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Eugene Dyeing and Cleaning Works«?*
Beebe T alks on Love
Everything Possible in Cleaning and Dyeing
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C ornelius Beebe am used the L aurean
Society 011 Saturday evening with a
short address 011 'the subject of Love
<»u the C am pus. Mr. Beebe has given
the m atter much thoughtful consider
ation and is well qualified to discuss it.
Im prom ptu speeches were made by C.
I n . Lyons on the political outlook and
A rthur G eary on the football gam e.
The question, Resolved, T h at a law
yer is justified in su p p o rtin g a client
when he know s the accused is guilty,
was debated. G am m ons and Collier
spoke for the affirm ative while Johns
and B arbour upheld the negative. The
decision was given for the affirm ative.
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“ T i l t j ” M en’s D re ss S h o e s for discussion am ong the Philologians.
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Watches, Clocks, Jew elry, S ilve rw a re
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in the p arty platform s were discussed.
M inn Nicholas and Earl M arshall su p
ported the D em ocratic plank hut were
Successfully opposed by D unlap ami
()eisler.
'flic question was then throw n open
to the house and further debated.
A recitation hv H orton N icholas was
appreciated. T he new m em bers are
now tak in g part in the debates and are
doing good work. I he applications for
m em bership <>f Dohie, S h attu ch , and
Schantin will he acted upon at next
m eeting.
Charles Erskine was in Eugene for
a short time last Thursday hut returned
to Coburg to attend his father, who was
seriously injured some time ago.
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