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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04
Girte joponiidle arieQ2lcfobr nlr1ln1t
porerit Hiemano ernit.

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Sic amerifoUl1neh gar
mler linoen lid III Der &otrllllllg crf'
t0rid)t. glfobol inter DEM llclen @e'
icbc lclbcr beriteucn VI tonllcil. SIC
luolltcn i'm bo5lt pCnUe1ocr, Tire
Sdliier SIT bei5cit mn IT beleltd)tell
unb ibre Moifinen in &ctrieb 81 let
5cr. Ger ginneniteru G%ontnHnor
bat lie l]enddridtiqt. NdB ltndy me
Dor g(lfoBot4inter Nufiiht Ser Tegte,
RING fobri5itt fperoer m1tB, urn oo
bus 5u foitipitiig mare 10 bletbt Den
Sornicrn illlddy tpie por A}ifts ilbrlg,
oIs i6r @ohhroteriol lit Sic Geitiac!
rie'n 5it brinBel, mn Den glfobol
BON SGrolerr 3it furtfcn. Ser llns
tcrid;ico lit nidt qcrin8. Illr Der
6orm ldBt lid, cine @ulloite Altobol
fir 10 Gerts heriteIICn, i'm Saroel
miro er fiir nift tberigcr. ais pler5l9
Gents al babeft iein. mo 81 oielem
Preiie lit alfobol nitt iiir Die Snou,
ltrie oeriuenobar. Sn dnoeren Sons
bern lit bos better o%rrongirt. 0ort
iinb mc6cr oic Eroor5cuten oe@ Sob
itoffS, nod oie Goniumcnten oeS
Nlfobols BON @6istc0 Crltlt obbon.
gig, bcnn fait olli iCocm groBcrcn
@utc miro slfobol 0cbronnt. Is lit
nid)t eriiftiid), norirm lid) ooS olId)
bel inns nid)t einfiibrcn licbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04
Scfauntmadjnnaen.
giircau Ses etabt.g t6IiutBc!ats.

baltimore, Mio., 81. Sob. 1906.
Scrarat neriieeelie a~naeGote fir Die aietes
ruHg BON GeIbditsbii6erii. e@rei6nlaterialien
NH Srudia6en (mit aIisi1abme BON Srlidfns
dDet fir ole offciltGiber SduIeul, neIhe In
oclt beirsitenbci Separtemenis, Cub epartes
merits, MuriSirl IsHchirttc. llidt tn eirent Ses
partencnt ciraeic1lpfelt. uilo ben Spe6iaI.Gou.
l%riiiionen ODER gebD he'll nes Dlapora nno
Stabtrntts bon Baltimore crforberIih iino. fit
eae Sa6r 1907, begin1eno anl eritcn Gage beg
Suiiuar 1907. ipcrben hermit criuiiiiimt.
Geiapte Ylngebote babelt in llcbereinltinlntling
nit Den aeorudten 5urmuinren iiir &ofterdns
f6liqc iIno Spe6ififationer. iuelbe iebi in mel
rer Office i'm Sintbtdrie alri .tcgen. IN ietn-
que aoiienaEi3ldee miiilen inter oer Sni'
pnials for YrintiHg." a%oreiiiri an ben p@oarb
Of glparhS." benz StabtsJfeeiitrator in benen
Office Dor Dem ~. December 1906. If llbr
0~ioroens, cingereidt lueroer, rnb tebeS glnec'
BOT ilub bon einenl oe9Iaubietcn Gbed fir ben
Netrag bon 500 beeleitet fetn.
SoS Redt irgeno zines ooer ale s~lngebote
5uriid3iluetien, miro borbebdlten.
geiiHii1t:
C. Gfuf Siinanae,
Yrdfioent Dec GoHtraftsNe61roe.
@ilbhr 4. 6olie.
Siaott9ibIiotbcinr.
(Mohoq A n T g an .dNp,t "a ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04
Scr frnn50iiidjc Yismarf."

Glll Fartler Correspondent ld)rclbt.
Georges GlenlcnccolL Der f%ron50lis
ide 9iSlnartf," 10 bctitelt iif cine
Slugi6rift. bic Icit cinigcn So0cn
bon Den Gomclet0 oli Dem Youleuorb
feilgebotcn miro. pile Wclt fault bic
Srold)ilre, aber nllr mcnigen Seiern
ldeint lie 5u geioQen. Ser i%ron5oii.
Idle 9iamard!" @cnn oos bcltellte
| Hetlamc lit, 10 erinnert iie lcbboit an
Die o~uloringlihe GropoganOo, nit
Der lld Dor 5luan5ig Sohren Der
pbroo" General 8oulunger popular
81 lpoden iud)te. 8enn cs lid ober
nm cine SobbllOelci b1noelt, 10 crmeiit
Der allonpnlc Nlltor ieinem Seloen e..
men l9ledtcn Iienit. Glemcnceou ein
GiSmard, nlld MIR cine iron5oiiide
AnSgabe oes e%ilerncn aon5lers nit
lciner Eolitif non ,Shlt uno Glen"
Iic groBc Webr5ubl Der Sran5oien
empflnoet gang ltnO gar fcin YeDiirf-
nib, &c nit elmer lold)cn Nolitit 5u
uerlidlen. Ia5u lin0 0ic Wodtmittcl
oenlL bod 81 pcridieocn. Ger oclttid)'
iran5oiiihe &rieg pon lS70-7l m1re
nllr cin ainoeripiel gepeien inn Ser.
9Ici6e 5u Dem &cltfriegc, ocn cine
og9reiiipe 9lepoltGesEolitif bcrouibc.
l6luorcn milrOe. Sn 1870 itonoen
lid) Die ieinoli6en Modborn IN Der
Sepolferltng&5iiicr nod 5icnnliG
GIelf. Sclttc ltebt Srunfreid eegen
Gelltldlonb Inn mebr olS 20 WiQio.
men 5urild. Tisnlard nher bate ais
Softer eiliel Woltfe, einen Soon unO
10 piclc onbere groBe Tiibrer uno en-
bcgeiltcrtes, tiid)tig porbcreitetcS ullo
gut ois5iplinirtes Seer. Sit ser nellc
Ironsoliid)c &riegsminiitcr Yicalturt
ein MuItfc oOcr Hoon? Sit ooS fro,l.
Soliid)c Sfii6ier& Corps eini1 mo ia,
mcrooidloitlih? SIT boS iron5oiiihe
Volt nlft onrd) Den &lllturtompi in
5!ueI ieinolide Eager geid)ieocn? lln0
III Der Irnec nrbeiten So5iuliSnllS
mo Inti=W ~illtnriSmltS an SoferirlN
Der Gissiplin. Inter oieien ScrbGlt~
llllcn oilrftc e0 Dem ofr0n5oiiihen
9ismurd" idtper folcn, Die Sbotcl1
icincs ocutiden @orgGneerS 81 ernclr-
cru. SIS miirocn linn Die @orbcoin.
gunaen fcblen; Giien unO @llt. 9u.
nit IGbt Iid) MIR oonn c~rfol9rcid 30
lltlt modlclL lueiln mon gcrllg oauo!1
bat. Gle 3nbl Der @eblrtcn belief
lid ober. mad elmer ioeben pcrpffent.
Iid)ten Stotiltif i'm Sabre 1905 oli
i1nr 500 900; Die 3obl scr StcrbciGQc
oilf 10000; 10 BOB Die gelnmmtc Ne
pnlferunas5llnahmc IN eincm Sabre
iiitr $4,000 Bcrionen uitSnlohtc. ,nl
bcutifen Geide bctrug in 1904 bit
Sobl ser @cburtcn 2,t40.000 mo Der
llcberidub Der @ebllrten iibcr biz
SicrbeiGlle modltc S62,00O Seelel
ans, 10 oab in 9ciltid)lonb ser ltebcr.
ifib Ser @eburten iibcr sic Sterbe
fuuc GROCER mar, oils in Sronfreid) bi(
,}obl Der 8churten ii%berboupt. Seoes
Subr erbobt Die 9eoolfcrlmgs5iifcl
INN 100000 bis 100000 81 @unlter
Seutihlnuo'S. Sn Der Salite Scr y
p%artementS SronfreitJ's lit Die 3iifcl
Der i~abrIid)en 8eburten bcreitS inter
Die ocr SoocsiGue geiulfen. IS ieblt
ulio oil @iut. 3. n. an iull9em @hl.
fiir's Seer. 9tun bat ia @ismorf MIDI
auein 9luts iito GiiGl.Eolitif getric
ben. Gr iii aud, III Der So5iolpoliti.
9obnbrcd)cr mo u~crbiloiidl gclpelen
llno rcnn eS Serr Glcnencenu ocu
bciltid)en 9iSmord 9lcid)tbiit, Dam
mag linn Der fron5oiiihe @isnlord
sitlil Ghrcnuarlen pcrncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04
Goplanb's tiirfiidc @Goer.
Gantiabl .@ebdube. guitomt sseen. etets often.
(Hinoo-l
Enrl Gccncr.

mile oeS Srn. Geo. anoG. III. lips, 0ig6s
lanb.slpenue, @igbIonotopIL Garl seeaer int
u. Sabre ieiles 2ebens. Die @eeroiamn9 fin
oct Sienita1, ben 4. Se8embCr, , lbr ia omit
ln9s, bon Der pbiGet 4Snbml1g ans atit Der
~SerufnlenIs6 %eineierD" 81 Gdroenni1e itatt.
&serparotc mo 5reunoe ii1O 5rr Vetbeiltpnrg
einQeIu0eu. (336-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04
Separtcmeut fir difcutiidlc Stdlerheit.
1lnter.S epartement fir 8eiunobeitsiUeieii.

ttihpre c, 2S. 9iubenber 1906.
0rrEcgcltc giuacbpte nit Der gufibriit pGros
pofnlS for Siirnifbina Groceries" fir oas lin.
tersSepnrtntcut fir @eiuIoDeit, Separteinertt
iiir 6ifentlide Siderbett. fir oct SebrnId her
GunrnntinezS tatiot mo an Die Gontrdft'Bes
h1roe G~eriGtet, neroen bis Wittiuuh,, ecu ~.
Srscrber 1906, II iibr @ormittage, i'm eitrear
hes StaotsR eGiitrators cnt9egeri gcnonllterl inr
oicfcrunr bon @rocericn an Die Gnaranthre'
Staiion fir cine Feriobe nnn ilp1i Wlondten
In Observation-Disclosures nit Den Spe5i1tfaitotelL
bic nrf @efnh an ben @efinobeitSsG oftlttIidr
in oeien 9ireau I'M Gc.DbanssslnHeg erlntGt
ipcr0cn f0nnell
Sin uuf cine @altinorer Gnnf e~eSoderer be
aIul6iater Gbed, an oen Wabor iito Staotrdtb
bon Baltimore 5nbIbnr. r'uB. ieoem gn9ebot
~bciueiict icin. Der eriuloreife Bteter IlitB
0iiraf6ait fir Die getreue Grfiiunla oes Gots
iroltcS iieuen uno Den nuf 9ontrnfte beiiielt6eit
Gcitimntit1aen ncS SinotsGbarters rtatbfolnrIeil.
Tr. Games 8usfen,
-gI r"r'',t, ZOO acknowledgements
@rrtdtiGt:
6. Glar Timatns,
RriIiocnt her GontroftsBeboroe.
(9iDO30. Ge5t,3.i.6,G7,S i0.t1)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04
Nnrnthcn G Gnlhc.

IS iinrb an . .9e5cmber 1906 SurutGca 81.
NuIbc. ge,tebte Satin pnr NeitrN noble. Die
Nccroi0lnG itnoct Mittundl, 2 llbr giu61nit
sAfO u? @ionroe . stfabe, aus itaif"' scrtuanSie
mo 5rennoe iinb udtullgspol ciHgelnben, bel
8lilpubief. (337-S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04
&~criammlnngS -Nnseiscn.

,E f.9pmbaro. etrnhen mrrripdhrenof San'
unb Spnr.Vereiu ~"
Sic Observation-Disclosures mo Geainierlpdbl
o1iaen &rreinS iiubet an Sienitag, ben 4. See
5enlber, I'M loinle bcS Srtt. Doit stint. Noros
iucft. Gde Baltimore uno SprlngsSir,. itatt.
Sm Suffrage
Z. 2aafe,
335.7-S) Sefretir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04
Qputla Scene.

99titpe bon Seorg auauft 9epc. Die 9eerSi'
auna' iinoet Eieuftns, . 1lbr gnthmitiaaS. bon
,urel lrpieu sSobuunI at 5atrfielo, Inne sIruns
oeLsGonntn. aus iintt, lun3I Seriuannte mo
Sreunoc nftinasboa eiilaelaocn finb. (33s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04
WiQianl Gppf's

wpbi0efannte SIS @eerotsansen nmFaNen:
praGtppuen Snra, nit ifiparsem 9ud. pelbem
oocr ernnem Yliiit lterSpecn: iuberen aaiten:
Scetofenne : ~slnSeiae, 9GinbaIianirsn, Sanb'
iflbe, rilor, 3eotenbeuto ooer Sede, Oeff'
ring oeS 6rabeS, 9ei1eufpuaen, feds meme
&rdperie'n.
gues ppatdnSia SIS. Seine Grtra.e peien.
$50 - @crianot ppn xeidhen - $50.
Mnocre Neerbignng 500, Si00 nnb $40.
aurtb. unb WrrenniuMHt. Nuenne.
Ve;oe Telephone. 1n9 niio Tabt.
(Sffi-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04
Sobu Scrmig & Subu,
'2eihsnbsitatisr nne g.nballamirer.

Suelgei1dft. Sir. 524, GuiternsNperue.
Sieb!anhtopll. gdItimoresS ounip.
Mir babeii In nnierer Iangen 0efhdftSprariS
grofit 5ufrieoert. Die fetnften &uifden g~elieiert
fir Sohdeiten, ltnierbaltungen uno uloere Sc
le1enbeiten. 9eibe 9elepbpre. (Wiai2S.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04

Ser jungc @erfoifungs-
Stnot Wontenegro hot idlon ieine er-
Ite STRIFE hlrd)gcnrof)t. Gos Mini'
iierium bat abeeoonft. mo Der Shirt
bat earoui Die Sfnpidjiina , Mebr.
belt Gebeieil. ,ibrc Miniitcr
ten porSuidlngtn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04

geihaftstabter 6. ". Seini, Rubnnng:
6. & g. 1871 @ gSal6rooL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04

Sr omerifaniihcn Sci
tiitgen lit neuerbin9s pielfad, bon eli
rer a%ricgSgeiobr fir Die @ereinigten
Stoaten Die Hebc, uno bieie @efabr
loll ms bon Den Soponern orobert;
oenlclben Sopnrrrn, oenen uniere
@clofilriten mGbreno bes rililiideio.
porild)eh arieges Die Wtaioneil
pitmptef, Die tic 10 nptbmenoig 5iir
Nortfilbrrng oea arieges bral,dyten.
Nrn broi!d)t MON ben amerifuniiherl
NIornlilten porlauiia tod feinen
@Iaubcn 5u id}cufen. Sapan lit
ourdI ben arieg finor5iel 10 &c
lt!pnd't porben, bob es cine Grbo.
~liungspouIc notbmcnbig bat. Die So.
poher lirh fIilge 2eiite, Die lif nidt
10 Snl@ ilber aopf IN a%riegsubens
telicr l%tiir5er. llnb luarrm iolte es
lett nit Den Gercirigten Staoten on.
binoer2 Sic iapaniife Sdmliraae
ut ood' fem coirs beli fir Sopon.
Wiro ftc aricesgcfobr om Gi,bc ocs.
bo!b oil bic 4ano aemalt, Inn Elm
acipalttges Wottcnprogranrm. bas
Der Administration iehr ant SerSen
lirgtt I'M eonercb oilrdsubriidcn 2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04

gaeutur fur gaIbinDipn nnb 1iItTift Columbia
@m. Sannemann, 1915 A2atiou Ct, ". W.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04
2pnbpn Harf.
I 2urraiI.e.

@a.rriif - garfarfie - Grtea!td.
Weftlih, epu Walhroof Elm INTO cine ealhe
Nertb.sIScnue.& an. Sreie antibeit ga1IuittaaS
am terminus. Greife ban Ve9rdhntbpldten
iebt fpeoisn. 9eid,te NebinBiten'.. 1elepbpnI-
Spabs. Sttlanpf 9rcfhi,e. twfat4.iS,I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04

Sic rn9eennrrten I~erioren rei9teu stpplifd.
lion fir TRANSFERRING eincr GnoetailsSpirt.
tupiet.aiecn5 bonn 1. Wai 1906 an Elm. loeIde
am 1icHitaa, Is. Se5entber 1906, SurnlittaaS
10 rhr. in Grmdp.na ee5oge1 tpirb. Bros
tefte miiiien bis bis Wfoutas, Den II. 9e6br.
1906, etitaereiht >peroen. Sorntifnre f5nlcii,
iueHll geuinibt. in oteiem gilrean erlnr9t ipers
ben.
m aghiuotou Rntute
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04
2iecns-Ypplifatiouc
Cite Gr. 10.

Cite Nr. 10. s.
Sptritupfci.2i ecn5 j. q etititHen.
Slrcnn Der Spirttnoien.aicel s.6 pmmiidre.
,3iminer BOG, 8crifts.8 ebdnoe.
Gncn v. SD@arb,
4rdfioent.
Sernnro @ieiepfeio,
Gotuuro Y. Srnccp,
epnntitflre.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04

Gle oieSidbriac Sogh
iaiIon bot iopeit n Weniherlcbel
geforoert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04

9as bette uuo biaioite beutiae glatt In ben
wsittrl. unb eiibitaaien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04

2icnItas, Den 4. Sc5cmbcr 1906.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-12-04
per 0eutfde correspondent

GigentbHmer G. Nniue, mubnang:
6. & g. 579 @ WdhifoH.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-10-16
ANOTHER STEP FORWARD.
Willamette Valley Waking to a
Realization of Her Possibilities.

Things in the Willamette VAL
ley are changing rapidly and new
ideas and rev methods are TAX
ing the lead in thousand ways.
Chief among these improvements
is the calling into use OF the var
ious streams for power purposes,
and along this line some informa.
ton as to projects now under
way is given as follows from the
Albany Herald OF the last OF the
week:
The initial steps of what may
mean the esta ablishment OF elec-
trio lines throughout this section
OF the Willamette valley in the
near future were taken Thursday
when Walter Mackay filed with
the county. recorder two notices
OF location for reservoir sites and
water rights.
The project contemplated by
Mackay is the development of
electric power for transmission to
any part of the Willamette val
| lev for industrial and municipal
purposes. This much is stated
in the papers filed. Continuing,
Mr.. Mackay gives notice that he
will use Marion lake, which is
about 400 acres in extent for the
development of the necessary
energy. 1t is the intention also
to appropriate 5000 cubic inches
(miners' measurement under a
six-inch pressure, of the waters
of the Marion fork of the north
fork of the Santiam river. A
12-foot dam will be constructed
with penstocks on the Marion
Ifork of the north fork of the
ISantiam river just below the out
jlet of the lake. and furthe1
distance down streams the large
power house will be built, whi h
lis expected to develop 2,5oc
horse powes.
On the north FORK of the San
tam river another dam will be
built aud 200, 600 cubic inches o
water miners measure eulent) at {
six-inch pressure will be appro'
prlated. The two projects viii
|deVelop itin the neighborhoed o
az, 900 horse power.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-10-16
Will Reside Here.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan McLennan
have arrived to take up their re-
sidence in Corvallis. Regard
ing their marriage the Alton
(Illinois) Telegram says:
At the home Of Mr.. and Mrs,
E. A. Richl, Evergreen Heights
the marriage of their eldes
daughter, Helen, to Mr.. Iva
McLennan, was celebrated Wei
nesday at noon. The house va
beautifully decorated for the c
casion. The bridal couple,
tended by the brides sistei
Julia, and brother, Edwin,
bridesmaid aud best man, stot,
ander a canopy of asparagu>
ferns and Sh sta daisies. Th
| IN srriage ceremony perform
/ ed by an uncle of the bride, Rev
Daniel. C. Richl, of Ceds
| Sprinss. Mich, was simple an
verv impressive. A number
itae.r ri .tivs,. aaaa friends wei
i prese1it- rnose from distant
! were: Mrs. cf,As. Humphre.
i Adrian. Mich; Daniel c. Rich
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-10-16
"UncIe Josh Perkins. -

When "Uncle JOSH Perkins,
comes to1iown everyone says ut
is that old Rnbe play" and turns
up his nose aud then goes. to
the theatre box office and gets a
couple Of tickets. That is what
happened yesterday. evidently,
because the Empire theatre was
well filled both afternoon and
evening.
This year "Uncle JOSH has
lost none cf its atsIactiveness.
The same old plot and the same
old characters are Forthcoming
Just as surely as the play exists.
The company producing "Uncle
Josh" this year is excellent. II
the title role Bert Hodskins gives
an Interpretation OF the part that
is good and also satisfying. J
P. Stetson makes good i'll huge
quantities as Caleb Slick, the de
signing lawyer. Bertha Honora
does the woman lead in the ap'
proved fashion. The scenic par
of the present production has no'
been neglected and is in keeping
with the general merit of, the
show. "Uncle Josh Perkins
may be said to be the best shov
that has teen housed in the Em
pire theatre SO far this season.
will be there this week with Sat
urday matiBee. It's worth
visit Portland Journal. A
the opera house on Wednesda,
night, October 18TH.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-10-16

even then people cannot Sc cure
help. College boys who are
working their way through
school have no difficulty now in
securing employment, for offers
of work are handed them from all
directions. The 'ssnall job"
man is in especial demand, for
there is wood to be put in sheds
before the rains come, carpets to
be beaten, spading to be done in
yards, shrubbery to- be trimmed
and attended, and a thousand
and one other things to be done
and there is no one to do the
work.
The question is then, where
are the laboring men who
formerly hunted in vain for jobs
and whom jobs now hunt in
vain? True, the wages are bet
ter this year than last, but from
whence has come the unusual
demand for workmen?
No factories have come to Cor
wallis to employ more men, the
mills have practically the Same
number on their pay rolls, the
u1srchants have the same retinue
of4cle1ks, and the farmers are
hiring about the same amount OF
help. Where then are the help
eTs gone?
It is said many men are seek.
ing the logging camps in various
sections and that others have,
sought localities where railroad
work is in progress, and these
statements are doubtless true,
but at any rate the Corvallis EN-
ployer searches in vain for the
imam with the hoe" of olden
times and frequently has to do
his own job work at odd mo-
nents.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-10-16
He Apologized.

An apology has been made by
Cadet Russell "A. McCully and
has been accepted by officials OF
the War department, so that as
|'ssbn as The present. trouble In
Cuba subsidies sufficiently to per-
NIT, "a regular army officer will
be assigned to The position OF
Commandant at the Oregon Agri-
cultural College, 10 replace Lieu
tenant .. p Quinlan, recently
withdrawn because of breach oi
discipline BY MccullY.
Official announeement of the
tadinstment OF the difficulty be-
tween the college and the War
Department. was made here yes
terday by J. K. Weatherford,
| president of the Board of Re
gents, who was in this city to at.
tendsa session called especially
to order bids for the erection ol
new dormitory for the institu.
tion at Corvallis.
Owing to the notoriety caused
by an assault made upon Lieate'
nant Ouiulan, Commandant al
the Agricultural College at ths
| time, by Cadet McCully, and the
subsequent unpleasantness aris
ing from the affair, Seer etary Q
War, William Fl. Taft, ha!
promised personally to pick al
officer from the army, to be sem
| to Corvallis as Commandant
Just as soon as the Cuban troubl
subsidies and one can be spared
i-Oregenian.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-10-16
First Game Played.


On good field, under a clear
sky, and with large crowd OF
rooters in attendance, the OAC
football team defeated the Albany
Athletic Club men in a game on
OAC field Saturday afternoon.
The score was 22 to o.
The local eleven was made uI
entirely of new men excepting
Cherry, who played left guard
They we're q much heavier ag
gregation than the. Albany team,
but the latter fell sshort on team
work.
Albany's stronghold was il
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punting. Their best ground
gamers were Ward and Coates,
while Wolfe and Darby did good
work for OAC.
The halves were only fifteen
minutes, which was scarcely
time enough to show the strength
of either team. Coach Norcro S.
acted as coach and umpire and
filled the positions with entire
satisfaction. After the game be
took his men out for practice,
showing them what mistakes
they had made during the game.
The lineup OF, the teams was
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Petition for Sidewalk.

The following is copy OF
petition now in circulation in the
western part of town:
To the Mayor, and Common
Council OF the City of Corvallis.
Gentlenen-Greetings:
We. the undersigned, residents
of Wilkins addition to the City
of Corvallis, respectfully beg to
call your attention to the follow
ing facts:
1st That there is no sidewalk
along the north side of block
No. A. nor along the east side
OF said block, except across the
east end of lot a, now owned by
Mr.. Lewis in said addition.
end That it is not pleasant to
cross muddy streets and along
sides of vacant lots aud blocks,
daily, in going to and returning
from work, nor for our children
going and returning from school.
srd That often duties call us
away from home in the evenings
and on returning we are obliged
to stumble over uneven ground
endangering life and limb, be-
cause somebody does not build
the necessary sidewalks.
4th 1t is almost impossible
for our women folks to get out of
Sunday to attend church. il
they so desire, on account OF
muddy streets and vacant strips
across which the absence of side
walks are the most conspicuous
feature.
5th We believe we are en-
titled to>have walks constructed
across all vacant lots in the entire
district as many of us have built
homes in said Addition, which
has enhanced the value of pro-
perty in the entire Addition.
Therefore we respectfully ask for
an order to have walks construct
ed, without unnecessary Delay,
along the north and east side o.
said block No. q, Wilkins add
ton, except across east end o.
lot a, and that said walk be ex-
tended along the West side d
Fifteenth street to the Kings Val
ley road, and ali connecting
cross walks be put in by the City
so as to enable US to go to ant
: from our homes without wsdins
in mud, or our children havins
wet feet in going TO school.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-10-16
Where are They Now?

What has become of the labor
ing men of Corvallis and Benton
county? This is the question
that is puzzling more neads than
one these days, and it is a query
that seems uuanswerable.
Where formerly there were
more men than jobs and labor
/ ers were in search OF employ,
nent every day, of any sort thA'
offered living wages, today ther.
| are ten jobs for every man ant
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-10-16

Get your Season Tickets for the
Corvallis Lyceum Course now and
thus be sure of a reserved seat.
Tickets Oh sale at Graham & WoE-
tham's. SO
Clinton Brown was brought to
Corvallis, Saturday, from Wfena to
receive medical attention, About
the Goth of September this gentle
man rode into creek in the vieitl-
iiy of Wrenn to wat,r his horse, apd
the animal fell, breaking the riders
leg. Mr.. Brown has since been al
Wrenn, but to be nearer medical
aid he was brought to town as
stated.
Wanted Oak logs, II to 26 in
lches in diameter. Inquire Centra
Planning Mile, Corvallis. Sit
License to wed was issued Friday t,
Reason NJ. Maxfeld and Miss Eva c
Papke, both Of KINGS Valley Tn
iather's written consent appears on iec
ord, the bride being under age.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1906-10-16

# Cedar Springs, Mich. Roder-
ck Murchison, wife and daugh-
r, Kewanee, ILL.,: Mrs. VIM
Poesch and Miss Marie Stein,,
fiss Sadie Lowrie and Miss
l,-rtha Roech of ST. Louis. The
hi dial party left on the evening
,r,.in for their future home at
Corvallis, Oregon.