Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-02-07

South, Sunday, as follows. lO g. m.s
Sunday school; preaching ss the pastor.
Rev. 6. w Forman. at Ii a. n. and
7:3o p. m. Morning sasject, Living
EpistIes;' evening subject, the Unan-
welcomed 70 these services.
Cream ot Roses for chapped
hands, 1915
The reaofts OF changes TO be made IN
ths course OF instruction at the Oregon
stitutioa is nov making marked progress
in the right direction. We begin to look
for ward to the time when majority Of
ali of the male students of the college
will be found in the agricultural courses.
| Oregon Agricuitnrist
Latest in photos and stamps, at
Mrs. Wiegand's stadlo lift
| Preaching at the Presbyterian church,
Sunday mofnins and evening by the pas
tor, Rev. ]. R. N. Bell. Morning topic,
.tConsider the Lilies, How They Crow;
evening topic, ''How 10 Keep You From
/ SpoiliDg." All sojourning strangers and
all others, the students at the OAG and
he-people generally are most cordially |
invited to attend these services. Recep-
ton of members at the morning service.
White Pine and Tar meptno. ated
for that cough. Sold only by Gra-
ham & We.ls. 1916
There were more Willamette Valley
fruit grow ers at the recent meeting of
the Oregon State Horticultural Soci ETY.
than at any previous meeting. This re-
: fleets the development of interest In truit
: growing hich ls now manifest at many
places in the valley, notably Salem, Eu-
gene, Dallas and McMinnville, but In
! good measure at many other places.
There have in the past been meetings OF
the State Horticultural Society il Port
: land at which the majority of all the
fruit growers in attendance were from
Hood River.-Ex.
!. Buy Your groceries of Cooper
= & Whlteslde. I1tt +
= Everybody's hindsight is better than
his foresight and we cannot very well
y or ritclse the arrangements OF the build
70 ings on the, Agricultural College grounds
~ at Corvallis, but no one can help wish.
" ing that some one could have toreseen
= the needs of the college and planned the
- grounds and buildings SO as to give an
imposing general effect. There are al
. ready enough buildings 10 % impressive
if they were only located differently. l
3, pert in such matters arrange for the site
r, of buildings which will hereafter u
IN erected.-Oregon Agriculturist.
no Our line of valentines has ust ar
:. rived. Graham & Wells. 13-l
A. At a meeting of the Albany Grange t
Albany on Saturday. February lst, DR.
tn James Withyeombe, OF the Oresca Agr
r. cultural College, spoke on the Universit
at appropriation bill situation The gener'
od trend of his ADDRESS was exceediDgl
O G favorable to the State Ualversity bill All
or left the impression that the supporters
ts the Agricultural College are also supper
at ers OF the University of oregon. Frol
an all parts of the state favorable msntio
air OF the University is heard. Through tt
,ir columns of the state press every wee
~ editorials appear favorable to the passat
ce of the bill. From the present outloo
a. we have nothing to fear at the June ele
sd tion.-Oregon Weekly.
ng FOR SALE-oable organ in goo
~ condltion. Phone SIT. 10
he
he Mrs. A. S. Yoakam, of Marshfiel
an Coos county, Oregon, returned home la
ey week to again take up the duties on b
lat dairy farm at that place after few wsez
IAN vacation in Portland and Corvallis. 81
ar came cut to attend the convention OF tt
oc. State Dairy AssociatisB, in which 81
len tsox an active part especially recol
are mendins the merits of the milking m
Ter chine, one of which she has been usi
in in her dairy tor several months. Befo
r q returning home Mrs. Yoakam spent
hat few weeks at the Oregon Agricultul
q a College, where she took the Short Wi
ter Course in d dairy1ng.-Rural SPir
While in Corvallis Mrs. Yoakam wal
IL guest at Waldo Hall.
ite The Methodist ladies are to ho
: Saturday market tomorrow at t
o. J. Blackledge store. Buy 70
1ort Sunday dinner there.
jol
1t RelatlVe TO tne soo" storh' Hhonu'
,ri. the Telegram says: " Laugh, you idi
will you. Can't sit down on the 81
walk and hang my lett leg around