Mil Effl. OWL CLUB.
DELTSWDITO WIN
Games for Today and Friday
to be Played at Later Date.
BIG SCORE^ STANDS 33-5
Delts Come Back Strong Af
ter Yesterday’s Defeat.
f Kappa Sigma . .
y Owl Club ....
► Sigma Chi ....
► A. T. O.
y Friendly Hall . .
► S. A. E.
► Fijis.
► Sigma Nu.
► Delta.
y Delta Thetn Pi .
y S-'Maralda.
► Phi Dolts.
► Oregon Club . .
► Bachelordon . .
► Beta.
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In the third round of the doughnut
basketball tournament the speedy Sigma
Chi team had little trouble with the Phi
Dolts, beating them by the decisive
and one-sided score of 33-5; the fast
Owls trimmed the husky Sigma Nu ag
gregation 21-7; the Delts, making a
strong comeback after their defeat at
the hands of Sigma Chi, defeated S
Maralda 20-12; and the A. T. O. quintet
scored 22 against the 11 points run up
by the Oregon Club.
Garnet? scheduled for today and Friday
are called off and will be played at the
end of the schedule.
The way th,e teams lined up in yester
day’s games follows:
Sigma Chi—33. Phi Delts—5
Wilsey 11.F.Ingram
Falmer 10.F.Mills 3
Strong 0.O.Pearson
Douglas 4...G. . . .11. Roberts
Ringle.G..Gamble 2
Fish 2....G.Carl
G.I. Roberts
G.. C.Bixby
G.Carl
Owl Club—21 Sigma Nu—7
Say 13.F. . . Shattuck -1
La Londe 2.F.. ... .. Dudley 1
Zimmerman 6.C .. .. . . . .Mims 2
Ross..G.Bryson
Lowden.G.. •• ..Sheppard
S-Maralda—12 Delta Tail Delta—20
H. Gant 10.F.Beaver 10
Shirley...F...Base 1
Oliver.C.Lucas Si
Manned.G..Oliver 2
O. Gant. 2.’. . .G.Port wood 1
Hoyt. .G.Morkliead
Oregon Chib—11 ]
... ,F.MeCalium i
A. T. O.—22
Huggins 14..
Rosenbnrg.F.. . ...Veacb 1
Folts 4............ C.llill
Shell.G.Stone 5
Couch 4.G.• Jones 2
Blaekaby.G.Kinney
Entire Corps to Take Part In
Armistice Progrant.
The entire 11. O. T. C. together with
the military staff on duty here will
march in the Armistice Day parade this
morning.
All cadets will assemble at the R. O.
T. C. building at 9:15 and be ready to
march in full uniform at. 9:90. Sub
organizations will march in the follow
ing order:
Military Staff; Band; Battalion Com
mander and Staff; Companies A, B, C,
and D.
Company B will be color company.
1'rom the barracks the corps will
march to Thirteenth street and then to
the library, where the •faculty and stu
dent body will join in. The march will
continue down Thirteenth street to
I'earl, from Pearl north to Seventh,
from Seventh west to Oak, from Oak
north to Sixth, west to Willamette,
south on Willamette to Seventh and
■hen to the Armory. Here the repre
sentatives of lodges and other organiza
■mns and townspeople will have assem
bled and the big parade will begin. At
11:00 the parade will return to the Arm
0|'.v where appropriate exercises will be
Kivon until 11:45. The cadet corps will
march back to the barracks and be dis
missed by Major Koepke.
Men having Victory medals arc re
quested to bring those they may bo
formally presented during the exercises
at the Armory.
STUDENT PUBLISHERS
CONVENE HERE TODAY
(Continued from rat:" 1)
visitors. The program as announced by
Doan Erie W. A lion in the Tuesday is
sue of the Emerald follows:
An Intercollegiate News Service. Its
Possibility and Practicability. Harry A.
Smith, editor Oregon Daily Emerald.
Discussion leader, Emile Lindsey,
editor W. S. C. Evergreen.
Tile Attitude of the Advertiser To
ward College Publications, Paul’ X
Whitley, editor, University of British
Columbia Ppossey.
Discussion loader. James T. Hamilton,
business manager, Iteed College Quest.
Round Tabic on Business Problems
Leaders: \\. S. Heritage, business
manager, Daily Californian.
Robert W Bender, business man
ager. University of Washington Daily.
Raymond E. tester, manager, Oregon
Daily Emerald.
Organization. ^
panquet in Eveniaq.
Tn the evening ,n banquet will be given
to (be visiting writers at the Hotel Os
hiirn, where speeches will be made by
Dean Allen and Dean M. Lyle Spencer,
who is accompanying the University of
Washington delegation.
At present, only the numbers on tlie
program to be given by those from the
Oregon campus are known. They are
as follows:
Donn Eric W. Allen—•toastmaster.
Carlton Savage—Addres of Welcome.
Dean Colin V. D.vnient—Pacific Coast
College Papers.
Leith Abbott (former editor of the
Emerald)—Our Exchanges.
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UNIVERSITY
CANDY BOOTH
(Opposite Co op)
Peanuts Hot Dogs
Pop Corn Cider
Candies Tobaccos
SERVICE
WAN^r YOUR SUIT
Cleaned?
Pressed?
Repaired?
Have It Done at
Turpin's
790 E. 11th St.
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GET YOUR HAIR CUT
Schwering & Spicer, Barbers
Now and Avoid the Homecoming Rush
Lumber Lath and Shingles
THE BOOTH-KELLY LUMBER CO.
5th and Willamette Sts.
Phone 452
WHITE HOUSE BARBER PARLOR
The Shop of No Regrets
Between 7th and 8th on Willamette
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LEMON“O”BARBER SHOP
829 Willamette St. Bert Vincent, Prop.
Dry Goods
Notions
and Shoes
115 Eighth Ave. W.
Everything: In
Men’s
Furnishings
Shoes
WEARING NECESSITIES FOR
STUDENTS.
Special- discounts given to Students who ask for it.
Eugene Steam Laundry
Service Our Aim
Phone 123
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As long as they last we will give one with each pur
chase, regardless of amount. They are pretty felt
pennants and just the thing for the game. Get one
and help Oregon win. See our windows.
STEVENSON’S
10th and Willamette The Kodak Shop
Phone 535
Did You Hear the Latest?
ROOTER CAPS ARE TO BE IN VOGUE
THE REST OF THE WEEK
All Frosli are supposed to replace their green sombreros
willi a Rooter Cap for the rest of the week.
NO ONE WILL BE ADMITTED
to the F. of O. Rooter Section without a Rooter Cap!
GET YOURS NOW!
University Book Store
Interior Decorating
FOR YOUR HOUSE DANCES
Perhaps you will not want anything elab
orate, but something neat and original.
If so, try—
Kratz Sign Shop
206 8th West Phone 135
LET US PAINT YOUR POSTERS FOR
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Tollman Studio
Students’ Shop
The one place about the campus to get
your good eats.
COME IN AND SATISFY YOURSELF
11th and Alder Streets
Eugene, Ore.
JAZZ CANYON
5 Afternoons
Time
Nov. 16 to Nov. 20
inclusive
5 Evenings V *
Place \
Hamptoi- Building \ "
6th and Willamette \ §>
Band Concerts
Jitney Dancing
Side Shows
Pit Shows
Prize Games
Everyone Will Be Millionaires
5 Whole Days you can buy $1,000.00
Jazz Canyon Currency for a Dime
There will be plenty of Jazz for the Jazziest Jazzer that ever Jazzed
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Just ome and Live Over the Days of ’49
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