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About Corvallis gazette. (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 10, 1908)
THE C08VALLIS ' GAZETTE Published Tuesday and Fridays by Gazette Puk.ishixg Company. Tha Subscription pnca of the Gazmttb T. ,ral vra has been, and remains fC per annum, or 26 per cent, discount if paid in advance. This paper win re ontinued until all arrearage are paid. WILL IT BE DONE? T Much has been said as to the ef fort of the nrimarv election law in destroying party organization. It is unquestionably a blow with that intent . because that was thought to be necessary to de throne party "bosses" and de fitrov nolitical rines. So far as the republican party is concerned it has always and everywhere had enough courage, vitality and patriotism to purge and ourify itself without destroy ing or impairing'ita usefulness to the rank and file who cling to its rjrinciples. Were this not true it would belbecause the great mass of republicans, that is the entire nartv. had ceased to care for re publican principles and purposes and had, become as selfish and porriiDt as a few men who had gained mischievous control of the nartv machinery. - Such a conclusion as this would be absolutely false, and it would remain true that, however long and bitter the contest, republi cans have never abandoned their principles to effect purification of nartv conduct. We take it that there are as ma ny republicans in Oregon as at anv time heretofore. We believe that notwithstanding the prima ry law and without disturbing any of its provisions party organ ization can be effected and main ' tained.. If this is not done it will simply be because of the factional sDirit which animates a few leaders, lhese ino- tntrfither make the value of the crop greater than usual, and well illustrates the economic law that "supply and demand fix the price of, commodities . But; after all, 'the export de mand for wheat and flour, was in value only about $150,000,000. Thi o-ives f400.000.000 as the value to the farmer of the home market for his wheat. Here is a demonstration, so far as it goes, of the value or cne home market above all toreign mnrtcets combined. Were we to consider other farm products for which there is little or no demand for export the value of the home market to the farmer is greaciy enhanced. If we seek to know why this market is so valuable we shal firJ the reasons are that it pre sents a crreater demand and by consumers who are better able and more willing to pay for what they buy than any other market in the world Consumption - 01 those commodities we do.not pro duce depends almost entirely on. our ability to purchase them from the producer. It follows, tnen, that the rjrosperity of the farmer largely depends on the ability of those engaged m pursuits ; otner than farming to buy the farmer's nroducts. Anything which will create and preserve this ability is to his benefit Now some careless writers, moved bv hatred for protection. would have farmers believe tnat if consumers of farm products miVht avail themselves ot dom ing and other necessities of life which are cheap in foreign coun tries but hisrh in this country they would be better able to pay thei farmer high prices for his prod ucts. This is a lame conclusion, truly. Smith, who already buys all the flour, pork and beans he can consume buys a suit of foreign made clothing for $20, for which his neighbor Jones, the tailor, $3U. Smith has now $10 more to ex pend in farm products, but he does not increase his purchases because he already buys all he remiires. It is plain that Jones io Mn less able to buy anything, vj . , . and that the purchasing aDinty of several other Americans is de creased in the aggregate by $20. Writers in the interest of free- trade should not assume that far mers are ignoramuses. liio-h crrade gold and sil verore shipped from Fallon than ever originated at one poinc,,in the, history oi mmiug. . - Nevada is not a blot on the map. The Oregonian was wrong about it. It would be just as true' to coir firearm is a duck pond be- cause the sun was not visible in TWpmher 1907 and everyone knows the sun was visible above the clouds. - J. H. Wilson.; It is to be hoped" that Senator Fulton will not oppose the con firmation of , Mr. Schuebel .for United States District Attorney, and that Mr. Schuebel will at the solicitation of Mr. Bourne, ap int ivTr. TI'Ren to be his deputy. Republicans of Oregon need some things to be written large before they can comprehend them. PHILOMATH SNAPSHOTS. Miirh Sorrow in College I own Over Death of Mrs. Iva Dur-kee-McDonald. -' ; W: ji APE COMMUNICATED. 1 1 l i wouia-De par-.y icaucio. -" neighbor Jones, the t; men are known to, the party at would have-charged him inwiva onrJ tli-ov TYinah rnme out! . ., ia - 4 unequivocally in promise of party harmony or they need not nope for renublican support at the pn t marv election, nor afterward. If thev desire to restore har monv amoner themselves and bid for the confidence of republican voters they will unite, and there will be a republican state conven tion held before the primary eiec tion occurs. The delegates to this conven tion can be and should be chosen t tVie nnrtv. not the - 1 1 ITHit.nr Gazette interests of any one man or sec Qregonian during the early of men. They should not nomm. . fifiM trikp. ad. ate candidates, for othce out- "arting kick by say: should recommend ior repuoncau ..Nevada is onlv a blot on the support at the D Perhaps the election oiieorauuu - , . 1 pii i .li uii 1 . 1 wiita naivi unuu for each state omce to Mniirow . - the the ensuingJune election. TJ ; and in should name presidential eie ccor - ; . . the and promulgate the purposes , ox .ends t0 all the stateg Oregon republicans and naving reSources are the done these things they should Pf P . a which promptly adjourn and go to work " anxious to obtain. for the partynomineesregara ess p t ' 1 option is not making much of whether they or tneir personal q - Nevada.' The town where I reside has 800 people and 21 licensed liquor vendors. . ihe United States has. since 1, ex pended 4,000,000, in reclaiming desert land in Nevada, and a large part of the amount , which went to pay for labor found the wot over the saloon bar or into the roulette wheel. - Fallon has grown from a vil-lio-e of two houses, a store and a Pinte camp, to a town of 800 peo ple since 1S93. with practically all modern conveniences and a railroad. It is the center ot the greatest irrigation project in the United States, and at the end of ouorv roafi leading: east and south from town is a hustling mining One of the saddest occurrences that has Jbeen noted from our vicinity ior a iuug wuic w i.u death and burial of IvaDurkee- MrDonald. At Dayton, Ohio, MnnHnv. T")epeinber ?o.' as the yjlM. i"-. " W 1 old year was dying, i the life of i one wno was cioseiy euwwpi w.u many four people, drifted to the endless Beyond. :; Ua l uesaay the sad news Hashed over ine wires, that "Iva was dead, and the body would be brought home forTjurial." Many hearts were torn by the sad tidings. Here where she had grown from young girlhood to maidenhood, wifehood and motherhood ; where are many young men and women that were her classmates, wun the alumni of her alma mater, aye and with those young men and women now. who as children loved her as their teacher wdiie tearhino- in the Philomath Pub io Sehrol. bv all. her eariy death is sadly deplored and heart felt sympathy is expre s a uy an to ' the stricken husband and brother, and many others bound - Through .the month of. January, we are making a - . - - 25 PER CENT DISCOUNT on FiViirod Wall Papers s Onr snrins stock is due to arrive in February and we must make room for it by moving a lot of the patterns now on hand. - Ingrains, Moires and Special Borders not included in this sale. TflTinarv '08 is to be a Bir Bareain Month at our store. M Sweeping reductions are in effect in the foil awing lines , Combination Cases,' " Writing Desks, China Closets, Reed Rockers and Art Squares, v ; All yard wide carpets reduced to a margin that will make them go. ; JannarV 31st is DOsitivelV the last day of this reduction sale. ! " v:M not wait lor your , neighbor to tell you about the bargains we are offer- ing, but come and see for yourself. HOLLEINbbKva x ouin, . The House Fiirriishers. J as a title attached to their chi' dreu's names as is done in Nor mal school towns, and not to the honor of the children or school. Mrs. I,. S. Buoy recently pur chased Irom W. P. Morns the property on Main street occupied by Caldwell &. sigiers uen oi Sweets. The property vacated by Mrs. Buoy will oe occupied by Mr. Follet's family, recent i arrivals from Alsea. Mr. Follet recently acquired the proprietor ship of the Philomath livery stable. At a basket ball game recently played in Corvallis between the bpvs of the Ptnlomatn .ign School and Corvallis Public School team Corvallis was beaten by 15 to 13. SPECIAL LOW CASH PRICES On Art Squares, Carpets 8c Linoleums. The Sale is now oti and closes Saturday, January 18th. Come first and get first choice. It will pay you to investiaate. A H. KEMPIN, Opposite Corvallis Hotel. by the ties of relationship, either SOMETHING SHOULD BE DONE. by adoption or consanguinity. Pnr the little babes. Ueorgene, 1 1 3 nni vet three vears 01a. anu WW.T J Phyllis, only two weeks old, and named bv her fond nother in thnsp first few haDDV days, now sn sa rllv left motherless, as Iva roac Iffi- when but ab ut three vears old, many hearts are torn Truly sorrow mw tVi. rohole world kin and we grieve for our sisters, What is Causing the Increase of Catarrh ia Corvallis? SUMMONS. In spite of tte best effortB of medical men, catarrh trouoles are mcreaciug only ia Oorvallia, but all over the coun try. Catarrh ia a germ disease, aid to cure it germ life ia the breathing organs -hniiiH ha destroyed, and to do this no brothers and Uther treatment has such, positive and beneficial action as tiyomei Among those present at the wnen ffeaIlened, funeral from abroad were: f . . 10dltiniI Piace for catarrh- p fVnsp and daughters. Connie , Bmih Hmm'H and see how and Audrey ot liugene, reicy on:,.klv it aoott.es the membranes, vital - . . r j 1 1 " .... -t-k 1 j Tj'tmonA vi r anal. .. .j j i..'o ill rhnis lVlCLonaiu, ui ujv.uv, . 1 izes inetiBsaea auu uoouuj Mrs. John Gellatly, Ot Wenatcne, ease germa, rendering catarrh no longer Wash., Mrs. E. R. Hollister, ana poasibie. - familv of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. There ia no aangeroua .wm. u,uS- Guv Mankin, ot Tarner, Mirion giog when Hyome. is used ; no tao.ets or V ,r ' -j mr :;h.rt unnirt mixture's destroying digestion. county, iur. ao-i i. - - "athali t,mMh tfla neat pocket in- Holhster. ot f ornana, v cib 1 ----- - . . nmfli on1 . jl A.,CMn nl Cor- naier mat cUm -- frionrla si rp or are . not in nomi nation. We. need not present the ad' vantages and benefits that must accrue because of pursuing such a course; they are easily ap parent. Will it be done ? We shall see. Tf there is to be harmony and uhi- tv of purpose and efficient action within and by the party it will be done. THE FARMER'S INTEREST. valis Tavlnr. of Peak, is a Philomath transient at present .Mr. Close and daughters re fit, the healing balsams penetrate to the most remote air cells of the throat, nose and lnoea. destroying the catarrhal germs so that quick recovery follows. Graham & Wel;s agree to lemnu mo money to any purchaser, of Hyomei who. . iLr. vlusc auu I money w yj vUI vt .. J turned to their home in Eugene doe8 not find that it does all that ia clatm I . . Aatc hiil new , council last Authentic reports show that the farmers of the country have made more money out of their products for the year 1907 than for any previous year. The value of farm products was almost $500,000,000 greater this year than last year. This e urn is about $30, 000,000 less than the value of the wheat crop alone. It should not be forgotten, however, that r nrnn nf wheat fell short in quantity of what the acreage jt sown to wheat snouia nave piu camp, the latest having grown recovery from a lonely coyote to l.ouu peo ple within sixty days- The long and the short haul meet at Fallon and the teamsters receive over $30,000 each month for the short haul. The railroads receive about $50,000 a month on incoming freight and hauls out 6a Wednesday W. H. Moses was elected city marshal by?the Monday night. r ' and Mrs. GuvFrink cele brated their tin weddiDg at the ciose of the old year. Mrs. James Gregory and daugh- i ters, Maude ana uons, were vis itors at the Ch'as: Divis home lasweek. Afies Alta Wriffbt wended her way Corvallisward last Wednes HoV Mrs. R. Gant and Mrs. James Evans were also Corvallis visitors. Miss Dora Swabb, who has been quite ill with a slow fever at the home of Mis. W. McDon ald is making slow ioad towards ed foi it. The complete outfit costs but $1.00. " " 'V ' . . ' '-. " ' - . Sbeep For Sale, . Eiebty ' bead of good ewes bred to thprougLbred bucks. L. A. 1ouck,. Monroe, Oregon. R. S, U- 1. rnone betiercmntain." ' ' " I n..inrr in va IIP VZAKJ LU -k. ..-nr. M rM Vf nii liii. - duced. rurtnermore, wo - icnnfrTi surplus. ineseiwuu""Bo "uin- The Best Quality of PIANOS and ORGANS At the Store of GRAHAM & WBJJLS' Corvallis, Oregon CUSTOMERS Are requested to call ande them be tore purchasing elsewhere. In the Circuit Court lor the State of Oregon ior Benton County. . Delila Read, Applicant ar.d Plamutt Hannab Rowland, Polly Mitchell, heire-at-law ot Lucretia Hallock, deceased, aia H. btrahan, Claude Stratian, Fayne Lewis, heirs-aWaw of . S Strahan, deceased, and Henry Lewis, and "All whom it may concern," Defendants. ... f oT,r,liratinn ftt Delila Keftd in tnc umt-Lci v "ft- . . . , to register the title to the following described real PJ,r?- .r,"'?, rif hikwife. itbeine Claim NO 69, being parts of Sees 4 and U" Menaian ueuion cuuuy, VioSu, . .!.. n.,rln,,i,,ir .t the S. E. comer of Sertien 4. and runnuiK tleura north i" " . east 45 cnains, tneiiee west. i t,..." ther.ee south 44 chains ann ou mtuw " KDdeg. ana Zi mm ei. i ..i incanHR Hnlfa t.hence east 60 chs. and 23 links, and thenne north 26 chains to the ulace oi beginning in me uini ."-j IO sale aii uii"" -.j, - acres anQ zo-iw ui on . . To Hannah Rowland, Polly Mitchell, Sara H. Strahan, Fayne Lewis, Henry Lewis, and All whom it may concern" Defendants. . In trie name oi wie aw w v.. s .... j L. t M hrh,r BiimmnnH and reauired eacH oi jw ' j , . .. to appearand answer the complaint and ayplica-ZT'Vi-j I--. . i the ulinve entitled court and cause on er before the 21st day of liebruary, 1908 said date being six weeks from and alter the date of the first publication of this Summons. u:... ifn f thia aiimmons bell) E on the Wth day of January. 190S, and the last publi cation thereof being on the ilst day of February. I 1908 if yon fail so to answer for want there ot, the plaintiff and applicant will apply to the Court for the reliet demanded and prayed for in said complaint and application to-wit, for a decree r - jtoMY.inmir ariri H luril'in P" that tB6 defendants and each of them, and "All whom it ma concern" have no estate, right title or lm terest in and to the following described real prop erty towit: The original D L O of Heman S Hallock and Lueretia Hallock. his wife, it being Claim No. 59, being parts of Sees 4 and 'i. iP.u a,th fca.no A West of the Willamette Meridian, Benton county, Oregon, de- uj.. follows, towit: Besrinniiur at the S. b. -corner of said Sec 4 and ruLning thenc north 88 minutes east 4a cnains, incu 59 links, thence soutn m enaiun w th.ce north 89 de? a nd ,24 erSMSS thence east 60 chains and 23 U". a-.d thence north. 25 chains to the place of 'beginning in the dtatrict of lands subject to sale at Oregon City, Ore Eonrand containing 320 acres and 2B-looof an Sre. at law or in equity in possession, expec toncy reversion or remainder and that you and eac?of you be forever included en j omedj ud d-. lZJTrroyTto the plain 5S and .ppj.tbat by decree find and aecuire ine nwc , - ; . cant in the sa.d real property and decree that she is the sole and only owner and person who has an mutest n said laid as in the application prayed for and further by such deeree order the Regis SaVof tiSSfn ayd for the county of Benton and Irtv' bTtS??S- Court and for snAothe"and furtner relief as the Court may deem meet and.eqmtauie, -v llWiltion thercofer o rTable" Woward, Judge iWcSaat, Court of the te , of Onjoo Jor Hentun county maae on ,Jlu 7 s fw8, directini publication -thereof once awe for six consecutive and successive weeks iuthecnr vallis uEL tte, said Corvallis Oazette , bv anewj- Jersey Bull For Sale. Descended from Grand Coin and Gold en Glow ; imported tow testinir 18 lbs butter fat in 7 days with first can. Ad dress, A, S. Woodcock, Oorvailis, un gon. T- Carrie Nation Certainly smashed a hole in the Dar rooms of Kausas, but Ballard's Hore hoand Syruj has smashed all records as a cure for couhi. Bronchitis, Influenza and all Pulmonary diseases. T. C. H , H"rtnn, Kansas, writes: '-I have never i meilinine that would cure a couh so quickly as Ballard's Horehouud Syrup. I have used it ior years. ooiu by Graham & Wortbam. O wn Your Home THB First - National Bank of Corvallis has some TO.WN, I tKTS Nr tie State Agricultural College which you can buy on the INSTALL MENT PLAN or foe oaah. Save Ten or Twenty Dollars oer month amd pay the same an a town 1t-: Thereafter UUlL,u vuuis. num oh tie lot and continue to . make these mall monthly payments on the home and yoa will soon have ft BpM r vni have no tnoi'm renl to pay. Pot in forma tio addii VY. N. 8AVAG OorvodOa Or- Mr. and Mrs. Mankin returned . r . . 1 . to Turner weanesaay, iwviug been at the, home of Mrs. Han nah McDonald since the Man day previous. The Public School ot Philo lomath is used as a training de partment for the normal 'students of Philomath College. Much dissatisfaction is expressed by pa trous at the plan of having T. D. THIS OLD RELIABLE HOUSE w4M 511 their FINE-TONED INSTRU MENTS FOR REASONABltt -Kivco instead of charging you extra o mate up for high-city rents, railroad fares and hotal bills for traveling salesmen. Music Loving People! n. -nrr-hase these ' reliable goods in their home town. If there is anytiiag you do not understand yot wUl find tite sellers near your nonie. Lt Corvallis. Benton county, state of Oregon. rirst punncauou , , ----- YATEg Attorney far Plaintiff, and Applicant. SO YEARS'" Why . j . tu anfforf When he is fretful and restless, don't experiment on him and use any oia tning r"" '"' 11 l Rnv a hott e of W bite's recomuicuuo. - , Cream Vermifuge, greatest known worm o.,rP for all children's dis- meuii;iu .. uniida nD tapes, it is nuiu m no -""t --- -r the system, makes thin punv bab.es fat. Mrs. J- C. Smitn, xarr-pa, i.. -Mv baby was thin and sickly, could not. retain its food and cried a! I night. l ted one bottle of White's Cream Vermi fuge and in a few days baby was langb. ing happy an.J well." .Sold by Graham & Wortbam. k Trade Marks Designs RnMRIGHTS AC ji - .b.ti.h ii ri H dead-lotion ma9 .$?Jii iWcerta rf our opinion free whether an Pui2tTnnS Drobably patentable. Commnnlca t?on aMd yconndSntial. HANDBOOK on Patents Lint tree Oldest aeency for secunng patenti. PateSw taSen throneh Munn Co. recelvs tfctal notiS. without chare e. in the Scientific flmencan. A handsomely illustrated weekly. , ?JlljiT' TO" Z G3.36,sadwaTNswYorK "nblnutoii. D.O. H fl E S 1 0 IC ! ARE YOU GOING EAST? We can save you money on freicrntinp- household Eoods. Write ns for rates and other particular. Oregon Auto-Despatch Co. 27 FIRST Slattl ruaiuinu. unu it I
