Eugene daily guard., February 21, 1908, Image 2

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University of Oregon News
New Derbies
and Sift Hats
STETSON
SHOES
i . AMl'SKMEXTS .
The ffnhl aga'Dul the rafurenduin whlrh ht-lpa wonderfully the work u!
of the L'nlvcMiiy HpiniirlutloD hau the botany apartment. The j.Jay, "Antony and opntra.
. ' ' , 1'rofennor Bweetsr also bnllows 1 will bp Klven wllh the wealth of real
'rH:-,',7.,ri (alio.- Tha Veen he ha. found a location for a blolo- In,1!ficen which the poct'i own
re!n be taken up ,n the future. RtaUy tha, th.re ran b , no doubt o,
over the .ft., and for that matter lh.k,lb.ll Tr. H "rd ha turned to severa.
out of the mate, alumni and friend The University basketball team re-1 npraMf,,. for assistance In this en-
of the University are u.inK all their ti.ra.-d from It. tour of the Inland TrnrVie lit scheme of stage pic-
Influence to cause the movement on Empire last Sunday, and while they i , ' ' haa b(,en carre(i out bv M.
nart of the enemies of education to WOn only two eamea on the trip, they I . . , nitnA nhin whose
fall. - ' came mn rln to winning three of the! , ' i'. j,..inin bh nnrinir
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In Portland, the Alumni, who are other, thm the showing Is very cred
very numerous, have taken a hold of liable, particularly when It Is con-
the work, and are pushing the Uni- gidered tbe poor gym the team has to
verslly side of the fight very .Irons:- train In.
ly. A canvas will .oon be made of The team was silently weakened
the business men of that city to so- Dy the auBenre of "Dick" Hathaway,
licit fund, for the distribution of lit- captain and .tar guard, but neverthe-
erature to every voter In the .tate. lesa they played star ball. Under the
Already considerable money has been tutelage of Coach Murphy the team
raised by subscription. i,ag g0 far won eight out of sixteen
In Eugene, as well alumni, the fac- gamet.
nlty and students are taking hold of The' men who went on the exnedl
the campaign, backed loyally by the t)on wfirB. Vnn ar.0yt Moore, Wat
people of the community. Wednes- Fon, Lonely Stephenson. Charman.
day at a muss meeting at the Unl- FarrlnRton, strong. Coach Murphy.
verBlty, nearly every student present ,, Munai,,.r NelRon.
promised to write at least ten let- Tne BcorB9 ma(je on the trip were
turn to' voters In the state nsklng lur , ai follows:
their help. Each student is expected , Chemawa 9- Oregon 22.
Idaho, 13; Oregon, 16.
Pullmnn, IS; Oregon, 13.
Whitman. 23; Oregon, 21.
Pendleton High School. 21; Ore
gon, 20.
M. A. A. 0., 32; Oregon, 9.
Two or three more ganie3 will yet
be played this season. Dy loyal sup
port Manager Nelson will make a fine
showing.
Oratory Tonight.
The Interstate oratorical tryout will
to file a list of names, which will be
compared with others, so that no
needless repltltlons need be made In I
correspondence. The Alumni asso-i
elation has also been getting In or-'
respondnnce wllh its members. In or
der to gather In all the funds pos
sible. While the general opinion seems to
prevail that the University will win
j f nt . the supporter, of the Institution
Will HUl l?L IlllJ ro.uuinu fann, nnif
BERTS BROS, n
TOGGERY
554 Willamette Street.
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I Acre Tracts, , 2J
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Office on easy pay-
, merits, near school.
Hovey Block, 8th and Will.
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because. of the Interest In the col!egebe hed tonght villard hall. Those
I18U11, HIIU parti uu pwuuui ui mo
name that the referendum gives the
stute In the Middle West and neigh
boring cornmonweal'1..
Mump Kpldemlc.
For the last lew iuu....is an epi
demic of mumps ha. compelled a
ni"ihor-of .tlldent. to intnrrutit their
college work. Prof. McAllster also
lienib attacked. While not danger
ous to life the epidemic Is very an
who will try out for Oregon will be
Bert W. Pr?scott, R. Dell McCarty,
.tesse H. Hnnd, Clarence L. Wheal
don, Cecil K. I.vans. A. C. Marsters.
''Varsity It'-P's.
Will Applegate, of Klamath Falls,
and a former E. H. S. student, has
enterd the 'vanity.
William HlgKinn has returned to
college after t half yar's absence.
Mls Elsie Dow. who attended the
noylng, and In aome casos where the ; ,!njvrs , Wnshlngton last semcs
patlents are old becomes serious. Ust ter hn, rR.cntoI.,rt r)re-r..n
spring one of the Pullman m-n was ft 1)ncn nfnc.,,ny announced
suffering wllh the mumps, and after-that th0 Kp0 Hut) wM, e,ve nothpr
wards aevernl University men were , onnPert thH pnri ,n prdnr to n,
afflicted with the disease, it also,.,n ,,, ,.,,., wh,n waa ,.reatl,A on
breaking out again this fall. th E,torn nreeon trln.
ICcgiMtnition
Ileglstrntlon nt the University has
reached 417 In the undergraduate de
partments. The mil. leal students are
also numerous and bring up the total
students In rUe"iance. in Eugene
somewhere nenr dOO. Out of the stu
dent, bp 'v p' t!ie examinations at the
end Tf th" first ."Ul ster, fivi flunk
ed out, while otlnrs received what. Is
known es enntlltlins. Threo mem
bers of the vtrtty fotliall teams an
reported to have falle.i In the mid
year examinations and under the fac
ulty rule will not bo itble to return
to college mil 11 next year.
Professor Trrlll and.Fome of h"
mining engineers spent two days lif
week making connntntlns last wek
at. the coal mine near Spencer's Butte.
Mdntlre, tttnn 1iHi" fmirpr n-i.'
Profe?ao Tor-M mee nn the perty
The. Hh P-linol neba,,n? 'igne
iMfltrlet. chnniplnnphli will pe"n be
deelded. The Inter-dllct debite?
will then be held, and the two win
ning tennis will have their final m
teet at the University. At present it
rcmnlna for Grants Pass and Marsh
field to fight 11 out nt Uosebnr'7 on
jruiuniy a o mr LIIU i:illlllJlJimian Iji ui
. oomnern uregon.
just wno tney aro tne regisi.aiion The central Oregon ehamplonahlv
authorities have not given cut. but j i, between Lebanon and nrownsvllle
EUGENE HOSPITAL
For the cm and treatment of
Medical and Surgical Cases
Modern operating room and equipment.
Appliances forX ray work.
Sputum and blood examinations
Full corps ol trained nurses.
Rates on application.
..Training School for Nurses..
Regular course of lectures by the faculty and practical
training in the hospital. The medical and surgical staff
of the hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor
mation address W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., Supt.
Medical and Surgical
STAFF
W KuvknuUII. M. t).
W. O Ptnvr, M. D.
P. I. IVirllr, tf.. I.
R. f rM.-lr. M. H.
l A I'll-r, M. I.
(in C'H,IVl r, 1 D.
L. E. VkD.Hie.il, M. fj.
TflEl)Ot7roU OK OSTKOPATIiV
Wliej !(' Title Means How He Clets
It pud the Peculiar Abilities Ac
quired in Ills lra Course
of Training
The gradu.it of a rcogt!lzetl col
'efo of osteopathy, nfter a long and
hiiustive study or the highest au
'hnrltles In nnatoniy, physiology,
untholngy, diagnosis, therapeutics and
;ill kindred branches. Is awarded a
diploma that gives .him n legal right i
'o the title of Doctor of Osteopathv.
That Is the only title that ho wishes. !
for he makes no pretense of practlc-i
ing medlciv, wo-d medicine b-!
ing generally accepted as mcLinlnsj
drucs.
The ah! roviation of the tltlo cf !
Doctor of Osteopathy Is D. 0.. audi
the province of the 11. O. 13 to help
nature, in the human body, to right
herself. He believes Hint drugs are
not only unnecessary, but distinctly
.la-.inv'liig, and that the body Is a very
levfeet machine. Hint will run nlong
itnooHily if supplied with the proper
fuel 1 food), and If none of Its p;irts
gel out. of position.
Itepaii lng the Structure.
Hut, white the most pertecl of 11:3-
'hllies. it is also tile moat l..llr.nl..
pervade the whole or Knglnnd. In and derrtnemeiit of Its parts can 'be
business llf". In h itee lite. In conver- brought a'.jnut In nenre nt
tM.ll,.,, l H-.ILtl.,, 1 1 i . "JO.
will have a untile with (1 A C fresh-1 '. . """"" 1" ' '". sn.uns, llllcllle exert oils,
ui !, WuZr 24 or .vVrntr 7 mlZJl'ul' "l K-yl nrntraetlon. , relaxations
er r'lnes for the freshiunn and sec-1 , , 1n.101.ih ui temperature, are
111,;,,,;": arra.,"",? tTaX?! .t,!tW UnH! !T'"y f,T,"f may
when t'i,. viit iliv team Is awiv , , " ' " ""uie in mhs neiteaie iiuvhaii-
',.mt s S..,,e a .',!n,a,i!wau.s' ;i vair's wel dn-s ed """ n,'" ,Sl,""";""" ""' im-
a ganie very b,..y. Im, .h, '- 'lillili f..r tv To ' "
in-lit does not see fit to add that ,,,.,, wi ,,!,,.. ,., , ,,. ,
to the alrcn-lr hard '. .........,.,...,.,-, .,,,, , n is ior , ne es iec:a work or. fin 1
1,,,. , ... ... 1 V o ,,B ,l""1,l '' 'a.ni.us for, Ing Hie derangement and rerrlfvin..
... v. ...... w.,l.a . ,, ,, . .
. ii'ii toe osimjia, tile phvsit'l'tn is
I The gym has been re-olled and the trained. He is a master m.
they will be known in a few dys bv
thetr absence from class room and
campus. All will have to do the la it
:iemo3ter'8 work over ngaln.
Iturcs Halunlay.
Next Rr-turdny nfternoon the Inter
clas'i r 'lay will be run 0,1 Klncaid
field, thi' winning team of five men
to get five gold medals, one to each
Individual. The Seniors have not en
tered a team.
Mays. Slcvers, Downs, Hoover nnd
Moon will represent the freshman;
Lowell, Hudson, W. Williams, Itld
doll and Jamison, the Sophomores;
Pint,, Wood, llonil, Sullivan nud Mc
Kwen will uphold the honor of the
Junior class.
rv-tlcll ScliiNliile.
V"ii""r McKweii has partially ar--t"i.
- the football schedule for
llios p. follo'vs: University of Idaho
- V'tscnv, (lettiber 31: I'nlwrslty of
WesHngton nt Kugene, N'oveinber
H; Oregon Agricultural College at
Portland November 21; Multnomah
Club nt Poriland. Thauksidvlng day,
November 20. Ilesldes these he ex
pecta to arrange games wllh three of
In the Columbia rlvr district the a
debate Is to be between Clntsk'in'r
and Astoria at Astoria on Mar-h 7
In Eastern Oregon linker City, Union
Enterprise and The Dalles yet remair
unbeaten.
A new event In University nthl 'llc
this year will be a college champion
ship track meet. Formerly It hnr
been the custom to have a meet be
tween the two lower classes, while
the upper classmen looked on. bo,
this year the meet will tie enlarged
In scope and nil four classes will
fight for the championship of the
University.
The Phtlnloglnn Society has chal
lenged the l.aiirenns to an lnter-so-clety
freshman debate to be held In
the spring. It Is needless to add that
the Iaiureana will probably cheerfully
accept the defl.
The University of Washington de
sires to hold n tennis tournnnietit.
There Is little likelihood of Oreg ir
pnrtlclpatln;'.
Professor K. K. DeCou Is In receipt
of n letter from Professor Jos:-,,!,
Q,.hr,.p ,l,.i.nHni,l ,.f 1.1........ .......
the minor colleges prior tn the .Idaho; , , K'K., ,,,,. ,.os,.ul.(.,, .,.
game. T hese will probably be Pa-1 Professor Schafer notes especlalh
, . , . ' " "Mia.i.eue ami , ,,irlt of leisure which s 11s ,0
(in account of Hie new rules a
freshman team will be organized nnd
experience in designing and executing
beautiful and correct settings or
classic plays has earned him through
several generations of famous actors
the soubriquet of "the grand 01a man
of scenery." . The dancing has, been
rehearsed undr the personal direc
tion of M. F. Trostler, of Cleveland,
Ohio, whose achievements in arrang
ing terpischorean effects on a colos
sal scale have made him famous. A
special feature will be a premiere
danseuse of personal grace and expert
accomplishments. The chorus and
orchestra will be under the direction
af the company's own leader, and a
skilled electrician will give his undi
vided attention to the lighting effects
which have been arranged to embrace
a magnificent array of scenery.
Among the old favorites who will j
appear in Mr. Hanford's company
producing "Antony and Cleopatra"!
are Alex McKenzie, John M. Kline
and Geo. C. Gunther. This repre
sentation of one of Shakespeare's
greatest dramas will be especially
noteworthy because of the brilliant
opportunities It affords Miss Alice
Wilson In the role of Cleopatra. Miss
Wilson, though an Englishwoman,
has during her stay in this country
been prominently cast with Otis Skin
ner. Nat C. Goodwin, Charles Hawtry,
and Viola Allen. The date of Mr.
Hanford's engagement at the Eugene
theatre is tonight.
"The last of His Race," with all Its
wealth of special scenery, gorgeous
costumes and bright and catchy spec
ialties, Is the attraction at the Engine
theatre Monday, February 24. This
piece, whoch has attained such an en
viable reputation and secured such a
hold on the hearts of the thactre
roers from one end of the country to
he other, is from the pen of Clarence
Hennett, author the the "Holy City."
mother notable success. Mr. Bennett
has located his scenes near the city of
Mexico, and based the fabric of the
nlay upon t?e events which actually
occurred during t'-e brief reign of
the unfortunate Emperor Maximil-i
'hn. The grDat treasure. 'the secret
if which was o loyally and Jealously;
guarded by El Agullla. (the eagle)
who although a serf t-aeei. his lln-
-"aL-e from the rryal Mnnt-zunni.
Is founded on fact. Th? success If
this pice has h"en so phenomenal
In America that the firm has deeded
to present It next year In EnslsnH
Kiinie as yet
schedule. Whitman and W
both will have fine toam.
Koh.-rl W. Korhea, who 'will coach
this year. Is considered a fled among
apparatus r?-arranced.
Nothing But Light
HUNTER. & WILLOUCHBY
Have installed n iiri-to,-(l.ite Gas I.ijjhtinji, C'ikiii
and 1 1 eating Outfit, ami have a competent Gas man to
talk GAS to you. We are goinv; to make a specialty tf
lie,litiii business houses with a Gas'I.iht yon can ile
jicml on. Come down t our store and see what Gas
will do, W'e me always glad to cv plain light M you,
either Klectiie or Gas.
GAS AND ELECTRIC
SUPPLIES
516 Willamette St, Eugene, Or.
:llld when nnvthlm' , .-..... - ...t.u '
the students. Ily his reputation ho i,..,, ' . ,'.T... . ' . , ' . 11 ls ":'er mechanician!
should be the best man the Unlver-1 "Y.l,. , " " " n ,, .. 1. 0, Z. , f c',,ll'd '"
i . iwnnoiu a coach, owing to the fact 1 if some little nart has ulit, ,.
"Olio" Ar isplg. r will not plnv I, ' V ""n"p '- great. Cot,, !, ! place, the resulting trouble mav be a
next ,a. Tha , ur' yoai' XJJZ ; m-haTve'r'haT1 i lT C XX i
ly enacieu nars mm. o. a. 1, is mei t ... " ""-. r-A.cti. ou,a oe
only college which will not lose men ! 1 , ly lo "nit repairs In the wrong e-
by the nil. I RtHHTIt (iRAHK XXAMlS TUis k". m? JWor f,lrln"- damage. Hm I
Kmiiiis for Clerks. , , "'" ""rsman does nothing un-! .
Kxamlnntlons will be hold on' Th eighth grade final examlns-1 ,1,1, 'h,',r,;"Kh examination 1
March 4 In Astoria, Haker City. Port- tlona for tho public achoo'.s will bo s ,,,,,c ' . ' , ,UUF !t has
Ing .iiahles him to rcp'.ace It. That Is
the work of the osteopathic physician.
sts
For Spring '08
i
5000 new lawn Waista bought from a New York Manafacton,
(jreut reduction; cu n.o unnn-j uoriuge siart, .
raise a large sum so he offeree! his whole line of Wau
great discount; we took 8000; ho we can sell them fo, 1 '
most mercliants'would have to ry- -Buy your new spring lr
now mid save the retailer's profit.
MONDAY . firO MND,?
AND CjV AND
TUESDAY Sv TUESDAY
5000 f0t m
NEW NEW
LAWN SlSW UWN
WAISTS ' l$m WAISTS
FOR , jfa FOR
$2.39
J5OO0 new Ijin Waists in ail the new designs, sliurt and J
.., . A ..-1,1. I.Aa f.nnt. Ii.rf. oollnm im.l roffc. .l.
Mi n i , niiitii: ...... . ........ .. - mm
wirli lace and embroidery front. All new und fresh from n
I OrK. UO llOUgllf lll:ill l . Il.lc uinLuuill,
mill ive are inline tx cive the imtrons the bene.
fit of our good luck. Don't fall to come and see Bk Ift
.1... .,....,,,1 auuHiiiiiil nt new whitn lnwn Waists t n
your choice of any ' r
for i.
M rkttf fkS A T)l ?T
A Place To
Save Monejj
I'KOMI'TXKSS OF
IIKUVH1
Is as much a part of this c
eery service as god quali'
and moderate prices. We
your order as promptly an
lake it. Try us and sec 1.
punctually we get your c
cerles to you. The satlsliti:
.will s not end with the ptoi;
receipt of your things. In
grow greater as you use :
groceries and think ol C
smallness of cur bill.
M. GREEN, MSP
6 1 9 Willamette St. Phone Main 25.
OREGON HOME & LAND CO.
Rooms 9 and JO over Chambers-Bristow Bank
30 Acres with new S-room house an! barn, 'go
fruit orchard and running wpt-::, : .v :u-resin
grain, balance pasture and t:.:nb-r. o25-itN
40 A:res with new housi and barn, clo:c tj s;'ioul on gooJ
graveled road, price $ 1 400.
190 Acres with fair improvements, good soil ar.d can k
made an ideal place. $30 per acre.
Houses and lots in all pert, of the city
Cregoi Hortn &. Land Co., A. A. AnbyMgr.
j In ml nml Kukciio for olorka in tho held
fnrst mrvlr. KxHinlnatltma will til-l May H, 15.
i mi lif hoUl In nttior ntnttvt, Iho number' June It, 12.
inf VHrnnrlfA lining In (ho nilKM.or- Toachors who have pupils rom1
; hotul f twontv. Tho Biiltiry ranm1 for th examination should notify
from $i00 lo $1200. ! mo of tho nnmhor of quoattona want-
i Tho ut)riU whlih will h tostod od and tho name of the person ap
tiro nponiuK. pouuinnsnip, arnnntoiu'
K you want an opinion ns to the:
n.upnf oMoopathle treatment d.i nnr !
tibllity to ropy from rouah. draft, and
the time It taks t. tvmplt'te the ex
miI;i Uim will c Mint f!HtMi n-r nr,
Toewrltinir and stinoiphv hT-io
will to In IihI.nI lu the examination
wh.-rt" th raiidltlato dashes to qual
ify for ih-e lranelo.
Tho nri of the flork li the of
fKo tf the t.Mt-Ht ttM in aiul d.o n
nt'p'ire am exposure.
1 StMllt t 'h'MIUi.
A nuiMber nf rlitiue hsvo ho-n
Md d'liiuii the s i!nhid,.l in wet-k.
M.'raniral hull h is l u v i;i!auti"i1
ai I n'w i'Ii i irlr il n I'i'itnrua
1. d Vrof-f?.r V-.' MUior h-V m d
hN of he from thai iMitKiiim lnt Mr
I'lure l n. f : in t I'.u rom n.
heliii; tMr?i il (tit. i tho diawhii: roiou
rr,r. SftiviMT l:.i rerelvrl a
!lkl thl liiUtnU.. rt i..
. - ' (Miumnc any
nolntod to eonduet tho xamtniition .t iraininn ha
....... .u u.;n ...iifiv ill,. .11, l,' n;r
which thd questions are wanttv!
V. II. IMl.I.AHl).
County Siuieriiit,'iii!o:.f.
Why huy r'v rlothos whvn wo ran
in n K your olil om look likp n.'w
.u KiKiMic 1Kb Works. Slxih ami Wil
lanu'tttf stnvts. if
h. t... i ..... ... ' ' "" " no
...... ...... rilMII'O JY
a.ul knows; or, i.ltr Vl,. ,
:;.o,l ,wi,.,nlh ,, S1V1, ,llm (h(t
lH.r:u,u:y to d.'inonstraie th,. thin, to'
Kr. II I.. SlVv. o-,.,,a.hi of;,
r 0..,mi,..-, Ilar.hvnr,. T'
if..-k i ' -' . u,..,t.
r.'rry stri',.t l'h,- (;,, ' "
f'no roll'Vitoti of I ."
pluuts. lately of
.0M tpceimrtit
the NoriluM'tft,1
C. K. Pennants nt the (iilhert i
Tomi any, 50 cents. f i
New arrlvaU in this s'-a,n:'s
;:ui rii;ini enr:au:s at i mt-:
! oilman Compxnv, one 1Uh k esi . :
laMti Sitings Hank.
A s -oet t'.med ortan en v $ 1 t
y.Wv I'lno Mouse t-'Uin,; Out S.:'e
n v. Tiu St. o
' y.lir 1,.,.. !r, ,ni..t,
s- e a; oran .-o,. sr.-re
f '""' "'-, aav.
' '"lis, 'V ': i ., '-I- .
l.'.,';r V .
iller's Shoe Store,
Most any body can sell you
a shoe for summer but
FOR WINTER WEAR
GO TO A SHOEMAKER
who understands the leather and knos
v.h.it he is selling you. We h.ivc a
R?P''"r:r.g Department fitted vp 'i,h
everything that's u.odern in the way of
machinery for doing the best of repair v'or'c
MILLER, Ihe Shoe Man.
West 8th street.
TiTi Home of Good Shoes
o