Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-01-31

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sionary ConyeHtion. viii speak at the
Christian church next Sunday morning.
In the evening the pastor will continue
thess series of sermons in the life of Christ.
Subject: "The Arrest, Trial aud Cruel
fixion of Christ" There viii be a bap-
tlsmal service at the close of the evening
| service =
FOR sALE-City property rent
Ing for SOL per month. Will trade
for city or country property in Ore
gon, farm property preferred. Write
Box 652, Goodland, Kansas. *l1-12I
New York, Jan. 27.-Forrest Smlthson,
the champion high hurdler, won The
sixty yard hurdles at the indoor meet Of
the New York Athletic Club tonight, the
time being eight seconds. Dan Kelly,
the champion sprinter, was unable to
overcome his handicap in the sixty yard
dash and in the 220 yard the field was so
large he was unable to get past the hand
lcapped men. Kelly ran scratch in both
races.-Smithsoa is an Oil OAC boy nd
AAhS AAohy oAlg0Lo III OOrVdlIlS Will D6
glad to learn of his success.
DR.. M. Markell arrived Tuesday
from the East, where for several
years he has been practicing in
various sanitariums. He proposes
to do first class work and invites
the patronage OF the public. His
advertisement appears in another
column of this issue. u
Dean Wright OF Yale reports that the
boys who live luxuriously do not make
good showing in scholarship. During q
period of three years, three times as
many disciplinary warnings have been
sent to young men who live in expensive
private dormiteries as to the students
living IN the rooms on the campus. The
old tradition that frugal habits make good
thinking has never been unsettled by
facts. Still, rich boy need not be dis
couraged from going to college. 1t is
possible to study a, three hunnred dol
lar mahogany desk ,-Ex.
Dayton Bros, the we'll known
~ eye specialists, will have their of.
| fee, as usual, at the Hotel corvallis next
| Tuesday and Wednesday Feb. 4th and
5th. Dozens of references. Eyes exam
| ined free. 1918
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Anderson haye just
| received several handsome new show
cases which they have installed ia their
| millinery and ladies' furnishing goods
| establishment. They have had partitions
| removed and numerous repairs made to
the interior of the building which they
occupy, and are to assume charge, the
| first of the month, of the room occupied
| by Robinson & Stevenson's real estate
| Office This room will BE- used as TRIM
ming department for the millinery store.
T. T. Wilson, proprietor of the
Cafe, wishes to state that hereafter
! he will tolerate no drinking in his
restaurant. This has been done to
some extent by parties who have
brought liquor into the Cafe for the
purpose, but no more of it will b.
allowed. HIP
A picture of Russell Jefreys appeared
in Wednesdays Portland Journal, with
the following write-up: "Russell Jeffreys,
son of the former prominent Portland
attorney, S. T. Jetfreys, who has home
at Twenty fifth and johnson streets, but
| for the last four years has resided at
Meme, Alaska, leaves next week for the
United States Naval Academy at Anna
polls, the fret appointee from Alaska.
Young Jeffreys is not quite 1S, and in
the last two years has been attending
the Oregon Agricultural College at Cor
wallis. He received his appointment
through Thomas P. Call of Fairbanks,
Alaska. Corvallis is young Jeffrey's
birthplace"
DR.. w. T. Rowley states that
while he is prepared to treat dis
eases Of the eye, also to test and fit
glasses, that he is not doing an ex-
elusive eye practice as many have
supposed, but Is attending to this
especial branch in connection W tn
a general practice. Office over
Benton Co. National Bank. 11-12
Upon invitation of the w. H. M. S. of
the Methodist church Colonel E. Hofer
of Salem, the well known newspaper
man, delivered a lecture at that church,
Wednesday evening, before good sized
audience. The subject dealt with was
"The Immigration Problem" and Col.
II Hofer takes the stand that we need these
foreign laborers to do our heavy work on
streets and farms, especially in Western
Oregon, and declares that the solution of
the difficulty is not SO much the sup
! preston of foreign immigration as it is