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Editor-in-Chief... It. Burns F’owell, ’15
Managing Editor.A. E. Houston, 'IS
News Editor. .. Laurence Whitman, ’It
City Editor .Fen Wnite, ’1C
Assistants—
Nellie Hemenway, ’ll
Henry Fowler, ’14
Associate Editors—
Exchange—George Shantin, ’IS
Sporting—Mason Roberts, ’1C
Society—Elizabeth Eewls, ’1C
Humorous—William Cass, '14
Reporters—
Edward Himes, ’IS
Howard Zimmerman, ’1C
Walter Kimmell, '1C
Anna McMlcken, ’1C
Flora Dunham, ’14
Bets Cowden, ’14
Ella Sengstake, ’14
Harold Young, ’14
Oscar Haugen, '14
F. T. Fletcher, ’IE
Eeland Hendricks, ’IE
Jessup Strang, ’IE
Eaurence Dinneen, ’IE
Carlyle Gelsler, 'IE
Euton Ackerson, ’IE
Business Manager A. F. Roberts, ’13
Advertising Water E. Dobie, ’1C
Circulation Clay Watson, ’IE
Saturday, January 27, 1912.
We Wash Our Hands.
The matter of whether or not the
interfraternity leagues have accom
plished the ends for which they were
organized, will end with this issue, so
far as the Emerald is concerned. Last
Wednesday we gave one fraternity’s
view and this issue we print another
view expressed by the president of
the basketball league. The Emerald
has done its duty and its share, but
to continue the controversy would
only add fuel to the fire.
The Emerald looks upon all fratern
ity controversies as trivial and as
matters to be settled by the
participants themselves, and, in
the future, will not allow such wars
to be waged in the columns of a paper
whose purpose is to represent the
whole student body.
As It Should He.
Oregon students are pleased to
know that Manager Geary has suc
ceeded in securing schedules for
games with Willamette University.
Just what grievance that school
has had against Oregon has never
been known by the Oregon students,
not that we think their grounds were
slight, for no school breaks off
friendly relationship with another in
stitution without cause, which seems
to warrant the action, but that what
ever our sin may have been, the stud
ents are ignorant of its nature, and
have always stood ready and anxious
to meet Willamette in friendly con
tests.
There are several advantages real
ized in meeting teams from our own
state, over meeting teams from dis
tant states, that Oregon schools should
not overlook. The expense is less,
about one half or two-thirds smaller
than in interstate meets; they arouse
great interest and loyalty within the
various student bodies, due to the
closer location; and they broaden the
acquaintance of Oregon’s future citi
zen’s among those they will have to
associate with in years to come.
It is to be hoped that Willamette
and Oregon will continue the recon
ciliation Manager Geary has brought
about and use it to the advantage of
both institutions.
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SAG K OF I'Olll'Nk
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lie that is stuck on himself finds
few people to do likewise.
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She that tlirts and runs away, will
live to flirt another day.
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He that fishes for compliments will
get best results where the stream is
shallow.
* *
Judging from recent newspaper
headlines, he that would be famous
must first be foolish.
* *
A recent contributor to the Ore
gonian, who claims to be a college
man. and says that two thirds of all
college men are fools, seems to have
first hand information.
* *
O. A. C. claims that the death rate
is very low in Corvallis; of course it
I is. Who would want to be found dead
there.
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Janitors armed to the teeth,
About the campus flying,
i For Spring will soon to us bequeath
Full many a dandelion.
* CALENDAR *
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* Jan. 28—Address evening— *
* Moral Education of France, by *
* Prof. R. C. Clark, Paine’s Hall, *
* 10th and Willamette streets. *
* Jan. 29—'Y. W. C. A., 4 P. M., *
* Girl’s Gym—Preliminary Try- *
* out Intercollegiate Oratorical *
* Contest, Villard Hall. *
* Jan. 30—Eutaxian, 7 P. M.—Dr. *
* Shafer’s room. Laureans, 7 P. *
* M.—Dr. Schmidt’s room. *
* Jan. 31—Separate class assem- *
* blies, 10 A. M. *
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* EXCHANGE NOTES *
The University of Minnesota has
used on an average of 57 tons of
coal each day to heat its buildings
during the recent cold spell.
Purdue will hereafter grant gold
medals to all students representing
that institution in athletics for two
years or more.
Chester F. Anderson, better known
as “Andy” Anderson, has been ap
pointed graduate manager at Wash
ington State College, to fill the vac
ancy left by the retirement of John
Jones. While in college Anderson
played guard on the W. S. C. basket
ball team, and also made a place on
the track team in the hurdles and
jumps.
Thirty wrestlers are trying for
places on the W. S. C. wrestling team.
Three meets have been scheduled so
far with Washington, O. A. C., and
[ Gonzaga.
Eleven new members have been ad
ded to the faculty at Stanford with
the beginning of the second semester.
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* ALUMNI NOTES *
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Oliver P. Overton, ’98, practices
medicine in Woodburn, Oregon.
Mrs. Lulu Renshaw Dunbar, ’99, is
at her home in this city.
Oscar E. Hemenway, ’00, has a pho
| tographic studio in Springfield.
Thomas Williams, '03, is a bank
clerk in the Ladd and Bush National
Bank, Salem.
Miss Philura Murch, ’87, has a posi
tion in the Portland Public Library.
Joseph Whitney, ’84. is in the pub
lishing business, Portland.
Royal Reasoner, ’85, occupies a
Presbyterian pulpit at Winters, Cali
fornia.
Elias M. Underwood, ’94, is treas
urer of the Failing-McCalman Co.,
Portland.
Miss Laura E. Beatie, ’95, is a
Christian Science Practitioner in Ore
gon City.
Virgil D. Earl, ’06, one of the great
est. tackles who ever wore an “0,” is
teaching in Washington High, Port
land.
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