Corvallis gazette. (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, September 25, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texten AT THS CHUnCIJES SUNDAY ,T. Will' Be Interesting Talks. PUBUC SCHOOLS OPENED More Teacbers V ill Have to ' Bd Emp.oyed to Meet the Increased Attendance. - ministers' meeting. . At a meeting of the Minister " ial Association recently it was unanimously recommended that the churches act in unison in giving receptions to the Faculty and students this Fall: The eve ning of Oct. 27 was selected as the time when each church so desiring should give a reception. M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH. Preaching next sabbath at 11 'o'clock. The public are cordi ally iuvited to attend. FIRST METHODIST. In the absence of the pastor, Rev. 0. T. Kurd will preach both morning and evening. This will be Itev. Hurd's last Sunday in Corvaliis before moving to Portland, where he has accepted - the pastorate of a church. CHRISTIAN. "In Partnership With God" will be the subject of the sermOn Sunday morning at the Chris tian Cnurch. Mr. Hubbell will preach on the subject of "Tona u's Gourd" at the evening ser vice. Bible school 10 a. m. Senior (J. K. 7:30 p. m. UNITED EVANGELICAL. "The secret of a successful life," will be the subject for con sideration, Sunday il a. m. and at 7:30 p. m. "God honors those who honor Him." A program is being prepared for a member ship roll call at 2:30 p. m., when it is hoped that every member will be present. Sunday School and K. j. C at the regular hours. Ueulah Sunday School convenes at 22 p. in., Class meet ing 3 p. hi. and K. L. C. IS. at 8 p. m. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL. " 'Survival of the Fittest:' Its Increasing lmplicatiou in an Advancing Civilization" will be the theme of the morning ser mon by the minister, Evan P. Hughes, at the First Congrega tional church next Sunday, Sep tember 27. "Keadiness" will be the subject on which Mr. Hughes speaks in the evening 7:30. 1 he Bible School, under the su perintendence of Prof. Ai B. Cordley, convenes promptly at 10 a. m. Ihe Devotional Hour of the C. E. will be conducted at 6 :30 p. m. To all the services of this church there is always a heait-welcome, especially to the sti angers. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN. 4 Rally Day exercises ai .the Presbyterian Church Sunday, , morning at the "Sunday School at 10 a. m. and at the preaching service 11 a. in. In the evening at 6 :30 a rally of the Ehdeavorers and at 7:30 the pastor, Rev. J. R. N. Bell, will speak about "Three Personalities." At the morning service he will speak on "Earth antfc Heaven." All made welcome. Public School Opens. It has often been said that the enrollment at the public schools from year to year is a good ba rometer as to the increase in the population of the town. ; With an increase of 50 over that of last year at the opening, a total enrollment of 520 Monday and so many in the hop fields, it cerT tainly indicates a rapid growth in the town. Notwithstanding the loard has made numerous changes to provide for the increase in at tendance, every room is crowded to its full capacity, and many more children will" be added to the roll &s soon as the busy sea- j son. is over. - - Already the demand is made foran additional teacher for the high "school and from present indications more teachers will be ,necesary in, other depart ments. - The board has found it necessarv to reauestall children to remain away from the school grounds until o:40 a. m. - Superintendent Fulkerson is very much -pleased with the prosperous condition of the Cor valiis schools and the earnest efforts of the citizens to make it pleasant for everyone. "The Missouri Qirl" Tonight. ; The laughing success of the season The Missouri Girl will be at the opera house tonight. "The Missouri Girl" is a guar anteed attraction and theatre management is instructed to re fund the money if there is a single thing advertised that.' is not produced. . The production given here will be the best ever given of this play, and will con tain all the elements that, go ; to make up an enjoyable evening's entertainment. -:.A strong plot with intensely interesting situa tions, novel specialties, the very best stage effects and the most comical situations ever seen in one play. Reserve seats on sale at Graham & Wortham's. Prices 25 to 75 cents. ' j Forest Service Notes. i Washington, Sept 23. The Forest Service has recently an nounced the following appoint ments on National Forests: Jasper Tungats, Forest Guard on the Crater National Forest, Oregon, for duty on the Klamath Indian Reservation; Robert; J. McCann, Forest " Guard on the Deschutes National Forest, Ore gon; S. B. Arthur, Forest Guard on the Lemhi" National Forest, Idaho; Charles B. Mack, assist ant forest ranger on the San Juan National Forest, Colorado; James T. Cook, Forest Guard on the Prescott National Forest, Arizona; Bernard Private and J. E. Elliott, Forest Guards on the Stanislaus National Forest, Cali fornia; Charles H. Falk, assist ant forest ranger on the Hayden National Forest, Wyoming; W. R. Green, Jr., and W W Casp er, Forest Guards (hunters) on the Ashley National Forest, Utah; John D.-Kinseyj Forest Guard (hunter) on the Sioux National Forest, South Dakota.- Tramped From North Dakota to Sick Husband. After tramping nearly the entire distance from North Da kota to Spokane, Mrs. Hehry Johnson, aged 56, reached Spo kane Saturday night on her way to Seattle, where she hopes to find her husband, who has been ill there for some time. She has been many months on her journey. Some of the distance she had ridden in box cars, but most of the trip has been made on foot. r- Call for Bids. Bids will be received for the paihting of the street sign posts, about 200 in number, with two coats of pure white paint. Bids to be left with the oflice of Police Judge, Geo. W. Denman, in the City of Corvaliis,' on of before October 5, .1908. -'Dated this 24th day of Sep tember, A; D., 1908. - ; J. A. Harper, -i Chairman of Street Comm. Dissolution-Notice; The copartnership heretofore existing between Theo Welcher and E. A., Cummings under the firm name of Welcher & Cum mings has been dissolved . by mutual consent, Mr. Welcher retiring from the business. AH outstanding debts will be paid and bills collected by Mr. Cummings, who will continue in the business. i Theo Welcher. E. A. Cummings. Miss Edith Casteel arrived in Corvaliis yesterday from her home at Yaquina and will re sume her work at OAC, , Miss Myrtle Lay of Molallo is among the old students who have returned to OAC. ALBA N J REP0RTSIXCKE1SE First Day's Attendance 625 Boll , Expected to be 900 Later. Albany, Or., Sept. 21, (Spec-J ial) Albany & : public schools opened today . with an increased attendance. As has been the case usually, the attendance to day is about 200 less than the average year's attendance, ow ing to the fact that many pupils are employed 'in . hoppicking and in the prune orchards enter school from one to two weeks late. The enrollment today was 625, which is 40 more than the first day last year. The average attendance last i-y ear was 830, and indications are that it will reach over 900 this year. . The High School started this morn ing with an enrollment of 125, with many more to enter later. There are almost 50 in the fresh man class. , Trans - Mississippi Commercial Congress. Will be held at Sah Francisco October 6th to 10th, ; 1908. For this occasion the Southern Paci fic Company will sell round trip tickets from Albany -' to f San Francisco, on October 3rd and 4th only, at the- low rate of $25. These tickets' are? limited for return 29 days from date of sale. Tickets will be good for first class continuous passage in both directions. -: -; ""v - ': R: C. LiNViLLE,"- Agent. ' Pacific National Fair and Live Stock, Show ' " " . - At Portland. Sept. 21st to 26th, inclusive. For this occasion the Southern Pacific Company will sell round . trip tickets or. Sept. 21sV22nd and 23rd with final limit for return.Sept. 27th, 1908 at rate of $3.50. Children be tween . 5 and 12 years of age, $1,75. Parties may go or return via Albany or west : side, as de sired. R. C. Linville, Agent. Dissolution 'Notice. ' The copartnerthip heretofore existing between Mi S. Bovee and M. II. Bauer under the firm name of Bovee &' Bauer has been dissolved by mutual con sent, Mr. Bauer 'retiring from the business. 'All outstanding debts will be paid and bills col lected by Mr. Bovee, who will continue in the business. . M. S. Bovee. M. II. Bauer. Wher Clothespin Com From. : Tucked away in the northeast corner of Maine is a good sized town where the people make their living from clothespins and pail handles. Some of ob may have wondered, where all the clothespins come from which are used by the housewives throughout the coun try on wash day. This Maine town makes more clothespins- than any other place in the world, while the bulk of the wooden handles which' are strung on the wire bales by which we carry pails and other receptacles also come from Bryant Pond, the' name of the Yankee community. ' . : The first process in . the manofacture of the clothespins or pail handles is to saw the logs into lengths of about two a&d one-half feet each. These lengths are rapidly tspHt . by .soother saw into thin slabs, which are to turn converted I toto long square strips by gang saws. ukl. nanus loss mese Btrijjs imu re volving drum, which bears them against still other saws-and tarns them out in the form of oblong- blocks. .Falling upon a moving belt, '.the blocks are whirled' away to a number of lathes.' v 'If the blocks are to become pail han dles they are bored tn a inost ingenious fashion .on . lathes rqnning ,at a high rateof speed. If they are destined for, clothespins they are simply turned into the desired shape. , ' From the lathes "a elt conveys the clothespins to a slotter," which rapid ly tuts the slot:' the pins emerge with two symmetrical legs, and are swiftly borne by still a third belt to the upper floor.' How to Choose Poultry. It Is most important that poultry should be fresh, and this condition can be Judged by the sweet smell and also by the absence of ' moisture on the outside skin.- The prim en ess of the flesh can generally be told by plnmp- When in Doubt About where to go for Job printing that : is - Artistic, up-to-date, ; and all right in price, ' besides being always : delivered on time ."'. Try lire Gazette CUSSIREO AOVEBM!.!EIITS; -. clabsikku ADWcnaxraiTB: Fifteen words or less, 25 eta for three successive insertions, or 60 eta pat . month; for all np to and including tec" Additional wor Is. cent a word for eaci insertion. .... r For all advertisements over 25 words, 1 ct per word for the first insertion, anc , 4 ct per word "for each additional inser 4 ion Nothing inserted for less than wots. -Lodae, society and church notices,'! ther than strictly news matter, will b o-tTired tor. House Decorating. for painting and papkrlngsei! v E. Paul, lnd. 48 1H ATTORNEYS i l. TAlfc.8, A rrOKNE X-AT-LA W Umve up awira lu. Zierolf Building Only net- oi anatracia m tteutoii Oouui m1k .u Posi -thi buildinic, (Joival-..'.i,-Oregon, - ; : WANTED Gas if it K and Weekly Uregonian ai .6U ir fear. PHYblolANS t. A. CATul&X. Ji. 1).. PtiKblOlA - - urgun. : ttooma 14, iiank Build . Office Hourb ; 10 u li a. in., 3! U, 4 ... Keeiueiiue: cor. 6th and Ad nuts leltipiioue ai omue and rea ..oiKe Oorvatua, Oregon W.T. KOWL.EY, M t .. PHYSICIAN and burgeon. rpw ial ai tenuon given . to the Eye. Nose and Throat. - Odice in Jobnaon Biok. . lud. 'pu ne at oi fiue and lesidance UNDERTAKERS M. 8. B Vh, FUNERAL DIRECT or arid Liueoeed Emblmer. Suc cessor ' to Bovee & Bauer Corvaliis, Oregon. Iud. Pbone 45. Bell Phone 241, - : 89U HENKLE & BLACKLEDGE, UNDER laKura and nueuseii embaimets, Ekmtn Maiu fti., Corvaliis, Or. BANKING. THE Fit. "k NATION AXi BANK. Ok Corvaliis, regon, transacts a general uouservative banking busiuesB. Leant money on approved security. Draft bought and toid aiH money iranelerred to tUe principai 'cities pi the United Htates, Europe and foreign countries. HOMES FOR SALE WE HAVE SEVERAL PARTIES who are looking for' homes tad locations or relinquishments, also some good timber claims. If' you know of any ..good homesteads Or timber claims it will pay you to write us. Address '' jETNA REALTY COMPANY, 225 Palling Building, Portland, Oregon. WILL SELL LOTS IN CORVALLIS, Oregon, on instalment plan and as sist purchasers to build homes on them if desired. : Address First National Bank. Corvaliis. Or. WILL SELL M Y LOTS IN NE tfPORT, Or., for spot cash, balance i natal .nents, and help "parties to build homeB thereoh, il desired. Address M. 8. i. W.od otk. C -vailis, O "GOATS-1-Any person wanting to buy or take Core of some floe goaU while they eat up their brush may 'phone or call udod Wm-H. Savage, 0orvalli8 Oregon. ' ' i26if. Thos. Boulden HEADQUARTERS .. FOR 4 feLive and Dressed Poultry, . Bone, ; Grit and Oyster' . Shells, Prussian .. Stock and Poultry Tonic, Lice Killer, etc. Pay highest csth market price for Poultry, Eggs, Veal and Hogs. 312 Second Street. Portland andReturn, Only $3.50. The Southern Pacific Company and Corvaliis & Eaetern Railway are selling round trip tickets to Portland from Cor vailis for $3:50, pood going on any train Saturday or Sunday either via Albany or west aide and good returning either via Albmy or west aide, Saturday, Sunday or Monday. - 16tf R. C. Linville. Assent. ' WANTED IK rORMATIOH Fstrta or Csssisoso far aala. Hot particular about location. vUl Mil direct to oojer. Ian pc. f .. ' , T. ABIES' i and Suits A ' NEW LOT JUST OPENED Coats CORVALLIS Cleaning and Pressing Pari e Operated by J. S. RUSSELL & WIFE Steam Cleaning, Chemical and French Dry Cleaning, much. I am connected with the Majestic Tailoriug House,.of cago. If you contemplate placing an order for a new suit, iti pay you to look over my samples: ' We are here to stay. Your patronage is solicited. Phone 5501 Up. Stairs 132 Second St. READY FOR YOUR CHOSING $12.1)0 to $50 Embracing a very large range of styles, shades and mat ttenais to select from. With our guarantee that, the gar ment you purchase here wiil be made te fit you before leaves our store. .- - v THE NEW DRESS-SKIRTS AND . WAISTS Are alao taking a very prominent pltee in the wardrobes of' pleated customer COME AND 8EB THEM Established TCT TIV aP I 1864 lining, Altering and Repairing Ladies' Clothing a Specialty All gentlemen's garments dry cleaned if not soilec Whitehorn Occidental Lumber Co. Successors to Corvaliis Lumber Co. We are here to supply your needs in the Lumber line. Please call on J. B IRVING for information and prices. And take notice that if we have not got exactly what you want we will get it for you. G. O. BASSET r, Local Mutv Benton County Lumber Co. Manufacturers of all kinds of - .si- . v '.: fir Lumber. Mouldings, Cedar Posts. Sawed and Split. Gedar Shakes Dealers in Doors, Windows, Lime, Brick, Cement, Shingles, etc. M. TILLER Y At Bidwell & Craven's old stand DEALER IN -v- Feed, Seeds and Grain Of All Kinds Staple and Fancy Groceries I have come to stay and would be gla to have you call and see me. Did You See Your Ad? -