The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-10-23

prise is a guest at the J. B. Irvine
nome.
The Oregonian today announ-
ces that the Astoria & Columbia
railroad is to be extended down
the coast to a connection with the
G. & E. at Newport.
Petitions are in circulation in
Southern Benton and Northern
Lane asking for the extension of
the Westside to Junction.
| The town clock which has
been silent, pending repairs and
painting for two weeks. struck for
the first time at II a. m. yesterday
and is now on time.
Miss Ella Johnson has purch-
ased the LII. Horning residence
property at the South end of Main
street. The price paid was $1,000.
A new residence is to be built on
the lots in the spring. The deal
was made by Robinson & Steven
son.
-Four carloads Of dried prunes
comprising the product of the Hen
ry Stone drier and a few other lot:
were shipped to Salem Friday. The
shipment aggregated $4,000
pounds of which Mr.. Stone ha6
$4,000 pounds with the balance dis
tributed among Messrs. Groves
Heron and Peck. The fruit
brought an average Of abont So IS
: 1t was purchased by Tillson, the
Salem dealer, who will process i
in his plant at the capital city ane
sell it in the Eastern markets.
"A deed of trust has been filee
at the court house in which DR.
Flint and Jessie Petit Flint, having
confidence in their attorney W. E
Yates, convey to him all the prop
lerty bequeathed in his will by DR.
Flint to his wife Jessie Flint. t.
hold and to manage for the interest
of the said Jessie Petit Flint. Th
instrument declares that the steI
is taken in order that the person
who execute the deed of trust ma,
be freed from the cares aud respon
sibilities incident to management
ofthe property. The deed was ex
ecuted and filed Saturday.
Mrs. Jessie Flint squite severe
ly i'll with lagrippe.
+ The Seattle judge who order
: ed Esther Mitchell and Maud Crei
: field deported to Oregon. and whso
order to that effect was counte
Z manded by the supreme court {
| the state of Washington, has hire
! P lawyer to present his interests b.
/ fore the latter court. The matte
: comes, up for hearing at Olympi
| Friday, and will be a legal bait
: with lots of big guns in it. Or
| firm representing Esther Mitchell
! another representing Maud Gre
7 field as we'll as the firm represen
| ing Judge Frater will take part c
: one side of the case, while the di
| trict attorneys Office will do tt
: fighting on the other side, II
I district attorneys Office holds TIL
] the women ought to be tried
: Washington for the murder of Ge
Mitchell without the interventie
\ OF the sanity commission whic
\pronounced- ! them both insane ar
I irresponsible for the murder
Miss Mitche1ps S brother.
The OAC and University
Washington football teams are
play a game of football at Seattl
saturday. 1t is the sixth meetir
between them. The first toe
place in 1897 at Corvallis wis
Seattle was beaten II to o. II
next was in 1902, at Seattle wh'
the Washingtonians won 16 to
! The tuird was at Corvallis in 49,
and Seattle won, 5 to o. In 49,
the game was at Seattle when t
/ Washington men went down befo
i Pilkington's team in the owe
. whelming score Of 2o to S. La
year the score was IS to with Il
OAC men as winners in a desperat
n ly fought game. By aggregs
points the account stands, GA
81; U. of w., 2o. Against Goa
IN Norcross' team Of new players,
Sc attic ought to have the opportuni
this year to square the accour
lid The OAC men leave for Seattle
the coming game Thursday.
"A number of prominent bu
~ lneSs men of Philnmafh have be