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0 A C GRADUATES MANY NEW POSITIONS CIVIL SERVICE TO BE , OPEN TO THEM. , IN Ani Without Competitive Exam ioalion They Ate wanted in r.' tbe Indian Service and -Their Diplomas Get Them Positions v In many, ways graduates of O. A. C are favored in tbe way of getting positions.. Every person, who ever graduated ir m tin. pharmacy de partment nt9 a post 1 iu with a good salary, and eriduaei of tbe me chsnical and electrical department . hold lucrative' puces everywhere. Adc) novv apfe ir 3 a movement by whoh gradut e of tbe agricul- luidi coursa are to tail into posi tions m tbe U. &. civil servica wrh out resort to theusual civil service eismi'naiiou. Aformre agricultu ral college proftssor has become a oo Sciential, agent of 'Secretary Hitchcock, and' he is leading tb movement for a removal of polmc 1, pull in tbe selection of officials lor Indian scbojls, c lleges, and in dB3tril training tchoitls, by giving imch places to tbe graduates of agri cultural lieges.' Levi Chubbuck is the representative of Secretary Hitcbcock io ibe plan, and be was lfr Corvallis Wednesday and Thurs day, "feccomptnied by Superihtend--'eat Potter :of the Caemawa Indiin wcho;l. In an address to the etu deoiB in chapel at O. A. C. , Thurs day moming, Mr. Gbubback gave uol tbe plans as above outlined. .Hj Hd in pari: . ? f WHY AGRICUITUBAL GRADUATES ARE V ' WANTED. v.' . Reaogn'zirg tbe fact that if the Button's wards, the Indians, are ev ti as a race to reach I hv condition f a full Hedged self-supporting citi- ,iensb'p, they must be given miu trial fk lt.aod the further aod seif-..- video t tVct that with tbe great niaj ri y tnis must -be aling asjri cultural 1 Be?, tbe Iudia Y office of Ihe department or the interior is de sirous of making the educational woik amung the Indiars such a will reach tbe desired result. With ihat end ia view th9 departmeni; ist endeavoring to gt iot i tbe ' Indian school etrvice teacberp, school far; mers and oth?r employes tint are fittfd to teachby fxaoople and pre- tent the Indian bovs and sirla the rrinciples of agriculture, and to get -hm into active sympathy' wiih ?f'fa liJe. It is admitted , "trt&t ria .,k miry instances heretofore Jthe Indian school farmers have btea incom peter, t asfarmi rj, and of little foilh aa t?Hcii.rs in the science or FWB Iho a" I f flgHculture. wholly unable to i in part know ledge, fkiil io, or lore forany pbas? of farming. Re&l izincr that twentieth fiHiitiirv agriculture is tn 1 will be more and more a business based on scientifij principles and carried on by trained minds, tbe department is looking la the etate agricultural colleges fur assistance in preparing ?Ure. Indian hoys and girls' ti meet the demand' of tbe tim.?, ni make proper . ue of the land that is being pi .will be Allotted to tbem by tbegovemment , for farm - himes. It .proposes. .rto ! -tall to its aid graduates frcm'. these j colleges and employ them in Indian schools and- ageccy service. There are quite a number of agricultural, college men &&d ;womin' in the (jer-! .vice and tbey ire alpadst' invariably successful end : ' valuable employes "K .'.f. RH s.lJeYeUlore sicC'i' the Ioduui 'varsity g09l, and the referee allow ichoul employes were put uuier the! ed this raw piece of thievery. Our civil eeivice, all who wuhed an ap-i poiDtment in thelodian schcolser vice iart to stana a civil Beryjci ex anaiation. The rules have, how ever, IjetnJbapged so as to - obviate ibis as far as concerns the position of school farmtr, and it is now only Bceeeary for a graduate from any ttte of curi fctate ' agricultural cot leges or other institutions offering similar courses in agriculture who wishes an appointment as school farmer in an lodian school to make miseioner, then file. with the com-m-?3sioner a certificate of gradua tion, a thesis on some agricultural subject, and a statement of any po3t graduate work done. . The pehcent- .age standing of the applicant, will be made up from these ' three ' and the applicant's name put on the el igible list, to be drawn from, .when positions are to be -filled. - It' is ioped and ex Dected ih it other posi tions in the Indian school service will, in the near future, likewise be made available to tbe agricultural college graduate. ' ,v "what the positions are. "There are more than one hun dred Indian boarding schools ia -the country, all of which nave school farms and are presumed to have school farmers. -' Many of the schools have each a gardener and dairyman. Then there is a large number of Indian day school which have gardens attached whicb are conduced or' maintained as agricultural schools.' Also on In dian reservations agepcy farmers are employed to aid in instructing tbe maturer Indians in tbe art of farming, and stock raising. The salaries .01.. scnooi . larmers range Irom six buDdred to rune hundred dollars per year. 1 .' '"- A few of the large reservation In dian tchoole have the position of teacher ol agriculture, tbe salary of which is one thousand dollars, per year. '-A ? - i - ,v "As tbe work develops along Agricultural lines and tbe good re sults secured by those who are trained jo. agriculture' are noted additional pieitiona will undoubt edly be created and salaries -will probably be increased, thus offer ing a .fiae opening for agricultural College graduates to have full stat ure of sell supporting, self-respect ing citizenship. ' r' SAYS THEY STRUTTED. A Eugene Newspapers Roast for Offi cials and Plavers In Portland Game. . . This is tbe way the Eugene Reg i-t-r roasts the officials and players in th j late football game between the - Eugene : and .Multnomah elevens-: " ' wnen vjregon ia ine nrst ten miuutf-s .ot play was tearing through tbe Multnomah fluff and were on tbeir 16 yard line, the dirty work hesran. "This will Honor An " aaA a player of. the Tibster-hued eleven Then the ''anything to win." slogan of the clubmen (?) was" handed arouod, , .: .-, "Tby are boi ling me; I can't do a thing," complained - 'Weary Chandler, Ihe varsity right end, (o dear old "H msst J nn Fechterj referee." r '-Well, .'you'll have ti look out ? for yourseliri retorted : that most worthy and excel ent nestor(? of.the game. And so it, went on. f ul ) after- foul bsing perpetrated a-inet Oregon, Five times ia-Dae half was Chandler held, while Ho ran or some other member of the ciimsori bunch "whoee faces never assumed that honest color, "'slam? med into Oregon's line." V. "Well I held you, but the offi cials didn't- say nothing," ; said Do wing pa tically., as he shook Left E'd Meldium'e band after the gme, "thin deuiDnstratiog the M. A. A. C.'s ideals oi true , f ports (pave the markl) M jldrumi pb'.itely; accepted the outstretched band' and dryly remarked Ye"3 'you 'held j me all right, b it had I accepted the i same tact cs Oregon' would have ben penalized." -;.u'tvl:. In the first haifwith the oval in. Multnomah's pnsseseipn the referees whistle blew for do whs.Tue Grand Etaodsky Kerrigan rau " ten yards a f tar ward' and ' the ball ' was not brought back. . r'Rotten, -rraBk; fierct-1" rolled ,a' vociferous " protest from sldo lilies, but tiotbing could ruffla the cutl-me pgotism of the Ctims n ,cl.o w nw. Tiiey contirioed i to Ftrut, about the arera, with the salf-consdou pridii orfiickle fac tory e pluses pit week honor; ed m tl e porsetbion of io-cept omps ta.a N-ortb end hul hqla stunt. ' ' "- ' f:, The climax for putrefaction came ia the 1 tst half. Pretty Mur phy a tiempted.a place .kujc stead of .lifting the ball, he kicked too high and the oval went 0 spin ning along'the -grounds straight- to Oregon's jSgfoil. f lick Latourette , watched progress and no Oregon I man tousnea u. ivirKiey ieii the ball wuhB 'two .yards pf . the rvn box ot olj-iCtives is nit aaequate to express the contempt' such tactics meiit. Let Multnomah take her usual unction over the outcome for she willaever again have the tshance to dif grace her iostutionjin a game of football with Oregon:' the 'varsity will cot be a party to it. ' ' -.-. P. A. KLINE LIVESTOCK AUCTIONEER corvaLlis, or. . Office at Huston's Hardware Store. P. ' O. Address, Box n. f; . Pays highest prices for all Jcin.ds of Live Stock. Satisfaction euaranteea. Twenty years experience. . ' Shropshire Sheep. Ewes and Yearlings by Barkis 130841. " Lambs by Freshman 188626. - Well bred voung stock of both sexes '. . . . lor sale. ' QEORQE ARMSTRONG, . : v C0rvaIll5,' Oregon You can afford a business education when J 10 pays fcr ten weeks instructions in the Corvatlis Business College. Next term opens Dec 14. . .. i IN SLEEPING GAR. BIG RATTLESNAKE TERFRII ED PASSENGERS THERE. It was two and a Half Feet Long : It Crawled Alomjj the Steam .'- Pipe to Where Woman Sat With Babe Other . ' ...... News.. ' ; ... D nv r, Dec; 2. Two hours aft r the. Pacifia express, on thfe Rio Grande, left here passengers, in tbe Pullman were thrown into a panic by tha screams of a, woman who held a baby in one. arm and , s'ood on a seat pointing to a a object on tbe noorx It. proved to be a . rattler soake two and a ; half feet. long ci;awliDg along on thebar of etesm pipes. , Gr at commotion filled" the car. when- finally a porter got a pan and tho c nductor held the reptil, 's head down with a broim wbea tbe snake "was thrown through, a .win dow. ' It is not known how the rat tler got into the car. , , Albany Dec. 3 A. hot .tomale was thrown into tbe city campaign this rrorniDg by tbe circulation of a poster tig ied by O. T.' P.-rter aod headed : ''Corruption ; Dhmasked. The Siarchligbt of Exposure Tur ned Upon the Jobbery of the B "ng. Who are Making a-Supreme Effort to Retain CeVtatii Men in ' Office. Citizens of Alohny Hijed the Warn ing, - lnree, republicans and one democrat are atta'tked. ,'A cbarac terifct'c expreesifm is:,'H 11 what a orosDsct !'-' Tht claim, .is tnada that d: rlmr Ii4 & Txaivv rnla.ilim. I ka n machine business and gambliog. of the eityL The D-mocrat : refers to the circular as a news item. "" - . t Spokane, Wash., Drc, 2 Mrs. L. M. Pattou, a pretty youog wid ow who conduct, an undertaking es'abiishmeut in, Spjkane, buried a child and with her .- own ; hands fille i up th3 grave afier lowering: the remains therein, v Tbe lw pro vides that ia cases of dangeious contagious diseases the. undertaker shall personally take charge, of. tbe remains and shall .do all tbe hand ing of the body in order that dan ger by infec ion may be minimized. The child: buried by; Mrsj.Paitop bad died of. dip.tberia- Mre, Pattou. attended tQ all L arrangements and though a frail woman succeeded ia filling the grave in. the usual :ma.n- ner' i - . - . London, Dec. 2 Trie House of Lords today refused to , grant .the appeal of. Bertha Cave,, wno . appli. ed for admission, to the British bar, T, e reaon giveu is that there is no preceden t , per rhitti n g , . women ; tb, psaciice in the jBritisb courts, hi':., S -It Like, Dec. 1. Mr?. Aurora H " i ge, the y ou ng woman a wa iti,ne trial for the murder of Williaoi R 4h in tbe c'ify'last. July t' died thTHoly;; Croes hospital tonight from, tbe effects of ad'operatiO.u, per formed Sunday night. ''Mrs. Hodg es Dome was at Deoison, Ia. A few months ago she startled the police authorities of Grand Rapids, Micb.; by' appearing' at' headq.uaTter 'in that ,city and anno'uncfng that .she wished' to' b arrested for the mur der of a man jn'Salt Lake. ' . Cheaper Rates. . - Commencing Jan I, 1904, we will sell lights per metre in residences at 10c per. 1000 watt hours with .a minimum of 7 cents per month. Should yon use 7,50 we will charge you 75 cents. In Albanv or Portland the same amount would cos' vou $1. Should you use 15.000 we will' cbtrere you $1.50. The same amount In Albany would cost $2.20; in Portland, $2.70. Should you -use 20,000 your bill will be $2. In Albany -von would ' have to pay $3 and in Portland $3.60, 'i ' Hereafter you will have ta fnrnish your own lamp renewals. ; !' - Cor vallis Electric Light & Power Co, 1 '"!.-$ ';V Upholstering. Lounges, Couches, Desks, Folding Beds. - Etc., made to ordex Particular attention given to special orders and re pairing, :: AH work guaranteed!.. Ond door south of R. M. Wade's, Main street, " ' , , ,W.. W, Holgates.'- ; " - - 0 - Notice of Fjoal Settlement. - In the Matter of the Estate) ' " .. J ' "' OI . .. v ",vr.-.. v v.-. , Sarah Ann Brown, deceased) Notice is hereby given that - the undersigned as administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Sarah Ann Brown, deceased, has filed his final account as such administrator, with the clerk of the county court of the state of Ore gon lor isenton county, ana tne saia court has fixed Friday the 11th day of December 1903. at the tour of two o'clock In the afternoon as the time, and tne county court room In the courti house In Gorvallla. Oregon, as the place, for hear ing any and all objections to the said account, and for settlement thereof, . , Dated this Nov 7, 1903. V: .'. v William I. Hcoaiss. 1 Administrator witn tne wui.annexea of the es tate of Sarah Ann Brown, deceased. SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of a warrant issued out of the County Court or the state of Oregon for the County of Benton, to the Sheriff of said county, directed and delivered, commanding the said Sheriff to collect the taxes as shown to be delinauent. on the tax roll for -the year 1902, charged to said delinquents thereon, and if necessary, to sell the several articles of personal or parcels of real property upon which such taxes are levied, as set forth in said- tax list. Said delinquent taxpayers, the amount of taxes and the penalties, and the several parcels- of real property are described as follows, to wit: .., . Amount Tax and Penalties. Aaron. Amanda C Southwest ot southwest . west of southeast of northwest , section 35, town . ship 10 south, . range 6 west; ICO acres , . $6.72 Buersdorff, Anna East of south-' east . section 34, township 10 - south, range 6 west, 80 acres 6.72 Dedman, G. R.Southwest ; south . of northwest except southwest ' of southwest . Also, west of southeast of northwest , section - 35, township 10 , south, range 6 west, 180 acres. 13.47 Richardson, S. East section 35, - township 10 south, range 6 west, ' 320 acres .- 13.47 Warren, E. C. Northeast of north east ; south of northeast ; y . v -. southeast 14 of northwest 14, sec tion 34, township 10 south, rang? 7 west, 160 acres... :.. 10.10 Gaines, Richard Northwest hi sec tion 18, township. 11 souths range 7 west, 160 acres : 6.72 Cook, C. A. Northeast Vt section 16, township 12 south, range 7 west, 160 acres 6.72 Hawks, R. O. South of southwest hi, section 28, township 11 . south, range 7 west, 80 acres ..' 6.72 Paul. Mary E. South Vz of south west Vt of southeast section 16, township 12 south, range 7 west, 20 acres 84 Poindexter, R. W. The - north 30 - acres of northwest A of southeast , section 16. townshio 12 south, range 7 west, 30 acres. 1.34 Printz, Gilbert H. North Vx ofsouth-. .. west Yi of southeast ; south of south of northwest of south- east 14. section 16, . township 12 south, range 7 west, 30 acres....... 1.34 Sabin, jt. L. Northwest 14 section 10 township 11 south, range 7 west, 160' acres , 10.10 Long, G. W. West section 22, township 10 south, ' range 5 west, 320 acres X. 17.32 Marlay,' P. H. Northeast 14 section 6, - township 11 south, range 5 west, 160 acres 10.83 Press,- William Northwest of northwest , section 2, township 11 south, range 5-west; north of . northeast ; southwest 14 of north- . east 14; southeast 14 of northwest section 3, township Jl. soutbj : ' ' range 5. west,. 200. acres. 14.51 Rogers. . M. South section '15, township ,10 south, -range 5 west, 320 acres : 17.30 Muiller, Henery Beginning at a point which bears soutji 34 deg. " east 14.54 feet from point 81.56 chains east of nortliwest corner of J. Q. Thornton's claim No. 37, : - townships 10 and 11 south, . ranges . 3 and 4 westc Not. 717, run - south . 34 deg. east 5.91 chains, south 70 deg. 2 min. west 22.97 chains,; north 9 deg. 34 min. west 5.22 chains, north 70 deg. 26 min. east. 22 chains to. beginning, containing 10 acres 6.73 Lloyd, John; and Clark, M. J. South-; ;east. 14 of southwest , section 25, "township 13 south, range 6 west; southwest 14 of norUieast 14, section 9, township 14 south, range 6 west, ' SO acres ........ 4.02. Jackson,. Thos. A. South lot 5, section 3, townsmp eotutn, range : 4. west 19 acres MaCullough, . Wm. Beginning - at -southwest Corner of section 39. 3.20- township 14 south, range " 4 west. V thence east 40 chains, north 2.50 chains, west 40 . chains, south 2.50 'chains', containing 10 acres, section 30, : township' 14, south, range 4 west l. . Canady, Boyd Lots 75 1 and 76, In block .- City of Philomath :. Kisor, , Fannie 30 feet 6ft eft lot 88,' In block 19. City of Philomath McLain, J. . W.-Southeast 14 section , 32. township 11 south, rariga 6 west, 160" acres ......i........ ...v...... 1.97 .4.90 4.90 6.72 Maher, E. A. East 14 section 36, township; 12 south, range 7 west, 320 acres 13.47 "Worthlngton, J. W. Southwest of ... southeast 14; east of southwest ;-southeast of northwest , ' section 30, townsmp 12 south, range 6 west, I0 acres .. Bnrkhart, Clara ' A. Lot 12, in block 17. Job's. Addition to Corvallis....- Caothorn, J. A. Frac. lots; 5 and 6, In frac. blok 3, in original! Town of Corvallls . 1 . Hyatt, - Amos "L. Lots 8 and 9. in DlocK 12, wiiKins Aaaixion 10 jor- " vallis , Henifershot, Mary Lot 5. m block A, Avery's Addition to Coirvallis... Molkey, A. " G. All of blmek 9, in Wells Addition to CoryaUis.... McCune, Jas. L. Lot 12. in' block F. Avery's Addition to CbrvalHs... Nolan, X M. Lots 3. 4.. H and 12, : fn blofk-SL Job's 'Addition' to 'the 2.52 5.07 8.07 2.42! I'aiiU L, IU" and Wells' Wilson, Mrs. M- J Northeast section 18. townshin 12 smith ranira .6 west, 160 acres Waggoner, George Lot 3 In block 9; lot 6 in block 11; lots 4 and 5 in block 12, all in N. B. and P. Avery's Addition to Corvallis Whitehead, R, R. Southeast 14 of southeast 14, section 29, township 13 south; range 7 west, 40 acres i..... Aldrich. Matthew G. Lot 1: south 6.72 5.08 2.67 east 14 of northeast hi; east of southeast 14, section 2, township 15 south, range 7 west, 152 acres . 6.38 Hines, . ; Zilphia isortheast" of ' southwest hi. section 10. tnwnahir. 12 south, rane 7 wf 4fi a 1.56 iarrington, John G. Northwest section 20, townsmp 14 south, 6 west. 160 acres range 6.72. Olson, J. C Southwest 14J section 32, township 10 south, range 5 west, 160 acres , Parrish, . W. H. Southeast , sec tion 20, township 13 south, range 6 7.21 wesi, iw acres .....v McWhinnie, Margaret-Southwest" 14 of northwest 14, section 16, town- ship 12 ' south, range 7 west, 40 acres .............. Halliday', Ester West of north west 14, section 13, township 11 south, -range 6 west, 80 acres Baldwin, Wallace Northeast of northwest 14; southwest of southeast , section . 13, township 11 south, range 6 west, 80 acres .... Barnard, A. X). South of donar tion land claim No. 61, in township 14 south, range-6 west, 160 acres.. 6,72 , 1.56 3.3 3.33 6.72 is .. Men's Snyderliza6iiLll Lots block 15, ' in . Avery's Addition to Corvallis : There QVERC0,AT.S Now GoinA on at s L i.-26i A ' nrn i"- U Jl;ilil& . so! 4 "' - r.':'L , ':'. - ', Richest, Dai f . ' , IN PHOTOGRAPHIC PORTRAITS ARE TO. BE FOUND IN OCR NEW L STYLE vWPT0-D ATE" . .! . ,. , -".-."'-."l . : . ' ' . i I" ' '. '' :- , . Thfe style that carried off the laurels at the NATIONAL. PHOTOQ RAPH IC "CONVENTION. , These carbon par ch me n ts ; a re not mounted on cards but delivered'5 in ; neat Foldees ot at tached to.' thiQf Linen fmciunts, making a com bination ihat is pleasing and artistic. Sam ples of these Carbons are now on exhibition at ;Eme'sdio;iK L. G. ALTMAN, M. I). f ! . v Homeopathist :s v - Ofiflce cor 3rd sod Monroe ets. Reel rlence cor 3rd , and Harrison ats. , Hours 10 to 12 A. M. 2 to 4 and 7 to 8 P, M. , Sundays 9 to 10 A,; ,.M. Phono residence 315i i t; . .' , ? , r G. It. PARR A, Physician &' Surgeon, 'Office up stairs back of - Graham & Well" drug store. Residence on the corner of Madison and Seventh. - Tele phone at residence, 104. V , ... r,All calls attended promptly. 'r. , S: : -; Notice of Final Settlement. :: In the Estate of John Wiles, deceased, .notice is hereby given by tbe undersigned executors of said estate, that said executors have filed their final account in said estate and that tbe County Court of Benton County In probate has appointed Monday, the fourth day ot January A, D, 1904, nt at toe hour ot ten b.clock In the forenoon ot said day, at the County Conrt Room In the County Court House In the City of iCorvallis In Benton County. State of Oregon. Ins the ttme and place tor the hearing', of objec- tions to saia nnai account, ana we anai settie lentthereofl , , j. Dated November 14th, 1903, . Walter T. Wiires and Edward F, Wiles, - . As Executors of said Estate of John ' Wiles, decersed. j.- - . . . . McCalman, A. West 14 of southeast 14, section 8, township 11 south, range 5 west, 80 acres 3.69 Burns,' W. E., and wife, and others . . .-One acre of land as heretofore i;. " (PXCftTlted in rtpAll at ratra 11 Tnnnlr . . i . . . t , i rwnirn - nr n i.iiu , i ir nun. An - land lymg immediately south of and adjoining the tract of land, be longing to the United Evangelical -Church, in uonation land claim No. . 46, township 10 south, range 6 west, . ,' and said one acre of land lying im mediately east of the 'Corvallis and King's Valley wagon road, and lying1 in donation land ' claim No; 43, said township -and range, 1. acre S5T Coon, T. M. Southwest Section . 20, township 13 south, range 6 west; southeast & of southeast 14,. sec tion ; 19, township 13 south, range - 6 west ., 20.36 Blodgett, R. B. Northeast 14 of southwest 14; northwest 14 of southeast ; southwest 14 of north east 14; lots 2 and 3, section 24, township 11 south, range -7 west; west 14 .of donation land claim No. 40, township 11 south, range 7 west ; lots 4, 5,- 6, 7, 8, 9, . eeation . 24, township 11 south, range 7 west, 555 acres 14.45 And on Saturday, the 19th day of De- A. M. of said day, at the Sheriff's office, in the Court' House in said, county . ana state. I will sell the above-described real property, at public' sa!eto ithe person' or persons who will bid the amount of taxes and costs- accrued against each piece or parcel of real property, and take a cer tificate at the. lowest rate of Interest, .for cash, subject . to. redemption, to satisfy said warrant, costs arid accruing costs. M. P. BURNETT, Sheriff of Benton County, Oregon. Dated November 21,. 1903. , a Sale of and BoysV nt lost y Willamette Vallc) - l V " ". ---- " -- ' V X ' T " Banking cmpany. GORVAXLIS OREGON. ; Responsibility, $100,000 General Banking Business. Exchange issued payable at all finan cial centers In United States, - Canada ad Europe. 1 ' Printipal eorrepdndents. PORTLASn-tonilon A SsaFranelwooBank Limited; Cajwdiaa Baak of Commnrc. 8A3t FBANCISOO Landw )U) fFpaiutl Co Bsak Limited. : NEW YORK Mssrs. J. P. Morgan ft Co.' CHICAGO First National Bank, LONTXIX, ENG. lAndon ft San Francises Bank Uini ted. t i ...-. SEATTLE AKT TACOMA London ft San JBrancisco Hank Limited. New line of novelty dress - goods juet received. - , -' - KLiME'S