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SHm, Eighty-fave-i gold, silver secured. The same thing should bronse, and worthy mention be practiced in preparing our o f a great many more. We stand o y n food. It a man attempts to live on nothing but bananas, first in horticulture, agriculture, minerals, dairying and manu before long he gets too much of i L .B .T « facturing. 1L, * one sort o f nutrient and not Work to Bogus As enough o f another, and his sense For the benefit of the editor, I of taste tells him be needs some will say that Indiana has a u , . „ ■ ■ j * j instead of " l ” , thing else. He craves something splendid exhibit. . As the build Editor Graphic: "W e are ready to start w ork yourself go by, with protein in it. probably. He on our electrification to Corvs M y letter to you in regard to ings are arranged ; on the wants egg, or meat. Pick dams; find fi *t>or Rexall convention will reach grounds, it is like traveling‘ in the man 1$ you, as soon as the Corvallis you in time for thin week’s paper, the United States and in foreign What we may say about milk, Council grants os < And atrio* io meda* tímate ring true, however, is that it is as nearly a said D. W. Campbell, and as I have had a little time countries at the same time. You The faults o f others then will dwarf and ahrink. balanced ration as we find ready general manager of the Southern since the convention to see some can step into the Virginia build Love’s chain grams stranger by on* mighty link, for consumption. It is perhaps Pacific, upon his return from • o f the lair, I will write yon a ing, which represents George When you with “ he” as substitute for the most valuable food o f all. It month’s business visit in' San short letter for next week’s edi Washington’s home, at Mt. Have stood aside and eoatched yourself go by. -sustain* the life o f the youngpfor Francisco. tion. We are going over to Vernon, and find the building * some time without addition o f Oakland, Berkeley, and some o f furnished with Washington’s old Mr. Campbell sent to Corvallis any kind. the points of interest across the furniture. Then across the street from San Francisco last week his A healthy appetite is a pretty plans for the Corvallis electrifica bay tom orrow, leave for to New York, then over to good guide.' It demands certain tion.* The proposal will be np Argentina, which has a splendid Los Angeles Wednesday. things which the body has use tor consideration by the Con- exhibit. Then you ‘ cross the We met Charles Morris and OREGON HAS LIBERTY BEU for. So we may be sure taste is vallis Council some time this wife out at the fair grounds avenue to Turkey and Siam, then D B . OHM FENDA!!, a sense not given us merely for week, and Mr. Campbell is hope Monday. They left for the south on to Italy, with all of her fine Mrs. Omar Fendall was Thanks to C. M. and G. G. our enjoyment but to enable us ful that it will act so that be can statues and art. Then into last night. I also met P. D. charming hostess at an af ftckland, o f Cove, Union coun- to choose wisely and well.—Ore begin work before the rainy Eckeraon and wife at the Ortgpn Japan, which always has a grand , the Pennsylvania building gon Farmer. building this morning, and when display. Then we cross over in noon on Wednesday, in honor < weather sets in. ith its historic and greatly bc- he called tor his mail he received to France, which is beautiful and Mrs. George Saunders of “ We have much material on ved Liberty Bell has nothing | i| a copy o f the Graphic, which I the place where you find the Dalles. the ground,” he explained, "and While the guests were « the Oregon building at the immediately took possession of ladies, as they show the fashions it will take os little time to get ir. These artists, who test with fancy work, they and retired to the rest room to and the fine gowns. They sis Mrs. Ford Boyd, of Salem, is the men together. It is our in favored with several piano < eek supplied the Eastern Ore- scan its pages, and I certainly certainly beautiful. visiting her parents, Mr. and tentions to push the work an tions by Miss Audrey DelscI on booth with tw o immense I could g o on f r o « Country to ragpiy as possible until it in was glad to get it. ^ ‘¡designs in which light and dark Mrs. A. L. Jenkins. $ Well, as to the Exposition; country and name them all and dert of McMinnville, and v< completed. Mrs. Elizabeth Strate who has berries were used to form the everybody has different views their wonderful displays, but it numbers by Miss Bva H* F r a n c h is e F o r S e c o n d T r a c k American flag and an eagle upon been wqgjking in Portland, has and ideas o f it, bat as it looks to would make an endless letter, as and Miss Maud Gregory, A sked . * * a shield have now sent down a returned home. me it is grand and is certainly there is so much to write about. Mrs. Charles B. Wilson as Mr. Campbell’s proposal t o W. D. Wiley is very busy these “ Liberty Bell” done in Bings and So with best regards to all the companist. worth going a long way to Large baskets o f tank sw Royal Anns. The design is four days at the head of an active the Corvallis Council asks per The buildings, grounds, and the friends at home, I remain. peas made a striking by six fret, and the representa force picking his string beans for mission to lay a second track on Respectfully yours, landscape are beautiful, and the Sixth street paralleling the exist tion o f the bell, even to the crack the cannery. Lynn B. Ferguson. for the living and dining exhibits are far beyond my ex ing track of the old Oregon & where dainty refreshments in this historic relic, is perfect. Mrs. C. C. Lewis spent the pectations. All the states and San Francisco, July 25. _ *. served from small tables. e idea pleases the public and week end in Portland, accompa California Railroad; a second countries are well represented, track on Ninth street, parallel Those who enjoyed this be tire and beauty o f the cherries nied by her small niece who has and show fine exhibits, but they SOMETHING FOR LOVESS leases the visitors even more, been visiting in Rex tor the past ing the existing track o f the old have all got to hand it to Ore OF ICECREAM Mesdames—R o s a D o n a Corvallis & Eastern road; a hegon cherries, coming tw o weeks. gon, and especially the Willa -t m '• »V t - ar- , track on Van Bwen GeoVge Saunders, L. tw o weeks after the Willa Thursday Mrs. Carl Gmre < inly mette valley for their fine ex loyally to the special announce A. C. Martin, Stuart Martin, C. mette Valley, Rogue River and tertained the ladies’ aid for the ___ hibits. w y to the people of Cor. The general scheme o f the Pair ment made last week for the «ale B. Wilson, C. J- Hoskins, Harry Hood River cherries, have the month o f August. A good sued vedlis, and another track 6n Board was to have their state of ice cream, and the New berg Miller, Eva Sherwood, W. A. field to themselves and attract gathering was present and an Washington street, making a buildings for rest rooms and Creamery Co. takes this means King; the Misses Vera Standard, very much attention. Most interesting meeting was held. complete loop. entertaining, which a great o f thanking aH for their liberal G wend olio Stannard, Helen Stan- easterners have never seen cher Merrett W oodworth is once The Southern Pacific author many have done, but Oregon has patrooafre. We are here to nard, Gladys Jones, Alice Chris ries the sire of Oregon Bings and more hobbling around with a ities have set aside enough money exhibits in five buildings and a please our customers and the re tenson, Mildred Christenson. Lamberts, such as Eastern Ore sprained ankle. Inasmuch as to pay for the electric extension duplicate o f each in their own turn orders we have received Blanche McNey, Myrtle Mc gon has on display at the Palace this relieves him o f active em from Whiteson, the present ter building, which makes np a fine during the week indicate that Donald, Reta M Donald, Madge o f Horticulture and the showing ployment around home he is minus, to Corvallis, 43 miles. exhibit. The Eastern people go our efforts are being appreciated. Colby, Pansy Colby, Jessie Britt, is in the nature o f a real treat. bearing this misfortune with This will give the company an In the future we expect to Audrey Delschneider, Lois Wil Besides the Liberty Bell, the much cheerfulness. wild over oar building and ex electric line from Portltmd to s . i *- flag shown at the Cove hibits, and the only people I make a specialty each Sunday o f son, Eva Hadley, Ellen Gregory, Miss Margaret Goodat, of Corvallis. 97 miles, with an sd- have heard criticise, are our own some favorite flavor. For next Doris Gregory, Maud Gregory, cherry fair tw o weeks ago, and Portland, is spending a few days ternate route between McMinn Oregon people. On my way Sunday the flavor will be ba Dorothy Hull, Mabel Miller, which traveled 1,050 miles to with the family o f Henry Strate. ville and Portland o f 50 miles. down to Son Francisco everyone nana. Watchannouncements for Helen George, Sibyl Woodward. IJrt here, is still on display in the Miss Effie Bradley, of New berg, T erminus N o t S a t i s f a c t o r y . Eastern Oregon booth. I met who had seen the fair told the future. spent Sunday visiting the family At present the electric terminus Our cream is served at Han- me to be sure and see the Can a t the pa r k of 0 . W oodworth: is a t' Whiteson, a place of com adian exhibit. Now let me tell nigan’s confectionery. V . C. T. D. ANNOUNCEMENTS The Messrs. John Semmer and paratively minor importance New berg Creamery Co. A very enjoyable, time was yon something, about the Can ■ F. Castricious took the steamer four miles south of McMinnville. spent on Wednesday, when the ada exhibit, and I got my in Paid adv. The next meeting of the W. C trip from Portland up the At the time the McMinnville loop members o f the Grand Army and T. U. will be held at the home of formation from Mr. Hayland, Columbia to The Dalles, return STKHNG TO HIS PUN was constructed the Southern Relief Corps, with their families who is secretary o f the Oregon Mrs. C: B. Sanders, 404 Han- ing home early Sunday morn- Pacific intended to make Mc and friends, met at the city park cock street, August 11, at 2:30 exhibit, and m y' ow n personal ing. A wideawake farmer, o f Linn Minnville the terminus, but the for their annual picnic. observation. From a panoramic, p. m. County, Oregon, decided that price asked for real estate at that Through the efforts o f the About 150 persons, with well spectacular and scenic point o f There will be election of officers, crop rotation would be a good ladies’ aid and particularly the place, it is said, necessitated ex filled baskets, came in the fore and a full attendance is desired. view, fcis wonderful, but bear in thing for him, so be arranged noon and spread their lunches, An urgent request is made to the President, Mrs. N. L. Wiley, the tending to Whiteson. This pre mind they had $2,500,000 to spend on their exhibit, while we \J bis plan .fluid began. Last fall and every one enjoyed a bounti several department superin Oregon State Library, has sents a situation not entirely ’ a friend said to him: ful dinner and social hour. had only $175,000. They have tendents, to be present with full established a branch library at satisfactory either to the com ” 1 suppose you’ll put in some After dinner the following pro reports o f work done, the past Rex. C. G. Lewis has kindly pany or to its passenger patrons. been since the Lewis & Clark gram was given: Pair in Portland, Oregon, get wheat, like the rest o f them?” . year. There will also be sugges donated space in his store for Passengers traveling from Port “ No, I will not,” he retorted. Singing, "Star Spangled Ban- tions and plans adopted for the the books and any responsible land to points south of Whiteson ting their exhibits together. “ Why not? Wheat’s going to ner. They have spent large sums of entertainment of the state con person living at Rex has the are required to change cars at Whiteson from the electric to the Reading by Mrs. Bankson. money hiring landscape and be high.” vention which is to be held here privilege o f borrowing tbem. n ^ fa y h e it is, but I’ll not break steam train. Singing, ".Battle Hymn o f Re in October. We are looking for Ray Winters and Jack Sawyer scenic artists, the best in the my rotation scheme tor wheat or If the Corvallis Council grants public.” world, while our work was done ward to a rare treat at that took a motorcycle trip to the by home people and everything anything else. Maybe I would Short addresses by Rev. Hayes, time. ,Some o f the National Coast Sunday, going by way of the franchise as requested, it is in the building was made, grbwn ifl* were renting, but I own my Mayor Edwards, Rev. Rounds workers are expected to take Tillamook and Bar Harbor. The probable that the electrification or obtainedin old Oregon. Every place, and one crop, no matter and Comrade Peebles. part in the program, as the Na roads over the mountain were can be completed and the service Duet, Mrs. Znmwalt and Mrs. tional convention is held, later in pretty rough, but they covered started eurlv ip the new year. stick in the building is from our host high a price it may bring, own Oregon forests, and I cer- is not o f as much value to me as Sage. that month, at Seattle, making 230 miles in their day’s travels. Song, Rev. Round. taioly was surprised and pleased my rotation is.” it easy for members to meet with How Long Is a Mile? That man is developing his Every one'w ent home feeling us. _ Mrs. Etta Moore, Pres. w it* our grand exhibit, and let Cause for Complaint me say t o my good friends that farm, building up his soils and that the day had been a profita There are about as many dif when yon see anyone coming to using science in bis work. He ble one fluid hoping tor many Siduey Hocks became intoxi ferent miles as there are countries. THE YALDE OF TASTE the fair, be sure and tell them to wisely refuses to take a tempo more picnics of the same kind. cated Saturday evening and tried A mile does not mean the same Della Vincent, Press Cor. see the Oregon building first, aad rary gain at the expense o f an Some professor has told us to drive his yoke of steers into thing every wliere. In the United then if they have any time to ultimate loss.—Oregon Farmer. that a quart o f milk has a food the post office, but failed on ac States and in England a mile is spare, see Canada and the rest. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ▼nine equivalent to nine ounces count o f the door being too nar 1,760 yards. But the Irish mik Not safety first, but Oregon o f {»read, or fight potatoes, or row. There have been many is 2,240 yards and the old Scoty firstl- f t *• -¿ 0 A very small man was travel 11 a. m. sermon by Rev. R. P. nine b a n a n a s fo u r t e e n apples. other complaints recently on ac mile, still used in the Highlands, Outside o f our own exhibit I ing on the subway, holding to a Hutton of the Anti-Saloon This sort of a statement is too count o f the narrowness of the is 1,976 yard* long. The hardy think California baa the finest ■trap, when a Hercules beside LeAguUr . ’ door f t the postoffice.—Harbur Swiss are content to walk 9,153 / broad to be correct. exhibition on the grounds, but him stepped on his foot. The 8 p. m.—"W hy We Believe in yards up a Swiss mountain and No one article of food furnishes (PAin.) • Item. * » when it comes to awarding Kttie man was enraged,. and Christ,” by Pastor Lee. the exflAct proportions of nu then call it only a mile. The prises, the beauty o f the exhibi turning to the other, he ex Trustee meeting Monday, 8 trients needed by the body. For Swiss mile is the longest o f all. MARRIAGE LICENSES tion counts for very little. As claimed: . ^ ^..t J p. m. this reasbn. livestock is fed The Prussian mile is 8,237 yards, perhaps y>q H o w ^ h ^ w o . “ W jO T rttp on m rit foot again» Mid-week service Wednesday, various feeds which Brake up a Mary B. O’Dell, age legal to the Danish 8,244, the Turkish fuoee medal« tí» date than all the FU—I’ll bite your leg!” 7:45 p. m. . ration as nearly perfect as can be Warren A. Allen, age legal. 1,826, and the Italian 1,766. EXTENSION OF 1111 ® ELECTRIC LINE WHalefj gowtftlf 6o Wp none an .
