The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1907-02-12

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It Hotel Corvallis, has been coming
@ this city for over I6 years. He,
caves Wednesday night.
Frank Lane and Joseph Pat
:erson are in Eug enc aud are ex-
pected to arrive in Corvallis in a
few days.
Taylor Porter has been afflict-
ed for some time with a form of
Iagrippe and yesterday consented
to have physician.
DIR. Lowe, the oculist, is not a
spectacle peddler. he does not go
from house to house, he merely
uses glasses as an adjunct to his
business.
For Rheumatic Sufferers.
The quick relief from pain afforded by ap-
plying Chamberlains Pain Balm makes It 4
favorite with sufferers from rheumatism,
sciatica, lame back, lumbago, and deep
seated and muscular pains. For sale by
Graham & Workman.
After a ten days visit with his
parents, Elmer Wills returned to
Portland yesterday to resume his
duties as fireman for the Southern
Pacific.
w. F. Gay and family have
arrived from Upton. Iowa, and
are to locate in Corvallis. They
are visiting relatives at Shedds
pending the arrival of their house
hold goods.
-Dr. Pernot is having the maple
trees about his residence cut down
They are not in thrifty condition
and it is deemed advisable to sup-
plant them with a more ornamental
variety.
AN investigation of the 0 r.
& N. dock at this place since the
water went down sufficiently dis
closes considerable damage to the
driveway leading to the lower
floor. Much repairing will be
necessary before laden vehicles can
venture upon the incline
Among the changes in busi-
ress locations to be made this
spring is the removal of Small's
confectionery and cigar store to the
rooms now occupied by the Com
mercial restaurant, Up to this
| time there has been no arrange
ment for a tenant for the White
horn rooms now occupied by Mr..
Small.
Among the special taxes levied
this spring is one for 10 mills in
Bellfountain. The proceeds go to
the erection of school house which
it is estimated will cost furnished, i,
$4,000 to S., 900. 1t is to have
three rooms, and will be one Of the
most preten.ious school houses in
the county outside Of Corvallis and
! Philomath.
They say that all signs point
to an early spring. The ground
hog failed to see his shadow, and
there is an early Easter. Two signs
that used to be considered a dead
shot on a forward spring. Oc-
casional Oregon robins have been
seen of late, and this is counted as
an indication. The Oregon robin
differs from the robin redbreast in
that it has brighter colors and W ears
a black ring around its neck ter
minating very close to the breast.
-OAC basket ball men ad-
ministered. a decisive defeat to
the Friendly team Of Eugene, Sat
urday night. The score was 63 to
g. The game was played in the
presence of a large crowd and was
only interesting because OF the bril-
liant play of the local players
They are to play return game
with the State University team n
the Armory Thursday night. In a
game two weeks ago, the GA c
men defeated the State Universit y
team at Eugene in a score of Al to
IS.
Statesman: The Oregon Ag-
ricultural College experiment stallion
at Corvallis has just issued a
most instructive bulletin on the
subject of walnut culture in Greg
! on, the author being c. l. Lewis
professor OF horticulture at that in
stitution. Professor Lewis came
to Oregon early last summer to
assume his duties there and made
his first appearance before an Ore
gon assenblage at the mid-summeg
meeting of the Oregon State Hor-
ticultural Society aud cherry fair
at Salem in July. He made a
m st favorable Impression then
and since has covered the state
most thoroughly in his official
capacity. He learned that there
was need for information concern
ing the walnut, and he commenced
a tour of the walnut growing sec