The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1904-04-20

Wheat 73.
Visit the Rummage Sale at the |
Carnival.
Drink tea with the japanese
ladies May IS.
Uncle Sam will visit the Car
nival each evening.
Have your fortune told by the
Gypsy Queen May IS. 26, II.
Born, Saturday to Mr. and Mrs.
Burt Thompson, son.
Mrs. Haenel and grandson,
and Miss Delphina Haenel left yes
terday for Monroe.
Ernest Miller returned Satur-
day from several weeks stay at
independence.
AN entertainment consisting
of music, tabeaux, etc, will be Civ
en- next week for the benefit of
the poor. Details later.
The Gazette says the editor of
the TIMES has retired. Mr.. Wood
cock says, "The Gazette or its
owners are in nowise responsible for
what is said" in the Gazette. No
wonder.
Next Sunday, Rev. Father
Smith will be here to open mis-.
sion at the Catholic church. Serv-
ices at the usual hours. All are
welcome, both morning and ev-
ening. Father Smith will be in
Monroe tonight.
New deeds filed for record are,
Sadie E. Simpson and husband to
R. M. Abraham and others, resid-
ence property in Corvallis, $4,000
w. L. Cauthorn to Lewis Hartley,
164 acres west of Philomath, $4,000.
H. H. Kreger and wife to William
Sechler, residence property in Cor
Wallis, $500.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour Simp-
son left yesterday for Wren for a
visit with friends. They are to re-
turn Thursday, and then after a
day or two with Corvallis friends
are to go to Spokane to reside. The
change is for the benefit of the
health of their daughter, Miss Pearl
Simpson, who is now under the care
of a specialist at Spokane.
The hardware store of Robert
Huston was burglarized Monday
night. The thief gained entrance
through a skylight in the roof, and
carried away three revolvers and
cartridges to match. Whether other
articles were taken or not, is not
known, but nothing else has been
missed from the store. No trace
whatever was left and there is not
the slightest suspicion as to the
identity of the guilty parties.
The Gazette says, "the editor
of the TIMES cannot escape the res
possibility for what is said in his
paper" Why, certainly not. Il
is the Gazette of whom its owner
publicly proclaims, ''The Gazette
or its owners are in nowise respon
sible for anything that may be sale
in this department" The Gazette
is the only paper on earth that en-
joys the unique distinction of hav
ing its owner publicly declare tha
the stuff printed in it is untrust
worthy and unreaiible.
"A letter, written by Charlie:
Pearse just after Sundays opera
ton. tells the family here OF tn
condition of Miss Bertha Thrasher
1t says: Bertha has been yer.
sick girl with chances of recovery
more against than in her favor
Further explanation is that pu
gathered between its covering ane
the bone in the thigh, and that the
operation was for its removal. Th
pus was successfully drained away
and the bone thoroughly treated
The letter also stated that Mis-
Thrasher had been in high fever
and had suffered much interna
pain.
The fifth debate in the serie
OF seven for the Catch cup was wol
at the college Saturday night b,
the team of the Feronian society
The debaters were, Miss Florenc
Adams, Miss Jones, and Miss Gil
bert. They defeated the team G
&ierians, consisting of Miss Phil
lips, Miss Maud Roberts and Mis-
Edwards. The question was, ere
solved, that Co-education is detri
/. mental to the best interests c
students" The Feronians had th
affirmative, and their opponent.
the negative. The decision of tn
judges was two to one for the Fel
onians. The debate was an exceller
one, and IeAected much credit O.