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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
DRY GOODS, CARPETS, CLOTHING
negative by a two to one vote.
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h rances Galloway, 07, is teaching
hirst Year English at the E ast Side
11 igh School in Portland.
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Ladies’ and Gents’ Furnishings
Miss Hazel G raham , of P ortland.
v.ho attended th ■ U niversity last year,
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Miss Elizabeth (»allogly ’09, who has
Office over E ugene L oin ami Savings ' een routined to her hom e with diph-
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