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Notes from London. Kditor Vernon, o f the Oakland Ad vanee, who is sojourning at the IxHidon A Springs, sent the following to his pa per last week. sum Among people well known to many T readers of The Advance at the Cala- V pooya Springs are Rev. and Mrs Burk V In reply tu an open latter tu him by properly of l.ane County. This means hart of Roseburg and Professor and Col. W. C. Marrar, (bounty Su|»erln- that every man worth $1000 will pay Mr*. Kd. D. Curtis of Portland. In tendent linughmmi quote* the law pro fourteen cents for the maintenance of 1874-7-7 Professor Curtis was principal You are sure to need a pair of Outing Shoe* for a trip V viding for County School Supervisor* the supervisory system, or if he is of Die rrnp'iua Academy at Wilbur. Ivrrylhing N r» nn<l to (h e Leah, automobiling, camping, mountain climbing His sister. Miss Joaic Curts, and Miss mid iperifylng their dutie* and then wortli JI0,(as; he will pay $1.00 for this lip-1 o-Ortlf W E HAVE THEM (nuku. the following dcfen*r o f the system. I will leave It to you and Nellie Spencer were assistants. Miss V MtiperviMory *y*tem : your frienda to deride for yourselvea Lueta Grubb was musical instructor. l.ane County I ihm IH2 achool diatrict*. whether the good that ia derived from The trustees were Flem Hill, Ben (M NMIMI $ <01 NIS. Prop*. Grubb Kendel Hutherlin, J. R. Dodge* not counting Kog.-ne, which i* a dia these supervisor“ ia worth the money and a Mr. Herron. Senator Rob*rt Maki-s regular trips In Ikihnnli trict o f the III ft clan*, and according or not. | m > h ( ii IIU' i < ovcry Monilay, Wodnt-a I admit that it ia quite poaaible for Booth, Hon. J. W. Hamilton, Frank to my annual report there are employed •lay mill Friday. L i - uvi - h from the supervisory system to become a Hamilton, Peret Burt, Austin and Ben V in the county 896 teacher*. 6# of which Weal Side Feed Mini Livery llnrn. ton Mirea and two aisters, John and are in Kugene and 827 in the remain political machine for the county school j ing diatrlcla. The city of Kugene find* superintendent and for the state school Jack Chapman, J. R. Dodge. Jr., Z. L. I In fact, I believe Dimmit-k, Phil Pinkston, Mrs. K. H. it an advantage to pay one man $2<*ai superintendent. Willi n it Car non'a Buffalo Ranch per year to auperintend 69 teacher* there is no law but what can be abused Pinkston, Mrs. F. B. Waite, Mrs. J. W'llil Wi*at are some nf the moat export which urc of the very a b l e t c l*««, and if one is inclined to so take advantage H. Grubb, Mrs. Jesse Randall, Stone-’ urnl daring horsemen in the world, Im- wall Sutherlin, Miss Annie Cooper. 2902 pupil*, mid you and your friend* of it. portifd direct from Ituaala, and arc As to the supervisors being main- ! Mrs. Dr. Kykendsll and others whose aeem to think thia i* all right, hut you known u* the Czar’* Cnasack*. fumed for show purposes, 1 will say names we cannot recall at this time, would inaiat on the balance of 227 were pupila o f the bygone days. Some teacher* o f the county and H217 pupil* thst I am not sure just what you mean t are among the leading citizens of the being auperviaed by the county super- by this statement. I presume thst it state; other* have finished life ’s work is the result o f the movement that ha* jntendent alone, for 11200 per year, been placet! on foot in Lane County and now rest beneath the clods of the T which la hia prcuent «alary. valley. Mr. Curtis has been a teacher The office work o f the county super and the State o f Oregon in general most of his life. He recalls nothing und which is being advocated by the ; A intendent is very heavy, lie i* allowed but p'easant recollections o f the days only $20 per month for clerk hire. county school superintendent and the spent in Douglas county and it would Till* make* it impoHMihle to keep e x su|M-rvisors to bring about industrial be a pleasure to him to meet every one work in the schools und on the farms perienced help, a* an experienced xte- o f his pupils o f the old Umpqua Aca nogrnphper rail ea*ily demand twice Recent investigations show that last i demy. year the State o f Oregon shipped in j that Mum. Therefore it i* quite necea- This is a delightful place. The hotel «ary fur the superintendent to be in 104 carloads o f eggs. This means that j accommodations are ail that could be T hi* office nearly all the time. There about $800,000 in gold w s h sent out of desired. The rates are only $8 and $10 ure 720 achool officer* in the county to Oregon for a product which might [>er week, ir.culding baths. Many have been produced at home. Poultry *ay nothing o f the thousand* o f pa- Star B rand Shoes a re B etter speak in praise of this modern pot-1 of T trona; there i* not a day o f the year experts tell us that there is no country Slloam. Many friends remember Mr*, j but there are from ten to one hundred better adapted to poultry raising than W. C. Underwood and little daughter. the Willamette Valley and that the caller* at the office o f the auperintend Mr*. Kd Rysn, A. G. Carruth and ent *eekirig information and advise hen that heat the world’s record for other people well known in Oakland. laying eggs last year was a Willamette upon Korne perplexing school problem, A We have met a few friends of Mayor o f which there arc many. Theac |»co- Valley hen und that the hen that beat V Bridges. As they are resident« of ple expect the auperintendent to be in the world's record the year before for , l.ane county they cannot vote for him, laying eggs was a Willamette Valiev hia office and are diapleased it he is but nearly all would like to vote for not. On the other hand the superin hen. I f each pupil in Lane County him. One man asid: " I cannot vote would keep and care for thirty hens tendent i* required to visit every school for Joe because I reside in Lane ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ district in hi* county at least once each the income from them would be three county, but 1 did vote for him when i ♦ Rear >f First National Hank ItuiMing year; if he doe* not he i* severely cri times what our entire school system lived in Drain. 1 do not agree with ♦ ♦ costa. ticised for it. The 1H2 district* will him on all matters, but he has made ♦ ♦ It is claimed by those who claim to average at the very lca*t five mile* | good in the legislature and will do so ♦ ♦ Drinking Cups. 25c, 35c, 50c Cold C re a m _____ 25c-50c apart. This will require the auperin- have investigated that the pork pro ♦ A i again. He has had previous exper- ♦ Cameras $2.00 to $25.00 Adhesive T a p e __ ..10c up tendent of l.ane County to travel more ducts shipped into Oregon last year ♦ ♦ 1 ience. That ia worth something.” Fountain Pens, $1.50to $7.00 Court Plaster. 10c-25c than PI09 rr.ilea, spend at least an hour coat the atate between eighteen and ♦ ♦ Kd Kllenburg, formerly o f Drain, is Rexall Watches........... $1.00 ^Liquid) To ♦ A M I I r p r III' K I r .1 | I u s i I I u l io t i in each school beside* three tiu.es that twenty million of dollars in gold. ♦ I III I P li P •I|*rti* 11 « li t « i r » f o t ( h r (Guaranteed 1 year) Talcum Powder ___ on the road, and yet he mu*t be in the be brief it is an estalished fact that driving the I.ondor-Cottage Grove ♦ ♦ U U L L L U L t a l l or i t t r a l r f ti ll H r ( H r III ’ A - • tiri p I h l o u t t r a i t i iti*! m u I Io n I n d u r i r P ip e s .................. . 25c-35c Tea Tablets, box ♦ _ . . office to listen to the trouble* of the the State o f Oregon ia not producing stage. ♦ O r u r f a l A g tk u lliltr. A g ro n o m y . A n im a l The farmers have just about finished ♦ Malted M i l k ....... 50c-$1.00 (Compound Tea ♦ llu a t* a n d »y . I»« ity l l u a i a a t H l t \ . Mai i m district officer* and patrons, among anything like the amount o f the com o l o g y , ( t o t a l l y a m i r i a n t l * a t h o L > g > . I ’o u l ♦ which your friends are included. It modities o f life she consumes. There putting up an abundant crop o f hay. Thermo* Bottles, Special, $2 00 and $3.00 tiV l i u t i , aitili > I lo t I k u llu t r I nlo ittul ♦ u k ) . \ rir in id i) S t i f i t t i C i v i l Httgltterr* is a strong movement on foot in the and are commencing their grain har seems to me thst somebody is not at iltg , l . l r v t f k a l H lt g llt r r « tu g M raltuttU u l ♦ state to encourage the people to take vest, which is looking good. ) iig u tr< r lu g M lititig I-t ig t iir r r t t ig . M ig li all consistent. ♦ t*rty I i i g n t r « t m g ( k . in * « t u H c i r n t > I*» The gardens are looking fine and a tt t«* |M lit I •»in i n n e t to rra lry , that Many counties o f the state have less more kindly to farm life and exper specially large crop o f potatoes is ex ♦ . / he S to re n tary /o o lo g y l tin ti Iti r y . I'h y a k a , than fifty school districts. Very few ience has shown that in order to be a M at Itr tort It • K m gita li L a n g u a g e atttl ♦ pected. success u movement of this kind must l . i l r i a t u t r . riil.lt. h | h *a W ii t g. M ‘ « l i lit ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ have It'd. The superintendent can Language*. lilaloty. A ll. A lt h llrv tu rr, The weather is ideal, every one ia l u « I u « t l i u l t‘r« t a go g> I ’ liyau al P.ilutnllutl, handle the work o f such a county. In be begun with the children. There busy and most every one is happy. M i l i t a t i Helen« r a m l r u t i l o , «itti M u *u fart the law does not permit a county fore, all over the state and the county i n U l ' i g i i r aliti tlluatt « I r . I h l r t a l t l t r 1 Those who are not are not improving iiiMltr«! I t r r o il u |i|ilu al toll A ililtru of less than 00 districts to employ a the school children are being encour 1 the opportunities that are offered K * g i t t i .»t O r e g o n A g r i c u l t u r a l C o l l e g e , supervisor. Many school officer* of aged to produce something useful in t D ivalli* O lrg u ii them. While it is presidential year o«»* l.ane County have told me in the last the home by their own labor. This is and nearly every one ia interested in T IT eight months that this is the first time being backed by the achool superin School Year Opens September 20th the welfare of our country they are not in eight years when theie has oeen a tendents and supervisors. 1 have in losing any sleep over it. school officer in their school house; structed all the supervisors of l.ane The Rouse saw mill is running with there is one instance where this year County to press this at every oppor a short crew owing to the scarcity of tOti-jUCKUU» o L K tU irtU b hua been the first in ten. ! do not tunity. The State Fair Association, N o m a l i mm a I m i t i « V a I I I i i i a « Y i l . i i labor. think that the former county superin the l.ane County Fair Association, and I >«r W ow ii-to-K it The Black Butte mines are still idle. H I I k E l a s t i c H o s i e r y tendents have tieen to blame. I think several towns and villages o f Lane The bottling plant at the Calapooya rrlirv e » at unce- often cure*. it hua been and ia yet n physical im County, at which local fairs and in Springs is temporarily shut down on .Storking*. K n * * Cap*. A n k la l* possibility for the county superintend dustrial shows will be held, have o f H a l f m< M i i r t ^ n t i l b l a n k u a I « t l u a account of supplies but will be running W OODA1D.CURKKACO. ents to do all thut is e\ported o f him. fered handsome prize -lists for the best again full blast in a few days. The I 'o r t l a u d . O r o f t m Under the supervisory law as stated production in order to encourage the new building for the bottling works ) My Fall Samples o f Domestic ami Foreign Goods above all o f the diatricta of l.ane work. I f this is what you mean by will soon be completed, when tile new are now in and are the best ever brought to the County, with two exception*, have been the schi ol supervisors being main T H K BRA1 T\ » T R A I N machinery will be instilled, greatly in- city. I am hard up, and in order to jjet some o f visited this year from two to six times tained for show purposes 1 have no creasing the facilities for bottling and the fall business in early I will make large by school supervisors. These two ex further explanation to make. handing the water. We are informed ! enough reductions to make it worth while. Get ceptions that were not visited were in I h e history o f education Bhows that W h y n«*l g r t I h r U » f W i l l h a v e a»t nr g t .« h | that the output will then be double j your clothes made before the rush starts. O JC kr ta lt u U • I p u l i r l a lot «u le tuun H ere* the supervisory district of the county when the office of County Superintend what it is now, which is greatly needed lilint <»l <*rtittgr P a t i in Hrp|. fh r> utr noted school superintendent and they were ent was created the very same objec lut I h r lr r i t r l l r u t l a y i n g au«l l i a r t u M e to supply the demand for these popular , • p i a l l i l e « t'olii lit Urti Y o u « iilitiol g r t • l» r t t r r not visited because it was impossible tion was raised. The good people of g n m a ! put j*o«e lo w I Ihuti t h r W y i i i u l o t t r . mineral waters. « al l anti ttta pr tf niy I n n i « l i r l u t r b u y i n g for him to got to thorn before they the state claimed that the state auper The salts plant will also be installed closed. intendent was enough and that the in the new building, which will give I C. M4PP>, ( u l l a g e G rovp , Oregon Under the su|wrviaory system, in a county aufierintendenta were unneces lietter facilities for handling the saline very groat number o f the rural schools, sary. I feel sure that your friends in product as well as the water. the system o f lighting and sanitary objecting to the supervisors do not un The “ Progressive" Party There are many people visiting Cal la the individual, man nr woman, who condition* have been improved; many derstand the merits of the system. apooya Springs, some for health and use* Foley Kidney I’ illa for barkarhe, local meeting* of patrons and tearhera 1 have given the law as it is. I have some for pleasure, others for rest and rheumntiatn. weakliark, and other kid have been held. In ahort the rural no praise for o f the supervisors more recreation, and all seem to realize ney and tdadder irregularities. Foley schools o f l.ane County have made than that they have been satisfactory their greatest expectations. Kidney I’ illa are healing, strengthen more advancement and have r* ceived to me. Let it lie conceded that a super- Among the guests are Mrs. K. J. ing, tonic and quick to produce liene- more effective supervision during the viaor was incompetent and did not per Freed and daughter uf Centralis, ti.-inI reiulU. Contains no harmful last school year than in the last five form his duty well. Is that any reason Wash., Mr and Mrs. J. E. Haines and drug*. Never sold in bulk. Put up in preceding years. that the whole system should be con daughters. Eugene. two size* in aealed bottlca. The genu It is a peculiar fact that many direc demned? The hotel is receiving calls for res ine in a yellow package. New Kra tors have informed the achool super- I have given the law as it is. I ervations from many places in Wash Drug Store. viaora that if they came around their have tried briefly to point out its ad ington and Idaho as well as Oregon. schools offering suggestions they would vantages in Lane County, and show not be heeded. In consequence of how conditions are without it. I ask Veterinary Surgeon. which the supervisors gave them little you to consider well before you con Dr. H. H. Owen, Veterinary Sur and comfort in the home that is furnished Respectfully, attention and now, Hfter the school demn it. geon, Room 14, Woodward Bldg., Phone from Simeral & VanDenburjf's. Our hand year has closed, the very same direc H. C. B A U G H M A N . 10. Graduate Kansas City Veterinary some parlor, dining-room, library, bed tors are loudest in their criticisms that County School Superintendent. College. the school supervisors are doing their room and kitchen furniture is o f the very schools no good. latest designs and makes a most beauti _Phone 35 wisi ? ? Supervisor L aw E xplained by C ounty S uperintendent ? ? t ? ? Ladies’ tan calf, I 6 button, top ? ? Jace at $3.75 ? ? Ladies’ gun calf, I 6 button, top f ? lace at $3.50 j ? ? ? Ladies’ gun metal, 16 button ? ? at $4.50 ? ? Ladies’ tan, I 2 button, at $2.75 ? ? Ladies’ Russia calf, 5 button ? at $3.50 Y ❖ t Also M en’s 12 and 16 in. high top, tan outing boots ? Feed & Livery BARN HOIII M U AN IMPORTANT MID-SUMMER EVENT S U M '. ? t ? W H E N in need of Harness Goods, see ? ± LEGAT Burkholder-Woods Co. ❖ t t f f f ? V V t ❖ ❖ f ❖ ❖ ❖ * ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ t ❖ f J Sixth Street V a c a t io n S u g g e s t io n s OREGON AGRICULTURAL ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ T h e M o d e rn P h a rm a c y > ^ < H E S H O P where Good Printing Is Done: T h e Cottage Grove Sentinel Times Are Hard Big Reduction— j PARI RUHM W Y AN DO I II S Bohlman 75h e T A IL O R There’s an Air of Style Some of the Items We Buy and Sell <| Galvanized Water Pipe and Killings, Tarred Pujier, Gould Pumps, Barbed W ire, Fence Wire, Poultry Netting, Enameled Ware, Tin Ware, Shelf Hard ware, Hotel Crockery. <| We call your particular atten tion to our line of rugs which includes Granite, Union, All- W ool and Cashmere Art Squares, also Tapestry and Body Brussels, Vehets and Axminsters. The largest assortment in the city. 4] If you are interested in second hand buggies or wagons, we have four items o f this kind to show you. Call And See Us KNOWLES & GRABER Rural Conference to Help Farmer. It is well known that any company or corporation employing a large num ber o f workmen have at least one overseer for every 50 or 60 men to see that the work is done according to prescribed plans. It is true that school teachers are required to take an examination and are considered to be long to a profession, yet they are all required to work according to |>«r- acribed rules and regulations—the state course o f study. I believe that thia supervision in the instruction of our youth is at least as important as railroad building and sewer eonstruc- l>on- As to the cost o f the superviaory system I will say that the past school year has cost Lane Countv $5250; in order to raise this amount it is neres- sary to levy a tax o f fourteen one hun- A rural conference that will deal Finest Sutmriua Homcsiies For Sale with all phases o f farm life will be I have decidtai to offer for sale all held at the Oregon Agricultural Col my land within the city limits, con lege this fall. Dates have not been sisting o f 20 acres, making three very set yet. due to desire to avoid poaaible desirable places with springs o f the best o f water. conflicts in the other state gatherings. The home place o f about tive acres, The farm home will be studied at has a spring, piped to the house, the coming conference. It is e x a c t e d furnishing alanit 7000 gallons water to have excursions run from various daily, with fall enough to furnish power for private light plant. parts of the state, bringing representa tive farmers in large numbers. Ex- B etter See M e R ight A w ay ports on rural problems will talk and teachers and clergymen will give sug- gestinns as to how country life may be made more pleasant and profitable. The gathering is being arranged by "W ere all medicines as meritorious I’rof. Ralph D. Hetzel, director of ex as Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and tensions at the college aad he hopes to Diarrhoea Remedy the world would be make it comprehensive in scope and much better off and the percentage of expects the result* will be helpful. S. B. j MORSS suffering greatly decreased.” writes Ind. For ..l h e shop.. Wh<>re Good |»rjnting is Linsday Scott, o f Temple, sale by all druggists dredtha o f a mill on the assessable Done—The Sentinel. ful ami attractive display for the house w ife to choose from. Prices are as at tractive as the furniture. SIMERAL & VAN DENBURG THE FURNITURE DEALERS ^ f ^ E D D I N G Stationery, Party Invitations. T h e Shop W here Good Printing Is Done
