COPYRIGHT 1915
THE HOUSE OF KUPPENHEIMER
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PROGRAM IS REK I
FOR COMMIT
Failing - Beekman Oratorical
Contest First Event.
President L. R. Briggs of Rad
cliffe to Deliver Address
to Class.
The forty-first annual commencement
of the University. June 1-4, begins with
the Failing and Beekmau oratorical con
test which will be held in Yillard hall
at S p. m. Thursday, May 31, and will
be followed at 9:30 by a serenade con
cert on the campus by the men’s glee
club.
On Friday, June the first, in the even
ing the commencement play, Shakes
peare’s “Midsummer Night’s Dream’’
will be given on the campus. The sen
iors and juniors will hold their peace
pipe ceremonial at 9:30 p. in.
Saturday, June 2, is the big day as
far as number of evenings go. At 9 a.m.
there will be a meeting of the state alum
nae association in Guild hall. The State
alumni association will have their meet
ing in Villard hall at 10:30 a. m., with a
special re-union of the classes of 1907
and 1S92. The University dinner to
alumni and invited guests will be held
in the men's gymnasium at 12 m., and
. will be followed by the President’s re
ception at o o’clock at the President’s
home. At 6:30 the flower and fern pro
cession will be held, and at 7:15 the twi
| light concert on the campus by the wo
men’s glee clubs. The alumni reunion
and ball will take place in the men’s
gym beginning at 9 p. ra.
The Baccalaureate sermon will be de
livered on Sunday at eleven by Dr. E.
H. Bindley, professor of psychology at
the University of Indiana. At 4:30 the
Sacred concert under the direction of
the school of music will be given in Vil
lard hall.
The Commencement address will be
given by LeBaron Russell Briggs, presi
dent of Radeliffe College in Villard hall
at 10 a. m., Monday June 4.
MSJLPJEF
Emerald Family to Swap Ex
periences Friday Night.
Invitations Out; Program of
Toasts by Old and New
Members of Staff.
On Friday night at 6 p. m.
The Emerald bids both maids and men,
To banquet at its own Expense,
As just a little recompense,
For work well done with ads and pen.
Thus reads the invitation to workers
on the Emerald staff, who will dine to
morrow evening in the tea room at the
Hotel Oshuru upon dainties supposed to
tempt the palate of a newspaper en
thusiast.
Plans for the ensuing year will be dis
cussed, pitfalls and dangerous places will
he pointed out to those who take up the
work next year by those who have been
there.
The Emerald family will renew ac
quaintances, stir up enthusiasm and ex
■•hansrr experiences, and Harold Ham
street, erli.*''” of the 1010-1917 Emerald
as toastmaster, nrenared for the
following responses:
“History of the Emerald” K. W. On
Clothing — Women’s Gymnasium
THURSDAY & FRIDAY, MAY 24 & 25
Ladies Cordially Invited
Middy Blouses
Tennis and Golf Costumes
Walking Suits and Coats
Tailored Wash Suits
Sport Hats
Athletic Shoes and Hosiery
Shirt Waist___
Khaki Outing Suits
Bloomers and Middies
Bathing Suits
Gloves, Ties, Etc.
A, G. SPALDING & BROS.
LARAWAY’S
Many Gift Suggestions for
Brides and Graduates
Two of the happiest events in the lives of our young ladies are Graduation Day and the
Wedding Day. You can appropriately commemorate these gladsome occasions by remem
bering the happy ones with some gift from Laraway’s.
Lara way’s Great Diamond Shop
Still Selling Diamonds at the Old Price
When you think of Diamonds it is only natural that you should think of Laraway. There is
every good reason why. The reputation honestly earned by this store as the place to buy
Diamonds has come from twenty-two years’ experience in buying and selling Diamonds.
Bracelet '
Watches
Latest creation in El
gin, Waltham and
other factories in
Bracelet Watches, pop
ular, convenient and
serviceable.
Nickel Bracelet Watch'
comp ...$5.50
Gold Filled $9, $12,
$1350, $14.50
$20 and $28
Solid Gold $25, $30
and UP
Fine White Diamond,
fancy mounting ....$12.00
Fine White Diamond,
fancy mounting ....$17.50
Fine White Diamond,
Tiffany mounting..$20.00
Fine White Diamond,
Tiffany mounting..$25-00
Fine White Diamond,
fancy mounting.$35
$50, $75, $100 And Up
Cut (jrlass
A visit to our Special
Cut Glass Room will
offer suggestions and
convince you of our
superior stock.
Sugar and Creamer
sets
82.50 Up
Bud vases 111.00 Up
Bowls .113.00 Up
Napies
Tumblers
Compotes
$1.50 Up
.75* Up
$2.50 Up
Reclusive agents for
libbey, Pairpoint and
Sterling factories.
FOR 50c
W'auty Pins
Mngerie Clasps
Hat Pins
Bar Pins
Sterling Pencils
Manicure Pieces
Oregon Seals
FOR $1.00
Silver Knife
Gold Pencil
Flower Pins
Tie Clasp
Lemon Forks
Cream Ladle
Ten Bell
China Plate
FOR $2.00
Cuff Links
Cream Ladle
Waldemar Chain
Sugar Tongs
Lemon Dish
China Dish
Fountain Pen
Tea Ball
FOR $3.00
Beef Fork
Lavalliere
Picture Frame
Cut Gins* Vase
Leather Wallet
Gold Knife
Jam Jar
Set Tea Spoons
FOR IS.00
SilveTine Watch
Gold Lavalliere
Signet Ring
Berry Bowi
Sterling Candlestick
Silver Vanity
Gold Brooch
Cigarette Case
thank, Editor of the Emerald 191.2-1”.
“Patronizing Emerald Advertisers”,
Burle D. Bramhall, Emerald Manager.
1910-17.
“The New Manager’s Point of View”
Jeannette Calkins, Emerald Manager
elect 1917-18.
“A Guess at the Emerald of 1917”
Eric W. Allen, Dean of School of Jour
nalism.
“The Emerald for 1917-17”, Harry
Crain, Emeirald Editor-elect, 1917-18.
"The University and the Emerald”, P.
L. Campbelll, President of the Univer
sity of Oregon.
Only Lane County Students to
Sign Up With Sheriff.
Listing- Outside Men for Con
scription to Be in Hands
of Committee.
Registration for the conscription bill
will start Friday morning at 8 o’clock
at the Registrar’s office. Dpan Eric
Allen and Karl Onthank, secretary to
the president will have charge of the reg
istration.
“All students of the ages covered by
the conscription law, living outside of
Lane county, shiuld report to the reg
istrar’s office Friday,” said Mr. On
thunk. This is being done to avoid mis
takes in registration.
It is necessary that every male in the
United States should be registered be
fore June 5. After the student has reg
istered here at the University he will
send his card to his home county sher
iff and will receive in return a card
showing that he has registered. “In
case there is any doubt as to where to
register go to the committee and get
their advice. The students cannot af
PICNICE RS ATTENTION!
When you are out on picnics or up
the race and the weather is cloudy or it
is after supper and growing dusk and
you want kodak pictures of the occas
ion, don’t be afraid of the poor light.
Just set your camera or kodak on some
thing solid and keep it perfectly still
and set it on time and take a time ex
posure. You will then get good pictures
TtrTFhTTmrtUT The occasion: Come in and
we will show you Just how to do It.
Also come in and see our complete line
of stunt pictures and campus scenes for
your memory books. .Everything for
your camera.—from films to the finest
prints. .We peoialUe in making largar
prints from your small negatives.
THE KODAK SHOP
Opposite Rex Theatre
Developing-Printing-Enlarging
(Paid Advertisement)
ford to take chances”, says Secretary
Onthank.
The blanks for tbe registration are in
the hands of the committee. The fol
lowing questions are asked: Name; age
in years; home address; date of birth;
are you (1) a natural born citizen? (2)
a naturalized citizen? (3) an alien? (4)
or have you declared your intention of
becoming a citizen? where were you
born? if not r citizen, of what country
are you a citizen; trade, occupation or
office; by whom employed and where;
have you a father, mother, child under
12, or a sister or brother under 12 solely
dependent on you for support (specify
which)? Married or single; race; mili
tary service, rank, branch, years, nation '
or state; do you claim exemption from
draft and on what grounds?
Eugene High School Seniors in
Mice and Men
Eugene Theatre, Friday, May 25
Low Round Trip
EASTBOUND
/
Summer Tourist Fares
Will be on sale to many eastern destina
tions June 20th to 30th. and other dates
in July, August and September. Also to
certain eastern points May 28-29, June 1,
2, 7, 8, 12 and 13.
Go East Thru California
Through Southern Oregon, San Francis
co, Los Angeles, El Paso, San Ahtonio N
and New Orleans.
Secure full information from local agent before deciding
on your route.
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent
-.-Portland-T
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
Have you bought your Liberty Bonds?
"Portland Rose Festival, June 13, 14, 15.”