The Oregon weekly., October 21, 1907, Image 5

P hililogians.
OREGON
W IN S F IR S T G A M E C L U B S E N D O R S E U N IV E R S IT Y
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took left-end and V o ig h t w ent in at left
guard.
C larke cau g h t the kick oft.
1 wo
m ore ru n s by O bert’euffer and T ay lo r
p u t the ball over for the seventh tim e.
C larke kicked the goal. Score, O regon
40; Pacific, 0.
F e rrin kicked again to C larke. At
th is stag e tw o m ore p en alties checked
( )re g o n ’s stead y g rind of touchdow ns.
It w as not for long how ever, and al­
th o u g h suffered tw o m ore such pen­
alties the eig h th goal w as soon kick­
ed. Score, O regon 46, Pacifiic, 0.
F ro m th is tim e on, every m an who
has been o u t in a suit th is fall w as g i\-
en an o p p o rtu n ity to play. T he ninth
tou ch d o w n was m ade by W a lk e t, and
H a rv e y H u sto n kicked the goal. Score,
O reg o n , 52; Pacifiic, 0.
T h e lineup of the tw o team s in the
first half is as follow s :
( )regon
Pacifiic
M oores
R. E . L.
G w ynn
O b erteu ffer
H ild eb u rn
R. G. L.
B rv an t
Scott
C.
M cC oy
M cIn ty re
L. G. R.
A llen
A rn sp ig er
L. T. R.
L aw ren ce
C olem an
L. E. R.
A brah am
K uykendall
O. B.
F e rrin
T ay lo r
R. IL B.
W illia m s
Z acharias
L. H . B.
A ller
C larke
F . B.
H u m p h rey s
T he P hilologians held th eir re g u la r
m eeting S atu rd ay night in Philologian
C o n tin u in g his rem ark s P resident H all.
1'he m eeting w as called at 7
C am pbell show ed th a t at present the
P. M. w ith a good attendance.
sta te of O regon is giving less m oney to
T h e program for the evening w as
her s ta te u n iv ersity th an any sta te in
the U nion. He show ed th at the at- C u rren t E v en ts .......................... G rout
tendance
nevertheless, has nearly
D eclam ation .......................... K ilpatrick
doubled in the past four years and th at
1 )ebate :
effective w ork has been done n o tw ith ­
R esolved, T h a t O regon should re ­
sta n d in g the fact th a t the in stitu tio n
peal the present referendum law.
has been ham pered by a lack of funds.
A ffirm ative, S trong, T rav illio n , M c­
“ T h e m ovem ent ag ain st the I niver-
C arty.
sity is not charged to the state g ra n g e,”
N egative, S toddard, S cott, Low ell.
he said. “ A lth o u g h it had its rise w ith
T he various num bers on th e p ro ­
som e of th e m em bers, it is tru e that
gram were well received. K ilpatrick s
the state g ran g e and the m ajority ol declam ation from C icero in the original
the local g ra n g es are friendly to it. T he
L atin received in stan t and reso n an t
grange, as an o rg an izatio n has alw ays
approbation.
stood for education and will continue
Succeeding the reg u lar debate a
to stan d for it in th is m a tte r of the
discussion was in order. T h is w as re-
U
n iv ersity appropm
ap p ro p riatio
n . T . he
Cniversity
t.on
ne plain
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wise suggestions fronl the
Ctlumni anb Students
W e w ant to rem ind you of the im portance of su b scrib in g
for th e O regon W eekly A I O N C E .
T h ere will be a great deal of new s about the u n iv ersity
th is y ear th a t you will w ant to keep for reference.
Begin
now and keep a file.
O regon W eek ly , E ugene.
A ddress, W A L T E R E A T O N o r A. V A N D U S E N
D IE D
M rs. E m m a J. B urgess, the m other
of M iss Julia B urgess of the E nglish
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fu tu re lotvm
law m ak
akprs
ers am ontr
ong the P
l lino
h ilo s .
v
ersity
offers
at
very
slight
expense,
d e p a rtm e n t of the I n iv ersity , died
3'he ju d g es decided in favor of the af­
sud denly early S unday
m o rn in g of the largest o p p o rtu n ity «>1 educational
firm ative.
h eart failure. M rs. B urgess w as 77 advancem ent to th eir sous and daugh-
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y ears of age and had. been u n u su ally ers.
Lloyd Brooke has resigned from his
well for the past few m onths. T h ere
position of business m anager of the
Y. W . C. A. R eception.
w as no prem onition of sickness until
O reg o n M onthly and O rm ond R ankin
a few m om ents before h er death. M iss
ap p o in ted to fill the vacancy. H e re ­
B urgess took the S u nday afternoon
At the residence of M rs. Y o ung on a fte r all s u b s c rip tio n s will be co llect­
train for Silver C reek, n ear Buffalo, N inth stre e t the A dvisory Board and ed and all bills paid by M r. R ankin
N ew Y ork w here her m o th er will be the m em bers of the Y. W . C. A. gave and his a ssista n t, W illiam C ake.
buried beside the g rave of her father. an inform al reception T u esd ay ev en ­
Special R ates to P o rtlan d .
A b ro th e r will m eet h er at C hicago. ing to the girls of the U niversity. T he
A special rate of $4 will be g ran ted
M iss B urgess hopes to re tu rn to her house w as m ost a rtistically decorated
w ork in ab out a m onth. H er stu d en ts in sw eet-briar. M rs. Y oung was a s ­ by the S. P. Co. to those w ho wish to
and m em bers of the U n iv ersity ex­ sisted in receiving by the ladies of visit P o rtlan d and see the O regon-
pressed th eir sy m p ath y in m any w ays, the A dvisory Board. M iss Isolene Idaho football gam e S atu rd ay . I hese
as she sta rte d on h er sad lonely jo u r­ S chaver presided at the tea table, and ra te s will go into effect at 12 o clock
F rid ay night and will call tor a re tu rn
ney.
was assisted by
M iss Jessie C hase,
not later th an S unday night. '1 hose
M
iss
F
ran
ces
Y
oung
and
M
iss
Jessie
F red M ottllen refereed S a tu rd a y ’s
w ishing to go dow n on Friday can p ro ­
gam e betw een the ( Oregon A g ricu ltu ral Bell. M iss Ross, of Los A ngeles, a s ­ cure a round trip ticket for $5, good u n ­
C ollege and the A storia A th letic club. sistan t secretary of the Y. Wr. C. A.
was p resen t and gave a sh o rt talk on til S unday night.
T he O reg o n M on th ly will be out the " In te re s ts of C ollege G irls.” A
Percy E u b an k s who has been ill
ab out N ovem ber 1.
g reat m any of the I n iv ersity girls e n ­ d u rin g th e past week is now able to
S tu d en ts should not forget the m er­ joyed the ki«d h o sp itality of the Y. atten d college once m ore.
ch a n ts w ho ad v ertise in th e W eekly
W . C. A.