Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-09-13
Portland artists are to.be congratulate

OeCTetaTy laIt IMAM nave ever been taken
before. None of his pictures in the East
ern papers compare with those printed
there, aud pictures made in Portland
will be used by the correspondents who
accompany. the Secretary from this time
forward.
1000 Edison records to select from
at Graham u Wells. 1873
The Manufacturers Record" of Bait
lmore, the leading industrial paper of the
South, devoted two pages to Portland
and the Northwest in recent issue.
The Saturday Evening Post" will dis
cuss the same subject in its issue of Sat-
urday, September 2lst.
The Oak Greek Lumber Com
pany has established yard in Will
klns' Addition, and has on hauc
for sale a complete stock Of rough
and dressed lumber. Merle Moore
,s In charge OF the yard and will be
pleased to ill your bills. 54tf
Mrs. E. S. Murray~~f Portland an
nounces the engagement OF her son,
Leslie, to Miss Jennie NJ. keswick of
Brunswick Province, Canada. The
groom is former Corvallis boy, grad
uate of OAC in 1899, having since won
scholarship OF architecture at the Unl-
versity of Pennsylvania, being admitted
to the advanced standing. After spend
ing few months visiting at his mothers
home in Portland, .Mr. Murray will re-
turn to Philadelphia to resume his WORK
as architect and make his home. He is
a very bright and gifted young man and
many old friends and college mates in
Corvallis extend good wishes and con-
gratulations.
Fresh candies, cigars and tobacco
at Ho 1elps' Candy Kitchen. 1877
Miss Dorothea Nash, pianist. has spent
the summer in Germany and Italy. She
took up the Leschititzky method with one
of his most eminent students and hae in
col Iporated it into her work. Miss Nash
will return to her work the first Of Octo-
ber.-Portlsnd Journal.
3 SANITOL-Tooth powder and
paste at Graham & Wells. 1882
Sam Warfeld, who was in from Alsea
few days ago, related story of big
yield of oats in that valley that, SO far as
reported, takes the lead. On certain
farm there Mr.. Warfield states that on
three acres, Of land 299 bushels of oats
were grown, which is certainly the heavi-
est yield ever reported in Benton county,
at least during recent years.
When in Albany gee the 5, 10 and
Is cent counters atCharles Knecht's
-nexs door to Hamilton's. 56tf
Sherman chappell of Vancouver is
spending a week with his parents in this
city. He is working in drug store in
Vancouver and is doing we'll.
Prof. g. Larsen, formerly associated
with President Kerr of the Oregon Agri-
cultural College at the Utah institution,
is making an inspection of the dairy con-
ditions in Oregon, says the Rural Spirit.
He will soon take up his new duties at
the South Dakota Agricultural College in
Brookings, but is studying the advan
tages of dairying in Oregon previous to
assuming his position.
SANITOL-Graham & Wells
have received their full line of San
oil preparations. 1852
The Corvallis public school will open
Monday. Sept. %, 1907. Pupils wishing
to take entrance examinations should
consult the principal before the opening
of school. Glasses for pupils entering
for the first time will bs organized in
September and February. Pupils of
school age by Dec. 1st, should enter the
September class or remain out until Feb
ruary. AS the new series of text books
will be used at the beginning of the term
all pupils should be on hand the first
morning to obtain the list of books re-
CURED for their respective classes. A. N.
Fulkerson, Principal.
"You don't seem to mind it here" re-
marked Satan. ''No," remarked the
new arrival, "this is rather pleasant
relief. made my sudden exit from the
world while trying to umpire a ball
game.-Ex.
Melons. nuts, soda water. tablets
aud pencils, at the Candy Kitchen.
1871
They had lively time in a hop yard
near Salem, Tuesday, when one of the
pickers became insane. An Oregonlau
dispatch says: Frank Mitchell, hop
picker, who has been an inmate of insane
asy ylums of two or three states and twice
before committed to the Oregon institu-