The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-10-29

Don't fail to have DR.. Lowe
test your eyes at once for glasses.
For a visit with Portland
friends, Miss Mayme Rowland ex-
poets to leave today, to be absent
about two weeks.
Walter Cummings and Ralph
Cady have purchased the steam
woodsaw which for several years
been operated by w, R. Hansell.
j. B. McKinnon, who was to
have played guard with the second
team at Eugene today was called
home yesterday to appear as wit
ness in court in Union County next
Monday.
Among those from abroad who
attended the football game We'd
nesday and the reception in the
evening, were Chauncey Bishop, of
Salem, Mr.. and Mrs. Rockey Mason
and Fred Weatherford of Albany.
Several of the prominent hop
men of Polk county were present
Wednesday at the big game of foot
ball on OAC field. Among them
were: H. Hirshberg, Mr.. Burton,
Mr.. Walker and Mr.. Hubbard.
Mrs. Amelia Schubert was
summoned to Monroe "Wednesday
evening by a telephone message
announcing the serious illness of
her six-year old son, who resides
with his grandmother. Mrs. Heanel.
Reports Thursday stated that the
little fellow was worse.
With the object in view of tax
ing out three wagon loads of ma
chinery for his saw mill beyond
Monroe, w. J. Walters was in Cor
wallis Thursday. A part of the
machinery had not arrived, how
ever, and only small portion of
it was ready for transportation to
the mill. Mr.. Walters is the father
of Fred Walters, one of the we'll
known players and captain of the
81 football team at OAC.
There was a pleasant affair
Thursday evening in the Odd Fell
lows hall. 1t was social given by
the United Artisans III honor Of the
traternal visit to the lodge OF Su-
preme Master Artisan Hudson and
Supreme Medical Examiner Monion.
There was large number of invit-
ed guests present, besides the mem
bers of the local lodge, and every
one had a good time. Besides
music there were short addresses
by the honored guests. and BAN
quet to conclude the evening.
In their hall Tuesday evening,
the 35th anniversary of the A. o.
U. W. and the D. of H. lodges in
Oregon was celebrated by the two
orders. Their hall had been taste
fully decorated for the occasion,
with autumn leaves and roses.
A program was rendered that in
cluded a brief address by Prof.
Berchtold, relative to the order; I;
a duet, by Rev. and Mrs. Green.
a reading by Miss Sadie Dixon; a
vocal solo by Mrs. Berchtold; and a
recitation by Miss Gladys Moore.
About 80 guests were present and
enjoyed an elaborate banquet that
was the conclusion of this pleasant
affair.
The Utah football men left
yesterday for Portland, where they
are to play Multnomah this after
noon. After that they go to Cal
ifornia, for a game with Stanford
and thence to Reno, for turn at
the University of Nevada eleven,
the latter of which will be the fifth
game played on the tour. Many
expressions commendatory of their
treatment at Corvallis were made
by the departing visitors. Coach
Campbell said that nowhere have
his men encountered treatment so
hospitable and courteous. The
captain re echoed the sentiment,
and added that nowhere had they
found townspeop1e so considerate
of visitors and at the, same time so
enthusiastic in support of their
home college and college men. The
Utahans are a we'll behaved and
most estimable body of husky,
wholesome lads.
The two football games that
are to determine the Northwest
championship are to be played at
Corvallis. There are only three
teams in line for the honor. These
are the University of Oregon. the
University of Idaho, and OAC.
Pullman is out of it by reason of a
defeat at the hands of Idaho and