Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-04-13
Additional Local.

i The greatest actor that evervisited
corvallis in any capacity is Mr..
FredericklWarde.
| For years it has been known that
there were coal deposits in certain
parts of Lincoln county, and con-
Icerning recent Developments in
that line the Reporter has the fol-
lowing in its last issue: Mr.. Joe
hurry, an Iowa man, after doing
some prospecting assisted by
tnining expert bought a tract of
land and has shipped in drilling
outfit. The machinery has been
taken up there and will be in oper-
alton in few days. H. A. Harte,,
la mechanical and mining engineer,
has charge of the work. He has
had over thirty years. experience
in practical mining and is an ex-
lpert. He had looked the grounds
over, located the upper strata of
coal and feels confident that
large strata lies beneath it. The
machinery brought here has capa-
city for drilling down a thousand
test. 1t is of the improved modern
TYPE.
A vote for judge E. B. Watson
on April Goth, will be a vote for
the best interests of the whole
people of Oregon. Among the
man reasons why people will vote
for E. B Watson for United States
senator, is because he is an able
and experienced lawyer, and has
held many responsible positions
with great credit to hims, If, and
acceptance to the people whom he
served. The smooth, professional
politician, cannot assume a genuine
sincerity that will not be noticed.
Many men meeting Judge Watson
for the first time, ar. at once i'm
pressed with his sincerity, his
honesty and ability, characteristics
which make him appreciated, by
all who know him. There is
nothing affected or put on about
him. Vote for him for United
States senator.
Once before when Frederick
Warde was in Portland teachers
of the city schools presented him
with a silver service. This year
on his return he is given an
ovation by 700 members of the
Elk Lodge with the chief ex-
ecutiye of the state making the
presentation speech. Few men
are accorded such receptions, and
the people of Corvallis who hear
him Friday evening will con-
gratulate themselves on having
been entertained and instructed
by man without a peer and
whose art is unexcelled.
Lost-Black horse, white spot in
Forehead, three white feet, scar on
eft fore foo.. Strayed from my
residence in Corvallis during the
night, Tuesday. Telephone in
formation to R. L. Taylor. 32tf.
The eve,,f nf this season will he
Frederick Wa,de's Sh.kespear~a,,
recital nt the opera house next Fri
day evening.
A large number Of members ar,
to be welcomed into tn. n. Z.
church in a special service Sunday
morning. The Easter EXERCISES vii
be held at T:30 p. m. aud will
take the place If the regular s"r-
vices. There will be a misc~lla-
neous program of songs, r-cita-
tions and class exercises. and the
public is invited to attend.
Mrs. Mary M''lsr, who has been
seriously i'll for some we~ka, is
slightly improved.
Let's go fshing--At Hodes' Gun
jStore. Biggest and most complete
line of fishing tackle in town. All
kinds of repair work guaranteed.
2Stf
The Early Life and Manhood of
Abraham Lincoln is soon t. start
in serial form in the Gazette.
Here is sonaeth;ng of unusual
merit offered. If not now a sub
scriber you hal better get your
name on the list at once--you'll
never regret it. 26 If.
A light spring truck and delivery
wagon combined is just about COM
pletei at the Horning blacksmith
shop. 1t is for H. w. Kaupisch,
to be used for general purposes
about the new ice plant on Water
street, when the latter begins oper-
ations. A boiler of 1900 gallons