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Fresh and Sanitary
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48 Park St.
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Songs! Songs!
All the new song hits now on
sale. Hawiian guitars and
methods.
The Music Shop
65 East 9th Street.
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> FRESH, CORNER & SMOKED
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80 Wost Eighth.
It is far better to
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Than to gas with the cook.
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5EHII05 TO START
STUDENT LOAN FUND
Owen Whallon Memorial Fund
to Be Portioned Out in
$50 Loans.
In accordance with the provisions
drawn up by the senior committee on
the “Owen Whallon Memorial fund,” the
money that is paid by the class mem
bers will be used ns a loan budget which
will be apportioned to worthy students
desiring to borrow money to help them
through college. The loans will be sub
ject to recall as soon as construction of
the women's building is undertaken.
Not more than $50 shall be loaned to
any one student and the time shall not
exceed 90 days. Besides the name of the
borrower, all notes must bear the signa
tures of twro property holders who will
guarantee the repayment of the sum
borrowed. All applicants for loans
must have at least sophomore standing.
These notes shall bear six per cent inter
est, the money derived therefrom going
to the regular fund.
It is expected by the senior committee
on the memorial fund that the class will
arise at least $1,000. This will entitle
it to two memorial tablets in the “Wom
en’s building.” Aside from the one in
scribed to the memory of Owen Whallon,
another will be inscribed with the
numerals of the class of 1916.
The plan of each member giving $6
to the fund in addition to the money
in the class treasury at the present time,
will raise a sum of approximately $1,000.
The class will elect a secretary to re
ceive all contributions and notify mem
bers before installments mature.
The senior class urges that other
classes will follow out a similar policy in
the future.
STARTS AND STOPS
¥
(John DeWitt Gilbert.)
It is to Laugh.
“Bow down,” they sing, “to Washington,”
They noisy chant and yalp.
We’ve never knelt and at our belt
There hangs a Beaver scalp,
Fresh-shorn from the head of O. A. C.
We’ll scalp the Purple as we scalped the
Hun,
And the laugh we’ll fling at the song
they sing,
“Bow down, bow down to Washington.”
A Part of Oregon.
Villard hall is a part of Oregon. So
is Deady. We know them well, revere
them. Generations of students before us
have known them and loved them. They
are part of the past and tradition of
Oregon. They are part of the heritage of
those who go to Oregon.
So it is with Bill Hayward. Bill has
not been with us always but none of us
remember when he was not. What he
has done for Oregon no one can measure.
Bill is part of Oregon’s past—part of
her future. Bill is one of Oregon’s tra
ditions. Saturday he will win again
from Washington.
So heTe’s to Bill HaywaTd, one of Ore
gon’s treasures and traditions—long may
she wave.
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♦ Labor is no longer a mere com- ♦
♦ modity, it possesses a human ele- ♦
♦ ment. ♦
♦ A living wage shall be the first ♦
♦ requirement. ♦
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GYM GIRLS TO DUNCE
Jewel Toiler's 7th and 8th Grade Class
In Patterson School Performs
Saturday on Campus.
The seventh and eighth grade girls’
gymnasium class of Patterson school will
give a demonstration of its work Sat
urday evening at 7:45 in the University
women's gymnasium. No admission will
be charged, but invitations will be issued
to those who wish them, by members of
the class or Miss Jewel Tosier, class in
structor. Invitations should be secured
ns soon as possible, as the number is
limited.|
An upper class girls' gymnasium class
under the direction of Miss Tozier, a
senior in the University, has been con
ducted at Fatterson school for the last
two years. “Although the course is
optional with the students, many of the
girls enroll and some have become pro
ficient in the work,” said Miss Tozier.
The program for Saturday night is:
March.Class
Swedish Day's Order .Class
Games . Class
Paste the Poetic.
Pasketball Relay.
Wand Drill.. .First Semester Students
Sweden Dances .Fight girls
Rleking.
Klaysdans.
Tetie Coquette .Eight girls
Norwegian Mountain March..Nine girls'
Clown Dance.Ten girls
Sailor’s Horn Pipe.Majorie Bolton
Indian Dance .Class >
Costumes representive of each dance
will be worn.
The members of the class are:
Florence Bingham, Elvira Dyer, Mar
jorie Bolton. Dorothy Lare, Margaret
Dare, Loreen Fisher, Leah Happes,
Hazel Olsen. Hazel Withers, Coinsia 1
Vitus, Edna Lee, Helen Gulliford, Mary
Gulliford, Beulah Knight. Jane Campbell,
Vivian Standing, Mildred Youel, and
Dorothy Poill.
Harvard University will send 1000 men
to the Plattsburg Encampment.
When the Amherst Glee and Mandolin
clubs took their customary tour this year
they were entertained at lunch by Gov
ernor and Mrs. Whitman of Massachu
setts at the executive mansion and by
Secretary of State Lansing at a recep
tion. The club gave nine concerts. \
SAVOY THEATRE
Program for Monday
and Tuesday
Bullets and
ROWN Eyes
FEATURING
Bessie Barriscale
Fred Mace
n a two reel Keystone
The Village
Vampire
Admisison.5^ and 10^
Personal Appearance
is a big asset. Looking the part of prosperity is half the
battle; and the part that good clothes play in this needs no
discussion.
Kuppenheimer Clothes
Are the sort that reflect credit on a man. To young fellows
the give the wanted up-and-doing get-there look.
$18 to $30
Clothes made to measure if you prefer them. Suits with
extra pair pants $21.50
ROBERTS BROTHERS
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Here Again
Wellworth
BLOUSES
Exceeding all others at
the
sam
same price—in the
e great degree as do
the Wirthmor at $1.00.
Added interest is given by t tie arrival of new Wei worth
models in some beautiful styles. Our $2.00 Blouses are the
result of the same kind of co-operative arrangement that
has made possible the Wirthmor, and the values consequent
ly are just as exceptional.
ALSO NEW MODELS A
A WIDE ARRAY OF Fi
—YOU SHOULD NOT
NEW BLOUSES.
HIGHER PRICES IN
LSCINATING STYLES
IISS SEEING THESE
Large’s Cloak and Suit House
865 Willamette St. Phone 525
“The Store That Sells Wooltex”
f . 1 ■ ^
TheOfegana
The Student Shop
For Oregoii Students
Try our candies Our ice cream is Perfect
Who Are the Prettiest Girls?!
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12 of the keenest girls in the University will have complete charge COLLEGE NIGHT, |
(Tuesday) at the 1
RAINBOW
ICES
Let them Serve You to
PHOSPHATES
Dancing in charge of BERNICE LUCAS
Regular Prices
CANDIES