The Oregon weekly., January 13, 1902, Image 4

COLLEGE CALEXAR.
Jan. 13—Monday, 7:30 p. in.,—
Chemical Seminar meets in
McClure Hall.
Jan. 14—Tuesday, 4 p. m.,—Treble
Clef Club practice in Villard
Hall.
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l*L^ Articles,
° fi'^ rfr Brushes,
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Toilyt
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Bakery and Confectionery.
«•lasH whh ap p aren tly deeply
in the d evelopeinent of
of the Juruftgic Period into ", " i... 1
birds of the Cretaceous when
produced these lines:
The w retched P terodactyl
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H ad no place to lay his head ;
The Lord looked down in pitv,
And gave him a feather-bed.
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Seminar of History, McClure iSc,,ooi a,,<l a,a,lo”'ieH
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W ade Brooks has returned to E ugene
and will resum e his work a t th e Univer-
sity.
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Louie h t. Ionio H ooker lian a lucrative
position in the Oregon S tate Insane
Asvlum.
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T he E gotist
Mr. H am m ond, p resid en t ’(14, has Diana of the Crossways
work in Portland » h e rn he will rem ain Life of Win. Morris
this year.
E a rth ly Paradise, 3 vols
Miss A ldrich was called hom e to La ' Defence o f Guenevere
< »ramie last week by th e sudden death 1 Life and Death o f Jua«»n
of her father.
1 Sigurd, the Volsang
P avings B ank B uilding
Drs- ATWOOD & DAY,
P h y s ic ia n s a n d Surgeons
Dr. A. G. ATWOOD. . . Dentlst'
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OFFICE OVER LANE COUNTY BANK
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B. L a k in , Vice President
L IT E R A T U R E .
1 P. L. S n o d g r a ss . Cashier.
Geo. Barrow p. E. P o t t e r , Ass’t Cashier.
Chas. Kingsley
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Surplus, - - $50,000.00
The following new books have been
Miss Alice M errim an, ’05, will not
added to the L ibrary:
return to school this year.
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All kinds of SA LA I)S
and BOTTLE Goons.
A full line of ELYS-
I A N P E R F U M ES.
The finest in the city.
Capital,
New Books.
Miss Pearl Luckev, ’04. will not return
to school.
G r o c e r ie s
EU G EN E,
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Crown and Bridge Work
A Specialty,
P a in e & K u y k en d aii
Physicians and Surgeons
Portland.
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Merchant Tailor
i Hie following officers were elected, I'red |
Ziglcr, ’02, p resid en t; Kirk Sheldon.
Jan. 11 — Friday, 3. p. m.— Eutax- ’h«b vice p resident ; G race P lu m m e r,’02,
¡an Literary Society meeting in He< reti,rV- Plans of work were dis-
Deady H a l i
cussed, and it was decided to attem p t to
give social affairs which would bring
Jail. 17—Friday, 6:45 p. 111.— Y. M. Uie m em bers of g rad u atin g classes from
C. A. meeting in Association ^ ord an d in stitu tio n s in touch with Var-
{L,oni
| K,,v so ld en t» . C om m ittees were ap­
pointed to draft co n stitu tio n and fry-laws
Jan. 1/—Friday, /:30 p.m.— Philo- },,1<l to a rra n g e for a reception during
logian Society meeting in ,l,e holidays. At a m eeting held in
Deady Hall
P ortland it was decided to defer the
reception, b u t to a tte m p t n ex t year to ,
fan. 1/ — Friday, 7:30 p .m .— Lau- work • ” connection with th e alum ni
rean Literary Society meeting r‘‘si'lu ig in P o rtlan d . At p resen t the
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I m em bers will do w hat they can by p e r- Î
in Heady
Hall.
sonal work to help along the cause of
0111 S tate ('D iversity in th e s ta te ’s me-
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tropolis.
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Dr. L. L . W H !T 3 0N
.¡G ladstone
J u s t before the vacation, at the advit
of
|)r. Strong, a m eeting was held of all
Jan. 15—Wednesday, 3 p. m.—Y.
W. C. A. meeting in Associa- j the stu d en ts from P o rtlan d , with tin
j purpose of form ing som e organization
tion Room.
which would have as its object the ob-
Jan. 15—Wednesday, 7:30 p. m .— 'ta in ln g o f new stu d e n ts from th e High
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Crocfcsry and Elassware
Bicycles
R e p a irin g o f
A ll Kinds.
f je r HUDDLESTON-
Miss Susie I’.aiiiiard, ’01, and Mis* ; House of the W oltings
E dith B aunaid visited in E ugene during Story of the G litterin g Plain
557 W illam ette S t .,
Wood
Beyond
the
W
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th e C hristm an vacation.
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Miss Bertha T em pleton, 03’ has not j The S undering Flood
Herod
S.
Phillips
com e hack to school. She m ay go to
Marius, the E picurean
W. Hrttcr f
Portland to stild v music.
C om plete Poems
D. G. Rossetti
Condon Bean, ’03, spent the hitter
40 N inth S t . - - E ugene .
Roderick Random
P . < i S m o lle t t
pint of the vacation in G ia n ts Pass, . . . . u
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
1 John Inglesant
Pmf. McAlister s class in advanced At Odds
T aniphoens | B o t Its: If—12 a . m . — 2—6 p. m .
M li » e l ¡n g h a v e c o m p le te d a to p o g r a D ii
T ristram S h an d y , 2 vols
L. S terne
ic . il s n i v e l o f th e c a m p u s .
Office in C hrism an Building
S entim ental Journev
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ugene ,
Miss Mamie Scott, of Creswell, who
e^on j N e x t D oor to P ost O f f ic e .
atten d ed th e sum m er ttchool, is again
with us. She registered last M onday.
J. MANVILLE
C. B KIN G , IVI. D.
S t u d e n ts ’ Furnishings
M IL L E R
THE SHOEMAKER
A Faithful
A horse ! a horse ' My kingdom for
a horse !” shouts the Cicero class, which
has just started in on the oration for
Milo.
Dr. Strong was considerably indin-
posed with an attack of tnnsilitis during
vacation bu t is now able to he about
again.
Eugene
Gymnasium Suits
Steam Laundry
Boxing Gloves
74 West (Sth St.
Willoughby &. Son,
Elocution course Na. 5. in dram atic
in terp retatio n under Professor G len,
will he opened at th e beginning of next
sem ester.
W. B. D illard, ’00, now an inntrnctor
HI the Eugene High School, has been A S
elected m anager of th e track team to he
put out from th a t in stitu tio n th is spring.
C. L. C am pbell, during his survev
last sum m er in the Powder River Range
in E astein O regon, discovered some
fossils of the T riassiac period, the oldest
in tne N orthw est. T hese shells d e a rly
show the easte rn lim it of the great Sho­
shone Island. T his is a discovery of
< oiisulerahle im portance to geologists.
T he o th e r day Prof. C ondon's geology
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W illa m ette S t r e e t .
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D o rris A r t G allery.
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A full line of Imported ami
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Suits to order, in tatest styles ana