Oregon emerald., May 24, 1913, Image 4

DORMITORY SUFFERS FROM
MILD PTOMAINE POISONING
Ptomaine poisoning, presumably
caused by eating cold beef served at
• the yesterday noon meal at the Men’s
Dormitory, attacked about thirty of
the students at midnight Thursday.
The power plant was notified at once
and the lights turned on. Dr. C. W.
Southworth was quickly summoned
and diagnosed the ailment of the suf
ferers as a mild attack of ptomaine
poisoning.
Friday morning, however, with the
exception of about ten men, all were
able to attend their classes, and this
morning Thaddeus Wentworth reports
all well again.
Loren Harvey, the dormitory cook,
expresses the opinion that cold beef
served at the noon meal was the cause
of the trouble.
To Max Sommers, a Freshman,
much praise is given for his “first aid
to the injured,” and the heroic man
ner in which he visited each room in
turn, admistering ginger tea and vari
ous other hastily concocted incred
ients.
OREGON EASILY WINS
DUAL MEET FROM AGGIES
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this Oregon generously conceded, and
Windnagle and McConnell again de
feated Walters. In the first three
events the score stood 25 to 2 in Or
egon’s favor.
The results of the events complete
at six o’clock are as follows:
Mile—Time 4:28; McClure, Huggins,
Williams.
Quarter—Time 1:00; Windnagle,
McConnell, Walters.
Shot/—40 ft. 9in.; Cook, Heidenrich,
Foster.
High Hurdles—Time 16:1; Fee, Bry
ant, Millering.
100-Yard—Time 9:4; Baker, Kay,
Anderson.
Discus—110 ft.; Heidenrich, Cook,
McKenzie.
Two Mile—Time 10:1-2; Huggins,
Lasky, Pack.
Half Mile—Time 2:4-3; McClure,
Windnagle, Reynolds.
Crew Will Go East.
Washington students have raised
nearly $.‘1,000 in the past two weeks
as a fund to send the varsity crew to
the regatta which will be held in
Poughkeepsie, June 21. The total
amount needed is about $3,600.
Arthur Robinson, of Mesersberg
Academy, broke the world’s record in
the 220 yard dash last week when he
covered the distance in 20 4-6 sec
onds. At the same time he tied the
world’s record in the century, covering
the distance in 9 3-5 seconds, and a
new inter-scholastic mark was made
by him in the 440 yard, when he ran
the event in 48 3-5 seconds.
No, Anxious Inquirer, that motto
“Salve” on the library mantles sim
ply means that our researches there
are to be used as a balm for our pro
fessors.
Young Mother—Plotting paper in
yard squares such as photographers
use, is good to cover rugs. No, let
him play on the floor all he wants to.
To the young man who writes ask
ing what are the proper rules to ob
serve when taking leave of a lady
friend we are unable to reply, as he
did not send in the lady’s name. Our
contemporary, Madam Do Queens-1
bury once answered the same question
(or Winsom Waitress, thus: "One
arm free and no hitting in the
clinches. Tay no attention to the
command to break ”
Partial Reforms.
Doctor—“You'll have to cut out
some of this wine, woman and song
business: it’s killing you.”
Patient “All right, Doc; I’ll never
sing again.”
Wisconsin Sphinx.
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Auto deliviery for trunks, call 765.
Manila Cigars at Obaks.
Baggage Transfer, call 766.
Champion Boot Black
at Palace Barber Shop
PETE,
Proprietor
PROF. THOMAS SHAW
TO VISIT UNIVERSITY
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and other states. At the conclusion
of his tour in Oregon he is going to
leave for Europe to buy blooded cattle
for the Great Northern Railway to be
used in improving the breeding strains
in the territory touched by the road.
O. A. C. TIES UP CHAMPIONSHIP
BY TAKING MORNING GAME
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Loof, 2b ..5 1
Robinson, cf.5 3
Glazier, rf .5 2
Goble, lb .5 2
Weller, c .5 1
Frear, 3b ..5 0
Culver, p .5 1
0 0 1
2 0 0
2 10
1 10 0
2 8 0
0 11
2 10
1
0
0
0
1
1
0
Total.46 14 13 26 7 7
Today’s game ties up the champion
ship of the Western division, Wash
ington, O. A. C., and.Oregon each
have an equal per cent of 500, conse
quently no games will be played to
decide the Northwest pennant with
Washington State College, winner of
the series in the Eastern division.
Y. M. C. A. ENJOYS
ANNUAL ST\G PICNIC
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and Alfred Collier, so the prize of
five Hershey’s was divided between
the two teams. Don Pague and Bill
Holden took the second prize of three
Hershey’s.
The last event was a fifty yard
swimming race and was won by Bill
Holden, who wa3 given three bars of
Hershey’s in reward for his efforts.
After the races, the company ad
journed to the nearby timber, where
they partook of a picnic supper, after
which short speeches were given by
Guy Needham, of Stanford, the new
State Student Secretary of the Y. M.
C. A., Thad Wentworth, Andrew Col
lier, John Black, Doctor Leonard, and
Ed Bailey, who acted as chairman of
the assemblage.
The party left at shortly after 6
o’clock.
John Kelly, ’12, has been elected
captain of the Boston Tech wrestling
team, for the coming season. Kelly
was undefeated this year.
The inter-fraternity council at the
University of Washington is consider
ing the passing of a law which will
prohibit the pledging of men until
their Sophomore year.
According to official figures there
are now 18,000 medical students in
the country. In 1904 there were 24,
000. Harder courses of study are held
largely responsible for this decrease.
It is also a fact that each year sees a
larger number of doctors attached
permanently to hospitals.
The Pan-Hellenic council at the
University of Michigan has recently
adopted some strict pledge rules.
Only students registered in the uni
versity will bo pledged, and no girls
shall be initiated until they have
earned 18 honor points in the univer
sity or hiiye 15 hours advanced vredit.
Furthermore, no Freshmen women are
to reside in a sorority house, except
until other arrangements for resi
dence can be made.
Baseball scores at Ob&ks.
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