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About The Siuslaw pilot. (Florence, Oregon) 1913-1916 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 18, 1914)
THE VOL. I. SIUSiLA PILO FLORENCE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, FEBUUARY 18, 1914 COYTRACTORS ARE COMING BACK LIFE SAVING STATION TOR THESIUSLAW NUMBER 50 CARNIVAL PRISCILLA CLUB COMMITTEE PROVE CHARMING IS SELECTED ENTERTAINERS The Second Annual Valentine Ball of the Pricilla Club was an Several of the rail road con end of the tunnel before material advance step in this method o f will be hauled. , . tractors have already arrived to intertainment Over a hundred When the work starts a force look over the ground before be- guests were in attendance and will be kept busy night and day. enjoyed the hospitality of this ginnig this season’s work, and In addition to building a wharf popular organization. very near all will be in by March and warehouse at Glenada, a Brynds hall had been hand Washington, Feb 16.—Information method of transportation from 1st. somely decorated overhead and F. C. Baker, of Randall & there to the lake3 is being plan was received today by Representative on the walls were hundreds of Baker arrived Saturday and will ned. This as it is now mapped Hawley that Chief Kimball of the life large red hearts and pennants of soon have a force of men busy out means hauling the material all descriptions. The^seats were saving service had made a favorable to the top of the ridge above on their part of the road bed covered with draperies and cush Glenada by a cable and donkey which is from Acme to Maple report on Hawley’s plan for building a ions presenting a very inviting creek. In this stretch is the engine and from there to the life station a t the mouth of the Siuslaw appearance. 2200 foot tunnel cutting through lakes a narrow guage construc Dressing booths were made by river. the ridge between South slough tion railroad will be built if draping large flags in the west and Maple creek. When the arrangement can be made for This is now becoming importan be end of the pavalion, and at the work ceased last year they had a the right-of-way. cause of the increase of the commerce south east end a booth was ar The Tide Water Mill will be bore of nearly 166 feet at each ranged where Cusick J. Mahoney gin another-run soon to saw out at this point, and is welcome news. end. - served a delicious fruit punch Construction crews will begin a million and a half of lumber Congressman immediately took the during the evening. work in about a week. The road for use in the construction of the m atter up with the house committee. _The grand march was led by from South slough will be plank wharf warehouse and planking Mrs. Irwin Smith, president of roads. ed to Camp No, 4 at the north the club, and Geo. T. Schroeder, president of the Commercial The total number of children Club. _______ _ neither absent nor tardy in town Irwin Smith was floor mana schools has increased from 72 to test has nothing to do with the ger and succeeded in adding to 86 and the average number in promotion of pupils from one the pleasure of the evening, while the rural schools has not decreas grade to the other but is given acting in this capacity. ed. The total number of visitors as a drll in Spelling and toarouse The music was furnished by has increased from 7 to 8 in town a much needed interest in that Prof. Evans and Prof. McLyman Summary ot teachers’ monthly schools and from 33 to 42 in the subject We hope to be able to Orchestra and was conceeded to reports for month ending Jan rural schools. publish the standings of the win be of a high quality. To som.e extent these items of ners next time. uary 23rd. Supervisory District The evening was surely one 6f The Eugene Register of Feb increase may be due to the cessa No. 5. Respectfully submitted, " Tuesday “evening L B. Cush the most enjoyable of itp kind ruary 14th gives this item: tion of the partial cessation of “ G O L D IE V A N BIB B ER . man, president of the Port of experienced by the dancers of No. o f schools in session - 29 More than one million in taxes the contagious diseases that have Siuslaw received by mail from Florence and many compliments No. of schools reporting - 29 on 46,600 items will be ready for been prevalent in some o f the Eugene a telegram from Gon- have b e e n g lv e n U u f PriaMRa" N o.ofsch oolsrep ortin g------------ collection about next Thursday. districts but in the main they in gressman Hawley, which reads Club because of the event of last 100 percent attendance - 3 The total figure of the taxes to be dicate. a growth of interest in as follows: No. cases of truancy re collected during 1914 was com school work on the part of both ported - - - - - - - 2 Washing, Feb. 13— M r ) Mor pleted yesterday, and the tenta patrons and pupils. This inter At the annual meeting of the row’s report received hers, but Total number of children est has shown itself in class directors of the First National tive announcement of the day engineers say, does not contain in the 29 schools this which taxes will be receiv* work and other ways that are Bank, of North Bend, the follow m o n t h ........................... 411 able was annodfced by Treasurer data necessary to show need of difficult to record in figures. ing officers were elected f ’ RURAL SCHOOLS Taylor. The tbtol tax fund this additional funds, and have re Following are the results of the President Henry G. Kern. It has been quite • busy place turned it for fuller statem ent Average daily attendance 10 Spelling Contest that was held in Vice-President, Robert Banks. year ¡8 more thap $225,000 great I have had it rushed, so that it at the mill the past month, a Average percent of at-. er than for 1913..- This is largely January in the various schools, Cashier, J no. H. Greves. will be ready before the senate large force of men have been re t e n d a n c e ...................... 92.7 using a uniform set of words. A sst Cashier, H. L. Bergman. the result of a greatly increased acts on River and Harbors Bill, constructing, and in some places Average number of pupils . • The teachers and children were The bank at its first meeting state tax. and the engineers say this will entirely changing iC neither absent nor tardy 4 largely taken by surprise and the Fourteen people in two shifts in January declared a 4 per cent The south west end o f the m ill Total number of visitors 42 grades are not what we hope for are working night and day to be soon unless unforseen diffi dividend to stockholders which building where the new trim m er TOWN SCHOOLS later, consequently, in justice to was the first profit sharing divi complete the work of sending out culties arise. ......' is to be installed has bean torn Florence Think engineers here favor the the pupils who bravely did the dend declared since the bank 18,000 notices. They will proba away and the roof w ill be raised Average daily attend best they could under the circum organized. Heretofore the bank bly worb a portion of Sunday, extension. and the building extended toward ante ........................... 78 W. C. HAWLEY stances, no standings are to be invested its surplus in new busi and they worked all during the (signed) the river several fe e t Per cent of attendance 95 Member of Congress published this month but the ness rather than paying out Lincoln’s birthday holiday grant The old sorting table has been No. of pupils neither highest one. I money on the capital stock in ed other court house employes. RIVERS AND HARBOR8 BILL READY entirely torn out, and the lumbar absent nor tardy - - 44 Classes making the highest vested. Every possible effort is being Washington, D. C., Feb. 12— w ill now Isava the trim m er a t No. of visitors - - - -» 4 average in the respective made to open the tax accounts by River and Harbors bill is ready the southwest corner, and travel The bank is at present on a Mapleton grades— the middle of the week. to be reported to th e house. I t on live rolls west and down to sound, business basis, and has Average daily attend Grade 3, District 171, The following represents the includes the following appropria the new sorting table which w ill just reached a point when it is ance ............................ 64 Upper Maple Creek. taxes to be collected, state, coun tions: Coos Bay, hundred six extend north 120 fe e t possible for it to grow faster and Per cent of attendance 93 Grade 4, District 171, — ty and special: •; teen thousand; Coquille river sounder every month.—Record. The four lots recently purehas No. of pupils neither Upper Maple Creek. State and county $714,086.60 ninety thousand; Coos R iver three absent nor tardy - - sd from A. E. Seaman and Oscar Grade 5, District 169, Special school . 162,729.21 thousand; Siuslaw five thousand. Funlke have bean cleaned and No., o f visitors - - - - Clear Lake, and Dis Special high school 8,067.93 A cm e- evaled and are now being plank trict 102, Meadow (tie). Special road 28,242.20 Average daily attend ed. Grade 6, District 97, Special city 162,092.86 ance ........................... ! The mill company have lease Florence. J. C. Beck, of Point Terrace, Port b f Siuslaw 21,928.28 Percent of attendance 96 on the Schreuder property and -Grade 7, District 88, Noti. last week bought the Confection Forest patrol 991.30 No. of pupils neither Sunday morning—Presbyterian intends to use it as a lodging Grade 8, District 88, Noti. ery store and pool hall which H. absent nor tardy - - j church. Subject, "WhattaGod- house fo r mill men. They take Pupils making highest stand Bigelow has been conducting in $1,006,717.28 No. of visitors - - - - His Being, Nature and Relation posession in March. ing in the respective Mapleton. Glenada— The tank tower is in course of to Man? grades:— Mr. Bigelow has been running Average daily attend construction and will soon be Sunday evening, Union Service Grade 3, Irene Coleman, this business nearly two years, ance - - - ....... 5 complete. In our report o f the, Evangelical church. Subject, Upper Maple creek. during which time he has en capacity of the tank last week a* Per .cent of attendance 94 "The Marks of Jesus or Evi Grade 4, (tie) Lena Mathe larged it and put up his own No. of pupils neither Every woman who lives on the dences of Christian Life.”— mistake waa made. I t w ill hold son, Upper Maple creek, store building. absent nor tardy - - only 50,900 gab instead of 260,- Fay Coleman, upper Mr. Beck is well-known by the Siuslaw and is interested in im Scripture I Cor. 13. No. of visitors - - - - 000. ’ Mapple creek. Siuslaw people, having lived at proving herself and environments New timbers w HIGH SCHOOLS Grade 5, Theoren Suther Point Terrace many years, and is urged to attend a . meeting at Florence— under the oig carriage the Commercial club rooms Fri land, Meadow. has always been identified with Average daily attend the rails planed and day afternoon Feb. 27th from Grade 6 Reuben Young, the advancement of this country. ance ........................... A run o f several days has 3 to 6 o’clock. Florence. He has. moved his family to Morning service 11 a. m .—The made getting out lumbar and Per cent of attendance Grade 7, Jaunita Parsona, Mapleton and taken charge of pastor will preach. -Subject, material fo r the improvements. No. of pupils neither The Lane County State and "Our Title to Heaven.” Noti. the business. , I t is expected the mill w ill start absent nor tardy - - Savings’ Bank will close Mon Grade 8, Rebeccah Sailor, Evening service, 1 M p. m .— No. of visitors - - - C. D. Morey, finished his new day in honor of Washingtons Rev. John Drumm will preach. sometime in March. Noti. A, Mapleton— birthday. School making the highest barn Thursday. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Average daily attend Chas. Nadeau, was painting general average: Upper Maple K. L. C. E. at 6:30 p. ra. ance ........................... the inside o i h b building Friday creek, District 171. H . L. Pratt, Pastor. Per cent of attendance and Saturday. Pupil making the highest aver No. of pupils neither The Glenada Commercial Club A t a meeting o f the Siusbw age in the Supervisory District FEBRUARY FEBRUARY absent nor tardy - - - had a rousing masting Tuesday Poultry Association last week it Reuben Young, .Florence, Stand RICH W A T S S a . a. LO W W A T S S i A. a. M. 1 r. M. No. W visitors - - - evening and made plans for s lot ing 96 per cent. w ss decided there would be no h. m. 1 Date ft DaU h. m. 1 ft, 1 h. m. ¡ f t f t . 1 h. m. 1 1 Thim month’s report The next contest of this kind Thu rad ay 19 7 2 4 8. 1 9:40 « 0 Thursday 19 126 4.0 3.11 0.8 entrance fee or admission charge o f boosting work. The 20 8 4 8 14.0 20 8:46 6.5 Friday 4:14 0 0 at the Poultry show to be held in o f th b Club show a spirit couragmg. The percent of. at- will be held February 13th. The Friday 8.1 1 1029 21 4:18 3.7 9:47 6.9 Saturday 21 6 4 6 -0.2 8 .2 ,1 1 2 3 tendance in rural schools h as. in- works are selected from the text Saturday 22 6:10 8.2 22 10-49 8 4 1 1148 Sunday 7.2 8unday 6:48 -0.4 Florence February 27 and 28. A activity th a t b hard to ho IB 23 6 4 6 Monday 6:26 -0.8 prominent organisation will ba They have a large on creased from 92.2 to 92.7 ana in book in Spelling from the respec Monday 23 1124 A 4 1 24 6 4 4 24 0:80 2.4 8 4 Tuesday 6:60 -0.1 7 5 ! 1246 town schools from 90t7 to 94.7. tive gradtea. The Spelling Con- Tuesday now, aad w in grow lu formed at th at time. o .s 728 WadiMadaytf 1 0 4 7 7.S 1 1242 1 6.2 Wadnasday26 | 7:10 E l SUPERVISORY DISTRICTS At the m a s s meeting called last Friday night the Committee for 1913 made their report show ing total receipts of $669.04 and and disbursements of $684.66. This shows a shortage of $15.61. This shortage was the result of the committee assumning some expenditures not authorised by them, but which they thought should be paid. They asked to be retained until they could clear his up, when upon reporting to the new committee they could be discharged. At that time they expect to print a report. The books of the Committee show their work in detail and are open for ..inspection to any one desiring to look at their itemized accounts. Their report was adopted by the ¿meeting and a new com mittee elected consisting of H. L. McKee, Frank Smith and A. O. Knowles. MORE THAN L B. CUSHMAN AM H IIO N RECIEVESWORD INTAXFS FROMHAWLEY FIRST NATIONAL RANI OF NORTH BEND OFFICERS FORCE O L I I RUSHING BOUGHT CONFECTIONERY STOREAT MAPLETON PRESBYTERIAN SERVICES SUNDAY FEB. 22ND NOTICE TO WOMEN OF SIBSLAWAND VKDOTT SUNDAY SERVICES AT EVANfflJCAL CHURCH T ID E TABLES
