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discussed Tiutchinson,

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6 THE CRESCENT THE CRESCENT. 7 al by John Fechter, of Salem. After a prayer service, he The best time for a devotional meeting is about half took for his theme, ‘‘Christ’s talk with Peter.” He said, an hour. “Are we Peters? Are we weak and needing the personal The topic “Social Work,” was discussed by W. G. Hale, touch of Jesus Christ? Is theresomething in our minds that of Pacific University. He said, “We should hold at least we love more than Christ? We often deny Christ by miss one reception a term, for men alone, as the social work is ing an opportunity to speak a word for him. We should very important. Social life should be emphasized because of not imitate other men but should make Christ our great the opportunity for good work. Itshouldbe especially pure pattern.” in the case of young men just entering college for much After singing, the college conference was led by E. T. will depend on his reception. Colton. He said, “There are two facts which we should “Create within the association a high pure sentiment. The get, vision and method. The purpose of this session is student wants a live religion that will put away all dark method.” sides. If he does not have good associations he will choose The first paper, “Missionary Work,” was read by D. A. bad.” Poling of the Dallas College. He said, “Go ye into to all A general discussion followed, of the best entertainment the world and preach the gospel to every creature,” ‘is the for men’s socials. Games, stories, singing college songs foundation of all missionary work. This command has etc., are important features. Informality is a great thing. never been equalled. It is nearly two thousand years since C. L. Shepard of 0. A. C. then gave a talk on “Committee it was given, yet billions of souls are still in darkness. The Work.” He emphasized the importance of studying the spirit of sacrifice must become more prevalent. There must men who are to be put on committees. Personal canvassing be more love and consecration. and invitations to meetings are important. 4 “God’s call comes to us as college men. The thought of All students should be solicited for membership. Prepar having been an instrument in saving a soul is a blessed one. ation is ‘ery important. It seems that a lack of information on the subject causes a He discussed some of the methods used at 0. A. C. lack of success. After this followed the business session. “One large agency in accomplishing the work is exposing H. W. Stone announced that there was a prospect for the men to the facts by mission study.” establishment of railroad associations in Oregon and Idaho. The topic ‘‘Religious Meetings” was discussed by C. V. He said there was great need of buildings at Corvallis, As Ross, of U. of 0. He said, “Religious meetings are the toria and other places. He also announced to the conven focal points of college work. The association is not made tion that there would be a Northwest Students’ Conference up of creeds but the supreme objectis to lead men to Christ. next June if sufficient means could be raised. This will he The first meeting of the year should be a decision meeting. a great help to the colleges of the northwest, who have had The meetings should have strong leaders. Outside speakers to go to Pacific Grove before. should be frequently obtained.” The convention will be held near Astoria. A man is A general discussion followed. Some problems of the needed to take charge of the business of this conference and meetings are, a lack of music, and to get men who lack in it will be necessary to raise $2000 to defray the expenses. interest. This may be met by giving a variety. Subscription cards were passed. Individual pledges were first 8 of

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1 4 THE CRESCENT. THE CRESCENT. II At the Baptist church the services were opened by scrip the lower man that they no longer see the land marks of man ture reading by Rev. Stanard and prayer by Dean Ferrin hood and have given up the struggle. of Forest Grove. The great issue of life is how the men in the last three John Fechter of Salem gave an interesting account of the classes can get into the first class. organization of the V. M. C. A. by Geo. Williams at Wil Jesus helps men to get from the last three into the first by liam’s College. freeing from guilt. We do not have to stand upon our pre Pres. Campbell of Eugene gave a short address on the vious records but can begin anew each day. power of the V. M. C. A. in our colleges. None of us have done our best. If we have why should P. W. Witham of Boise, Idaho, told of the city work and we shun the hour of death? its mission of reaching men who are deprived of the priv Our life is before God as an open book. He needs no ilege of attending college. witnesses. At the Friends church E. W. Peck preached from the We will never have a perfect life till Christ has rectified text, ‘‘He that wins souls shall be wise,” and Dr. Bush our past life. nell of Albany College had charge of the Presbyterian ser He agrees to deliver us from the Power of sin. vices. It does not mean simply a few resolutions but it is princi Sunday ..(f/ernoon, pals. Christ changes our ideals and teaches us to hate things that we once loved. It may be any vice but until The great meeting of the convention was held on Sunday you hate it you will never know victory. afternoon in the Friends church. It was a mass meeting Bury it so deep you will never see it again. Sin is hid for men and was led by that grand leader E. F. Colton. eous, deadly. His address throughout was an inspiration to true, noble It has no regard for your ambition. It never spares your manhood and an earnest entreaty to those who had not taken honor, it lies you out of your innocence. Let there be a Christ as a personal savior, to accept Him. His subject was warfare against it that will pierce it. “Five kinds of Men.” Christ is in the world to take the guilt out of your life. There are two different men in every life. The exterior Come to Him. or carnal man and the spiritual man which nobody sees. After this eloquent address there were many who gave These continually wage a warfare. their hearts to God. Men may be divided into four great classes. To the first It will long be remembered by those who were present as class belongs the man whose spirit is tempted in his body a great epoch in their lives. but is conquering and steadily gaining the goal of true man Mr. Roy Campbell, boy’s secretary of Portland, held a hood. In the second class is the man who has the same boys’ meeting at the Baptist church and a great number of temptations but fights with less courage and is not gaining boys were converted. ground. In the third class are men who are tempted the Miss Louise F. Sheilds State Sec. of V. W. C. A., also same as the other two men but are fighting with still less held a women’s meeting. courage and victory over the lower man. To the fourth class belongs those who have so continuously given way to

led

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Mr.

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meeting

students.

worst

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men

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speeches

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China.

prayer

prayer

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work

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sight

the

Hutchinson

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organization

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in the

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delegates

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to

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read.

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report

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done,

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several

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meeting,

Portland.

of had

inspiring

CRESCENT.

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of

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missionary

strong

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America,

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in ‘3 ‘4 THE CRESCENT. THE CRESCENT. 15 have a basket ball team in the field and will be heard from One term is gone—only two more. later. The boys are getting in some good systematic train A new platform has been built in the chapel. in not having a coach, ing and, although at a disadvantage A study in psychology. What is a spiral stair-case? are developing some good team work. they There’s music in the air. People are beginning to train for contest. gone and it has certainly THE convention has come and After the judge’s decision of the debate at Literary on the been a blessing to the college and to the life of every student. 19th., college will still have examinations. None could fail to be touched by the inspiration which the Prof. Kelsey made quite a hit in chapel a few mornings convention brought, to do higher and nobler things and to ago, when he spoke “Dat Leetle Baby o’ Mine.” live better lives. One of the college girls is responsible for so absorbing a young man from W. U. that he fell headlong from the side ,tocal and ersona/. walk. Y Mistletoe was quite conspicuous for a few days before “Christmas comes but once a year.” Christmas. As far as has been learned no personal injuries Adam surely had fonder affection for Ruth than for Eve. have been sustained. Student in German—”Professor, does that word take an There was quite a variety of college yells and songs given omelet?” (umlaut.) in chapel Monday after the convention. Dallas, Albany, The students are always glad to have Miss Mendeiihall Eugene, Salem and Newberg were heard from. lead chapel exercises. Everybody enjoyed the basket ball game played on Mon Rev. Knotts and Rev. Brouillette of the Presbyterian day following the convention, between Dallas and P. C. Of church attended chapel on Dec. 2nd. Rev. Knotts having course we had to be polite and let the visitors win the charge of the chapel exercises. game. The students in “Horace” gave a description of the cus In Crescent Friday evening Calvin Blair delivered an ex tonis and manners of the Roman people and also some trans cellent speech on “The advantages offered to a student by lations from “Horace,” in chapel on the t6th. It now re the Scientific course.” He thoroughly demonstrated that it mains for the Scientific students to show what they can do was a practical course for a practical student as it offers ex in the line of chapel exercises. cellent opportunities for research and investigation. Mrs. Douglas royally entertained all the school girls on On Monday after the convention, while the Dallas boys Friday evening, of the 12th. All kinds of people were rep were still here, a practice game of basket ball was played resented: the dark eyed Hiawatha, Pocahontas, Minnehaha, between them and the home team. All the Dallas first Bridget, Topsy, the German women with “Catherine” and team were present but one or two. The visitors scored 9 “Shakey” their “kinder,” Elizabeth Fry, Puritan maidens to o against our team. They did good work and showed and the Merry Milk Maid. After music and refreshments considerable practice and the effects of the supervision of a the company dispersed. coach. The game was almost the first practice that our team has had. THE CRESCENT. THE CRESCENT. 17 Miss Elizabeth Kirk visited the city on the 20th. J. C. Hodson conducted chapel one morning recently. The first meeting of the C. I. S. in the society hail was Ella Mills has been out of school a number of days on held Dec. 12th account of sickness. Do you think you will pass in examination or will the Herman Smith visited at school on . He faculty give you an encore? will attend next term. Miss Macy was out of school a few days during the first Some of the boys at the hall have been getting their of the month on account of illness. rooms repapered recently. Miss Edith Pugh entertained a number of her friends at Class oratorical contests come about the middle of next her home on Saturday evening Nov. 29th. month. Drill in delivery is being carried on. School was dismissed on the afternoon of Friday the 5th, The glee club organized by Mrs. Albertson is doing lively as the delegates to the convention were arriving. work. There are twenty-two boys in the club. The members of the Crescent society enjoyed a merry The V. M. C. A. has changed the time of their mid-week making time, after the literary session on the evening of prayer meeting from Tuesday to Wednesday evening. the 19th. On Saturday evening during the convention the W. U. Pres. and Mrs. McGrew entertained the Seniors and boys and the Dallas boys played a game of basket ball. Juniors at their home on the evening of the i6th. Ping The score was xo—ti in favor of Dallas. Pong helped to make the evening enjoyable. , A party was given for Clinton Newbouse at his home on The afternoon meeting of the V. M. C. A. on Sunday , in honor of the 21st anniversary of his birth the i4th was led by Dr. Minthorn. He gave a splendid day. There was a large number present, and an enjoyable address, such as make the men’s meetings held by the V. time was spent. M. C. A. of great value. The hallways and stairways of the college building have Examinations began on the afternoon of the i9th and been greatly improved in appearance by a fresh coat of light closed on Tuesday of the following week instead of colored paint. Prof. Albertson’s and Mrs. Douglas’ rooms, Wednesday as given in the catalogue. This change was also have been painted. made to allow all to get home before Christmas day. A stag social was enjoyed by the boys on December 2nd, Prof. Jones gave an interesting account in chapel of his the V. M. C. A. having it in charge. It was largely a trip to the top of Pike’s Peak. He exhibited some pieces ping pong tournament. This was the first ping pong of quartz and granite which he picked up from the top of played by most of the students and was greatly enjoyed by the peak. He has placed these specimens in the museum. all. The boys are to be given a chance to take the drill in The basket ball players are putting in their best strokes Indian club swinging under the direction of Miss Britt. during these days. The first match game Pacific College One recitation period a week will he given to the work. will play, will be with McMinnville College, on January 9. Two pound clubs will be used. Nearly everybody in It will be played here. The first event of the season com school will take the work. ing at home ought to excite lively interest. A ‘ iS THE CRESCENT. THE CRESCENT. I “Ten per cent off for each mispelled word. cSoeiei’y 9otes. Ask Miles how he likes the woodpile for an audience. A new fence is being built around the campus. This will The Crescent Society met in the new room for the first add very much to the appearance of the grounds. time on . C—”The Freshies fairly soar in their elocution class.” Lost, strayed or stolen—a sofa pillow. Finder please re Prof.—”Ves, it almost makes me sore to hear them.” turn to Carrie Turner. The basket ball schedule for the C. A. L. 0. is as follows: Irving Stratton, a former member of the society, was a i Jan. 9. McMinnville vs. Pacific; Dallas vs. 0. S. N. S. visitor on December 12. Jan. r6. McMinnville vs. Dallas; O.S.N.S. vs. Albany. The boys have been talking of starting a society for the Jan. 23. Albany vs. Dallas; Pacific vs. 0. S. N. S. boys, as they had so much fun at the last meeting, after the Jan. 3°. 0. S. N. S. vs. McMinnville; Albany vs. Pa- girls left. cific. The Society has changed the hour of meeting from 7 p. Feb. 6. Pacific vs. Dallas; McMinnville vs. Albany. m. to 7:30 p. in. This change was made for the benefit of the members living in the country. Iecia/. The members are planning to celebrate on December 19, 9 after the meeting has adjourned, and spend the remainder On Saturday afternoon in the parlor at Canyon Hall, of the evening in having a good time. Mrs. Albertson gave a private recital for the musical stu dents. The first part of the hour was spent in reviewing e.s5xchan K the lives of some of the great masters after which the fol 9 lowing program was rendered: University Life is full of spirit. PROGRAM. The College Barometer has a scientific department. Piano Duett, Ora Buchanan and Elsie Mackey. The Wilmingtonian contains some curious and interesting Slumber Song, - - - Gurlitt epitaphs. Harry Pool. The Crucible contains a good article on “Sound Body, Spinning Song, - - Ellemreich Sound Mind.” Anna Craven. - students will appreciate “Dooley and Virgil” in My Ax of Steel, - Havens Latin Orville Johnson. Orange and Black. Good Humor Rondo - Baumfelder The Doane Owl, Crete, Nebraska, is improving with each Beulah Spaulding. issue. Keep at it. Loves Oracle Carl Bohm Freshmen will be interested in “The Fresh,” in Eugene Blanch McNay. High School News. 2nd Valse, - - Benj. Godard “America, The World’s Seat of Empire” in The Review Ora Buchanan. is well written and instructive. A 21 THE CRESCENT. 20 THE CRESCENT. sole The Central Collegian contains interesting and instructive Not a soul can buy a the sole sold reviews of several of Shakespeare’s plays. sounder than by us in our “The Water Cure” in The Polytechnic should be read by those laboring under the delusion that our soldiers are cruel. Shoes, “I’d like to be an iditor. They’se nawthin so hard as liz &sun’s” mindin’ your own business and an iditor never has to do that.’ ‘—Mr. Dooley. $25O10$3.50 The Chemawa American is a newsy little paper. Super intend ent Potter is their champion tennis player and they Go’s, also have a fine base ball team. CGoizian& “The Crime That Wasn’t” in the Whitman College Pio $3.00 neer promises to be an interestitig story. The Pioneer is a $L60to neat and attractive paper throughout. at We can fit £VERVO Freshman—What would you say about a man who falls FOOL’S in love? pARKER & Store. Senior—I would say he’s beyond rescue.—Spectator. General MerCbah1cse Its short stories are interesting, especially “A Matter of PTARMACT Duty.” But we would like to suggest that a young lady MOORE & Co., accompanying a gentleman is generally called his “partner” C. F. not ‘‘pardner.” The Pacific Pharos is one of our best exchanges, but it Work a SpecialtY might be improved by adding an exchange column. presCriPtifl It PSALER IN contains a short poem—”The Rock”—which is excellent. ALSO Cameras, Stamp We quote one stanza: School Supplies, BookS, Stationery, ‘0, the eyes are so many, the glass so dim Albums, Etc. Yet each Soul must find in its hour with Him — The Eternal Rock—spite of every creed The life that shall fill its highest need.’ The Pennant is complaining of lack of loyalty among the C. B. WILSO’”’ students. It may comfort them to know that the same con _KEEt’S— ditions exist elsewhere. However this does not excuse the I students who are inclined that way. Those who shirk their duty during their school life are the ones who will be least 11’Wti1’L inclined, much less prepared to shoulder their responsibility fli1.1U11OUN as citizens. They are not the ones who will make their mark in the world. g.Free DeliverY. 22 THE CRESCENT. THE CRESCENT. 23 OSTIOPATR Y. Investigation of the New Art of Healing, Invited. EP OSTEOPATHY is a DRUGLESS SCIENCE removing Oiflce in Bank of Newherg Building. Res undue pressure or obstruction to the body organism, by idence one hiock north and $ bIock’ east of manipulative methods, osteopathically applied. A stiniula 0 Bank. 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