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About The Oregon weekly. (Eugene, Or.) 1900-1909 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1903)
H IY A I J I s the public in oratorical contests, in crease the reluctance of judges to Published each Monday during the col serve and will sooner or later result in the disintegration of the league. lege year by the students of the When, .however, the executive UNIVERSITY OK OREGON committee of the association have Fancy Goods and Notions Entered at Eugene poetoffice as seconi felt called upon to hold a post-mor tem examination and see if those class matter. disconnected members which some SL'BSCK I l’TIDN KATES L a d ie s ’ T a ilo r in g a S p e c ia lty call the “ Homeless Nation'' could One year, by mail, - - - #1.20 be identified as the “Scattered Na - - - 1 .0 0 One year, by carrier, T O L M I E & T R A V E R S u c R c e - s F s o r a r s n k t o a n d S o n - • .05 tion,’’ we feel at liberty to make a Single copy, • few comments on the case. Advertising rates made known on ap It may be remarked first of all plication to Business Manager, 1*. O. Box that McMinnville College is to be (), Eugene, (Iregon. pitied for her misfortune and com A study of students’ needs, and this, coupled with our STAFF mended for the stand the faculty long experience, makes 11s the place sought by all who EDITOR IN CHIEF take in the case. It is evident that want the best there is in the book, stationery and JAS. II. GILBERT, - - - ’03 they, at least, are even more ready photographic line. A SSIST A N T S than anyone else to give Smith his VERNON W. TOMLINSON, - ’05 due share of censure, 'file instruc RALPH BACON, • - ’06 tors are no less firm in their attitude EARL ABBETT, - - *06 toe Calling Cards with copper plate $1.50 ROSA DODGE, - - ’04 against such malconduct on the part of their own representative than llt ’S IS K S S M ANAGER HOLT STOCKTON, - - - ’03 they were against the crime ASSISTANT ol the doughty Minchin. It is to ALBERT R. TIFFA N Y . - - ’05 >e regretted that the college must suffer the penalty of exclusion to MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1903 expiate the wrong for which the institution is in no wise responsible, ’erhaps the only effective way to OUR OWN POSITION mnisli the wrong of a representa- The University of Oregon lias al ive is through the association to ways l>een backward about partici which he belongs. All Israel was pating in any Ixiotless after-discus made to suffer because a single sions of oratorical contests and reck greedy member coveted a Babylon onings ol judges. Though it was ish garment and a wedge of gold known the day alter the contest and tucked them out of sight in his that the McMinnville orator had tent. McMinnville seems willing Ixrrrowed quite freely from Wince’s to undergo the hardship if thereby “ Scattered Nation," we are not like the enormity of the crime may be some in our readiness to boast of made plainer. making the discovery and preferring 1 hese frequent exposures of se the charge of plagiarism. The in cret theft should serve to empha stitution is to be complimented lor size the worth of independent its hesitation in such matters so thinking and the danger, to say long as it remains in the league. nothing of the downright iniquity, < hie ol the chief excuses for the ex of borrowing whole paragraphs from istence ol the inter-collegiate asso another and attempting to palm ciation is to “ increase the fellowship them off fof one’s own. The thou among »be higher institutions of sands, Ixffore whom the winnin: learning I the state.” These after- oration comes, taken together con controvefsies, these charges and stitute a universal special sense. counter-charges, these accusations, Someone is sure to be familiar with 1 )EPA RTMENTS AT EU G EN E and arraignments, these trials and the production thus mutilated by biati School. Colleges of Literature, Science and the Arts; attempted convictions, started by the removal of a few choice extracts some mortified contestant, are not here and there. He readily recog Surveying and Engineering; School of Mines and Mining; School of over fruitful of kindly affection, nizes the peculiar flavor and detects Music; University Academies. 'fhe colleges must learn that they the theft. True there is little must cooperate in order to compete new in thought; but there is plenty p .n .ito rx to Medicine and Dentistry; for Teachers, and and that the more harmonious their of room for originality in method of ' I',lu ,l”d Journalism; Especially numerous and advanced cooperation the more beneficial their treatment, rhetorical statement, Graduate Courses. competition. The decision of the illustration and application. Like judges has never lieen authoritatively Lord Bacon the orator may "light changed and we believe that on the his torch at every man’s candle" Ad IMMENSE CONSIDERATION IN PU R C H ASIN G whole less-positive harm would re- ' but should I k - extremely reluctant ''tilt it any startling discoveries’* 1 to carry off another man taper were kept from the papers and the and call it his own. public. A flagrant error might a s ! Locomotive Smith will make a well lay hidden from mortal ken unless its exposure teach some re-' satisfactory coach. The students when you vvaidthun'1 get,1Ug the goods y °u order, and getting them medial lesson and in some way “ re- are to I k - congratulated on their suc place the wrong by something near- i cess in securing a player of experi ern man himself.' * ‘ is ;ls much a creature of evolution as mod- ence, a coach of undoubted ability er right.” These constantly re curring charges ol plagiarism and of and a man universally liked. If e n re n l w f 1 ' K l>le*i«e<l t o s h o w o u r l i n e n the expectations of the football men irresponsible markings of judges “’lly realized next seaso!! tend only to undermine the faith oi the fault will not be with the coach. V ) . A THE OREGON WEEKLY V V rp j 9 id fi Men’s Furnishings and Fine Footwear We Have Made Schwarzschild’s Book Store Dr\J Goods, Clothing Gents’ Furnishings HAM PTON BROS FOR Good Shoes GO TO Yoran’s Shoe Store U NI VE RSITY OF O REG O N rile State I ■.MniBiiis mow FURNITURE f r ie n d l y P"- L - O H AIV1 o HARDWARE