The Oregon weekly., March 09, 1908, Image 5

A SSIST A N T
E D IT O R S
BUSY
The Cream of the College News Is
Gathered for This Issue of the
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W eekly
Louis Pinkliam , F rank M ount ant.
DR. J. W H ITCO M B
Dean G oodm an, who have been confin-
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the,r roon,s s,nce examination
ow ing to illness, have recovered am
registered last week.
At a recent track meet in the Fast
R e g istratio n has now reached 418
F orrest S m ithson, (). A. C.’s form er
w ith several new ones everv dav.
H arold H u n t is recovering from a sta r sp rin ter, broke the w orld’s recon.
for the 60-yard hurdles covering the
light a ttack of m um ps.
distance in the rem arkable time of 7 4-5
Sam R obinson, ’10, has returned to|seoH H |s
college.
In justice to the O regon W eekly and
Mr. Van B runt and Mr. D eL and vis­
ited recen tly w ith W ard L. Ray at to M anager M cEw en it may be said
that the erro rs in the recent article on
the U n iv ersity .
I oacli F orbes did not originate in E u­
“ Bob” R am sdell of P ortland visited
gene, but were in the inform ation sent
m em bers of the B eaver Club S aturday
to M anager M cEw en for use bv the
and S unday.
press.
A nnie B ergm an, ’10, has returned to
Mrs. W . P. B oynton entertained on
college a fte r a visit at her home in A s­
S atu rd ay afternoon to a few of the
toria.
BRO U G H ER
Addresses Large Meeting of Young
Men s Christian Association on
Friday Evening.
Dr. J. W hitcom b B rougher, of the
W liite Temple in P ortland, spoke at
M. C. A. Friday night, basing his
talk upon the o p p o rtu n ity once given
to Solomen to ask a n y th in g he m ight
choose. Said Dr. B rougher in p a rt:
W hat we need is not alw ays what
we w ant. If we had the o p p o rtu n ity
to ask for what we w anted what would
we ask? In prayer, we have this op-
»rtunity. Do we seriously consider
what we want or do we usually ask
for the nearest thing w ithout any far-
off vision that we have life to live and
character to build.
’A ou are in college for an education.
The Eugene H igh School debating I
a 2‘her
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team won a victory from the Salem „leas-iiitlv
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Wa” " " >st Io be fully educated you m ust develop
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H igh
on last week. I pleasantly «pent in sew ing ami con- m entally, physically and m orally. F‘,lo­
cution will give m astery over the body,
F red M oullen has retu rn ed from San ty refreshm ents were served bv the he cultivation of m em ory will de­
F rancisco, w here he w as called a week hostess,
velop the m ind; but higher than mind
ago by the illness of his sister.
Jam es Y. C. K ello g g and Richard L ' ' L e w ^ a r e '^ 'b ' ‘" ' j ' ^ ' T a,,<‘ or body is the spirit of m an that is re ­
lated to God A lm ighty. Ju st as the
E v erett, both of S eattle, visited at the „
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exclla" « '" ? neatly ant-
mind is groping its w ay for a law to
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ographed receipts to the m em bers of
D elta A lpha house the a tte r part o
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last week.
J " ° r C aSS for ,h e sum of $2-50' control m atter, will the spirit u ltim ate­
ly control both mind and m atter.
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b eav er tax. N ever before were the
“ Solomon, in choosing to o k ' four
lu m as L . H atch, (). A. C. TO, and au to g rap h s of g reat men to be so
g ran d so n of e x -P re sid e n t G atch of th at cheaply
obtained.
Ju n io rs,
come looks: back to his father David, who
had succeeded only when doing the
in stitu tio n , has been given the appoint- through.
will of G od; into his own heart, not
m ent to the U. S. N aval A cadem y at
A nnapolis.
’S tl an o th er body of O re g o n ’s citi- overestim ating his ab ility ; out upon
Vr o , , f
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zens has gone on record as favoring the his opportunities for service; then up
-Mr. and M rs. S. B. H u sto n came un ...
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. appropriation bill for the U niversity, to God, and asked for a discerning
from P o rtlan d F rid a y afternoon to vis-
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At a booster m eeting of the unction heart.
it th e ir son and d au g h ter, who are at- p : tv , , , • .
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U tt> business men resolutions were
“ I lie pow er, through trained con­
ten d in g the U niversity.
unanimously adopted favoring the bill science, to discern between right and
T h e P o rtla n d C om m ercial C lub .at a„d pledging support in the com ing
wrong, enables m an to live by the
its /last m eeting, passed resolutions struggle.
laws which he cannot violate with im ­
stro n g ly fav o rin g the U niversity.
Judges for the O regon-Idaho debate punity. Pres. Roosevelt once said to
D avid R. P o rte r of N ew York was
m e: "T hat’s the great problem of life,
in F.ugene last week to confer with the to be held in Eugene have 1 en select­
to discern what is right. The prob­
Boys' “ W o rk ” co m m ittee of the local ed. T hey are Prof. P rideaux of W il­
lam ette U niversity; President Crooks lems are not clear w hite and clear black
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“ Voting men in college need then,
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gue of Portland. Mayor Alex Bethune,
rattier to R oseburg last week w here c
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right and wrong.
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of \ ancouver, B. C., and Ju d g e H adley power to discern
she filed upon a tim b er claim .
of the W ashington suprem e court, will They need also the courage to do the
It is rep o rted th at one of the soror- act as tw o o f the judges in the com ing right. T h ird ly , they will profit by
ities is co n tem p latin g b uild in g a new Oregon-W ashington debate to be held the rigorous cultivation of a clean life.
home.
in Seattle. The third has not yet been Then they will be happy when doing
right. F or the pow er let them look
The P hilologians have su b m itted to chosen
to Jesus C hrist, who stands for all that
the L au rean s the follow ing question
E ditor Schroeder, of the ( ). A. C.
to r tile F resh m an In ter-S o ciety d eb a te : “ B arom eter.“ has received from the is high and pure and can make them
what they should be.”
“ Resolved, th a t the
U nited
S tates
Philippine
Islands «i a copy i»i
of « a i poem
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puvill
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7 stem of sh ip i p i in s g sub- w ritten
by Carl Steiwer, who
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sidy.
T he P ortland C ham ber of Com m erce
attended O. A. C. and the U niversity.
Baker C ity H igh School won a de­ T he poem which parodies Kipling, re­ recently passed unanim ously a reso­
cision o v er U nion H ig h School in de­ cites the w orth and the trib u latio n s of lution favoring a liberal appropriation
bate. 'Phis leaves the ch am pionship of the constabulary, of which Steiw er is for the U niversity.
E astern O reg o n in the d ebate league to a m em ber. The merit of the poem lies
, ,.w seniors will
wm «uvim
T'he
attend «•»»cim/iy
assem bly
be decided betw een B aker C ity and in its local color as well as in its liter- in a body on W ednesday, w earing
1 'he Dalles.
arv excellence.
caps and gow ns for the first tim e.
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