The Girl of the Pingree Shoe
We Give Ease Where Others Squeeze
WILCOX BROS.
Royal Blue Store
Across From Hampton’s
Electric Wiring
Fixtures and Supplies
Eugene Electric Co*
W. H. Baker, Prop.
640 Willamette Phone 836
Wing’s Market
THE HOME OF GOOD MEATS
AND GROCERIES. FRESH
CURED, CORNED AND SMOK
ED MEATS, SAUSAGES AND
POULTRY
Phone 38
487 Willamette
VOLLAND’S
NEW IDEAS
In Commen
cement
Greeting
Folders
Get a Kodak
^ or a Premo
and Take
pictures for your mem'ry book
Schwartzschild’s
SECOND HAND STORE
I pay the highest price for Second
Hand Clothing and Shoes.
SAM GEMS, Prop.
Phone 794. 68 West Eighth St.
Oregon Calendars
Special price for Junior
Week-end Visitors
25 Cents
Best Souvenir ever
published at Oregon
For sale at Delta Sigma House or
Buy now at reduced price.
Book Exchange, Dorm.
MISSING LIBRARY BOOKS
MAY LEAD TO DRASTIC ACTION
Owing to the fact that many of the
library books have been missing for
several months, the faculty have de
cided to take some action whereby this
loss will be prevented.
In speaking of the matter, one of
the faculty said, “From time to time
books have disappeared from the
stacks, only to be returned in a some
what damaged condition. Last year
we sent a wagon around to the differ
ent fraternities and clubs and gath
ered a great many of the missing
volumes, one of the houses having a
wheelbarrow load in their possession.
Even books returned to the wrong
place are considered as lost.
It has been suggested by the fac- ‘
ulty, that before steps have to be
taken to recover the books, each house
appoint a person to take care of the
library books in their house, and see
that they are returned at once.
Should this not have the desired ef
fect, it will be necessary to deny the
privilege of the stacks to the stu
dents, which will mean that all books
must be taken out thorough the lib
rarian.
DOUGHNUT LEAGUE GAMES
RESUMED AFTER WEEK-END
There will be no more interfratern
ity baseball games until after Junior
week-end and probably not until after
the games with O. A. C.
On account of spring vacation and
bad weather, the practice of the base
ball team has been seriously inter
fered with. Manager Brown says that
every avaiable minute will be used for
practice, in order that the team may
overcome the three weeks handicap.
The fraternities are waiting with
impatience until the time when they
may show their prowess before large
and interested groups of appreciative
oc-eds.
* The Scroll and Script Recep- *
* tion will be postponed until Fri- *
* day before Commencement week, *
* owing to the numerous festivities *
* of Junior week-end. *
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* GLEE CLUB MEN, ATTENTION*
* _ *
* The Glee Club men will please *
* assemble at the Campus Banquet *
* and at the Junior Prom, Satur- *
* day, to sing a few songs. It *
* might be advisable to oil your *
* pipes in the mean time, fellows. *
* Also the annual election of of- *
* fleers will be held in Prof. Red- *
* die's room next Monday, May 13, *
* 1912, at 4 o’clock P. M. *
* Signed *
* PRESIDENT. *
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CHEMISTRY CLUB MEETS TO
HEAR THERMITE PROCESS
The meeting of the Chemistry Club
Monday evening drew the largest
crowd that has yet attended the club
meetings. The cause of this unusual
turn-out was the novel and spectac
ular demonstration of the thermite
process of welding. The meeting was
held in the evening instead of the aft
ernoon, as is the custom.
A thorough explanation of the ther
mite process was given by Lyman
Rice. He also exhibited a fine collec
tion of pictures, showing the process
in use in various different places. The
meeting then adjourned to the cam
pus behind McClure’s Hall, where Mr.
Rice made a demonstration of the
working of the process. He proceed
ed to heat steel in a crucible to a
temperature of about six thousand
degrees Fahrenheit and then welded
two steel rails together with it.
The next meeting of the club will
be May 13. at the usual hour, 4 P. M.
The subject announced for discussion
is the purification of drinking water.
Sap Latourette spent the week-end
at Albany and Corvallis.
Miss Charlie Fenton will arrive at
the Theta house Thursday.
A beautiful remembrance for the
friend back home, an Oregon Art Cal
endar. 25 cents at Book Exchange.
Every Oregon student should have
an Oregon Art Calendar. See Walls,
or Himes, or 25 cents at the Book
Exchange.
University of Oregon Dramatic Club
Presents W. S. Gilbert’s 3-Act Farcical Comedy
Junior Week End Feature
Eugene Theatre, Friday, May 10
Ticket Sale opens Thursday 10 a. m.
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Prices 50c, 75c and $1.00