The Oregon weekly., March 23, 1908, Image 2

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Jap is to take his place alo n g w ith the
REASONS there will be m any a spirited clash and
Given Below, Showing W hy Students
and Townspeople Should A ttend
Debate on Thursday
W hen tw o w ell-trained football
team s contest on K incaid field for the
intercollegiate cham pionship of the
N o rth w est, the g ra n d sta n d is filled to
capacity and th o u san d s of people line
the side lines. If, as is generally con­
ceded, the achievem ents of the mind
are more valuable th an the exhibition
of physical prow ess, V illard hall should
not be able to hold the audience th a t
will g ath er for the in te rsta te debate
next T h u rsd ay night. T h e co n testin g
team s are trained as th o ro u g h ly as ever
football men were train ed , they know
every phase of the in te re stin g forensic
gam e in which they are to engage, and
sarcastic play of words betw een trained
debaters, w hich will be as in terestin g
to the refined and educated au d ito r as
a football scrim m age where it is “third
dow n and ten to go.” T he N orthw est
cham pionship is also at stake, and in
an activ ity which the people of the
state at large estim ate more highly
th an any branch of athletics, for it
show s the developm ent of mind and
reasoning pow ers which m easures the
success of the U niversity.
T he debate will, of course, be in­
tensely in te re stin g to O regon stu d en ts
on account of the great stake involved,
and it will also be in terestin g to o th ­
ers. T he question of Japanese ex­
clusion is an exceedingly live one, and
one in which all citizens, and especially
lab o rin g m en, are interested. No one
can be indifferent as to w hether the
w hite m an in O regon. T h is the af­
firm ative team , under the able lead er­
ship of Jesse H . Bond, assisted by such
w o rth y colleagues as W a lte r M. E aton
and W . C. N icholas, will contend he
should not do. T he topic of Jap an ese
exclusion is bound to grow in in terest.
A ny citizen w ho w ishes a th o ro u g h
u n d e rsta n d in g of both sides of the
question can get it T h u rsd a y n ig h t in
an hour and a half. T w o m o n th s of
w ork by train ed d eb aters w ith good
lib rary facilities and a chance to stu d y
conditions at first hand, will resu lt in
a debate th a t will develop everp phase
of the question b roadly and deeply.
T he debate will offer so m eth in g to
everyone w ho cares to a tten d . T he
stu d en t will see in it g lo ry for the
V a rs ity ; th e y o u n g er d eb a te r will be
able to stu d y by o b serv atio n the m ost
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Shall the Japanese
Be Excluded?
BOTH SIDES OF T H IS Q U E ST IO N W IL L BE ABLY D ISC U SSED
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ID A H O AND OREGON, AT V ILLA R D H A LL, TH U R SD A Y E V E N ­
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