Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1905-03-31

halt OF your taxes Oy MONDAY, you
know what will happen.
DIR. Pernot suffered very severe
attack Of nephritic collie yesterday
and DIR. Cathey was called to at
tend him.
In the county court, Wednesday,
Mrs. F. Rosendorf was appointed
guardian of Modesto and Gordon
Rosendorf.
A Japanese student at the Uni
versity of Michigan carried off the
second prize in the annual oratori-
cal contest.
The astronomical expedition sent
by the Lick Observatory. Of Call
/ fornia, to Chill is reported to have
discovered 20 double stars.
An unusually fine half-tone Of
F. G. Simpson, manager of OAC's
athletic team, appeared in Wednes-
days Telegram. Mr.. Simpson is
a very popular student,
Invitations have been issued for a
military bali to be given tomorrow
night in the Armory by officers OF
the cadet battalion. The music will
be furnished by Will .Fechter, OF
Albany. A good time is predicted.
1t is grand thing that we have
F'hilomath seven miles to the west
of us, otherwise we might lose our
indenity. A few days ago Clerk
Moses received letter addressed
him as 81 miles from Philomath." !"
| Presbyterian Church, Rev. M. S.
Bush. Bible School 10 a. no. Wor-
ship IL a. NJ. Subject, Saved Fol
Work" G. e. Meeting $50 p. M
Evening service at 7:30, subject
"The Inscription On The Cross
illustrated by chart.
Miss Hattie Moses, grand-niece
OF Rev. P. A. Moses, of this city, il
on an excursion trip now in Cali
fornia and expects to visit relatives
here about the 10th of April. Hel
home is in Brownsville, Tenn., and
this is the young ladiy's first trip tc
the coast.
It is a matter for felicitation or
the part of our farmers and horse
raisers that all kinds of horses ar,
at the present demanding better
prices than they did last fall. Th,
prices are perhaps 25 per cent high
er than they were. During th'
past week or two several dealers
have been here in search of an
j imals.
; At the Congregational church
next Sabbath, Rev. Green, pastor
) Sunday school at 10 a. m.; clas
> for young men at 10: worship
) and sermon at II; Christian En-.
deavor at $50; vesper service ant
sermonat 7.30. Morning sermon
, Increase Our Faith" evening ser.
: mon, "Sansom-The Ancient ant
the Modern"
Yesterday, s. S. Powell came eve
from Linn county and marketed
! some garden truck that he hat
raised this season, out of doors
fresh onions and lettuce. The onion
were grown from the seed and wer
about two feet long and the lettuc
was as fine as it could we'll grow t
be. Why do not some Of our peopl
> 60 more extensively into this bust
; ness? the prices are good and tn
!, conditions are as favorable in Ben
ton as in Linn for this work.
! Regarding the recent report tina
appeared in the Telegram, Prof.
e. Richard, of the Eclectic Busi
. ness College, Of this city, fearin
j said report might affect his bust
a ness in this city, made the follow
}, ing statement: 1.-THE report in th
q Evening Telegram, that / had bee
q in Eugene to purchase the Eugen
g Business College, is false. / hay
v not been in Eugene for sewers
o months, and have not made an
proposition for the Eugene Businel
College. !"
d A. Mentz, Of Denver, Colorad
}. representing the Interstate In
IS vestors Association, arrived in th
t, city Tuesday. His work is dor
il almost entirely with real esta
9 dealers and is for the purpose
/ providing for all new home-seekel
who are coming to the west. Th
d association has representatives
l. all of the states west of the Missi
= sippi river. Mr.. Mentz was throue
1t this section q few years ago but d
# not have time to do his work vel
y thoroughly. He is quite favorabl
1T impressed with our location, Il
OAC, in fact, everything we have