The Oregon weekly., January 13, 1908, Image 2

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Tooth Preparations, Perfumes
and Fine Soaps
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Pharmacist
569 Willamette Street
R E V . H A U D E N S C H IL D
SPEA K S
Very Complete Stock of
D RU G S CHEM ICA LS and
Surgical Appliances
Eugene, Ore.
The Engineering Club.
E V A N G E L IS T
H A U D E N S C H IL D
The Engineering Club held its reg-! Delivers a Very Able Lecture at As-
T o the Members of the Young M en’s
sem bly W e d n esd ay on th e “ E le ­
ular bi-m onthly meeting in Dr. Boyn­
C hristian Association on F ri­
m en ts of S uccess.’’
to n ’s lecture room in Deady hall last
day Evening
Friday evening. Mr. C. R. Reid de­
Rev. C. R. H audenschield spoke at livered an instructive and interesting
E vangelist L. R. H au d en sch ild , of
Y. M. C. A. last F riday evening. His address on the various uses of electro­ the M. E. church gave a splendid ad­
them e was the attractiv en ess of the m agnets as rapid carriers of large and dress to the stu d e n ts W ednesday on
C hristian life and the obstacles that small pieces of iron. Mr. Reid is ex­ the "E le m e n ts of S uccess.” "T here
keep young men from en terin g it.
ceptionally well informed with regard are th ree essen tial elem en ts," he said.
“ There is always som ething to over to m odern electrical machinery. He “ F irst, you m u st have a definite pur­
com e,” he said. “ Y oung m en’s minds claims for the magnet a wonderful sav­ pose in view . E v e ry y o u n g m an and
are loo frequently taken up with the ing of labor and time over the old sys­ wom an should decide upon a goal in
sintul pleasures of the world. A false tem of ropes, cables and grappling early life, and th en w ork tow ard the
idea of the attractiveness of sin keeps hooks.
accom plishm ent of it. M any young
m any from their sacred duty. They
Donald L. Lewis, 09, told, in a people are sailin g aim lessly over life's
should know that God, who gave his graphic m anner, of his personal ex­ sea, because th ey have no definite port
only Son for their sake, will not re­ perience as an apprentice in the shops in view.
I'he second essential is, be
quire them to give up a single thing of the Portland Electric Co., picturing definite in re ach in g y o u r goal.
We
that is for their good. 'The only things a few of the many trials and req u ire­ should train and cu ltiv ate o u r minds
that they must give up are the things m ents that the new man is forced te while in school and th en we can have
that would ruin them .
meet.
it for use w henever we need it in after
“ It is the devil's business to deceive.
The E ngineering Club is constantly life. C h eatin g and g ra ftin g in college
l i t prevents voting men from beconi- becom ing stronger, and ranks very spoils y o u r m ind and w hen you get
ing (. hristiaus by etuotu aging them high am ong student bodv activities.
out into the w orld, it will tail you in
in procrastination, lie will not say.
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som e im p o rtan t crisis. Y ou have no
Put off the step tor a year, a m onth.
Societies,
right to put a n y th in g into the mind
a day or even an hour’, but he will sav
A
th at m ay m ar it o r h in d er it in any
D on’t do it now ,’ and the young man
O w ing to a com bination of circum -
way.
will continue to procrastinate and will d an c es, neither the Laurean nor the
“ Third essen tial— Set y o u r ideals
• lie in his sins.
j Philologian literary society had a pro-
T igh.
No av erag e m an will shoot
“ I’he fear of man keeps many out
on Saturday night. Short busi-
above the m ark— th e q u estio n is: ‘How
o f the C hristian life, and it is doing so ncss m eetings were held, after which
shall we k n o w ?’ T h e re com es a time
right here in the University of ( )re- the mem bers attended the (). A. C.-
in ev ery o n e’s life w hen o u r career is
gon. The y oung man who has stam ina ( )regon basketball gam e at the arm orv.
m ade m anifest to us in som e way. O ur
will do what is right independent of
The students of the C niversitv who conscience will lead us alw ays in the
what o th ers may do or sav. He will
right path.
It n ev er plfeads but it
lead and let others follow. The fear use the street cars are much indebted
to A. Briggs, su p erin ten d en t of the com m ands. If we refuse to listen to
of m an. the inabilitv * to stand chaffin’?
o
and ridicule makes many a young C niversitv grounds, for providing a our conscience it will soon refuse to
man take his first glass, or plav his good crossing at the C niversitv stop- serve us. but if we follow' it, it will
first gam e of cards. It is the signifi­ ping place. It required p ersistent a l'va.vs lead us rig h t. P resident Roose-
I” 5 speeches, said : ‘ th e
cant factor in the ruin of manv voting draining and other work to overcom e ve^ ' ’n one
the natural disadvantages of ¡the o:lc tî,in " su p rem ely
w o rth having
men of good character.
“ N othing is nobler, manlier, .o r ground and the continual w ear of pass- coupled with th e cap acity to do a
th in g w orthily, th e d o in g of which in
g rander than to follow God. Failure mg wagons.
its vital im p o rtan ce touches all human
at first is no disgrace, if the honest ef­
.Melvin • tgden. 11. who was taken kind, is conscience."
fort be made and continued."
home on account of sickness before
The Beaver m anagers are collecting the C hristm as vacation, will re-enter
Miss lessie Bacon visited at her
the Ju n io r class tax of $2.50 per capita. college on Mondav.
hom e in so u th ern O reg o n last week.
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>ole Agents for the Ladies’ hom e Jo u rn a l P a tte rn s