The Oregon weekly., March 23, 1908, Image 6

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Things in Footwear
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Mr. J. O. W ats, the popular jeweler,
has offered a splendid cup to that
member of the freshman class who,
with no previous reputation in athlet­
ics, shows the best athletic dev elope
ment during the present track season.
A track meet will be held about the
middle of the season to determine the
freshman who, in Hayward’s estima-
tion, is deserving of the cup.
T. G. H en dricks, P res.
S B. E ak in , Vice P res.
P . E. S n o d g r a ss, C ash ier
L . L . G oodrich A sst. C ash .
Eugene, Oregon
Capital and Surplus, $150,000
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6 06 Willamette St.
Phone Main 591
Professor and Mrs. Straub entertain­
ed at dinner, Friday evening at their
home on Eleventh Street. I he table
was beautiful in daffodils and greens.
Professor and Mrs. Straub s guests
were: S. II. Friendly. Pres. Campbell,
Mrs. Zieber, Mrs. Church, Dr. and
Mrs. Sheldon, and Professor and Mrs.
Stafford.
Phillip H. Cale, leader of the O. A. C.
debating team which recently defeated
W illamette and is soon to meet
W. S. C., was a visitor at the Univer­
sity last W ednesday. He came to
rhe Place to Buy and Rent P ianos gather material on the central bank
question, which is to be discussed in
the debate against Pullman.
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The Portland Realty Club is another
organization which has recently gone
on record as favoring the University
appropriation bill.
Your Patronage Respectfully Solicited
New Requirem ents for Admission .
College Degree the Standard.
In and after 1908, candidates for
admission to the Cornell Nniversity
Medical College must be graduates of
approved colleges or scientific schools.
For further information, address
W. M. PO L K , M. D., LL. D., Dean,
First Avenue and 28th St., New York.
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The Multnomah Club is jubilant over East Eighth Street
the near return of Forrest Smithson
and is planning a banquet in his honor.
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