Pacific University - Heart of Oak Yearbook (Forest Grove, OR)

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HEART OF O 4 Ezggmazmmmcamm AK '2 razezafmeszomgggg EEEEEEEEEEEEEQEEEEEEEEE BOXER ,PERAMBULATES Boxer, although well ad- vanced in years, left his place of abode with the Seniors and, after a very exciting adventure, landed in the hands of the Rooks. Temp- tation tempted the poverty- stricken Frosh and they yielded. Making a hurried trip they arrived at the sign of the three balls, and held the old dog up for inspec- tion. I give yu ten centz. Well, a little was better than none, so the wicked villains decided on the trade. But the hero, a member of the V. C.'s, working at a nearby counter, overheard this plot- ting and rushed to the res- cue. A mighty battle en- sued. The villains escaped, but the dog was kept from a disgraceful imprisonment. The Rooks have now re- pented and Boxer is safe, altho in the hands of the Frosh. iiliit. MANY LIVES GIVEN Thousands of lives are sacrificed annually in the interest of science. At Pa- cific alone at least five cats and other kinds of domestic livestock have perished in the biology lab. Men brave- ly make these sacrifices for the further advancement of civilization.. Mr. Rhubarb, head of this department, says, It is not a pleasant task to take a cat's life, nor is it pleasant to'turn it in- side out after the deed is done, but it' is all for the sake of humanity. We have not heard the cat's side of the argument as yet. ROOK CHAMPIONSHIP CFrom page lj left field and made an error. Foul called on Sparks. Miss Dean then threw snake eyes. Score at end of first half 13-0 against the Deans. Second half. Sparks tipped off to Miss Bagshaw, who bunted to the thirty yard line, bringing Mr. Dean home. Miss Dean drove to the green and Sparks moved into the Deans' king row, taking the queen. Final score 500-13. S2,000,000J fcont. from 1.3 original amount, but we are informed it was not by crooked work. With this grand total of 520,000 he bought 20 shares of first class oil stock. According to the agent this stock is absolutely the chance of a lifetime. In two years the stock will in- crease a hundred fold in val- ue. The only reason he would sell it was because'lhe prex was a special friend of his. The future of Pacific is practically assured. While the two million is not actually in the safe, we have the gold edged certifi- cates that state they will be worth that in two years. Thus the good old institu- tion was saved from acute financial embarrasment. ..4... PACIFIC WINS fFrom page lj grand-pap played keeps with Dan'l Boone and old Benjy Harrison. In the tag fer taws Har- vard won first shop and Capt. Doan Gividamski let off and landed close to the pot. Capt. Jass Baby, play- ing razerback, followed with his unerring shot and knocked him for a row. Malisis, Har- vard's star Oback, scored by a fluke. Al. Kehol next shot for position, but Slim Bal- som, drawback, layed him cold. Gee Tuck scored for P. U. Harvard struck fats and had to go to taws. Thus the game was played nip- and-tuck throughout. The final score 7-6 or favor. Line up. Red Shell Gas ........ A. B. Jazz Baby .... ..... M . D. Quince Jam .......... B. S. Slim Balsom ....... B. V. D. Dwarf Whiteman .... D. D. Gee Tuck ........... O. G. Dam Guessy ......... N. G. Andy Lawrence ...... Z. Sz. Leary Devill ......... Q. T. Al. Vancamp ......... E. Z. Referee ..... Pen A. Lize Harvard. Doan Givedam ....... A. B. H. Awfulitchy ....... M. D. Lyon Taimre ...... B. V. D. Al Kehol ............ D. D. Nosmo King ......... O. G. Happy Newyears ..... N. G. Sike O. Nalisis ....... Z. Sz. Heeze Lyre .......... Q. T. Luke E. Strike ........ E. Z. EEEEE EEEEQQE ll EEQEEEEEEQEEEE seas Egggmmemcaea 2 l Q Q css ce Q as as ze Q E as as ce as Q ce E . ze as ce as ce ca as ce Q as me ce ze ca fa asasm One hundred .sixty-four

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