SIUSLAW
FLORENCE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, MAY G, 1914
RHODODENDRON FESTIVAL TO
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BE ELABORATE AFFAIR
NUMBER 14
In spite of telegrams sent to outside papers and
' rumors that the Hugh Hogan would be a total lois, and
that those on board weredn danger of living drowned,
the schooner is now at the Tlfle W ater. Mill - Cwnpanv’a
dock and no lives have been lost.
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\\ hile it looked as though thè schooner might have
been driven to a position on the beach where it would
have been impossible to pull off, at no time were those
on board thought to be facing death.
The life saving crews came from the Yaquina and
Umpqua to be present if conditions developed that would
endanger life, and to carry lines to the schooner.
Reports printed in the Oregonian and Coos Bay papers,
dated at Florence, must have been written by some one
greatly excited, or without knowledge of what had
happened, and they will create an impression that the
Siuslaw bar is very dangerous and strewn with wrecks.
Making a sensational write-up at the expense of a
community is costly, and it is to be regretted that in
this case such articles were sent out for publication.
A rumor that the schooner was ordered Out by the
mill owners was also given considerable publicity, but
was absolutely false and untrue.
— The editor of this paper was oh ' thè launch ‘ which '
took Mr. Johnspn Porter to the mouth of the nver in
response to a message that the Hugh Hogan was in dis­
tress, and Mr. Porter, was heard to remark. “ I trust
in Capt Jones’ judgement, and I am confident he would
not have attempted to cross the bar, unless conditions
were favorable. ”
Rumors that affect the character or business interest
of people are nothing but scandal, and are nothing else
when printed.
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seven-mile trail and'telephone
line to the top of Prairie mount­
ain. Here he will locate a look­
out station from which a guard
can watch the forests • in four!
eountiesi southern Lincotn weat-'f------ ’ 1
ern Benton, western Lane and i
/l
northern Douglas,
The work !
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will cost about $500.
Thursday the Hugh Hogan
When
done he will
start worked into the river and a line
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w'" 8iart
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was
aboard and fastened to
a “
mouth
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it® the*"™ km entofthenorthjetty.
S a w t " h m o ,l ¡V i® , Thuraday’ Friday and Saturday
HUGH HOGAN
NOW DOCKED
AT FLORENCE
/As the time draws closer to the more than a five minutes talk, at
f e stival a st rong e r interest is 1 this l ime, describing the" 1 re-1
i being taken by the people of the > sources of dach province and |
; Siuslaw in having a fitting part swearing allegiance to the reign
in its celebration. Mapleton, of Empress Rhododendra.
Glenada, North Fork and other A large platform or barge will j
communities are busy with be extended out from the dock,
preparations to be represented so that all the ceremonies may be
at the royal gathering.
plainly seen from either the river
Committees are busy in an or the shore.
1 creek
creek 1 T his
h i *.11
s ^ l l be
t e the
t h ! first of a to the river channels. The Long-
effort to make the festival this
12 m. _ A banquet will be
ro v e X unJ; V l ^
f
B rem en went down and h d A
year the best one ever held.
served 5y the Florence queen to
“ m h! and
T
U3la* 38 far to unload lumber, a crew under
The program as far as com- j the royalty assembled. The line
eventually
> «is
as Mount,
Lorane.—Guard
* as far t ' Rnw*n.ju. Qt..
was
the vessel
pteted is as follows:
¡of march will be from barge to
while
Joe
Porter
had
charge
of
Thursday May 21, 10 a. m.— north side of Front street, thence
the
shore
work,
and
these
crews
Boat parade leaves Acme. The to Lincoln street and returning
M. W. ENGLAND
worked night and day until Satur­
Empress leading, followed by ' on south side of Front street to
day
evening when the schooner
STABBED
SATURDAY
the boats of the different queens, banquet hall.
was
pulled into the channel and
It is desired that as many as 1:30 p. m.—School parade
Saturday afternoon about 5:30 the Roscoe made fast and started
possible who have boats, decorate starts.
o clock M. W. England was to bring it up the river. The
them and join in this procession.
2 p. m. -Royalty will re-
stabbed in the left side by schooner was full of water and
suitable prize will be offered assemble at pa valion, near church.
Thomas Russell.
a heavy tow. When near the
Tor the best decorated boat
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o u i
It seems as if there had been old salt house below Florence it
r The procession of boats, will -pro-
m> Sch<x)1 Pegram.
somedispute about pasture land ran onto sand where it remained
„
nv°r
taterertiw for
ceed from Acme down the
and Mr. Russell called at the until Sunday night. Some of the
to.a point near the old mill at I
England home and in a dispute lumber was unloaded on a scow
Spruce point, then circle back 3:30 p. m.—An interesting -
Russell drew a dirk knife and and the high tide made it possible
and anchor in the middle of the cour^ scene will be presented, in
used it upon England. The knife for the tug to pull the vessel off.
river, opposite the Florence which an issue of very ffeat nn
penetrated the left side, and The launches Lena and Mae
queen’s barge, which will be portance will ¡he debated by the
ranging
upward toward the assisted in getting lines aboard,
great legal heads of the court of
located out from the city dock
heart,
pierced
the lungs.
and especially captain Tanner did
The boat of the Empress will the empress.
Mr. England was brought to some good work with his launch.
4
p.
m.—
Water
sports,
con
approach first, - salute the Flor­
Florence Saturday night and Capt Turner has arrive^ to
ence Queen with her flags; ’ the sisting -of boat races, swiming
placed in a physicians care. He represent the underwriters and
Empress will then disembark and numerous other feats of skill
is now resting easily.
arrangements are being made to
with her court followers and be and daring.
I Justice Goude deputised Clark tow the schooner to Portland
received by the Florence Queen.
7 p. m. Basket ball games.
McLaughlin as Unstable and he where she will be unloaded and
Then each queen, as designated, A double header. Boys and girls.
went out Saturday night and repaired.
F
will approach, one at a time, Dancing after the ¿ fe e .
brought Russell to Florence. A A diver is expected to arrive
VOTING CONTEST CLOSES
salute with flags and disembark.
Friday May 22, forenoon—
preliminary hearing was arrang­ soon and4 inspect the hull so an
After all the royalty have Program to be arranged.
WITHJASKET SOCIAL ed Monday morning at 11 o’clock. estimate, can be made of the
gathered on the barge, the cere­ Afternoon—will be devoted
Russell waived* examination and
mony of crowning Empress entirely to sports
. A basket social Saturday even­ Tuesday he was taken to Eugene damage and repairs necessary to
Baseball
Rhododendra will take place.
game and field meet.
ing May 9th at 7:30 will close the by deputy constable Fred Meyers. put the schooner in shape to
tow at sea.
Geo.
Goiter
returned
from
Cali-
The Lord High Mayor will re- 7 a. m. Another basket oall
contest for Queen Rhododendra.
foma
Tuesday
afternoon.
A special free program with
ceive the Empress and visiting game Double header. Boys and
Voters at Eugene authorize a
Frank Knowles is having gravel vaudeville
Queens with a speech of welcome, girls.
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stunts has been municipal band, an armory and James J. Hill has given $50-
The representative of each' qU’een
The evening will be given over hauled to begin the erection of arranged and will be an enjoy the acquiring of Skinner’s Butte 000 to the Christian Church Bible
School for a new building at
another building in Glenada.
able feature.
will be requested to make, not to dancing.
by the city.
Eugene.
The boiler and engine for the
The ladies are requested to
shingle mill arrived on the Rust­ bring well-filled baskets. A
ler and it will be installed at once. prize of 100 votes will be given
The interior of the lower floor for the prettiest basket, the best
of the Fox-Miner building is be­ character basket and the ugliest
ing fixed up for the new general basket
Whose basket will bring the
merchandise store. •
highest
price should interest you.
The twy-ber has moved into the
Come
and
see the auctioneer
annex to the Mission Pool f’ar-
fool some of the young fellows.
lors.
In the race for queen the
Blackies Inn has doubled its ,
candidates
lunch counter and is busy serving as follows. and their standing is
the public.
Nimo Buchanan
1890
A basket social was held in the
Eleanor Säubert .
1750
church building and funds raised
Marie Deveny „
1455
for the Rhododendron Festival.
Hazel Weatherson
1370
Miss Jane Colter was elected ! Mary Cassidy . .
866
queen, and Miss Nora Lowe and
Agnes Ha ¡ng . .
1101
Nita Hansen were selected as
queen’s maids.
Building activity still con- MISS LULU BEERS
D Y E R & B A L D W IN
tinous and business is growing.
T
MAPLETON'S
QUEEN
Our Stock Of
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Business men of Glenada are!
receiving
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many letters ui
of inquiry
The contest for Queen of
as to prospects and surrounding M»pleton Province was closed
country.
last Saturday night with a dance. will be the most complete in the vallgy. We will receive addition
to the stock we now have on hand on every boat that comes in.
Two weeks previously a basket
social was given and now the
SEE US FOR
NORTH FORK SELECT .
committee have raised a large
CEMENT, LINE, SEWER PIPE, DRAIN TILE,
THEIR FESTIVAL QUEEN sum 6f money to furbish costumes
LIME FERTALIZER
for the Queen and her court
The final count of votes ended
• At a basket social held last
| Saturday night the North Fork with Miss Lulu Beers elected
We are showing a varity of Patterns and Models
¡people raised funds to secure queen.
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costumes for their royal repre-
Miss Alberta Knowles and
We also show in better grades fjjom
Lsentatives at the Rhododendron Inez Brazee were selected as
|l Festival. A program and dance maids.
was enjoyed.
The Mapleton people are en­
thusiastic
come to the
p
Miss
Frieda
Lindgren
was
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------ and will wniv
Mie
of well known makes like HIRSCH, WICK-
L eJec&tLqueen andwiil -represent • K,‘slivaI prepared to make th«
W IR E SCHLOSS BROS. FITFORM.
Ceres; Miss Bessie DotBuchanan who,e kingdom admire their dis-
|
was
elected to represent Flora, play of P°mP and loyality to the
A
and
Miss
Leona Vanderberg was impress.
If jou are hard to fit you can choose from 500
elected to represent Pomona.
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samples and have a suit to your measure
The
North
Fork
province
is
WILL
BUILD
A
>
> r
We are pleased to show you a t any time
preparing to come to the Festival
c.v c cnuA1_
in royal state and take part in
JlA-NHLfc ILLtrnUNL
, the ceremonies crowning Rhodo- T. , ,
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dendra VII.
The state supervisor in Eugene, |
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(C. V. Oglesby, has more exten­
sive plans for development work
A neat flag pole has been raised in Lane county than ever before.
C o n q u e r o r H a ts
on top of the Masonic building, This work will commence next
D o u g la s S h o e s
F lo r e n c e , O r e g o n
i The machinery for J. P. Cox’s week when Oglesby will take a
ice plant was brought in on the crew of three men tb Lake Creek
W e make a speciality of made to order clnriiin g .
I Rustler and will soon be installed. and begin the construction of a
Cleaning and Preaaing. Buttons made to order.
workin« to &et her
WHAT’S DOING
IN GLENADA
Special Sale
On
Sarsaparilla
The Great Spring Tonic
$1:00 Bottles at 75c
Store
Siuslaw Building Material Go.
Doors, Windows, Moldings, Roofing Paper Etc.
will buy you an All Wool
Suit well made
$18 TO $25 SUITS _
R-K-R Warehouse
F ive V otes
-
F o r Q ueen
• Given with each $1 Purchase
THE FLORENCE RACKET STORE
WOOLEN MILL STORE
T h e P ride of
F orence