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Newspaper Page TextGorvallis Times. Official Paper of Beaton Comity. OOBTAIXJS, OBEGOX. SETT S.'V. WIN ANOTHER BATTLE? In a battle that, from the stan d pqint of number of -men -and. guns engaged is ese of tre most im-- portant ufc.Aistoty, the - Japanese. have again ...defeated the, Russian?. , The battle ground was tpe , immed iate vieinity of Liao Yang and af ( ter'the two armies,' mfsballing I nearly half 'a inulibir men and'r.jsoo canrion, f remained,' Rocked! a.dead i ly. etnrace "for &. vera j3 days, .Jhe i Russians have withdrawn to a i new 2 Position or the right bank of the ; TaWriyer: ' Meagredispatcne4 We ; to" the' effjiet that ttie crty, "f Iiao Yane has. fallen kito, the hands of the Japanese, and that the victory is being-, celebrated at . Tokio with parades and illuminations. Com j meftt byjhe Londpn papers is. to ,$hp ;effecV.tht Kusopatk'm, , Jhe Russian commander is in a perilous position, utid that the final fobtcpme may be the envelopment arid des truction of his entire army number ing 175,000 to 200,000 men. A matter of even greater calamity to :the (R;us6jan i9 partly A confirmed iTeport that the raitroaditM.between Mukden -Yahfe'. has"'"1 been operation a,rnd,ftodersiitejf)sitjon Critical;,i;'''- if f aoiiacu- r f s-tiha i The attacking Japanese army" is, a,nd from Pq9:,ooq jEunsr.f,Xhe ftosn are fighting with a : valor ( that amazes 'the World, '"trader genitals wn6 tie' a'eVdatfohHo fnilitfy experts and,ith an arill-ry serv Ice tat Jajthe pest-the ,- wprld, has yet .seen. ?jThe operations now.lion at the scetie 6fc h stffifiesT have jfea'ch'ed a crisis'. iin'd! h& 1 de'velob inent&'qf the near - future 1 Will 1 be Watched all over the globe "with en grossing interest. J' .1. 1 .! A JJSK STORY. r. iJO.-JU rfiit f . !!- j i jii. And Another With a Turtle in it ' - -With a Hatchet in if . Oyer.at Elk City reqently,. Tbq?. Callahan caught, a huge trpu un der reraarkable. circumsiances. His description of how it was done is bound, to be', truthful,- for once inffia'me'1 had' made his v out h Thomas, , with a hatchet cut dwu ,the family cherry tree and subseqviently made a , clean breas' of., it, ; sayings ' It was I,.fatheri; :it was, I that cut the cheri.y tree- with my, .little ;, hatchet.' The. cherry tree incident is bvlieved to be the second instance of the kind on re cord, and that is.why it is general ly -.. believed, i around (Elk; jtythat Thomas', account (Of how be caught ? iW-Jnch trout is strictly Jr,ae, although, spme of the derails, indi atjeitbjat'he s.l,'inay baye, een frying to,clinjt S tree,,atthemoniant Peter hooked it. t;... rtB -.. j A;.,nagr, remaikble, ;fislf sj story QWffic-i; ne thati(CQnjgs, jfr,m Iftwaj" where thepeople.) are all.ot unimpeachable 1 yeracijty, , -eveiii rou thq subj.cjt ?f;. fishing.;,- The -dis-i pa(cb) descjibirig the ipcidant is as f.OUpWS:; . ;1,SC 4 ,- j ( 3:5, ' iw ! jiWa.B5;jvi fivers t are.ry low at thjs tiipe.iof ,-tha year ud,sao.d barsi ; js.'arijds 3aad wing danis.. are high andidry , The big-fish, espec ially., talong .the t Mississippi,) ,nd themselves pocketed? , jr intr ?-;c , .tA.:Jattnch owner yilxo, lives, near Dubuque, says without a emije that, he saw, a turtle ; that , he .estimated n;ust ti.aye weighed about seventy five pounds, and which was in size about 20 by 30 inches, making regular trips over a sandbar with something on its back, and in order to further ioves'.igate he moved his boat up as close as he could without running onto the end. of the bar. He waited for aSfew minetes.whea- he saw the turt&! coirunijli up south side of the, bar? with. th&e-J fish on hisf bacc h0ld,ingr:ijni wth.' their nectoraVfift'R'The intirtiiw was made across the bar, when the turtle and his passengers, Centered .1. r . - ' Tv - . , lueir uaiive cinncnt anu disappear ed. The launch owner .presumes that the fish-ate . all -Ihel minnows: and other small fry , and were then be ing taken I to .a new "feeding ground by the kind turtle. i S.-X ' Notice. Ia hereby given that ou and after Sep xo, 1904, the City Delivery Company un der an agreement with the merchants, will not deliver any feed on Saturdays. Robinson t Birrell,tPn)ps.' HIS FOOT GONE. Doctors Took it off Accidental Dis- charge of.Shqtgnir Cansed.-the i i 1 1 ! Tronh ii atcGedrge' lies lit his home just across the ferry from Corvallis, with one foot crone. Tire ' nf&tx&cnri- was amputated at ? e ankle" -ggTOS d ing. The amputation was made in r-WMTiif V.ff rftlsea country. She arrived in in wbich.the contents of aysh wf&p&gtte 1 in the; footf isrti .otgun .short range, Mr. GeorgeT resides with his fam ily in one of the houses just beyond the Corvallis ferry I- He formerly resided in Corvallis,' where he' own ed property bat whichJhe disposed of sometime ago, and purchased the property - where he now resides. He is about 55 years of age, and has a family. , "1 Mrl George had been engaged to serve as nightwatdh'-at- the! Beach hop yard. .. His duties 1 wferei to be gin Thursday eveniago j After sup per, he took his shot gun and went to the hop house. The gun, he leaned against the wall in one, corT ner, and started to" walli .across the room.' -V Almost ' immediately,',' the gun fell' to thefiobt',. and the fall discharged it. ' The entire .contents pissed into the left fotitX mangling it beyond repair. . ; "'Bf lttcky charice a little nephew flapb&ied'tb: be1 . 1 with '"Ms George, at TiHe'time. and nfe ' was ' sebt:' at oncil'iil&inmbii helt s,rjs,. ,Rr- Ofotfa'rd U iii George.'""1' ' ..ui.sr 5i . in 'li t 5U- H'f. ' " rjr. Hi li And the Contents Origin of the Final a low anna - f.- JdJ j.si The"house dn the "farifl of At N. Locke; - hofth -6f sGoirvallispsb-: gether With its contents; was berri ed to- the ground Thursday evening. Tha house is the i first1 bri this 'Side of the Mountain View schdol House and was "occupied by Andrew Rickard, a bachelor 'Mrl :5Pickard hid been absent throughout the day, and there was ot? ' so ' fer as known, anyone in the vicioUy when the fire started. -The nearest neigh bor is Robert Wy lid1. 'who'Was'flrst to discover the flame3.s ' -'That : was abtint six1 o'clock1 in the ' evening. He gave the alar ni immediately-by use of the rural telephone lines and within' a! comparatively short time a dozen ' irien were on the" 'scene. f- -' - The arrival of help was;' "how ever,' too-late to b of servicvThe too great 'head- Way, and: the efforts of neighbors was confined to prevent a further spread.'"-' ' ;:fi:;- ''! 1 :i ' The building was an ordinary farm dwelling, a story' and 'at ' half highland to replace it' cow 1 would cost f8oo:bf more:' ; It s was. 'built about 2ears go. It ' iyf .' '.in shred in a Saft Francisco' Company for $$bo o'f ?4y. ; Mfi- -tocke.the owner, resides in CorValiis'; J ' ' The loss of the" contents: all of which' were destrov'ed; far noP gf:kt: Mr. R ii-fard is a;pkchelof ahd. ; his furniIriinrs'are''not 'as1 ieitens'ivecas are' usual liilk crtaVitrv bom?.' The VOiUClS pciuctps UUUC1 pzuu? , uu ih61uding a sum 6t ' money wMich was n. theouse at . tjjf, time; "" but tlie 'anio'unt J6f which' has ".'peen discovered bv'Mr-'AVvlie. wasfri6- tWed 6 iie on the; west J iidef the: Voiidlng.1 .i!?:: An incident' or the afternoon is; thejfact ihat a- tramp, Icarrying a bundje, 'passed' s? the Wj-lier'hotnf from t,he direption i oi , the. ,.'. JIjQcke ho use, about . an fhpnr before , the'Ere, was.di5co.veref:f, e ;was'4 walking fa'st,,ard appealed' to , be- "great naste, . reopie laminar . witn , tne fact, are wondering if, the.' ipreserjee of the travelerin thej,'. yicinity "1 ta anything? to do v,;th thelbiaze. Lost. ackrbacsei,' Socket day SooJith'aFtober band'at one end, anuoniaBwig iirresQipg accounts of vaue,attoner. Please leave aVSJT B?:orrflgs grocery store. HERBINE. .e Renders the bile more .'fluid 'arid thus relps the blood to flow; ita fiords prompt .hlief from biliousness, indigestion, sick and nervous headaches, ind the over in dulgence in food and drink. Herbine acts quickly, a.ddse after weal will bring the patient into a good condition after a few days. - - I- - - G. t. CaldweHAsrt." M. Kr'and T. R. R., Checotab, Ind. Ten, writes April 18, 1963 . 'tl was sick with ;nlaraeiment of the liver and spleeu. The doctors did me-no good and I had giwn up all hope of heiug cured.-wfien my druggist advis ed me to use Herbine. .It has made mo sound and welL" 50c. Sold by Gra ham & Wortha?'. :&f- ., uui auu rana were, iti(u anu al ter a'o ' exkmuiat,io'nV the-1 ptatvan' of tbVfoof. Wai1'reSored ' fe."v Mrs. PEELED HER CHITTIH. He was her Hired Man H Soli the Bark and Skinped With Proceeds. a..f: ' i: h A case ofJaCeged jfrau4- in jthe chittim buskiessis reportebyiMrs J. F. RicharrJson of Port'and, who JSffag.ia,CftryaUis si-fsterday.J,.Mrs. 3UaidsoTr is hereetf j'acdjg to - counts, themctim xt T. the ' 'fraud. Corvallirf rom Portland ' a dasgfjr two ago;' and immediately made-m-quiry fot a -fewyer: i-'She 5aidhat she owned a tSmbef claim oyetc in Alsea, on which fberewas i-a: bbn- isideiable giowth'Ofithittim."'' She had hired a' man to peel the; bark for ier, and for' somefitae she had beeB unable to hear fronw himiThe assistance Of a local lawyer -wase-cured, and MfisVRiehardsonlt at Oaise for Als-'a. i : There i arr 2 investl; gatiotf of. the i4ctsi wak made!, : and yesterday "Mrs 'Richardson' was again in Corvallis." '1""' taia: s e The' Alsea- inqairy 1 -'tkrveloped the fact that thfe faired man had pealed nd dried a large-amount of bark a the' lady's timber iclaimv; that some timfe aBoi.phe had;? sold : it i to Wade Malone, and'-that- he' "had thereafter disappeared from the !A1- ea eountry.c:Ther valtte!jf: f'the baik, aodording' to' all' accounts was between $600 and f 700. . MrSaRichardsbnu left yesterday noon' for Albany-to roofltinoe' he? iestigatioiist ' The" hire d '( marl is ftamed Brryi ind be- hails i: from the vicinity Portland; v'i ThiB s is aftothef casein -which -the - exper ience of Portlanders'WhlStake1 'tim ber claims in the interior is ct eck-' ered and altogether uncertain. s-35 Jtf MIDNIOfiT FIRfiP ' f.y-i t-acai isn't--;- t ..1 i ,vaax. fcOt--' iff ) ,f!8V?E :ip.-. ! i- u'i 1: oi W4ea4ai(;SIi8afe lew its ', ednfisdiy" njgtit tmt, destroyed1 old (ibuildpg at thje sotithwe?t1 corner qik w.asn;nt.on1aija,,.i?jn street, fogethef w.Hh itSjCetenjof aD ui eign-jr tons , or paeq... .nay.' The fire was discoetedisticrtly bs- jjbreeleyen.o'Qlqck.YancJ. hati gained ucn, headway betore, the depart jhent arrjlveol tat both the building and. thpj contpatsVareJa, tofal Jos Te building was.Ovned. by '.',p, Starr, and the .hay , by i Julian Mc adden. The hay j , was', valued '.at p j.oob, ai wascinsu'ed fo.joo-. The loss on,ithe'1.buii.ding;rn.as,npt covered by ,insuranpe an,d wi t be only nominal, as thstructure, was pf but, small, value., t. V;j(J ", ,.,n .. -. The general theory, ot th,e,, origin of the fire is that it. wast set by' an incendiary,'. , , Twenty minutes, , or ,so befqj-e , the- blaze was discpve,red, Frank Thrasher . passed, the. place, aodajt that time nothing suspicious was observable. $ r -He .went tot hds home a short distance., away . and retired to be , awakened j;shortly af terward by the fire alarm. , He hur ried ,tp the spot, -and.;, even .,, thus wly, every parj.of te,iBsideiqf,the Kpin wasjenyejpped in flames, ; Show- lng; that ritimust ,pave .been . staffed sirnultanepusly in?; several : parts, .pf the; room ! oth; flay, and ,building burned, like tinderj ap4 ttidf5a fire iSrjliot 4ir.ift'i4bat rt.he ifirf de artaaenijwas enable, fq gave even.a :eqtpion ptjthe ppming-.oQjients., i :,.Gora.Qfl ha,tftjaf ijiXliS.e'sBuw styleinstn. j At lie's. pCOt i ; : iiu i fo-iif r I..- ininih i-4 on. tv-w t Is None itToo Goodj itn rac-m ra ? t tfttjn -21 ; ., 'dheBSoUiareA drikipfi,- ..1 : 'a.3;dCoffeef- ?iu Jaour! good:; ' '''Umtth td heM'tbe3 Sole '"f-'M ,! 1 ' Ag!ency::foV tBS vfam6u9", B ' We have all- the grades. from ;,2oc per pound to the shightst priced. Coffee Bold by this-celebrated ' firm. ; Give Us a TriaJ Order';; for one of their Coffees arid you l - r will use it exclusively . ( '.. ; -. i.i ?!';: li:- f -ii i i.n; Groceries, Grockery & Stoneware At for Libby Gut, Glass70 E. R. Bryson, ; Attomev-JLt-Law. HIS COMING TRIAL. Mnch Interest Here in Outcome of Crtf- , field's Case in a Portlaai Court. I S-eonsidecable iritirest is fftlt here. hs the aDDBdachineftrialod CrefEeld Which is ttakCpTace iotvt- Por land court early this month, the fear is that-the rctfe wM-ptay'the" crazy dodge and instead 01 his just MB against -him in the. adultery case for. straight and convincing, and in such abundance .as. to make bis con viction certain, unless he . whole business gets sidetracked on a sen timental theory of , lunacy. They say the" fact that he took advantage of the weakness bf one of his fol-' lowers and got himself into his present position" shows that it is not lunacy but downright deviltry that affects him.' "It is -also nearly cer tain now th'jt hypnotism,, has , been thejagenejr withwhickhe has been able to manage'his converts" so suc cessfully and iso fatalfy. - William Crabtree, whbwas -with CrefHeld in the Salvation Army, has a book on, hypnotism that the great saint studied perseveringly before his ad vent as acHoly Roller. .It is also the statement ; ot 3 Salvationt lArmy people withiwhom hefwas associat ed in Portland before ; he ' came. : to Corvallis, Uiatihe:had; powers then ast a (hypnotist. iTherei is practical tv ax other xplanajtkm . by r. which this insignificant ; man coutdi iain such contnoiioveri dHtighteiSj.-as.ito cause them to deny theird patents, and rsach power over-rf i ves as? to induce them- to. forswear theiriiiPwih -marital relations, treating their, wn husband as; n worthy andyi. jis- vcredited strangers." o fw,i!:if ej; i itactSithat tend, tQiconhrmiidhe hypnotic theorp is- the news, &em the asylumi sSbfc'IooiBditHmi; Inof Grelfield's. victims under treatment there, is noto encouragirig. h.it jip welhknown that -persons j long shot often subjected to hipnoticinfluficce suffer mentally; which may be,3h part,; explanation of. the j unfortun ate; condition ot some cf; the asylum inmates. Similar ra&rence?ii$ tatf tribntable to the case of Mrs.i Hart ley; for several .weeks past in camp at Bohemia minesr. She has largely recovered from the religious 1 der mentia, andadmi's the Holy Roller idea to be a mistaken onebut; she constantly suffers from a buzzing in the head which rcaus :s- her relatives to feel alarmed for her, safety; f i'l If tCreffield ;. should, . on. u a subterfuge , of lunacy, 1 cheat ; the penitentiary, of its long overdue deserts, indignation! in this city would ba ivery, much heightened. i'i.l iK-t-.-'ii '.!- ' nupy 'A. s-1f f n .'kh ft 'od f " i 1 t . ' .-s c ; -.Wanted: ''ii ? 3T: ;ir . ' - Bartlett pears for shiprhent. Must be two and, a,half(chesV.in, 'diam eter, smooth and hard. , . Will re- Lceiye until, the 6l1o, or jth, .pf, ,,Sept. at i?. If, depot. Price, ,75sents Jr I. Sill; :li ' n' I 'WiJl,. Donglas.xand,te.so mens::- fine shoes-best in the'worldbiitNolan & . Cal Jahenj - 5 .in'ii if ' 1 i' . . 01 j ' J, tUifjS IT". . r.-'i' ' ! resh" vetch and' cneat' 'e'ed st my place five milea north 'of Cpr- vallis. .. " 3.'T.''A:!tg846rf -nail. t'lA Xi- Ti TTTTi tQi . i - V j lOfi ,.Bpp;Pickers -Wjantjed. j 1 1 ji - Inrfuire"'at City- :kestaant.""5 iclntsper Boy.':'' m'Sftig: 3-; coBuatniuai 5 in t . j ixattTi tail: 1 "Ml. '.' . I i TFTJ T0V ' :..(-- :.!( i, it For5pal??Ui.f tn i 7 fir0o feetfef picket' '"fWoefofe.1' '-Ibqtffre oi W M Crre3 613 Sfd streefv5' " -.1 x;i ;f v For Sadei .-,cs;iJ Vetcb;hayfrorir banl'cat'hejr'se.Sd lia Ae.ld gr,"uh .oak, w.ood' eawid; J6 in IODg,;Qne s.eqocd hand, wagon, 3M axel o.ne.: shorg hpf 9 coWj-aodiCne Jep3ey cow. Cm or4e from, Corvallla on telephone, .oi; . t ! . .;t;i;: ; i.nv-.-.vK . ' r- XklVBraoke. i; From the pasture -of Wiley Win kle on July 27th, a bald faicedj two year old, steel gray! filly; Has' two white hind feet ad whit'el spot on right side.: -Will pay a i reasonable reward' for information that) will lead 'ito recovery.'! .' i jiwaicc: -.i-.-.-) i 1 i" . Wv;H. Wilson ! 1 hp i M u . :. s i'j.'KctAlsea,- Ore. .... Physician and Surgeon-Philomatb,-Oregon. . ."..T.".r.-.jt.i.s. '-When Kolan and Callahan say rem ats they mean' it. ' ' ' ' JJlaCkledge keeps large assortment of seTrsretdTOdgensaneaTidTieT sebttoitheyluniii Thesev im V-' srrtor ttt-Luuw 3a 11 that themuCTeei matting. " ' , . . ' , . ', - - ,., - . - . THE C'-OTHES .T-AHING YH!S LABEL1 ' ifjfs mxili: h J r We wish every5 foune make it a.ppint,to personally visit this store and see for him self the unusual excellence and smart nature of these clothes- AT5TTT A T: .1 )) at A m-ci I pt" JZ' BMPTING 1UHINGS r ELICIOUS A1NTY 1L -rtp. a Trr?-Tlin -.--'. 4 5' i better nabiscos of iMait: '-Telephone :dr "nnrrr imrrrn i. i IliGe Tilings F ff. WW-" W-i'. - i i W5?--.i.v- " - A p. 4 1 .fe Such as 'ftressWs1;'' 'Chiffionersl sideboards Settees Planus ana many tmier useiui found at Hollenbarg"& 'Cady8 . Come.,eaJ5lyand;avoidj'.thfj rush.., Wej make pres right and guarajctteej gatisfactjon Tf refund y.our money, l&ta o,new goods jjamind this weefe.' THE LEADING FURNITURE HOUSE Corvallis, trfff OrdeSY8nrJJS4Mfefem l?J .'From The, Celebrated Sunset Creamery Company." Highest price paid for Batter fat, Eggs etc. 281 ist Street Portland, , Oregon. Phone Main' 52. u 1 " ' " X -u U 'ov ---tr..j:. ' ' CURES SCIATICA. ev. W. 1. Kiley, L. L.,D-Cuba,New York, writes: "After 15 dava aoi exervt dating pain from sciatic rheumatism, un der various treatments, I was induced to try Ballard's SBOw.iI4niment. the first application giving my first relief and the second lentiireliefvca ngiye.it .nnonal ifie fewi5mradatron." - 25c, 50c, fr. Sold by Graham AWortham. . -t am Here" " ' For quick and safe delivery, . Call on 1 John. Lenger, Phones 483 or 306. .' man in this communitv would VlW Milt ,(Siii.nfivoaTftll VinaaT Cinv Pickles TaU kinds.! - But V stop, try them- you'll want more;. fit' ar Bandies are fresh and delicious. If you don't believe it try our 30c a lb. French canly When vou entertain? y ------ 'i do it properi - Our Juie'fC a-j,ii' a;flavort-i& stock.' send "your' order to 1 oi anu uery aninm rn nr. grand , , -- IS Oregon. 7t For SafeT - ' ' Vetch; clover, oats, wheat and timothy hay, 100 cords of grnb oak wood sawed in 16 inch lengths, order early before the after harvest advance' prices. One fresh Jersey cow: Can order-fromCorvallis oB telephone. , - .-. , ., L.L.Bro6kg. Get your camping outfits such as tents, cots and stools at Hollenberg & Cady's IUV llUUWUi To read, good books? We have jtist received 500 ( volumes of . , cholce readi'ng from Chicago which we' will sell ' at prices that are right. , .r ? , i. i, , -' - Graham & Wells, 1 DnJggistg & Booksellers. x-v.i