The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1905-04-29
LOCAL a49r4 u,
For advertisements IN this co1unn the rate
Of IS cents per fine viii be charged.
Miss Clara NORM of Youcalla,
is visiting Mrs. G. w. Reed.

MISS Cara MORN OF YOucalla,
is visiting Mrs. G. w. Reed.
DIR. George Ainslie returned to
Portland Thursday, after visit at
the john Smith home.
d.. Pernot returned Wednes-
day evening from business visit
to Portland.
j. w. Turner and family, re-
cent arrivals from Iowa have NOV
ed into a part of the Char es Ever
EFT house, on north Min street.
Mrs. A. J.. Richardson of Polk
county, and Mrs. E. S. Johnson of
The Dalles, visited at the Linvllle
home Wednesday and Thursday.
Miss Eta Carter Of the class
of 'o4, OAC, has been elected to a
position in the Albany public
schools for the coming year.
1.-THE Lilies of the Field is the
subject for the morning hour at the
Congregational church tomorrow.
.and for the evening service, which
is to be at eight O'Clock, 'tDavid-
the man after Gods own heart"
Services at the Christian church
tomorrow as follows: Sunday
school, 10 a. n. Preaching, a.
NJ; subject, "What do ye more
than others" Sermon at 8 p. M;
subject, "Faith." This will be a
continuation of the special Sunday
evening sermons. All are invited
to attend: Frank E. Jones.
Brigham City, Utah, is town
of S, 900 inhabitants. 1t has for
street lighting 125 incandescents
and IA alternating arcs. The in
candescents are fifty candle power
and the arcs best standard size.
The total cost to the city is $17o
per month. The information was
contained in letter from a chair
man of one of the council commit
tees, exhibited in Corvallis the 9TH
day by A. G. Reese. of Salt Lake,
Utah.
The fifth debate in the Catch
series takes place in college chapel
this, Saturday evening. It will be
between the Sorosis and Pierian
girls, and the question is, "Resolv-
ed that the United States govern
ment should own and control The
railroads Of the United States. !"
The teams are, Sorosis, Agnes
Sweek, Elizabeth Snipes and Belle
Bonney; Pierians, Minnie Phillips,
Edna Smith and Alice Edwards.
Green, the Lincoln County
prisoner awaiting trial on charge
of murder is still confined in the
Benton County Jail. Mrs. Green
jointly indicted with him is a pris-
oner in the Albany Jail. Green is
a frequently figure on the court
house lawn or in the court house,
where, at his own request, he is
given employment for the exercise
and pastime it gives him. He IS
regarded by his keepers as mod.
prisoner.
-Workmen are to begin Tues
day on the task of excavating be-
meath the Fruit and Waggoner liv.
cry stable, which is to be thorough.
ly remodeled and made into one of
the finest store buildings in Corval-
lis. There will be one immense
room downstairs. with 16 foot cell
ing, and glass front so by roo.
The building will be modern In all
respects, and will be occupied when
completed, by the large furniture
establishment of Hollenberg &
Cady.
"A card game was raided by
Chief Lane and Officer Osburn
Wednesday evening, and three
players caught in the act. The
place was. the saw mill Office
. and the players, Jesse Brown,
E. w. Strong and Mike Cline
The latter claim that they had not
yet begun the game. Though the
Office was locked and the blinds
drawn, the officers were inside be.
fore their presence was even sus-
pected. Each of the players held
a hand of cards. There was three
dollars in money, a quantity of
chips and the cards on the table,
all of which were secured by the
officers. Complaints have been
filed, charging the three with
gambling and the trial is set for
May 18th.
Travelling Passenger Agent
Jones, accompanied by an official
photographer of the company, J.
w. Tollman, arrived Thursday and