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The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1882-03-10

EDITOR Gaz.TTE.-T Things are jogging
along at the usual rate. We are having the
heaviest rain IF the season. The rain has been
coming duwn in torrt nts for the last two
days with no prospect Of stop. The
waters are very high and still On the rise.
This place has been blessed this winter with
health, althou h we have one man VIII"
carries marks as though he had been in
rough hands. Legr#nl H"lgate called Mr.
John Bounds name which he did rot like
to carry but was ob:ige;i to submit to, and
carry two black eyes. Mr.. Holgate lost
his boat by dr;ft-running. He has just
cine mp frcm the Lever Alsea to take a
load of freight but his boat is gone.
Mr.. Ma anes, the family that came from
Gerry this winter, are very r1rch dissatisfied d
with the place and the climate. I" muth
rain the cause. The roads are III a had con
di i'm through the mountains The mail
will have raush trip this week.
February %, 1882.
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Kings Valley Letter.

Regular Correspondent to the Gasestol
EDITOR GAZETTE week it rained
and showed so much that we thought Win
ter had sain commenced. For a few days
the ground was covered evey morning with
three inches of snow. It woull met in tie
daytime and come again at night. Even
now the hills rounl about are white as old
Mount Hood. The late rain raised tie
Luckiamute almost as high as it was last
winter. The Capital laundering Compsl y
of allen fnated their logs without any
difficulty. The Co. built a boat here at the
saw mill II by 20 feet, with calm capable
of carrying twenty men. The middle of
the week the boat with jolly crew passed
down following the boys, three million feet
on their way to Salem.
Frantz & Connor expect to manufacture
near million test OF first-class lumber this
summer.
Connor & Crosno, merchants, are about to
sell ont and quit the business having made
such good merchants but will be satisfe ii
they remain in the Valley.
Jake Chambers has bought the black
smith shop, tools and good will of Lark
Price. Now we expect extra work at low
prices. Rev. Bitner is teaching singing
school at the church in a very lively and
successful manner. We are all just
now interested in music. l can step ont
the front porth at any time of night or day
and hear the scale scum led through about
three octaves The class is now in tr&nspo-
si:ion. Every thing in the valley will soon
he transposed. Some body transposesl my
hammer the other night from its natural
place where had it fixing plow.
/ would like to get holl of that CORES
pondent from Philomath who writes about
politics il Kings Valley. I would shari
him. fiat him and then transpose him. H,
ought to be hit over the heal with SHARP
rock. .-..ss-.. ~
The Republicans in this valley expect to
help fern ticket that will clean out the
Democrats at the next election =, This is the
"nly political aspirations we have. We
he tily enlorse rrof McElroy for State
S.Ecol Superiuten BRUTrs.
March h, 1882.
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Resolutions reported by the COMMITTEES
and adopted by Corvallis Lodge No. IA
A. F. & A. NJ. at a stated communication
held on the 18th day OF March 1882.
Having received ths sad intelligence OF
the sudden and unexpected death of Bro
George P. Wrenn, member and officer Of
this Lodge: Now therefore be it resolved
lst. That in the death Of Brother Wrern
this Lodge has lost one Of it's most active
and usefnl member. the community an up
right and honorable citizen and his family
their main stay and support
%. That we deap'v AMI earnestly
-ynrsthize with the family af enr deceased
irottcr in this their sad bereavement, and
while we feel that no words Of consolation
ear Ii isiltea the Sudden AMI terrible calamity
HAT has hefa!isI them we would meekiy
anA truatfalv commend thea IT, him wEc
tempers the wiati to the shorn Lanai.
3rl. That thee resolutions be spread
mron the records of this Lolse, that col:y
oi them &c sent to the widow OF our de.
leased brother unler the seal OF the Lod e,
that a copy he fur:ishe, The city papers
:or publication. anil that the members u:
this Lode wear the usual badge of mourn
ing for thirty lays as marx of respect to
the memory of our deceased brother.
B. w. WILSON.
(Siguedl JOHN BURNETT. Gem.
B. J. CAUrHoRN.
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PliicmSEh EGtfS.

Regular correspondent TO the Cazctte,]
On last Fril.y evenin the young II lies
and young gentlenens societies gave pub
lie literary entertainment at the College
chapel The programme consisted of a
very fine sslutat"ry al lrsssel by G. sl.
Miss Laura Allen; essay ''Oce#n," ly Miss
Efie Gleason; essay Tempt aien." by Miss
Adel Fletcher. A lively and spicy manu-
script paper published by the societie' was
read in very elegant manner by its editt r,
Mr. J.J. Bryan, Then followed an inte =
esting discussion up.n the important ques-
tion, RESOLVED, tn 1t the state shall fix by law
the rates of transport alton. After very
able discussion in which the young deb ste RS
showed considerable tact and skill IN the
management of the subject the decision
was endorsed: in favor of the negative.
Dialogue Popping the Question" by Mis-
Alice Wilcox and MIR. L. S. Sheed. This
was humorous piece calculated. to keep an
audience in an urroar OF 'appl&usss Essay
Life" by Miss Laura Farrow which spark
led with refined and elevated thought. The
exercises were enlivcned by excellent in
strumental and vocal music by the quartette
and orchestra. The winter term of the pub
lie school closed on last Saturday with an
examination of the classes and the usual
exercises of such occasions. At the annual
school meeting, L. F. Watkines was elected
al ,&aI
clerk.
The many friends of Mrs. George Henkls
will be glad to learn that she is some better
and hopes are now entertained that she may
finally recover. CORRESPONDENT.
There are stored in Pennsylvania atons
! so, ,o0o, eoo. barrels of crude petroleum
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Memphis, March 8. 5.-commissioner Nor
an said tonight that in twelve counties OF
/ Arkansas be had information of about 20,
600 destitute people who would have to
e fed by the government for at least forty
lays. Commissioner Hemingway of Missis-
sippi said the inhabitants Of the counties
OF this state to the number OF $4,000 were
in Ike suffering condition.
Ez Senator Sargent, nc 50 minister 20 Ger
many, left Washington ca tie 81 for New
YORK, andwiu thence proceed next Monday
to San Francisco. having obtained the pres
ident's consent to spent the time California
required to arrange his affairs for several
years absence He hopes to be able to sail
for Europe on or before thu 10Th OF April.
His wife and daughter will accompany him.
A ioirt executive committee OF eastern
ard western a roa Is &c entity decided th,. a
.tiv:sion of traffic shall be made from tie
principal cities in the west, and incluo ing
not only terminal lines but also connections
to trunk lines; that general freight agents
on each road on which traffi originates will
he held strictly res porsible for maintenance
of the rate, and that nobod elss shall have
power TO make rates e8cep; general freight
agents.
IN view Of widespread ,'i.tross it Is in
ten al Nv delegation from states affect
ed to ask congress for an additional appro-
priaton for relief, aud also furnish the POOR
with seed corn for the co1niDg planting.
Itis represented that all corn reserved for
si.;.t purpose has be&n destroyed, and un-
less it can be prc n2tly replace |. the suffer
ing of the present vii! ,e trrnei into ab5ol-
;te famine during tlis year.
Kansas City, Marc;, 5.--It has been dis
covered that George Sne ppard. who claimed
to have shot Jesse ,J;tlnes is really james
friend, anil ma''e the claim merely to. get
the reward and divide it with Jesse. He
was apparently leagued with the police
trying to find James, ami shos himself
through the leg to create the belief that he
hal fought with James. GaSel with his
n"~tidy, he confessed that James was still
alive.
The following demccrats voted in the al
!irinat;ve: Brown. Gockrell, Harris, Jack
son, Jones, of Florida, Maxey, Ransom and
VOORHEES, Davis, cf Illinois, also voted i'll
the affirmative. The following is a psrtial
Iiss Of those who were paired or absent. as
uaar,y as c2n lie asccrtained: Alttrich,
Beck. Butler, Cameron. Of Pennsylvania
Garland. George, Croo1ne, Hiil, Of Georgi9,
Lamar, I,ogn, Mci'herson. Mi er, Of New
Yoik. Penilcton, Saulsbury. Saunders,
sherman, Vest, Walker and Williams.
Cnnkhn's friends are not jubiiant over the
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Capt. f. r. Merriman, an influential cit
izen of Forest Grove, put up at the Vincent
house on Tuesday.
John Ray 4 Son want a Thousand bushels
of potatoes, for which they will pay the
highest cash price.
Mr.. Cady's little boy who has been suf
fering with synohitis for couple of weeks
is now improving rapidly.
Miss Nettie Mulkey who has been sick al
Mr.. j. W. Williams residence is still quite
low but is recovering slowly.
Miss Armstrong, living eight or ten miles
southwest of here, who was accidently shot
through the foot couple of months age
has almost entirely recovered.
Governor Thayer last Tuesday appointed
John Burnett, circuit judge of this judicia
district, to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Hon. James r. Watson
Mrs. Benjamin Pierce is quite ill with
neuralgia OF the Uranium. Mr.. Pierce heirg
almost blind and having five little children
to care for, the family is in unfortunate
circumstances.
We had the pleasure of forming the ac-
quaintance of Mr.. w Bach. a prominent
citizen of Dal as this week. He stopped at
the Vincent hotel on Tuesday. having come
toeour city, as we understand, Oh business
connected with the o. p. railroad.
AT the annual school meeting last Monday
in the lower district, AL Py sall was elected
director and f. Holgate was reelected clerk,
both TO serve for three years.
W. 7. and Jas. Locke, students who have
been attending the Agricultural college.
were summoned by dispatch last Monday,
to the bedside OF their father who now lies
dangerously i'll at 1niepe penderce. Their
father Is brother of Nelson Locke decess-
ed OF this county.
At the annual school meeting il the upper
district last Monday. J. D. Johnson WAS
elected director and WIN. Groves Clerk for
the ensping three years. 4 resolution was
adopted instructing the directors to have a
free school as long as the public funds lasted
and after that, school supported by rate
bills
The election of chief and assistant en-
eineer of the Corvallis Fire Department for
the ensuing year, will take place tomorrow
afternoon at Yonng Americas hal Tie
Young Americas have nominated for chief
Cy Towers; the nominee Of the Monumenta.s
for the same position was n. 3. Avery ana
of the Hook & Lader Co. +. A. Vincent.
No assistant has been nominatsl.
An infant child of Mr.. AMI Mrs G. 20. ".
Henile, alout two mon hs old. The child
died ON Monday last and was buried OH
Tuesday in the Odd Fellows cemetery, near
this city
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Through the columns of the Gazette, I
desire to express my cordial al sincere
thanks to the Corvallis Fire Departments
for their usual promftness and energy with
which they endeavorea to save the contents
of my recently burnel warehouse. My
thanks are also due AMI gla,lly- given to the
citizens of Corvallis. who. on that occasion
so nahly volunteered their services for the
same disinterested purpose. desire more
over to join in the universal sentiment q
this eonm@nity in de2iorins the sal cslam
ity anil untiu.e,y death OF our friend anil
fellow citizen, Geo. P. 'Ercnn, wl.o 1T that
time lost his life while al his pos of duty.
W. A. WILLS
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H;ther and ThitheT.

BEAUTY's BOWER.
This famous cigar is
Only sold at T. ]. Buford's.
Novelties oe all kinds at Postpffce Store
Peanuts, walnuts, almonds, at sRostofice
store. r--
The finest brands of cigars at tbs Post
Office store.
Stationery and books of all descriptions at
Postoflce Store. :
AL kinds of Blanks in stock and for sale
at the Gazette office. =
The Corvallis GAZETTE for sale on the
counter of Buford's news depot
A magnificent selection Of candles from
San Francisco just arrive at Postofhce
store.
The commissioners court is now in sess
sion. :........
Mr.. Sylvester is hayinge,a fine dwelling
house erected near his present residen,e.
Messrs Ray & Son want 10000 bushels ef
potatoes for which they viii pay the high
est cash price.
Mr.. Wm Coates, of Ainsworth W. T.,
who, We are informed, is here attending to
railroad business, arrived at the Vincent
hotel on Saturday. =,
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One or More Surgeons.

From the Pafiic Surgical Institu te 3o5
Kearuey ST., San Francisco, will be at the
St. Charles Hotel, Ell gene City, Mlrch 2lst
aad 22l; at the St. Charles Hotel, Albany.
II ,r:h 9th and 25tl, AMI the Chemekita
HOTEL Salem. NJ .rch 9th AMI 25sh, fully
prepared to treat all the diseases and De-
formities treated at this Institute, such rs
Spinal Diseases AMI all diseases Of the
Joints, Rupture, Naial Catarrh, Chronic
Rheumatism, Lung Disease. Paralysis, Ner-
vous Diseases, Piles, Fistula, and Female
Diseases. This is the only authorized branch
OF the Great North western Sur 5ica Insti-
tute OIL the Pa:ifi; Coast, and iesires not to
be confounded with any other Institution.
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Resolutions.

To the Officers and Members of the IL &
l.. Company of the Fire Department OF
Corvallis. s--f
GENTLEMES We, Your Committee, to
whom was assigned the. sad duty of pre-
pairing suitable resolutions, relative to the
sudden and sorrowful death OF CIR deceased
brother, George P. Wrenn, beg leave to
submit the following:
WHEREAs:-In the death of Off fellow
member, we recognize great loss. Gut
down, while yet strong and vigorous, near
est the post of danger. valiantly leading the
van; ever ready to rescue the suffering and
prevent the destruction of property, he .tsIl
at tie post Of duty. In view of the loss we
have sustained, OF an energetic and resolute
member, and of the still heavier loss s,1s-
tanned, by those who were nearest and dear
est to him, therefore be it .
Resolved, That we sincerely synpathize
with the family Of onr deceased broth her in
their hour of trial and affiiction, and COM
merfl them for consola ion, to Him, who
looks with compassionate love and pitying
eve. ripon the widowed and the fatherless.
.Reso!~d, That a copy of these resolu
tions. as heartfelt testimonial of our .sor-
row. he tr nsmitted, to the family ofour
departed friend,- by the Secretary of onr
Company. So
Rssos1ed, THAI copy of these reso'u-
tions be furnished to each Of our City pa
pers for publication. and that they likewise
lie entered upon the records of our Com
pany.
Resotved, That as a tribute to the mem
ory of one whom we mourn, and who was
in every way, worthy of our respect and
regard, we Grape our Company room in
mourning for the space of thirty days.
E. B. MeElroy
Committee Wallace Baldwin
Zephin job.
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Badly Barned.

Mr. VIM. McSawyer was seriously burn-
ed, recently. at Mr.. Frienlly's log sing
camp on Mary's river 1t seems, that
while Mr. McSawyer was burning rosn and
tallow on stove, the substance took fire
and some persons present, trying to es
cape from the room, made it impossible for
MIR, McSawyer to throw it ont without en-
dangerins the lives of the escaping parties.
The delay thus occasioned, resulted in Mr..
Sawyer's being badly burned abont the face.
He stepped at the Exchange hotel on Mon
day evening and left on Tuesday morning
for his home at Harrisburg, where his
mother resides.
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REV STORE.
Few GSodS.

Mr.. C. H. Whitney well anil favorably
known to most all OF us, during the last
week has been opening Il large stock OF
general merchan lise. in the bnildns form
e~ly occupi d as he Gazette office durina
Mr.. Carter's lifetime. Mr.. W. was for a
long ii "- with shepparls anil Jaycox in
buin..: here and is too well knnwn as an
ac i've energetic business man to warrant
l.! ther comment in that regard from us
.:c brings an extensive stock Of goods and
il .ood qasIity aa:l low prices, of his wares
ha d, es not expect t. be oatdone by. any
one. He experts to sell principally for
for their moneys worth.
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Beiicate Operation.

Mr.. E. W. Fishers second son, while
working in the harvest field, year ago
last summer received an injury to bis eye
which resulted in aimest total blindness
Again, while -balling a couple Of
weeks agn, he was struck ia the other eye
with a snowfall, which rendered him
almost unsl.ie to see ont of that eye also.
Last vice., D.. john ,on rem vel a cataract
from ea:h OF his eyes, since vi c.! Lis sight
is nrrts ..lY rastorn !.
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N1?IEE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land office at Oregon City. Oregon,
March 4th, 1882.
N7CTTe; IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IIsE FOL-
" loving named settler his filed notice OF his in
tenton to lnaSe nal proof N support OF his ciini
and ti,as sail proof viii niaio nt-o-e ths County
Clerk OF Benton County at Corvallis, Oregon, on
FRIDAY, AHRII 7TH, 1882,
viz Samuel Case, HOMESTEAD Application No. 4I0S
for the NE OF Sc OF Sec. p AMI lots o. z, and 8
of Sec. g. i. u s., AZ. II W;
He nG1nes the following Witnesses to provo his con-
VIZ: j. R. BayIey. Joseph Policy, II; NJ. Burch and
]. H. Dunn all CT Newport, Benton r.. rn"on.
I9:1Iw5 LIT. BARN, Register.
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G3MSS5asssgl3si CURED

An o,d physician. retired from active
practice. having had placed in his hands by
Ell East India Missionary the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent e-re Of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrls, Asthma, and all Taroat ami Lung
afsections, aiso q positive and radical cure
fer general Debility and al; nervous COM
plants. after IaviQg thoroughly tested its
7s'n3e:fp; curative powers in thousands of
eases. teals 1t lis duty TO make it known to
hia s'i:..@ring f.tiowz. The recips With full
particulars, directions Tor preparation and
use, and all necessary a;ivice and instruc-
tom; fer successful treatment at your own
home, vii! leo received by you by return
rn"ij. free OF charge by addressing with
stamp or stamped solf-a:i}resssd envelope to
Dr.. IT. T. BELL,
l3l 4 Calvert ST., Baltimore, Nd.
.<.Ti
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A SeW Town.

The terminus of the Oregon Pacific raj
road about 81 miles from Newport, in tl:;s
county, has been formally uamei lay tie
Company, "Y aquina-" The Company tavs
already built an extensive wharf of 80 feet
in lensts., at that place, and are now pre-
I,arin2 to lay a railroad track along tie
wharf The shipn,eat of frsight for tie
road from San Francisco has already CEN
roa,c~I
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Fire at independence.

We learn from Mr.. Cressy of Indepen-
deuce, that fire occurred on Tuesday eve
ming, in L. Poppleton's store at that place
The doors being locked, were bursted in
and the flames extinguished. The loss is
supposed to be about $4,000. Both the
building and the gon<ls were irsured
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Lawrence Turus up in Switzerland

James A. Lawrence, the MN who de.
serts his wife recently at Portland. an |
elopsi with Miss Nellie Sloan, te!egr."hs
from Bern Switzerland for his injared wifi !.
4 ioin h m and asks whether he can write
to Portland. Mrs. Llwrehee replied that
he could write but she would never join
him
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A Card Of Thanks.

The thanks of the La,lios'- Committee of
the Christian Church of this city are hereby
rendered to Mrs. N. J. Geescy. Mrs. w. G.
Crawford, the Glee Club aud all of the
ladies and gentlemen who so kindly and
ably assisted in giving the musical enter
sain:nent on Saturday evening, March 4th.
The total receipts were $50 25 and the
total expenses were 5000 profits $3.50.
Mrs. E. B. McElroy.
Committee Mrs. w. S. McFadden.
[ Mrs. G w. Kene.IY
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eis.!sEss =,

NFhatcoEn is TO have weekly pape".
Wheat is quoted at forty cents q bush,
in Kittitas.
|. Tie Yakima is to be stocked with carp
and catfish.
It is reported shat the smallpox has taken
a fresh start at Farmingtor, W. 7.
The covered bridge at Silverton was
carried away by the high water last week.
4 party OF nearly twenty emi grants ar
rived in Vancouver from Iowa on Tuesday,
seeking new homes.
l. The Miami oil and soap company factory
st Cincinnati is burne1. Loss &l0o, eco;
insurance, $50, 600.
Uncle Sam pays his naval officers 80. 800
600 yearly. The seamsn get $2,4oo,0oc.
& collier has been wrecked off Yarmouth,
England, and % persons drowned.
The loss of four fishing schooners from tt e
Gloucester feet has made % widows and C2
orphans.
A crank attempted the assassination Ct
Queen Victoria on the 2d inst, at Windsor
Station.
At a meeting of the citizens of Eugero
CITY on the 25th, revolutions denouneing
polyeamy were passed,
TIE contract for carrying the mai be-
tween junction and Corvallis has been
awarded to Nj. J. j. Eaton Of junction
City,
A correspondent writing to the Dissem-
inator from Psyette valle;, says lady
tncre while skating on the ice recently,
fell and dislocated a limb.
Tie Evening Telegram says Daniel A.
Morris of Portland received a painful
wound in the hand, the other day, from
the explosion Of loaded cartridge.
Citizens Of Shawnee town appeal to the
governor for aitl. Hundreds Of people are
lriven from home by foods, and the rain
still continues
Mir. ,rhos Cilen of Bakers Corner Ind.
was shot and killed by her son the other
day. The young aaa is thought to be de-
lnented.
The eu.ogy ofsJau1cs g. Blaine on Ger
=ral CARTEL onj the 9th OF February is
unanimously conce iel to have bsen one Of
the greatest efforts of the kind ever matt
Men and t2ams are moving south by rail-
10 wor,, Oh brille construction under the
supervision OF A. S Miller Il Soh, conSrac-
tors for O. & c. r R., south OF Rosenurg.-
Statesman.
Advices from Lake comfy are to the c.
fe,.t that tho snow fatl has been very heavy
throughout that section. :
The Dailes) Weekly Times says, the
farmers of this vicinity ars rejoicing III the
prospect of a bouatiful harvest.
Taere-are three residences quaran.lnet III
poneroy, on account OF al illness pro
nounced smallpox Weekly Standard
While Mr.. James Nickleson. says the
Silverton Aappeal, was attempting to
mount his horse last week, his gun wj;s ae-
cidently discharged, woundia5 his horse
so badly that he was compelled to Kill 1t.
A boy about 10 years old, living on Bate
creek was thrown from a colt reeentlIs
which he was trying to ride without ssddie
or bride and had his leg broken.
The War Dept. in Washington, D. G.,
has approved the bill introaacsd by Con-
cressn1an George, OF Oregon for tho appro-
priation of ss, 500 fora military road IRON
Vancouver to Portland.
In Walla Waiia squirrel scalps are worth
3 cents apiece, that amount being paid by
the county for every one brought in. They
are of such value that they are considered
legal tender in the saloons
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Lecture fer tae BeEefil Of the College
ChsEel.

On Saturday evening, March 18th, Rev.
J. R. N. Bell will deliver (by rsquest,) his
popular lecture on the ''Poets and Poetry of
America" The following we'll known
singers will assist in. making the evening
enjoyable and will come in the following
order: Song by the Cleo Club, Messrs
Miner, Vincent, Irwin, Raher, Ray; Song
by Mrs. Minnie Arnold; Lecture; Song by
Miss Jessie Taylor; Song by Glee Club.
The proceeds goin tefraying the expenses
incurred in improving the College Chapel.