The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-11-09

AA0AoECA ASA0ACo tlAoI l ~ OdANaAS3O u
lists are to accompany the q of G
team to Corvallis for the ga me
with OAC a week from next Satur-
day.
"A game of basket bali, the
FIRST of the season, was played in
the armory Saturday evening and
attracted large crowd of spectat-
ors. The players were the first
and second girls team and the first
and second boys teams. The girls
score was 8 to 8 in favor of the
FIRST team and the boys IS to in
favor of the first team.
Real estate transfers filed the
past few days are: A. NJ. Bailey to
Robert Kyle ct al, 2 I-2 acres Sim
pson's chapel site. 81; E. A. Coon
and wife to Independence National
Bank, 100 acres west of Dusty, 81;
Martha Sewer and husband to w.
E Moody, 81 acres west of Kings
Valley, $4S.
AT 1890 this afternoon, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John E.
Wyatt, two miles west of Corvallis,
occurs the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Minnie Wyatt. to William
Junkins. The groom is a graduate
of OAC, being a member of the
class of 1901. Mr.. and Mrs. Jun
kins will leave on the afternoon
train for their future home in Port
land.
Twenty Eventful Years is
the name of new book of which
Mrs. L. H. Faxon Addition, former
ly of Corvallis, but now of Portland
is the author. The publication is a
review of the WCTU for the. past
20 years in Oregon. 1t contains
100 pages, and is profuse1y illus
trated with photos of officers and
leaders in the movement. Among
the latter is picture of Mrs. L. A.
Nash, and a cut of the WCTU
reading room at Corvallis. Poems
ands descriptions of the principal
events in the life of the organiza-
tion in Oregon are features of the
book, which is a we'll prepared
compen d I'm of { b {
tolls. discouragements and triumphs
of the WCTU of the state.
Samples of apples for the 100,
Fair are wanted by the committee
Green apples for the exhibit in th'
natural state are to be put in jar
and preserved by chemical process
Suitable jars have been ordered ane
are soortly expected. 1t is th'
plan to have the apples on exhibi
ton at the time of the excursion tt
4 Corvallis of the National Grange
! and, if possible, to have alcommitte'
of the delegates act as judges TO
selecting the best. An award o
!. fifty cents per plate will be mad
for the best plate in each variety
Dried apples are also desired il
small boxes containing two layers
Samples may be left at Amber 8
Waters real estate office where the,
will be prepared for the display.
"A football incident of the pas
few days has been articles in tn
Portland papers charging OA(
with ''exclusiveness" and "swell
headedness". OAC happened. b,
. the withdrawal of Whitman t.
have an open date and because sh,
did not fill it at the request O
Willamette the charge referred t.
were made. All this was done i,
spite of the fact that the U of
team also had an open date an,
that In the case OF the state univer
sity this open date was not consid
cred a sign of swellhead, though
prpnouncedly so in the case of OAt
Things like this often poster peo
pie. but the world always finds ou
the truth sooner or later. and ther
the under dog has his/day. LIE
tue OAC boys saw wood ana b1d'
their time. 1t will come.
j Three photographs have beer
on display in Kline's show window
the past few days. that attracted
much attention. Two of them art
pictures of the committee that mott
fed President Roosevelt of his re
nomination, and were taken at the
Roosevelt home, the porch about
the steps of which the member:
stand, being draped with the star:
and stripes. The other is a picture
of the same group, taken at the
Astor Hotel. Local interest attach
es to the photographs from the fac
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