The Oregon weekly., October 26, 1908, Image 2

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FARM ER A R TIST E N T E R T A IN S
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Montgomery Delighted Large Audi­
ence of Students at Assembly
Last Wednesday Morning
C om plete S tocks o f Drugs,
Mr. Montgomery, “the farmer paint­
C hem icals, Perfum es and er,” was interesting in .Assembly W ed­
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nesday morning. He is a firm believer
in American art, the art that portrays
the life of our nation and especially
I of the great W est. His address was
P h o to g r a p h e r s ’ S u p p lie s a S p e c ia lt y
(piaint and full of sound sense tempered
by the peculiarly fascinating individ­
uality of the artist.
D id Y o u Ever Use a
“Art is indefinable and incomprehen­
sible,” he said, “and nowhere can be
HO E S A F E T Y RAZO R
T h e y are Fine. We also have the G ille tte and found the man or group of men worthy
to pass judgment upon it. When I
Star Lines.
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tny new house, it is to contain a
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their work without subjecting
E v e r y th in g t h a t ’s n a tty
and n if t y
in
Y oung
M e n ’s F u rn is h in g s at
TOGGERY
5 5 4 W illa m e tte S tr e e t
it
to the criticism of a hunch of ‘sapheads.’
I Art is helpful, hopeful, homely and
beautiful. Like life, it is Argus-eyed,
all sided: like life it is in all things rel­
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ative. ( )ur present American art is
T H E A T E R S
daring, but it is art. It shows forth
the spirit of 76. ‘.Ait is the very na­
ture of man.
W hatever pertains to f
Continuous Performance in A fte r­ niantiers and morals is art, be it paint­
ing, politics or theology. The mea­
noons and Evenings
sure of achievement in art is faith.
Faith is the greatest thing in the
Change of Program Monday. Wednesday, Friday, world. We call do whatever we want
Eugene
S t r a in
[a undry
West E ig h th St.
C orner C h a rn elto n
do. To mind genius means motive.
I lie world has been looking at the
j word tlirou i gb the wrong etui of the
tele* ‘scope. I here have been a few gen-
historv
nises in history.
And it is a com­
Makes Special R ates to S tu ­ fort to me to know that they have
all been brought up in Nazareth. My
dents Boarding by the Week message is to the unpromising ones 1
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and Tailored Hats at
| I bad many painful experiences. I
, clipped the family cat before I heard
of benjamin W est.
“Character must enter into every­
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thing. Art is the crowning effort of
character. No prurient glorv seeker i
can win, but all must be done in th e 1
spirit of the Master. I am an opti-
!V’Stj -nnc m!10 Sces thc hilIs behind
the hills. I he world is just as good
,L can„ be and is getting better all
the tune.
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FOR T H E BEST O F A M U SE­
M EN T. BEST O F MUSIC.
O PE N D A ILY . W E S O L IC IT
YOUR PA TR O N A G E.
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MISS LEARNED’S
The TOLLMAN Studio
lor all kinds of
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MUSIC HOUSE
PHO1OGRAPHIC WORK
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606 Willamette St.
Phone Main 591
Miss Helena Hughes visited recentlv
’•" " I Miss Bessie Kidder a, her honie
¡in Koseburg.
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Excursion rates, $3.00.
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