Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1904-11-25

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ner was served at Cauthofn Halt
yesterday to the club boys and .
number Of invited guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green went to Port
land Thursday noon with one Of
their children for an operation on
her throat.
Tho beautiful new Simpson
chapel near Bellfountain was not
dedicated Thanksgiving as was in
tended. The interior furnishings
were not completely dry and it was
considered best to defer the matter
probably until Christmas.
A telegram has just been receiv-
ed at the cleaning and dyeing
parlors of Jack and Bob, announ-
cling that now is tho time for ladies
and gentlemen to get their rusty
and dingy clothing oolored and
made new again. Call around and
eco what they can do.
A brother and his family from
South Dakota are visiting Robert
Campbell. They arrived last week
and if the prospect pleases will re-
main permanently. Mr. Camp
bell is one of the substantial farm
ers of Fargo, South Dakota and he
will be q valuable addition to our
population.
Oregon is an ideal place for tur-
keys. The climate is good and
they rustic for themselves. Mrs.
Isaac Jackson who lives near Philo-
math, cold one hundred and twenty
dollars worth to #. P. Clark. They
were little or no bother and re-
quired very little feed.
Manager Kent Of the College
farm. is preparing an accurate test
of the food value of veatch. For q
number Of years this plant has
been extolled as an ideal milk and
flesh producer. Mr.. Kent is secur.
ing the best cured veatch for the
test. His purpose is to acertain
the actual amount of solids used
by the dairy COW or by different
COWS. The experiment will be Of
great value and will be wstched
with much interest.
An accident occu rred q mile west
of town Tuesday evening in which
a valuable horse belonging to B .
L. Taylor had a leg broken and the
animal had to be shot. George
Smith was riding the horse at the
time and says that the horse step
ped upon the corks of the opposite
shoe and fell in such q manner al
to receive the whole weight of his
body upon his leg which broke just
below the knee. The animal wal
in such pain that it was shot to enc
it's sufferings.
Four handsome silver cups vii
be awarded at the coming poultry
show for winning birds in tn.
various classes. Money premiums
will also be given there, besides
several hundred dollars worth o
poultry supplies, etc., and annua
subscriptions to poultry papers tot
numerous to mention. If you MAKE
a single entrv you can scarcely
help from winning something
Catalog free for the asking. Send
your name on q postal to Rober
johnson, secretary, at once.
Two foreigners appeared .befor'
county clerk Moses Tuesday ane
declared their intention to becom'
citizens of the United States. They
are VIM. J. johnson of Philomath
and Chris. G. johnson, of Alsea
These two gentlemen are natural
born American citizens yet they
have to be naturalized. A few
years ago they went up into British
Columbia and went into minin,
but before they could file on a CLAIM
they had to become Canadian
citizens renouncing all allegiane
to the sovereign ruler of the Unite'
States. But they came back an
now they seek to cast off the yok
of King Edward.
The football game between OAt
> and the University of Idaho di'
:: not materialize yesterday as wa
anticipated because it had been de
clared off a few days earlier in tn
week. The matter did not becom
known in time to make a publ
announcement and as a consequence
several were doubtless disappointe
in having come here to see the gam
|, and hearing that it was not to com
off. The reason for the cancellin
of the game was because of th
!. physical condition of the OAC team
the lack of any object in playin
|. the game, as no championship wa
: at stake, and from q financial poir
; of view it would have been q losin
!, proposition. Idaho did not insii