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PLAN T H A N K SG IV IN G D AN CE Means, Hayes. Mai,,. Chandler. Cap- P R E S . C A M P B E L L A T Y M C A Mm Moullen and Dodson Alumni vill Give Ball in Tonor of The line-up: Talks on the Reasonable Basis V versity Football Team W hit worth of ( Ircfin m on Thanksgiving khnstiam ty to Large Body of IV nnis L- L. E Kiltx, Students 1 V •»]>', HR Moullen C > Particularly ¡«teresting and instruct R, \ ’eight ive was tlie m eeting of the Y, M C \ Means Ds: Tnd.i) evening at which P r e s R. C 1. Gilles, S . i k i larding. cient Campbell rave a splendid talk . R • K ■' able Basis f ( • $t .. R. T. I, Main. «?• H e slid in part : Sw eek ”ln t. the bH of t r a n s i R. E. !.. Michel tion tn m n? extrem e to an o th er the I success . O. Chandler. «05 i»; h .s. alter centuries of com plete van: it generally u n d e rsto o d th at all L atourette. laiih, sw u n g r a 1 her to the opposit are welc e as th ey cannot reach all C olbert L. H. R. 11 a \e s ' ‘ ' ■ ' al in v ita ti - ag sticism. It is thoi g t Main. oy man;, ¡hat belief in God and re lig will be extended to th e O re g o n foot- M cO uillen R. H. L. H aw ley, ion is hut a m atter of blind faith and ball team to lead in th e G ra n d M arch, H urd M cIntyre. em otion, without reaso n . B ut such b and the) ?. me at th e sam e tim e to cel- 1 an n e r F. M cIntyre, far from being the case. There are ebrate another v icto ry o v e r M ultno- i Clarke. many questions of life ujxm which we r ah. ■" ierate ad m issio n tee will Referee, R N. H ackenberrv 'KT tacts and <n r be chare. ’. U m pire. O len A m spiger. c >nc!usi ms mas n ?cessnily b< g-md- Field Judge. J. R. L atourette. laith. To all of the questions VTTTW ORTH B EA TS V A R SIT Y Head Linesm an. C. A. McClain -’i liic < hristianitv has given a lair and Touchdowns; Michel. 1; Me lea square an>wer. 1 C olbert. 2. Field goal. Moullen.' C ntinned from page 1 1 ake lor instance some of the q ues. Goals. C olbert, 1; Moullen. 1. : ' s hy Shall w e ¡nt« i L ength of ha ves. 25 m inutes. pre: the im mense in term s of m atter Whitworth's th irty y a rd line. T he or of spirit? Are the m aterial things s ■. is i ■ and th« regon Gamma Delta Gamma we see around us ultim ate ««r is there rosters felt relieved. 1 he latest arrival in sorority circles not some spiritual power behind all ‘ W hitw rt h regon and the ball went ver th e line. It w as is the Gam m a Delta Gamma, announ Christianity answers it fairly .. initely. ‘In the beginning, God c re brought out to th e t .venty-five vard ced this week. It has ten ch arter m ent ated heaven and earth.' line and D udley C lark e p u n ted to al's and will probably build a house “ A g ain tin. >»*pher asks, A\ hat in the near future. The members are ■ t is God? Is he a li\m g . thinking God, s ever witnessed on the Mrs. T. S. D u n n , honorary, Lilia I r or does the higher p<»wer consist only ’ »regon held. C a tc h in g th e ball on vin. 08. M aud Service. 00, Jennie l.il- oi the abstract unfeeling law s of the W hitworths forty-five y a rd line, the ■ v. 10. C arolyn D unstan. TO. Frances universe? C hristianity answ ers that C ert, d d g in g and whirling, Y oung, '10. O live Donnell, 'l l , N eta Go<l is a definite personality. tan straight t r ugh the entire Ore B artlett, e x - 'll, Hazel W rightm an, '12, And then it is inquired ’O f what C lem entine C utler. T2. and R uth H a r gon team U r a to u ch d o w n . id ie. 12. M rs. Agnes D unstan. Kappa disposition is God toward man'-' C h ris ' ’ ''' ' tianity answ ers that Gtxl is kind, for unaUe :• . wn the tw is tin g half-back K appa Gam m a, is house m other. whenever we obey the laws of God, will go down as a memor Pat M cArthur and Jack Latou rette happiness is invariably the result. able feat in the an n als of of N o rth w e st ’Til each oi these instances the a n football. O regon supporters were were up for the game. H elene Robinson. 08, i > spend swer of C hristianity is com pletely s a t strongly reminded bv this plav of the ing M a iss few isfying at once to the reason and to the days in Eugene. great run which K uykendall, '08. heart. And an acceptation of these a n Ralph Poppleton. ‘05, was it town made in Iaho-(. »regon game of last sw ers of C hristianity, a belief in God, Fridav and Saturdav. )ear. G<a was kicked by Colbert. his pers nality and his kind disposition M iss Neta Bartlett, ex -'ll. s visit- '' J° put up a very clev er g am e for th e tow ard man is the only attitu d e that ing her friends in Eugene for a few will give us confidence in the world W ashing:. dans. days. and in ourselves. Dregon was in striking distance of Miss Josie Morland visited Miss Ris- "C onceding that there is a God with , “‘.A' / g°al several tim es before ley for the week end. beneficent intentions tow ard m ankind, t e vose - the game, but seemed una- The Zeta Iota Phi sorority has is it not reasonable to suppose that he e to pierce the line when yardage moved into its beautiful and commo ??? nece-sarv. Twice they had the dious new bouse at Thirteenth and would m anifest that kindness by tr y ing to uplift hum anity by m eans of D i . .• ‘ Ie. * resbyterians ten yard mark Mill streets. vine R evelation? Jesus C hrist is the te of the N ortherners Frank W hittlesey has been visiting great R evelation. In the central m ir seemingly impregnable to the Oregon his brother at the Kappa Sigma house. acle of his life, the R esurrection, he hlnCks' he * his,le blew w ith the R. N. Hockenberry. of Portland, was I has held out to men the hope of a fu U re£°n s possession on W h it the guest on Saturday of his brother- ture existence. And in his teachings worths forty-five yard line. in-law. Earl Tucker. T2. he has given the one great form ula that ' :^e £ame t ^ e V arsity ex- Gamma Delta Gamma entertained in will solve all our difficulties, love to k.,‘ 1 ' - a l pretty forw ard passes, formally on Friday evening in honor God and love to m an." W - “-I- un °f these were broken of Miss Neta Bartlett, one of their The I 'L a n d O re g o n A lum ni are give a d a n c in g p a rty tor prepari: „ stu d e n ts, alum ni ami the fac the U n iv e rsity on T h an k s- i..' S Bg night I t will he g iv en in the ne a nt< s O rche't' id fu rn ish th e m usic. ire spa g tins t McKeax y Tunis» -n Guy Do a d L T. U ( c. R no • Whitworth ends, who had number who is visiting here for a CL v°U i i ?ettinS lo O regon's backs. time. Max Sylvius Handman. '07. is at stan? ’ not Punt up to his usual Quilk« V : Ah c . racom a P in te r. Mc- present rabbi of Temple Emanuel, at Kingston. New \ ork. He writes from there expressing his interest in the wel fare of the University. The Yale-Harvard and the Oregon- yellow o -v Jack in g in the lemon- Were ah* ’n ‘ W hitw orth plavers O. A. C. games will take place on the t 3 . -TS hile the tb p men m pn doing the same day this year. . W hile be«st There is a French club at L . of W . »"»regon were Michel, Beavers Entertained The Beavers gave a house-warming on Saturday evening, to which the fac ulty and students were invited. Mrs. Dunn and Mrs. Mackintosh helped the young men to receive and Miss Hurley and Miss Hansen served the refreshments. The house was richly and heavily decorated with holly and Oregon grape.
