Highest Cash Price Paid for Second- ' Hand Goods CW.McKee 312 Second St. Phone 1323 Taunton & Burnap Cement Contractor Makers of Best Cement Walks in Town All work guaranteed first class. - Corvallis, Ore HYDRAULIC WELL DRILLING Powerful and rapid well ma chine run by gasoline engine. Wind mill pump repairing, and drove wells a specialty. - Place yovir orders now before -the season's rushjwork is on. A. N. HARLAN Box 526 Corvallis, Oregon IKI E.LTHE CO U G H I AND CURgTHELUJ&Sl rnnf OUGHS r,e50&$i.00 ivnnuiril-DS ir trial bottii free AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES j GUARANTEED SATSFACTORY Of? ATOVjEy ffErlsAfOED. Hay Baler Will rent on the shares for the sea ion's run, a Hay Baler. Address M. S. Woodcock, Corvallis, Oregon. 6-7-D4. Wtf. ' Albany Aroused Over Liquor Law The regular June term of. Depart-, raent No. 1 of the circuit Court, with Judge George H. Burnett presiding, convened at Albany yesterday. The docket is a small one and unless the grand jury brings in some true bills and some of these cases are set for trial all the business will be Handled in a very short time. f ; I General interest centers in the en forcement of the local option liquor law.' JFor some time rumors have been floating that special detectives have been in that city and that other - meas ures were being considered to stop the illicit sale of intoxicants. .A short time ago the sheriff with a deputy went to all the near-beer joints in Albany and purchased samples of the temper-, ance drink they were selling. 'These were sent to the chemist at the Oregon Agricultural College for analysis. The report has been received- and will be laid before the grand jury. Arrests are likely to follow. . In addition the city council has gone on record against these innkeepers and has decided to force them out of business or to pay al most a prohibitive tax. . Some favor $1000, others unhesitatingly declare themselves in favor of $2000. Twelve or 15 dealers in these drinks will pro bably be forced out of business. Oregon Men Working For Law 7" Both Senator Bourne and Congress man Hawley have written the Portland Chamber of Commerce that they will . use their best efforts toward the enact ment of a law compelling railroad com panies to file statements regarding cost -of roads and value of plant. , The Chamber, some time ago, through its board of trustees, demanded the en actment of such a law, in order that a proper basis , might be established upon which freight and passanger charges could rightfully be made. The water ing of stock was to be eliminated, and only actual value of the property rec ognized in making rates or traffic for the people. . ': "' - Senator Bourne is particularly - deci sive in the matter and says he favors President Taft's recommendation, to pass an income tax ot 2 per cent in the earnings of all corporations, in order that the extra status of all public ser vice enterprises can be reached. " ' - Oregon's Circulating Libraries In her report made to the State Li brary Commission, at its meeting last week, the secretary i Miss Marvin, call ed attention to the "increasing necessity in Oresgon for offering access to library ies on political science." Continuing, the report says: "The people in Ore gon are, to a certain extent, 'going it alone' in their political experiences, but there has been no case in which it has not been possible to benefit greatly by the . experiences of some other nations 'or states. This. is especially true in some measures to' be voted upon at the next election guarantee of bank' de posits, single - tax, classification 'and separation in taxation,, The report shows that thirty new traveling, libra ries have been purchased since Janu ary and continue to show increasing popularity. The circulation of these libraries ranges from a few hundred upward to 2000 volumes. " Sidewalk at Seaside. ; PLAN YOUR VACATION NOW at our expense A CHOICE OF FOUR FREE TRIPS IS OFFERED YOU The new bridge at Seaside over the Necanicum was finished Sunday, and Bridge street is in fine condition front the depot to " the ocean. The new ce ment walk on the south side from the j depot joins that on the Dresser , block,! leading to the bridge, which meets the j " cement walk on the west side, making ' a direct line to the ocean,.' so that j strangers will no longer be obliged to ; inquire the way to the beach. s .. X.ast I Sunday brought a large number, of peo- j pie tothat city. Some of them' returned , on the evening - train, ; but - .many re- mained to spend several weeks by the ' sea. The cottages are rapidly filling ; and already numbers of transient vis-'. itors go by every train. f ! j S The Daily Gazette, ,5&Vper month, :. QPATTI IT DURING ALASKA JEt 1 1 JLiU YUKON EXPOSITION YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK YOSEMITE VALLEY LAKE TAHOE ALL YOUR EXPENSES PAID IF YOU HAVE FRIENDS IN THE EAST WHO WANT TO VISIT THE PACIFIC COAST WE CAN ARRANGE IT is is y our Op portutiity For complete information address Sunset Travel Club "7."' EB9SE o- v . . . .. ... '. - - Grand Parade Music, Bands and Chorus 150 voices Oration Sports, Races, Ball Game Day and Evening Fireworks COM TO CORVALLIS ON THE 5th set