MONDAY, April 20
Special Engagement of the Best of Swedish Dialect Comedians
...Ben HcndricKs...
And an Excellent Company of Players. Including the Famous
Original Swedish Ladies Quartette Direct From Stock
holm, Sweden, In the Time Tried and Ever
Popular Comedy-Drama
"' Ole Olson
Filled to Hie Brim With Roaring Scenes Touches the Heart
Interest Brilliant Specialties
Admission 75, 50 and 25c. Tickets on sale in Masonic Temple.
mi
For
your face to glow with honest pride, nothing is quite the
equal of this
Planet Jr. No. 17 S"BL
It is suited to ail kinds of i;;u den cultivation and all garifla crops. You
can do more and better hoeing with it in one dav thin von can do in
three days with a hand hoe. Th:3 is but one of 52 FUrict Jr. tools of
equal sueriority.
Call at our store and look into their merits. Price of wheel hoe
shown in cut with attachments $5.50 -These and a large line of the
best ad latest improved farm and garden implements for sale by
CRAMER BROS.
Odd Fellows Block.
Ocean
wave
.Something now in Washing-
Machines operated with
a rly wheel and a unitjie re
versible "ear. 15uilt yood
and strong for hard usage
and wear.
1IA1IMMDDLE HARDWARE Co.
Grants Pass, - Oregon.
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'E wish to eill special attention to otir white
shirt waists. We have some very pretty
as well as novel ones in the latent styles.
The Pcau do Soie and China silks are rare bargains.
Also our line in underskirts of mercerized sateen arc
selling fast at the reasonably low prices.
Closing out sale of Ladies' and Children's sun bonnets.
Do nt miss this sale,
Mrs. J. A. Rehkopf
Agent for
New Idea Patterns, 10c.
When sent bv mail lie.
The (lew Carpet
THKY HAVIv RKK.V LONG JDELAYK I)
HUT ARE NOW COMING DAILY. A
FEW ARE NOW IN OUR WINDOWS.
WE CLAIM TO II A YE THE 13 EST
STYLES AND QUALITY EYER OF
FERED TO THE PEOPLE OF GRANTS
PASS. SALES SHOW THAT THE
PEOPLE APPRECIATE THE FACT.
A
The Principal Dealer in Furniture and House Furnisher.
The Iiis Store, North Side.
Nearly Lost in Lost River.
Fred and Chan. Biehn hart a nur- j
row ewuin' from ncrious consequences
iu going through a bridge over Lot
river with horses and a loud of hay ,
on Sunday, according to t lit Klamath ,
Kepublicau. The bridge causing the
trouble is one spinning the river at
what ia known as the Lower Oap.
The boys were making their third trip
witn hay which tiny were hauling)
from C. C. Lewis' ranch. The bridge
had previously aceon-d perfectly safe.
Oil holiday, however, an they were
crossing thi' middle span it suddenly
fell, dropping the boys, hay, wagon
and team into the center of the
stream. The had (.11 15 leet with
out turning over. One horse tried to
walk oat ou the b k of tiie oilier one
and Dearly drowued the latter, hot
one of the boys crawled down to the
teniae and cut the auiniAls oo.-4' and
then they iM-riie!y iiwam to shore.
The wanna, hvr and burn floated"
down mreTim a'hont 100 yard a:id
lodgtd against noiue rocks.
Li-ycle repairing at Crauior Ihos.
- OPERA HOUSE
mmrn
Easy
Gardening
and at the same,
time clean and
perfect garden
ing, the kind
which will
make your gar
don thp tn It nf
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the neighbor
hood and cause
Our stock of Wash Boards,
Wringers and Tubs is com
ilctc. Ask to see the Asbestos
Sad Iron. Absolutely the
best tiling on the market.
Q I Advertised
.Arc. Arriving
U. Bannard
Rev. r.berman De&d.
News whs received hern of the
death of Rev. Clarence Eherman,
held Hccretary ot the. United Slate
Society of Christian Endeavor, at
rianrT, N. W. T. Mr. Kbernian was
on a convention tour, accompanied
by his wife. Typhoid fever, com
plicated with congestion of the lungs,
was til" cnuso of death.
Dr. Kt rmau a few week, ago at
tended the district convention of the
Young People's SisP ty of Christian
Endeavor,- held in this city, deliver
ing several addresses. He was an
i l.n.'tit saLer. and was to have
Is-cu one of the principal speaker at
the National t.'onveijt ion of the Y.
P. S. C. E. , to he held in Denver iu
July.
Wanted.
A mn r for general merchandi'
Lasiocs. ('aii;al of fiyn) or 0 re-'air.-l.
For pjrticulars ee Jom i
Moss tlie lial K.-Ute agtat. Grants
P.is, Oregon.
Washer
OUR PERSONAL COLUMN
People &s They Come and Co
From Day to Day.
E. D. Thompson of Winier was in
town on business Saturday.
R. W. Clark returned on Tuesday
from a business visit to Portland.
Miss Fraukio McWilliams of Ash
land is teacliiug school at Leland.
J. F. Shawhau of Daytou, O., has
returned to Grants Pass and intends to
locate hero.
F. H. Stull retcrned ou Thursday
from a visit to thi "Red Bean" mine
on Cow creek.
iJiss'Stella Paddock went to Alt
houso ou Saturday to take charge ol
a school iu that district
Mrs. N. DeLamater aixl daughter
Miss Daiuu of Gold Hill visited iu
Grants Pass on Tuesday.
Heury Harth returned last Wednes
day evening from a few days visit to
the Calico mining district.
Frank Griffith returned this week
from his squthern trip in which he
went us far as El Paso. Tex.
Mis. Kay Carlou ot Koseburg is
vmiting here at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.' S. Cook.
Geo. B. Archer came iu Thursday
from his placer property near Lelami
to SHud a few days with his family,
lather Geo. D. Doyle, formerly of
this place, has been transferred from
Rosehurg to Burns, in eastern Ore
gon.
Mr. D. T. Welch of Waterloo,
Iowa, is hero assisting his brother,
Calviu Welch closing out his husi
uess.
Uus Isewbury of Jackson conutv
has been admitted to the bar mid
is now a nir-mber of the legal profes
sion in Oregon.
Mrs. Temple Reals who has been
visiting here for several weeks at the
homo of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Patrick, returned homo Tuesday.
Mrs. Ray L. Sherwin, Lady Com
mander of the L. O. T. M. in South
ern made the Grants Fas hive a
fraternal visit last week.
A. E. Reames, democrat io nominee
for congressman, was a passenger on
Monday's train returning to Jackson
ville from attending the convention
at Albany.
Es-Goveruor T. T. Geer was a
passenger ou last Wednesday evening's
train, returning to Salem from a visit
to Missouri iu the interests of the
Lewis & Clark fair.
Mrs. J. S. Harbinson, who has been
hero for several weeks visiting with
relatives, left on Monday for her
home lit Albany, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. C. A. Smith and her
brother Harvey Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. John A Her left on
Sunday on their return to Spencer,
Iowa, after a visit here with the
family of A. Blackmail. Mr. and
Mrs. Aller have been iu the west
since May, visiting in different por
tions of Oregon.
C. C. Rubs returned ou Friday from
California where ho speut the winter
prospecting und mining and has gone
to Williams to rejoin his family,
with whom ho will visit for some
time. Mr. Rnss is lookjng wi ll anil
has been prosperous in his occupa
tion, II. C. Kinney left on Wednesday by
team for northern California, where
he will bo absent during the summer,
engaged ill looking afler the interests
of the Hilt Lumber Co. Mrs. Kinney
uccomiianied him as far as Ashland
and will return Thursday evening.
Mr. Kinney's family expect to join
him later in tlio sun.mer.
Roy N. Bishop and iiert Thompson
camn in from the Greenback mine this
week and left on Tuesday evening for
eastern points. Mr. Bishop will go to
Silieria to engage in mining nitra
tions in that remote country. Mr.
Thompson will visit in Missouri ami
other eastern states.
Mo-Iiol Commanderv'a Easier
The annual Easter gathering of
Malta Coiiiuiaudery, Knights Templar
of Ashland, which was hold iu that
city on Sunday last, was the largest
and best in the history of the Com
ninndery. A luncheon was served
the Knights anil ladies from Grants
Pass, Medford and Jacksonville at
the Masonic Temple nnd special
Easter services were attended at the
Kpiscopil churh. The following
Grnnls Pass people were in attend
ance: Dr.aud Mrs. W. H. Flanagan,
Dr. and Mrs. W. V. Kremer, .Mr. and
Mrs. L. L. Jewell, Mr. and Mrs. P.
H. Harth, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ryan,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S. Calhoun, Mr.
and Mrs. I. A. Robin, Jos. Eet.n. r,
J. W. Howard, R. L. Cue, A. F.
Nelson.
C. C. Taylor and E. Ryol have pur
chased Ixive's station on the Kerb)"
road from Mr. Etta Hubbard, ami
took jsissessiou last week.
The Waldo school district has been
maki"ig substantial improvciiK nts on
their school building, having lately
fiiiUhi d putting on a new roof, with
other repairs. The members oi hcIiooI
board are now looking for a teaelicr
and nay that ability to maintain good
order it one of the prineijial qualified
which they desire.
Wimer Iiros. started a crew of men
to work in their Deep Gravel mine on
Monday of this week and will keep
them busy all summer. Besides the j
hydraulic elevator which w ill be in- !
stallcd during the coming summer,
all the ditched will bn thoroughly
overhauled and the mine jut iu com
plete preparation for next season's
rail.
A new boiler and engine for the
Golden Drift Co'd saw mill arrived
here this week from Portland and
wa hauled out on Tuesday. The
conijiany heretofore had been running
the mill witti a gasoline engine and
the power "had been insufficient to
give the cutting rapaeity des rul.
The new machinery will enable them
to increase the output of the mill
and will facilitate the completion of
ine num. 1
A novel xibition of a lire and!
water proof aiut wad given on our i
street the other night, by the Oregon !
Kire 'proof l'aiut Co., of Grants l'ass. I
A shingle roof, 6 ft. by 9 ft., painted j
with their fire proof paint was placid 1
in the street with three or fonr s icks
of shavings which were lighted, and j
five gallons of kerow ne thrown on, J
making a roaring tire f ,r about hi t.M
niinui-s. It tin 11 died ou. of iisclf. t
The roof is now to be ae.-n on the lot !
next to Paddwk'i Bicycle den. I
SPRING OPENING AT COE'S
Slora Handsomely Decorated and
Refreshments Served Visitors.
R. L. Coo & Co. held their spring
opemug on Ihursday, rriday and Sat
uuay ol last week. Ihe event waa in
the nature of a reception to their
friends and patrons. The store was
handsomely d"orated and artistic and
tasteful arraiigemeut was noticeable
everywhere. Relreshmeuta of fruit
punch uud wafers were served the
visitors in the rear of the store, where
the huge puuch bowl with its de
licious contemn was a conspicuous
icature. ine reiresnmeuts were
served by a number of young ladies
and a register was kept iu which the
names of the guests were to lie writ
ten. Some !1.",0 visitors registered but
the number that atteuded the opening
was far iu excess of this, as the
store was crowded almost constantly.
It was a splendid success, both in a
business way and as a pleasant social
occasion.
Oreuon'a Tobacco Law.
Sec. 1. It shall be unlawful to sell,
narter, trade give or in any maimer
furnish to any minor under the ago of
18 years, any tobacco, cigars, or
cigarettes in any form or any compo
nent part, without the written con
sent or order of such minor's parent
or guardian; and wheu such minor
lias no parent or guardian, then in
that case consent may bo given by the
county court sitting for the traiisao
tion of county business, upon proiier
application in. the county iu which
said minor nuiy have resided.
See. i. Any person violating the
provisions of this Act shall, upon
conviction, be lined in any sura not
less than livo f." nor more than f")0.
See. a. It shall bo unlawful for
any minor under the ago of 18 years
to smoke, - or iu any way use any
cigar, cigarette, or tobacco in any
form whatsoever iu any public high
way, street, place, square or resort.
Sc. 4. Any minor violatng the
provisions of this Act, shall, upou
conviction, bo lined in any sum not
less than 1 nor more than $10, or by
imprisonment at the option of the
court, two days for each offense.
Coming Events.
April 18-Dehate on Socialism
opera house.
April 20. Ken Hendricks & Co.
"Olo Olseu."
April SO Circuit court convenes.
May 5 (! Readick stock company
"Vendetta" and "The Unkowu,
at
in
-May 1 1-1 tl Allen slock company in
leperloir.
June 1 Congressional election in
First district.
We have
and E6e Chicago Racket Store
is Closing' Out at Cost.
We Take Eggs in Trade,
IF YOU WANT TO SAVK MONKY
Hats, were
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All T.ir.en Hats
Overalls, per pair
Under Vests, were
Work Shirts
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ii ii
Slmes '.
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Calico
..A Big Line
Olo OIf-n.
Mr. lien Id mlrirkK, kIioko nume in
clnH-ly nshoeiiiK'd Willi the presenta
tion of Sv.'i-ilihli dialect pliiyn in thin
eonniry, ix young in yiiirs tliough a
vi'termi in Mugo exTii nee nnd eujoyH
popularity tliiuuglioiit the entire
country.
He nciile i
LTI' it hllf'CI'krf lllufl 111 I
Mr. i'.anic,
of New York" "The
Prison r of
end. I." "Too Much
.f 1 hni 111, ' ' and many other plavd. !
)e ing an apt stnd'iit of dialects lie,
turned liii attention some years ago to
the Suidi.) character, an Lt is seen at I
its best in this comedy, ami is now
recognized as the foremost Swedish J
diahct actor of the American stage.
He has appeared iu every Swedish
play of diet met 1011 that has ts-eu pro
dined in this country. in "die
Ol-c.n" lie found the plav of greati st
i heart interest and of widest poMhili
,ties for tlie delineation of Swedish
character and he secured the rights of
prodm 'tion. Together w ith an exe, 1-
1. nt 1 011, oil. y he will up)' nr iu Ihis
city at tin- op.-ra houvi next Monday
night and 11 spb mlid eutertaiiinieut of
tie- Li ill some co-nTi dy class, -an be
safely i.roruis.'d. A sixcial feature
of the iicrforiiiaiiee wi 11 lie the ding
ing by the Swidisli Ijole s (Quartette.
Literary Department.
Lib rary Uepanmi utof the
Tin
Won
liOIIl
p 111
ill
iuh v.:ll meet at the
of Mrs. Hair, April 21, at .1:4.1
BK'iGi'.AM
Holl ( all 1,'uotiitii 11 from 1iiigfellow
! Lin rarv ill ill 011 V'ngf' How h d
! by " Mrs Wilson
Biographical sk ten Mrs. Cornell
1 Heading--" The Bridge" Mrs. I.ueaa
; Literary cv nts
j Mis., s T(i!!, Banu.trd and Silsby
j I'ajs-r " i'iii-'fi How 'h pliM'i! in
I.iternti.re" Sirs, lleatou
' ''lassilli ation of writings Mrs. Harvey
Di-'-u-moii by the lie mls rd
j Book review Mrs. D-miy
I.ittl'j li-!- rne ile Vvirila was ipiite
s rioiisly injiir.-d last Wednesday
aft rno. ,n I v being struck on the head
by a stone thrown by a playmate.
(essiep s
THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS
Brief Notes end Items of Interest
a.nd Importance.
Pr. Flanagan,
Physician and Dentist.
Go to Coron for Plumbing.
M. Clemens, Prescription Druggist.
Poultry Netting at Cramer Bros. '
See Voorhies about Kodaks and Supplies
Planet Jr. Garden Tools at Cramer
Bros.
Tribune Bicycles are sold by Cramer
Bros.
Sanford's market delivers., meat
soon as ordered.
as
Choice cuts of meat always at Sau
ford's market.
Try a cup of M. J. B. coffee all uext
week at Smith Bros.
Maps of Oregon vest pocket sue 20
cents at the Courier oflieo.
A splendid line of Royal Charter Oak
Ranges at Coron 's.
Fresh eggs and plump poultry at
Sanford's Meat Market.
"Iugeuto" Photo mailers three for
5 cents at the Courier Office.
Circuit conrt for Josephine county
will convene next Monday April 20.
Livo stock, poultry and eggs wanted
at Sanford's new market. Front street. 1
Stroble's shoe repairing always
pleases. Take your shoes to liiuu
Why jiny retail, wheu you can buy
goods of Calviu Welch at wholesale
prices?
If you want good timber claims or
homestead call at Boyles & Sherman,
office No. 12 Masonic Temple.
Received this week the latest styles
iu Diamond, Ruby, Opal uud Saphire
rings at Letcher's Jewelry store.
A. P. Tugwcll, supremo councilor
of the Order of Pernio, will bo in the
city Friday to meet the. members of
White Rock Council of this place.
Boyles & Sherman havo from 20 to
.10 claims that will run from four to
six milieus, call at their oillee uud get
particulars.
L. A. Strohle has charge of the shoe
making and repairing department lit
the Lucas harness shop. Take your
work to him.
If you wish a lot to build that new
homo .on, seo Joseph Moss, the real
estate agent, as he controls some of the
most desirable building locutions.
34 days more to stay
$i oo
2 10 I
'95 I
50
I to
3 50 3
2 5'J
1 60 1
6
6',
80 Percale 10
70 " 11
35 Outing Flannel 12
35 ." " 10
20 . Flannelette 12
3 " 10
80 Combs 25
20 " 15
40 " . 10
45 Cups and Saucers, set
00 l'lates
9S Table Cloth 25
15 Copper Tea Kettle .- 1 25
5J4 Ladies' Hose ... 25
Ladies' Hose 18
of Summer Goods at Cost..
rat:
Chicago
iacsiet
Oliver Steel Mini Chilled 1'Iowh at
Cramer I!ron.
D11 ring Mcjwern uud itiilicH lire mild
by ('miner llron.
I'.it ti in 'm Houko I'll 1 nt in gimi'iintccil
for A yearn by ('Miner linrn.
Fountain Prim Wuteriiian'H I 1 i-h 1
to fil.00 at Cramer Un.B.
The fastest inihi ever made on a
bicycle was by Murphy, who rode
a mile 011 a Tribune in .IT seconds.
A lady demonstrator will be pleased
to serve you with a cup of the fa
inons M. J. IS. blend at our store nil
the coining week Smith Bros. Mi r
cant ile Co.
The Oregon Fire Proof Paint Co. of
Grants Pass ss ud their money home.
They don't d- iid their money nut of
the country then exfs.ct you to iutrnn
i.e them.
Mike Clemens id having quite a
m 1 ioud time with poison oak, having
made a too familiar acquaintance
with the troublesome shrub a few
dayd ago.
Attorney II, IS. Hendricks moved
his I-aw Library and ofllee baelTtii Ins
old stand at the Wright assay building
Mr. Hendricks and Win. Alfred lni".
ing dissolved partnership busini 111
real estate and iiisurunce.
Key. W. O. Council will preach
In the Presbyterian church next Sab
bath evening ou "He In s and
Poverty. " The dubjeet for the Morn
ing Sermon will 1st " Presbyterian
ism. "
Tlie Oregon inn of April H, contanid
(he pictures of the prixe winners iu
the oratorical content of the Ashland
normal, among whom is Miss I.ueje
George. Mi m George ' friends com
pliuicnt her highly for her oration,
especially fiir lier tylo in delivery.
The contest waa a very close one.
Why
Do
The best dressed men throughout this locality buy their
man who wishes the best comes to us sooner or later. There
feB3W I'
SCIILOSS BROS. & CO.. of BALTIMORE, are mak
ers of the "Best Clothing iu the World" we have a splen
did assortment of their make of garments, all of which
bear this label. g5T
Sixth and H Streets
CALL ON US.
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10
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8
20
10
7
48
48
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75
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5
2 pr
D I
Curtis & Co., imictiial watch
milkers and jewelers. Dialers in
watches, clocks, jewelery and Dla
nioiid rings. All remiring first class.
Odd Fellows' building.
If you have a few Hist class timber
claims and have no s ophi in view to
locate 011 (heiii, call ou Boyles & Sher
man, olliee pj, Masonic Temple mid
they will treat you light
The Art class of the Woman' club
ill meet with Mrs. W. (I. Hale on
Friday at 3 :.M p, m. sharp. All
nu mbers are requested to lie present
as a new department will 1st or
gan u i -that of needle work.
A grand f n e bull will Isi given at
Placer hull mi Saturday evening,
April IH, by Dick Vest. Sup r will
be served by Brig. U-vcrioh. The
iiiusio will be fiirnishid by Demuree'ii
orchestra.
A very plmsuiit sis ial dance was
given last Thursday evening by the
Six orchestra nt tlie oH-r house.
Those present n sirt a very enjoyable
evening. Supper was served at the
City restaurant at the conclusion oi
the dance.
A dialing dish party was given Inst
Wednesday evening by the ladles of
the Presbyterian church, ut the church
rlors. 'lliere was a very good
attendance 11111I " llincli","crokliiole"
ami other games furnished amuse
ment for the evening. A delightful
lunch Was served.
Claude Kiddle has gained more
fame by his recent lisnps ariince
than he 0. r did in hid iicwsiupcr
work. Adist h of April II to the
Orcgoiilau from Vuncouver ban him
buying a ticket to Seattle and ntalsout
the same time lie Has seen passing
through Hon burg on the train en
route to Kiddles. In another week he
would havo been as famous an Tracy.
Bicycle Kcj stirs at Cramer Uroa,
Store.
The Best Dressed Lion
Deal Here?:
HERE IS REASON NO. I.
We have the widest showing of up-to-the-latest styles.
Different men have different tastes-require different
styles to suit their different characteristics that's where
our wide style-range comes in.
A man can get from us just the kind of clothing that
makes him look his best.
P. H. HARTH & SON
High Grade Clothing and Furnishings
for GENTLEMEN and BOYS . . .
Boylon A Blierman, ofllce No. 12,
Miusonio Tombple. Huadciuartori for
our cnHtonivrg.
TI10 contract for tlio Haunon Vrick
ImililluK that is to te orootod on
Front HtrtM't bntweou Bixtli and
Sovniitli luu been awurod by HtiKRiui
& Ilonlwarn. Mr. Boulwaro lufonns
on hIko tliat tlmy have tlio contract
for tvyo uioro brick baililiugi bonidi'8
thin ouo.
Hwity liroa, moving picture nliow,
given at tlio opum lioune on Friday
livening, wan attended by a largo
crowd who wore well pleaded with
tlio entertainment. The pictnraa are
nuuHiially dintluet. Some of the
cenca wars very aiiiQHing, others
thrilling and grnnil. The lleuty BroH.
havo au exceptionally enjoyable en
tertainment. Hon. M. W. W ilk Inn of Lorln. Cal.,
Hon. J. W. Ingln, nocluliHt candidate
for congrcu and Mrs. C. 15. Harritt,
will bo here on Hatnrdav to iKiak in
the intercut of the nocialiati iu tlio
ooiigrcHHional caniimlgn. Arrange
nienlH have boon jiartially made for a
joint iliHcuKslon between the aoclalintH
niM'ftkern on the one lido and A. O.
Iloagh and R. O. Hniitli, who will
endeavor to nliow the fallacy of that
doctrine.
MARKIED.
HONNEY BATTER-In Eugene Ore.,
Sunday, April 13, 11(03 Henry O.
Honney of Grantd Pass and Mian
Blanche Bat tee of Eugene.
Mr. Bouncy it one of the well
known business men of thli city and
(be bride in a highly esteemed young
lady of Eugene. Mr. and Mrs. Bou
ncy arrived in Urants Pass Tuesday
morning.
Carnival Notea.
The Woodmen of the World have
elected V. Ii. Tiebeuoor president and
manager of the utreet fair and carni
val to lie held here Juno 17-20. The
full committee consists of Mr. Tli li
enor jiresident, J. A. Slover treas', (1,
E. MuylM'o, neeri'tary, aud II.
Thomas and W. K. Dean.
Balloting for queen of the carnival
will begin 011 Saturday, Ajiril IH.
Koseburg, Medford, Ashland, Jackson
ville and Gold Hill will have candi
dates and if Grantd Past wished to
furnish the queen ihe will have to
hustle. Tlio committee have net aside
.'o for the queen 'n rols'd.
Riddle Turna lp.
Claude A. Kiddle, who, it in re
ported, had mysteriously diiiaps'ared
from Vancouver, Wanli., April 1, padded
through Hosi burg on thin morning's
overland train en route to Kiddle and
is now at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mm. Ahner Kiddle. Claude's
wife and child am also at the family
home, having been brought there
yedterday from Vancouver by Claudc'i
brother, Ernest Kiddle. Claude wan
located at Trnnldale, tlie fourth sta
tion nut of Portland nn the (). K. N.
line, in Multnomah county, by means
ol a letter which bo wrote to bin wife
from that place. The letter was
directed to Vancouver, then forwarded
to Koseburg and finally to Kiddle,
reaching the last named placo nimul
taneously with Mrs. Kiddle's arrival.
A telegram wan immediately diret t d
to Claude at Troutdale, urging the
necessity for bid presence at home,
because of the nerioua Illness of bis
mother, who id now reported an being
very low. We are an yet unable to
learn the reason for Claade'i action
in absenting himself from Vancouver
iu such a strange manner. Koseburg
Keview., April 10.
Lost.
In Grants Pass, last week, one jmlr
Gloria shiH'd, No Ii, also iackage con
taining children's night gowud.
Kalph Bambini, Golden, Ore.
Till: VERY LATEST OUT
....Chiffon Bias Fold Hats....
MADE TO OKDER.
The very newest design Nevei before shown iu Grants Pass.
Sailor Hats at UO and 60c
Hats Sold at Portland
Front St, near 6th
Willi Tho Fair Store.
clothing at this store. Every
are several reasons "why."
Mil
aoiMi
at iTfit
UIMIt
Grants Pass, Ore.
EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
Oregon Delegable Appointed
Omaha. Convention.
for
The President of the Oregon
Press Association has announced
the delegates appointed from said
body to attend the eighteenth an
nual convention of the National
Editorial Association to be held
this year at Omalm, Nebraska, July
8 to 11 Inclusive. A very Interest
Ing-program la announced for the
meeting, besides many Interesting
side trips, banquets, etc. One of
the side trips will be to Yellowstone
Park, but the number Is restricted
to 100 as they cannot entortaln a
larger party at one time.
The following- delegates were ap
pointed: (Tlio Executive Com
mitteeman and Ex-PresIdontTozior
are members by virtue of ofllce.)
F. 8. Harding-, Nut'l Exocutlve
Committeeman, Telephone Regis
ter, McMlnnvllle.
J. It. Whitney, Dully Herald,
Albany. -
Ira I Campbell, Daily Guard,
Eugene.
E. Ilofur, Dully Capital Journal,
Suloin.
L. Wlinborly, Dully Koseburg
Hevlew, KoKvburg.
C. A. Woody, Pacific Baptist,
Portland.
A. W. Cheney, Courier-Herald,
Oregon City.
F. C. Houlo, Leader, Toledo.
J. II. Zuno, A. ). U. W. Report
er, Portlund.
Albert Tozier, Ex-Prosldcnt Na
tional Editorlttl Association, Port
land. All delegates ure entitled to take
their wives If they so desire, and
they generally do.
Art Department.
Tlio Art department of the Woiuan'n
Club will meet at the homo of Mrs.
W. C. Hale, Friday, April 17, 19)8
at 2 :!)0. p. m.
PKOORAM.
Roll call Current events
Addroda "What Shall Wo do to
Mako the Art Department a
Success" Mrs. Young
Discussion by the members.
Heading "The Meaning of Piet-
nren"(Van Dyke) Vida Mooro
Discussion of Chapter read.
Mrn. ,D. II Btovall, nee. s
Music Class.
Tlio Music Class will meet will
meet witli Mrs. Kinney Thursday,
April at 8:30 p ui.and the follow
ing program will bo given.
Current events Clans
Origin and Development of Ora
torio Mrn. Van Dyko
Alto Solo Oh, Kent In the Lord"
(St. Paul) Minn Mitchell
Solo Ho wan Despised and Ko-
jocted of Men" (Messiah)
Mm. Young
Solo Rejoice Yo" (Messiah) ...
Mrn. Miuigum
A nodal dunce will bo given at tlio
opera house ou Thursday evening,
April HUli, by Dcmaree's orchestra.
Prices.
Niss Emma ilvde