The Oregon weekly., May 21, 1906, Image 2

Strawberries, ice cream and cake,
Three Members for Athletic Coni-
served by seniors.
mittee,
Additional pleasure was added to the Olen Arnspiger, ’08..........................
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Students Build Cement Walk Around dinner by music rendered by the Glee George Prideaux, ’09........................
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Deady Hall and Lay a Water
Club.
Henry H. McKinney, ’07............
Pipe to Athletic Field
Oregon Weekly Staff—Editor-in’ 183
Chief,
STUDENT OFFICERS ELECTED
Henry H. McKinney, ’07.............
The labors attendant with the second
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Two
Associate
Editors,
The annual student-body election of
annual anniversity of University Day are
over, and as a result a cement walk has officers took place at Villard Hall Wed­ Thos. R. Townsend. 09.
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been built around the north side of nesday. The polls were open from ten J ames Cunning, 08
I13
o’clock
until
two,
and
a
total
of
207
Clara
Wold,
07..?....
Deady Hall, a trench dug and a pipe laid
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Business Manager,
from Deady Hall to Kincaid Field. All votes cast, which shows an increase over
this is the result of the work of one hun­ that of former years. There was little brank Mount, 08 .............................. 186
Asst. Business Mgr.,
dred and twenty-five willing students of excitement over the election, and a num-
the University of Oregon. Everybody her of offices had only one candidate. Harold Clifford, 09...
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was there and everybody worked. Pres­ However, in a few cases the contest was Benj. Huntington, 07
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Oregon
Monthly
Staff—Managing
idents McClain, ’06, and Hampton, ’09, close.
Editor,
forgot the dignity of their offices for the
Geo. W. Hug, ’07, was elected presi­
Robinson, 07
day and wielded a pick and shovel with dent of the student-body. He has always
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Eiterary Editor,
“ just plain students.’’ President Foun­ taken a lively interest in student affairs
Cooper, 07
tain, ’07, was in charge of the water and deserves the honor bestowed upon
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wagon and quenched the thirst of many him. For three years he has held the Miriam Van Waters, c 8 .................. 108
position of center on the football team,
E °U1 Associate Editors,
a hard working student.
Camera fiends w’ere in abundance. and has always been an important man Max Handman, ’07..........................
Pictures of coatless, hatless, hardwork­ on the track team, of which he has been J ess^e Chase, 09................................ ¡yj
ing, perspiring students digging ditch, captain for the last two years. His Mary W atson, ’09............................ 135
pounding rock, shoveling mortar, laying specialty in track work is the weight Helen McKinney, ’07 ........................ 182
pipe, mowing grass or “ giving orders’’ events. He is also a basketball player E d g ar W . S m ith, ’0 9 ......................... 125
will now decorate the walls of many a of ability and was captain of the team
Business Mgr.,
student’s room,
one season. At present he is an asso­ Max Snow, ’09............ ...................... 154
Engineering students especially, de­ ciate editor of the Oregon W’eekly, and
A PAINFUL ACCIDENT
rived benefit from Friday’s labors. All a most valuable member of the staff.
year they have been having the theoret­
Ray Fountain, 07, was elected
While cleaning a 32-calibre Smith &
ical side of cement work and hydraulics vice president, He is intensely inter- Wesson revolver on last Wednesday,
and now they have some of the practical esttd in student enterprises, and is yell- Ernest Palmer, ’07, met with a very pain-
as well. With water on the athletic leader of the rooters’ club.
ful accident
R seems lhat iu some
field grass can now be grown on the
ei,ry * cKinney,
07, will be the manner the hammer of the pistol was
gridiron the year round.
e itor o tlie Oregon Weekly next year, caught, and
when he attempted to
The committee in charge of the work
e was a reportei on
the Weekly staff throw open the cylinder the pistol was
was Carl A. McClai, ’06, Guy Mount, one year, and has had considerable expe- discharged. The ball entered the lower
’07, Olen Arnspiger, ’08, and Arle rience 111 journalistic work. He has also part of the first finger of his left hand,
C. Hampton, ’09. Too much credit can een on t le ootball team, having played splintering the bone and severing the
not be given them for their untiring center in 1902, and tackle in 1903 and radiais indicis. Dr. Geo. DeBar dressed
efforts.
’ 11 1 le " e*?bt events in the track the wound, w’hich though very painful
Alter the duties of the morning were tc3in McKinney is one of the stroncxpQt
c ± i
in
i
over a delicious dinner was served by the men Oregon ever had.
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may not prove fatal to the finger unless
severe complications set in.
co-eds in the club room of the dormitory.
The official ballot was as follows:
This alone was enough to repay all for
President,
Donald Stevenson, ’07, left Thursday
their work. The dinner was 111 charge Geo. W. Hug, ’07...........................
morning for Tacoma, Washington, where
of Misses Jean Gray, ’06, Lela Goddard,
Vice President,
he will be employed as recorder in the
’07, Bell Van Dyn, ’08, Clara Caufield, Ray Fountain,’07..........................
, 2g U. S. Coast Geodetic Surveying party,
’09. The courses were served by each Theodore Holt, ’07...................
of which O. B. French is chief engin­
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class 1,1 their regular order. The menu
Secretary,
eer.
was as follows:
Eela Goddard, ’07.....................
97 I Ernest Palmer launched a beautiful
Sandw iches, jellies, and coffee, served A ngeline W illiam s, ’0 7 ..................
too I new canoe last week.
by F reshm en.
Two Members-at-large of Execu­
Veal loaf, boiled tongue, roast veal,
All the latest styles in
tive Committee,
UNIVERSITY DAY CELEBRATED
S arato g a chips, served by sophom ores.
G uy M ount, '0 7 ................
Potato, veal, shrim p and salm on salad; John C. Veatch, ’07 ...............
pickles and salad, served by ju n io rs.
O scar Beck, ’07 ................
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