Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-10-06

AUCI AlOSSiO 10 VI5i'i hsa III ooi NoA
lis. He formerly attended OAC
but at present is conducting
lodging house in Pendleton.
Frank Groves will return to
Bremerton, Wash, early next week.
lfor several years he has held a
position in the masters de-
partment at the government navy
yard at Bremerton, but is thinking
some of abandoning his position.
Tuesday, Miss DsEtte Jones, the
well-known trained nurse, arrived
back in Corvallis from a visit at
Portland. Her card in another
column announces the fact that her
services are available in cases Of
sickness.
The finest hand-bejls in America
will peal forth at the Opera House,
Oct. 10. Do you want to hear
them? Take our word for it that
they are worth it. Bell-ringing
is but one Of the many rare and re-
fined treats in store for all who at
tend.
Otto Headrick arrived in Corval-
lis, Wednesday from Salem. 1t is
several years since Otto went to
ISalem from this city. He is now in
business there for himself and is
doing we'll. Yesterday he went on
over to Alsea to visit his father and
other relatives and friends, and in
tends to visit over there for about a
week.
To be able to do one thing and do
it well is more commendabie than
to do more things and none of
them as good as the best. DR..
loves exclusive speciality is fitting
glasses to the eye. Over eighteen
years experience. Take your chill
|dren to him and they are safe--eye
safe and price safe.
! J. H. McDonal, A. B., grad
uate of Stanford University, has
arrived at the college to take
charge of the chair in the electrical
engineering department, recently
made vacant by the resignation of
Prof. Hayward. Professor Nc
Donal comes very highly recon-
Imended.
f Many of our readers will recall
the play of ''Blue Beard" given
some months back by youngsters
of the public school The play oc-
Cured IN the Opera House and was
for the benefit of the school library.
A few days ago the youngsters
proudly added 19 books to the IL
brary as a result of their entertain
ment. Their effort was worthy
one and was crowned with success
as shown by the above. =
}, Beginning next Monday a NUM-
Der of cases against the Corvallis
Social and Athletic Club wilt come
up for trial by>jurY. The charge
against those attached to the club
is selling o, giving liquor in viola.
ton CT the local option law. The
case called Monday is the State O
Oregon VS. C. NJ. Kline and Merwir
+ McMaines and will be held at the
court house. We are informed thai
3 Portland attorney will conduct
the defense.
] Prof. and Mrs. S. W. Holme,
!. have had much company of late
9 Wednesday, Mr.. and Mrs. Harr1
d Swaford. of Baker City, departed
after visit of week. Mr., Swat
i ford is brother-in-law of Prot
;. Holmes. Mrs. Holmes mother
v Mrs. A. F. Sanders, of Baker City
n is here at present. Wednesday
& Samuel Holmes arrived for a visi
of few days; he is soon to start fo
u Southern California. He is a
Il uncle of the professor.
J., For the first time in number {
a years the Chemawa football tear
oi will line up against the farmers o
the local. gridiron) next Saturda
r afternoon. The Indians have a RI
at cord behind them, and during pr
re- vious seasons they fought their wa
of we'll up among the first rank
e college football teams. AS to tt
Is style of play they will put up tn
ID year, we are unable to CONJECTURE
g. At any rate DR.. Steckle's men wi
= be in good shape and ready to me
" them in any style Of game.
OF The game on last Saturday wit
Sc the Alumni, gave the boys a goo
as drill, which combined with th
1e week OF training and practice, w
ne put them in good shape for Il
Saturdays game The students a
ed turning out for practice better tha
,e, usual. Between forty and fif1
at report for duty each evenin
N. Abraham ';the Big Swede" hi
lis again joined the squad. Ea
10 Sweek, sub-fullback of last yea