The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-06-10

,he Oriental building, next to the
building.
Prof. w. T. Shaw leaves next |
W ednesday for St. Paul, Minneso-
Ia, to be in attendance at the Mar
riage Of bis sister, on the 2oth inst.
Prof. Shaw may remain East all
summer.
The indications now are that a
crowd of possibly 200 people, if not
more, will go to Salem this, Satur-
day morning, to attend the state
track meet. A half fare rate for
the round trip has been secured,
making a rourd trip ticket cost
only 81 35. and BIZ: lot of students
and others are taking advantage of
the occasion for a holiday, Tne
cadet band makes the trip and fur
nishes music at the meet.
story stor ebuilding, 100 feet
square with theatre on the upper
floor, all for Corvallis, is talked
about. 1t is, indeed, declared to
be projected. Marshall Miller is,
ii tae enterprise goes, to be the
builder. He has told friends that
he has beea considering such a
structure for some time, and that
he has at last determined to build.
That ia q IL the TIMES knows about
it, and 1t gives the statement here
for what it is worth, a diligept
se ,rch yesterday having failed to
f lad Mr.. Miller in time to get con-
hrmation. The proposed site is In
the rear of Berman's store.
In yesterdays Oregonian, Train
er Hayward, of Eugene, claims
that he will win the state track
meet at Salem fer the university by
a score Of 81 to So for o. A. G. A
schedule of the events and the pla-
ces Mr.. Hayward assigns appears
with the statement. He claims that
his man Friessel will defeat Will
liams in the 100 yard daeh. The
claims will probably take a good
many people from o. A. G. to Sa-
lem to see how the thing is all go.
ing to be done.
Beginning tonight with the
graduating exercises of the depart
meLt of instrumental music, the
programme for Commencement at
0. A. G. Is as follows: Sunday,
June 1lth. 10:45 a. M, Baccalaure-
ate sermon, Rev. Elwin L. House
D. D., Armory; 500 p. NJ, meeting
of Young Mems and Young We
mems Christian Associations, Col
lege chapel Monday, June 18th,
500 2. m., Exercises ofDepartment
of Vocal Music, College chapel
Tuesday, June 18th, 2:G0 p. No.,
| Class Day Exercises. College Cam.
| pus., 500 p. m, Senior Play. Opera
house.-Wednesday, June 14th, 1C
a. NJ, Commencement, Armory; 3
p. m., Business Meeting of the
Alumni, College chapel, s p. M,
Exercises Of the Alumni, Armory
| AT a regular meeting of Cor
wallis Assem- bly, United Artisans Of
Corvallis, the following officers v ere
elected for the ensuing term: W
6. Lane, NJ. A; Lille J. King
Sup't.; Martha E. Abbott, inspec'
tor; Eva Starr, secretary; George
Carl, treasurer; Ethel Kyle, Sr
Con-; Ellen E. Munday, M. c.; Sa
rah Stewart, Jun. Con-; Permelis
Brien, J. F. Yates, F. c. After
election Of officers an open meeting
was held for the members of th,
order and invited friends. A pro
gramme was rendered and refresh
ments we've served. Among other
who took part on the programm,
were, vocal solos, Hazel Kyle; vo
cal solo, Otto F. L. Herse; Guita
solo, W. G. Emery; Address, Geo
w. Denman.
On and after June Ist. the Souther,
| Pacific in connection with the Corvallis
& Eastern railroad will have on sale
round trip tickets from points on thei,
lines to Newport, Yaquina and Detroi
! at very low rates, good for return unit
October 10th, Ieo S.
Three day tickets to Newport and va
quina good going Saturdays and return
ing Mondays are also on sale from al
eastside points from Portland to Eugene
inclusive, and from all westside points
Season tickets from all eastside point
Portland to Eugene in c l u v
and fro m all Westsid points
are also on sale to Detroit at very low
rates with stopover privileges at Nil
City or any other point east enablin;
tourists to visit the Santiam and Breite er
bush hot springs in the Cascade mo III
tains which all can be reached in d a,
Season tickets will be good for returl
from all points October 10th. Three da,
tickets will be good going Saturdays an
returning Mondays only. Tickets fron
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