Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-10-04

| Carroll and Hazet Edwards are
! among the new students who have
came to OAC from Bellefounsain.
SANIrOL-Toosh powder and
paste at Graham & Wells, 1882
What newspaper is for is to tell and
to teach what it conceives to be the
! truth. 1t is to benefit in the widest pos
sible sense the people who read it and
! who give it their support. 1t is to make
itself an agent of civilization and prog
ress. What newspaper is for is to keep
others from doing wrong. Il is in this
way that it censerves les own interests
and affairs, tho reward to which it is en-.
titled. 1t is through its concern for the
welfare of the people that it gains the in
huence and achieves the power that
makes it indepen ient of any obligations
save that of fidelity to it's high RESPONSE
billties.-Ex.
The OAK Creek Lumber Con-
lp4ny has established yard in Will
kim Addition, aud mas on hand
flr sale a complete stock of rougb
aud dressed umoer. Merle Moore
is Ia charge of the yard and will be
pia ased TO fiji your bills. 54tf
The short one-My legs are as ft as
fiddle after our walk of yesterday, and
here you arc complaining yet of being
tired The tall one-Well, your legs are
thon r ho-
right to be tired longer than yours. =
Episcopal church service, Sunday, Oct,
9th. l0a m., Sunday School and Rec
tors class; II a, NJ, morning service,
sermon and holy communion: :3o p. NJ,
evening service with address. Seats
free. All welcome. J. W. Armstrong,
Rector.
SANITOL-Graham & Wells
have received their full line of San
itol preparations. 1882
Preaching at the Presby terian church,
Sunday morning and evening by the
pastor. Rev. j. r. N. Bell. Morning
topic, "Christ is Risen" The commun-
ion and tho reception of members at the
morning service. The topic for the eve-
ming will be "a Four Horse Team" ALL
made welcome and strangers made 10
feel at home. We earnestly trust that
evsrv member of the church will be pres.
ent at the morning service.
When in Albany gee the 5, 10 and
Is cent counters atCharles Knecht's
-next door to Hamilton's. 56tf
J. B Csrsten of Hood River is to be in
Corvallis today and tomorrow and at
OAC he will show the students of the
agricultural class how to pack apples
sc scientifically. The apples from the col
lsge orchard will be used in the demon
stration and later on the fruit from five
acre orchard leased by the college will
be used by the students for packing dur
ing class work. Over a carload OF ths
latter will be packed. The students in
the agricultural department are also to
be allowed to specialize in their chosen
line of agriculture this year, whatever
their choice may be, which will undoubt-
edly result in great good to the students.
Any man OF woman does better wo-k if
al lowed TO follow his or her natural in
clinations in choosing the kind of work
to be done. Therefore, the student thus
encouraged to follow his natural desires
in his college laborsc can be counted upon
to become more thorough. in specializing
in his favorite line, than he would if
compelled to adhere to set rules and take
the course as it is prescribed.
Wilkins & Bovee, Funeral Di-
rectors and Em mbalmers. Successors
to S. N, v ilkins, Corvallis, Oregon,
Phone 45. 76tf
A new plan has been evolved this year
for the handling of the student body
funds for every department and especial
ly for atheletics at q. of o. Every bill
outside of few incidental travelling ex-
penses will be paid through the student
body treasurer, Registrar Tiffany. Such
accusations as those of Jack King will,
as result, be impossible in the future.
The money received will at once be turn
ed over to the treasurer, and when the
bills are presented vouched for by the
manager, the treasurer is authorized to
pay them. In this way the managers
will have nothing to do with the hand
ling of the money, Immediately after the
gate receipts are collected. For handling
the fund the treasurer receives three per
cent of the total, and of course is made
responsible. This year the student body
fund should amount to nearly tive thous-
and dollars Guard.
Drawing instruments at Graham
& Wells drug store. 80 80