The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-22
The japanese Jugglers will be ar
attraction at the Carnival.

attraction at the Carnival.
Miss Myrtle Spaulding is a
Portland visitor.
''Let's go fishing" at the Carni-
val of Roses.
DIR. Lowe. optician, will be in
Corvallis May 28th.
Mrs. N. w Masters left Mon
day for her home at Portland after
a brief visit with Mrs. M. J. Wells.
Mrs. Alice Vineyard Moor re-
turned Monday to Ste vens after
a visit with relatives in and near
this city.
Regular meeting of the Macca-
bees Wednesday evening. All
members urged to be present.
IT. J. Anderson of Albany was
the guest over Sunday of his sister,
Mrs. E. A. Morgan, of this city.
Come aud drink with "Rebecca
at the Well" at the Carnival. She
uses Distilled Water
Clarence Albin, G. & E. agent
at Philomath, is working in the loo.
al office this week in the place of II.
H. Cronise, who is absent, in Port.
land. -,
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You will miss rare treat if you
tail to hear Rev. Babcock, one Of
Oregon's fine violinists, at the Car
niyal of Roses, May 31st.
Mrs. H. S. Pernot, Miss Eda
Jacobs and Miss Sadie Dixon left
Yesterday morning to attend the
session of the Grand Lodge of the
Rebekahs which meets in Portland.
Dudley Holland, Pacific States
county manager of Benton and
Linn. was visitor in town yester-
day.
Roman Zahn is out from Al.
sea on little recreation trip. AT.
ter spending couple Of days in
Corvallis. he proceeded to Oregon
City and the metropolis.
Don't forget the Organ! Lecture
Recital by Prof. Gerard Tai1landiel
in College Chapel Friday evening
at $500. Tickets 50 cents.
The O: A: C. track team wa,
defeated. at Eugene Friday by !:
score of Is to 46. Smithson ane
Swami were out of condition ane
unable to do their usual stunts
The team expected TO leave Thurs
day for Pullman, but yesterday /;
telegram was received calling tn
| meet off.
| An Arkansas editor. readin,
that a young ladv in New Ycrl
kneads bread with her gloves on
says: "We need bread with ou
boots on; we need bread with OH
pants on; and if cur subscribers il
arrears don't pay up soon. we shal
need bread without anything on.
/ The city election yesterday re.
suited as follows: Chief of police
G. W. Lane; police judge, ]. F
/ Yates; treasurer, Grant E1gir
councilmen. first ward, Prof
Holmes. 2nd, G. W. Fuller; 3rd
ward, Walter Wiles and Lincol
Chambers. e<.----4 ,.-s... ee---
/ Ira Bodipe, owner of the Coz
wallis ware house, had the misfol
tune to lose $5s Sunday. ACCORD
Ling to report, Mr.. Bodine laid b
lpurse on the desk in his Office an
| left the room. only to discover o
| his return, that the purse and il
contents had disappeared. M,
Bodine was informed that three pc
sons had been in and out of the of
ice during his absence, but up
Hast night he had secured no info
nation asto the whereabouts of b
coin.
4 e. A. Miner, former resider
| of Benton where he was for sever
terms county school superintendel
and for dozen years principal {
one of the Corvallis public school:
has had notoriety in Portland p'
pers for day or two. Saturda
afternoon while drinking, he g
into row with his wife, and ht
17-year old son and daughter inte
fered, the girl stabbing Miner
the back with a butcher knife ar
the boy beating him about the fax
and head. All were taken to Il
police station, but no charges wei
preferred. Yesterday, Mr.. Mi
ner resigned his position as pril
cipal of the Wood1awn school an
left for Texas. The papers say b