The Oregon weekly., January 21, 1901, Image 2

flD C r A M
L/PPtCl Y
THfc UKfcl/UN W ttF M -l.
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PBbiwbed each Monday during th e college year
by the Aaaociated Student« o f the University
g T A P F~
the m any friends of the team should not
l? e n ilith lin to pay th em ont of his owu
. )OCh e t .
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patriotism , said Dr. Strong
Kditor-in-chiet _______Clifton N. McArthur, ’oi at the assembly last week, counts for
^ . « e E d ito r .................... t KU Ne Blythe^V* naught, unless the student realizes his
Uuaiucaa M a n a g e r ................c . C. McCornack, oi duties and res ponsibilities in the class-
Aaaiatant M a n a g e r ...— -- - C lyde A
. Payne, room> a tl<l is w illing to comply w ith the
8UB8CRIHTION RATES:
laws and regulations necessary for the
” good governm ent of the U niversity.
s in g le C opy— .........................................................
05 This may not be all poetry for some o f us,
Advertising rate« made know n on application to
nevertheless it is an unim peachable
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lfo- §s.mi-Anna&l §ala -lfo
c o lleg e
» u .in ea. Manager, Bo . B J t u gen e^ O regon ■
dodged
« ith im punity. To have freedom '.,there
must be laws, and until the tim e comes
¿ ^ A . t th e p » . o « e e . .
O r « . . , . . w h o . .«liege stu d e n t, can be » f e ly left
second-ciaan m atter.
to th eir own sense o f responsibility we
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IT IS more than likely th at our debaters ourselves accordingly and after a m anner
will take no part this year in the pro- that will eventually m ake us able to use
ceetlings of the state intercollegiate our responsibilities rig h tly .
«L-outing league. Although his atten-
g .1 1 , .1, m -.tter e arlv in
w ITH Redm ond as m anager and Zteg-
tlon was called to th e m a tte r ta r iy m
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i- fHMie ler as captain, the foot-ball team oi 1901
December, tile president of the league,
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Mr S A Siewert,
of , W ilbaiuette
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ni- aught
nuKl,t to be a very / strong ft one. T here
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ra ile d a n v will be plenty o f valuable m aterial from
versity
has not yet
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any
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..... tl. which to choose an eleven.
m e e tin g ol th e e x e c u tiv e com m ittee to
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arr.m »e a schedule for the present year.
Stanford.
tin , men have a debate arranged for May
been engaged by the
Bargains in Clothing to close out
25 per <ent REDUCTION * *
SHOES at very large reduction
Will more than meet competion
HATS The Celebrated Kingsbury
T<> Close Out part of the stock
paper and the Uni veraity o f O r e g o n . ____
35 with the University o
as im g o . University of N ebraska as professor of
a .,i will not now be able to take part in 8ocio,ogy He wlH begin work j„ F cb .
ir.uit than one other contest
» to re
la ruary at a saiary of $2,000 p e r year. In
one.
In spite of this, t i t
gent emeu order lo avad jtgejf of b js M rvices. it
from i ’aci.ic a n d W ill.im i ttt u m v t rs.it u s
necessary for the university to create
in Mst that Oregon have t it
first <e»a c ,,ew post.'on, as it already had a pro-
with W illamette ami .h a t the w inner
¿ f ecouomics<
then meet Pacific for the ‘cham pion-
• h i p " T a b plan would com pel o u r
John Jol.mmn, fullback on th e N orth-
to prepare two d e b a te , or perhaps »vslern U niversity football team , has
three, in four ...... itli«. Our o p p o n en t, announced his tn te u t.o n to leave th a t
s i.;. arrangem
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ultlioiiifh institution and to en te r Stanford.
insixl upon this
ent, although
, r , John-
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ifd.ni
son
is
celebrated
for
his
wonderful
do«lg-
they have no preponderance ot precedent,
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or other argum ent in th eir favor. Know- >ng and tackling a b .h ty and m ore es-
ir g th at I O. had arranged a debate p en ally for lit. field goal by w hich h.s
wait tV adtington, oar «apie.it league ‘van, tied Iowa in th e last T hanksgiving
official, m ight, as a mere m atter of
He has been prom inent ... ath-
courtesy, have ..ra n g e d the prelim inary letic affairs a . N orthw estern since h l.
lor December or January and the final entrance there, not only m football, but
for March. Failing in this, the first coil alto
baseball ami track w o rk .-U a ily
test m ight have been slated between 1>ftln A»10-
P. U. and W. U. Mild the “ Cham pionship” ----------------------------------------------------------
foran early «late in April. N either of
T H E
B O N B O N 1E R E
these courses has been followed, no
O ttl S i e© t
schedule has lieen arranged, and in three
Bakery, Confectionery, O yster
weeks, our men will h ive to subm it th eir
Parlors and Candy K itchen Fine
question to W ashington Tne result is
Chocolate a Specialty.
th it Oregon will have no „state debate
phone Red 46-4. H. W. DUNN & CO
this year. However, we do not regret
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being thus edged out of the league. Our
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past experience in it lias not been eith er xV-L 1 J_ a 1—» 0 1 L l
so pleasant or so profitable our op-
ponents will say for the lack of victories)
SHOEMAKER
that we should desire a repetition thereof.
We regret that the contests of last season
were lost so we must quit the field with
N’ Xt(b><>r t«> I’liftt Office
lu tiiv il cob>rs We wish W il l a m e t t e _______________ __________ ,__________ ,
,„„1 Pacific U n im iU e a much j«»y in f - A _v v
„ « -n v e v v in r i
their annual debate for the “ inter- DA INK eV K b l KKNDAKia
collegiate cham pionship of O regon.”
TllK FRANCKS of the foot-ball team
are in a bad wav, but no reflection should
I»e cast on the m anner in which Mr.
Go'Mlrich has han<lle«l the financial affairs
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C L H (l
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tliriS IlH ll
sevi ntv
d .'ii.iis w o rth o f
15 per cent off.
gargains all ovar the ploase .
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rank
I t r-collegiate Bureau o f Academic Costum e
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COTRELL & LEONARD, A l b a n y , N. Y.
W holesale m akers of the CAPS an d G O W N S to
American Universities and Colleges
th e
U niversity of O regon, U niversity o f C alifornia, S tanford, U niversity
o f Chicago, Colum bia. Yale, H arv ard a n d o th e rs.
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illustrated bulletin, samples etc upon a p p lic a tio n .
E. SCHWARZSCHILO Photographic Supplies
L A T E S T B O O K S a n d M A G A Z IN E S
fine Leather novelties
B D. PA IN E & CO
S p o rtin g G oods
E ugene,
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:
O regon.
G uns For R ent
H eadquarters for G uns, Pistols,
Fishing Tackle, C utlery, B icy­
cles and A thletic goods consist­
ing of Gym nasium Suits, Sw eat­
ers, Footballs, Boxing Gloves,
Belts, Base and T ennis Balls, etc.
A tten tio n , S tu d e n ts i
I have ju st received a fine line of pictures ju st the th in g
to decorate your rooms. Make your friends happy by
giving them a lovely picture, nice book or box ot
stationery—all of which can be found at the
U n iv e rs ity Book S to re
H. G. MILLER
S u rg C O H S
General agent for the P arker and Lincoln Fountain Pens.
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of the team. Perhaps had our men n o t -------------------------------------- —---------------
gouc to California, not played the Wash-
For G roceries, Crockery,
ington game or not employe«! so expen-
Glassware, Fresh Vege-
aive a coach, the finances m ight be in
tables and B utter go to
better shape. But we wanted all of these
an«, hail them. Now, the season is over Sternsr & Wriehl.— ' th Sireet
.01 1 tin
OVERCOATS
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bills unpaid. If an v one cares to donate
u few dollars, or suggest a m eans of
JO H N
D A V IE S ,
raising the defecit, let him confer with
M E R C ^ ' N T
TAh OR
Mr. G oodrich, for som ething ...ns. 1«
A full line of Im ported ami Domestic
done, and that quickly. W hen th e se
Goods constantly on hand,
bills were contracted, the in m ager gave p inc B rin es» ami Dress Suits to order in
his word th at they would l>e paid, b u t
latest styles and at reasonable prices.
400 Air Fight Stoves.
In order to close out
certain lines of
CLOTHING
W e are se llin g
la ties Ca'Jel 2 Jaciels a, a CHEAT REDUCTION
Ju st look at our front windows and see prices th ey will astonish you
Our
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O »J S are ju st the th in g for this kind o f w eather
c«n Satisfy Anyone.
F. £ t Chambers