Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-11-14
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you'll never need shampoo, 81

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you'll never need a shampoo, 81
Richards aad Pringles' famous
Georgia minstrels are to appear il
the Corvallis Opera House next
Saturday night.
F. P. Sheasgreen came home Sat-
urday evening from Portland, whert
he is at present employed at tbs
task of getting his mill IN readi-
ness for operation by the first of the
year.
Lysle E. Yockey, accompanied
by his mother, came over from Al
bany, Sunday. and passed the day
with Miss Helen Yockey, sister
and daughter respectively.
During the past few days Harry
Holgate has been visiting relatives
in this city. He has severed his
connection with the government
after period Of several years. ser
vice and we understand is to estab-
lish himself in the practice of law
There is always remnrse wher
men insist on betting. Unless the
game is draw, somebody loses. The
Corvallis supporters have. one con
ISOLATION which is rather cheering
they couldn't find takers for al
their money.-Eugene Register.
W. T. Small arrived home Satur
day from visit to his old home ir
Indiana. He also visited in num-
Der of other states during his alb
sence. He considers the six weeks
spent on his trip a good investment
from the standpoint Of either tins
or money.
The story of ga Broken Heart
(at the Opera House Monday
night is tale of mining lif- in the
Rocky Mountains in Colorado. It If
of special interest since it is full O
Western spirit, and interests al.
alike, for human nature is the same
the world over.
The Corvallis restaurant changed
hands Thursday, Manfred Sets re-
firing and James Law assuming
the proprietorship. By the trans,
fer Mr.. Sets acquires a property
near Newport, in Lincoln county
Mr.. Low is a comparative stranger
in this section and is originally
from Michigan. We hope him bus
mess success.
Coach Steckle is quoted as fol
lows on Saturdays game: We are
perfectly satisfied with the result
1t was hard fought-game and ;h'
honors were even, but the Univer-
sity team had a golden chance t.
win and grasped it successfully
Both elevens played hard cleat
ball. Shorts has good team ane
his men play hard clean ball. Dol
an played a fine game for the Agri
cultural College, as did William
| and Rhinehart. We are naturally
disappointed, but have no COM
plant to make.
Speaking Of Saturdays game 9
football, Coach Shorts, of the q. O
O., said: The game was very even
ly matched. Corvallis made NOR,
yardage than Oregon did OF
STRAIGHT plunges, but Oregon woulc
have made more had not our run
ners fumbled repeatedly. 1t wal
not luck that won the game
was football. Moores, who is al
ways alert, saw a chance to VIII
the game, grasped it, and the resul
was a victory for the University
Latourette displayed great general.
ship in RUNNING his team, ant
George Hug put up fine game a
center. I never saw such a dis.
play of college enthusiasm as th
University rooters furnished durin
the game and afterward. It was
fine spirit for a small university
The Corvallis people are gam
losers, the University is a sports
manlike winner.
A gentleman, whose name "
could not ascertain, came into tow
early yesterday morning in mar
ner that reminds one of John Gil
pins famous ride, saves that ou
"citizen ofcredit and renown" cam
IN on hayrack to which was. at
tached two horses. The horses i
some way got beyone the driver
control and ran for mile or tw'
While the man stuck to his pos
he could not stop the animals an
they ran clear to Vidito Bro
livery stable, where the boys ra
out and checked them. The drive
of the team was about exhauste
as the result Of tugging at the tear
and during his early and hast
flight had lost his hat and whip
the latter at the time he did NJ
need. No damage was done.
Quite a serious runaway accider
occurred Sunday morning nes
, Oakville, in Linn county. Hardi