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THE. OREGON DAILY JOURNALS I PORTLAND. WEDNESDAY EVENING. MAY 31. 1911. 4 InSeATO A C Athletics and Work in Student Activities Count Heavily. a4.f ntratrk to Tk. JmtmLI ' . Corrallis; Or Jna 1. Naw mstheds m alMAH of honOf StddstltS WSI adopted by tha fueulty the Oraeon Agricultural col) at tna Uat counoll ."' BiMtlnf. Both scholastic sxcellsnos u actlTlty In student enterprises ara to t, taken Into account In the selection A hereafter of thoae who will receive hon orable mention on tho commencement platform. All coura of study. reard less of the also of Ui olaaa srranduatln. from each, are to bo represented on tho commencement proirram by honor nan, tha representation wmi ur basis of ona to every ten seniors in each couraa or major fraction thereof rre-tenthe being eonsiuerea a major h.i.iiiii Tha merit cradee will be obtained by avaraalna hla acholarahlp, -'weighted I. and hla activity In student affaJra, weighted 1. in tna ciaaa rar, A ! considered eyus.1 to II, D to 16, C to Ti, and D to II, and no atudent av ha eonalderad an honor atudent : whoae grade la under C. Athletics Will Oomat. tk. mAn of atudent actlTltiea la M followa for tha boy a: Athletics, II points for each varsity monogram In football. baaebalU baaketball. track and wreatllng: atudent body ana ciaee orn cerahlps. 29 polnU for a presidency. II points each for a treaaurerahlp or sec retaryship. I points for a vice preal- dency; publications, 40 points each for tha editor and manager or tna Barome ter (tha student aenil-weekJy ). tha Student Engineer Una engineering monthly magasine), tha Oregon Country nan (the agricultural domestic science monthly magasine). and tha Orange (tha junior annual), for oratory and debate. 10 points for each member or aa inter . eollerlate "team. Miscellaneous credits are to bo granted, at tha discretion of tha committee for such actlrltlea aa tha following: Music II points for ana year's membership In tha Glea club, Mandolin club, or Cadet band: military. S points for tha winner of any lndlvl dual competition, I for lleutennancy. II for a captaincy and higher, SI for col onelsbtp: dramatics, and other activities. at the discration of the committee, v Credits Tat Olrl Keaaeera. The schedule for girls' activities la as follows: . Presidency or secretary' hip of auch organlsationa aa tha Mar iraret Snell (domestic science) club, or Waldo hall (girls' dormitory) club. 21 points, class aad atudent body officer hips, tha same aa the boys' schedule increased by one-fourth: publications; ' associate editorships on tha Barometer, Countryman and Orange, 40 points; oratory and debate. 2t points for each MARY GARDEN America's Greatest Dramatic Soprano Uses Only me KNAB E The World's Best Piano . She appears in con cert Saturday even ing, June 3, at the Armory Reed-French Piano Mfg.Co. aPTAJUl BIAXJOa Sixth aad Burnalde KILL The Dandelion and Other Flat Leaved . Weeds With Lawn Lime In 48 Hours Onarantsaa tf se aoeordiaf to dlxaotaoa am, tie cm. M iTakauLLyco. rraat amd Taylot, ortlad, member of aay Interoolleglete team. Miscellaneous credits auggaatsd for tha discretion of tha committee for tha girl ware: in music. II points for member ship In tha Madrigal (girls' glea) lu dramatics, special prominence In lit erary societies, girls' track work, basket ball and like athletics. Tha work of determining thesa gradee has bean Intruated to a committee of six, three being members of the faculty council and threa aenlore named by the president from tha different courses. Aa soon as possible after the cloaa of tha first semester of each year tha reg istrar furnlahee tha grade of each student to tha committee, and they In turn report to tha president, who an nounces tha honor students. The new regulations have Just been approved, and tha flrat list of honor atudent will be named at tha commencement exercises, June It. Too STrw aaUdimg-s manned. At their regular spring session yes terday, the board of regents of tha college prepared the budget for tho ensuing aoadamlo year and discussed plana for tha our new buildings for which contracts are soon to be let the new horticulture building which will form tha south wing of tha agricul tural group: tha dairy building; tha school of mlnaa building, and tha agri cultural engineering building. Tomorrow tha last weekly convocation of atudents will be held In tha gym nasium, tha aenlor class having tha program In charge. A. A. Aabahr, presi dent of oratory and debate, will deliver an oration on the past four years' his tory of tha Institution: L R. Chapman, aenlor class president la to gtva a short valedictory speech, and Miss Alice Shepard. prealdent of tha T. W. C A., will toaat tha faculty. INDIAN HGH7 AT SWAN BUM George H. Himes Corrects Er ror In Story; Tells of First Guns In Oregon. Spain Imports 110,000.000 worth chemical fertilisers every year. Of Portland, May tt.To tha Editor of Tha Journal. On page 11 it your Issue of yesterday, aUualon Is made to bullets, shot and slugs being taken out by tha dredge Columbia In tha last two or threa days from tha bad of 'tha river back of Swan island, and an attempt was made to account 'or tha presence of the missiles at tha place where they were found. Tha theory advanoed la no doubt partially correct that Is, that part re lating to tha target range and tha shoot ing of ducka and geese on tha island. There never waa an Indian battle, how ever, at the point named or anywhere near there, at any (tlme slnca tha country waa settled by wblta people, and before that date there were no guna of any kind In this country. Tha first runs In Oregon were brought by tha ewls and Clark party In 1105, and whan they atarted on their return trip from Fort Clatsop, In March, 1101, they took all their guns along. The next guna of which anything la known were those brought by the Aator party In April, 1111. Kith tha advent of tha North west company at Astoria In the fall of 1111, but fair " additional guna ware added aa almost all of the employes) of the latter company had bean In the ear- vlca of tha former company. Almost all tha run la use by those fur trapping oom Denies and their suooessor. tha Hud son'a Bay company.' In lilt, which ra moved Ita headquarters to what la now known aa Fort Vancouver In 1114. were smooth-bore flint-locks, and carried an ounce ball. Shot o. all alaea were uaed In these guna aa wall aa aluga of lead of Irregular shape; and It waa not at all uncommon for Indiana and sometimes tha trappers to us small pebbiea. Aalde from the rlflea brought to Oregon by tha oooaalona! Amarloan trapper, beginning about 1114. tha Wyeth party in lilt, and the early pioneers up to 1141, for tha most part knewa aa "Kentucky rifles" ao called because they had full atooka there were no United States guna In Oregon until May, 1141, for tha reason that there were no United Stafea troopa here until then. Regarding Captain O roves' statement that mlnle balla weighing aa ounce war used In the old type of muskets. It only necessary to aay that ha la mis taken, because the rifle of that name, Invented In Franca by Claude Etlenne Mlnle, In 1141, and adopted by ' tha French government a little later, waa not Introduced Into tha United States before 1114. And further, this bullet could not bo used la a musket with any degreo of aocuraey. It was hollow at tha baae and when dlschargsd It ex panded and fitted snugly Into tha grooves of the rifle, thus receiving tha fall strength of tha ammunition behind It. Thla "find" of leaden missiles of all alsea and forma can ba easily accounted for by tha fact that during tha occu pancy of tha old Hudson's Bay company's Fort Vancouver, from 1114 to tha data wbea Ita offloea ware removed to Vic toria. B. C, about lilt. It la believed, tona of lead were dlaoharged Into Swan Island and the river oa all sides. This and tha adjaoent Islands ware tha nest ing places for aquetla fowl of all kinds. which were killed by tha tana of thous ands. Of awaa alone I have a record of 11.111 being killed la four yean 1II4-1IIT and tho wholesale "elaugh-l tar of tho Innocents . continued for many yea r afterward a. ' OEOROBD H. HIME8. today whan MIsa Lucy Lees Garrard, daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Joseph Garrard, became tho bird a ef Lieutenant Victor Foster of tha llth cavalry. Miss Valeria Garrard, a atatar of tha bride. was maid of honor and tha bast m waa Captain Howard H. Bally. VwHssyl officers . of tho btrdegroom aotaS - ushers and, appeared In full dreea nl-j iui - r Bn trace Expected. . IDnltsd Frees teased Wtie.1 New York, May II. It la expected that Banker Jeeeph a Robin, eonvloted of grand larceny, will bo eenteneed to morrow. Robin waa found guilty of mie-l appropriating funda of hla book. Wedding at Fort If year. (ffpertal Otaeateh e The foaraaLt ; Washington. May IL Tha anmlnl- atration building at Pert Myar was tho scene of an attractive military w egging BOYS' DEPARTMENT SPECIALS Great Benelit Always are. I Derived from Scad's parlUa la tha BpclBf. Miss Sara 3. Hoblnson. Box 130, Al bion, N. Y.. writes: "My father, who la a stone cutter by trade. Used to frol worsa In tha spring of tha year than whan ha waa don work In tho fallrl For several years la aucoeealon ba has taken several bottles of Hood'a Baras oarllla In tho aprlng, and has always derived great benefit from It" Remember there la no real subati-l tuta for Hood's Baraaparllls no "Just aa good preparation. uei xioou Baraaparilla today. la usual liquid form or tablets called taroataba. i , ,i is isi ii ii rl THURSDAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Boya Long Pants Suits at ' 25 OFF REGULAR PRICES Your unrestricted choice of . our entire stock of Boys' Long Pants Suits, ages 13 to 19 years, In tan, brown 'rray and all fancy col ors, at the following prices: , J $15.00 SUITS AT. .... .$1 1.25 S, $1JL50 SUITS AT. ..... .$9.35 f $10.00 SUITSlAT. ..... .$7.50 . $ 9.00 SUITS AT. ..... .$6.75 '? $ 7.50 SUITS AT $5.65 f mm Gevwb'JIiieWHte ..... A Carnival ol Barganinis all the Opporteee Monimeinitt-alt a Tlinnie Tlney WI1 Be Appirccnalcojl The great gala days the Rose Carnival season are approaching, and you may want to add a bit to the family wardrobe. Our June White Sale therefore comes at an opportune time for you to outfit at great saving in money. Sale is on all this week. We cannot mention all the bargains today come and see for yourself. White June Dresses for Misses and Women i Misses' and Women's Dresses in finest white materials, lace trimmed, and others fancy embroidered. Great reductions made, special for this occasion. Summer Dresses that are surely bargain wonders from $4.95 to $15. See our window display. Real snaps that are worth walking a few extra-blocks down town to obtain. , . $10 Lingerie Dresses for Black an3 Bhio Serge, at 10 Per Cent Off Regular Price LION CLOTHING CO. 166-170 THIRD ST. ORBCION HOTBU3 White, blue and pink, trimmed with very beautiful lace. dainty lawn and in great demand for Summer and party wear, $10 values, only Made of $4.95 These are one of the great snaps of the sale. Come early In the day if possible and avoid the rush of the afternoons. 5th Annual Rose Festival PORTLAND, OREGON, JUNB I TO 10, INCLUSIVE The New Perkins Hotel Corner of Fifth and Washington Street! MOST CENTRALLY LOCATED ALL PARADES PASS OUR DOORS We are now booking reierrttiont and org a all who intend to be with ua daring the week of the CmmiYal of Flower to Write Us Now for the Accommodations Desired Deieriptire booklet of hotel and program of eventa mailed to yon for the asking. x PERKINS HOTEL CO. liSST- THE IMPERIAL Oregon's Oreateat Hotel 350 ROOMS, 104 SUITES With Prirate Batha NEW FIREPROOF BUILDINO MODERATE RATES PHIL METSCHAN fr SONS. Propa. Ml S:g:s:I: mm k PORTLAND -MM, PORTLAND, 08. J p&b Wvi3& 7 Mpsaji riaa KJtJU tr-J? Msiaia - 1 SSjajJ, f .'-- Msstsas . &4a Osm MzLziOX POtAAM Ssadqaartsrs foi Vaadsta aaACaa. aaMlal TraTsisra. Spacial rataasaada to families and sinala asntlamaa. Tna manacsraact will ba plaasad at all tlmea W ahaw i oom a aad airs prtoaai modern Turkish TU tabllaluaant la Ua hotal. Catartng a Kaclalty. Q. J. mfmaan. Mrr, Extraordinary Bargains in UnderniusMns Elegant Muslin Gowns 98c Made of best White Muslin in square and round yokes, trimmed with dainty lace and embroidery; also lace trimmed cuffs. These are of extra quality and not to be compared to department store tale roods. Rce-ular $175 quality. None of the Down Town Stores Offer Such Goods As These Specials in Corset Covers Neckwear The' Bowers Hotel Eleventh. Near Washington St Largest Cafe in the city. Service unsurpassed SO ROOMS .................$1.00 PER DAY 50 ROOMS $1.50 PER DAY 75 ROOMS. WITH BATH. .$2.00 PER DAY Special Rates to Permanent Guests Sample Rooms for Commercial Travelers H. C BOWERS; Pres. and Gen. Mgr. Formerly Manager Hotel Portland . ik II l' ' . L "Z. AJ. THE CpRNELIUS ' "Tha Honae of Weleomf . .. CORNER PARK AND ALDER STREETS Beginning May 1 ear ratee dll ba aa foUowat1 " Oati ' aide baek rooma, $1 per day; tingle front rooma, a. fl.au per aay. uur bduuoui u hw Portland's Newest and Moat Up-toDate Hotel C W. CORNELIUS - H. E. FLETCHER Proprietor Manager ; at only Made of best White Muslin, very prettily lace trimmed; regular 40c values, to close out at this sale ........ 10 Special attention is directed to this sale , of Neckwear. Noth ing to equal, shown in any of the shops. It ; embraces Jabots, Cascades, CoJ 1 a r s, Dutch Collars, Lin en Collars, Stocks, etc.; values "I QA JLeVr to ' 50c, only White Petticoats 98c This assortment of Petti coats . includes many beauti ful new styles; made of fine, soft muslin; cut full and fin ished with deep flounces; some with large embroidery ruffle and dust ruffle; well made skirts; $2 values 984 Your Credit Is Good at Gevurfz AH the Time ft JSfflMM ! i Ladles' Waists :' at 98c These elegant Lingerie Waists- are much better than the ordinary. . They have embroidered - rronta and backs, Cluny lace trimmings and insertion; " guaranteed values to $2.00, for only 98f 'Also plain Tailored Waists at the aame low price 98e Hot and Cold Water Long Distance Phone IN EVERY BOOM ' . Hotel Lenox ' COK. .TKIKD AND MAIN 8TS. ""rfSftiSSr RATES $1.00 & UP First and Yamhill ; Second and Yamhill Beautiful Kimonos on Special Sale Low Rates to California LOS ANGELES $1035, $21.50, $23.50, $26.50 to San FrancUco, SS. "BEAR" SAILS 9 A, M, FRIDAY, JUNE 2 . H. G. Smith, C T. A. ' . W. Ransom, Agent, Ainsworth Dock ; ; , 142 Third StL - Phonet-Maln 402, A-1402; MaJn9L-a4