The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-02-19

Mrs. Carroll and children left
Saturday for Union, where they ex-
pect to make protracted stay.
Three new girls have appeared
at Blodgett. They are at the homes
of Abner Woods, Henry Scheele
and c. H. Taylor.
Aunt Maria Allen of Alsea, is
out on visit to her sister, Mrs. B.
F. Seeley.
Miss Margaret Mcclellan of
Roseburg, who has been visiting
college friends for the past few
days, left Monday for Portland.
Misses Kate Moore, Mert Haf-
rington, Kate Kelly, Claire Hol-
gate witnessed the Roseburg High
School Albany High School basket
ball game Saturday night.
"A return game of basket ball
was played at Eugene Saturday
evening between OAC team and
the Friendly team, the result being
a score of 55 to IS in favor of the
College boys. The Friendlys did
better Saturday than they did here
the week before when the score
was 63 to s.
AT the January meeting of the
| Academic Council of Stanford
University the degree of Bachelor
of Laws was conferred upon Har.
old w. Strong. This action of the
council is source of qualification
to Mr.. Strong and to his friends as
well.
Friday afternoon two teams ol
Corvallis juveniles crossed bats or
, the diamond. The teams are nameC
the Beavers and the Christians
1 and the former wolloped the latte
e to the tune of 16 to 2. A numbe
r of the little chaps displayed
skill In handling the ball that i
: remarkable.
= The basket ball game at th
: Armory Friday evening betweel
OAC and Roseburg High Schoc
girls resulted in a score of 3S to
+ in favor of the locals. There wa
o a large attendance. The Rosebur
girls the following evening defeate
the Albany team by score of 6 t
is. Friday next the OAC girls g
n to Portland where they play tn
eI Zeniths, a team of young lad
# employees of Marshal Wells.
: Mrs. Louise Spaulding,
former resident of Corvallis, die
: at Stockton Calf. Saturday last E
}. an advanced age. Mrs. Spauldin
n was the maternal gra 1dmother {
It Fred Hall, who died at Stockton
few weeks ago. She was th
i mother of Arthur Spaulding, we.
, remembered here as a newspape
, writer and as having been city IT
corder of Corvallis. She leave
0, three sons and two daughters, a
ol residents of Stockton. Mrs. Spaule
G ing's husband, her SON Arthur an
other relatives are buried at Buen
Vista, Oregon, but her remain
were inferred at her Californi
d home.
The college and town boy
are warming up pretty we'll
base ball, and, there will be some
thing doing in this line hereabou,
or this season. The college team {
last year will be considerabl
strengthened by new students wh
are very handy with the sphel
and bat. Walter Kline of the
L. Kline general merchandise e.
ls. tab.ishment, has organized tt
10 town players and they have con
I'D plete new suits. Saturday afte,
q q. noon at OAC field the college tea,
re and the Kline team played seven
!st sr inning game in which the forme
q, won out by score of 7 to s. tt
rss, se town team, however. played tt
Il, III better ball. A left-handed collegia
3. toward the close of the game swat
j. edthe ballover the grandstand whe,
s, it was lost for a time sufficient {
let in two men on bases and II
9a Of striker. The boys on the hill r,
re- quire better organization and
en- little closer attention to business
3ri nd the game.
H.
Il, ia Between halves at the GA
n; n, Roseburg game Friday eveniu
to Manager Mark McCallister Wake
os' Ss out to the center of the hall wi,
m a bundle of sweaters upon b
on arm and after a brief address calle
ne ne upon members of the seasons foo
st ball team to come forward and r
he ceive the usual token of their a
lis complishments upon the gridiro,
I've The sweaters this year are of nav
Of of blue with the OAC monogra,
d d, worked upon the froat. In th
q judgment of the Athletic As