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T H E K O H -I-N O O R I D E V A F o r P u r e F o o d C o n f e c t i o n s , le e C r e a m H ot D r i n k s , L u n c h e s , O y s t e r s . T r y t h e n e w ’p l n e e L E C T U R E S IN SEA TTLE —x-S student of U niversity of O regon A ddresses W ash in g to n S tu d en ts on H indu Religion Eugene Dyeing and Cleaning Works,« - atva Deya, ex-’O), at present atten d - 111! g the I ni\ ersitv of \\ asliington, is giving a series of lectures before a u diences of students of that university. H indu religion is the general topic P h o n e M ain 122 S ix th a n f W iH a m e tte to be covered by the lectures. The •• t ? °n.e Was ^ I K e r e d recently on * be Place of W om an in H indu Re ligion. T his lecture was given last year bv Deva before the P hilologian T H E S T O R E TH AT S E L L S voeiety of which he wa¡j a m em ber. I be custom s affecting women differ widely iii India and Am erica th at Deva, who is essentially of an O riental type of mind, is often g reatly shocked by tilings seen here. M any an O re- mi co-ed has assum ed an offended air E v e r y t h in g f o r U n iv e r s it y W o r k upon finding that Deva was addressing her in the am used, tolerant and su pe rioi m .inner of a race, whose women are not considered fit to converse on equal term s with men. S e e O u r P e n n a n ts a n d P illo w T o p s Deva lived at the D orm itory and was greatly am used by the dances held there from tim e to time. W hen asked ja to join he would sav, “ Men don't dance. ( )nly women dance.” W e s t E ig h th S t . E very event of note was jo tted / j Q W g a r W a lk - o v e r S h o e s down by him to transcribe for a H indu < « T i l t s ” M e n ’s D re ss S h o e s m agazine, whose correspondent he is R e p a in g a S p e c i a lt y $ 4 and $5 in this country. An event especially rich in “copy" lor him was the Y. M. I . A .A . \ \ . C. A. joint social given last year at the Kloslie Tillacum house. No G ra ft Cafe. G O O D G R O C E R IE S H ere Deva first condescended to talk to a girl, and although loath to con Ice C re a m a n d C o n f e c tio n e r y S o n fess it, adm itted that the sensation Try U s a n d be C o n v in c e d | „ w g ,h p h o n e , B |a k was not altogether unpleasant. He is undoubtedly a man of ability, and as an ardent opposer of E nglish SC H W ERIN G & LINDLY rule in India, m ay yet he heard from B re a d , P ie s , C a k e s a n d in revolutionary circles. At present lie is en terta in in g the C o n fe c tio n e r y , a ls o Ice No G E ast Ninth St., opp. Hoffman House students at W ashington, and tak in g C re a m a n d F r u it s down all their peculiar custom s to tell Students. Give Us a Call 4 E. 9th S t ._______ P h o n e M ain 7 2 to his dark-skinned brethren over-sea, ju st as in years past he has “ w ritten up" O regon and Chicago. Ju s t how an account of the recent Halloween fes Watches, C locks, J e w e lry , S ilv e rw a re tivities in Seattle will read in S an C u t G la s s , E tc . skrit is a m atter for conjecture. C U G C N F .Q « , Everything Possible in Cleaning and Dveino 5 YORAN’S di SHOE GOOD STORE SH OES University Texts di Draughting Supplies Schwarzschild’s Book Store David Link martin miller Palace of S w e e ts Yo" Wan‘ “ We H»« >» W. J. (jibson DUNN’S BAKERY B arber Shop L S. LUCKEY pairing W atches and Clocks a Specialty Eugene, Oregon STUDENTS ¿fi Faculty Colloquium 628 Willamette St. | Phone Main 23 II you w ant a Chafer for your room see HALL’S We have them for $5.00 BOLTON & JENKINS Ladies’ H atters Fish and Poultry Market W . H. RIDGEWAY Pioneer Shining Parlors is grateful for student patronage. 25 E. 9th St. books , stationery , and art goods F. B E R R Y , Prop. Professor Sw eetser was the speaker at the open m eeting of the F acu lty Colloquium this week. His subject was “ L uther B urbank and M endelism .” Professor Sw eetser gave an illustrated discussion of the work of B urbank and showed how unconsciously lie had been applying principles discovered long ago by M endel, the form ulation and observance of which is lightening considerably the toil of the breeder of plants and anim als. C u ttin g classes is a very serious of fense at Smith Dakota. ALLEN EA
