The Oregon weekly. (Eugene, Or.) 1900-1909, May 11, 1908, Image 2

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    Hair and Tooth Brushes
Tooth Preparations, Perfumes
and Fine Soaps
PH IL O L O G IA N S
W. A. KUYKENDALL
,
Pharmacist
569 Willamette Street
ARE VICTORS
Y. M. C. A.
Very Complete Stock of
DRUGS CHEMICALS and
Appliances
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Surgical
Eugene, Ore.
SECO N D
TEA M
W IN S
GAME
John Bovard addressed the reg u lar From Albany College L ast Friday
O ver L au rean F reshm en on the Q ues­
Final Score is Oregon, 11;
m eeting of the Y. M. C. A. F rid ay
tion of the D esirability of
Albany College 6
evening. H is subject w as
M odern
“ Shipping Subsidies’’
M ethods in R eligion,” and w as of
A lbany C ollege 6. O reg o n Second
Six good sound constructive speech­ great help to those who heard him.
He spoke of the founding of the T eam 11.
es w ere made last S aturday evening
E v ery m an on the O reg o n second
w hen the freshm an representatives of first M edical M ission in C hina, and the
the Philologians won from the L au­ subsequent founding of h o s p ita ls ,■ baseball team gave a good account of
rean freshm en in intersociety debate schools and colleges. M ethods of ta k ­ him self in th e gam e a g a in st Albany
ing the Gospel of Jesu s C h rist are C ollege on F rid ay . T h e s ta r play of
in L aurean Hall.
T h e question discussed was “ R e­ changing. T hose who are doing the the gam e was m ade by Jo h n Dickson,
solved, T h at the U nited S tates should work have come to realize th a t by g iv ­ w ho secured a th ree base h it w ith the
ad o p t a system of shipping subsidies.’ ing men and women the th in g s th ey bases full. T h is occured in the sixth
T h e judges were Prof. E. E. DeCou, need, they can open the w ay for the inning. Bob N elson pitched a steady
H e w as found for six hits,
Prof. II. C. H o w e and C ity A ttorney more distinctive work of ev an g eliza­ gam e.
while the O regon m en secured nine
tion.
S. D. Allen.
T he work of Dr. G renfell in L a b ra ­ h its off P a tte rso n , the A lbany pitcher
Philologia was defended by her a-
T h is who, how ever, played an excellent
blest freshm en. L. B. H oisington. dor was also touched upon.
Ben B eatty and C harles W . R obison; great man has won the love of th e gam e. T h e O regon m en w ere ten-
L aurea was represented by the pick people and there is not one w ho w ould d ered a reception a fte r the contest.
of her new m em bers, Leroy G. Apple- not die for him. And then he spoke of T h ey rep o rt an enjoyable tim e and
gate, W ill Irw in and Percy Collier. the work in the U nited S tates of the speak in h e a rty term s of the courteous
T h e decision although unanim ous was Home Mission Boards and of p h ila n ­ tre a tm e n t at the h an d s of th e A lbany
people.
A ssistan t m an ag er M organ
thropists.
close.
“'fh e m issionaries both at hom e and W a tso n took on th is trip the follow ing
P receeding the debate Prof. 11. C.
Howe gave an instructive ad d ress up­ abroad arc helping to lessen the p h y ­ m en :- Robin N elson, Jo h n Dickson,
on the referendum and initiative m eas­ sical suffering of h u m a n ity ; th ey are S. Johnson, F. W h ittle sey , W . Moore,
ures up before the people of O regon educating the people and help in g them R. B. M cK enzie, Sioux M cKenzie,
at the Ju n e election, lie sum m arized in all their needs. C hrist him self used Ben W illiam s, C has. E rsk in e, and H a r­
the a rg u m e n ts for and against each this same principle. H e helped those per Jam ison.
m easure. T he address was valuable who were sick, and the love behinb
'fh e executive council of the L niver-
to those who were privileged to hear it all made itself felt. T h e idea in
missions, in all life w’ork is to help sity of () re gon A ssociated students
it.
last week a p p ro p ria te d $25 to send a
people in their actual needs.”
A Communication.
team of doubles in ten n is to Seattle, to
Neil McMillan, Jr., an associate plav w ith sim ilar team s from the Uni­
secretary of the In te rn a tio n a l C om ­ v e rsity of W a sh in g to n , Idaho, W h it­
E d ito r O regon W eekly :-
. T he m em bers of the Sigm a Xu F ra ­ m ittee of V. M. C. A. will hold a m an C ollege, and \ \ ash in g to n State
te rn ity are much grieved to learn that m eeting for the men of the U n iv e rsity C ollege, at the sam e d ate th a t the big
I he
the nam es of their alum ni have been in Deadv Hall. W ednesday evening, T ria n g u la r track m eet occurs.
o m itted from the Ju n io r Beaver by the May 13. Mr. M cM illan is a very e a rn ­ try o u t to u rn a m e n t sta rte d last Satur-
ip an ag er of that publication.
No est and powerful speaker and it will dav, b u t only a single series was
o th e r F ra te rn ity suffered the sam e pay any man to hear him. T h e m e e t­ plaved. 'fh e to u rn a m e n t will be com ­
trea tm en t and significantly, not the ing will be in the in terests of the P a ­ pleted th is week in all likelihood.
brotherhood o f the Beaver M anager. cific Northwest S tu d e n t’s C onference
Stag Picnic.
W e feel th at we have been done an to be held at the B reakers H otel, L ong
irrep arab le injury.
Beach. W ashington, Ju n e 13 to 21.
T he an n u al Y. M. C. A. stag pic'
Sigm a Xu F ratern ity .
fo go apart for a period of ten d ay s
nic w as held on th e picnic grounds
in a company of strong, earn est and
I. G. S chroeder, editor of the O . A.
across the riv er S a tu rd a y evening.
happy
men
with
the
quiet
and
in
sp
ir­
C. B arom eter and an all-round literary
L and and w ate r sp o rts w ere indulged
ing
influence
of
nature
is
a
privilege
m an. d eb ater and athlete, won first
that any man may well covet. E v ery in. T h e good tim e w as m ade com ­
place in the trian g u lar oratorical con­
plete by a b o u n tifu l su p p er of camp
student
ought
to
m
ake
an
effort
tc
test am o n g O . A. C., W . S. C.. and
coffee, eggs, cookies and sandw iches.
atten
d
the
Conference.
W h itm a n College. S chroeder’s su b ­
ject was “ N a tu re ’s C all.”
“ T he D eification of C a e sa r” is Pro­
1 he W Oman’s Club of W esto n has
M iss E va Neill. ex. *08, of La Grande passed resolut'ons favoring the U n i­ fessor D u n n 's topic for discussion in
is v isiting her brother. Jam es K. Xeill. versity appropriaion.
M cC lure H all on M onday night.