The Evening herald., June 16, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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Many Faculty
Changes Made,
llni opnnlng of tha full term
. faculty rominlltoo was not ready
In meet Iho bourd yesterday, it wan
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Tim .' referred to by Mr. (ill-
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KIHSENIO, Oro.. Jumi 10. Huv- j ,.U (,f thn dramatic department
oral chniiRi'ii In tho faculty person-, niul ti'mb-r of IiIh Bluff; I'rofes
nl of tho University of ()r.Knn ; ""r ' "" "r. K"K-
linn ttupnrtnumi, iiemiiieii iu inu-
I fi'HKornhlii lit II reduction In salary;
I Timothy flonin, dwiiotcd from bend
of thu department of romance lun-
ntuln, (Inclined that Ihn mooting
should ho open. It wan flniilly
UKPicd lo go Into oxet'iltlvo Hus
sion when mailer of a roufldi'nllul
li a I tl lo enmo up,
I'miiii II. Walker wits appointed
ili'iin of for ii year, according
to u report given out lifter t ) i
meeting, Mr. Wnlknr Ih now student
udvlHor and director of Ht n ln I
loun fund. Ilo will replace Dean
John Htriiiih, recently iuuiId ilcnn
emeritus of mon.
No action wax (liken on electing
new head for Iho depurtmi'tilii of
KmkIIhIi, romuiii'o languages mid
zoology. Denn Colin V. Dyment was
empowered to look for suitithln men
for tho positions whllo on his wuy
emit to onilmrk for Kuropo and lo
mukii recommendation to the
lion ril.
Tho irn lu ry of Knrl Oiithnnk, soc
retnry to tho preHldent, wan In
creased. Tho plans of tho ussoclutcd slu
dontH to issue a throti-yoar bond lii
suo of upproxlmutoly l'JO.000 to
defray tho com of building new
bleacher on Ilnywurd field and n
banketliall pavllllon, thn prinelpnl
und Interest to coma from tho In
croaKCd student fuo of IS a term
win tentatively approved by the
bourd.
Approximately 140,000 yearly
will go Into ntudent body coffers
from tho added fen which under
graduate approved in tho nprl.ii:,
Crudiiuto Manager Deneflel told tho
board.
The following new appointments
jund oilier faculty change were ap
Tho . nroved :
J. Ktnnlny Cray, now on tho Eng
lish Htnff of tho University of Min
nesota, to becomo Assistant Profen
Hor with work In public speaking,
debnting und oratory.
Hubert II. Horn, InHlructor, to fill
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Mlm Franco Illckok, a Kansai City high acbool girl, baa the but
phyiloue and character of any girl In the Kansaa City echoola. Bne wa
idjuibjed winner from a cloai of 250. and will be given the J'Heortjof
America too oer cent perfect" cud. . 7
The Four : w v :
Major Reasons '
To those familiar with the chief reasons
for Graham Brothers remarkable growth,
these four points loom most conspic
uously In explanation of their leadership
and lower prices:
1. Price advantage. V
2. Exceptional quality.
3. Power and dependabil
ity of Dodge Brothers
Engine.
4. Character of Dodge
Brothers Dealer organ
ization. Better than a written guarantee of con
tinuous satisfaction, these reasons are
too fundamentally important to escape '
the attention of judicious truck buyers.
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' 420 Klamath Avenue Phone 106
Graham Brothers
I T T TTO S0lB BYDODQE BkOTHEM
XlVV CVER YWHCkB
were Hindu iy Hut hoard of reKcntHl
of tho Inmllutlon, muetliiK here lute
yonturday nflernooii, In open Hen
nlon, Olid then the regent went
Into another exectilivn hchhIoii, to
iIIhi'Ukii roient ilemotloiiH brought
about at their first meeting.
NewHpaper men tirient at the
Wheeling wern burred from the room
when Dr. Jnme II. (illhert, repro
Kentlng thn fnrulty rommltleo of the
tinlverHlty In the matter of re
opening tho demotion rii.ien, nuked
that a committee of Iho bourd of
regent meet the faculty commit
t"0. Thin Iho board rcf lined, on
thn ground that thn matter muni
bo nettled no that ro-nrrntiKement
may bn made In tho faculty before
itmiKM lo lirofoKBomhlp; dlMiilmml
of rrofenor KrnHt Ilnteit and
Klrby Miller III thn department of
phlloHophy.
It wa Mtated ufter tho meeting
by !r. (illhert that thy faculty com
mittee would meet ugaln to decide
on It next Mop.
When thn matter of exccutlvo
, union wa brought up, a motion
wn inuilo by Mr, (ieorgo T. (!er
llnger of l'ortland that all new
puper men bo hurrod. There wu
no econd to tho iimllnn. a Gov
ernor Pierce, Superintendent Churc
hill and Sam Koxer. aecretnry of
coma head of the department of i
pychology at the University of Kan
miH. ThoiuaB D. Cutforth, teaching
fellow In psychology, become In
Hlructor In tho department.
Dr. Hurry It. T. Yocom, asulstanl
profcHRor of the zoology, was pro
moted to associate profesnor and
tho vacancy occaloned by tho re8lg- Oscar W. Richards, teaching follow
nation of Oitcar Drown, Instructor In j In tho samo department, becomes an
written and apeculullon English, j Instructor.
Mr. Ilrown will enter tho practice . Dr. B. W. Debunk, professor of
of law. , education was granted leave of ab-
Tho Biuliis or Professor Mary ' enco to organlzo a research bureau
Watson Ilnmles and Alice Henson . In tho Portland public schools next
Krnest of tho Kngllsh faculty was
changed from ono-thlrd to ono-half
time.
(iuslav Mu Her. who heads tho doc
tor of philosophy degreo from tho
Unlvuralty of Heme, Switzerland,
was appointed Instructor In philos
ophy to succeed Kirby Mlllor, who
was not re-engaged.
Or. Kimball Young, was transfer
red three-fourths tlmo to the school
of sociology. Authorization was made
to fill tho plnco of Dr. Kaymonil It.
Wheeler, who has reslgnod to bo-
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Tire Shop
South Sixth
year.
Haymond D. Lawrence, Oregon
graduato and ex-Portlund newspaper
man, was elected Instructor In the
school of Journalism. :
To fill vacancies,' Dr. Fred N. Mil
ler, Lafayette college and Dr. Wil
son Htegeman, Kush Medical school,
M. D. become, respectively. Vnlver
slty physician and assistant Univer
sity physicians.
Ernestine . Troemel, Wisconsin
graduate, and Earl E. (Spike) Les-
lie, Oregon graduate and ex-athlutic
(coach at Eugenohlgh school, be
como Instructors of physical edu
cation la' fill TacghcieaV ' '
Prof. James H. Gilbert, head of
tho department of economics and
member of the faculty since 1907
was appointed by the board of re
gents In session hero- today acting
dean of the college of literature
science and arts of the University of
Oregon to replace Dean Colin V.
Dymont, who has received a leave of
nbsenco for one year. Dean H.
Walker, student advisor, was ap-
mm poimou aean 01 men ior ono year.
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H I FARM POIXTF.KS
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El For codling-moth In southern Ore
M gon tho growers find that a succes
H sion of cover sprays at about two
H weok Intervals is applied to get best
O results, in clean fruit. The practice
Q Is' continued through tho early sum
mor months with cover sprays rec
Sommendod in the experiment station
g spray program for Oregon.
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gj Watch the chicks more than the
pjajihermomoter. They will show you It
gBjtho tempornture 1b right no matter
ggwhnt tho thermometer reads. Watch
piliem constantly during the first
pm) week as this Is tho critical period,
Hailvlses tho O. A. C. experiment
Btntion.
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B Anthrncnose canker and fruit rot
Ba.ro prevented by a single, thorough
application of bordeaux mixture 4-4-B50.
Good economy Is to put the
'bordeaux on with the July or August
!3 worm spray, says the 0. A. C. ex
Oporlment station.
Guard Officers
Banquet Guests
MEDFORD, June 18. Adjutant
General Geo.. A. White and sixteei
of the national guard officers from
,the state encampment at Camp Jack-
Bon, were guests last night at a
banquet held In the old United
States hotel, where President Hays,
was a guest In 1880, at Jacksonville
given by the Jacksonville chamber
of commerce and the Med ford Crater
Club.
Humorous skits dealing principally
with army lite, enlivened the pro
ceedings and the visitors were given
an outline of the early day history
of Jacksonville as a mining camp
and supply center for southern Ore
gon, by Attonrey Ous Newbury, of
Medford, who spent bis early life in
Jacksonville.
Anthracnose disease of gooseber
ries is Indicated by the presence of
(many small dark, spots, on the leaves
that often cause the leaves to drop.
Bordeaux applied In 4-4-50 Btrength
thoroughly, to both surfaces of the
leaves Is the remedy found effective
by the Oregon experiment station.
Directions for making and using the
spray may bo had on appli.-aton to
the agricultural college at Corvallis.
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!j Havo . you sprayed the brooder
ghouBo yot? Contaminated . houses
pjand equipment aro the cause of
spreading much disease In Oregon,
0'hn experiment station says. Uso any
Usood spray matorlnl with a coal tar
Hbaso and bo sure to reach nil of tho
Bcorners and cracks In the house.
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B Uod spiders, which, are llkoly to
Bstrlko nt nlmo.U any plant In Orogon
Bfrom low-growing annuals to tall
Btroos, develop most rapidly and bo
Ji'omo most harmful In dry wonthcr.
Tho host protection so far reportod
5by tho Orogon experiment station is
Sdustlng with sulfur.' Most sulfur
Hcontrtlnlng insoctlcldes nro effective
"Hall's Catarrh
"Medicine SSf
Btld your sytem of Catarrh or Dcafnev
Jj:auaed by Catarih,
" SoU y rfhiixiiti far am 40 ytm
nOHBnOnHMEHfflHHBnHIHlB J cheney & co. tuoo. Obv
it applied thoroughly, and some
growers use liquid sulfur solutions.
SHANGHAI, June 16. (IP) One
foreign life for every Chinese life
taken In the Shanghai riots 'was
the slogan adopted by Chinese In
posters distributed today after the
killing of Wflliam W. MacKenile, an
English subject yesterday. Other
wise the situation remained un
change. A seething city of Indig
nation and unrest.
This Label Protects Yon
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New Hotel at
! Eugene Opens
EUGENE, Ore., June 16. The
new Eugene hotel,' built and fur
nished at a cost of more than
HS0.000, was formally opened last
night. ' 1
Th new structure, seven stories
in height and with 1S3 guest rooms,
was thronged with Eugene people
and out-of-town guests.
Approximately 400 attended the
opening banquet.
F. A. Clark, one of the lessees of
the hotel, is an ex-Portland man,
having managed several ' hotels
there.
Lumber
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Practically all itema
for construction or re
pair work
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