The Siuslaw pilot. (Florence, Oregon) 1913-1916, June 03, 1914, Image 1

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    THE
SIUSLAW
FLORENCE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JUNE â, TO14
* VOL. IL
FRONT STREET WILL
BE PLANKED AT ONCE
Mopday night at the regular . thereof that he will pay his pro-
rineeting of the city council Wm. i portionate cost of said improve^
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ment, and all of the other signers
Kyle appeared and asked tha,
to and with each
t t ie pro pe rty 2
—ron. * indi v idual s igner' hereof th a t 4»-
street between Washington and consideration of said payment of
Jefferson be given permission to said share of improvement cost
»improve this street by planking, 1 that they will at once proceed to
that the city improve the inter­ work and complete as soon as
possible the improvement herein
sections, and as evidence of their described, after permission from
desire the property owners had the Council.
read to the council the following
WM. BRYND,
Street Committee.
agreement:
J. W. Bergman, John Berg­
June 1, 1914.
Wheareas, the undersigned man, W. H. O’Kelly, D. J. Staup,
real property owners along Front I J. A. Parker, C. L. Wayman,
Street in the City of Florence, ! Mrs. J. Yates, James Morris,
Lane County, Oregon are desirous ■ Mrs. Geo. T. Schroeder, Wm.
of improving that portion of Kyle & Sons Co., Wm. Brynd,
Front Street from the west line Mabel B. Slemmons, Wm. F.
Robert S.
Huston,
i f Washington Street to the west Safley,
McHardy,
Jack
ie of Jefferson Street by putting Catherine
jwn thereon a plank roadway Gilmore.
I three inches thick for the whole The names of only two of the
width of said Street, exclusive abutting property owners were
of sidewalks; and in order that lacking on the agreement, and it
said work and improvement may is believed they are favorable
be done and made as soon as to the improvement and will
possible and without .the delay sign. These two are George
necessary to proceedings and Melvin Miller of Eugene, and G,
assessment by the Council for Bettman of Portland,and neither
said improvement,
were in Florence at the time of
We and each of us hereby . circulation of the agreement
agree to and with one another Tuesday morning the city en-
and each one with all of the ! gineer began the work of estab­
others that each of US" shall pay lishing grade stakes and the
for such improvement such por­ ‘ planking will be rushed by a
tion of th e whole cost of said im­ force of men as soon as the pre-
provement (reckoned proportion­ li minary work will permit
ally) as his front footage on said
portion to be improved bears to Tom Richardson, the Portland
the entire front footage of the Commercial club booster, esti-
real property fronting on said nfStes Oregon has lost 20,000
¡>rtion of Front Street; and each people on account of women not
us hereby agrees and promises making it pleasant for new
with all of the other signers comers.
School Fair Should Be
Encouraged.
It was at first hoped to’give four prizes of$l,
75c, 50c and 25c respectively for all contests
at the school fair, but on surrtming up the
number of prizes earned by the various schools,
it is found thattlie$75 allowed by the carni-'
val committee, which was plenty for the two
previous school fairs, will not coverthe 54 first
prizes and 38 second prizes. While it is en­
couraging to note the surprising increase in
the variety of exhibits and the unusual num­
ber of entries in each contest, it is vex.’ un­
fortunate that the little folks who alom nave
made this growth possible, should be deprived
of their prizes which they have earned.
By way of suggestion it might be stated
that the school committee is ready to make up
the shortage out of private funds for small
rural schools.
The Mapleton business men
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have already made up a sufficient sum fo cover
the third and fourth prizes and also the spec­
ial prizes for those exhibits that the judges
deemed worthy of such. Can the otheY towns
do as much for their boys and girls.
PILOT
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finishp / the
WILL PUT
AUTO STAGE WM.KYLE&SONS
ON BEACH NEW BUILDING
Sunday afternoon a party con­ The carpenters are finishing
sisting of Admiral Holden, of the inside of the new building
Marshfield, Capt, M, J. Cornwall being erected by Wm. Kyle &
of Gardiner, V. C. Gorst and Sons on Front Street, just west
Jerry Kinney, of Marshfield I ot ^ e Bay Miew hotel,
The building has been painted
arrived from Marshfield, coming
and the plastering all put on.
by auto up the beach.
The upstairs will have two three-
They drove a Ford machine room flats nicely arranged.
and left Marshfield at 8 o’clock
Three office rooms will face on
and were only a little over two Front street, two of which have
hours of driving time on the been rented by Dr. Geo. P. Ed­
beach. The object of the trip wards. Capt Robert Jones has
was to investigate the feasibility taken one of the flats.
of an auto stage from the Sius­ . The west room on the ground
law to the Umpqua.
floor has been leased for the post-
Gorst & Kinney have already office by Postmaster Buchannan,
an auto service between the who has moved in and is getting
Umpqua and Coos Bay and they settled in the new location.
expect to extend the service to
C. H. Watt’s jewelry store will
Florence.
occupy the other business room
No difficulty was experienced and the stock will be moved in
on the trip and if arrangements this week.
can be made they will soon put This building presents a neat
two Fords on the run between and attractive appearance and
Florence and Gardiner.
will be a great help in affording
Capt Cornwall, who accom­ additional room for the growing
panied the party has been con­ business interests of Florence.
nected with the Drain-Coos Bay The plana for the building were
Stage for thirty-six years and made by architect Ford of Eu­
has been indentified with other gene, and its construction was
interest on the Umpqua and Coos under the supervision of S. Jen­
Bay for many years.
sen.
The party returned Monday
after looking into the conditions
Work begins in June on
and possibilities of a through new Sutherlin, Coos Bay
Thomas Russel of the lower Sunday a game of base ball route from Florence to Coos Bay. Eastern railroad.
Siuslaw country, charged with was played between the Tide
assault with intent to kill W. M. Water Mill Co. team and Maple­
England, is accused of stab­ ton.
Excursion boats were run to
bing England with a knife on
Mapleton
and the game was
May 2.
ThomaaTtussell will be admit­ called at 2 o’clock. The game
ted to bail in the sum of $1000. ended in a score of 9 to 7 in j
His attorney, after arraignment, favor of Tide Water.
In the first inning the pitcher'
asked that bail be allowed, the
justice peace at Florence refus­ was batted hard and the visitors
ing to accept a t»nd, and the netted 8 tallies. Mapleton put
prisoner has been in the county Norman Morris in the box and
ja il ever since. County Attor­ by hard work the score was held
ney Devers stated that a number down.
Thompson who pitched for
o f citizens of Florence had sent
a petition requesting that no bail Tide Water has a reputation
be granted as they were afraid backing that arm of his and only
to have Russell go back there. showed mercy when repeatedly
Mr. Bean stated Russell intended urged by his own team to slow
to stay ih Eugene till his trial up.
DY ER & BALDW IN
Last Sunday the Mapleton
and would perhaps stay away
Our Stock Of
"from Florence permantly in case bunch came down to Florence and
he is acquitted. Judge Harris secured a victory. It is expected
stated he would have to behave that several interesting games
himself if let out on bonds and will be contested for by these will be the most complete in the valley. We will receive addition
I to the stock we now have on hand on every boat that comes in.
fixed the bail at $1000, which will two teams this season.
SEE US FOR
1 at once be furnished. Eugene
J Register.
CEMENT,
LIME,
SEWER PIPE, DRAIN TILE,
THE CITY COUNCIL
RUSSELL IS
TIDE WATER ,
BOUND OVER
TEAM WAR
IE THE KODAK
That Gives
Pleasure
Store
Siuslaw Building Material Co.
Doors, Windows, Moldings, Roofing Paper Etc.
COMPLETING WATER
AND SEWER SYSTEM
AT LIGHT HOUSE
will buy you an All Wool
Suit well made
We are showing a varity of Patterns and Models
We also show in better grades from
$18 TO $25 SUITS
of well known makes like HIRSCH, WICK-
WIRE SCHLOSS BROS. FITFORM.
If you are hard to fit you can choose from 500
samples and have a suit to your measure
We are pleased to show you at any time
WOOLEN MILL STORE
Conqueror Hats
Douglas Shoes
i
Florence, Oregon
GRINDS OUT WORK
LIME FEkTALIZER
R-K-R Warehouse
The city council met in regular
session Monday evening. All
i members were present A large
J. A. Laughead, representing amount of cjty business was gon«»*
the construction department of over and disposed of.
the Light House Service is at! In the matter of Adams street
Suits Made
Heceta Head improving and the viewers recommended that it
completing the water and sewer be straightened out at the inter­
system for the government build­ section of Second before improv-
ings.
ing. Their report was accepted N e x t to Telephone Office,
The keepers residences are and the viewers discharged. A
being piped for hot and cold petitition signed by the resident
water and lavatories, making property owners on Adams s tre e t:
them modem in this respect
to have it straightened was pre-
Mr. Laughead has been at sented.
work about a week now and will
Wm. Kyle appeared on behalf :
probably be a couple of months of property owners on Front
yet at the job.
street asking permission to im -;
The homes of the light keepers prove it by planking the street
and the tower is situated at a between Washington and Jeffer-1
point on Heceta Head overlook­ sons treets.
ing the ocean and are supplied
A petition was presented ask- ’
with spring water for drinking ing that a drainage district be i
and household purposes. Capt. made, commencing at the corner
O. L. Hansen is head keeper and of Sixth and Madison streets,
he and his family have lived running west to Quincy, and from
there for many years.
the corner of Fifth and Madison I
The Catholic cathedral to be to Quincy, thence south to the
erected in east Portland will cost the river.
A building restriction ordi­
building and grounds, $1,000,000. nance
was read the second time,
The Knights of Colurqbus will and will come up for third read­
We make a speciality of
erect a club building to cost $100,- ing and passage at the next
Cleaning ant id Pressing.
meeting.
¡000.
HENRY HYRKAS
L a d ie ’s an d G e n t’s T a ilo r
to Order.
Cleanining and Pressing a Specialty.
Florence, Oregon
Special sale on Williams
Talcum Powder
1 5 e ts
THE FLORENCEKACKET STORE
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The Pride of
Florence
made to order clothing,
Buttons made to order.