Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-08-23

| oucT III CcdtGie 10 COACH the Alaska
Yukon Brotherhood" team, preparatory
to tour of the United States. The team
has 5000 in cold cash to back it and put
it in fist class condition, and is made mn
of the best material available for an all
star team. "Swannie" goes 10 Seattle
about the middle of October, and his
| friends in Corvallis and at OAC will
wager that he puts out winning aggre-
CATION for the state of Washington if he
has men to handle who can make good ;"
A full line of Colgate's Talcum
powders, perfumes, soaps and tooth
powders at Graham & Wells. 67-75
The personal thanks of the Gazette re.
porter are due this week to several kind
friends who have taken the time and
trouble to send in items by mail and by
telephone. Their efforts are deeply ap-
preciated and we hope others will follow
the example. 1t helps the paper, your
locality and the reporter, and is pleas.
ure to your friends who thus receive
mention in the columns of their twice.a-
week visitor, the Gazette.
Wood wanted on subscription at the
Gazette once. SAT-
There were two qniet weddings at the
court house. Tuesday afternoon. In the
first the interested parties were Miss Gail
B. Starr and Alfred H. Cove, of the vi.
cinity of Beaver Greek, who were mar
ried by T. T. Vincent at O'Clock, in the
presence of half dozen friends. The
second wedding was that of Charles
Beahn of Bedford City, Va, and Miss
Nellie E. Alsop of Benton county. T. T.
Vincent performed the ceremony at 40
O'Clock in the presence of the necessary
witnesses.
When in Albany zee the 5, 10 and
l5 cent counters atCharles Knecht's
next door to Hamilton's. 56tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Lilly of Wrenn
were business visitors in Corvallis, We'd
nesday
Dan Kelly, the champion sprinter of
the world, will enter the University of
Michigan this fall, states an Ann Arbor
dispatch. Kelly has been corresponding
for some time with the athletic managers
here end the graduate manager today
said that the great University of Oregon
man would finish his college course at
Ann Arber. Kelly expresses the desire
to run one year in an Eastern university
but in order to be eligible under confer
ence rules in view OF the fact that he is
a sophomore at the Oregon University he
must enter this fall. Since the confer
ence rules went into effect student
must have had at least one years resi-
dence in a middle Western university
before he can become a member of an
athletic team. Kelly would finish the
Michigan course in two years and this
would permit him to compete in the
races in his senior year. Michigan men
are " lid with joy over the prospects of
getting Kelly.
For Rent: Three nicely furnish
ed Ioors, 8th and Adams str eets.
Mrs. Ch~s. Young, Phone 377. 6s-71
Henry Workman is to return the last of
this week from his outing at Newport.
SKATING-The skating rink will be
open Thursday evening, August 20, and
continue to run during the Fair. 70
The board of regents OF Oregon State
Normal schools today rescinded its ac-
ton of July IS ordering that the Mon
mouth and Drain Normals be operated
this year and instead a resolution was
adopted declaring that the schools shall
not be operated unless donations are re-
ceived and that mo donations shall be
received without the express understand
made for repayment by the state or Leg
islature.'' The faculty already elected
at Monmouth was discharged and the
executive committee authorized to elect
a new faculty when funds are available.
No faculty has been elected by Drain
Normal. Ex-President Ressler, of Mon
mouth says that his institution will
meet the conditions imposed and that
the school will run next year. Ex-Presi-
dent Briggs, OF Drain. could not say what
the friends OF that institution will do.-
Wednesdays Oregonian.
The Oak Greek Lumber Com
pany has established yard in Will
kins' Addition, and has on hand
for sale complete stock of rough
and dressed lum ber. Merle Moore
is in charge of the yard and will be
pleased to fill your bills. 54tf
The following is list of subjects to be
treated by the agricultural faculty of
OAC during the agricultural short course
TO- teachers which begins Monday can
imal Husbandry and Forage Crops" DR..
James Withycombe; "Insect Pests and