R< port off Business Manager of Oregon
W eek ly.
T he follow ing is a sum m ary of my re
ports o f th e financial condition of the
Oregon W eekly from Septem ber i, 1900
to Jan u ary I, 1901:
r e c ie p t s .
By Associated S tu d en ts...$83 00^
“ S ubscriptions................. 46 75
“ A dvertisem ents............. 66 00
Total reciepts.................. $195 75
DISBURSEMENTS.
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To F irst N a t’l Bank, note
an d in te rest.......................#51 60
To S. H. F rie n d ly , note
and in te re s t...................... 25 90
T o S tephen B urton, car-
rier, 99-00......................... 3 00
To Y. M. C .|A ., advertise-
m ent in h a n d book....... 2 50
To Schw arzschild, books...
85
“ R egister, p rin tin g ......... 90 00
“ O Bradley, c a rrie r....... 4 00
“ T P alm er, folding and
m ailin g ............................... 2 75
“ Postage on paper .........
37
“ Postage stam ps.............
28
Total disbursem ents... ..... $181 25
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Cash on h an d , Jan 1, 1901.... ..... $ H 50
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Business M anager.
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Current History Library.
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Mr. Schafer, o f the d epartm ent of his
tory, is perfecting a schem e to institute
a g reat new spaper library w hich will
eventually becom e historical in value.
H e will secure copies of every Oregon
w eekly paper and keep th e files as they
are p rin ted , having th e yearly volum es
bound. In th is way records of every
section of Oregon will be k ep t intact.
T he value of such a collection will be
recognized w hen we realize th at not a
vestige of official record now rem ains of
various im portant events in L ane county
p rior to a very few years ago. F iles of
papers are destroyed and w hile we have
no historians, it will be only a m atter of
tim e w hen th e very events of today in
Oregon will be questioned and failing of
p ro o f m ay be discarded as w orthless.
M r. Schafer’s idea carried out will cer
tain ly elim inate th is danger. A sim ilar
lib rary in every state university would
be an innovation w orthy to be sustained,
and certainly would become valuable
records in th e future.
Y. W . C. A.
T he nom inating com m ittee o f the
Y. W . C. A, reported at th e regular
W ednesday afternoon prayer m eeting.
T h e report was accepted and th e follow
ing officers unanim ously elected: Pres
id en t, G race Plum m er, ’02; vice-presi
d e n t, Marie Bradley, ’03; secretary, Alice
M cK inlay, ’03; corresponding secretary,
G ene C raw ford, ’04; treasu rer, Lulu
Craig, 03; editor, M argaret B annard, ’03.
T he Y oung W om en’s Bible Study-
class was form ed with a m em bership of
tw en ty. S h erm an ’s Study of th e Life of
C hrist has been taken up w ith consider
able enthusiasm by th e girls. M embers
who have not yet received th eir books
should see Miss Craig at once so th at the
w eek's work m ay be taken up im m edi
ately. T he class will m eet Sunday afte r
noon at th ree o ’clock. If necessary, two
bands will be form ed, and in order th at
th e leaders m ay m ake the arrangem ents,
all girls w ishing to jo in th e class should
speak to th e president as soon as possi
ble.
W e fail to get our Idaho exchange.
It reaches E ugene O K, but M cCornack,
our w orthy business m anager, eagerly
devours its contents and forgets to hand
it to us. H e m ust be interested in som e
body up in Idaho.
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