Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-04-19
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Services will begin at all the churches
ors b,lf bour later next Sunday evening.
Miss Florence Tongue of Hillsboro has
be the guest this week of Miss Mabel
With yct F. h@.
Miss Gertrude Bar av Of S1uth@r''
pe,r to Euger, Ns..'-s''.i%' = =
avi. ii he sister, .''- ". D. bF''-
ar
W., ara Finer IT, - ~ i.'-'..''1
ron. " u.r, in Corvallia this week. hsv-
ir g., { Albany to attent the ihnerit
OF their uncle, Tom Dannals,
Til ,e is possibility that the U. OF o.
will meet the Olympirs on the 3rd OF
Nav. instead of Stanford, as originally
planned. saws the Eugene Register.
The subject at the ". E church, Snn-
dsy morning will he 1.-THE Approach OF
the Glorious Redeemer." Evening topic
"Jealousy. the Father and Mother of Sin
and Crime"
Rev. Clark Bower, formerly pastor OF
the Christian church of Albany, will
preacb at the Christian church next Sun
dew. There will be services at Mountain
View at 8 3p. m.
display of Indian relics, arrow heads.
knives, pistols and guns, and large
number OF old coins have heen much
observed this week in the show window
at Graham & Wortham's drug store.
They are the property of Tom Graham.
Ivan Daniels, a former Corvallis boy
Is now director of the military band at
klamath. There ara 90 pieces in the or
eapization. Mr.. Daniels was always
known as a promising musicisn, and
since leaving Corvallis has held various
positions in his line.
Services will be held in the Congrega-
tional church on next Sunday, as follows /:
1oa. M, Sunday School; ii a. M,
PreachiHg by the pastor, Albert w
Monnen ith. Topic, 1.-The Key 10 Power"
7 :Oo D m Christian Endeavor: 8 100 p.
m Preaching, subject, The Price of
Man"
The Farmers Hotel is again to be
opened to the public. 1t has been leased
Nv It. T. Kemp who has been moving in
this week. But little is knoun Of the
plans for the future of the establishment,
although it Is presumed it will he con-
dncted on lines similar to those followed
by former proprietors
Peorle are frequently scarcely aware OF
the value and convenience of certain
things until these same things are lost or
withheld. To illustrate: the evening
papers from Portland failed to reach
Corvallis, Wednesday evening, and as a
result there was many a disappointed
fare in the posto(Tie, Yesterday morning.
The dailv papers are taken as matter OF
course. and their real value is appreci-
ated only when they fail to arrive.
Recognition of ability comes slowly at
the best, sometimes never, and when 1t
does come it should be encouraging to
the person most concerned and pleasing
to his friends. George L. Paul, for years
Corvallis hoy, now professor OF elocu'
tion and dramatic art ia the Western
Academy of Music, Portland, was on the
program of the knights of Pythias of this
citv, few evenings ago. The general
verdict, even among those who in the
past we're disposed to friendly criticism
of his work, was that he is now simply
fine and merits recognition among the
best in his line. Not one among those
who heard him the other evening has
aught but praise for his voice, delivery
and command of his art in general.
"Nothing succeeds like success" and
George has good grip on success.
One of the subjects discussed and ad-
vocated by the prominent speakers in
attendance at the Y. w. c. A. conven-
tion in this city last week was the es-
tablishment of "rest room." The
ladies sought tc interest Corvallis wo-
men in the project, and pointed out the
benefits to be derived from such re.
sort. 1t is possible that this little agi-
,ation OF the subject may result in such q
room being fitted up, where women from
the country may find a place to rest, cal
their lunch, attend 10 their babies and
make themselves generally at hone when
in town for day Not only this, many
q shopper, residing in town would be
verv thankful for the privileges of such q
room, and the idea certainly has much to
recommend it to public attention in case
the local "Y' ladies undertake such O
task. .>-.--- ,.- ny
An exchange says that the other day
a merchant happened to see q farmer re-
celving some goods from the depot and
noticed they came from mail order
house. He noticed also that the goods
were right in his line and the same he
had carried for years. He Immediately
approached the farmer and said: 50
could have sold Won every article Won