WEEKLY ASSEMBLIES
ums AFFAIRS
Faculty Members and Prominent Vis
itors Entertain Students in
Villard Hall
Wednesday morning, the hour be
tween nine and ten is devoted to what
is commonly called the “Assembly.”
At this time the entire student body
and faculty and oftentimes many
guests, gather in the big assembly
room in Villard Hall. The hour is us
ually opened by a hymn, led by Pro
fessor Glen, followed by a scripture
reading and prayer by some Eugene
minister. The greater part of the
time is given over to speeches and ad
dresses by prominent faculty mem
bers and often times distinguished
men and women who have made a
mark for themselves in the world are
heard. Music is furnished by the ad
vanced students in the School of Mu
sic, and often by visiting musicians.
At regular intervals Assembly is
given to the Student Body when the
regular Student Body business is
transacted and affairs discussed.
The Juniors, Sophomores and the
Freshmen each have charge of one
Assembly, when they have what is
known as their “Class Hour” in which
each tries to outshine the other in
novelty of programs and excellence
of class talent._ These programs us
ually consist of vocal and instrument
al selections, addresses and recita
tions.
These assemblies are always well
attended and much enjoyed.
FRESHMEN BURN GREEN
CAPS ON KINCAID FIELD
Marching in solemn file and mur
muring a weird Indian chant, Ore
gon’s 150 Freshmen boys performed
the last solemn rites due those dear
departed green caps.
This year the Freshman class has
inaugurated a new custom, that of
burning their green caps on Kincaid
Field immediately following the big
feed on University day. This after
noon was the first of these ceremonies
which bid fair to be the most interest
ing events of Junior week-end.
The Freshman committee in charge
of the affair this afternoon was com
posed of Don Rice, Clinton Bradshaw
and Alva Grant.
BLANCHE KING
Eugene Theatre, Saturday, May 20.
GEO. HAL1
& SON
583 Willamette Street
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES
CROCKERY
GLASSWARE
LAMPS
JARDINIERES
l Telephone Main 48
KODAKS
Premo Cameras
Photo Supplies
r
25 per cent off
on all U. of O' Pins and Fobs
Pollock Bros., Jeweler
516 Willamette Street
We sell Pianos at Prices to
suit every ones pocket book.
Pianos from
$75
$100
$150
to
$1500
Your old Piano or Organ
taken as part payment
on new instrument
Sherman
ay & Co.
Pictorial Eugene
and Scenic Wonders of Lane County in Any
body’s Magazine. A stamp, with any ad
dress, forwards it. Your Eastern acquaint
ances will be delighted with Commercial
Club publications.
Promotion and Publicity Dep’t.,
Commercial Club, Eugene, Ore.
YORAN’S SHOE STORE
the store that sells
GOOD SHOES
Some of the Best
30 H. P. White Gas, Torpedo Body, $2250
Hudson “33” Torpedo Body, $1600
Chalmers “30” Tory Tonneau, $1900
A Complete Line of
New Cars in Stock
Phone 440
The Mozach Auto Company
Eleventh and Oak F. C. Moullen, Prop. Eugene, Oregon
OVERLAND MODEL 49
Overland Model 49 is a high-grade touring car, embodying the latest refinements ot
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ities that n is difficult to see where a three thousand dollar csr offers more' value.
U ith tore door, this machine sells at Eugene for $1,200.00. Investigate this.
Eleventh and Oak
Anderson-Pierce Co.
Eugene, Orego