Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-10-25

The total registration of the Oregon
Agricultural College during the first
three weeks of the present school year
! was $40, subdivided somewhat as fol-
| lows: Agricultural 81, household science
| SO, mechanical IS, electrical Ill, phar.
macy n, civil engineering "a, mining 43,
freshmen Ia, specials "a, music specia Is
| 26, graduates 9. Of the students who
registered for the first time, So came from
other colleges and universities, 209 from
high schools, "a from academies and pre-
paratory schools and 46 were required to
! pass examination because they were not
| able to present satisfactory credentials.
The outlook is that there will be from
1000 to l 100 students this year and that
every county in the state will be repre-
seated according to its population.
Fine list of standard musical
publications for 10c copy at Gra-
ham & Wells drug store. S79
Cherry, the all-Nortnwest star foot ball
player, is playing center on the W. S. @.
team under the name of Carish, says a
| Spokane dispatch to the Journal. Cherry
! was selected on the aii-star team from
| the Oregon Agricultural College, and
| claims that his reason tor playing under
an assumed name is simply because his
| parents are opposed to his playing on the
gr:diron. The rule of the A. A. U. reads
AN amateur becomes professional
| when { II he enters a competition under
an assumed name. or (2) when he enters
a competition open to a professional or
knowingly completes with profession
all According to the rule, Cherry is
now professional ana the whole WIS.
! G. team stands chance of being profes
sionalized. 1t is thought by athletes
that the reason for his taking the new
name may clear him."
ST. Mary's church, mass next
Sunday at 1890 a. m. Sunday
School after mass. Rosary sermon
aud Benedictlon of the Blessed Sac
rament at 7:3O P. N. Evening SUBJ
ject, 'The Catholic Doctrine of
Prayer for Departed Brethren. !"
Goo. P. Butler, Pastor.
TIMBER LAND AND TOWN LOTS
400 acres timber, good land, near Mill
City; $4,000. Two blocks, center Mill
City; $1,000. 440 acres TIMBER land in
Josephine county. J. E. FARMER. Cor
Wallis, OREGON. sStf
John w. Scott, and W. H. Jen-
kins of the o. R. & N. and S. P.
company visited Corvallis yester-
day in a semi-officisl capacity.
Born, Wednesday evening, tc
Rev. and Mrs. Ellison, of Peoria, a
daughter. The parents formerly
resided in this city.
FOR SALE: A FINE DRIVING MARE
years old, weight about HOO pounds.
Will make coed all round animal
See or write, W. F. CALDWELL. Philo-
math, Oregon. Ss.9]
Mrs. B. A. Cathey left on the
noon train yesterday for Roseburg
to attend the funeral of Collie F
, Flint, who died of diabetes Wednes
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Film
are life long friends of Dr.. and. Mrs
Cathey and visited at the latters
home last winter.
Fresh Yaquina Bay oysters every
Saturday, at Thatcher & Johnson's
grocery. SGT
, The Afternoon Reading CLUB was
| delightfully."- entertained Tuesday by
Mrs. M. E. Lee. After an interest.
ing program a empting luncheon
was served.
LOST-Euglish Setter dog, nam
: ed Prince" white with large rec
: spots. Wears wide collar with Ii
cense tag. Has been seen out with
: parties last week. Please return
Walter Fl, Kline. SIT
y Wanted: To purchase from tn
breeders -Cotswold or Lincolr
sheep. Call me on Independent
+ phore No. 561 or No. 2S4. VIM
= H. Savage, Corvallis, Oregon. 53t