The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-02-13

Mics Mary Nolan returned yes.
terday from a visi. Of several days
in Albany.
The letter "a" II place of "e"
in an editorial in tia Salem States.
man made the republication Of the
article necessary.
why is it, Willie, that you did
not take any prizes at this term of
SCHOOL," well, you told ms not
to be selfish, and some of the other
pupils seemed to vast them"
The o. A. c. basket ball gill,
suff-red a defeat at the bands Of the
Cosmawa ms es in College aruo
ry Friday night. Early In the first
half the visitors took the lead,
which they continued to increase
until the end of the game, the score
standing II to 1e 10 their favor when
the game closed. A large crowd
was in attendance. +.
The lad that engages in hazing
at O. A. c hereaft r and gets
caught at it will have to 60. A
resolution adopted by tbs faculty
yesterday morning is as follows:
Whereas. In hazing, several unite
against one, thus rendering the
pgaclloe oo@azdly. aud particular.
Il uumQEtby Of cadets. therffa fore.
RESOLVED, that aoy cadet found
gil ty qf bszing |A&l' jume1iat-iy
- ii sniased frou H. cooa..a3s aGs
expelled fraz0 college es guilty Of 3
s2Ea d1g I'D d.shono-ab1e sct.
Tie Entertainment hicn wa
4iven lat Fs:day x, mag TT tie
"a house, Tor the bereit AID
under The auspices OF The w. c, Z.
y reflected great credit upon al
Il e parties interested, the lnaugu-
rators and the artists alike. The
programme which was of unusual
'eagth, contested OF musical and ell
ocusion:ry numbers, and pleased
and entertained a large and appre.
ciative audience to the end.
"A force of a dozen men and three
teams is doing the grade work for
the new side track extension on
Water street for the convenience of
the Corvallis sawmill. In addition,
n bridge gang is at work, building a
bridge at the intersection of Tyler
and Water stress where there Is a
roadway by which teams reach the
W.llamette. Most OF the grading
from the mill, to Tyler street is al
resdy completed. Bstween the
bridge ADD electric light plant there
will be c,nsidefable-cut and also a
heavy fill. TIE new siding will end
at the chute at the mill.
B. ds are called for by the gov
ernment for delivery Of mails be-
tween the Corvallis postofice aud
the G & E. station John Lenger
has been rendering the service, but
the trips have go increased that hs
has struck for higher wages. The
result is a call for bids, which arr
prepared and to be handed If
to Postmaster Johnson within ter
days to be forwarded to the depart
ment at Washington. Blanks TO
use of bidders are to be tad at th'
local postofhee. The service in
wolves trips between the local cmc
and the G.. & E. station at six a. ~
8:3oa. NJ, II a. No., 1870 p. m
800 p. No., 5:3o p. n. and 8:f5 p
NJ on week days, and $50 a. N.
1l:3o a.. N. ard 1:3o p. m. 90 Sun
days, making in all As tips pc
week. 81
There Is much inquiry by far
mers with reference to cleaning VI
orchards and it is apparent tina
many of them will make IN efor
! to save their fruit trees. There i
always a warm spot in the famil,
heart for favorits old apple trees O
pear trees or cherry trees, evel
though disease and pests may hav
:. overwhelmed them to the extent Q
interfering greatly with their fruit
age. There are associations, oft
times around many Of these tree
that make them especially interest
ing to everybody on the place, an
in many instances it would be al
unpleasant incident to e sue
trees cut down at the behest of tn
law. A great. wave of agitation
however, for strict enforcement G
the law is sweeping over Wester,
lOregon, and it is apparent that tn
spray pump must be used, or tn
axeman will come.
I 81 Cents Per Setting
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