Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-07-05

TDau J. keffy viii run In the A. 4. u.
championship ut jaime estewn, September
8 and Is II the Pacific Northwest Assoz
lciation does not send him. the, Multno-.
nah Club viii. n. W.sKerrigan. chair
man Of the committesz of the P. N, A. to
select Northwest team to 60 to James,
town, has asked for mail vote for the
other members Of the committee as TO
their ideas for sending team. 1t is an
bscipated Spokane and Seattle will mot
favor sepding team because of the great
expensss and the few men each one has
| who have any chance of making show
| ing. !. 1t the other clubs back down
| Multnomah Club will send her cham pion
sprintsr and perhaps three other men.
If the club sends four men they will be
Dan likely, sprinter; Forrest Smithson,
sprinte. and hurdlsr; Henry Mckinney,
| discus and shot man, ami Zacharias, shct
and hammer thrpweE-Telegram.
Cherries for everybody at the old Ben
son farm at ten cents galon. Inquire
OF Mrs. L. L. Brooke 5a e 54tf
r. L. Smith and T. q. Sparkman will
sell real estate under the name of "The
Santiam Land Co.," with Office at Leba-
non. 43tf
Four Indians from Toledo passed
through Albany, Tuesday noon, on their
way home from trip to Salem. Two OF
the party were carrying heavy loads of
"white man medicine. !" and were hard
| ly able to navigate. At the c. & E. de-
pot the inebriated red skins created con-
siderable amusement by their actions.
One of the Indians after hanging onto a
post for some time. finally gave it up as
a bad job and fell with a. resounding
thump to the hard board platform, where
he lay until his less inebriated compau-
ions picked him up and helped him into
he car.-Herald.
| ,. For Sale-Spau of mares, aged and
8 years, at o bargain. Animals can be
seen at farm Sam Whiteside, Jr., Cor
vallisar 7:fa-3@f+ i.s,.ltaaq- ..--..e., 55tf
Thers's the man behind the gun
'-f Who thus his country serves,
The man behind the throttle, s
Keen-eyed with iron nerves; " -
But the man who's most behind
The who never cEmbs;G-i 81 : =,
Is he who will not advertise, .. \
The man Behind the times"
Wood wanted on. subscription at the
Gazette o 1ceaI sat - ~ 34tf
The. Oak Creek Lumber Com
phny has established q yard In VIII
kins' Addition, and has on hand
for saleI4a complete; stock of rough
and dressed lumber. Merle Moore
is in charge Of the yard and will be
pleased to fill your bills. ~ 54tfI
Mrs. Jack Hall arrived Wednesday
from Buena Vista to spend the Fourth
and visit her son, Harley Hall, and fam.
lily. "a.
Wanted: To, purchase from the
breeders-Cotswold or Lincoln
sheep. Call me on Independent
phone No. 561 or No. 2S4.. Wm.
H. Savage, Corvallis, Oregon. 53tf
Floyd Rowland left Wednesday morn
ing bv launchsfor Portland, where he is
to be joined by Fred Roth, Fred Wann
and aMr. Longbsrry, and all will pro-
ceed to Canada, on an engineering expe-
dition. The boys are all OAC men save
Longberry, who is from Willamette Uni =,
versity. They expect to be absent all
summer. 4
Just received at Graham & Wells
500 Edison photograph records =.
,.. ... Soft
A subscription paper asking for funds
for Warren Hinton was circulated in
Corvallis, Tuesday, and about SLIGO; was
quickly subscribed. Another paper
circulated inthe Bellefou atain neighbor.
hood. added $50 more, and August
Fischer came to the front with an offerEto
donate an amount equal to- the total sub:
Fscribed by the others. Il 1t was in Mr..
Fischer's employ at the Bonneville mill
that Mr.. Hinton fell from grain blu in.
the granery to the door below, meeting I
with serious injuries, including broken
arm,, from which he will be eincapacitated
for many weeks to GOMEZ While not in
destitute circumstances by any mean
Mr.. Hinton's dreadful accident removes
the bread winner from the family, tenn
porarily, and leaves the wife and children
without ready funds to meet the in
creased ex penses incident to sickne S., all
of which renders the funds just donated
very aeceptable. The act is one that
man owes bis fellew-man in hours #
distress, and is co;nmendab1e behsnee
speaks of the great "brotherhood O
man.