Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-04-17

Mrs. Senger was very iii, the
last of the week.
The old baker. LeweIlyn, is back
at Smal's again.
The town band gave a splendid
concert on the court house lawn
Sunday afternoon, large crowd
attending.
Old soIdiers-s. B. Huston is the only
republican candidate favoring the Service
Pension Bill. His platform is in favor Of
giving every old soldier pension.
F. F. Knight returned Wednesday
to his home at Forest Grove. He
came to Corvallis Tuesday, bringing
the remains of Mrs. John Day.
Miss Mamie Starr, operator for
the Independent telephone comp any
left yesterday for the home of her
parents near Monroe for two
weeks vacation.
R. L. Taylor, who advertised in
the last issue of the Gazette for a
lost horse has found the animal.
1t had strayed to the Fred Elliot
place north of town.
Geo. w. Smith stands today
for good roads, good schools
and economy in all business Of
the county.
Miss Golda E. Howard began
Monday term of school in the
Brown district near Monroe. This
makes II months teaching out
of Is for Miss Howard, which is
indeed a good record.
Mrs. Couch and daughter arrived
few days ago from Lake Shore,
Michigan, in search of desirable
location. As soon as a farm in
Michigan can be sold the hus-
band and son will come to Oregon.
Republicans, are you opposed to a
candidate riding ON pass when he
comes to see you? Huston says in
his p a'form that h. is. He is not
afraid to say in public that he pays
his way. L. this right? Then vote
for M. Huston for Congress.
s. B. Huston says 81 will support
by Roosevelt, am not riding on a
both avoid saying whether or not
thew are rjSinn on mass
Mics Lillian Nelson, an OAC,
student, who has been i'll for some
weeks with a severe attack of ty-
phoid fever, is reported as not inn
proved. The young lady resides
near the reading room, with her
grandmother.
The time has passed when the
people vote for a candidate for an
important ofce, without fret
ascertaining whether his quali6ca-
tions fit him for that office.
Judge Watson of Portland owe his
popularity in his present campaign
fer United States Senator, to this
facr.
S. 3. Huston is honest and frank
with the people Of his district; he is ,
not afraid to tell the people frankly
what he favors.
The band gave another open air
concert on Main street Saturday
and good crowd ga'her-
eel to enjoy the music. While
organized only two weeks, the boys
play remarkably well and the ag-
grega,ion is certain to become very
popular. The concert Saturday
was highly enjoved by all. l.
An excellent Easter program w.s
rendered at the Congregational
church Sunday evening, a large
audience being present to -rj.y The
sveut. Among those who partici-
pated were Miss Mabel Huff, Miss
NJ Minerva Kiger. Ed Hughes, Miss
Agnes Won der Heller, Mr.. r.
Berchtold, Miss Elna Allen and
others.
Vote for Geo. Smith for county
commissioner, and you will
make no mistake.
Rev. G. L. McCsusland left Fri
lay for Portland, en- route to the
East where he is to attend the
of the various Boards
If the M.s E, church, South. He
will be absent about six weeks, and
will visit St. Louis, Louisville,
Y Nashville, Tsnnessee and Birm-
Iugh"nI, Ala bama.
The most vital thing before the Ii
voters of Oregon to G
lay, is the election of the United ,
States Senator. In making this I
selection, great care should be taken.
The man who is broad minded, .
progressive, experienced and honest r
should he chosen. Who will deny ,
hat Judge Watson meets all the :,
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