Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, April 28, 1904, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextROGUE RIVER COURIER. GRANTS PASS. OREGON, APRIL sS, 1904. Seeds! Seeds i OUR PERSONAL COLUMN CITY COUNCIL MEETING People e.s They Come Bind Go 'ibr ry Proposition AfeJn Sub- t rom uay 10 Uay ml ilea vnj ioi. It is now seed time aud soon will come the harvest. Don't buy old seed for late planting. " Owing to the lateness of the season you requite seed that will germinate quickly and make a rapid growth. ' We do not claim to have Specially Prepared Seed, but all our seeds are NEW and we think they will grow. Have plenty of Flower Seeds this season All kinds of Sweet Peas in bulk; Native Morning Glory seed, etc Onion Sets White or Yellow Danvers 10c per pound. Early Peas and Beans in bulk. The White House Grocery. II. C. liOBZIEN. SIXTH STREET. ;arrjLT-g :.'&,z.:bi- We Have just Added w A FULL LINE OF I I IN ALL STYLES AND PRICES FROM IO CENTS UP. CRAMER Odd Fellows' BROS. BIocll. Spring Weather Is Coming Are You Prepared for It? You will need Took Garden and a Cultivator in your pririlk 11. WE HAVE TI1KM. Your fiuit trees will need spraying. We have Lime. Sul phur and Bluestone, and Spray Pumps of all sizes. We are prepared for all seaons come in aud see us. IIAIIMtlDDLE HARDWARE Co. Grants Pass, Oregon. HO! FOR ST. LOUIS AND THE WORLD'S FAIR WILL YOU BE THERE? u O O Nature 'f Art Oalltryf ihe Roikiei in addition to the OUU (ttractioni St Louii. This can only be done by going or returning via the "SCENIC LINE OF THE WORLD" NRIVALED SCENIC ATTRACTIONS ' f4 EQUALLED DINING CAR SERVICE NSURHASSED IN EFFORTS TO PLEASE Write for illustrated booklet ol Colorado'i lamoui sights and resorts w. c M-nitiii: ;'in-i iii Ant R. A. Pierce left Mouday evening on a business trip to Yanuiua aud Newport I J. II. Williams aud B. O. Me- Culloch are spending ilie week in San Francisco. Frank Colvig returned to Galico Tucdsay morning after spending a week in town, Geo. Slover went to Galice Friday to spend a few weeks ut the T. K. Anderson mine. Jos. Pollock left on Tnesday for Berthond, Colo., to spend the sum mer with liis daughter. Judge Hanua returned to Jackson ville Saturday after spending a few days in Grants Pass on court busi ness. Mrs. Mury J. May bee, arrived from Weston, Ore., Mouday to spend the summer with her son C. E. May bee and family. Dr. T. E. Beard, a former resident has renewed his residence in this city, aud is associated with Dr. Mooru in tho practice of medicine Mrs. F. E. Peter starts Thursday for Mason, Mich., where she will visit relatives. She will also visit her old home In Michigan. Hou. R. A. Booth spent Tuesday here and left on Wednesday morning for Los Angeles, where lie will attend the general conference of the M. E. church. Little Max Boworsox, the sou of Dr. and Mrs. Bowersox of Jackson ville, returned homo Wednesday, after spendiug some time here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hansen. Miss Lizzie, MvMillun arrived this week from Hart, Mich., to spend a year with her sister, Mis. John Sum mers. Miss McMillan reports that they were having good skating when she left. Mieses lima and Ilnttio Silsby are iu attendance, at tho missionary con vention of the Methodist Episcopal church at Sun Francisco this week. They will visit friends for a few dayB prior to returning home. Arrivals from tho Middlo West havo been numerous of late, among those who havo arrived within tho last two weeks nre Will Servis and lfi-yenr old sou. Mr. Servis is hem in the hope of receiving bono fit from tho climate. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Howo nud ding!. tor left Wedneslay eveuing for Estacada, Ore., wl era Mr. Howe will go into business. They have boeu living for the past five years at the Greenback mine wbe.ro Mr. Howe has hud the position of amalgamator L. B. Hall aud family arrived last weok from Mechanicsville, III., to miko Grants Pas their future home. Mr. Hall spent a few days hero dur ing tho winter aud bought a tract of land ou Fourth street, where he will soou commence tho erection of a res idence. Rev. D. T. Summerville and wife and Rev. J. W. McDougall left Tues day night to atteud a missionary con vention iu San Francisco. From theuco they go to Los Angeles to be present at the sessions of the General Conference of the Methodist Episco pal church. ('has. Simmons, a former Grunts Toss boy, arrived on Wednesday from Ontario, Canada, to spend a few weeks visiting at the homo of his moth, r, Mrs. J. II Crotxou, near this city Mr. SiimnoiiH is now an engiueur 011 thr Canadian Vuciflc, running be tween Ontario aud Winnipeg. Tuesday's Tulcgam has tho portraits of Mr. und Mrs. Charlton 13. Perkins, wedded recently at Hongkong. Mr. Perkins is a former Grunts Pass boy, the son of Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Perkins of tliis city. He has been traveling through China recently as a corres pondent for Leslie's Weekly. The hrido was Miss Maude Gage of San Francisco, a niece of Governor Oago and a most estimable young lady. Mr. and Mrs. Perkins may return to America next fall. 124 Third Street PORTLAND, OREGON Tho regular meeting of the City Coun cil was held Thursday, April 21. Pre seut Mayor Gilkey, Councilincn Hair, Williams, Smith, Perkins and Calvert, Recorder Maybee. . The salary of the city engineer was raited to $40 per month. A special electiou to be bold May was ordered, lor tho purpose of voting on bonding the city for sufficient 'uuda to complete a sewer up Fourth street The following judges and clerks were selected to preside at said election: First ward Henry Bacher, E. Rylc, J. 1). Fry, Judges; J. E. Peterson, Geo. Slover, clerks. Second ward John Patrick, M. E. Stock brid go, J. C. Campbell, Judges; Ed Van lyke, C. L, Maugum, clerks. Third ward H. Thornton, H. Zollor, John Winders, Judges; Geo, Furuian, F. W. Cbausse, clerks. Fourth ward Geo. Crouk, . F. G. Burns, E. A. Wado, Judges; Jas Burn, Roy Kremor, clerks. The Judiciary Commilteo asked that the Csrniglo library proposition be put to a vote of the people at the special election to bo held May 12. The mat ter was carried over to an adjourned meeting to be held Monday night next to consider tho business. The Judiciary committeo recommend ed that Fourth street bo opened across tho railroad track, and same was re fined to tbo city attorney for his opinion. Tho saloon bond of Geo. E. Good was approved. The petition of J. II. Ahlf for sower through block (i was granted, and work ordered to be done. HILLS PAID. Williams Bros. Door & L Co $30 60 A E Yooihies 10 25 B O MeCulloch 10 00 A Grimes, street work '50 W IIBuell, " " 23 20 D J Bunyaic, " " 21 20 F M Patrick, " " 4 20 Geo. Snow, " " 23 00 G. llartmiin. " 64 00 J Wilson, " " 10 20 J A Shafer, " " 4 00 U H Gillillan, " " 30 00 W J Harnett 3 50 N E McGrew, 75 I1C Perkins, 5 00 J B Paddock, weather 2 50 A U Bannard, chairs 12 00 Geo. Itussclls, 1 n0 Adjourned Meeting. Tho city council held an adjourned mooting Monday night which was at tended by the mayor and six mem bers of tho council. The oillce of city engineer was de clared" vacant and II. I. Reynolds n,..,!..i,i ntl .... .. t vl nun iij'j'.Ji iini, iu nit iiiu viiiiiiiij, ll I tp salary of $10 per mouth. It "-as decided, to appoint a day marshal for tho present. Mayor Gilkey appointed Robert Sexour to act until further notice. The council confirmed tho appointment. , The matter of tho Carnegie library proposition had been brought to tho attention of the council at a previous mooting and the matter was taken up and disposed of. A request had been made to again submit tho proposition to a vote of the people at a special election. This request was discussed and ou vote, tho proposition was lost by veto of 4 to 2. May Day Ba.ll A grand May bull will be given oh the evening of May 3, at the opera house, by tho Gran's Pass fire depart ment. Special features will be intra dnced including tho dancing of thi May pole by 24 young ladies in cm tumo. Music will bo furnished by the Demaree orchestra of seven pieces. The proceeds will bo used in the pur chase of uniforms for the firemen. From Denver to St. Louis With a Friend of Yours That's how you go when yon gi with the Burlington, for it has you iu its care all the way. It's the only road that can do this because it's the only road thtat runs itsowu train over its own rails the whole distance. This means Burlington service all the way and that you know, is thoroughly good. Two trains daily ..uo leaving iu the afternoon and arriving the next day; the other leaving in the evening and arriving the second morning. Both trains are made up of standard shepiuu can, reclining chair cars (seats free) day coaches and carry Eurlingtou dining cars, serv ing splendid meals at moderate prices. Let roe answer any quotient yen care to r.,k aleut yonr trip east. mm R. W. Foster, General Agent, loo TbirJ Street, Portland, - - Oregon. Norris & Rowe'i Circus. Norris & Howe's European agent secured a top line act. when, upon visiting the Paris hippodrome he se cured for his employers, the Groh's family of six graceful equilibrists. Upon pyramids, ladders and columns, this remarkatilo family perform feats of skill and intricate maneuver that seem to utterly defy tho laws of gravitation and equilibrium. When tho six Groh's are performing to gether, it makes a bewildering dis i play that fairly dazzles the ere. In : this season's performances of Norris j&Rowe's Cirens, there, will con ! stautly bo three different acts always i goiug ou at the saae time. Inter spersed with the various acrobatic features will come the many new trained animal acts. Prof. Norris, the famous trainer of wild and native 'animals, promise ns something out of the ordinary in this line. Norris & , Howe's animal acts have always proveu of absorbing interest, so they can surely be relied upr.u to furnish ! us with some new thrills of startled wonder and delight when they apisar at Grants Pass, Saturday, May 14. Location fee I2i. W. B. Sherman. A Mesdames Party. Misses Allie Pool and Edna Parker entertained a number of ladies nt a Moxlaiucs party Saturday afternoon at Miss Pools' home. -Thorn were 15 or more ladies present and each one was privileged to answer a question regarding the hap) loess of marriid life. Each of the questions submitted was different from Ihe other. Prizes were to he given but all answers were of such excellence that it was im; ossible to satisfactorily chooso tho best", so prizes were given to each, a very pleasant afternoon was spent. The rooms wore beautifully decorated with Oregon grape and ami lax. Ice cream and cake were served to the guests. Why don't yon take that 4 million feet timber claim that W. B. Sher man can show you. If you think he can't show it, show him that you mean business and he w ill show yon the timber. THE LOCAL HAPPENINGS Brief Notea e-nd Items of Interest end Imports. net). Curd of Th&nks Wo extend heartfelt gratitude to the many friends who assisted ns aud showed such love and sympathy in our sorrow, and tor the beautiful flowers, duri-ig the sickness and death of our sou Gordon. Such kindness will ever be gratefully remembered by Mr. nnd Mis. J. W. Stephenson and family. iil.ANI) April 1' a son. HOHN. At Merlin, Ore. , to Mr. and Mrs. SuuilaV, Ed iilaml, Cures Cough and Coles. Mrs. C. Peterson? C23 Lake St , Topeka, Kansas, says: "Of all cough remedies Ballard's Horehound Syrup is my favorite ; it has done and will do all that is claimed for it to speedily cure all coughs and colds aud it is so sweet and pleasant to the taste. " 2.V, 50c, (1. 00 bottle at ( Slover Drug Co.J DIED S I KI'H h'NSON In Grants Push, Ore., Thursday, April 21, 1SXM, Gordon Stephenson, of consumption, aged 22 years, 0 months and la days. LEONARD At Kerby. Ore., Mon day, April 2.i, I'.Hit, Mrs. N. Leon aril, aged !t'l years. J ASM AN At Upton, Cal., Wed- nesday April 13, HKM, Mrs. Lillian Jasman, aired 2? years. The remains were brought to Grants Pass for burial. GARRISON At Grants Pass, "Sun day, April 17, J!KI, Mrs. A. K. Gar rison, aged ill years. Mrs. Garrison had beu visiting rel ative. in Grants Pass only a short time when she was taken sick. The retinitis were inte rred in the I. O. O. F. cemetery. My oflice 10 and 12 .Masonic Temple is ops n to yon for any information or assistance we can render in the tim ber line. Am exclusively in the tim ber business. W. B. Sherman. Connty Treasurer's Nolle. There are funds Iu tho treasury lo pay all warrants protested to April 2', l'JH. Interest will cease from this date. April 22, 1D4. J. T. TAYLOR., Treasurer of Josephiue County. Dr. Flanagan, Physician and Dentist. Goto Coron for Plumbing. Garden Hose at Cramer Bros. M. Clemens, Prescription Druggist, lee cream daily Homing & DePny. Oliver Plows at Cramer Bros. Men's Low Shoes. R. O. McCros- key. Order seals aud rubber stamps of A. E. Voorhies. Set, the olegaut line of street hats at Miss Weston 'a A splendid line ol Royal Charter Oak Ranges at Coron 'a Men's Hats iu Dress and Cowboy styles. R. O. MoCroskey. McGrew can supply yon with dry wood. Leave orders with him. If yon want a piano free write to A. E. Voorhies aud learn how to get one. Garden Tools at Cramer Bros. Ice Cream aud Soda Water evoiy day at Hcrnlug & DePnj'a. Cold boiled ham aud pickled Tripo. Whl to House Grocery. A. E. Voorhios Photo Supplies. Amateur Fhoto work promptly aud carefully attended to at Cleveugcr'e. Madame do Mcrphy, scientific re- von lor, to be fouud nt ths Catch Pen ny social. Vegetables always iresh iu oar Mist Machiuo not on the street White House Grocery, Garland Stoves at Cramer Bros. Black, Bluo aud White Voil Dress goods. theso are the swell things iu both cottou aud wool. R. O. Mo What if your house should burn to night? Are you protected? If not In sure today with John Minor Booth, room 9, Musonio tcmplo. Did yon ovor before havo an oppor tunity to secure a piano? There is no gamo of chance about this. It de pends ou individual effort. I have some nice lots iu lino for boBiuess locations. I will sell at right price, time to suit purchaser. J. D. Drako, Sixtli street, south. A flno assortment of goods aud 500 styles to select from at the Grants Pass ' Tailoring Co. Nobby suits at reasonable rates. Steam cleaning. 2 Tho Embroidery class of the Woman's Club will meet at the home of Mrs. A. B. Cornell on Monday afternoon, A ril 3. Mrs. Mutch, Supt. From present Indications the auto mobile will be a fixture iu Grants Pasa Two of our citizens are now Iu San Francisco for tho purpose ol baying autos. See that flno lot of Ladies', OenU and Babies gold rings? For a small consideration St. Louis, tho jewoler, would part with ono or two ol them for ho is making more of them aud might muko you one just as you want it, if you furnish tho gold dust. Oliver Plows at Cramer Bros. Meu's White Golf Shirts. -It. O McCroskey. Dry wood on short notico Leave orders with McGrew. . Get out among your frieuds and work for the Courier Piano. Sweetest Navel oranges on tho mar ket Wnite Houso Grocery. , We are goiug to give away a piano, Writu to A. E. Voorhies aud learu how to secure it. Mysterious lkey, Meandeing Mikey and a woman who cannot talk, all at the Catch Penny Social, Planet Jr. Tools lit Cramer Bros. Dainty Shirt Waists in Oxford and White Lawns, triu mod witli em broidery and insertion. H. O. Me Croskey. Iu our mention of the democratic candidates lait week wo Inadvertently omitted tho name of J. T. Taylor, who is in tho race for thu office of comity treasurer. Wo sell tho famous Sharpies Tubular Cream Separator; if you have two cows or more, write us for valuable literaturo on dairying, free. Gadilis Bros., Medford, Oregon. The Merlin Epworth League will give a social at McCounell's hall, Mer tin. Saturday evening, April, '10. Light refreshments will be served and an ail mission fee of 10 cents will In- accept ed at the door. Bicycles for fi'i at Clamor Hrot. Having received ono of the latent improved New Century Engraving machines we are prepared to do all kinds of engraving; goods bought from us engraved free. Curtis & Co. Odd Fellows' Building, Grants Puss, Oregon. Send im your order for fruits, vegetables aud produce. Fresh east ern oysters always ou hand. Fish Tuesdays aud Fridays. J. H. Rosser, commission merchant, uoxt to Palace hotel, front St., Telephone 43." Cash paid for jmultry and produce. The H. P. trackwalker was knocked off the high trestle between Cob-still and the tunnel last Wednesday by an extra. The man fell a distance of 50 or 75 feet and was severely injured was immediately Ink n to Horn- brook to receive medical attention. Ho was a new mau and had been at the work only a week or so. Wildervilln is soou to havo an M. E parsonage. A. etie acre tract was pur chased SaKiiOA from Mrs. Jones the lumber has been sawed and tho hardware pun based and now will come the erection of the building. The Wihh rville people have done well and when the home is finally com pleted they will have doun a splendid work. FREE ! GIVEN AWAY I A very pretty China Tea Bet A Beautiful Rug A useful Trunk A desirable Dress Pattern (Blacs) A flue All Linen Table Cover A iir Nif Lace Curtains. See Window Red Htar Store. l New Spring Suits $ . i Young Men of Taste and Discernment 0 will bo quick to appreciate tho oxtremo stylish ness of tho suit shown in tho picture It is THE ROYAL SACK, throo-button, full chested and broad in tho shoul dors, made in all tho popular Summer fabrics and in an attractivo variety of patterns. S &.C0. J Juki :'oUIL0S3 BK5 At BO lov It pi'U'O slat $12 FINE CLOTHES MAKERS THERE is nothing in tho stylo, fit, fabric or tailoring of this suit that would suggest tho idea that it was "Roady-mado." On tho other hand, thero is everything in tho appoaranco and quality to suggest the highest class of merchant tailoring. It is art-tailored by Schloss Bros. (EL Co. Producers of Distinctive Apparel for Gentlemen. "Drop iu and let us talk it over." Outfitters to Particular People." GRANTS PASS. Flailing Tackle at Cramer Bros. U try a Blue Ribbon 6-ceut ciK.ur. Photo Supplies at tho Courier of fice. Plotes and Films developed and printed at Clcveiier'8. Cold Boiled Ham Wo slice It Wliito Houso Grocery. If yon want some itood, dry wood leave orders with McGrew. Screen Doors at Thomas & Co. Window screens at Thomas & Co. Read carefully our proposition to Klvo sway a liistli (trade piano free. Miss Ida Weston Is showing a splendid liuo of Tailored hats. See them. Come to Ihe Catch Penny social at Woodmen, hall, Friday, April 2U. Admlsslnu 3 cents. Bicycles repaired at Cramer Bros. The Tailored hats nt Miss Weston's urn tho latest iu millinery. Tho prices are reaHonahlo. Get protection by insuring your property with John Minor Booth, room 0, Masonic temple. Pulton's Pilnt at Cramer Bros. Small honsn nnd two lots ou the north side of thn R. R. track, for a short time only, price fli'i. Lots alone are worth the money, ('all on or address Joseph Moss, Grunts Puss, Oregon. GRANTS PASS SCHOOLS Superintendent e.nd Ten ol Ihe Te&chert Selected. recelvNv" , it i I " The school board lat week od by wiro the acceptance of R. R. Turner of NaHiloou, Ohio, as super intendent of the Grants Pass schools. The selection of teachers from the present corps of teachers was made several weeks ago, but has not been made public until now. Ten teachers have already signed contracts as fol lows: Misses Axtollu Goodin, Miinlo Tuirs, Mai Rlnhnp, Edna 1'nrker, Alliu Pool, Frances McWilliums, Blanche Crane, ('alia HchIiii and Lillian Hoguii. Miss Husie Baiinurd was re employed hut did not accept as she has been engaged to teach iu the Willamette valley. Hiiporlntondont Young was also retained hut sent In his resignation to accept a position elsewhere. There are still six vacan cies to bo filled. TRAGEDY AT CORVALLIS Diunkert Young Man Shoots Officer, and Is Killed. Ml. TtJAVING purchnsod tho jewelry stock ol tho lato II. II. Barton, for a short timo only I will dispoao of samo at greatly reduced prices. All repair work dono under a guarantoo to give satisfaction. BERT BARNES. Clemens' Drug Store. UB9 JURY SAYS NOT GUILTY L. Bonnet! Acquitted Shooting D. S. Dolan. For Tho trial of Harry L. Bennett for shooting David S. Dolan In the hand on tho streets of Grants Puss on April 1, was begun on Batnrduy. It had to be suspended on Monday on ac count of tho iiImoiico of Judge Benson, who made a trip to Pokegama and was unable to get back on time on account of missing a railroad connec tion. Tho caso was resumed on Tues day and went to the Jury at noon, They returned a verdict of not guilty after being in thu jury room about 21 hours. Bennett explained after the shooting that Dolnn and his partner, Owens, had taken soma money from his pocket that morning while he was asleep at the hobo camp nud that he was trying to get them to redeem it. But It was proven beyond doubt in tho trial that Dolan and Owens hud arrived In towu only about half an hour previous to ha shooting aud at thu timo Bennett claims the money was taken, they were still with tho Western Union crew at Gold Hill where they had been working. , The trial of W. O. Long of Wlmer was commenced on Wednesday morn ing. Iiiig is charged witli causing the death of a horse belonging to J. O. Ilysorr, ny putting a "poke" ou it In such a manner that It killed tho animal. THE BOFFA CONCERT MEETS WITH ACCIDENT Ceo. Hansen Falls Through Building B.nd Breaks Arm. Oeo. Hansen broko his arm on MouV. day while working In the old school houso building ou O street. Mr. Han sen is working over this building to make dwelling houses oat of it and was operating on some planks laid loosely on the joists. The end of one of thuso planks did not quite make connection with a certain joist and wheu lie stepped upon that end the plank tipped op and precipitated him to tho floor below, a distance of 13 feet. His left arm was broken at the wrist aud the baud was oat to the bono. His hip was badly wrenched and Iin was terribly bruised. He was ulono in, the building but had the pres ence of mind to call for help as be struck tho floor, aud a neighbor oanie immediately to his assistance. Mr. Hanson Is now able to walk about with the help of a cano and Is making a good start toward recovery. A High Gre.de Concert Given Saturday. We,s Little Girl Scalded. ,v ilitttio Evertou, the little daughter's, of Elmer Everton, was rjnlte severely scalded, Friday. Hho and play mate were playing and they were getting ready to wash their dolls clothes. Huttio was pourlug boiling water from a teakettle on the stove Into a dish, when tho kettle slipped, aud the water pouring on the child's arm scalded It badly from the hand to tho elbow. Medical assistauco was promptly summoned aud the child's sufferings relieved as much as pos sible. While tho burn Is not danger ous t Is very painful and will probably leave a scar for life. Chester Keudv, a young man of Cor vallis, acknowledged leader of a b md of hoodlnms, got full of fighting whiskey on Batur lay night, was with dilllcolty prevented from murdering several inoffensive people whom he met ou tho street, killed one ollieer, wounded another aud was himself killed iu resisting arrest. K'-ady was snot by James Dunn aud Sheriff Bur nett after ho had fatally wounded Dunn. Previous to this ho had shot A. Osburu, the night watch, iu tho neck. Dunn died on Tuesday, while Unburn will probably recover. A young man named Turner, who supplied Kcady w ith a revolver and is said to havo encouraged hlui in his murderous acts, Is umb-r arrest and a charge of murder may be lodged against him. Scrioui Stomach Trouble Curid. I was troubled with a distress iu my stomach, sour stomach and vomiting spells, and can truthfully say that Chamberlain's 'Stomach aud Liver Tablets cored me. Mrs. T. V. Will lams, Laiushurg, Mich. These tab lets are guaranteed to care every case of stomach trouble of this character. For sale by all druggists. program Was reu- Tho BotTa concert which was given in the oh ra house Saturday evening, was a very enjoyable alTuir but the attendance was small. The violin selections by Miss Bertlna Bella, were especially enjoyable, while the singing of Madame Boffa was gener ously applauded. Tho Grants Pass orchestra, under the direction of Siguor Holla, rendered some excel lent selections. The following dered : Kulinoiid Overture. . , . Ambr Thomas Orchestra Violin " Ziegeuuerwiis u" Pablo do Surasate Bertiua Holla Soprano "Lo I Hear the Gentle Lark!" Sir II. Bishop Aimc. i). lioini Flute Obligulo, Mr. Clarke. Overture, " Hlraib'lla" Flotow Orchestra Violin " Emiunru Concerto" Kelix Mendelssohn Bertlna Bo IT a Sopriino Santas Ballad "t lying Dutchman" Wagner .time, iiotra Violin "Honianee Suns Paroles" It. Wieniawaki Bertlna Bo If a Miscro Scene From Opera II Trovatore Verdi Mme. Boffa Grants Pasa Weather. Following Is a summary weather ob servation at Grants l'ss, during tho month ol March, l'JO-t, ss reported by J. 1!. Paddock, local voluntary observer 'or tho Oregon State Weather Service. Ladles' and Children's Low Shoes, Vlcl Kid aud Patent Leather with Low and French HeuL K. O. Mo Croskey. Max. Mill, limnce l'ree T'"1"- J'"L inKh- I "47" "U7 10 33" I 44 Wl 12 2 3 i'i 40 12 'in 4 in 37 n IS t0 42 IS I) lit 48 21 31 7 6S 47 8 2 12 H 61 37 14 J,J i 4.1 r 8 o 10 4a 31 10 (18 11 411 32 14 .V) 12 r2 80 22 .01 13 41 Ml 12 .47 II liS 3l 10 .Jl ir 17 27 30 III 57 31 20 17 fit 42 Ifi .37 IS W 43 10 .03 PI Bfi 37 18 .72 20 40 32 14 .3(1 21 40 20 111 .211 22 8.1 U 1.23 23 4i 20 16 .05 24 40 30 ltl .21 25 50 30 20 .01 Jit 58 38 20 .53 27 58 38 20 . 23 28 58 41 17 .38 2I 61 40 H .06 30 M 34 20 31 U 2tl 41 Slmmiby: Mean temperature, 44; maximum temperature, 69; date, 31; minimum temperature, 27; data, 15; Tjtal preclp. Inches 11.17 Total snow fait 1; No. ol days clear, 2; partly cloudy, 3 ; cloudy, 20 ; wind 8. W.