Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-10-01
Misses Belle and Bertha Edwards of

GnelI STUDIES at OAC.
SANITOL-Tooth powder md
p ste at Graham & Wells. 1882
Sam Graf and Russell McCully have
arrived to re-enter college.
L. B. Russell, a last year man at OAC,
who ras spent the summer in Baker
City, has returned to do post graduate
work at the college.
The Oak Creex Lumber Com
p4ny has estaoii~had i yard in VIII
kins' Addition, aud n4s on hand
for sale a Complete stock of rough
aud dressed umoer. NJ .rie NJ Docs
is in cnaige Of tns ward aud will b.
pleased to Fl your bills. 54tf
F. A Brown of Klamath and Clifford
ami Harry Moore OF Portland are among
the well know "oid" students who have,
returned to OAO
Mr.. Louk, father of Draymau Lou k,
has purchased 100 acres OF land near
Cresswell and is moving there 20 take
possession of the property. He also owns
land in Iowa. ~
Captain Robinson has sold his interests
i'll the city delivery wagons to William
Burrell and the latter is now in complete
possession of all the outfits.
Edwin Rose came up from Portland,
Sunday. 1t is not known how long he
will remain
Miss Mary Pigler came up from Salem
Saturday to enter school.
SANITOL-Graham q Wells
have received their full line of San
itol preparations. 1882
In letter to Corvallis friend, Mrs.
Albert S. Hall of Schenectady, N Y,
formerly Miss Ethel Kyle of this city,
has something to tell of several former
OAC students low in Schenectady. She
says: "Mr. and Mrs. Bridges of Port
land are here visiting their son N. F I,
and tonight (Sep. 2l-l Mr.. and Mrs.
M. F. are giving party for the Ore gon
people and others to meet them John
Tannock expects to return to Portland
in a few weeks. Mr.. Carlson and bride
are expected here soon and will be at
| home to their friends after Oct. 1st. Will
Abrahams arrived last Satu rday."
When in Albany Gee the 5, 10 and
Is cent counters at Charles Knecht's
-nexs door to Hamilton's. 56tf
Oregon at the present time fears Pull
man Washington uors tnau any other
foe. RAIDER, the Willamette half back,
has gone to Washington State college,
and every man from any etate is heartily
| welcomed. AS a result Coach Bender
will have crack IN, as good as last
years The OAC game will be hard
fought one also, for the experiences Of
last fall have filled all university hearts
with ire, and the contest should be most
interesting. All the old time rivalry be-
tween the institutions is afame, and
OAC desires to defeat the varsity as
much as Oregon wants to beat them -
Eugene Guard.
l1OHS ~ OIoo5 ioNC Just tdhCu llI6 CDAS
tract for furnish ing tbs metal roof and
cornice OF the fine new building being
erected for Kline's new department store.
! It will amount to $110o. They have
taken $1,000, $4,000 and a $4,000 con-
tract at that place besides this and they
are about done with them. They have
just finished their contract on the St.
Johns public school building Eugene
Register.
Wanted: To purchase from the
breeders-Cotswold or Lincoln
sheep. Call ma on Independent
phone No. s561 or No. 2S4. VIM.
H. Savage, Corvallis, Oregon. 53tf
The contract was let at the college,
Wednesday afternoon, for the new COL
lege barn for OAC that ia to be built i'm
mediately. The successful bidder was
the Multnomah Mill and Construction
co ompany of Portland, the figures being
$l4, 89S. Work is to begin at once, and
the structure, which will be very fine of
the kind, will be hurried to completion.
The Columbias established a record
last year, and are now preparing for a
busy season and the earnest work has
begun among the members. MANAGER
Stubling has secured DIR. A. G, Sickle
as coach, who will make arrangements to
be with the boys when they practice and
on Sundays, when they shall receive his
able instructions. The doctor Is located
at the Collins hospital and expects to
make regular trips to the city for the pur-
pose of drilling the team for the coming
season.-The Dales Optimist.
Wilkins & Bovee, Funeral Di-
rectors and Embalmers. Successors