The Oregon weekly., March 09, 1908, Image 6

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Friday night was especially in terest­
ing to those who attended the m eeting
of the L anrean Society. Dr. Leonard
delivered an address on the subject of
“ A th letics” contrasting the E nglish
and G erm an system s, beginning with
Eugene, Oregon
sports of the middle ages. As an es­
sential difference between the tw o sy s­
tem s l)r. L eonard pointed out th at
Capital and Surplus, $150,000
the G erm ans exercise for the develop­
ment it gives the body and not so much
for sport.
1'he athletic gam es with legthy codes
Your Patronage Respectfully Solicited
of rules, and which develop phenom ­
enal stars, are of English origin and
have reached such a standard in the
U nited S tates that a man m ust have
years of train in g to even hope to make
N ew R eq u irem en ts for A dm ission .
a. place in them . In conclusion the
C ollege D egree the S tan d ard .
speaker urged the plea for a different
In and a fte r 1908, can d id ates 'for
attitu d e of m ind am ong the stu d en ts
adm ission to the C ornell N niversity
and one which shall give more a tte n ­
tion to the developm ent of the m od­ M edical C ollege m ust be g ra d u a te s of
estly endow ed student who comes approved colleges or scientific schools.
F or fu rth e r in form ation, ad d ress
without previous training. Delivered
in his concise, clear-cut style and with W . M. P O L K , M. D., L L . D., Dean,
flawless logic the rem arks of Dr. F irs t A venue and 28th St., N ew York.
Leonard m ade a deep im pression.
Follow ing this came a careful and
thoughtful debate on the q u estio n : Re­
solved, that an act requiring com m on
Let us whitewash your
carriers to grant free tran sp o rtatio n to
’Linens w ith Soap and Water
state and county officers as a condition
precedent to exercising the right of
hast Eighth Street
Telephone Main 65
em inent domain, he passed.
I he affirmative was upheld by Mr.
L yans and Mr. Beebe. T he negative
bv Mr. Kestley and Mr. R ueter. D e­
I he Leading Dry Goods Store
cision was rendered in favor of the
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negative by a two to one vote.
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