Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-09-27
Hon. W. NJ. Hayes, assistant secretary

AA~A-' - AAAs AAesy sssoASbduI SCC1oLdFy
of Agriculture of Washington. D. c.,
was in Corvallis all day Wednesday, de-
parting on the evening train for Pullman,
WASH His purpose in this city was to
visit the college aud gather data in re-
gard to work on the farm there. Mr..
Hayes is touring the coast in the interest
of his department and came here firm
california. He is an old nsighbor of
Mrs. j. J. cady of this city, with whom
he visited while in Corvallis.
! SANITOL-Toosh powder and
paste at Graham & Wells. 1852
I S. Il. Horton aud wife and Mrs. J. E,
Robinson, grandparents and mother
respectively, of the late Mrs. Maude
Hendrickson, desire to express their
sincere appreciation of the many kind
nesses shown them by friends and neigh
bors during the illness and death of their
dear one.
The Bazaar has a splendid line
of new hand bags. 80
Coach Norcross of the Oregon Agricul-
tural college went to Portland the first of
the week. The Albany Herald said of
him: 'Mr. Norcross states that the foot
ball pl aspects for OAC are exceedingly
bright this year and the team will be
much stronger in every respect than it
was last year. The eleven will be
strengthened greatly by four experienced
players from Utah besides number OF
other men who have been secured. From
present indications the farmers eleven
will give the U. of o. hard run for the
championship of Oregon. At present
willamette University at Salem is not
considered to be serious fsctor in the
race for football supremacy in the state,
as that institution is weakened by the
loss of number of its best players, who
have been given inducements to play
with an Eastern Washington college,"
The Oak Creek Lumber Com
pany has established yard in Will
kins' Addition, and has on hand
for sale complete stock of rough
and dressed lumber. Merle Moore
is in chai ge of the yard and will be
pleased to fill your bills. 54tf
This item was handed in just an hour
too late for the Tuesday issue of the Gaz-
cite, but because of its general interest
is given now. at the State Fair Kline's
Handy Kids carried off the laurels in
two of the four games of baseball, miss
ing the cup by only one run. The record
of games is as follows: Wednesday,
Salem 8; Kids, L; batteries, Dugan and
Phillips; Thursday, Kids, 5; st. Johns,
8: batteries, Huff and Cooper; Friday
Kids. 12; Woodburn 8; batteries, HUFF
and Cooper; Saturday, Forest Grove, 4;
Kids, 8, batteries. Francis and Coo per.
SANITOL-Graham & Wells
have received their full line of San
itol preparations. 1852
Three vessels are now in Yaquina Bay.
The schooner Bandon is loaded with
cafroad of lu nber under consignment of
the Curt;ss Lumber company for San
Pedro, CAL. and the Gerald O., of As
totia, is unloa'ine cargo of freight at
Newport. The tug Edna May, OF Port
land, is also at Yaquina now and is
making excursions out over the bar. The
steamer T. M. Richardson, which was
| idle most of the summer receiving re-
pairs, is now making regular runs from
Yaquiaa to Newport, connecting with
Corvallis & Easter trains.
When in Albany zee the 5, 10 and
Is cent counters atCharles KLech.'s
next door to Hanilton's. 56tf
Samuel Beeson, Friend, of the Quak-
er faith, conducted services at the M. E.
church in Philomath last Wednesday
night. After services a number of young
people congregated at the Beeson home
and gave the family farewell surprise
party as they intended departing for Ida
no the following day. Those present
were the Misses Hetty Archibald, Hazel
Merryman, Bessie Pu.h, Bessie Pugsley,
| Lulu Newton, Ora Gibbons, Grace and
Vida Pre- ter, Belva Pierce and Hazel
| Archibald; Messrs. Eddie Merrick, Roy
Scott, Lester Bennett and Roy and Carl
| Beeson.
Drawing instruments at Graham
& Wells drug store. 80 81
Miss Belva Pierce has returned home
from several days. visit with friends in
Philomath.
Rev. G. H. Gibbs, pastor of the M. E
church, South, will go to Roseburg next
Tuesday to attend his annual conference.
He will fill his pulpit Sunday morning
aud evening. Sunday evening wi" be
the last service before conference and