Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-10-19
Additional Local.
10 more taxes can be paid at the sher-

No more taxes can be paid at the sher-@ !
IFS office for ten days. In accordance
wit. the law the delinquent tax roll was
turned over to Cl-rk Vincent, Wednes-
day morning, by Sheriff Burnett for the
former to verify and issue warrants for
the delinquent taxes The collectible
taxes in Benton amount to $1,000 and
this year the list shows delinquency CT
only $l,S95.75, ard most of this viii be
paid before the property is advertised.
In ten days the roll will be returned to
the sheriff and collection of taxes viii
proceed until the latter part oil Novem-
Der. when the delinquent list will be ad-
vertised.
For Sale Two lots with seven
room house and barn; desirable To-
cation. Call on or address Mrs. NJ.
Mckinney, Corvallis. 50 If
Mrs. Josie Millhollen arrived in Cor
Wallis, Tuesday, from Hood River and
left Wednesday for weeks visit with
relatives in Philomath.
w. G. Emery left Wednesday for Van
couver, after a weeks visit with old
friends in Corvallis Billy" says he
does not expect 10 be in Corvallis again
until the U. Of o. football game.
A com pany of decidedly clever people
played 'Uncle Josh Perkins at the Cor
wallis opera house before large and very
enthusiastic audience "Wednesday night.
The play is the old. familiar drama thai
bubbles over in fun and frolic from start
to finish, yet withal has enough of pa
thos and heart interest to keep an audi
ence thoroughly entertained The play is
one we'll suited to the average audience
and the performers Wednesday eveniu 2
net with hearty favor from the Corvallis
theatre goers present, Uncle Josh and
Hiram Green being especial favorites.
Everybod, got his moneys worth out of
the entertainment, and Manager Groves
will certainly continue to win patronage
for himself and house by securing only
the best theatrical attractions this sea-
son.
/ In stating the reasons for Whitman
college calling off the game that had
been scheduled with OAC. President
Penrose of that institution wrote the OAC
athletic managers this week that some OF
the OAC team men 'are not bona hde
students of,OAC." In chapel Tuesday
morning, President Catch read the letter
from Washington college and then an
nounced that be stood ready to present
President Penrose with 500 for every
member of the 1906 OAC team that the
latter could pick out who was not bona
fde student of the Agricultural College
The statement met with warm approva
from the student body, as the accusation
of President Penrose against this year.
team, is wholly without foundation ii
fact.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Walters left Wed
nesday for visit at the Bay.
Revival services begin at the Christian
church next Sunday. At IL a. m. tn
subject will be: Come. for all Thing
now are Ready Evening theme: eth
Battle over the Grave There will b.
special music by the chorus choir led b.
the orchestra. Meetings will continu
indefinitely.
The work of putting basement uu
r der the Christian church is now in pro
e gress. An addition ID to be built to tn
T. church in the spring, as work was delay
IL ed this fall until it was deemed prudeI
: to postpone the task until fayorabl
# weather comes again.