The Oregon weekly., April 30, 1900, Image 1

THE OREGON WEEKLY
U N IV E R S IT Y
OF
OREGON.
No. 11
EUGENE, MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1900.
CHAMPIONSHIP DEBATE
D epartm ent of College Associations, ami
Y. VV. C. A. CONVENTION.
Miss F arnham gave a talk on " The
Tak $ Place, Friday Evening, in Pac’fc University and U. O. to meet
T he Y. W . C. A. C onvention held its O ther G irls.”
A sym posium was then held d u rin g
Villard Hall.
Saturday l.v ning.
first session in M. E. church F riday even­
which best m ethods of work were in ­
ing, April 27. After song service the
form ally discussed. Miss Taylor told of
The eleventh annual Ju n io r exhibition
The final contest of the Oregon Inter-
m eeting was opened by Mrs. C. A. Dolpli,
th e plans being made by the association w ill be given in Villard hall next Friday Collegiate D ebating League will be held
state president of the Y. W . C. A. Scrip­
of Berkeley for the Sum m er Conference evening, com m encing at 8 o ’clock. The in V illard hall. Saturday May 5 t h .b e -
ture lesson and prayer was led by Rev.
to be held at Capitola, California, May orators and th eir subjects are as follows: ginning at 8 o'clock.
1 he t ontesting
H ollingshead, pastor of the M. E.
1S-2S. I11 o ld er th at all the state in stitu ­ Miss Susie Bannard, “ The Arrival of a team s will represent Pacific 1 m versity o
church. T he address of welcome on be­
tions of Idaho, W ashington and Oregon T h in k e r in the W orld,” Luke Ladore Forest Grove, and the University of Ore-
h a lf o f th e pastors of E ugene was given
may be represented, Mrs. H earst, of G oodricli, “ Lord and T h an e;” Miss Bes- gon. Pacific has already met anil defcat-
by Rev. C. C. Smoot, pastor of th e Bap­
Berkeley, has offered to pay th e e x ­ sie H am m ond, “ Our Hope lies in the ed W illam ette and the debate with I . O.
tist church. He em phasized th e im por­
penses of a delegate from each of these R ecognition of Solidarity in Social Inter- will decide the league cham pionship for
tance o f th e Association work in its co­
institutions. Miss Susie Bannard will be ists;” John J. H andsaker, “ T he Arrival t h e y ear 1900- The question to be d is­
operation w ith th e churches to develop
sent to represent the U niversity of O re­ o f a T h in k e r in the W orld;” R ichard S. cussed is:
the spiritual side of the student life.
Sm ith. “ Lord and T hane;” Edw ard S.
“ Resolved. T hat governm ent owner-
gon.
A cordial welcome on b eh alf of the
After voting to hold the convention Yan Dyke. “ Oregon, the Hom e of a new ship and
operation o f te m to ria
local Y. W . C. A. was given by its presi­
nex t vear at Corvallis, the session a d ­ T ype of Civilization;” W alter Lincoln railw ays would b etter subserve the
dent, M iss Bannard, in a few well chosen
W hittlesey, “ T he new Idea o f L ib erty .” public welfare th an does th e present sys
journed.
rem arks. She spoke o f th e increased
A party of the delegates were taken to Miss Grace Ivorda W old, “ T he most tem o f ow nership and operation by priva e
openings and dem and for women s work
rst.
S k in n er Butte while others visited the Vital Need of the Masses: F aith in a T rue corporations; it being conceded:
and the need o f C hristian women w ith
Aristocracy of Intellect and Conscience.” th at all constitutional and legal lnndr-
univer-ity buildings.
spiritual train in g to fill thèse various po­
The orations will be interspersed w ith rances to such ow nership and operation
Saturday evening, after a solo by Miss
sitions. She called a tten tio n to the ad­
H ansen, D r.’ Strong delivered a strong various musical selections. T he general could have been rem oved; secondly, th at
vantages m ade possible by th is conven­
public is m ost cordially invited to be all such railway system s coul« be secured
address upon “ Christian E ducation.”
tion by b rin g in g to our m idst such speak­
for a fair com pensation; th ird ly , th at all
Sunday m orning Miss F arnham and present.
ers and experienced w orkers as Miss
appointm ents, prom otions and removals
Mrs. Allen delivered excellent addresses
T aylor, th e Am erican general secretary;
TRYOUTS SATURDAY.
in our civil service would be made on the
in the Congregational and Baptist
Miss F arnham , professor of E nglish in
basis of business eilieieny o n ly .”
churches, respectively. Mrs. Allen told
Pacific U niversity, a n d our state officers.
T he affirmative speakers who will rep-
us th a t th e first Y. W . C. A. was o rg an ­ There Will be Close Competition in
Miss Leona E iancis, of Albany College,
resen tth e University of Oregon are \ \ . L.
ized in London in 1855. T he first in the
Some Events.
responded in a pleasing way.
W hittlesey, ’01, B. C. Jakw ay, ’02, and
U nited S tates at Norm al, Illinois, in
A report of th e w ork on the N orth
George O. G oodall. ’02. Pacific Univer-
1872. In 1887, the Am erican Com mittee
Pacific Coast was m ade by Mrs. Dolpli.
The
try-outs
for
the
purpose
o
f
select-
8|ty ,s representatives, who will uphold
was organized with headquarters at
T h e convention address was delivered
negati' iestion
e side are
of the question are
Chicago. It is composed of 33 represen­ ing th e ’Versity track team will be belli the ____m
by Rev. Jo h n A. Cleland of the Presby­
tatives.
The W o rld ’s Association was 011 Saturday, May 5, beginning at 3 L vnn Lancefield, ’(«>, W ni. F. Fletcher,
terian ch u rch . H e touched th e keynote
organized in 1892, headquarters at L o n ­ o ’clock. No admission will be chargad ’00, and A. D. S c h o c h , ’99.
which responded th ro u g h o u t the conven­
don. Miss A nna Reynolds from W elles- and all friends o f the university are in ­
REV. MR. TEnPLETON CALLED.
tion. H e inspired the audience by his
vited to be present.
lv was chosen general secretary.
noble th o u g h t an d practical suggestions
The order of events will be as follows:
One good o f th e Association is its
1, 880 yd run; 2, broad jum p; 3, 100 New Pastor for W estm inister Presby-
for th e college g irls’ C hristian living.
inter-denom inationalism . Christian girls
Miss T aylor closed th e evening service,
terian Church, Portland.
en terin g college are likely to be led from yd dash; 4, shot put; 5. 220 y<l hurdle;
im pressing th e congregation with her
6, ham m er throw ; 7, 220 yd dash; 8,
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religious influencss by the m ultip licity
zeal and enthusiasm . After th e services of college interests and become dwarfed m ile run; 9, high ju m p ; 10, two m ilt
Rev. II. S. T em pleton lias Iieeti called
bicycle race; 11, 220 yd dash; 12,120 yd to suppiy the pulpit and pastorate of
a m ost enjoyable reception was held in
spiritually by the pendulum sw inging
h u rd le. T here will be no trv-outs in the W estm inister Presbyterinn C hurch, East
th e parlors of th e M. E. church. The
from th e in terlectu ral to the social e x ­
T reble Clef sang an d refreshm ents were
T enth and W eidler streets. He will ar-
trem e u ntil they m ay realize th at they w alk and pole vault.
W.
O.
T
rine
will
act
as
starter,
Prof.
rivc ¡n the citv a n j preach his first ser-
served.
have passed the form ative age. The girl
Burden as m easurer and Prof. 1. M. G len tnon at W estm inister Church Sunday,
S aturday m orning, Bible and devotion­
of today recognizes a royal independence
and Davie Linn as tim e keepers.
May 5th. The call extended to him is
al services were led by Miss F arnham .
but she m ust keep a tig h t grasp on the
T
he
com
m
ittee
on
arrangem
ents
for
for a stated period, but there is hardly
She gave a fine explication o f th e 19th
u p h o ld in g power of Christ.
th e state field meet held a business m eet- any (i<>ubt th at it will be made perm ati-
Psalm and spoke of th e source of M oody’s
Sunday afternoon, Miss 1 aylor held a
Mr. Tem pleton is a t present a t San
great power and wisdom being th e sim ple devotional service which, as she prayed in g in Salem Saturday afternoon and as en '
know ledge of Clod's word and of the th a t it would, was uplifting to all who a result of th eir deliberations, the follow­ Anselmo Sem inary, California, where be
ing persons were selected
recently graduate ! • with
honors. His
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hum an heart.
were present. T hat girls needed to be
y: Referee, M M. R ingler, Fort- holllc is at Brownsville, where his par-
The follow ing state officers were elect­ filled w ith the spirit of C hrist as m uch in the day:
ed: President, Mrs. C. A. Dolpli; vice- th e class room as if they were to be G en­ land V. M. C. A; Inspectors, C hester ents jive He comes from Presbyterian
At the Brownsville Presbyterian
y . Salem ; Lote Langley, Forest s(ock
president. Mrs. E. W . Allen; secretary, eral Secretary. T hey needed deep spir­ M u rp h hv,
;
D.
V
Clmrcli,
in the m em bership th ere are 30
Grove;
I).
K
uykendall,
Drain.
Judges
Miss C am pbell, of C orvallis; assistant itu ality ju st as m uch in the kitchen as it
at
finish,
berg; C. M. T em plctons. He comes very highly
a t in
.is h , H. F. Allen, N ew
ewberg;
secretary, Miss H ager, of M onm outh.
was needed in the pulpit.
Y oung, Eugene; F rank W illm a n , Salem . recol„m ended. Calls have come to him
The treasu rer reported a balance in the
Mrs. Allen w ithdrew her engagem ent
T
im e-keepers, Edw in R. Bryson, Cor- froin severai of the pulpits he has filled,
treasury at present of f 1.50. A statistical at the Presbyterian church so th at more
Presbyterian
report was given from th e th irteen Asso­ m ight have the opportunity of h earin g vallis; Professor J. L. E reytog, Mon- H(j hag SUp pn e(i the
ciations of Oregon. Pacific U niversity Miss T aylor at the M. E . church Sunday m outh; I. H. Van W inkle, Salem. Ju d g e C hurches of E ugene and M ilton very
of w alking, Bert K errigan, P o rtlan d . accep ta |,iy# O regonian, April 24.
report excelled all phases considered,
evening.
C lerk of course, Geo. M cM illan, Port-
[M
pleton was a student at the
[ M r. Tem
Tcm pletoi
m em bership, 41.
land. Measurers, Van L eavitt, New­ U niversity of Oregon for six years anil
Miss T ty lo r spoke on th e College As-
M yittiol. t R adiating C enter. Places
T he rebuilding of the new boat-house berg and Presi lent F ran k S trong E u ­ was graduated with the class of ’96- He
are to be filled in th e Sabbath schools, at H arvard, to replace th e one burned gene. Judges of field events, P resident was captain of the famous ’95 foot-ball
in all Bind* of societies, m ission fields ot down last C hristm as, will begin in about Thom as N ew lin Newberg and Professor eleven, bolder of th e inter-collegiate
different characters an d in m any places. a w eek. It was first planned to rebuild Clyde Phillips, Corvallis. Scorer o f record for the ham m er throw and w inner
T hey d em i id college graduates. I h ere it of brick, and the New York graduates trac k events. P resident P. L. Cam pbell, of the Northwest O ratorical contest in
are 30,000 ><«i»n a tten d in g the 22 state subscribed $8,000 for th a t purpose. But M onm outh, Scorer of field events, Pres­ 1896. He was also valedictorian of his
u iiv ar* itia» i* tM U nited States, 50,000 this sum was not sufficient, and the b o at­ id en t W. C. H aw ley, Salem . T he class and won the Failing prize on the
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I t tt a d i i i g the state norm als, 82 house, therefore, will be b u ilt alm ost selection of a starter was postponed. A day of his graduation.]
: * a d i i w i t h
an attendance of exactly like th e old one. T he new n u m b er of m inor d etails connected with
c h e h ic a l society .
:Srx>. TMn
nece.<arv th a t th e col- launch which will r^ ilac e the F ran k the m eet were settled. M anager K en­
h<va stro n g religious influences for T hom pson is com pleted except for the w orthy expects a large crowd 011 Ju n e 2.
The regular m eeting of the Chemical
it is to be the rad iatin g center from m achinery.
C ham pionship debate.
Society will be held in I)r. Lachm an’s
w lifth every line of life is to be filled.
The A m herst Club of Chicago has
C
ham
pionship
debate.
lecture room Tucsilay, May I, at 7*3°
Saturday afternoon, Bible and devo­
offered to A m herst students two prizes of
p . in .
Cliampionship debate.
tional services were led by Miss F arn ­
$25 and $15 respectively for the best tw o
C. M. B is h o p , Sec.
ham. Miss E. G ladys Newell of A lbany
SATURDAY, MAY 5, V ILLA RD HALL
college, read a paper on th e M issionary new Amherst college songs.
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