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The Eutaxian Society held its reg
ular meeting last Friday. Jennie Lilly
gave a recitation. It was well render
ed. Elsie Davis read a paper about
the birds which are found around Eu
gene this time of the year and had the
specimens from Professor Sweetser’s
collection. The debate was postponed
Miss Burgess gave a very interesting
talk about the girls’ life in Wellesly
where she took her undergraudate
work. Miss Slater was also present
and gave a review of the current events
of the past week.
Mrs. Zieber, Mrs. Terrill and Mrs.
Hayward entertained several of the
members of the Y. W. C. A. at the
home of Mrs. Ziebers on Thirteenth
Street. The afternoon was spent most
pleasantly in conversation and late in
the afternoon a delicious lunch was
served bv the hostesses.
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unnecessary. “The only way,” he
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stated, “to restrict Japanese immigra
tion is to restrict it at its source, to
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to one in favor of the negative. The
judges were Judge Otto Kramer of
Portland; President Crooks, of Albany
College, and Professor Prideaux, of
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in refutation, the decision was a just
and well-merited one.
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