. Special
Studio—Residence o f John Yates
trips at special prices.
MainJStreet
R. A. LOWE,
Florence, Ojegon
Glenada, Ore.
Katherine L. Norton, N ew
Bedford, Mass., says: “ I had a
terrible pain across my back,
with a burning apd'scalding feel
ing. I took Foley Kidney Pills
as advised, with results certain
and sure. The pain and burning
Reeling left»me, I felt toned up
and invigorated. I recommend
'’oley Kidney P ills.” E. F.
Surface.
Do Y ou W an t To
.LIST IT WITH US
280 acre Siuslaw ranch, im
proved, one tract 160 acres
timber, some town lots in Maple
ton.
Also a five-room house.
For price and terms see P. E
Jackson, Mapleton, Or.
OL STEAD AND THOMSON
PAINTERS AND
PAPERHANGERS
VARNISHING
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Headquarters with LoweJA Baldwin
M. VERNON PARSONS
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
12-13 Beckwith Building
Eugene, Oregon
Woodmen o f the World—M eets firat
and third Tuesdays of each month in I.
O. O. F. hall. Visiting Woodmen wel
come. R. S. Huston, Commander; D.
E. Severy, Clerk.
D. o f H., Siualaw Lodge No. 28—
Meets the second and fourth Thursday
evenings o f each month. Visiting mem
bers cordially invited to attend. Mae
Sanborn, C. o f H .; Isabel Severy, Re
corder.
I. O. O; F., Irene Encampment,*No.
A2 Meets in I. O. O. hall in Florence
the second and fourth Friday o f each
month. Members of this degree are cor
dially invited so attend. J. W. Tanner,
C. P.j S. J. Seymour, Scribe.
. 0 . E. S:, V ests Chapter No. 73—Meets
in Masonic hall in Florence on the
second and fourth Thursday evening in
each month. The attendance o f all via-
ng members is earnestly solicited. Mrs.
Minnie Funk, W. M.; Mrs. Mary B
Young. Recretarv.
THE
First National
BANK
M. W. A ., Ocean Wave Camp No.
7889 Meets each alternate Saturday
evening in Woodmen hall, Ae.ne. Vis
iting brothers are invited to attend. G.
R. Mills, V. C.; N. G. Wilson, Clerk.
R. N. of A ., Camp N o 2666, m eets
each alternate Saturday evening in
Woodmen hall. Acme. Visiting Neigh
bors are cordially invited to attend.
Clara E. Mills, Oracle; Rose Costello,
Recorder.
I. O. O. F., Maple Lodge No. 139
Meets every Thursday evening in I. O.
O. F.hall, Mapleton. Brothers in good
standing invited to attend. Jake Camp,
N. G .; F. Whitaker, Secresary.
h
Don’t forget that dance at
Acme Saturday night November
EUGENE, OREGON
1st. Watch’for future announce
ments.
Eugene Woolen Mill Cloth 58
and 60 inches wide $1.00 and
$1.50 per yard at the Woolen Accounts'bf all sizes welcomed
Mill Store, Florence.
Capital, surplus and
Boat Bargains—Two gasoline
Profit . . .
$290,000.00
Migon Rebekah Lodge, No. 106 Meets
motors, one bare launch hull, tw o
first end third Saturday evenings »t 8
complete launches. Inquire at
o ’clock in I. O. O.F. hall,Mapleton. Be-
phis Nichols, N. G .; Anne Sounder,
this office.
We are in communication
with a large number of people
who are interested in the
Siuslaw, among these maybe
the fellow that wants your
property. We can make you
acquainted with each other.
Secretary.
CLEAN-STRONG-PROGRESSIVE
MAPLETON-DEADWOOD
STAGE
Harbor-Sound
Investment Co.
FLORENCE? OREGON
hall, Florence. Brothers In good stand
ing invited to astend. S. C. Morris, N.
G .; M. Klorris, Secretary.
,
Connects with Boat at
Florence
Boat leave« Florence at 8 o ’alock a. m.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
le a v e s Mapleton e t 1 o ’clock a. m.
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
Stage leaves Junction City. Mondays,
Wedneedays and Friday«; leave«
Mapleton Mondays, Wednesday«
a n d F rid a y a .x
W hittaker Bros, Proprietors
Mrs. M. McCune
Mapleton, Oregon
Men's Suits Cleaned and
Pressed
PRICES REASONABLE
K. O. T. M., Acme Tent No. 89—
Meets the second and fourth Monday
o f each month in I. O. O. F. hall, Flor-
pleton at 8 p. m. \ Visiting Kights are
always .welcome. R. C. Wygant, Com.;
Frank Smith, R. K.
International Longshoremen Associa
tion—Meets first and third Fridays o f
month, 7:30 p. m. at Rita halt C. W.
McLaughlin, tec. tree.; Arthur Titus,
chairman.
CHURCHES.
First Presbyterian chureh, Rev.
Dnimm, pastor -Sunday school 10a. m.,
. a * » * * « « « * « * * * * * « preaching service 11 a. m ., Christian
.4»
Endeavor 6.30 p. m, evening service 7:30
p. m ., mid-week service Wednesday
evening 7:80. R esidenee'at personage
on Lincoion street, opposite school house.
»
M ilin ery and
Evangefieal church, W alter V. W all,
p esto r S u n d a y school 10 a. m.
Fancy Goods
ship 11 a m ., junior C. E. 2 p. m.,
plorbnch ,
ORBOON• 4
C. t T p m .,p r e a c h in g 8 p .m .,
MRS. KANOFF
Tuesday evening prayer meeting 8 p. m.
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<« corner o f If ain and Howard.