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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1927)
Howling Mob Howls in Vain for Luy’s Scalp; Landlady Foils Bloody Plots Order of ‘O’ Men in Mob That Seeks to Atone For Howe Item Paul M. Luy, erstwhile conductor of the “Seven Seers,” is not at home to anybody, in fact he is not at home at all. He has turned “Houdini” and vanished. The boys with the sweaters and letters think so at least. Since Prof. H. C. Howe took a crack at the Emerald and the “Sev en Seers” cracked back, the heroes of gridiron, court, and diamond have been trailing Paul armed with a flimsy piece of paper signed by at least seven others beside the heroes. The document asks for a public apology. Wednesday eve a pack of “O” men, led valiantly by two stars of the maple court, one long and drawn Walter Evans Kidd Makes Giant Strides In Field of Literature Walter Evans Kidd has sold sev eral poems to Harriet Monroe, edi tor of Poetry, the most famous mag azine of verse published in Ameri ca. It seems that she, premier con noisseur of the art, has recently ac cepted a group of his poems, “Black Orchards,” “Sea Petals,” “New England Bachelor,” and “An Old Banch Widow,” for publication next fall. Several other poems, in cluding “Wild Blackberry Picking,” are being considered. Lyric West, the foremost western magazine of poetry, has already printed several of Mr. Kidd’s lyrics, and will appear soon with “Guides to the Tide.” “Sea Hungry,” a short story, and “Old Ocean Inns,” a sonnet, will be in Munsey, a big New York mag azine of fiction. Other poems of his will be published by Northern Light, The Lyric, Sunset, American Mer cury, and Overtures. Kidd is now studying (for his Master of Arts degree and is also instructing English classes. This summer he intends to live on a farm and write poetry. He has strong hopes and well-laid plans of wan dering through Europe, writing po etry. George Helm to Teach In Texas Institution George D. Helm, graduate assist ant in English for the past two years, will hold an instructorship in English at Eice Institute. Houston, Texas, next year. He has held classes in report writing this year, and in survey of English literature last year. Kenneth Eowe, who is to return to Oregon in the fall after a year’s absence at Harvard, is a graduate of Eice Institute. Heilig Sat., May 28 Mat. at 3, Eve. at 8:30 Special Return Engagement of the Superb Cinema Spectacle Exactly as presented here last month Touring Orchestra And Complete Effects PRICES—Mat. 50, 75, and $1.10 Eve. 75, $1.10 and $1.65 Inc. Tax Positively the final showings in Eugene this year TIRES and TUBES We have a nice stock of used tires and tubes. Just the thing to get the “old bus’’ home with— Vulcanizing and Repairing b & M tire co. 845 Olive St. out, the other short and stumpy, up set the equilibrium and dignity of the “shack” in their search for their prey. They howled their way to fhe College Side. It was in vain, for somehow Paul wasn’t hungry about this time. In the darkness of midnight the pack turned into a mob. Down Kin caid it moved to number 1066. Up the steps strode an intrepid grid ster, familiarly known as “Locomo tive.” “Yes, Paul is asleep and is not to be disturbed.” Mutterings of “millrace” and other dire and bloodthirsty threats came from the’ horde, now number ing anywhere from 50 to 100. Their tramplings in gardens and flower beds somewhat aroused the ire of the citizens of that vicinity, result ing in a call for the boys in blue suits and shiny stars. They weren’t half as mad as they thought they were. Assembly (Continued from vage one) sity? Why not award the univer sity emblem to 20 of the best stud ents before a large assembly like this? “I would like to see the Univer sity of Oregon do this. Give them a big "O. ” If you athletes get it for bringing honor to the Univer sity, why not these others who have brought honor to the University? Recognize scholarship as well as athletics. ’ ’ In closing he said that he was reminded of a small man and a large woman, who, one rainy day, were going down the street with their umbrellas up. They collided at the top of a hill. The little man lit on the ground with the large woman on top of him and started sliding down the hill, the man acting much as a runner on a sled. When they reached the bottom the little man looked up and said, "Pardon me, Madam, but this is as far as I go.” Gold basketball emblems were awarded five members of the bas ketball team as awards for winning , the championship of the North west. Those honored were: Gordon Ridings, Scott Milligan, Jerry Gun ther, Roy Okerberg, and Swede Westergren. WESTERN RESERVE UNIVER SITY, Cleveland, O.—S. Berkeley Friedman, senior and member of Phi Beta Kappa, recently died from an attack of scarlet fever. Big Smut and Scandal Emerald Wednesday! SCANDAL mongers ahoy! All choice and juicy scandal and smut that has collected throughout the past college year ■will burst forth in print Wed nesday morning. Newsboys will sell the big edi tion on the campus—there will be only 1500. Get out your dimes! The annual “pink” issue of the Emerald will be exploded on the waiting campus. It will have more dirty cracks at people and things than a score of Seven Seers colyums. Four pages of the rippingest, most sensational “under-cover” doings. All the latest exposes of dirty politics, shady dealings and questionable proceedings will be in it. The whole campus is invited to dig up any sundry family skele tons and hand them in for pub lication. If it is risque enough to shock the blase Sigma Delta Chi, sponsors of the sheet, it will come out in banner heads that will blare, forth to all the Univer sity. Styled so that it will make collegiate ears tingle and burn. Bemember! If you know any thing dirty on anyone hand it in by Tuesday noon, and lis ten to the fraternities and soror ities talk. Convention (Continued from page one) musicians. Nina Warnock, sol< violinist, played the Concerto, ii B Minor by Saint-Saens accompan ied by the orchestra in the firsl movement. Two other selections Strauss’ “Vienna Life Waltz” anc Pierre’s “Serenade” for the strings, were given by the entire or chestra. A grand ensemble of the Univer sity choir and orchestra played the concluding number on the program the March from Tannhauser bj Wagner. Complete Program Listed The complete program for to day at the convention follows: 8:15 No host breakfast, Woman’s building. 9:30 Business meeting—election of officers, School of Music build ing. 10:30 Voice discussion—Mr. Paul Petri, chairman. The Fundamental Principles of Tone Production . Mr. Paul Petri You are cordially invited to drop in and enjoy a hot, steaming cup of delicious, smooth flavored Maxwell House Coffee Anytime This Friday and Saturday —at— Elkins Gift Shop 832 Willamette St. A Part Time Job for » Next Fall Anyone who is interested in representing us in their house on a, commission basis, call sometime before school closes. We thank the student body for their co-operation the past school year. PXrd/tfCcCtsQ/fWM Phone 300 Interpretation, Mme. Rose McGrew The Value of Resonance in the Voice . Miss Ruth Agnow Relaxation ._. .Miss Alma Clare Bicknase Attack . Mr. Otto Wedemeyer Pianissimo Singing . —. Mme. Frida Stjerna 12:00 No host luncheon—Reports of districts—Woman’s building. 1:15 Song recital—drawing room of the Woman’s building. Mrs. Her man T. Bohlman, soprano; Mrs. Ruth Bradley Keiser, at the piano. Come, Sweet Morning .... Old French Slumber Song . A. Gretchaninow Pierrot ... Wintter Watts The Unforseen . Cyril Scott The Piper of Love .Molly Carew Vaghissima sembianza. Donaudy Perche dolce, caro bene, Donaudy Rothe abendwolken . Brahms Botschaft . Brahms Wir wandelten . Brahms Standehen . Brahms Meine Liebe ist Grun . Bruhms 2:00 Program from school of mu sic, Oregon Agricultural college. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Petri in Joint recital. Sonata Opus 31, No. 3, Beethoven Lillian Jeffreys Petri A group of songs—Paul Petri. (a) Bear Dance . Bela Bartok (b) Indian Dance . Wolf (c) Country Dance.... Arthur Hinton Lillian Jeffreys Petri 3:00 Organ discussion—Mr. John Stark Evans, chairman. Transcriptions ..... . Mr. John Stark Evans The Value of the Organ to the Church Service . Mr. William Robinson Boone Pedaling .... Miss Martha Reynolds The Art of Oregan Playing for the Movies . Mrs. Nellie DePinto Organ Construction . . Mr. James A. Bamford 4:00 For Greater Muscianship— Mr. George Wilber Reed, chairman. Pushing Back Our Horizon . . Mr. George Wilber Reed The Ideal Private Teacher from the Supervisor’s Standpoint . . Miss Leona Marsters The Ideal Supervisor from the Private Teacher's Standpoint . . Miss Phyllis Wolfe What the National Federated Mu sic Club Means to America . . Mrs. Elbert C. Peets Success—a Gift? . . Mrs. Ethel B. Watson The Similarity of Co-Ordination iu Various Branches of Applied Music .„ Mr. David Campbell 6:00 Dinner, Three service clubs (Rotary, Lions, Kiwanis clubs), hosts. Address: The Humor in Music— Mr. William Robinson Boone. Songs: In May time, Dudley Buck Thou’rt Like Unto a Lovely Flower . Wilson G. Smith The Song of Hybrias the Cretan.... . Elliot Mr. P. A. Ten Haaf, baritone; Mrs. Ella Connell Jesse, at the pi ano. 8:00 Concert by Portland artists. 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