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About Corvallis gazette. (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1906)
iP.l CQHVALLfS GAItTTt Published Tuesdays and Fridaya by I jj jAZETTB l'LULISHIKO COMPN'Y. The sn)8criptlon pnce of the Gazette rr several years na.i l)een, and remains 2 per annum, or -5 per cent. discount if paid in advance. This pa;ier will be continued until all arrearages are pa: J. FITNESS TUB NIGTH. Owing to the fact that Presi dent Gatch has informed the board of regents of OAG that this will ;be his last year in charge of this institute there is naturally considerable specula tion as to who will be chosen his' successor. There Js talk of the selection of President. E. D. Res sler, of the state normal school at Monmouth; also of Prof. Dun iway, of Stanford University. Commenting on the situation the Albany Herald declares OAC a misfit and insinuates that our college should be purely an agri cultural one. Let- it be fully un derstood that this institution is firot, last aud all the time an cirri Itural one; for here the student is offered an agricultu ral caacaiion of unexcelled com prehensiveness. That other branches of learning are taught here in no wise detracts from the thoroughness of the agricultural course. It may be said that the college is rapidly becoming a reat industrial institution. "One th ng in favor of Profes sor Itessler for the presidency of the Corvallis sshool is. the fact that her and President Campbell of the University of Oregon, are on very friendly terms, and the friction hitherto existing be tween the State University and State Agricultural College might be obviated." Great Caesar! What "tommy rot," and from the Herald, tos! During the many years President Gatch has been at OAC it re mains for this discerning journal to discover that he is inclined to viciousness and the insinuation is clear that he could not get along amicably with President Camp bell. We know that President (aacehis a gentleman and have every reason to believe that Pres ident Campbell is also. Two gentlemen occupying their posi tions do not light. Regarding President Ressler we have no comment, but to select him be cause he chances to be hum my" with President Campbell is rank nonsense, and is no credit to the advecat? of such a course. To select any other man for such a reason would be equally ridicu lous. Above all let the man chos on as a successor for President Gatch be fit. TWO VIEWS. Throughout the country there is a growmg sentiment against foreign immigi'ati- n. This has been progressig for years, first against one cla?s of foreigners and then another. At one time there wasjthe most bitter feeling against the hordes who were ad mitted from the southern part of Europe. So far as the Pacific Coast is concerned, however, it is safe to say that the greatest feeling was in evidence over the admission of the Chinese- Par ticularly was this true during the 8!)'s before the passage of the Geary act The whole coast was vitally interested, especially the laboring classes of our own peo ple. California seemed most wrought up over the Chinese sit uation prior to the passage of the set restricting Chinese immigra tion. On a par with the feeling of those days is the preset t con dition of affairs regarding the Japs, who are gradually increas ing in numbers throughout the coast. One not informed of con ditions in California can scarcely guess the importance attaching to the little brown man, pro and con. When dealing with, the restric- tion of Chinese immigration the entire population of California united in favor of such - restric tion, but in considering the ques tion, "Jap or no Jap," the peo ple of our sister state are not a unit. San Francisco exceeded her authority beyond doubt when she undertook to assume the set tlement of what was clearly an international question. But the action of the San Francisco school board served the purpose of starting considerable agita tion. In certain portions of California the people are almost wholly united against the Japs. Investigation will prove that the Japs are in no way necessary to these sections there is no ex cuse for the existence of the Jap, So much for conditions pre vailing in certain sections. Go into the great fruit produc ing districts and an excuse is found for the appearance of the child of the Flowery Kingdom. In these sections he is almost a necessity, in fact, according to conditions at present he is a nee essity. It is safe to assume that to suddenly deny the fruit grow ers of Southern California the as sistance of the Japanese in car ing for their crops would mean absolute ruin in many cases. It is useless to contend that the Jap is not a necessity to the fruit producers when present condi tions are considered, for ,he is rrmble, active and industrious and especially fitted for t .iis work and is depended upon to do it. Let the above suffice for a dis cussion of conditions to the south of us and the two main views ad' vanced. In the matter of for eigners, regardless of national ity being allowed to infest our shores it seems about time for the exercise of such restriction as has never hitherto been en forced by pur government. There is much in the idea of "America for Americans and as time comes to us there will be more and more in this apt "saw,",; are already rubbing our elbows threadbare with ourselves v and we cannot look forward with any degree of confidence to the weed ing out which we are promised is to result from race suicide. Tlie Badge of-Honesty: Is on every wrapper of Doctor . Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery because a list of tiie ingredients composing, iv ;s printed there in plain English. .,' forty years of experience has proven its super; -r worth as a blood purser ana invigorat ing tonic for the cure of stomach disoro rc and all liver ills. It builds up the run down system as no otbvr tonic can in which alcohol is used. 7 ho active medic inal principles of native roots such -as Golden Soal and Queen's root, Stone and JIandraUo root; Bloocroct and , lilac;: Chcrrv baric arcs extracted and preserved by tho use of chemically pure, triple rclned glycerine. Send to Dr. E. V. Pier r at Duilalo, N. ., for fcs booklet wh o notes extracts frcra well-rccognlzcd to ... ioa! authorities sucli c.3 Drs. ilarthcv ' King, Scudiior, Co?, Silingvood an". host of otheps"', showing that these roots can be tfsstJndcd. upon for their curat' -? rction i&all weak states of the stomach, iccompicd fcy indigestion Or dyspepsi' as we'.i iivuil bilious cr liver complains and in ail'wasting diseases . where there Is Iosvuucsh and gradual running dovn of tljstrength and system. ThyColdn Medical recovery "mak? rich, u ure biv.xl :ir:d so invigorates and rKiTatos tl'suiiisu-h. TiyT and bowelSI apj- tl;-o-j' lrv", t.'-o whr3 gvster.1. Thus all ski a a!', octions, blotches, pimples and eruptions as well as scrofiilouS-swel-lings and old open running sores cr ulcers cro cured and healed. In .treating old running scrs, or ulcers, it is well to in sure, their healing to apply to them Dr. Pierce's All-Healing Salvo.- If your drug E'.st don't happen to have this Salve in stock, send fifty-four cents; in postage st nmps to Dr. R. V. Pie-M. Invalids' Hotel and Sursdcal Institute. Buffalo. N. Y., and a large "box cf the "All-IIcaling Salve" v: ill reach you by return piist. You can't afford to accept a secret nos trum as a substitute for this non-alcohoi.c, mcdicino .f kjtowx composition, uot even though tho urgent dealer may thereby make a littlo bigsrer profit. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulae and invigorato stomach, liver andjtwels. Sugar-coated, tiny granules, eas io take as candy. Notice for Publication. TTnitct States Lanl Office, P-ortiand.Oregsn, Nov-e-her 2Sth. 10e Notice is hereby given that in compluDce with t t i- provisions or the act ol uonareos ol June 3. 11-78. entitled "An act for tbe sale of timber lands in the Stt'es of California. Oregon, Nevada, and Wash i'lirton Territoiy," as exten-'ed to all tbe public land i start 8 by act of Aninut 4. 1892 Fred JnrtflijjW of ' Albanv. Countv of Linn. State of Oregon, has this I d w filed in this olflo his sworn statement No. 7130 f r the purchase of the w J of section No. So in I Township So. 10, south ran No 5, west and will u.icr ruoi w siinw mat tuts mini turni 14 more valuable for tt timber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim lo said land be fore County Clerk of Benton Count at his office at Corvallis.Ore.jen, oa Saturday the 16th day of Feb ruary 19o. He names as witne9W: ROBERT L GLASS of Corvallis, Oregon; JOH5T JOHNSON, of Wren, Oregon; M. J CAMERON, of Albany, Oregon; WIL LIAtt 1GO, of Wreun, Oregon. Any and all persons claiming adversely the above discribed lunds r ouested to file their -laims t this oSics oil or before said 16th day of Febru rry 1907. - .r ALGERNON DRESO N, Eegister. A $385 REUARB. Perhaps no persons in Corval- lisaieas auxious ta find oar friend Mr. Fisher than Mr. Krull and Mr. Andros who are repre sentee the EILERS PIANO HOUSE and are now cleaning out the Fisher stock and they have been authorized to give a $385 PIANO to any one who can apprehend and convict said gen tleman. It has taken up to Friday to straighten out the book accounts and now all there is left to do is to close out the instruments,' the active piano ; selling has only started since and ud lo the pres ent time five people and their re spective families ' have refined their homes by taking advantage of the exceptional prices that are being made to close up the piano shop. . . Mr. O. C.s Hathaway, the pop ular blacksmith of Corvallis, has secured a beautiiui Marshall and Wendall piano in mahogony Mr. Chas. Hansen " bou-ht the same style and make,. Mr. W. J Harper selected au - exquisite Sbumann piano, an instrument tbat will be an heirloom in his familv in vears hence when we will all be forgotten. Mr. A. X Stephens who jusl happened in Corvallis being a traveling mau and representing the Columbia Publishing Co. knew a good thing when he saw it and picked out the elegant Shutnanu piano, with Empire top and has ordered same shipped to his home in Carlton a tew miles from Port land- Miss Myrtle L,aagley, the well known school teacher is now the owner of a handsome, organ When asked why it was that Fisher carried such a fine stock of goois Mr. Krull said that that was a quest on the house asked cf itself but now it can plainly be seen that Fisher never intended to pay for the goods, he simply wanted us to sUip them out and then he would try to sell them, ana you know that anyone can more easily place the high priced instruments, get what cash 7. he possibly can collect .and then "23." I know that ; the house offered Fisher, a-cheaper . Hoe, of goods, for instance they offered him six L,udwigs that he could sell at $220 to $240 and make a good profit bnt no, be wanted the best that we carry. He would not even carry such goods as the Mehliu which he could sell -..at $266 and leave hi;n a cltan ijiai- giu. Nosii-ree: He was ioxy, uulv handling the highest of grades and a fiuer line of goodi has never been shown- in Corval lis than the ones that are now sac rificed at me busy Music store. We want to have every music lover of Corvallis to call on both Mr. Ktull and Mr. Andj ess who are ptoud that they are with, the Biggest, Busiest and Best House on th cast arid that is', the LERS PlAiiQ' KSUSE. THE TIME SAVED Cfego'. is l. Hours Nearer I his Popular Columbia Risr te Franklin was - rigbt - when he said,' "Lost time ia never fotind'; asaia;" ' The O. ' R, & If. in -addition . to .giviog yon 200 nvilfsalong the - matchleps Col umbia. River, saves you 17 honra to Chi cago. It is the . Short Line to LewL'ton. . . ' Short Line to 1'alouee country. ShortLine lo Spokane. Short Line to the Couer d'Alene coun try. "-"""V- : -: ' ' SnortJLine to Salt Lake City. : ' Snort Line toDen Ver. - " , :Short Line to Kansas City. ; -ShorfrJiwe to Omaha. . - Short Line to Chicago. . Short Line to, alt points East. Three trams eastdaily, 9 :36 a. m., 6: 15 p. m. and 8:1s p. m. The "Chicago Portland Special" is as fine as the finest. Every comfort of heme. - For particulars ask any agent of the Southern Pacific Company or write WM.-AlpMTJilRAY,...; General Pass.nr Agent.' Portland, Or i , Star rijBafcery -has! 6ecnred -the eer?ice8 of HDick aiLlewellyn, th wondertul'btefefTtuakef r '$9ir '.V-1 Tho Christmas Supplies that's wanted at Xmas time is almost endless.-- ".' . . . - --- Handsome gifts have to be careiul!y selected. For instance. Cut Glass Christmas Presents are not only- highly prized on account of their beauty, but on account of their intrinsic value as well. We tave a splendid display of cut glass ware and you'll do well to inspect and buy from it. Albert J. Metzger WATCHMAKER Occidental Building, - - - Corvallis ft In addition to a . large and complete stock of Drugs and Medicines we have a fine assortment of holiday goods, such as Choice Perfumes, Toilet Articles, Fine Stationery, Books, Musical Instru ments and Pyrograph Outfits. We also have the famous Edison Phonograph, the wonder of the age, with complete line of records, nothing better for a holiday gift. A call at our store will afford you pleasure and profit. Prompt attention to mail orders.' are "0L Big" assortment of Mew Cotielieg boug'th at a bargai n. Wiir.toe. sold at 20,per cent discount. 0. J- iLIGiCLSSiE3S ' FurnKureStore Cofvallis - - Oregon INSELECTING . y Your, Chriitmas gifts come in and see what we have to offer, you. Presents suitable for Papa, Mama and the rest of the family. Yours for a merry Christmas, ; ... ..GUN HODES Brands of EREAKFAST FOODS We Carry BUT YOU WAXTTO This food is put up in one pound packages and sold for IB Gents ' . ; a package at ... 3ti na your J o ; - taazette lair Invlgorafor ;.- And Dandruff Ersdicstor B 5 a 2. 2 S 1 2 I S jg if j s 3 m m I? s a Price, - Fifty Cents Manufactured by The Vegetable Compound Company Corvallis, Oregon Ol Pianos and Organs Ne' and second hand tor pale aod rent. R. N. White. Phone 405. 105-6-7 aggaBg - sg mnstw&r. 5?::':.'; o TRY TIIE LATEST b Wo rk to th e Ufrice. CLASSIFIED HDVUTiSEMElIS classified advertisements: . -i . Fifteen words or less, 25 cts for three successive insertions, or 50 :ts per month; for all op to and including ten additional words, i cent a word for each insertion. ... - For all advertisements over 25 words, I ct per word for .the first insertion, and M ct per word for each additional inser tion. Nothing inserted for less than 25 cents. , - . - . Lodge, society and , church notices, . other than strictly news matter -will be charged for. . ' ' -" . " v " HOMES FOR SALE. WILL, SELL LOTS IN CORVALLIS. Oregon, on instalment plan and as sist purchasers to build homes ou them if desired. Address hirst National Bank, Corvallis, Or. WILL SELL MY LOTS IN NE A PORT Or., for epot cash, balance instal ments, and help parties to build homes thereou, i: desired. Address AI. 8.' Weed ok. C-vailip, O.-. DR. F. E.JACiilN, VliTJiRlNAitx surgtcju i n;1 dentisr. Eesic'encs xWA Fcutth -rti Vv'?hone 9. Cie lril Moii 4ie, Vphone 20J. -YSlClANS ou .Al'HEY, M. D., PHYSICIAN r-iiab j -veon. Kooms 14, Bank Build ing. CJice Hours : 10 to 12 a. m , 2 to 4 p. m. Residence: cor. 5th and Ad ams tits.. Telephone at office and res idence. , Corvallis. Oregon. House Decorating. FOR PAINTING AND PAPERING SEE W. E. Paul, Ind. 488 Utf i MARBLE SHOP. MARBLE AND GRANITE MONU- 1 jitents; curbing made to order ; clean- J ing and repariog done tteatiy : save ! agent's commission. Shop North j Main St., Frank Vanuoosen, Prop, 9tt ATTORNEYS J. F. YATES; ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office up stairs in Zierolf Building, Only set of abstracts in Benton County S. R. BRYSON ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office in Post Office Building, Cor val ue, Oregon. . WANTED WANTED A MAN, WITHOUT STOCK to rent a dwelling adjoining Qor'valhs who is a kiiid good woikman with a team of hoset?. 81-tt. WAITED 500 SUBSCRIBERS TO THE Gazette aud VVeekly Oregonian at $2.55 per year. ; WANTED Sixty tons of clean vetch seed, and oats in car lots load card hi nearest tauroaa t taiiou. Wanted cltan Italian and .-Eugiisl Rye grass eeed, can furnish gaso : line engine with cIeaHerand rind: t-r to clean for farmers. - For snle ',' young cow, will be fresh hooii,.$25;.5 6-year-old horse for sale or trade. L. j. Brooks. Phone 155 Mountain j View. ' " : i BANKING. THE FIRS! NATIONAL BANK OF; - Corvallis, reron, transacts a general ) conservative banking business. Loans. mouy on approved eeturity. . Drafts " lioiiKhi and rold and money transferred to tbe principal cities of the United States, Europe and foreign countries. A. C. Cleaning and Pressing Pariesrsm Three doors north of Hotel Cor vallis. Give me a call. Pm Hm SWABB, Progs- Why Not Use Electric Lights? Stop scratching matches on j oar wall, i Those streaky match: scratches loek"' mighty bad on any wall. But as long as yon continue to use gas or oil "you've get to use matches. The '"matchless light" is the electric t light.--a simple twist of the wrist does it. : We are improving and perfecting our; lighting service in this city and can give better service for less money than ever -in the history of the city. ' ' The cost of wiring has been reduced ; until it is within reach of all. 1 If you would like to know more about ' it, call on us in our new office opposite, the O, J. Biackledge furniture store or ? phone as, Ind. Phone 49. ' . : Willamette Valley Co. . i . G. A. Clark, Mgr. ,ff , 74-tJ