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airs DR. SJ. ELLIOTT
0f Harvard’s President Thinks
World Is Not Becoming Com
mercialized
pr. Samuel A. Eliot, President of
he American Unitarian Association,
J Boston, lectured Thursday at 4:00
’clock in Professor Howe’s room in
neady Hall, on “The Real Meaning of
Education.” Dr. ‘fcliot is the son^of
President Emeritus Charles W. Eliot,
,f Harvard University.
’“Education sbems to me the acqui
sition of that power to put, as it were,
t candle within the things that we
iee and make them glow with a ce
estial light,” stated Dr. Eliot. “The
real meaning of education,’ ’he contin
ued ‘is the turning of sight into in
sight; that which seizes upon the
right points. Some see the facts and
others see what the facts stand for.
Isn’t that, down at the bottom, the
difference between the educated and
the uneducated man. Education means
something a good deal more than an
accumulation of facts. It has to make
facts live.”
Dr. Eliot, in his talk, repudiated
the statement that someone has made,
that everything has been commercial
ised; that the world has been disen
chanted. In proof of the repudiation
he told of the thousands of people
who, each year, visit the humblo
birth-placa of Robert Bums. “Rob
ert Burns did not corner the market
in ne essities, or invent a labor-sav
ing machine, cr do any other great
practical feat; he was merely a song
writer,” said Dr. Eliot.
“In the giving and receiving of
knowledge, I pray you not to forget
that, the deeper meaning, what you
are really about, is turning sight into
insight,” said the speaker. “Of course
I’m not for a moment going to dep
recate the scientific habit; I was
brought up in it. But there are
depths of human nature that cannot
be weighed or measured or subjected
to chemical tests. ’
TIFFAN YPREDICTS SATUR
DAY’S GAME WILL NET $3,000
“Three thousand dollars is the esti
mated proceeds of the U. of O.-O.A.C.
football game,” said Graduate Man
ager Tiffany, “if it is a fair day.
Last year the receipts were $2,300.00
when the game was played at Alba
ny, and there is a larger crowd ex
pected this year.”
Oregon receievs 50 per cent of the
receipts. The tickets cost $1.00, and
0. A. C. is preparing for from 6,500
to 7,5d0 spectators.
Special trains will run from Port
land, Salem, Albany and Eugene.
Tickets for the game are now on
sale at the Y. M. C. A. Book Ex
change.
football team to receive
EMBLEMS FROM JEWELER
Kaiser Wilhelm, across the pond,
who presents iron crosses to his mil
itary luminaries, has nothing on the
Luckey Jewelry Store, of this city.
Yesterday the jewelry firm announced
that if Oregon were victorious over
0- A. C. it would present to every
®*n playing in the game a sterling
silver pin in the form of a miniature
football.
Every man who enters the game,
whether he remains there for one
minute or throughout the contest, will
he given one of the emblems if Ore
gon scores a victory.
AT THE
SMEED
Our Sunday evening
dinners are not equaled in
the city for the price.
Dining room opens at
5 and closes at 8.
We buy the best and you
get it nicely served.
50 Cents
when you miss your Em
OREGON YELLS
_(Continued from page 1.)
Wiskey wee, wee,
Olee muckei,
Olee Varsiti,
Oregonei,
WOW!
ON, OREGON
On, Oregon; On, Oregon;
Plunge right through that line.
Put the ball clear round 0. A. C.
Touchdown sure this time.
On, Oregon; On, Oregon;
Fight bn for her fame;
Fight, fellows, fight, fight°°fight;
We’ll win this ^ame.
YELLS FOR PLAYERS
Rah, rah, rah,
Rah, rah, rah,
Rah, rah, rah,
(Player’s name.)
Siss-s-s-s, boom.
(Player’s name.)
Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Oregon, Oregon!
Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Oregon, Oregon!
Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Oregon, Oregon!
Rah, Rah, Rah, Rah, Oregon!
(Start slow and increase speed.)
TOAST TO OREGON
Here’s to U. of 0.,
May she ever grow,
Prosper and flourish,
Truth ever nourish,
To her may blessings flow.
Here’s to Varsity,
May she ever be
Loved by each son and
Loved by each daughter,
To all eternity.
Here’s to her football,
Here’s to her track team,
Here’s to each hero on the list,
Here’s to her shouters,
Here’s to her spouters,
Here’s to the girls they’ve kissed.
Olee muckei,
Olee ’Varsiti,
Here’s oskey wow wow,
Here’s wiskey wee wee,
Here’s Oregonei.
(Repeat once.)
Flaunt her banners high and unceas
ingly,
Brings trophies of cups and flags tc
lay on her altars;
Honor be to her name increasingly,
And cheer every onward step she
takes.
Rah, rah, rah. (Omit second time.)
HAIL TO OREGON
Then hail! Boys, hail! for Oregon!
And hail for the Lemon Yellow ;
We’ll fall in line, and drink a stein,
We like a jolly good fellow.
So lift your voice, her praises sing,
Let all with one endeavor,
Give three long, rousing rah, rah,
rahs!
For Oregon, our Alma Mater.
O-OReg-G-Gon
O-R-E-G-O-N
Oregon.
SEBUETIOR DOUBTED
Story that Oregon Students Tempted
Aggie Statue from Garden of
Eden is Discredited
After a thorough investigation, the
Administration Department has been
unable to connect any of the Oregon
students with the theft of the bronze
statue from the O. A. C. campus at
Corvallis last Monday pight.
President Campbell states that the
O. A. C. authonties believe that the
theft was not the work of Oregon
students, but the work of someone
living in Corvallis or attending the
Agricultural College.
The light and power company has
gone over the line from Albany to
Corvallis and have not been able to
find any cause for the lights going out
in Corvallis Monday night. The line
inspectors have not found any signs
of a cut wire as the cause of the sud
den darkness.
Late Monday evening several auto
mobiles filled with men were seen in
the neighborhood of the 0. A. C. cam
pus, but there is no clue pointing to
their identity or to the fact that they
were the ones who stole the Aggies’
statue. The general opinion here is
that the crime is not the work of Or
egon students. If Oregon students
had taken the statue, it would prob
ably have been decorating the Oregon
campus Tuesday morning instead of
Deing back in its place on the “his
toric fountain.”
The O. A. C. Barometer editorially
lays the blame of seduction on “Ag
gie rooks.”
President Campbell believes the
Oregon students are innocent. He has
interviewed several of the students
and has been unable to find anyone
who knows about the incident. He
said this afternoon that he thought
MY BUSINESS IS
FIXING SHOES RIGHT
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646 Willamette Street
We Make to Measure
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Try on our stock models
and let us explain the possi
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SUITS OR OVERCOATS
$25 to $40
Mallory Hals
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pairs guaranteed
six months
$1.50
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Any Football Game Won't Do
rYpu go to see the teams you know-teams
behind which there is a reputation.
You go not only because of the game these men
are about to play, but because of the games they have
played. And so it is with
STEIN-BLOCH
AND
L-System Clothes
Men purchase them not only because of the style
and worth they possess today but because of the style
and worth they have possessed for sixty years.
WADE BROS.
Eugene Floral Co.
If it’s flowers you want,
we have them
**ara Phana 726 Graanhauaa Phaaa 621
IO 0th Ava. Cast
Chinese Noodles’ Noose
Everything in Chinese Noodles
10:00 a. m. to 1:00 p. m.
63 Sixth Avenue East
$1.35 ROUND TRIP
FOR THE
U. of 0. vs. 0. A. C. Big Game
AT
Corvallis, Saturday, Nov. 21
Tickets good for return until Monday
via the
Portland, Eugene & Eastern Ry.
“ The Official Football Route ”
The Portland, Bugene & Eastern has been
selected as the “Official Route” for the
Students, Citizens and Official Rooters
and a
SPECIAL. ALL-STEEL TRAIN
from Eugene to Corvallis will be run on a
last schedule, landing passengers a short
distance from the 0. A. C. Campus.
Train Will Leave Eugene 12:00 Noon
Further particulars from A. J. Gillette, Agent, Eugene
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent, - - - Portland, Oregon