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N O V IC E M E E T O N W E D N E S D A Y E ngineering Club. P R A C T IC A L W O R K F O R M IN E R S B ro u g h t O u t M any A thletes W ho At the last m eeting of the club, on Students in the D ep artm en t of M in H av e A bility, B u t W ho H ave April 10, Prof. M cA lister gave an ad ing E ngineering Go to Black N ot Y et a R ep u tatio n dress on “ Some Effects of Tides.’’ He B utte M ines show ed how the solid material of the M en of all classes, the tall, the short, earth and moon were distorted bv A party of m ining engineering stu the fat, the lean, co n tested on Kincaid tides. 'Phis effect of tides between the Field for su p rem acy in the novice meet earth and moon has caused the moon dents left T hursday evening to visit the quicksilver mine at Black Butte, last W ed n esd ay aftern o on. Bill H a y to cease ro tatin g with respect to the near C ottage Grove. The party is u n w ard was p resen t and conducted the earth. 'Thus the moon always presents der the supervision of E ngineer W alter affairs w ith all the solem nity of an one side to the earth. The tide also’ M. Eaton, as Prof. A rth u r C. Terrill, in terco lleg iate cham pionship affair. No has the effect of driving the moon head of the m ining d epartm ent, is at man w ith a p rev io u s athletic record aw ay from the earth. It is also the present in California. W hile at the was allow ed to e n te r tho ugh m any who cause of the lengthening of the day on mine the students will divide into tw o took p art are of recognized athletic the earth. I he follow ing theory may parties to survey the mine, m aking all ability. T h e tim e w as n atu rally a lit be advanced. T he earth and moon possible com putations regarding the tle slow , the d istan ces a little short, were once one mass, rotating once ev mile or more of tunnels belonging to and the h eig h ts a trifle low, but com ery 3 hours. C entrifugal force caused the mine. T he Black Butte quick p etition was keen, and men who have the moon to be throw n off. The moon silver mine, which is located eighteen been g e ttin g on the track “ for the ex and earth then ro tated near each o th miles south of C ottage (»rove is the ercise” were pleased to have a real er and at approxim ately the same rate. best equipped mine in Lane county, meet in which th e y could take part in Since then the moon has been receding and is known throughout the m ining hope of w in n in g points. T he gam e from the earth and its period of ro world for certain patented im prove work of Steele in w in n in g the half and tation has lengthened to 28 days, thus m ents which are installed there. 'The mile excited com m endation. T he fact alw ays p resen tin g one face to the study of this mine and the conditions th at several ev en ts had to be run in earth. T he period of rotation of the under which it is worked will he of heats m ade the tim e before dinner too earth has lengthened to 24 hours. This great value to the students. They have short for all the events, so the meet seem s to indicate th at the earth will had the trip in prospect for some time was som ew hat cu rtailed. some tim e cease ro tatin g and then one and have made elaborate preparation T he w inners w e r e : side will be in perpetual darkness. The for the work in hand. Night after 100-yard d a s h : 1st, S w a rt; 2d. K est- sun also causes tides on the earth and night they have crept into the attic of ley, th ird E ato n . M cEw en in an ex moon and has been instrum ental in Deady Hall and in the pitchy d ark hibition race tied the tim e of the w in bringing about the above stated condi ness which prevails there in the wee ner. tions. sm a’ hours, have plied plum b line and 880-yd. ru n — 1st, S teele; 2d, Apple- The dorm itory elected captains and figured by dim candle light. 'They sav g a te ; 3d, T erry . m anagers for its track and baseball that the four-story w inding stairw ay 440 yd. d ash — 1st, S w a rt; 2d, D ean; team s last W ednesday evening. The of Deady very much resem bles in the 3d, N icholas. usual cerem ony of b ath tu b b in g the dark the shaft of a mine, and as they Shot p u t— 1st, Neill, 37 feet, 6 inches, successful - candidates was not neglect have com puted it thoroughly, they a n 2d, S tr u c k ; 3d, D ean. ticipate no trouble with the more prac ed. 220 yd. d ash — 1st, M cEw en ; 2d, tical work which they have set out to T eam s of women from A lbany Col do. Prof. Stafford, Dr. Shinn, A. J. L o o sle v ; 3d, K estley. Broad ju m p — 1st, T re w ; 2d, Coop lege and W illam ette U niversity will Elton, and W alter M cIntyre will fol meet in debate at Salem on May 1, dis low M onday to assist e r; 3d, S tevenson. Mr. E a to n ’s 120 yd. h u rd les— 1st, M cE w en ; 2d, cussing the question of the advisability group in its investigation. of retaining the Philippines. E aton, 3d, S w art. The freshm an inter-society debate Pole v a u lt— 1st, W illia m s; 2d, O h r t ; Prof. A. C. Terrill, of the M ining de will take place on the second S aturday 3d. Steele. partm ent, has gone, with his wife, to following E aster holidays. 'This date H igh ju m p — 1st, S tevenson, 2d. San Diego, Calif., where he will spend has been fixed upon by tw o com m it K ilp atrick ; 3d, tie am o n g Johnson, the spring vacation and see Uncle tees, appointed for the purpose by the S truck, Neill, D ean. Sam ’s big warfleet. Laurean and Philologian presidents. M ile— 1st, S teele; 2d, A pplegate. Leland Steiw er, who has been ill, The last hope of the strik in g S tan Mr. S h arp , one of the m usicians in ford students vanished April 8th, when is much b etter and is again attending the C hicago S y m p h o n y O rc h e stra is a the student affairs com m ittee refused classes. senior at C hicago U n iv ersity . He is to entertain a petition from Alumni acq u ain ted w ith M ark W h eeler and in their behalf. Carl D avis. M r. S h arp will re-enter The Oregon M issionary C onvention C hicago and com plete his course upon strongly favored the U niversity appro his re tu rn east. priation in a resolution passed at its The L aG ran d e C om m ercial club re recent session. cently passed re so lu tio n s stro n g ly u rg The Oregonian com m ented ed ito r ing the passag e of th e U n iv ersity ap p ro p riatio n bill and condem ning in ially upon the recent April Frolic, scath in g term s th e action of those who ^raising it as fostering a spirit of de mocracy. • have called the referen d um upon it. A dorm itory track meet will be held in the near future. T hree team s will take part rep resen tin g the second floor, the third floor, and the day-boarders. 'Two dorm itory baseball team s have also been organized, in harm ony with the recent recom m endation of Coach Leonard. Carl M cClain 1 ’ >rtland. has returned from