The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-07-20
LOCAL. LORE.
NEWS OF CORVALLIS AND
VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF.

VICINITY TOLD IN BRIEF.
Mrs. James Berry and child
Ueut to Salem yesterday morning.
Millinery at cost for the Lext
80 days at Barclay & Barclay t2
Frank Hurt arrived yesterday
from Seattle. and is seekipg EN-.
ployment.
Henry Ress. of Bandon, who
has been visiting William Rees, Mrs.
Lee Henkle and other Benton rela.
fives, is to leave for home Tue sday.
The Corvallis & Eastern Rail.
road Company. is to run mid
week excursien t, Newport and re-
tur next Wednesday. The fare
will be, adul 8, 81. 50; children. ST.
Will run on regular Sunday sched-
nle.
-Chittim is three cents. Ooly
a few small lots have been deliver
ed this season. The s'ory is that
very few are peeling, and that the
volume Of bark delivered this year
will be very small. September is
the month in which the principal
deliveries are made.
AT Wednesdays meeting of the
o. A. G. board only eeven of the 13
members were present. The absen-
tees were Secretary of S ate Dun
bar, Superintendent Ackermau, w
W. Cotton, Senator Pierce and Re-
gent J. D. Dwell. Among those
who were present were Governor
Chamberlain, Master of the Safe
Grange Buxton, and State Grange
Lecturer, Mrs. Waldo.
Sam T. Thurston, who has
been IN Arizona for the winter,
passed through Eugene a few days
ago on bis way to Portland, to en-
ster sanitarium for treatment for
Tuberculosis. Sam has been suf-
ferer from this trouble for quite
while, and is scarcely able 10 bs
about. H. was met a. Albany hy
iais bro ber C4Fp, who assisted him
in the charge Of cars.-Eugrue
Quad.
L 2. B l,lwir, A. NJ, f Poll
'oTElalt1, has lie cbo IN By the
bohri uf regents asan assistant p-u
-fefs"r IN En&li b ia the Agriculture
al % .ego f9r tbs ensuing year.
ProSe:s.r B4l1wiu l. a classical
gradu'tP, having spent the seven
years OF MS puplisge 10 the Tt
Staa- No NAL College of An ,nIr
}lnd~, HArfsvilla U~ivorsi'y. Il
Har'sville, Ind, and the c ,l.es of
&Puiio.AatA. II, occu tJ,ed th5 air
OF Latin az; Greek in Har'sv;''e
Univ1raity In l1o y ar of 1895 7,
tse4ug pres l4cnt vi lie school in the
spring term. Hs was president of
iEdwards College at Albion, Wash
ington from 1699-1903, being one Of
the founders of the instirut on. In
1908 he took cba,gs of the Cvllege
of Philo nath and served as presi-
dent of the institution two years,
having charge OF English and His
tory. He comes to the college well
recommended and with years of
.seryics in college work.
The State college students ar d
faculty are to have the benefit of
mountain water. At Wednesdays
meeting of the board of rege ats,
~Sudge McFadden, P. Avery, M. S.
'Woodcock, F. L. Miller and s. L.
$Kliue, representingthe Water Board
appeared during the proceedings
and offered terms on which the city
system would deliver water at ths
college. The terms were: A fiat
rate OF 20 cents per 1000 gallons;
q graduated meter rate of Is cents
per 1000 gal for %. 900 to 5000 gal
ions yer month, 2o cents per 1,ooo
gallons Tor 10000 to loo 900 gallon.
per nonth, Is cents per 900 gal
loas for loo, 900 gall ms or more psr
nc nth. The board accepted the
100000 gallon proposition at Is
cents, authorizing President Wealth
erford and Secretary Daily 10 con-
tractsfer supply for one year with
the privilege of five years at the
same rate. The estimate Is thai
the college will use from 100000 te
500, 900 gallons per month. Tbs
college is 10 supply its own meters
and make connections at its owr
expense as to pipe laying and 9th
er accessions.
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