The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1903-10-31

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,nesday sforss McMinngi4la.. for ,ea-a4tM.e1
weeks visit.
The First Spiritual Unionfef Cor
Wallis will hold services at s. pm.
Sundaysin Barrett Lyceum. Confer
ence at 2. Allzfriends cordially in
vited.
Subject at the Church of Christ
next Sunday morning, 'God's Pur-
pose and Plan ia Christian Missions" !"
evening. "Ths Greatest Questions in
the Bible" Special music at each
service,
The Corvallis school board has
raised the salary of Prioeipal Homes
to $500 per year, and the salaries OF
all old teachers In the school to $45
per month. The salary OF Prof. Tar
tar is $50.
The game of football to have
been played at Corvallis on Novem
Der 18th is off. A telegram received
yesterday morning from the Washing
ton players announces that they can
not pl 4y the game. 1t Is probable
tudt SOul0 bedtu VIII U0 SuOSti1ut0a AoL
the date.
Judge McFadden returned yester-
day from Portland where he went to
represent his client, Albert Martin, ac-
cused OF the murder Of Indian Grant.
An Indictment was returned by the U
S grand jury, aud Martin pleaded not
guilty. Trial has been set for Novem-
ber goth. ~
News from the bedside OF Mrs.
r. W. Taylor who has been at Port
land hospital several weeks, is to the
effect that she was compelled to un-
dergo a second operation Thursday.
She came from under the IL Lhuence OF
the aues thetics, but she is very weak
and grave fears are entertained for
her recovery.
The open season for bicycles on
the sidewalks begins 10 the morning.
| Chief Lane requests notice given that
| any wheelman who violates the speed
limit will be promptly arrested and
| fined. The maximum speed allowed
on walks is six miles per hour, and 1t
is the purpose OF the chief to arrest
| all riders who travel beyond that rate.
Arrangements have been made
by which an excursion train will run
| from Corvallis to Albany this after
noon to convey those who wish to at
tend the @. A. C.-Albany football
1 game. The train will start from here
at 80, and returning will leave Alba
/ IL, ~, Evnl1rcinn
tickets will not be good going on the
11:30 train.
Adam Bamberger pleaded guilty
before Judge Cltland Wednesday to
charge of burglary 10 breaking into
Gardner Bros.' saloon at the northeast
corner OF First and Madison streets
He will be sentenced on Friday morning
/ Bambereer once lived at Corvallis
where he was convicted Of arson and
sent to the penitentiary for short
| term.
Claus Shoel has sold his small
tract of land near Albany and intends
| to hereafter reside in Corvallis. He
! was here Wednesday to procure a res
idence. and make home for his fam
ily. In which there are two sons who
have been attending the college fol
some time. Mr.. Shoel once owned the
valuable farm adjoining the big prune
orchard on the north, and he disposed
OF it several years ago for hand
some sum.
Married At the residence ef T
Cummings. two miles south OF Al
bany, Wednesday, Alfred Williamson
OF Benton county aud Maud E. Hen
kins Of Lion county, Lev. Wire Off
ciatings The wedding was yer!
pl- asant aft air. The ceremony Wa
Eperformedfin the presence OF mum
IIber Of relatives and, friends. A sump
tuous wedding dinner was, served. M
William soni9 an .employe of th
southern Pacific and the newly mar
Tried couple viii live In Portland. The,
A have the congratulations OF man.
4 friends
q Deer hunters; have only a brie
thine in which to secure tags which tn
sllaw requires shail be attached t
+ hides; Tags must be procured withi'
q five DAYS after the expiration Of -th
q lopen seasonfo for deer. That time ex
pires on November lst. Attention t.
this matter 10 time may save muc'
annoyance or trouble later Oh. Th
number of tags which may be procur
ed by any one person shall not o
more than five and shall correspond
with the number OF deer killed.. The,
may be obtained from the count.
;. clerk and justices Of the peace.
The crossing-e Main street i
front Of the postoffce was rebuilt yes
!, terday. It was Increased to feur Zee
10 width and in the center OF the stree
is not below the surface OF the groun,
as was the case with its predecessor