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rH E .<£. BANQUET SHORT ORDERS AND OYSTERS FINE CONFECTIONERY AND ICE CREAM. G eo . H . S m it h , P r o p r ie to r . TRY TRY A pair of YORAN’S H e a v y S ole Shoes and you will not suffer'from cold and dam p feet 181 W H Ia m n tto S t r o o t I)r. Lowe, optician, at Joe L uckey’s. At assembly W ednesday m orning the students were addressed by Rev. L ind say, the evangelist of the Christian ch u rch and by Dr. W illiamson, a m em ber of the medical staff of the state insane asylum at Salem. Both g en tle men were pleasant talkers and th e students appreci ated th eir rem arks. At the m eeting o f th e Sem inary of history and political science, W ednesday night Ansel Hemenway, ’02, read a re view of late magazine articles on the T rust question, and Mr. Schaler of the d e p a rt m ent of history presented a paper on the V irginia Resolutions which were subm it ted to the constitutional convention of 1787. By the paper, Mr. Schafer showed th at th e'g en eral plan of the constitution as it now stands em inated from th e cre ative mind of Jam es Madison. MORRIS Y .fl. c A The regular m eeting W ednesday eve ning was led by Mr. Beattie, who p re sented in an interesting m anner the sub ject of the “ Morning W atch” is still increasing and the need of a third U U i U ent. NINTH ST. w L D e L A N O Thoroughly renovated. Brushes, Combs and Toilet Articles W illam ette S t r e e t . W IL L O U G H B Y & SON HAMPTON- BROS. Dry Goods Gents’ Furnishings M c C o rn a c k & S o u th W illa m e tte S tr e e t THE BEST FITS IN EUGENE Steam Cleaning & Dyeing Works T tL IP H O N l, K ID Che Lincoln fountain Pen K «> r S . t l e i t t University Book Store 400 Air Tight Stoves, West 8th St. bet. Olive and Charnelton J . O . W A T T S O p t i c ia n a n d J e w e l e r The only place in the county where up to date methods and modern instruments are used for fitting glasses. O regon E ugene , J, U. Green & Son G R O C E R IE S Willamette Street near Ninth. £ )K . L. L. W H IT SO N Dentist Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty M rs . L. M u n k e r s M a rq u a m , M. D. Office corner Fifteenth and Mill street«. ’Special attention given to Diseases of Ladies and Children. passing Judgm ent The Photograph obtains merit from its resemblance to the original. It must represent the individual at his best. This requires art, and since the demand in recent years is for ar tistic effects, our efforts are constant ly directed to that end. Judge us by our work J. $. Cueky’s Jewelry Store can satisiy Any(»ne. 4 *4 Personal Clothing sponged and pressed for $1.00 per month. University of Oregon The Goodrich brothers are the society swells of the college. We note the fol lowing in th e columns of the Register of the 17th inst: “ L ight luncheon was served at the tete a-tete tables over which Messrs Luke and Ray Goodrich graciously presided.” The event was an evening party at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Logan. Ir v in fJewm&n’s ja ilo r §hop ® < * # ® <Sc C O M P A N Y . Convenience O rders filled in firstclassstyle d r u g g is t J. V IT T G E T S T T Opposite Hoffman House __________________ t Q M ARKET iV iA U X i-J a 1 c l« , to accommodate the increas.ng TT Subscribe to the WEEKLY. Lecture on China. 21,» Ramblers sold thi year. Dentists At the tim e of th e regular assem bly lUevcle supplies. E. E- M c C la nahan W ednesday m orning the students will Patronize our advertisers. be addressed by E vangelist H olt, who M c C j Un g Bldg, ' ' illamette St Bicycle repairing. E. Ii. M c C la n a - v a -i 11 lecture U rtiirp nn Ilo olt lt has lias will on I'hitiA China. Mr* M r, H HAN’S. recently returned from the Celestial doing The local oratorical contest is sched E m pire, where he has been S. L U C K E Y m issionary work, and being well ac uled for Eeb. 8. quainted with the situation and condition Dr. T. W. W illiam son, of Salem , was of affairs in the E'ar East, his lecture will the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Erank Strong, be of exceptional interest to all-students who care to acquaint them selves with The Leading Jeweler during his visit in Eugene. current history. At a m eeting of the Chemical Society Tuesday, R. R* Renshaw discussed The M anufacture and Possibilities of Liquid Air. Chas. Redm ond attended a meeting of the Executive com m ittee of the state C«x. Oratorical association, at Albany Tuesday ----—c$>-<>- evening. Colonel L- L. Hawkins, of Portland, '•pent Tuesday at the University, inspect Drugs, Medicine, Toilet Articles Etc. ing the Biological laboratory and the Cor 9th and W illam ette Streets. Condon cabinet. Colonel Hawkins is Term s Cash. curator of the museum in the ci*y hall at Portland. Rev. W. S, Holt will address the stu dents at Assembly W ednesday m orning on “ T he'P resent Crisis in C hina.” Rev. • •♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Holt spent a num ber of years in China ♦ ♦ ♦ in the missionary service of the Presby ♦ ♦ ♦ terian church and is thoroughly fam iliar ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ with the country and its people. ♦ ♦ ♦ The local chapter of the Sigma Nu ♦♦ § ta te U n iv e rsity ♦ ♦ fraternity has elected the following offic ♦ ♦ ♦ ers: Com m ander, L. L. G oodrich; lieu ♦ ♦ tenant com m ander, E. N. Blythe; report ♦ ♦ D e p a r t m e n t s at E u g e n e : —Graduates School; Colleges of L iterature, «♦ Science and Arts; Surveying and E ngineering; School of Mines and ♦ er, C. N. M cArthur; treasurer, C. C. ♦ * ♦ M ining; School of Music; University Academies. McCoinack; recorder. Chas Redm ond; ♦ ♦ marshal, E redJ. Ziegler; sentitial, Clyde ♦♦ Courses preparatory to M edicine and D entistry; for Teachers, and pre ♦ paratory to Law and Journalism . Especially numerous and ad ♦♦ ♦ A. Payne. ♦ ♦ vanced G raduate courses. The Assembly Skippers Brigade m ust ♦♦ ♦ ♦ have been initialing a candidate into the ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » « « O O O O O » * «. « ♦ ♦ + ♦ « m ysterious realms of their order last W ednesday m orning, for the sounds that Reliability came from the corridors of Villard Hall Contort indicated joy and m irth galore. The Brigade will hold its annual election Co know the pleasure of writing with a really reliable pen. you must use next Wednesday m o rn in g . » CRAW P IA N O S ORGANS The interest in the Bible study classes Ninth Street, number in the course i. becoming appar- 4 P o r r is Ä rt ® a lle ry p. L. Chambers
