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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10
finoe troenbe 5olt. Der er bpstige til
bette 4rbeioe.

bette arbeioe.
- 5 Monf9uriet berer Sol'
portsrerne fine 8pgputter faitgiort
til bper fin GnOe al en- lang 8dmbuss
tang, Ipm iaa bolancsrer paa bans
Stulore.
Rom gdor ban Deb Siben al IN
file 9ogn foripanbt meb ct QGiel.
8 Mabrib leoer ban 9gsIet, Der er
belGsiet meb gogpatterns.
gjer9lunOe, I. Gfs. mango Stes
Der I SpbsQ merita bstror ban Zig III
bet iiffert trapenbe Wuloiel. 5
Sibirien forbes ban pod Sl9be. -
) Suoan og Mongolist 9ennemreii,r
ban grtenerne meo en- file &umeI.
&dropdne.
s Quitraliens Stoptlefter benhts
ter ban en- lille, %operbatfet @o9n.
Der iober ban, % Der er bans 9iem
paa be Idnge Rejier,
6bpr 5looerne er Re beoite Gam
faroiel8peje - faalebes mango Sic
Der / Ruslanb % aina = Der far
bes ban / gaob. ialeenoe line 8sgsr
/ 8perne os 9btterne Oeb apiten.
Oisie MGno maa bpje onbt pdo
mango Maober, beres 3iloarelis e.
life aIene o%nitrenaenbe, men ogiuu Of.
te farefulb. 5lere at Dem bar moattsi
ofre qibet unber oenne @erntng.
5oruben aoIportererne bar gibel.
istftabet $50 inbfsbte, triitne gibel.
tpinber I lin 5ieneIte / giterl1nOene
0isie arbejoer bldnbt oeres ubibenbt
og foriumpeoe Ssitrs, fprebenot
Subs Orbs 2ns ooer beres triite 9il.
bGrelfe. oSr. 5oltebl."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10
9esnins og Sporagelien.
(gftsr o5olteblabet".

@i bsrer faa ofte, at bort Stofes
pafen roles, os fiftert er bet, at BET
er en- Snftitution blanbt os. fom itfe
ton roles moi eler ssres moi for. D9
bi snffer os prottiferer osiaa fefD.
ON bet ftunbom fer meb 9oans, al
fenbs bore Bsrn til Gtole os gibt
benz fda COB l1bbonnslie fom mulis.
Wen mebens Ri ssr bette, glenn
rner pi, at Der runbt omfring % I
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10
Nnsgar College.

RGpnet 4ns9ar bar en- oejdg
Slang / oanife Zren. Oct er mItittet
til itrats at p9tte Snteresie for ben
Stple, iom b9rer bet.
Naar jeg pil itripe ct Bar Orb nm
anssar golese, fau ger ieg bet bells
/ Geenitab at Hebaftsr, bells perionz
Iigt.
5 Den 5ib, je9 bar leost p0dnitsz
rsn"s 8ebattiOn. bar jeg ftiaet mig
penlig o~perfor bore Stoler, life ulene
operfor SamFunbets egen SfpIe, men
oefaa o%perfor be pripate Stoler ins
benfor Samfunbet. Og bet bar p9s
ret nit oprigtige 5oriat at title mig
upartif / 5or6olo til Dem. Seq oilee
esrne ie benz aaeiammen guo frem
% blipe til @elfi9nelis for port BAH
fte Self og oermeb pgfau for bet
9anbs 5olt, Der bar ubopteret Dc.
Oct bar gl9oet mig at funne 0Gre
msb til at ubbreoe ct gopt Orb ON
BEN.
Moaife mere eno cen bar t9ntt.
at iee life Ifulbe baoe label DANTE
rem" tjene ION Mibbel til at ubbrsos,
bpdb Der | ben ienere Yin bar pRret
ioet pebrsrenbe @nsgdr College.
Smibfertib bar be. Der bar f%frspet, -
obbaret imob nogst, Der efter beres
Oberbeoisning piloe ftabs Stolen, %
bobbe be aet, fom ieg 10 ingen
Grunb bapbe til at betpipte, faa bar
bet 10 eobt, at Der blep abpdret imoo
en- cperbongenbe 5ure.
Jmiblertib far ,0anfferen" 10
forbolbt fig uportif og tabs os label
Debtommenbe tale bber TN Sag. 9et
bill ben ogiua frembeles gre, os jeg
tan ogfaa eobt fumftemme meb pros
fesfor Josbt I, at ben Gag flet life
fan flares beb 4pisortifler. Gil Be
Rambling oe Optlurelie al MelIems
parenbet er n9onfersn" aHolut life
bet rette 5orum, og ben BIZ life eiOe
plabs for ct 5orfsg | ben Retnin3.
Seq fer for Reften life, at Der be-
1gpes at ffripes mere pm ben Der nu.
Men nu tommer bet, ise farIis
perfonlie bill iise.
Oct er ristigt moi, bDob prof.
Goebt f@friber, at ban sr oStolens
9runbtesesr", men Der er noeet ans
bet, Der er liee fao fanbt, og bet sr.
at ban Deb Stofens Grunbl9sgeli.
bdr benbttet fig af FIN tibfigere Gill
fine neb Dor Gtok oe I bet belle taeet
at fin Sitting til bort 3irtefomz
funb. 9on benpttebe Samfunbets
Napn os enfelte Menbs Rdbne I'M
ben Somfunbet bet kbfte, ban fors
fob, bdabe til at Idmle differ os til
at fannie gleber. Dette er liee fca
fdnbt, fom bet er fanbt. at ban er
Gtofens grunblnsser. 9et peb jeg
at esen grfarins.
@obt og bel - ies bebreiber net
life prof. Gogbt for BET, men BET bor
meb Saeen at gre.
Dd ban anmobebe mig ON at
maatte benbfte nit NaDn fom
5ruftee dom bet bill bore fere be-
fenbt, bar ies 9ruffee, men traf mig
iilbase, ba ies bleb Dulst iom Msbs
lem af Gamfunbets Sfolebireftion),
fpursts ies bam, om bet funbt labt
fig esre, naar iee ifte bar Mfiiebuper.
Det mente GOgbt moi, bet tunbe; Be
Dilbe lape Observation-Disclosures
faalebes, at b tinob TT.
Der por to Sing mere, itg pilbe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10
5iliammen. ..$1487.00


Sfelge ieners MeboelsIisr fra qaft.
Sobnien. iom ieg bdpOe fact gent
aItfOr forii9tigt. ital Der t~ilfsjes bans
Rapport:
paft. 5rimonot MslIers aalb Qls
bert 0ea $1,000 mere, altfou $508.00
/ aft fra bette 9alb.
St.qsters os St.Sobannes Msni9.
beoer / 81. g. SimonIens 8alb =
intet.
pdit. W. 81. Ssnisns aalb: Wes
nigbeOerne | Opatonnu. Sat prairie
og Qemont, Minn. - intet.
pof. 5. s. @unbefens 9alb: Ct.
pduli Mgb., Dunn 60, Wis. =
intet.
puf. Sob. SimOnisns aalb: Sms
munuels Mgb. 6d3slwoob, os 81.
Sobannes Msb. 5urmington, Minn.
- intet.
: Daft. Gangs adlb er Der intst
ejort for Sagen enbnu. u. M. 4.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10
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80
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1913. Ri6orb b. Gaifmann. &pefis
t%nrbiaeber, autor. Operfettelie tf.
ter Originalens 10. OpIdg Den 6.
Qnberien, qrobIt os Sognepreit.
255 Siber, I Omflds. Rebfrt ira
$3.50 til 50t.
1876. 0m og fra Misitonen al VI. g.
g. grobeRusmusfen. Wto Snutra'
tioner. 800 @iber I Omildg. TeSot
fra $1.20 til 25c.
1ss. Mdrcuss Gban9eIiets Dr.
f%uttelie at y6errens 0tb. 5remIttutt
@runtrGt at u. anberIen. So9ne'
prar. 80 6iber / Omilag Neoiat
fra $40 til soc.
1877. gn lille 6uspoitiue meo Pr@ot'
fener til oIe airteuorets Ssns %
NeItboQe at 2durib q. 5. 9dIslep,
9opeaan I 6aarslep pda 5per og
Solm 6anIen, S%ognepr9it @tbp
poo ;fben. 298 Sibsr ! Om1dg.
Nebfat fra 90c. til SOC.
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NET I religips qanO, oso aarets oe
Qipets Self og Minbeba9e, af IN.
Web Ell 5ororo uf paitor 9tIbtln
gecf. 80 Siber, elegant tnobuuotn.
Nebfat fra SOC. iii 25c.
100. De @potrpFfte Goan5elier til
Nb 3eftomente meb en- Gfterflet.
Optriot at Germ. g. 9re9erfen,
So9n.praf. 184 Siber. t Omildg.
Nebfot fra $1.30 til 400. ;nb6an'
btn Soc.
200. 9erbsnsbiftoriite Sntddfrifter.
of 3. g. Sbri9e, 9rofesior Deb RI
benbapns llniperitet. Snbborb:
6ronffe 0ronninger. = Def me
g~rafenlonbs 6iitorie. = StaIiens
oe Serbiens 6iitorie. = Reoerldn'
bsnes 6iftorie. 142 Gtoer. I Om'
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202. 5oltes2Gbentbr. S1n,eoe 90
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til 40t.
2O3. Stirbring.r at ben npeite 3ibs
Siiiorie fra Sulirsoolutfonens ue~
bruo 1880. Of 8. 6. RO6mdnn.
Ssrfts Del 296 SiOsr. i OmiIae.
ftorie i forFstige GtOsrum. (@umls
%riftsbogmutif 5orIsg al IF, 9th.
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POS. Sfriloringer at ben odnlte 5is
fer af q. 6. 9. @rope Rasmu5i.n.
ming tnpttet til be npe G~ouugeltetet'
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til 25e.
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bofbt, opsr bt foreftrtOne 5etfttr
fra 40. Ssnbog efttr 5rinitas
Oe np.) Of 8. 6. Goodman. SOC.
207. 9ineber of Rorbtns 6iitori..
Deb 5rebsrh garfosb. 294 SFO.r.
/ Omfus. Rebfut fra s1.20 til
til 0onmarts 6iitorie urOer iyr,s
bsrit ben 5rebie. af gbr. 8ruun.
248 Sibtr. I Omnus. Neofdt ftu
$1.40 til 50t.
21O. Gmbebe og Ordination t berts
Sogneprrit til Ct. 9ans M~enieb.o
/ Obenf.. 800 Sib.r | OmTog.
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Or. 5ons Serig. aptorif.ret Oosr'
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!Sop. Gortauinger at polite GOrs
f~attere, peb Soban 9robe. 2o4
Shorline. 80 Stber. I OmfIas.
Rebfdt fra Acc. TIL 20e.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10
Sublfription til
Slejbpgningen
qaftOr 5. 5. &ilbiigs
Rdpport.

pa tor 5. 5. &ilbiigS
Rapport.
6alems Mg6.. groOtlpn,
q. y. .......... .$233.00
M}96. / Bolton. Masi, :. 5000
Mgb. / 6ulmout6. Moine, 271.o0
Nlgb. / Neitbroot, Moine 271.00
Gmaus Mgb., Rncine, Mis. 323.o6
Smmanuels Mgb., Racine,
QBis., ..........,. 10000
Dor 5reliers M9b, Rdeine,
Wis., enbnu inlet
Bait. Mslers aaIo, Grtens
bile, Mi6., ....... 144.00
qoit. 5. Sses Stab, 3rus
fant, Wid. ........ 124.00
Bait. u. 6uniens aolO, ct.
Marie Menigbeb, aenoiba,
Wis., enbnu intet.
6drtlanb, Dis., paft. 9rebe
So6anien (seet gibrog) . 1000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10

uastet Ri life fan tilItemme ben
fibfte Satnins, faa slober Di os oDsr
at Re ct faa biorDt os Hart Orb imob
gibelfrititten fra Wanb I ben re-
formerte 2irte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-05-10
s. n"

bIipsr lenht til Subitribenter. inbtil no=
trpttslis 9pisslie mObtosss al ubsiperne
% al gqlb er betolt, i Ouerensitemmelie
meb Gs SorensOe Stoters 8oitlOue.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-04-01

EDITOR GAzETTE--An instance
of democratic meddling in repub-
lican affairs, concerning, which
matter you have repeatedly called
the attention of the people, came
under my notice few days ago.
The business partner of one OF
the Corvallis ring OF democratic
bosses, approached me and inquir-
ed how 1 felt regarding the re-
publican nomination tor school
superintendent, and began to
urge Mr.. Pratt in preference to
Superintendent Denman. Now
II feel that if the democratic bosses
want to put Mr. Pratt on their
ticket they are at perfect liberty
to do SO, but for them to under
take to dictate republican no1nin-
ations is piece of impertinence
and should be rebuked by every
voter in the party.
--< REPUBLICAN,.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-04-01
A Chalk Talk.

The people of the Pacific Coast
will be especially interested in
Homer Davenport, who is COM
ing back here from long absence
in the East, to tell US what he
knows about "The Power of a
Cartoon. From the Sound
country to Southern California
Davenport is known personally
by hundreds of newspaper men
and others, while everybody else
has at least some acquaintance
with him through his pictures,
which have been copied all over
the country.
His remarkable newspaper
career was begun on the Port
land Oregonian. Later he was
on the stats of the San Francisco
Examiner, the San FRANCISCO
Chronicle and until quite recent
ly has been with the New.York
Journal, from which he received
the largest salary ever paid a
newspaper artist. -...:
Now as a lecturer he is max
ing as big success as he did as
a cartoonist. His lectures are
full of quaint humor, rich in per,
sonal anecdotes of famous men
whom he has met, and especially
fascinating becanse of the gen.
timely funny pictures (yet con.
tanning so much of truth) which
are made to grow before the eye:
of his audience, under def
touches of his pencil.
announcement is made else
where that he will give one o
his illustrated talks in this city
Saturday, April 9, for the bene
fit of the athletic association
Reserved seats will be placed OF
sale at Graham & Wortham'
Monday morning.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-04-01

The woman teachers of: Hood
River public schools have decided
upon a novel outing for vacation.
They are to leave Hood River station
and walk the railroad track to Port
land,>a distance of IS miles. The
Hotel Portland is to be the terminus
of the journey. Arrangements are
already being made for accommodate
ions along the route for eating
houses and places to stay over night.
The women will wear bloomers and
intend to cover every mile of the
distance on foot. The pretty school
ma'ams have begnn training for
their long walk, and lately walked
to Mosier and return. five miles
away. Those of the teachers who
propose making the trip are: Mrs.
Emelle Shaw, Miss Minnie Schungel,
Miss ulia Hill, Miss Cora Copple,
Miss Quinn, Miss Edna Groves,
Mrs. Margaret Reid and Miss Deitz.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-04-01
Basket Ball Game.

A basketball game occurred Fri
day afternoon at $50 between the
Corvallis Public School team and
The World, (the town team.) The
first half resulted in q score of 10
to Z, in favor of the School boys.
And through excellent playing the
game ended with score of 16 to 9
in favor of G. P. S. The star play
ers for the World were Otto Woldt
and Walter Wood, while those of
the Public School were Clint Cam
eron, George Felton,. and Allen
Huber. The latter man making
II points of the total 16. The line
up IS as follows:
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-04-01
DEvilmEhT SILL CONTINUES
This Time Fine Tree is Ruined
Reward Offered.

| Another mean, low-down-trick,
characteristic of a certain class o1
hoodlums in this city, was per
petrated Wednesday evening.
when the fine .oleander tree in
front of Dunn & Thatcher's gro
cery store was girdled by some
rascal. The tree is a fine one,
Mr.. Dunn having been offered
$25 for it, hence when he came
to the store yesterday morning
and found the tree ruined his ire
naturally assembled to the boiling
point. Mr.. Dunn Immediately
proceeded to publish a reward OF
$25 for the apprehension of the
guilty party or parties, and if
they are caught, this vicinity will
probably not be pestered with
them for time at least.
The ofense on Wednesday
evening is only a sample of a
series of depredatious that have
been going on in this place for
number of months. Yet no
steps have been taken to free the
community of these hoodlums,
who are too cowardly to commit
their dastardly tricks only under
cover of night, and then prey on
a peaceful community.
1t is high time that steps are
taken to stop these pesterings.
When a person cannot attend
public meeting without having
to submit to their loud talk and
disturbance; when a lady dare
not pass along the street at night
without the protection of a gen
tleman; when students in COM
pany with young ladies, are
openly insulted by these vuglar-
mouthed hoodlums, then we say
the city and its authorities are
sadly neglecting their duties.
We recently had an example of
negligence on the part-of the lat
ter when Corvallis and its college
received another black eye by the
actions of a few 1aw-beaking in
dividuals which could have been
averted by the presence of the
night officer. We need not men
ton the instance as it is still fresh
in the minds of Corvallis people.
These tricks will never cease
until steps are taken to convict
the perpetrators. They have brok-
en- the law time and again and
had they been committed in any
other town, the population one of
of the states institutions would
have been increased to consider
able extent.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-04-01
J THE CIRCUIT COURT.
Summary of the Decisions Rem
dered for the Term.
CRIMINAL CASES.


i. CRIMINAL CASES.
State Of Oregon VS. VIM Fl Wagner
chine of assault and battery. Dismisse,
on motion of district attorney
State of Oregon VS. Chas Small; recog
Fined 500 and costs.
State of Oregon vs. Jas Guier. Crime
of rape. Plea Of not guilty. Continued
for term.
CIVIL CASES.
A B Hammond vs. W F Crosby; &C.
ton on promissory note. Dismissed or
motion of plaintiff.
VIM Groves VS. John M Osburn; suit.
Order making Emma K Groves ex-
ecutrix of VIM Groves, deceased, party
plaintiff.
James L Lewis vs. John MCGEE, Sr.
action. Continued for term.
Palmer Ayers VS. E W Strong: action,
Continued for term by consent of coun.
sci, defendants given until July to an.
swer, and plaintiff given until September
to plead.
G R Farra VS. A Wilhelm, Admr. estate
of Sam'l Rickard, deceased; appeal from
county court. Motion to dismiss appeal.
| Directors given 20 days to- file brief
Administrator 80 days, plaintiff days
to file reply.
Mary H Whitby VS. John M Ospurn, ct
! al, suit, confirmation of real property.
Order confirming sale of real property.
Fred S Elliott and Ernest Elliott vs.
Ada Emmett, w Elliot t, Seth Elliott,
Lilly M Elliott, Annie Elliott, E E Will.
son and M R Elliott; suit partition of
real property. Continued for service
Of summons on motion of plaintiff.
JR Fehler and E T Wertzbaugher vs.
School Dist No l3, Benton county, Ore
gon, and ] E Wyatt, Geo Cooper, J A
Parks, as directors of said district, and
E J Lawton, clerk; writ, alternative
mandamus. Demurrer submitted De.
fendant given 20 days to file brief.
VIM Milton Howell VS. Adam Wilhelm
& Sons; suit, injunction. Motion to
strike out part of camplaint. Demurrer
| to complaint submitted. Brief to be
submitted according to stipulation.
Wiley Gadsby vs. J G Hammel; action,
motion to dismiss. Dismissed on mo-
ton of plaintiff.
Della Read VS. Thos G Read; suit,
divorce. Decree of divorce granted
plaintiff.
John B McLennan VS. Ellen Weiss ap-
plication to register real property. Ed
Bryson appointed examiner of title.
A F Peterson VS. H Read action on
promissory note. Default judgment for
plaintiff for $lO5O, with interest at per
cent.
CT Monroe vs. S Y Evans; action.
Dismissed on motion of plaintiff.
Mary E Herbert, T M Coon ct al VS.
A L Coon; suit for partition and sale of
real property. Continued for term by
/ consent of counsel.
The Charter Oak Mill Co., corpora
ton vs. F P Sheasgreen and Edw Bux
ton, partners doing business under the
I firm name of Central Planning Mills and
Box Factory; action. On trial verdict
for plaintiff for $3.50. Judgment in yer
dict.
Carl G Hodes VS. Heman w Hall anC
Flora Hall; action on promissory note
Continued.
August w Fischer VS. Sophia Fischer
widow of H F Fischer, deceased; action
Dismissed on motion of appellant.
Davis & Schryder vs. NJ P Burnett
Judgment in accordance with stipula
ton. -,,
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-04-01

J. X. Fawcett, of Bellfount. II. is
in town for few days and is stop.
ping at the Occidental.
Invitations have been issued for
a dance to be given in the city this
evening by the Coffee Club.
Chris. L. Hecker, is in the CITY,
stopping at the Occidental. He is
a delegate to the county convention.
| .Chas. Cartright, E. II. Belknap.
Robert Kyle, and Ed. Maxell, all
of Monroe, were visiting IN Corval-
lis yesterday.
John Minto, of Salem, came to
Corvallis on Wednesday on visit
to Prof. J, B. Horner, to arrange to
publish the early songs and poems
of Oregon.
DR.. Lowe, the optician, has been
coming to Corvallis for over IA
years and this will be his twenty
ninth trip. Consult him.
Miss Pearl Simpson is now in
Spokane under the care of special
ist. and will remain in Washington
for an indefinite time. Mrs. Simp-
son is expected home this week.
Have DR.. Lowe cure your head
and eye ache, nervous irratibil1ty-
by removing the cause with a pair
of his suDeriOr plasSos
G. L. Gray, the Grand Custodian
of the Work. of the Grand Lodge.
A F. & A, NJ, paid a fraternal
and official visit to Corvallis lodge
on Wednesday evening, where he
worked the degree on a candidate,
and was afterwards entertained at
banquet in the supper room.
Best by all test, DR.. loves
superior glasses.
Revival services still continue at
the Church of Christ. The sub
ject Friday will be "The Lords
Prayer; Saturday, Sowing and
Reaping", Sunday, ''The Resurrect-
ion, at IL a. M Easter services In
the evening at 7.3O, "Calling on the
name of the Lord.
Prudent people purchase DR..
loves superior glasses.
The new game of 500 is creatin e
a perfect furore' in this city. It
will be recognized society game at
all social functions hereafter, as it
combines skill with amusement
Gerhard has the cards and rules for
playing. Outfits can be purchased
from 25 to 60 cents. Don't fail to
learn it.
Andrew Burnaugh, the youngest
son of S. L. Burnaugh, a pioneer
rancher of near Elgin, Ore, died
Wednesday, as the result of an
operation performed for appendicitis
The young man was a former
student of the O. A. c., where he
took an active part in athletic
events.
All lovers of music will find a
rich treat for them at the Presby-
terian church next Sunday. A
special Easter service, followed by
communion, will be held in the
morning. The choir, under the
leadership of Mr.. Herse, have pre-.
pared special music for the day.
They will give three athens in the
morning and in the evening the
beautiful cantata of Thomas G..
SHEPPARD From the Sepulchre to
the Throne, consisting of male
quartettes, octettes, solos and Choir
uses. 1t is similar to the one given
two years ago which was SO much
enjoyed. A short address will be
given by the pastor. The services
will begin promptly at 1880 p. m.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-04-01
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

Articles of general interest will be pub
lished in this department as the personal
opinion of the writer's 1t is understood
that the paper is not held responsible
for any opinion here expressed.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-04-01
F. Fullerton, of Alsea, was il
town Wednesday.

Amber & Waters have sold the
Meats 20 acres in Philomath- to
Mrs. NJ. j. Morris, of McMinnville,
The price paid was So, $50 cash.
Mrs. Morris expects to improve the
property right awaysand takes pos
session at once. They have also
sold the meat market in Philomath
to NJ. Burnap, who has taken pos
session. 81
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-04-01

Nolan & Callahan's new spring
stock is now complete in all depart
ments. ta
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-04-01

Look for the name, Grouse &
Brandegee on your new spring suit.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1904-11-17
MORE REyFNUE NEEDED.
What Gov. White Had TO Say About the
Reason for Change IN Tax Laws.

When you go TO consider whether
the tax legislation was really intend
ed to lower your tax burdens, read
one extract fran Gov. Whites mes
sage to the Legislature regarding
the tax laws. AS Gov. White says,
the intention was not to reduce
taxes, but to ProgiGe mare yeUeHne
for the State. This is what Gov.
White said:
"LI being neeesSayy 10 obtain mere
re0eHNe fer State purpose and de-
sirable to amend the laws concern
ing the subjects, rate, assessment,
collection and disbursements of
taxes, itself as well as Incidental to
the f'yfneipaI o6JeeI If mcyeasing tie
State reVSHneS, led the last legisla.
ture, after consideration, to adopt
a joint resolution authorizing the
Governor TO appoint a commission
to draf, measures to scare Mese Oh
Jeefs, as well as some others express
in the resolution" He then goes
on to recommend the adoption of
measures which will permit the rails
ing of increased revenues.
This was bitterly denied during
the campaign by Republican papers
and speakers and some of them even
quote theGovernor himself as deny
ing it, but we dare any one TO sue
cessfully deny il for the records
prove ever word of the above. In
Gov. Whites message to the last
regular session of ,he Legislature,
pages II-24 and 40 be spoke of
the necessity of raising more rev.