The Oregon weekly., April 30, 1900, Image 3

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T H E
BICYCLES.
O R L D .
In the way of
SHOES
LOUGHM .LER
& PET
p. B. Oiffonl, of P ortland, won th e in-
dividual N orthw est g olf cham pionship
last Saturday. Mrs. W. B. Ayer, o f Port-
land, won the w om an’s cham pionship,
HOTOGRAPHS!
C. A., a canvass is being m ade for relief
funds. Twenty-five dollars was raised
on th e J ln d and six m eetings were ,ir-
ranged for yesterday, the 29th.
George R. Campbell will leave today
C. E. Copple and E. I). D avenport
for the headw aters of the M cKenzie, have gone home. The former will spend
We have the very latest styles in
w here he has secured a tw o-m onth’s sur- his tim e superintending a lum ber yard,
M en’s an d W om en’s W ear.
veying contract from the governm ent. ,h e latter in selling scopes until tim e
Black and Tan.
H is brother Charles and Fred Stockton for school next fall.
V eating T ops and Kid Tops.
W e m ake a ► p aoialtv of GOOD SH O E S will accom pany him .
A new catalogue will go into the hands
at $2 50, $3 00 and $3 50.
T here was a special assembly at 9:5° of the p rin ter this week.
I t will be to y o'ir in te ie st to call and pee th is m orning, at which Miss Mary F.
E. M. Patterson has returned from
them at
F arn h am and Miss H arriet Taylor, of
YORAN’S
th e Y. W. C. A. C onvention, addressed Medford.
th e students. T he Glee Club sang, after
CA LIFO RN IA FIE L D DAY.
which I)r. Strong m ade a few appropriate
rem arks.
T he n in th annual inter-collegiate field
T he S tudent Body of the U niversity of m eet betw een the team s of Stanford u n i­
Friday, May 4. is Ju n io r day.
California last Tuesday elected R alph T.
D. V. K uykendall, ’98, was in E ugene, F isher, ’01, and Reno H. H utchinson, ’99 versity and the U niversity of California,
was held at Palo Alto on the 2ist inst.
F riday.
as president and graduate m anager re­ T he honors of the day w ent to th e
The track ath letes are doing good w ork spectively for lie year 1900-1901. W. B.
w earers o f the blue and gold, who took
these days.
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Drum , track captain, was elected vice
ten first places out of a possible th irtee n
Don’t m iss th e cham pionship d eb ate president
and closed the m eet with a score of S4
Saturday evening.
The Chemical society m eets Tuesday points to th eir opponents 33.
C. E. Copple, ’03, left today for his „¡g h t. at 7:30 sharp, in Prof. Laclim an’
W oolsey (U. C.) was the star of the
hom e at Hood River.
lecture room . Papers will be presented day. H e won the h alf m ile, the 220 yd
Final debate, P. U .v s U . O . Saturday, by Messrs. Stockton, W are an d T yree, hurdle, th e high ju m p and took second
May 5, V illard H all.
after w hich there will be a general dis- place in the shot put, m aking a total of
Most o f th e Y. W. C. A. delegates left cussion of th e topics presented. All stu- 17 points.
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v
dents interested in the subject of ehemis-
Flaw (U. C.) won both the w eight
for th eir hom e today.
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try are invited to be present.
events, sm ashing the coast record in the
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n n n ’t m i s s i t
Saturday th e county clerk of M ultno- ham
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m er throw . Drum, the fast Berkeley
adm ission r
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m ail county issued a m arriage license to sprin ter won the 220 a and 440 yd dashes
W o u ld n 't it be funny if th e E ugene L A R ead aud L illian M. Lewis. “ B ill’ h u t was beaten in the hundred by Me-
street cars should stop running?
R ead was a stu d en t at th e U. O. for four CaU ghern, a Stanford freshm an. Cadog-
Professor Irving M. G len will assist at yearg afld was graduated with th e class of ftn th e California freshm an, upon whom
the pipe organ recital at th e M. E. church ’99. Miss Lewis was form erly m atron of the w earers of th e blue ami gold had
th e dorm itory. T he O r e g o n W e e k l y ^ased th e ir sirongest hopes proved a fail -
tonight.
The T reble
Clef sang
sang at
at the
the R
Red Cross extends co ngratulations.
ure as he scored points only in the 220 yd
reble Clef
en tertain m en t at th e arm ory, Tuesday
At th e Academ y o f Sciences Saturday sprint. Stew art, the Stanford sp rin ter
evening.
evening Prof. Condon gave an in te restin g also disappointed his adm irers and Nar-
Mrs. E. H . M cAlister is visiting at Me- th eo ry of th e developm ent of th e hum an raniore the Palo Alto h u rd ler was easily
M innville w ith h er sister, Mrs. H. L . h a n d 'fro m th e rude, fiu-like appendage defeated by the Californians.
Boardm an.
of P laticarpus, a recently d,..covered
Some of th e records .„a, e ... th e . bov
x . 01 , lias
t o 1 been electe.1
-W tw l “ ATf-m./oic C r reptile
t
A rthur B. « Stew art.
ePt. e T he discussion of was
.h e m entioned m eet were poor, but
,„ y t u )argely
Of all kinds fini-hed in
any of the late pro­
cesses at the ...............
DORRIS ARI C LLERY
shoe store .
" about
the campus
eaptan, o f th e Stanford track team
,H e a t e d
<>f
amt bv accountahle for such poor perform ance,
the com ing season.
lie
5 0 1 2 -5 in the m ile run: 5 ft 3 #
Pacific college and Pacific university »raw g
d
in in th e high ju m p and 55 1-5
^ le iLuar
will h o id a d ual track m eet in F orest
At the annual relay races held under
1 ^
Grove on May , 9th .
H eater, the Pacific College vaulter,
cleared th e bar at 11 feet 2 inches F riday
a fte r n o o n in
in practice.
„ract.ee.
afternoon
.
,
.
Come to V illard H all Saturday evening
and learn all about th e governm ent
ow nership of railroads.
Max A. Plum b, who has been spending
a couple of m onths in California, return-
ed to E ugene last week.
C. M. Bishop, ’02, was called to Salem
Saturday to attend th e funeral of his
grawdfaklbsc, Tb©s. K ay.
M m . C. A. Dolpia aw l b** <U*<;bk«*,
V.M M m *1, M temVd ties ¥ . W. C. X.
co«
#1
l**t TV*k
Miw CI m * W ngra, ’9*, retwri**< k© Ka-
jvm » A *rin/ the week frtxu Atlwna, <h«re
has b e tn teaching school,
l'.d D avenport expects to leave boom fit
Jl.aaiarn O regon, w here he will l**t in bi*
Ai«M cM vatsing fix’ aUreoecopic view«.
P h lU d elp “
.
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of Syracuse U n iv rs ity ,
worl(j ,s recon, for rn n n in g
broa(1 jum o , , e clearc<1 u feet 7)4
broad ju m p .
jnc|les easjiy defeating K ranzenlien, the
p e n n s ’.lvania cham pion. J . Duffy, of
G eorgetow n U niversity, won the 100 yd.
dash in 9 4-5, equalling the w orld’s
atnateur record.
The Societas Q uirinalis will hold its
closing m eeting of the year I uesday
evening at the hom e of Prof. Straub, the
m eeting beginning at 7:30. A very in ­
terestin g program has been prepared
cemsisting of papers hv Praeses Straub on
“ The A ttic T h e a tre ,’’ by Miss Roe on
“ Greek T r.^-edy” ami by Miss Emm a
W old o«i “ G reek Com edy.” The pro­
gram will cione with a paper by Mr.
T yree on “ E conom ic Ideas of the
G reek s.’’ All the m em bers, new as well
old, are especially urged to be present
f t this m eeting i* order th a t plans may
1* MW’b* for a gofwl opening next year.
I ’n r u p h r a a e .
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obacco
A. C. WOODCOCK,
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-Some
of th e perform ances were good, b u t . .
whole th ey were n o t up to t le s am J S
of those o f th e Oregon in te r ,
g-
association
Ills
f l. C. H Ü TEN
JOHN DAVIES,
Merchant Tailor
A lull line of Im ported and Domestic
Goods constantly on hand. F ine Busi­
ness ami Dress Suits to order, in the
latest styles and at reasonable prices.
“You o ften see the p h rase ‘Memphis,
th e Queen of th e \ alley. God bless
h e r ’ ” rem ark ed a n ew sp ap er m an the
FAINL A KUYKENDALL,
o th er day. “T he b irth of th a t e x p re s­
sion w as the w herefore of one of the
w ittie st th in g s Ned C arm ack ever said.
AGO
“ I t w as In the lifetim e of T he Appeal-
A valanche and while Mr. C arm ack w as
ed ito r of T he C om m ercial. T here w as
OREGON.
a m unicipal election of m inor im pel- EUGENE,
tan ce on hand, and the e d ito r of The
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A valanche w as ju s t ‘h ap p y ’ enough to
do a tw o colum n ed ito rial of gush con­
cerning the life and d e ath Issues of the
election u n d er th e sen tim en tal headline
. . . GO TO . . .
‘M em phis, th e Queen of the Valley.
God Bless H er!’
"M r. C arm ack cam e out in the m orn­
ing p ap er w ith no o th er com m ent on
th e all Im p o rtan t su b ject under consid­
DR. L. L. WHITSON,
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pletely covered the case and m ade the
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‘ ' • Im m ortal ‘B lank, th e fool of
The fact th a t tw enty imi, i«u peop»t m
VaU
God help ,,,m e “-M e m p h is
EUGENE, ORE.
India are in d an g er „ ( d
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a
l S c lm , t a r .
Crown and Bridge W ork a Specialty.
lion has stirred the spirits o f th e studen ts
fra© *
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leas. Äfctiwdty e A e » * o « |o extend a m *<-
ctf the c o m » itt« e of e rw ig e m e n te fc>r
m iisld
t il tteU
l wt;ne
bald ms«t.
m eet
W . E. C larke has resigned his position
as treasu rer o f th e I. A. A. A. O. a.nl the
S tu d e n t Body of Pacific U niversity has
elected A. E. Y oder to fill the vacancy, and in connection with th e
S a tisfa c tio n
or» m o n e y b a c k .
Saturday, .ions as California and Stanford.
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