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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1925)
<S>-*-;-<S> Communications 0 --—— (Continued from page two) subject; it is liis, he himself, now, is its expression. “In dance the child loses himself in the expression,” said Dean Al den. This is the honesty of expres sion. If we have lost th’> chibl likeness then we may particularly appreciate its rediscovery with tlu> sensitive help of Miss Stupp’s! words. The girls are trying to real ize their spine, e. g., and hence the shoulder girdle and the arms must be abstracted from, but abstracted from concretely: “your arms are heavy on the floor, you have only the spine.” And then, in order to realize the possibilities of the shoul der: “find up and down of shoul ders: find rotation.” How tactfully do these words guide to the door of understanding and, then, let the | muscles speak.—But, girls, why do ' you desert this truth of the muscles ‘ when, after having fully enjoyed it | in your dance, you reassume the | sophistication of the scholar by j pretending that you felt “hilar ity?” If you are asked to say what you felt you must be bold enough to answer: “Why, didn’t you see? didn’t my movements tell you? If 1 had felt in words I would have talked poetry, but I felt in move ments', which I freely .gave. If you are too poor to receive these gifts I am sorry, and I wish you would join us and learn to be rich.” Do not use dry words in order to make dance taste like science. Do not compete with Dean Landsbury’s cook! F. M. IRONIC WRITER THINKS PLAN ‘‘JUST DARLING” To the Editor: I simply think that the idea of CLASSIFIED AOS i <>--<$. DRIVE A CAR HOME. Model 1922, light car, good shape all around. Price $150. Inquire 295 W. 17th. M-2-5 WOMEN AND GIRLS wanted for the summer and fall fruit can ning season, commencing about June 1. White for particulars. Lib by McNeill and Libby, The Dalles, Oregon. A-28 M-5 I classes on Saturday is a darling scheme on the teachers’ part. Does not the Holy Bible say we Should flabor six days? Of course it does, j These young students of this hor ' rid jazz age would not get into as (Continued on page four) Employee Representation Favored by Pres. Coleman; 4L War Experience Cited (Continued from page one) plan wherein the instructor is mere ly the leader, stimulating the stu dents even to disagree with him so | long as they think and form opin I ions based on facts. Mr. Coleman advocates the same system between employer and em ployee, with all discussions from matters of recreation or safety to questions of wages and length of working days to be above board and attended with open minds on both sides. He told how this had worked in labor controversies in the mills of Oregon with a remarkable freedom from suspicion and ancient grudges. Changes from the old system, Mr. Coleman said, cannot be made at Once, and should not, since it takes time to make adjustments, and to prove that the fear of a loss of OREGON NIGHTS iinininmia The few hours of sleep that you do get must be com fortable. Buy your Mattresses direct from the factory. Also have your over-stuffed furniture repaired and re covered. Guaranteed as good as new. 1WIIHIHI O’Brien’s Mattress & Upholstery Co. Phone 399 391 8th East UNITARIANISM was interpreted in a sermon by the Rev. Frank Fay Eddy last Sunday as an inevitable religious expression of the Modern Mind. Will Unitarianism suffice as the religious expression of the modern mind in the coming years? Will Science leave us without a church or a dogma ? Will Orthodoxy come back as a reaction to an overdose of science ? Religious Evolution is taking place rapidly. Whither are we drifting or how are we growing? In a sermon on “Unitarianism m Prospect Mr. Eddy will discuss Sunday morning at the Unitarian church the religious tendencies of the age and the probabilities of the future. KATHLEEN POWELL, CONTRALTO WILL BE THE SOLOIST There is always a ■welcome to University men and women at the “Little Church of the Human Spirit” Cold Stuff Whenever good friends get together they usually travel over to the College Side Inn for a dish of cold, cold sher bet or perhaps a Frosty Malt. LUNCHES FOR HIKES AND CANOE PARTIES Why not get a tasty lunch from the Col lege Side. It’s easier and cheaper and mighty good. College Side Inn [time "and efficiency is unfounded, j either in the lumber camps or‘in ! the colleges. Using all the means of inter | national warfare—autocratic con trol, spy systems and violence, will never bring about a “good” work man, Mr. Coleman declared. The recent war, further showed how in efficient and untrustworthy that system was, he said, and made pos sible the use of the discussional method for satisfactorily settling labor problems. > Mr. Coleman was introduced at the opening of assembly by Dean Colin V. Dyment, who was a class mate with Mr. Coleman at the Uni versity of Toronto. i hired Welch was very well re ceived in her interpretation of Drown’s “God Touched the Rose.” BELL THEATRE SPRINGFIELD SUNDAY “Flowing Gold” A Rex Beach Story of the Oil Fields with MILTON SILLS and ANNA Q. NILSSON Only four mile drive from Eugene and street car serv ice every half hour. Mrs. BENNETT Formerly with the Beaumonde - Beauty Parlor is now opening a shop at 1200 Willamette St. For Appointments Phone 1491-R A GOOD SIGN TO GO BUY UNEEDA PRESSING CLUB PATRONIZE Emerald Advertisers Eugene ;Drug Co. Lowell Theatre Bldg. Now open for business featuring the Marinello Beauty Aids for every need Phone 2 We Like to Hear it Ring Beautiful and Durable Rugs Made from Old Carpets Carpet Cleaning, Renovating and Refitting Our Specialty FLUFF RUG WORKS - and CARPET CLEANING COMPANY We buy old Brussels and Ingrain Carpets PHONE 401 1636 Jefferson Street Eugene, Oregon ROMANE STUDIO New Location 9th and Willamette Over Western Union Portraits of Quality NEW MOUNTS AND FRAMES Commercial Photographs, Flashlights KODAK FINISHING ROBERT W. EARL District Manager Equitable Life Assurance Society of U. S. MINER BLDG., ROOMS 401-2-3 PHONE 1181 Announcing Change in Name The Frances Art and Baby Shop FORMERLY PHARES BABY SHOP 632 Willamette Cunning little clothes for baby as well as ador able, frocks for sister. Little brother can also be fitted to a smart wash suit. Our new line of children’s wearables and art needlework will doubtless make a host of new friends for this store. 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