THE QnEGOK DAILrOimyAL; roitTfcAyp;
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COMMENCEMENT ATI
Sermon by Rev. Dr, Stephen 5. Wse fca Open tre
Annual Ceremonies" Alumni Gathering at ,
v Eugene from AH Paris Jt State; ; . I
(Journal Special Barrio.
ET70ENE. Or, June IS. Commence
mnt befin tomorrow at the University
of Oregon with tha annual baccalaureate
eermea-by -lhe-.Bv. ir,Uphaa
Wise of Portland, with tha uaual. feetlri
tie and ceremonleJe that appertain to
t eolyg functions. .' xcolleg1ans
V ead alumni have been gathering la thla
.Vs alty tor aevaral flay a and Eugene takea
.a tha dallf htf ul aapect that mark tha
I . ' alltf town whoa tha and ft the school
( ; fnu com. ... ,
.With tha graduation of .the class of
'01, 17 in number, with two receiving
jnaetera degrees In addition, 'the uni
varsity enda its tlat roar of existence,
anir the ITU sine laatruotton began.
Tha totaf ht enrallmant fov tbe peat
was 4la,)Uvlded.tnuar
Onajluaie eeal ,.,.,..,,,,.4..... II
a bcqi
Aeademia rollagea and
pen oat
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Jftta ' entered twie
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The ottleera and lnatructora number 7.
' ; e : ril CXU.M 07 113.
Degree will b onf erred aa -fallow:
ervha I stater. A, R. La Grande,
, - "iwllle-Ann Ankeay, , Bugene,. ,
Lulu Maude- Craig, jk, H , North Ya
i. kiiia . Wuh. -'.. v."
, - mee tk. Ullbert, A, a, WaUenvUle.
cai ,
r -.a JU Hendrlrka, A, H Eugene,
' Huby Ylllard Hendricks, A. . B Zu
one. ; '
a telle ;ViolA Armttate, ; A. Ba-
L:narie v. nei, A. a., ieuanan,
Harvey Bruce Denemore, A. B., lu
Portland.
Jludaun. A, B., -lTin-
Frank Edwin SlUiftoa. . -A,,- Eu-
';: gene. .- ..(. . . v-
Maria Merrimen Bradley,-A. B.; Med
. ford. ' .r
iAUee ilea Smith. A. B.i Monmouth, ?:
Alice-' McKtnley, ' A, BH CentrvUla,
, Cal. -'. : . - V
i Fred h Thayer, A.tf.. Toledo, '
One Crawford. A P.. Portland,
?.Wbel fo. MUrf, A, ., WuBno, .
Homer I, Wetta, A, D., Athena.
Georfe W.' Eyre. A, B..'D.-yton, JVeeh.
, ' . Ti ra cut, a. h.. fiwaeant Hill.
..Tfjwal XiM-hJa,WlteiPBwAB,tl,,La
- " iHyi tltella KuykendalV A. B. BUr
ttn4. i- i
hi Milla Plummrf. A, B-, Pertland.
-tma t), Murphv, A,-ttnmutlu
.Harry Stanley hamb, A. B., Mon
mouth. :' - , v , .
.'..'Conda Ro- Been, B. S . Salem -A-alTln
Caateel. B.- Slglnaw.
i . JCrn CherleaMMlrr li. Eugene.
....WaitaftT.iCerrelV, B. 8..ugne. ,
,,Frl Rar Xorria, B. 8 ."itea'da-Clty.
rri toKton. B. ., BRHaton,-., a. .
V RO't dtockton. B. S.Ballaton. ,
. - Oradnate Begxeea, , -t",
' Rnamer Rex Renehaw, M. H.. Eugene.
1 !hert A. Cleveland, Jr. M. A Aa-torta.-
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, Contemplated Zmprerementa.
r Bcme potable' Improvrroenta are to be
Ci.--.. ; .i.ik.a ,4ml tiU.iMmMU jth rx
, peaae (jflwhlcij provided for by tha
regular annual apropriatioa of 147.169,
under theJUf illative act . which aeta
aaldo that aunt yfarly "fpr aupport and
. laaln tana nee" , and K , "conelruotion. of
bulldlnga, and adaitlona to the "library
-.z and laboratory facllitlea." and .the- epe
clai . appropriation of $25,000 made at
the 10 aeaalon of the Leglalatlve Aa
Bemhl The apeclal appropriation la
being, expended aa.followa: for repair
and improvement! on the dormitory,
tlt.tOO; for .reptplng the campus, f 1,200;
far new -equipment, $10,100. to which
will be added about $1,200 from the gen
era I fund. The new equipment money
Will be aa follow: for tha electrical
engineering, department, ,4.000) for the
civil engineering department. $2,000; for
the library. $4,000; the balance for the
department of phyalca and probably
ome additional for the electrical
equipment.
- i Klncald Field. . the new athletic
grounda, located on 'leased land acroia
Thirteenth street from the cainpua. haa
been put into proper condition by the
expenditure of about 11,000 ana win give
Vntvereity or Oregon atmetice an -im
aet ua forward.
r The If ew BonaltoiT'
"The $11,000 that la to be apent In im
proving the dormitory .will make that
building attractive and comfortable. It
la h three-story atructure. facing the
Center of the campu on the eaat aide,
and contains, besides roome'for, student,
also tha llbraryt
One feature of the hew J'orm" 1
to be a large drawingroom in sfhich the
atudenta. may assemble, or alumni or
faculty give reception. The dormitory
will accommodate 70 atudenta when all
Improvements have' been' made.
i In connection with thla dormitory
naturally follow the comment that the
University should have a library build
Jng. ' The41braxy.naw.,U..ojiJLhe.flrt and
aecond floor In the north end. And the
facilities are not what, they ahould be.
lolloy of the ZaaUtafiaai
And when one run if from mir
tatement of fact Into the realm of aug
geatton and; opinion Immediately opens
out endless opportunity, for contention,
f The- server Is . Impressed with one
central truth," which la that thero muet
be a radical alteration In policy If, the
university is to take its proper place as
the center of educational influences for
the State of Oregon. This is said not
In hoatlltty to, but In close sympathy
with, the School. It is charmingly, lo
cated In the beat town In the Willamette
Valley, provided with a beautiful alte,
: toad buildings and in all respect la de
: lightful and attractive to the ambitious
younar peraona who matriculate.
1 Ten years from today the Univeraity
f Oregon muet have 1.000 atudenta. a
rate of, growth leas than that will not
have realised the reasonable expeota
. tlona of the people who pay t orts main
tenance. :;;.-r -..j.,-- , J ; ' :,V: 7 r f:
''Jy:j President Kast 8 aprenia. -
! If these larger experiences come' to
the univeraity they will have to-scome
because the preaident 1 placed at 'the
' head with absolute authority to direct
the. governance of the t atudenta and
election of lnatructora, - X Anyone
acquainted with the conditions existent
fere will Indoi-ae that proposition heart
Jly. It admit of 60 disputation,
One cannot fail to be impressed with
the fact that the president of the unll
vereltyts not Invested with authority
ouch as he should exercise. He Is hot
. In the sense he ahould be the manager
of the Inetitutlon. He is not 'given
: freedom auch as tha regents. Should al
low, him. i- He haa not tha authority
war the faculty he should wield. : His
word la not jso final with; the atudenta
s it ahould be,
Iri'iort. the PrsMnnt i- rt r,-iiVly
he i tet! 'hin-l of V" rr ). bv.t
t.sa e i!!Mtr?tt n ! 1 - ' I :;h lu-
tfrfo- t-i-c n:l t 'T r, ; t
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the membera of the faculty and their
relatione to the atudent body.'"
'r: He WbmM Oaf pdaMin' :' I
' There is but on proper j course to be
pursued by the Board of Kteeats, These
gentlemen would act' ; wisely," if they
came to Eugene, , summoned i (h presi
dent before them, and said;
Trealdent Campbell, we are going to
alter our policy radically, for the future.
Hereafter, you are to be the very head
of tha Univeraity of Oregon, ' We - are
going to look to you- for result. You
are going to be responsible for all de-
would transform tha inetitutlon. - They
I would leather students who now go else-
aome of the featurea of atudent gover
ance" that now are rather more appro
priate to schools in which much younger
pereons are matriculated." "", ' t '
frofeesot Condon to. Have Aaslstaat
Announcement has '.been madei that
Professor Thomas Condon, the eminent
geologian, la to h&v an assistant! heat
year. This aaelstant la to be appointed
in rewse to a request by Dr. Cbndon
himself who wishes to be relieved ol
some of the detatla of class work ami
to devote Ms -time more especially to
enjoying the fruitage o his magnificent
llfework and to giving -the world aome
further garnerlngs in his chosen field of
Investigation.; Dr. Condon haa been 2&
yeare t. the head of the department
of geology., and haa a name above that
of any other geologian in the Weat.r- 't' ,
Modernising the Onrrloalaaa. . .
.'One commendable trend is nottceablH
the attention given to -the study -of
the aelences. The Unlreraitv la. well!
equipped-, now and -will f b better
equipped 4 when the new-; apparatus
cornea,' for' the - scientific work that
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Concentrated Power is the strong point
of the Electric Motor, and its power
applied instantly and shut off
. - The Motor offers many ad-
can
mstan
vantages along
More Efficient
the line of Economy,
Production and Better
Health of Opierators.
We have connected to our circuit hun
dreds of motors,; running " all classes of
machines from theismallsewnig machine
to immense traveling cranes
Formerly Miss Ruth Hanna, young st daughter 'of Senator and Mrs. Marcua
H. Hanna. who was married laat Wedneaday, at Cleveland. O. 1 ,
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tails. We are not going to atep beyond
you " in any particular. You are to be
to the University what. Charles Schwab
la to the Steel Trust, an actual head,
with abadluta-authority.l .Xhwu. If re
aulta are not socurrd. we wiU find an
other roan wluv will aeeure them."
i Then to the faculty, those Regehta
should say; ; . s '
'Prealdeht Campbell la hereafter to
be the head of the University, You will
report to hlr as the absolute fountain'
of authority, '-t'reced'enta will have na
binding force. If precedents and progt
resa do not comport together, q-ult the
precedents." . , : . ...
Thea Woald Besults Be Beoured.
There is not a shadow tat doubt that
thla policy would placa the Univeraity
upon the proper baels. and enable the
reoraT$lzatlon necessary to Its deserved
future. The plant of the University is
form a large part of the curriculum.
Qooxl men are at the head of the depart
ment, and earneat work I done by th
atudenta. '.
A system of electlvea by groups is
In force.- recognising the Individual
quantity as irv all institutions of stand
ing: throughout the country.
; in fact, the conditions are prime for
bounds forward auch aa would surprise
apd please nil friends of the Univer
aity, and thla proKreas is being accom
plished in spite of aome hampering by
renson, of things herein stated. Perhaps
there, la yet a lack of college aplrlt.
One observes too. many students golfig
to , the trains ao Boon aa they hmc
passed i their final "exams," ; and not
waiting1 for the festivities of com-,
mencenvent week. Aa one of the mem-,
bers ofi the faculty remarked to the
writer; . V "It would not be bud If there
It
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It
In Portland are operating Printing Presses, 'Feed
Grinders and Mixers, ! Coffee Grinders Planers
and Blowers, Meat Choppers, Cash i Carrying
Systems, anti are Sawing Wood, Cutting Pipe,
RunnirigBlowers for Ventilating School Build
ings, Etc; Etc.
THESE MOTORS ARE RUN IN SIZES
FROM ONE-QUARTER HORSE-POWER
TO ANY SE -REQUIRED. LET US
SEND A SOLICITOR TO TELL YOU
ABOUT IT.
" ' ' KISS rBAJTOES XSW13 '
VariiSi. WAtifldttiV mnflmiv irlrl vhit ' WttS nnft nf ' the ht-trtAiimalHfl mt. , th
Hanna-McCrmlck weddtng, solemnized at Clevelahd. O., laat Wednesday at
St. Paul's Episcopal Church. - ' i : f
excelleht. The ago is sulTlcIent to give
considerable backing of alumni aup
port. and to throw about It that atmos
phere of tradition and reminiscence ao
essential to the life of college and uni
versity, , However, not only new, but In
the past, and to quota the last incum
bent of the preeWency, Vr. Prank I
Strong, who precded President F. U
Campbell; "Tha President of tha Uni.
VoraUy- of Oregoj is too muoh .of a flg-
urehead. vile hne not, enough power.
re ; is responsible without potency to
meet responsibility. , ," ... 'X;
Presiflcnt, Campbell Is tha "Tlsht man
In the place', find his etrons corps Of In
fctn.se , v. !-r a rre rational regime.
were more of the ebullitions of college
ap'lrit, even' though they 7 were 'Occasion
ally accompanied W a few Comanche
Indian yella" But that will coma witb
time and prOaresa, and Is hy jio meana
now entirely lacking. .It Is a; charming
college. It Is situated In . a ,charmlnr
town, aet fis a gem between Circling
green-: hills ' threaded- by tha many
streams that 'make Into the Willamette
near by It la Oregon' . State 1 Univer-altyrAndteoauser-tt
iSi perhapai' the
Board of Kejrente will paroa tha pre
sumptlonof one "who horewlth makes
some anggestlons and passes sorae opin
ions for Wllit they are worth. '
- i lOllX E. LAfURQP.
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