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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
COULON FAMILY DEPARTS
FOR THAT DEAR CHICAGO

Johnny Couon, Papa Coulon and
Brother Coulon shook the dust of Los
Angeles from their Royals last night
and the fans in this neck of the woods
will not have another chance to see the
undisputed 105-pound champion in
action. A match with Eddie Menney
was among the possibilities but Coulon
decided not to take the local boy on.
The Coulons will stop in Frisco for a
day or two. and will then hike right
back to Chicago. They were we'll
pleased with everything in Los Angeles
and made many friends, who are wish
ing Johnny the best of luck any time
he starts.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
MORE EASY MONEY kP
FOR TOMMY BURNS
BY Associated Press

y
DUBLIN, March 17.-Tommy Burns,
the American pugilist. knocked out
Jem Roche, the Irish champion, tonight
in the first round in the Theater Royal.
The men had hardly got into the ring
when Burns feinted and put his right
over the side of the head Roche went
down and was counted out. He got
up a moment later apparently unhurt.
The men We're i'm the ring one minute
and twenty eight seconds.
The syndicate offered to match
Squires against Burns on the same
terms.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
HART AWARDED DECISION
By Associated Press.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, March l7.-Be-
fore a large crowd this afternoon Mar
vim Hart of Louisville was awarded the
decision in the fourth round over John
Willie of Chicago on a foul The men
agreed to break cleanly. Immediately
following a clinch, and as Hart was
stepping back unprotected Willie swung
a hard right to the ear sending Hart
spraWling. Hart was unable to respond
and his ear may be seriously injured.
"Doc" Hottum Of Memphis was referee.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
STOCKTON WANTS WAGNER
By Associated Press.

STOCKTON, March 17.-Manager
Cy Moreing of the Stockton, team OF
the California State league today wired
Hans Wagner, the famous ball player,
a most tempting offer to come TO TINS
city and play with the local team;
Wagner has announced he intended
retiring alvl engaging in the chicken
business. He can have fine ranch
for poultry and salary on the side if
he wishes to don a Stockton uniform.
There is nothing too good for ball
players in Stockton.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
POWER BOAT REGATTA is
OPENED AT PALM BEACH
BY Associated Press.

PALM BEACH, F'la March 1.-THE
annual power boat regatta opened mere
today with four events on the pro-
gam. The fiVe-mile race for boats
rating less than eighty was won by
the Dolphin, owned by Eugene ID.
kleist of Buffalo
The five mile event for boats with
a rating of eighty and above was won
by the General a of Detroit.
The ten-mle race for boats OF all
ratings was won by the Dolphin.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
Attempt to Murder Judge
BY Associated Press

Ell PASO, Texas, March 17.-As the
result of an unsuccessful attempt or
Saturday night to assassinate Federal
Judge Lira of the northern district OF
Chihuahua, by firing two shots at him
through a door, four suspects are held
in Jail in Juarez on a charge OF con-
spiracy to murder.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
Sill YER DICK WINS
BIG RACE OF DAY
Close Finishes Mark Card Prepared
by Secretary Stewart for Light
Harness Enthusiasts at
Agricultural Park

Secretary Stewards st. Patrick's day
program was the magnet which at
tracted lovers of light harness racing
to Agricultural park yesterday after
noon, and those fortunate enough to be
present were treated to some rare
sport. In nearly every instance a close
finish was in order, and nothing ap-
preaching tameness was on the card.
Although strictly an amateur affair.
and for members of the Los Angeles
Driving club only, a demonstration
such as is seen with the professionals
was in order when the free-for-all pace
was run. Siegfried. Silver Dick and
Cleopatra were so evenly matched that
none but the judges could separate
them, and when they awarded the vic
tory to Silver Dick the occupants of the
stand raised a well bred howl. AS is
the case everywhere, the deceptive an
gle was the cause of the uproar and
the judges were the only ones in a po-
SitiOn to decide.
A false break in the last event gave
Charles NJ a walk-over in the second
heat as the field failed to go with him.
No time was taken, as 1t was not
looked on as a race.
Summary:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
GARDNER DEFEATS JACKSON

" HHaUvId0cH T'7a'
CHICAGO, March 17.-E. w. Gard
ner of Pa ;aic, n. j., defeated Clarence
Jackson of Chicago in the national am
ateur billiard championship play here
this afternoon, 400 to 260.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
Fire in Syracuse, N. Y.

| BY Associated Press.
SYRACUSE, N. Y. March 1.-THE
large five-story building occupied by
the Heffron Banner company n mail
order house, was burned today
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
CHICAGO
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY
I1#r oct

Two-base hits-Osteen Fiene, Delmas
Sacrifice hits-Bernard, Hart, Dillon tl7t
base on errors-Los Angeles .. Left On
bases-I.os Angeles I, Chicago g. Bases on
balls-On Koestner 3. Olmstead 3. Struck
out-By Nagle l, Olmstead 6. Double plays
-Delmas to Brashear to Dillon; Olmstead
to Weaver to Purtel. wild pitches-Koest-
ner, Olmstead. Hit by pitched ball-O'Neil
Time of game-1;45 Umpre-O'Day.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
Vatican Sends Emissary
By Associated Press.

LA PAz, Bolivia, March IA dele
gate from the holy see has arrived
here with the object of renewing dip
lcmatic relations between the Bolivian
government and the Vatican,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
American Minister Recovering
BY Associated Press,

LA PAZ, Bolivia, March 17.-William
s. Sorsby, the American minister to
Bolivia, who was stricken with paral-
ysis in January is now practically re-
covered. Today he left La Paz for the
coast to recuperate.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18

Avontellus scored a lucky victory
when he won the fifth race. for at the
head of the stretch Associate crossed
his legs and fell causing Merlingo and
Ouardi, which just started to make
their run, to pull up and go around
him. Ross luckily escaped injury on
Associate.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
Death Claims Cardinal

BY Associated Press.
ROME, March 17.-Cardinal Casa
del Drago died in this city today. He
was born in 1888 and was created
cardinal in 1899.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18

Senator Barrett was bumped into the
fence right after the start, which
caused Schilling to pull up. The horse
came back very lame AMI may not race
here again this season.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
Ala Petitions for New Trial
By ASS lated Press.

BY ASST IuleVl 7 Itss'
DENVER, Colo. March ia mo-
ton for new trial of Giuseppe Ala.
the condemned murderer of Father Leo
Heinrichs, was filed todayA
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18

Jockey Musgrave carried off the rid
ing honors of the day by plotting three
winners.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
GOOD SPORT
LOOKED FOR
Well Balanced Fields viii Race To-
day at Santa Anita and Close
Finishes May Re-
suit
nY IRvING D. cLEMnNT

There should be some good sport al
Santa Anita park this afternoon, as
Secretary Smith has provided. an excel
lent program of six races and as good
horses are entered in the majority OF
tn, events and the fields are we'll bal
anced hotly contested affairs and close
finishes are looked for.
Sixteen 3-year- -olds will go over the
five-furlong route in the opening race
on the program, and such good ones as
Aquiline, Cardinal. Montclair, Eonite
Ed b. Otwell, Lady Powell and a num-
ber of others are among those entered
Post positions and active riders at the
barrier will have the advantage in such
large field.
An exceptionally good lot of baby
racers will negotiate the half mile route
in the second race. Steel is a fast
filly and won her last race here handily
from a good field. Madeline Musgrave
beat Antioch and several others of fair
caliber when she last sported colors.
Coored Lady is fast trick herself and
likes the distance. Bold won her last
start in clever fashion. FrieZe had bad
racing luck on Monday.
The toughest proposition of the day
is the third. n mile selling race. ana no
less than sixteen are carded to go.
Dazzle, Catalina Dulcinea, Liberto and
John c. Graus are all front runners,
and in a race like this they will escape
any interference that there may be on
the far turn.
Clever Weight Scheme
The weight scheme in the mile purse
race is a clever piece of work, as six
good ones are evenly matched, and 1t
should result in a close finish. Critic
ran a good race Monday. and Orilene' S
third to Colonel Jack and Edwin T..
Fryer Saturday was a good effort. Sid
ney f is a slow beginner, and if the
pace Is fast will be running all over
horses at the end Ampedo, Lisaro and
Dredger are. in excellent condition.
The mile and quarter race, the fifth
event on the card, brings forth that
erratic performer, Ormonde's Right and
it is a question of will he or will he
not suk. Ellie is in good form right
finish. County Clerk likes a heavy
track best. Lady Chiswell, Stoney Lee
and Nadzu are consistent performers,
and one of them may upset calcula-
tions.
Some of the best sprinters will take
up scale weight in the sixth race and
dash over the five and half furlong
route. Botanist is good weight
packer and ran some fair races at Oak
land. Lord of the Forest won his last
three races in easy style and is big
horse that weight should not hinder
much. Arklirta, Dominus Arvi and
Bribery have a world of early speed
and should be contenders all the way.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
TO rIIa RACES

Steam trains to the races 12:i5 p. m. and l2:s
.. m. s5 minutes. Seats for everyonS SOU m
ERN PACIFIC. COO south Spring street, o.
Arcade station.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
Coal Company curtaiIs Work

By Associated Press.
SHAMOKIN, Pa, March 1.-THE
Susquehanna Coal company, employing
80 600 men and boys in this region,
today issued notice that until further
notice it's operations would be worked
but three days a week.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18
Son o. United States Senator Dead

COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo, March
19-Henry Knute Nelson, 81 years old,
son of United States Senator Nelson
or Alexandria. Mimi, died here today
of consumption. after long illness.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-18

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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-05-22
$4,000 A DAY TAKEN
OUT ON WILLIAMS CREEK
He rrison Brothers and Others
Stake Out Dozen Claims in
Past Week.

Excitement in the new gold camp
ON Williams creek. few miles south-
east of Grants Pass, recently otened
up by the Harrison Brothers, con-
tinues and the volume Of yellow metal
being taken out is daily increasing.
The actual facts relative TO this new
discovery are almost unbelievable,
aud should the same amount of gold
be taken out in Nevada, Colorado, or
California the furore would, ere this,
have surpassed the excitement fol-
lowing the discoveries at Goldfeld
or Tonopab.
Messrs. Frank johnson, proprietor OF
the Layton hotel Of this city, and bis
brother Dan. who are brothers-in.law
Of the Harrison brothers, discoverers
of the new Eldorsdo, came in from the
new camp. Sunday evening after hav.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-05-22
l.. r. Webb Attacked in
Pasture at Deering.
A PROMINENT MINING NAN
The Timely Arrival of Men and
Doss Only Avert His In
stant Death.

Waldo, Or, May l7.-Special to the
Courier. R. Webb. one of the most
popular and influential men in the
southern part of Josehine county, was
seriously, If not fatally gored by a
vicioums bull belonging to Thos.
GilliRan, near Deering last evening.
Itsppears that Mr.. Webb was return.
ing from his mine and at the time of
the accident was crossing Gilligans'
pasture when the iDfuristed animal
attacked him. Had it not been for
the timely arrival of Mr.. Gilligsn
and Mr.. Albright, who happened to
be near by, and fought the bull away,
Mr.. Webb would, in all probability
have been gored to death. A physi-
clan had not arrived at the time this
message was mailed and it was i'm.
possible to know how seriously Mr..
Webb had been Injured. His many
friends in this vicinity will await
further news of the accident with in
terest.
On inquiry Friday forenoon we
learn that the condition of Mr. Webb
is not serious.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-05-22

ACT II. Scene-Same as Act 1;
time, afternoon.
The comedy will be followed by the
class song and response by the class
of 1909.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
The regular commence, ment exercises
will be held at the opera house Fri
day evening, May Goth, at s:i5, when
the following program will be rem
dered:
Vocal Solo. Mrs. W. l.. Ireland
Superin endent's Report r. r. Turner
Duet-Cornet and Clarinet ~
80. S + Cheshire. j. l.. Wharton
Address, Pres p. l.. Campbell, U. of o.
Duet-Violin aud Piano. ......
w. A. Newell, Victor Newell
Presentation of Diplomas. ..
w. Clarke
Chairman School Board
Male Quartet-Selected
GLASS ROLL.
George Hale Bacher, Helen Clarke.
Georgia Ethel Coron. Herbert James
Gilkey, George Lyle Harper. Randall
John Hood. Edith Olwen Hughes,
Isabella Letcher, Kittie Loretta
Loughridge, Mary Alice Mcfarland.
George Edward O'Neill. Robert
Harold O'Neill. Lora Bell Pummill.
President. George L. Harper; score
tary, Alice Mcfarland.
Glass Colors-Blue and Gold.
Flower-w White Rose and Maiden
Hair Fern.
Motto" Arbeit Offnet das Thur"
HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY.
r. Il. Turner, superin tendent;
Clifton q. Smith, principal; Mona
s. Bridge. assistant; Katherine
Kahley. assistant; II e Mielke, as
sistant.
BOARD OF EDUCATION
r. W. Clarke, Il. p. Cramer, q. q.
Ament. DR.. ]. G. Smith. II. l.. Gil
key and E. s. VanDyke.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-05-22
Presbyterians Call Rev. Mel can

Bethany Presbyterian church has
extended call to Rev. Robert Mo-
Lean to become its pastor. a special
meeting of the congregation being
held Thursday evening for the pur-
pose Of voting on hi, name. Rev.
Mclean was the first pastor Of Beth.
any church and continued his labors
for II years, then taking the pastor
ate Of the Third Presbyterian church
at Portland for the past six years he
has been engaged in missionary work
in Porto Rico with splendid success.
but the health of bis family necessi-
tated his leaving the work. The
call has been wired to Mr.. Mclean al
New York and an answer is expected
shortly. Mr.. Mclean is one Of the
most prominent ministers Of the de.
nomiation and Bethany church will
be fortunate to secure his return tc
Grants Pass.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-05-22

ing spent couple Of days at the dig.
gings. Both brought in some fsbu.
lously rich specimens. Both had
been over the grounds now being
worked by the Harrison and Jones
brothers and confirm all the exciting
reports heretofore brought in from
that section.
Frank johnson in conversation
with Courier representative Monday
morning, said that the Harrison and
Jones boys, between them are now
taking out from $1,000 to $4,000 per day
of almost pure gold. Thursday of last
week Robert Harrison, senior mem.
Der of the Harrison brothers, took out
one pan of dirt which yielded $500.
While this is a small pan compared
with some they have already taken
out, it is sample of almost daily oc.
currence and ought to be sufficient.to
stsrtle the average miner If not the
general public.
Ten or 10 claims have been staked
OF in the new camp within the past
week and the indications are that a
big rush will soon follow. Many in.
quiries have already been received
from miners in Nevada, California,
Washington and various towns
throughout the state of Oregon about
the new strike as result Of the pub
licity given the matter in the Port.
land papers.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-05-22
MEMORIAL DAY EXERCISES
ARRANGED BY G. A. R.
The Sermon Will Be Delivered
At Newman M. Z. Church
Sunday Morning.

Following is the program as ar
ranged by General Logan Post No. 30
Grand Army of the Republic for the
observance Of Memorial Sunday and
Decoration Day. Memorial services
will be held at the Newman M. e.
church at II a. IN. Sunday morning
when the Rev. +. @. Lovett of the
First Baptist church will deliver the
memorial sermon. All members Of
the G. A. X. and the Woman's Re-
lief Corps, all old soldiers, sailors,
mariners, Spanish war veterans aud
exconfederates are requested to meet
at g. A. II. hall at 10 80 next Sun
day morning. and march from there TO
the church In body.
DECORATION DAY. MAY 80.
Members Of the G.. A. Il. and W.
X. c. will meet 10 their hall at |
o'clock p. m. aud march in body 10
the opera house where City Attorney
Clements will deliver the Decoration
Day address.
After the exercises at the opera
house the members Of the Post and OF
the Relief Corps will form in line on
Sixth street and march to the Rogue
River bridge where the closing exer-
oises will be conducted by the Relief
corps.
The School children and all the
various civic societies Of the city, and
exoonfederate soldiers are cordially
invited to participate in these exer-
cises.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-05-22
FIRE FIEND AGAIN
VISITS GRANTS PASS
Tho Flour Mill Burned Early
Thursday Morning Entnilins
A Loss OF $4,000.

A disastrous fire about 3 80 yester-
day morning completely destroyd the
flonring mill In the west part of town.
belonging to II. A. Oorliss, entailing
loss Of 5000 The FIRE was we'll
under way before discovered and the
fire department in spite of strenuous
efforts, was powerless to save the
building.
The mill was erected about two
years ago and after running but a
short time was shut down. owing to
n shrinkags in the volume of business,
and has since been idle.
The origin of the fire is unknown
bat 1t is supposed that the building
WAS ignited by ''hobos" VINO had
sought shelter there for the night.
1t appears there was no insurance on
the prop rty and hence the conflagra-
tion results in q total loss. The
plant WAS finely equipped. and in fact
is said to have been one of the best
mills in the state.
Mr.. Corliss, who was the principal
owner is engaged in mining operations
on Galice. creek lie was in the city
yesterday and says that the plant will
not be rebuilt.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-05-22

''sf THU W V'RI'
In about three weeks MISS Palmtr
expects to yisit at various points
about the state for month after
which she will spend = month or two
on coast After that she plans on
going to New York City TO study
mnsic
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-05-22

Scythes and stones at Hair. Riddle'sr
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-05-22
City Treas urer's Notice.

There are funds in the city treasury
to redeem all outstanding warrants
protested TO January 3. 1906. Interest
on same will cease after this date.
Dated at Grauts Pass, Ore, May 23d.
1908.
COL W. JOHNSON.
5.22 At
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-05-22
Will Be Center of Attrac-
tiOn All Next Week.
THIRTEEN In THE CLASS
Tho Rev. Austin j. Hollingsworth
Will Deliver BAccalaureate
Sermon Sunday Night.

The annual commencement exercises
Of the Grants Pass High school will
be held next week, when "the sweet
girl graduate" in all her pristine
glory. will constitute the center of
attraction and command the undivid-
ed attention Of her numerous friends.
As is usual. the few weeks preceding
this annualed: :ucational event have been
fraught with much earnest effort in
the matter of preparation for the
finale Of the school year.
Tho class this year reaches the lucky
1S-as against eight last year and
four the year preceding 1t is a
class Of which both faculty and the
people of tho city have reason to be
proud.
The commencement week will open
with the bsccalaureate sermon Sun
day evening at 8 O'Clock at the New
man Methodist church, by the Rev.
Austin J. Holliugsworth of the
Christian church.
GLASS DAY EXERCISES.
The class Day exercises will:be held
at the opera house Tuesday evening,
May 26th at 8:15 and will open with
the following literary and musical
program:
Piano Solo-Waltz De Concert,
............L La Costa Mangum
Salutatory .:.... Lora Pummill
Grafton" True Aim of Educa.
tioD, ".............R Randall Hood
Glass History Alice Mcfarland
Prophecy y............Zo Fora Perry, 10
Address to the 9Th Grade. .......
.............P Pauline Coe II
Response. e............ Murisl Nidsy, '12
Quartet-Selected ................
Helen Clarke. Genevieve Pstillo,
Lydia White. Julia Gablrsith
Orstion-" Aristocracy Of Brains"
....... Harold O'Neill
Glass Poem. m............H Helen Clarke
Glass will Edward O'Neill
vsledictory ......... .Owlen Hughes
Response. e.......... Lydia White, 90
Piano Duet-"Qui Vive," ".......
Elizabeth Davis, Beatrice Webb
The above program will be imme.
diately followed by the prese ntation
by the class OF comedy in two acts
entitled "Mr. Bob" very pretty
little thing, which promises to be one
Of the features of commencement
week. The cast of characters is AZ
follows:
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Philip Royson. Miss Luke's
nephew Geo. Harper
Ropert Brown, clerk Of Benson 81
Bensen n............H Herbert Gilkey
Jenkins. Miss Rebecca's butler
...........,...,... George Baker
Rebecca Luke, q maiden lady
.............. Kittie Loughridge
katherine Rogers, her niece. 80.
.....,.............. Bella Letcher
Marion Bryant, Ka,hsrine's friend
..................G Georgia Coron
Patty, Miss Rebeoca's maid. ....
Observation-Disclosures. Olwen Hughes
ACT /. SoeDe-Breakfast room at
Tresham; time. msrning.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-05-22
MISS ETHEL PALMER AND
PUPILS GIVE RECITAL

Miss Ethel Carolyn Palmer. the
talented young music teacher. present.
ed her elder pupils in splendid piano
recital at Redmen's hall Tuesday even
ing. and was greeted by good attend
ance. "The program was good
throughout" is the verdict of competent
critics who attended. The renditions
were much enjoyed and were highly
creditable to both teacher and pupils.
Following is the program, which was
ssssquel to the one given by her junior
pupils week ago Tuesday night;
Duo. Country Dance. ce..........
...... Dott Cook, Miss Palmer
Vslse de Salon. ... Beatrice Webb
lie Cavalier Fantastique. 80. go.
............ .... .Lellah Caldwell
Duo. Scotch dance. e..............
..... Louise Fetsch, Miss Palmer
La Reveil d'Amour Lulu McCahon
Galetea. Fledermans Walker. ...
.................. Bernlce Fallin
Pegasus Galop ...... ,......
-. -. Edna Cornell, Miss Palmer
La Caprice ......... Flavia hsckett
valse d Fiat .... La COSTA Msngum
Duo. GaDzonetta .............
.....C Cora Fetzner, Mrs Palmer
Hungarian Rhspsodie No. b..
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-05-22

About l 80 Tuesday morning a
fire alarm brought the department to
the Chinese laundry ON f street. The
fire seems to have started in the rear
of the laundry and the flames got a
good start before it WAS discovered.
As a result the building. which was
owned by Lou Heberle, was soon de.
stroyed, together with greater
part of the contents, The unoccu-
pied frame structure adjoining the
laundry on the south, owned by Roy
Wilson, was also destroyed. The
Wilson building carried $500 insur.
ance. The origin Of the fire is IN.
known.