Commencement Exercises End at U C After Banquet
The Daily Guard reports on UC commencement events concluding with the evening programs in Villard Hall. Prizes were awarded to Norma Hendricks and Loris M Johnson for orations, with judges C E S Wood Frank Matthews and Harold L determining the winners amid a large audience. Alumni activities included a piano recital and a banquet in the men’s dormitory, with toasts by President Keeney and others. Diplomas awarded span Master of Arts to Bachelor of Science for a list of seniors including George Ordahl Earl Richard Abbott and many others.
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Daily Guard
Norma Hendricks
Eocene
Beekman
Jg Ty
C. E.S. Wood
Frank Matthews
Harold L
George Ordahl
Earl Richard Abbott
Andrew Alfred Anderson
Ralph Baron
George Homer Billings
Alice Gertrude Bretherton
Camille Carroll Frank Donald Arruth
Katherine Daisy Crawford
Harry Louis Dale
Florence DeHar
Ella Mead Dale
Thomas Edward Dodson
Joseph Bradford Dodson
Virgil D. Earl
Horace Burnett Fenton
Nellie Jane Foshay
Frank McClaren Friessel
Jeanie Gray
Norma Lelu Hendricks
Harry H
Arthur Pavis Leneh
Carl Arthur McClain
Ralph Biges Poppleton
Charles Roy Reid
Douglas W. Taylor, Jr
Alumni Association Elects Officers At Dinner Meeting
The University week featured a large concert in Villard hall by the School of Music under Professor M. Glen. Alumni gathered this morning to elect officers for the coming year including Homer D. Angel as president and David Chatham as first vice president. A constitution revision committee was named and a reception to the graduating class was held at President Campbell's home this afternoon.
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Orlock
Timini
Omer J. Keeney
Miniwhite
Partie i
Mises Clara Wold
Mabel Coop
Lola Goddard
Angeline Williams
Jenra Horch
Zelma Hore
Mary Wk
Helene Robinson
Leonee Grace Jray
Jessie Clase
Win Cockerline
Kate Fullerton
Met
America
Homer J. Keene
Alumnii Station
New South
E. C. oThack
Oregon
Hamilton
Teast
H. Exton
Danu
Homer D. Angel
David Chatham
F. A. McAlister
Albert R. Tiffany
Campbell
Zeiber
McIntosh
Mea. Schmidt
Mr. Church
Farrar
Noyse
Huston
Robinson
Godard
Kilborn Kilborn and Susan Cook Wed in Ontario Nuptials
Monday afternoon at the Kilborn residence in Ontario Canada, H F Kilborn and Susan A Cook were united in marriage by Rev H X Mount. The ceremony was witnessed by immediate relatives and followed by a wedding dinner. After a brief wedding trip, the couple planned residence nearby.
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H. F. Kilborn
Wm. H. Kilborn
Ontario
Canada
Susan A. Cook
Rock Island, H
Engens
H. XN. Mount
Gervet
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Baccalaureate Sermon at U O Well Attended
The thirtieth annual commencement at the University of Oregon opened with a large baccalaureate sermon in Villard Hall by Rev. Frank Matthews class of 1905. The service featured a strong musical program led by Prof. Glen and a notable solo by J W Belcher of Portland. A Carnegie library donation offer was read but awaits legislative action.
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University of Oregon
Villard Hall
Frank Mathews
Ministry of Vision
Ll. M. Glen
Ierael
J. W. Beleehr
Portland
Gregh
Pike
George K. Mcdonald
Chatwal
L. BE. Rockwell
Oregon regents hold annual meeting at university
The Oregon board of regents convened with attendees including S. H. Friendly Eugene N. L. Butler Monmouth J. W. Hamilton Rosberg A. Dolph Portland R. K. S. Henan Eugene and M. A. Miller Lebanon. They approved six month salaries for named professors and staff and filled vacancies with new appointments in physics romance languages and political economy.
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S.H. Friendly
Eugene
N. L. Butler
Monmonth
J. W. Hamilton
Rosberg
A. Dolph
Portland
RK. Ss. Henan
M. A. Miller
Lebanon
Hyde
Howe
Sebafer
Sheldon
Stafford
Sweetser
Dearborn
Adams
Catvorse
Purdon
Missinter
Lew
Notable figures attend Eugene commencement week
A parade of officials and relatives travels through Eugene for commencement. Judge J. W. Hamilton from Roseburg visits regents, while Mrs. J. P. Nickeson and Miss Grace Wold join the scene for exercises. Several educators and residents plan travel to Monmouth, Lebanon, and other spots as students graduate.
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J. P. Nickeson
J. A. Ham
Grace Wold
Portland Journal
James Luckey
Eugene
Luckey
Prineville
Portland
Faculty urged to quit politics at university meeting
Regents discussed alleged faculty entanglement with local and state politics. Rumors say several instructors circulated petitions and supported municipal campaigns, with calls for resignations and strict future duties.
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Board of Regents
University of Oregon
Tne Ginard
Love County
Board of Reverts
Oregon City Names New School Superintendent McKee
Portland Journal reports Professor Walton McKee elected superintendent of Oregon City schools. He previously led Eugene High School, was chosen for Port Townsend and other districts, with a career including Vallejo schools, service in the Spanish war, and education roles in the Philippines and Lebanon.
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W. C. McKee
Lebanon
Oregon City
Teresa McDonald
Philomath
Geo. E. McDonald
Eugene
United Brethren Conference
Wentachee
Wash
Portland
Walton GO. McKee
McKee
Port Townsend
Washington
Oregon State Noronl
Santiam Academy
University of California
Vallejo
Cal
Meltee
Phillippines
Department of Polite Education
United States
Shin County
Hogne
Ieanon
Weather bulletin reports heat wave across Willamette valley
The weekly Portland weather bulletin notes very light rainfall and increased afternoon temperatures across the Willamette valley and eastern parts. Sunday was the warmest day of the season with many readings at ninety degrees or higher, while nights were cool and some light frosts occurred in eastern and southern locales.
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Willamette Valley
Comet
Easat
Cascade Mountains
Weather notes across Oregon counties this week
The week featured mostly warm, clear conditions with cool nights in several counties. Northerly light winds were reported in Forest Grove, Corvallis saw a warming trend, and Eugene experienced partial cloudiness with some rain on Thursday.
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Forest Grove
Washington County
Corvallis
Benton County
Eugene
Lane County
Postal Telegraph Go At Springfield
The Toystal Telegraph Co. will open an office in Springfield with J G Blake as superintendent and H K Morris overseeing the Eugene office visiting to arrange. Henry Stewart, a former Southern Pacific operator, named manager and operator of the Springfield office to be located in the First Bank of Springfield. The company aims to expand as Springfield grows and seize local business opportunities.
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Toystal Telegraph Co
Springfield
H. Kk. Morris
Eugene
Henry Stewart
Southern Pacific Co
First Bank of
Feld
Lane County Pioneer Granville Fisher Dies in Klamath Falls
Kla m ath Falls memorial reports Granville Fisher pioneer of Lane County died June 2 at age 77 in Klamath Falls His remains reached Lane County for burial in Inman cemetery Sunday He came to Lane County in 1852 leaving a daughter Mrs Dennis and other relatives
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Lane County
Pranklin
Klamath Palisa, Or
Inman
Dennis
Auction Sale of Surplus Corvallis Buggies and Horses
J M Williams reports damages from a chemical plant affecting land owned by Latham residents have been settled. The Bangs corral horses may be sold if the plant is relocated to Springfield, not due to litigation. Auction to sell several old Lane Hall buggies on Saturday in front of Lane hall on Eighth Street. Cash or approved notes accepted.
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Old Lane Hall
Corvallis
Fartier
Bangs’ Cor
J. M. Williams
Latham
Springield
Face powders for women and a sale on Comtesse
The passage extols face powder use by women citing skin cooling and a non greasy look. Ed Pinaud's Comtesse is presented as a safe, scientific preparation. A one week sale offers the regular 50 cent box at 38 cents.
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Ed Pinaud
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