The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-03-09

1ueSQay morning, DelOre the STU
dent body.
-Revs. Guy and Wayne Phelps
of Portland were guests of Corvallis
friends the first of the week.
Horace Brodie, who has been
very Ill at his home atLents, Ore.
gon for the past month, is reported
as not much improved. Mr.. Brodie
is popular graduate of o. A. c.,
where in 'o4 he was editor of the
College Barometer.
The buggy horse of R. L.
Taylor caused some excitement on
Main street Wednesday by doing a
stunt on its own responsibility.
Attached to the buggy, the animal
was tied on Water street when the
train backed down the switch near
by, and the horse cit out" The
race course was north On Main
street until in front of the Taylor
& Francisco barber shop, the ami
NAL took notion to try the side
walk, and forwith ran on to it.
bill" Francisco, summing himself
on the walk, turned heels up in the
effort to escape, and chair and all
went backwards into the alley.
Aside from soaring "Bill" almost
gray headed, no particular damage
resulted from the runaway.
e Mr.. Wohbat-Loogy yuh,
Claud! Oars: heap O. 'scussion
gwine on about de fact dat yo' hug
ged Miss Lullabelle Smoot so hahd
at de dance de udder night dat yo'
done broke two of her ribs. De
gene'al opinion am dat dar wasn't t
no discriminatin' circumstances,
and,- Mr.. coopah-De doose
dar wasn't! Not castin' any de-
Elections on de lady, dess lemme ak
yo' as man to man, what kind-uh
ribs was dem to take to a social
function, uh?
There was a good time at the
Artisan hall Wednesday evening,
the occasion being a visit to the or
der of DR.. Olmstead of Portland,
who gave an entertaining lecture on
the subject of Artisanship. There
was a program that embraced sew
eral selections by the college quar-
tette composed of George and Collie
Cathey, Arthur Bouquet and E. R.
Hughes, and a guitar and banjo
duet by Students G. E. Bowen and
Roy Nichols. Four candidates
were initiated, and a banquet con-
cluded very pleasant and profit
able evening.
! Wednesday right It Hotel
Corvallis, occurred a mezti,g of the
!. Central Will9 nette Medical Associ
alton, the Membership Of which is
composed of the physicians OF L-irn,
Benton and Lincoln counties. DE-.
Gillespie of Portland who was &c
. have been present, was sumnored
| to Butte, Montana, and an excel
f lent paper which he was 60 have
delivered was read by DR.. House o.
. Portland. Another good papel
was that of DR.. Pernot of Corvallis
The physicians in attendance were
Drs. Farra, Cathey, Pernot and Lee
of Corvallis; Drs. Ellis, Wallace
Davis, Trimble and Hill of Albany
. DIR. Booth of Lebanon; DR.. Mark
of Halsey, and DR.. Bennett of Bell
fountain. A banquet was the con
cluding feature of the meeting.
John Ing1e got horsed b,
t Horseman in the suit for a horse il
5 County Judge Waters court Tues
t day, and so Horsemau is to kee
the horse. Both lawyers worke,
, like horses for their clients, and th
Jury heard the horsiest lot of test
mony ever given in a horse case i
f which Horseman was interested
The jury was out about half al
e hour and brought in a verdict tha
!; Horseman should either have til
horse or its equal in value, beside
: small amount of damages an
costs. In his failure to get th
e horse back from Horseman, M,
!. Ingle, though horsed, is not on
a high horse. During the proceed
a ings the judge allowed no horsepla
between the attorneys, and so th
!. one that got horsed did not get th
!. horselaugh.
Many local people are contrac
ing for a new map of Oregon whic
is shortly to appear, and which
r one of the. most convenient and va
d liable things of the kind ever put O
d the market. It is three feet
: three and a half and in its prepar;
It ton two men have worked moi
n than a year. 1t. shows every post
n office in Oregon and the popu1atio
e up to date, of every town.
shows every mile Of railroad wit