The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-11-21


Roy Goodhue of Lewiston, /
Idaho, arrived Sunday, and is
guest at the home of Mrs. Sarah
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DIR. c. c. Polling, president Of |
Dallas College, will preach in the
United Evangelical church tonight |
and tomorrow night at 7:3o.
"A large congregation attended |
the Presbyterian church Sunday |
to hear tbesthird sermon IN the ser. |
les s,sffaow the Gospel Came to
Rome. " The special music by the
Ladies quartette was we'll received.
= University of Oregon and Uni
ersityof,Washington teams play
edalsotbalI-at SEATTLE Saturday, with
a score of II to 12,H being tie
All the points were scored in the
last -haif. ~-------.
s~ft1tle be game Friday between
Willamette and 0. A. c. will be
the last Of the season on O. A: G.
field. 1t will also be the best one.
The crowd will undoubted1yz,be a
record smasher.
The last time O. A, 2. and
AW+iHafnette-Hlet, the score was 40
odd against the Salem men, and the
time before it was 90 odd the same
way. It is different now.
-The following real estate trans
fers have been filed for record:
United States to Frank Wyatt. 100
acres West of Philomath. F. A.
Landingham to J. O. Jorsted 16o a.
west of Dusty.
An adjourned term of the cir
cuit court for Benton is called to
meet Friday at two O'Clock. It is
S. the usual preliminary term incident
to the regular term which will con
vene next Monday. Judge Har-
ris will preside.
The Moses store now occupies
that room of the Fisher building
which has been given new and
modern front. The place is one
door north of Heukle & Davis
The improvement adds much to the
appearance of things in the vicn
ity.
AT the evening session of the
Good Roads convention tomorrow
there will be in addition to the print
ed programme, musical selection:
by Miss Spang1er and violin solt
by Ruthyn Turney. At Thurs
day night session, the Johnson
Fulton-Herse-Allen quartette viii
perform.
The large chorus under th'
direction of Otto F. L. Herse, me
Monday evening in College chapel
They expect to give a concert il
about two months for the benef
of the Village Improvement Club
and it is intended to make tn
chorus a permanent organization
for concert work all the year. TIL
chorus meets for the present il
College chapel each Monday even
ing promptly at 7:3o. Ii IS urge
that all the musical talent of til
town help in this good work.
Tie 0. A. c. second footbal
eleven played a game at Sale1
with the willamette second team
Saturday. and was defeated, 9 to c
Cherry, who was to have playe
center, failed to get up. III time t
leave on the morning train, got
rig and drove to Albany, left ther
on a freight train, and reached Sd
lem about the time the game enc
ed. A touchdown and a pIacekicb
early in the first halt, yielded tb
points for Salem score. The re
suit was a surprise as an easy vic
tory was expected, the Q. A. c
men having administered defea
to the Eugene team, which in tur
defeated Salem by a good score
The lineup was, Harding and Ros
ends, Little and Hughes, tackles
McKinnon and Wilkes, guard.
Sweek, center, Cronise, quarter
Sweek and Darby, halves and Pet
dergrass, fullback.
The arriving time now of tn
evening train from Albany is g. 7
p. NJ. The first train on the ne,
schedule arrived Sunday evening
The time card for the new arrange
n,ent has not been issued, but
expected at any time. One we
founded report IS that the evenin
train to Albany is to have a leavin
time of about FIVE O'Clock later OF
One effect of the change IS that th
evening mail will be received an
distributed at the postofflce, as we
the case formerly. The general d.
livery window will not, howeve
be opened. It will take the clerk
to nine or ten O'Clock at night t
finish the mail, and as one Of thel
has to be on hand before six eac
morning to make up mail for Il
early train, it would be too strenl
o.s4 :.