The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-08

That EasaePn Oyster
Coa - PropogaaeA Here.

Oe0soessssSen That EasaeYn Oysters
Cea - PrsDegsseA Here.
Eugene, Or. Nov. l-Greas excitement
has cHovA1isd here among the students for
several days. the aIl-abSorbtng topic being
politics. Ths uptvesSs<y suspended opera
fsons On election day and all of the stu
d<nto-1ome on one side. some on an
efhef-4ook psrt in the election. When
the returns began to arrive last night
groups OF studens were to be seen around
the McKip5ey Headquarters. some talking
very earnestly. othsrs blowing fog horns
and others shouting. The young lady stu
dents took a very active part in the
demonstration.
The ary-out sams between the FIRST and
second teams Of the university cook piscs
las. Saturday afternoon. The game was
very interesting, but the FIRST team was
TOO muet for the second team. The line
up Was ~ follows: First feam-(xlieland.
center: Smith. left guard: Day, right
guard: Eastlsnd. right tackle: Stewart.
left tackle: Mechanism. quarterback;
Templeson. right half: Bssnop. left half:
Davidson. fuilhack; Coleman. left end.
Travis. right end. The second team line
up; Harrington. center: Edmunson. left
guard Ankeny. right guard: Davis.
right half. Whxttlesey. left half: BeiIin-
ger. fuiiback: Case. quarterback: Gorreii.
right end: Watkins. left end; Macarthur.
rsKAt Jackie. dOWeH, tt1K Jackie
The novel feature az the game WAS that
II was oniceTed by young ladies' Miss
FIoy Wstkins acted a. timekeeper. Miss
There's Friendly acted ~ umpire. Miss
Blanche Straight acted a. referee and Miss
Henr!etsa Janer and Miss Minnie Mccain
acted ~ lines women. The game was
won by the nrst team. with . score OF %
to-
The football schedule for the season is
Ax ~ 49, MI
iege. ~ Eugene. November Z: U. OF o. vs.
Agricultural College. at Corvallis. Novern-
her II; winner vs. Salem (wiIiametse Uni
vcrs.tyt. At Eugene November q. This
last eame viii decide the championship of
Oregon. =. Of o. W. ''Multnomahs. al
Portland Thanksgiving. November -: T.
of o. VS.. University OF Washington. No
yemher ..
Professor r. l.. wass1Aurne Of the de-
partment OF biology. who has been test
Ing tho waters of this coast a. 10 their
sdapfabilAy TO the Eastern oyster. has
sent In h!a rapport to the effect that they
can be peopAgsted on this coast As
result OF this report the authorities a.
Washington City have shipped a carload
of oysters TO this coast to be distributed
90 the various favorable spots named BY
him In his report. Professor washbuYne
has been asked by the Ash commissioner
to assist n placing the oysters and he wfIi
take hss departure for the coast in a few
days
Professor McAliister gave q very inter-
esfinG paper on The origin OF meseorites
before the academy Of science October az.
DR.. Friessel. professor OF phyx.cs. has
changed the dormitory heating plant from
q bot water system to steam heat. He
estimates that 100 cords OF wood wiz be
saved by the change
The department Of physics is the scene
81 great deal OF ACTIVITY Professor
Fr!edel has the boys ~ work making ap-
psrasus for the laboratory. making repairs
shout the building. etc. Twelve students
are resisfcrei In electrical engineering.
a great many students are in training
Ter the annual hand bali tournament,
which takes place Immediately after the
football season " over.
Halloween vas observed in an appronri-
ate manner. Gates and other rnoyahle=
were carried from the remote PARTS Of The
city sst deposited abou, the doors OF the
oetsersfty. No serious damage WAS done
Professor Hawfhorns's class In expert
mental psychology is very large. The pro-
sessor took lectures under Professor stan
isy Hah at Worcester last summer, and
mary STUDENTS are avaiisng themselves OF
the excellent opportunity OF studying that
sc@enee Under Professor Hawthorne,