FI MIS OPEN
DOUGHNUT LEW
Kappa Sigs, Owls, Sigma N\is
and Sigma Chis Win.
Doughnut basketball started yesterday
afternoon with four games played in the
fwn men’s gymnasiums. On the out
door court the Kappa Rigs trimmed
Baehelordon, 22-10, while the fast Owl
five took over their same with the
Betas by a one sided snore of Jfc»-7. In
the main gym the Sigma Chi quintet out
pointed the speedy Del's 10-15, and the
Sigma Xus were returned victors over
the Phi Delts 11-4.
The games yesterday unearthed some
very promising basketball material. I.a
I.nnde, forward, end JCinmeripan center
for the Owl Club proved to tic a fast and
effective seoring combination, I.a Londe
securing five goals from the field while
Zimmerman hooped in nine. The speedy
floor work and aeenrate shooting of
Palmer, Wilsey and Douglas for Sigma
Chi featured their contest with Delta Tail
featured their contest with Delta Tan
Delta. In the Kappa Rig-Eaohelordon
game Andre, Jtockhey, and Burnett
starred for the Rigs, while Clark, speedy
Bachelor guard proved himself to be a
player who will hear watching.
The line-ups for the four games fol
lows:
Kappa Sigma (22) Ilaehelordon (10)
Jtockhey (10).F.Willett (2)
Andre (0).F. .. Wellington
Laird.CL . .. Benedict (2)
Burnett (0).G..Erickson
Strayhoru.Q.Clark (4)
Culbertson.O.Woods
O.. ..Guldager (2)
Owl Club (82) Beta Theta Pi (7)
Say (4).F. .. Kdmunds (2)
IiiLonde (10).F.Phillips (5)
Zimmerman (18)-C.W. Akers
C.O. Akers
Lowden.G ..Cofoid
Ross..G.Miller
G .Buron
Sigma Chi (10) Delta Tau Delta (15)
Palmer (2).F.Base
Wllsey (9).....F.Beaver (9)
Strong (2).C.Lucas (14)
Douglas (6).‘.G.Portwood j
Rhagle- •... ..G.Madden
.Tobnson
Sigma Nu (11) Phi Delta Theta (4)
Shattuek (S).\ .P.. .. Itoberts (1)
Dudley.F.Miller (2)
F.. Bixby
Mims (8).....C .. . Stowbridge
C.Latham (1)
Sheppard.G.Gamble
Xewkall...,G.Holmes
Bryson.G.Carl
The following games will be played
this afternoon:
Outdoor Court—4:15 P. M.
S-Maralda vs. A. T. O.
Oregon Club vs.
Indoor Court—4:l5 P. M.
Friendly Hall vs. Delta Theta Pi.
Baehelordon vs. S. A. R
5:15 P. M.
Kappa Sigma vs. Beta Tlicta Pi.
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ACCOUNTING COURSE
INTERESTING MANY
Income and Excess Prof'ts Tax Case
Large Demand for Skilled
Men.
“It is our aim to make flic accounting
department one of the best in the west."
said Professor UoDontie of the school
of commerce in dismissing future plans
for the accounting branch of commerce.
He said that the overcrowded condition
j at present made ft rather difficult to'
cagry on the work as suoeessfully ns lie
■wished it. might be. According to the
professor, there is an unusual interest
being shown in the work this year. Tie
said that the ineome tax- and the excess
profits tax had caused an unusual de- j
mand for accountants and that, this was
! probably one reason for the interest I
! shown.
j “We expect to give every one who
takes any accounting at least a general
knowledge of the work so that he may be
able to use it in whatever business ho
may take up. continued Prof. MeDougle.
“and we will attempt to make export ac
countants out of those who expect to
follow accounting as a profession.”
(LIBRARY WILL HAVE
BETTER VENTILATION
Dr. Bovard and Miss Robertson Find1
Way of Keeping Air in Build I
ing Fresh.
I)r. J. F. Bovard, Dean of the School
physical education, and Miss Robertson,
University nurse have been investigating
the ventilation in the library and have
found a way in which they think that
the air in the library can he kept fresh.
The temperature which facilitates!
study is about 65 degrees. The. electric j
fans are found to have a greater effort
when the -windoxvs near them are closed.
If the windows are open the fresh air
I
is forced out of the room as soon as it:
enters and is wasted. The fresh air will
enter through the front doors and the
windows in the back of the library which
will be open. The fans will be kept inn*
niug all of the time.
ADELAIDE LAKE TAKES POSITION
Adelnide V. I.ake. of the class of 1020.
has just taken a position 'n the publicity
department, of the Seattle Chamber of
Commerce, according: to word just re
ceived on the campus. She will be as
sociated with K5. II. Thomas. <>f the Seat
tle chamber, in the three-year campaign
which that organization is just launch
ing. Miss Lake, who is a daughter of
E. C. Lake, of Eugene, was prominent
in student activities while an under
graduate.
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