East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-05-13
WEEK GENERALLY CLEAR.
Frequent Light showers Occurred
Throughout StaGe.


The fore part OF the week was gen.
orally clear. During this period the
temperatures throughout the day
were unseasonably high, especially
over the eastern counties, though the
temperature at night did not vary
much from the normal. on Thursday
however, there was a decided change
10 cloudy and unseasonably cold
weather, which continued for the re-
mainder of the week. Frequent light
showers occurred during this latter
period, accompanied in many locali-
ties by hail and high winds. Light to
heavy frosts occurred over the entire
state on Tuesday and Saturday morn.
ings. and a killing frost in southern
oregon on Sunday morning. There
was a marked deficiency in the sun
shine for the week.
Coast District.
Doraville, Columbia county, Jos.
Hackenberg. The precipitation was
mostly in the form of heavy showers
from the southeast and northwest. A
killing frost occurred In bottom lands
on Saturday morning.
Newport, Lincoln county, Jno f.
Matthews.-A high wind blew on
Wednesday and han fell on Thursday.
Fairview. Coos county. VIM. Bettys.
Cloudy and cool weather prevailed
during the entire week. Hail fell on
Thursday and a high southwest wind
blew on Tuesday afternoon.
Port Orford, Curry County, f. W. !
Jensen.-Cool and stormy weather
prevailed. A high wind blew on
Wednesday.
Willamette Valley.
Portland. Multnomah county, local |
office. weather bureau.-The fore part |
OF the week was generally clear, with
during the day consid-
erably above the normal. Cool and |
showery weather set in on Thursday. |
which continued for the remainder of
the week.
Monroe, Benton county, John II.
Starr.-The weather was cool and gen.
orally cloudy, with frequent storms.
COnSlueTdDle nail Iell.
Salem, Marion county, NJ. p. Bald
weather with light rain
prevailed A heavy frost
occurred on Friday night.
Corvallis, Benton county, e. p. Err
cloudy weather prevail
ed; local showers occurred during
the latter part of the week. Hail fell
on Friday afternoon and a light frost
formed on Friday night.
Albany, Linn county, A. w. Pask-
son.-The fore part of the week was
clear, but the latter part was cool and
showery.
Liberal, Clackamas county, $.
fore part of the week
was clear and warm; the latter part
was cool and cloudy. with frequent
showers. A light frost formed on Sat
urday morning.
Bull Run, Clackamas county, Port
land Water Works.-The week was
cloudy, with considerable
rain Two hailstorms occurred on Fri
day.
Southern Oregon.
Drain, Douglas county Ira Wimber-
y.-The week opened fair and bright
but cooler weather with light show
ars prevailed Thursday and Friday. II
was slightly warmer on Saturday and
Sunday mornings
Glendale, Douglas county, B. J.
The entire week was cold
urit
howers. On Friday there was
leavy hailstorm of short duration.
Grants Pass, Josephine county. ].
Paddock.-The week was unsea-
'onably cold, with high winds in the
afternoons during the middle of the
week. Frost occurred on Saturday
hight.
Columbia River Valley.
Hood River Wasco county, H. L.
Iashmrouck.- temperature was
,elow normal all week. Strong west
rly winds prevailed. Traces of rain
ell on Wednesday and Friday There
tere no frosts.
The Dalles, Wasco county, s. L,
week was cooler than
sual. High winds prevailed nearly
II the week. On Tuesday a light
rost was reported from exposed
laces. On Thursday thunderstorm
assed to the northwest, with more or
'ss lightning accompanied by heavy
usts Of wind and some sprinkles Of
lin; otherwise no rain has fallen.
Wasco, Sherman county, j. r. How
1.-THE fore part of the week Was
ear. and fine, with light east winds.
rom Thursday to Saturday threaten
g weather prevailed, with high wes-
'rly winds, but no precipitation oc-
lrred.
Heppner, Morrow county, Geo.
first of the week was
ear and warm. On Wednesday the
thermometer rose to 80 degrees. fol-
wed by a dust storm in the evening
nd cool. cloudy weather the rest of