Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-03-15
LOCAL NEWS.

New wash goods arrived today, at
Kline's.
Sec Klins's show window-ele.
CANT line Of new shirts.
Wall paper in all designs and at
all prices at Mann & Co.'S. ...
Rev. L. NJ. Beozer will preach in
the Nj. View school house Sunday
afterno on at 2:30. ..
Both Senator Daily and Represen.
tativs Nichols of this county, were
cattooned in last Saturdays Tele-
gram.
Rev. L. Myron Boezsr will preach
morning and evening in the United
Evangelical church next Sunday.
Sunday school and Christian En-
deavcr at the usual hours.
Sunday is st. Patriok's Day.
There will be St. Patrick's daace
given tomorrow evening in the
Firemen's Hall. A COED time is
guaranteed those who attend.
The Artisans had An enjoyable
evening last Wednesday. They
entertained many guests at bas-
ket social in their quarters in the
X. Of P. hall. There were in the
neighborhood of forty baskets sold,
which brought the assembly $27.
j.. w. Martin left on the Medoc,
Wednesday morning, for Portland,
en- route to Elma, Wash. Frank
and Henry Howell are beth there,
employed in a logging camy. Hen
ry is operating one Of the logging
engines Mr.. Martin will be EN-.
pleYed as cock for the same camp.
Quite a number of neighhers
gathered at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. O. B. Hetchkiss, Tuesday
evening, to bid farewell to the par
ents of Mrs. Hotchkiss, Nh. and
Mrs. Shaw, who have been visiting
their daughter for the past month.
Nj. Shaw and wife left yesterday
for their home In Kansas.
In response to a letter Of inquiry
by Sheriff Burnett regarding the
law on snipe in Oregon, Game War
den Quimby, of Portland, wrote
under date Of March 18th, that the
law as srsvissd by the last legisla.
ture takes all protection off Of snipe
and whoever thinks he can hit a
snips is at liberty to hunt them.
I've agents of Portland Law En-
forcement League are In a very
pretty pickle. They were holding
cards in gambling game for the
purpose of obtaining evidence when
the police sweoped down on the un-
lawful resort and carried the re-
formers eff with the ordinary gam.
blers.-Ex. There are people in
this city who know just how they
feel.
Prof. p. L. Kent, of O A G, says:
"Three Of the latest built creameries
in the state, having capacity Of
upwards of 800 cows, report the
cost of building and equipment at
about 50, 100. Should it be desired
to handle cream only, a. the prac
tics in some cases ie, the cost Of
equipment. will be cut down hy a
sum equal to the value of separ-
ator, or about $780,"
Ia the revision Of the general
game laws Of tae state the legisla.
ture, at It's late session, failed te
make provision for special prlri-
leges for taxidermists. Taxider'
mists in most states, are permitted
to kill birds at all seasens of the
year in the interest of science. Fol
which privilege they pay a license.
and upon receiving their permit
from the game warden they file &
hond binding themselves to keeE
strictly within the purvue Of th'
law.
All over the state there appears
to be great activity regarding th'
question of inducing Easterners Il
locate at a given peint. Nearly
every paper in Oregon has hae
something to suggest for the inhab
itants of its particular field, ane
these suggestions are always in tn
interest Of that particular Eden
This is all right and as it shoult
be. Oregon is good state fren
top to bottom, but certain section
are more developed than others
In order to advertise anything it i
necessary to use s'printers' iak,
and particularly is this true whei
the majority Of the papers Of th
state are setting forth the advan
tages of their section. We invit
readers Of the GAZETTE to lend
helping hand In this matter, s
vital to US all, and inform as of a
things coming under their observs
tion that will assist in building u
and improving the county.