Chambers
Hardware
Store
752 Willamette St.
Finest
Housefurnishings
and Hardware
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Wing’s
Market
THE HOME OF
GOOD MEATS, FISH
AND GROCERIES
675 Willamette St. Phone 38
Senior Footballers Are Beaten
by Sophs “Morning After.”
6-0 Game Characterized by
Mental Lapses and Wild
Plays of Upperclass.
Lottery dances are lo>ts of fun as n
menus for promoting democracy amow
classmates, and should be encouraged,
but ns a conditioning process for a
football team, they aTe distinctly out of
place. The. seniors learned this fact
SaT^kday afternoon, when after spend
ing the greater part of the preceding
night and early morning in terpslchorean
pleasures, they met the sophomores for
the class championship, and lost by a
score of (J—0.
The sophomores with fire in their
eyes, and a superabundance of fight,
pushed the sluggish upperclassmen ar
ound the field pretty nearly as they
liked. The lone score came in the first
five minutes of play, following a march
straight down the field, from the sopho
mores’ 35-yard line. Line bucks were
nil the sophomores needed, and not once
did ithey fail to mnke yardage. Boylen
nnd Mulkey alternated at carrying the
ball, Uoylnn making the touchdown. The
■tiry at goal went wide. The senior line
obligingly made way wherever the sec
ond-year men desired, during their wild
rampage to the goal line.
Grebe Starts Lone Drive
f'aptnin Walter Grebe, of the senior,
chose to receive the kick-off and start
an offensive of his own. The offensive
started, but thnt was about all, and after
three downs, in w'hioh they gained five
yards, Warner punted 45 yards to Mul
key. Again the sophomores started a
relentless mttfcck, but the whistle blew
before they grew dangerous.
The seniors hold a council of war
Don’t forget Bob’s Barber
Shop—just around the corner,
on 7th.
Give Him Some
thing Useful |
We have all kinds of Sporting
Goods, also SWEATERS and FLASH
LIGHTS, BICYCLES, and dozens of
» k.| mother useful gifts.
Eugene
Gun Company
Arthur Hendershott, Mgr.
\ 770 Willamette Phone 151
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Eggiman’s Candy Kitchen
For Good Candies and Ice Cream.
Springfield.
4th and Main Streets.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY
HASTINGS SISTERS
HAIR DRESSING PARLORS
K. tristrr Building Phone 1009
MAKINI'UX) PREPA R ATIONS
Manicuring Switches Made
Scalp, face treatments from combings
Phone 243-J.
C. B MARKS. M. D.
Specialist tye, tar, isose and rnroat
Glasses Correctly fitted
Office, Brown Bldg. Eugene, Ore.
DR. M. C. HARRIS
Dentist
Room 402 C. & \V. Bldg . Sth and Wil
lamette Eugene, Ore.
DR W. B. LEE
Dentist
Room 401 C. & IV. Bldg., cor. Sth
and Willamette Sts.
Honrs 7 A. M. to 6 P. M. Phone 1M
W. P. BAGLEY
Doctor of Magnetic Healing and Sug
gestive Therapeutics
Treat* all acute and chronic iftseasps
Matlock Bid*., room 4, Eigth ami Wil
lamette Hts. Eugene, Or*.
DR. MILLER
Dentistry
2CM Hi-own llldg. Cor. Oth and Oak
Office Hours: Phono Sol
it to 12 A. M.
1 to 5 P. M.
DR. L L BAKER
Dentist
Instructor's diploma N. U. 1>. S., Chicago
Office 310 C. Ac IV. Itldg., Sth and
Willamette Sts , Eugene, Ore.
DR. R. T. BURNETT
Dentist
Phone 760-R. Office. White Temple
MADAME SHEFEER
Modern Hair t). ess inn Parlors
l*rices Reasonable
ttfer Price Shoo StorePhone SSS
UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITER CO.
"The machine yen will eventually buy”
Rents, Repairs, Supplies
New and Rebuilt Underwoods 1
SOI Willamette St. Eugene branch
between halves, and came back on the
field with a little more “pep” than they
exhibited the first half. After receiv
ing the kick-off, the sophomores un
corked a couple of forward passe* and
had the ball on the senior 15-yard line.
Here the sombrero-wearers showed a
flash of class, held for four downs and
obtained the ball. Grebe at once started
an aerial attack, and three successive
passes brought the ball to the center of
the field.
The spurt was too good to last, how
ever, and Mulkey intercepted a wild
throw, and nearly got away for a touch
down. Montague tackled him on the
senior 35-yard line.
Passes Miss Their Mark
Again the sophomores pounded the
weary senior line, but their gains be
came shorter, and finally the fourth-year
men got the ball. A punting duel fol
lowed, and with two minutes to play, the
seniors had the ball on the sophomer
30-yard line. Pitying desperately
against time, Grebe and Hob Earl threw
pass after pass in a vain attempt to
find an end who was free, but the four
were used up without one being success
ful. The game ended with the ball in
the sophomores’ possession, on their own
35-yard line.
For the seniors, Warner, Witty and
Matson did most of the work. Sheehy
was sorely missed, at quarter. Boylen,
Runquist, Mulkey and Rain starred for
the underclassmen.
EXAMINATION SCHEDULE
GIVEN OUT BY COMMITTEE
Starting Wednesday Morning Quizzes
Will Be Held Straight Through
Until Friday Evening.
Dr. W. P. Boynton, head of the com
mittee to arrange the examination sched
ule has announced the following plau:
All 3, 4 and 5 hour eight o’clock
courses at 8 o’clock Wednesday, 1!
o'clock courses at 10 Wednesday and
English composition at 1:30 Wednesday
afternoon.
Thursday morning at 8 will he exami
nations in all 3, 4 and 5 hour nine o’clock
classes, at ten will be examinations in
one o’clock classes and in the afternoon
will be the examination in Economic
History.
Friday morning at 8 will he the 3, 4
and 5 hour 10 o’clock classes at ten, all
11 o’clock classes will be give uexami
untions.
All other courses are to be arranged
by the instructor, and evenings and Sat
urday will lie permitted.
As at present there are only two ex
aminations scheduled in the afternoon
and ns these are chiefly freshmen sub
jects, the instructors in one and two
hour advanced courses will have little
trouble in finding a time for the exam
inations, Dr. Boynton thinks.
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RIFLES FOR DRiLL MAY
ARRIVE ON CAMPUS SOON
President Campbell Applies to Adjutant
General. Guns Expected
by January.
The long-wuited-for rifles for the Uni
versity battalion may arrive in the next
two weeks. Upon returning to the cam
pus this week after a hurried trip to
Portland, Colonel Ilowen states that he !
has made partial arrangements with the
state to secure rifles and bayonets.
"The adjutant-general of Oregon has
promised to lend us rifles and bayonets,
provided there is no objection on the
part of the war department,” stated Col
onel Bowen yesterday.
In order to have the rifles here at the
earliest possible date. President Camp
bell has already made a formal applica
tion to the adjutant-general for rifles
and bayonets, and he has promised to
forward the application to the the war
department at once. If it meets with
favorable action by the war department,
the rifles and bayonets should arrive on
the campus before the first of the year.
NEW CLUB MEETS TONIGHT
Majors In History to Hold Session at
Kappa Kappa Gamma House.
A meeting of the History chib, a vol
unteer society compose*! of majors in
the history department, will be held to
night at the Kappa Kappa (iamma house.
A program has been prepared by a com
mittee consisting of Lily Miller, Dorothy
Flegnl and Elmer Boyers.
The History club was formed about
four weeks ago after the meeting of all
students with their major professors.
The organisation has no officers, but
matters of importance are settled by a
committee which appoints a new com
mittee at each meeting to have charge
of preparations for the next session.
Subjects concerning the history of the j
war are discussed.
“The finances of the football season
M'HC 1 cut c\ 0"." ; Lo; < —
A 11. Tiffany yesterday afternoon.
“The total gains on the games will go
to pay the expenses, that were incurred
before the team ever played."
Send the Emerald Home I
PROSPECTS BRIGHT
FOB FRESHMAN FIVE
Fifteen Men Have Scrimmage
Under Direction of Dean
Walker; Nearly All
Experienced.
Fifteen enthusiastic first year men
turned out in the gymnasium yesterday
afternoon in response to Coach Walker's
call for candidates for the freshman
basketball teams. The main practice was
a scrimmage between two squads picked
by the coach.
Prospects for a good aggregation are
fair this year due to the number of ex
perienced men in the class of 1921. Al
most every man who reported to the
coach yesterday has had more or less ex
perience in interscholastic competition,
so together with the coaching of Walker
a good team may be developed, say the
fans.
From all appearances the team will be
light this year, us a number of the men
wiegh in the neighborhood of 130 to 1-10
pounds, a very light average for a col
lege team. However, the lack of avoir
dupois is expected to be more than made
up by the speed and fight of the men
Several Are Candidates.
In the first practice, [Starr, Jacoober
ger, Durnow, Houston and Fdake ap
peared as the most likely candidates for
the regulars. However, says Walker,
nothing can be predicted at this stage of
the game and the team will probably not
be picked until after Christmas.
Whether the freshmen team will be al
lowed to play in the inter-class series has
not been decided. If carried on as the
other activities, the regular men will be
disqualified, but as the case has been
different, in former years in this sport
they may be regarded as eligible.
Matter Awaits Hayward.
Pill Hayward, director of basketball,
is away on a hunting trip so this mat
ter will be put off until he returns.
The inter-class games are to be play
ed immediately following the doughnut
series beginning the first of the year.
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| Imperial Hotel
S At Broadway, Stark and Washington
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Should be designated as our favorite meeting place and
j: Our Official Headquarters
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[I In Portland, Oregon. 2 dining rooms
^ with table d’hote meals from 25c up
DUNN’S
BAKERY
— For —
GOOD THINGS
TO EAT.
Phone 72. 36 9th Ave. E.
J. W. Quackenbush
& Sons
HARDWARE
160 E. 9th St. Phone 1057.
Tollman Studio
Will Make Your Xmas Present.
F 734 Willamette.
Phone 770.
YOU WILL FIND WHAT YOU WANT FOR
“SOMEONE AT HOME” AT
THE CHRISTMAS STORE.
The Best Values in fhe
World
WE HAVE THEM
Whether you want an Elgin watch or
n Waltham, a wrist watch or a vest pocket
style, a plain face or a radio-lite—you will
find it here. And don’t forget that our
prices are always reasonable and are marked
in plain figures.
To Succeed, Look
Successful
Pretty good advice, that, for College
students. Not only is it your privilege to
look your best—it is your duty. Many men
help to acquire that successful look by some
piece of jewelry, probably a watch, or ring,
or the pin. You will always find the best
at Luckey’s.
In selecting your Christmas gifts from this store you are assuring yourself of the Qual
ity and Appropriateness of the article. You are assuring yourself of another thing also: of
a store in which the stock is so clean and so good that it makes buying a pleasure.
We have a full line of Christmas boxes of all sizes in which all Christmas packages will
be packed. Two expert engravers are at your service here; all articles bought in this store
will be engraved free.
mickey s Jewelry Store
Free Messenger Service. 827 WILLAMETTE