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The Oregon Weekly
U n iv e r s it y
VOL.
OK
O r KOON
EUGENE, OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 13, ,9d>-
ALL-NORTHWEST TEAM.
The O re g o n ia n G ives Tw o U
O. P la y e rs P o sitio n s.
T H A Y E R A N D Z E IG L E R .
P hilologian.
F ra n k P. W hit© Died S u d d en ly
In B aker C ounty.
The regular m eeting of the society
was held in Philologian Halt Friday
.evening, Jan u ary 10th. After routine
1 business and appointm ents the following
program was g iv e n :
Recitation by Templeton.
Extem poraneous address by Gray.
C urrent events by McArthur.
Election of officers resulting as fol­
lows ¡—President, G orrell; vice presi­
dent, B lythe; secretary, Tem pleton;
The many friends of Frank W hite
were pained to learn of his sudden
death at Express last W ednesday morn
ing. He had form erly been principal of
Hie high school a t Sum pter but left th at
place to take charge of the public school
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.
s t Express on Ja n u a ry «. He was
raised in Lane C ounty, having lived
, about Eugene and Cottage Grove all his
life. Mr. W hite graduated from the
assistant secretary, Tomlinson; treas- University with
....... the class of
and re-
TREBLt CLEF CLUB
T h e A n n u a l C o n c e r t P r o m is e s
to b e a G o o d O n e .
The Annual concert of the Treble Clef
C'luB ,,as been postponed and will be
F rid a ' evening Jan . ?i
»r* i
• i
The O regonian’s all northw est football
team contains two U niversity of Oregon
T h e c lu h is p ra c tic in g d a ih on a good
players, T hayer and Zeigler, which is a
an d v a rie d list of m e m b e rs
E ugene
better arran g em en t th an th e T elegram ’s
p eo p le mav ex p ect a good co n cert
The
all-Oregon team , published a few days
b a la n c e an d b le n d in g o, voices at p re sen t
ago. H ere is th e O regonian’s line up:
is b e tte r th a n it h a s b e e n a t a m tim e tie
Captain and q u a rte rb a c k —K errigan, Gale’»- '
' . CenSO,r ’ Good,,lli «liter, I mained lor a ....... in Enacne. taking tore a n d th e se le c tio n s b a n - been e h o -e n
M. A. A. C.
arm s Eaton™ "“ " '
•er‘E<,an‘-“t- !
« » * ¡" chem istry. Late,
w ard c o m b in in g r e a n lh
p
'
“ — .......... ;
v.«i n o m h i e iie u iis ir y . E a te r h e | w ith “ a view
»•*-»» • to
«»»<»•<,
in
Halfbacks—Downs, M. A. A. C.. and
n A On'
i opened an assay office at Cottage Grove,
n,usic with what pleases «he usual
Dolph, M A. A. C.
e a e o n t i e question: “ Resolved, but
last
sum
m
er
w
ent
to
n>ik*.r
.-.tm
.i
v
¡a
u
d
ie
n
itio n n to
to th
th e e chont>
c h o ru s
In a a d d d d itio
but last sum m er went to Baker county a u d ie n c c e e . . In
Fullback—Sanders—M. A A. C.
| T hat the United States should adopt a
win re, as stated above, he was pi ineipal n u m b e rs th e re will be so m e solo work
Center—T hayer, Oregon.
system of ship subsidies.” Affirmative of the Sum pter high sehoo for a time.
a n d sp ecial n u m b ers.
Guards—Z ercher, W h itm an; G ardner, side
was
supported
by
Hemenwav
amt
tj, , ,
XT
.
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B esides h is m o th e r, th e d e ce a se d
In consideration of the num ber of
Washington.
Stockton. N egative side supported by leaves th ie e sisters. Mrs. Lottie Hunt voices to choose from am i the tim e tluif
Tackles—P ra tt, M. A. A. C.; and E l­ Tomlinson and Fisher.
Points were | of Bohemia, Miss M ation W hite of Cm- fbe m em bers have been able to give to
m ade on noth
both sides as follows:—Affirm-
follows ¡-A ffirm - tage Grove, Miss b erth a W hite of En- practice the coming annual concert
ton, W. A. C.
niaae
Ends—Zeigler, O regon; Barnard, W. | » liv e : The m erchant m arine should be
gene; and one bro th er, William J. ought to prove tin» best yet given bv
A. C.
built up; subsidies are necessary to se­ White of Portland. The hotly was the T reble Clef Club. N ext week iho
cure this end ; Am erican ships cannot shipped to Cottage Grove for burial.
program and list of im-mhers of the
MAKE-UP OF SECOND TEAM.
now com pete with foreign m erchant
i
clilh
" ill be published.
Mr. W hite was popular among th e
The se c o n d te a m , c o m p o se d o f all-
vessels; ship subsidizing is not only for students, having taken a full s:x re a r s ’
northw est p la y e rs, a c c o rd iti* to th e O re­
M r. A rth u r F razier.
private profits b u t for the public wel­ course at the Univeisity. He was a
gonian, w ould lin e -u p as follow s:
The Oregonian of Decem ber 2*2, in
fare; in tim e of war American m erchant member of the C hristian clm reh, ami
Center—C h itten d en . W hitm an.
ships could fie used by the governm ent; was liked by all, leading an exem plary w riting of the opening conceit <>f tin*
G uards— E a rlv , W . A . C
van I railroads and other industries practically stu d en t life. He will be sorely • n»isHed l Ky" ,,) h o n y
w h ich A rth u r
Voorhis, M. A. A. C .
-
Lotus Frazier, of the D enartm ent «¡1
Tackles—A n k e n j, W hitm an, an,I Me- ! 1----- 1---------- 1— i- . <■
to
Ì
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(«¡«ml.,
Music of t h e U n i v e r s i ty o f O r e g o n , m a d e
-od Idaho
c | to prom ote their developm ent; m ain
Lend. Idaho.
h
is debut an c< ,n e t p i i a h n u i i h s s t i , , s said,
Negative.-;
. ..
I i ouier
nner
nations subsidize. N
e g a tiv e :’
Y M
o te s
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o u , u in
Y.
M. C
C. A A. N
Notes.
w X T to ™
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Co,>!rove- The theory of a permanent ayate.n of!
—
j part,
part, concerning
con,-orning h him
im ; :
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I subsidizing is contrary to the principles
Q u a rte rb ac k — L a s h e r, W . A. C.
Halfbacks—P roff
<)regon
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C • W alt,
r
for
H a u e rb a c k .
coa ches .
i
limn
the*
F r a z e r ’s wo.k
wo« k In
in the
th e concerto,
c o n c e rto ,
A la rg e r n u m b e r of m
en a tte n d e d th
e
Frozer's
.
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,
,,
i 'o one
id lv
too o h b ig ld
v . lit-
n e c ••¡in
an lia
h a rd
ly sp eak to
lilv
Ill»
,,« ~ c ra ' « « " v e rn .n e u t; m a n l » . . ■ evol,..„„l „ .... .
’ | d iz in g all people a re taxed for the b enefit
'
.
am c a p ta in
TKAW W o d
team
A
.•
last
|.,,,l„ y ,„«h, ............
th a n a t a n y p rev io u s m e e tin g sin ce th e
i - ¡ 1 , . , ' .............
Iv in to bis 20s.
lie h ad nevei p irn e il
i of a particular class; if one industry !
conducted l.y Mr. Ilu te 1 inson «at! w’, *‘
in c b e s tia liefo tc, yet ih e te wan
receives a bounty all others arc en titled i
th e school y e a r
C. II. 1 ", rei,*s,,r*,,tf calm ness in bis bearing
to file
u lu n /l anti
on.l fl,,,™
I):i vis m
ill T
irtiu s, II
1 1 .’s d
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A b la ^ se • ¿ ' '¿ I 'o
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iiim
h
fbe s sa a m
m e e; • i'n
England
Germ any do Havis
ami
T. I. L. W
W illb
illiam
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not subsidize and France lias bad much gates to the Pacific iirove S tu d en ts’ hardly have been m o ie a t bis ease. H e
trouble with the subsidizing plan ; coin- ' Uonfereiice, gave interesting reports of I'laved q u ie tly , with a sim plicity that
merce would not be increased ; we now i Hiat great meeting. Mr. Davis einpba- nev,‘’ *or a moment dropped into senti-
,
. . . . .
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, ,
. tnentalltv. th e im pression lleeonveved
have all th e requisites for ship building ! »»zed the need of a more careful study to the audience wnsof Ib ctl,oven young,
without subsidies and this is now a pros- of the Bible and diligent observance nt ' tin worn bv sorrow, blithe, almost g a t.
perous industry in o u / country. The the m orning watch for out own associa-J •v ct ” ot w B liout th a t u n d e rto n e nt* scri-
flecision was
w a s given
iriv e n to
nu.m»■ side
ui.l.. tion
tion m
i*xoiesM>>.l the
tin. oiism s s t h a t o m a lw a v s f o u ls ¡11 h im
decision
to tbe
the negative
m em
em bers.
bers. He
He also
also expressed
► ven w h en a t p lay . * * * | | e WMh
in the prepared debate.
need of m a in ta in in g a g e n e ra l s e c re ta ry at bis best ill the last m ovem ent, in
about as follow s:
A com m ittee of three was appointed at l,ie U niversitv of Oregon. Mr. Wil- those passages in which the elem ent of
C enter— N a m a c k . W A C.
G"ards—W oodruff, yj A. A . C ., and to draw up resolutions of condolence in liams spoke specially of the Bible study sm p iise is introduced ; to these lie gave
a sparkling piquancy s li d grace that
W rigl t, V. \ V.
the ev en t of the sudden death of Frank and mission work o f the conference. could not fail to delight. *
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I*. W hite, who was one of the ch arter There is a constantly growing dem and
Tackles— lle rb o ld , U. L:
EaMland,
L a u re a n .
for young men who are willing to devote
m em bers of th e Philologian society.
Heppner.
After several item s of new business their lives to C hristian work in the for-
The Laurean x a iety held its regular
E n d s—M cM illa n , M . a . A.
C., and
M cFadden, P acific U n iv e rs ity .
the rem arks of the censor closed the j e 'Kn Held«.
meeting on Fridav evening. Much of
It
is
to
he
regretted
th
at
not
more
of
program
for
th
e
evening.
the tim e wan given no to the discus­
Halfoacks—S m ith , U. O., am i Bishop,
our stu d en ts could have atten d ed the sion
kueniawa.
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ethods of arousing interest
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meeting at Pacific Grove, but all who debating and literary work. A comm ft ti
In d o o r Baseball.
^ ’¿ u ir te r b a c k — Edwards. A lbany Col-
heard Mr. Davis and Mr. W illiams m ust was appointed to rew rite constitution of
that
A gam e of indoor baseball was an j have felt a new interest, ami as a result society, including am endm ents tha
Fullback—A llen. W hitm an.
,e
the
work
has
been
given
a
new
im
petus
have
been
m
ade
in
the
past.
The
(pies
non need for Saturday afternoon in the
more ought to be h c c <» i ii -
n ex t Friday evening Is
G ym nasium , ex-H igh School vs. Un, and , m 1 uch
Pacific G rove C onference.
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[ Resolved, That the Ship Subsidy Bill
versity. Not enough of the former be-
during th
the .re
rem
^ plished
pluhed.luring
m » ainder
inilnro of l the year
year. as proposed, is to U,B
the twit
best i.nere.t«
interests o of
th
e
U
n
it
e
d
KtAteM
'I’lte
u
tflrm
u
tiv u w
il
the
United
S
tates.
The
affirm
ative
will
ing
present,
some
of
the
positions
were
() l h‘" nas W illiam s and Carl Davis, U.
be
supported
by
M
erritt
and
D
illard,
W rig h t fo r Football M an ager.
en I*™ Sf ll^a ^’Ves
Hie s tu d e n t coiifer- filled by others. The game w as called
while the negative will l>e upheld by
e at I acific G rove, returned home about 3:45; positions and score as fol­
..
,
. Howe and Jo hnson, Prepare«! address
At a m eeting of the A thletic Board wi„ be giveh ,,y M M Scarborough
ar i eek- I hey report an enthusiastic lows :
E lm er W right was
Innings 1 2 t 15 fi 7 8 | Innings..! 28 I t 7 8 t I on Fritlay last,
t)le ’ UcceS8ful m eeting. The colleges of
c Zeigier 00 1 111 . 11 M urphy o 0 l
1 chosen m anager f«?r n ex t y e u r’« football I
C h e m ic a l S e m in a r.
lows* ° r^ 1" CSt WCre re PreSt‘” ,e 'b Hs fol- F w r i K ^ O . 111.1. 0! KhideVl x’lOO " 2 teara’ w Hght is registered from Union
I’acifie(r eg° n ASric u l‘ural College, 3 ; 2 L atonrette 0 1 00 . 1 Dillard I l o i n
The Chem ical Sem inar m et Monday
3 coiintv and is a grad u ate of the Union
3 Casteel 0 ..................
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3
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Haley
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versit
*,1Vers,t>> 21 W illam ette Uni- h Tiffany 10 10 1
3 | Hawthorne 1 0000 1 highschool, lie entered th e U niversity night, Ja n u a ry fltli. Mr. G rider pre­
College
i AIbUnV C° llege’ I; DMllM s Bean Ox 0 0 10...
^ i i T i ^ o o n o o 1 ’ 0, o in 1900, b a m em ber of the ’04 class, ««nted th e s u b je c t,‘‘S tard ard s for Acid
ll Shlveaooooo....... o
f W illiam» 10 0 11
Wa’ hingt^n ,,,VerS,ty ° f W ^ h in g to n , 3; t M erch a n to o i x i o 2, Weed 10000......... 1 ami is taking a course in m ining engi- ’ S olutions.” Several m ethods were dis-
eussed and their a«lvantages noted. Dr.
A gricultural College, 1; Total....................... 22 I Total .................... 13 neering.
W h«tniad,
1
-------------------------- 1 L acbm an reviewed the “ Periodic Sys-
2; I Diversity of Idaho, 1; U. „
0
confer ^ r *
was *n charge of the
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A l«x*al organization of the In te r-c o l-; tern ” with especial reference to Tellu-
w*re I),1Ce*’ A n,onK o th er speakers
The m em bers of th e cabinets of the jegiate Prohibition Association has been 1 rium , which does not seem to fit in the
°hio- r \ lleeler of Berkeley; Pugh, of U. O. Y. W. and Y. M. C. A. w ereroy- effected. An article explanatory with j place assigned it.
T he chem istry of
soiiK ’m * f >anL
N orthw estern; Par- ally entertained at the Craig House fuller d etails is unavoidably
om itted , l ‘,llurium , however, lias been reviewed
Saturday evening.
* this week, but will appear in n ex t issue. an<*
*tom ic weight verified.
O(’d, McCoy, and others.
A num ber o f good coaches have been
at work on th e different gridirons of the
Northwest th is year. Some of them
were at one tim e th e sta r players of big
Eastern team s, w hile others have distin ­
guished them selves locally.
file team ol t o a d i e s w ould lin e up
■n