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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1920)
finny tem REPINS FOR 0. II. 0. NEXT WEEK'S RICE i Men Regularly Turning’ Out for Places on Lemon-Yel low Distance Squad. With but Tittle over n week Tell to get ‘shape to meet the Aggie team. Ore n’s cross-country aspiruuts are work e each night with tlie spirit that iiraoterisses. the lemon-yellow teams in cparing for an encounter with the ange. Although the number of men ring out for the team is small. at esent only about 1 o are turning out gularly—the material that is out looks oil and includes two men who took :st and third places respectively ;ainst. the (). A. (’. aggregation hist ar. They are Walkley and Hai ls. According to Italpli Coleman, trainer the Aggie team who was in Kugene St Saturday, the turnout at Corvallis is year is larger than it lias ever been fore. It includes Swan, n contender the Olympic tryouts in distance cuts. Swan's ability was not at its light last year against Oregon because | had received a broken rib a short lie previous to the race. lie will ter when the teams meet this year tliout any such handicap and his pres ice makes the <). A. C. team more to feared. Coleman states that this men II lie in better shape by the L’UHi than cy were at the beginning of last year’s Oreoon Team Hopeful. In tin1 fine of these reports, from (’or bit* (lie Oregon team is not dishenrten and believes that prospects are ns sy as they were a week before the np inted time last year. If will lie rr “mbered that the same sort of stories to the ability of the O. A. C. squad •re prevalent last year and the trilli ng that Oregon gave them is not to he i'gotten. iKmeaid field has been I lie seene <»f the [rkouts recently, while speed lias been ir objective. The endurance qualities the men were first developed by tak t’roin three to four mile runs across fields near the campus. During the jst two weeks however the squad has ■u running only about two miles at a ter pace for the purpose of speeding Tuesday night they wire put over ive mile course as .■> test i f cndiir [ce with favorable results. Stiff Work to Continue. tiff workouts ruder the present in will continue until about the of the week until the day of the [lit workouts will lie in order. Tryouts will be held next week for selection of the team that is to et tlie Aggies. The. number of men enter and the distance of the race is to he decided, wtesides AValkley and Davis those turip § out regularly at present are: Schucf *•. Kocpp, Blackburn. Knglish. \unn. Tap. Sloan and (’oluirn. Peltier has ti put out of the runijing beenuse of bulled musele. pro in i« 1 - race EMISTRY CLUB FORMS hur Campbell Elected 'President New Honorary Group. of I bout a dozen chemistry students met lie chemistry lecture room of Me re hull. Tuesday evening to form a bn is try club. A constitution was ided and officers elected. Officers Arthur Campbell. president: 1:11 Tlmrlow. vice president, and Mil Dodds. secretary and treasurer, lie i luh is to lie honorary with ac ini! associate members. Active ubers must have certain grades and retain number of hours work. The iber of hours which a student must \v in chemistry to be eligible lias not n decided on yet. Meetings will be I twice a mouth to discuss current mica] literature. >TED WRITER TO SPEAK |o Dosclt Flcurot to Discuss Russian Situation Before, Forum. • • mo I (nsrli-b'lciirot, iiulcd win' eor muilent. will speak uii lli*• Russian atiou iu tliu next meeting of iln> 1'ni sity I’oruni in Villnrtl hnli the early t of Thanksgiving week. lr. 1 >osch i.-. tin* brother of Roswell ieli. who was the first instructor ill mt <lo | in it in »■ tit. teaching modeling i drawing. 11.' was in Russia <lnvinjr j I war and the articles which he sent j [lie New \ork Tribune were also pub |‘il in 1 he Oregonian, jt present Mr. liosdi is making his |e al I >osch station near Hillsdale Igh his family is still iu Paris. Cleaning and Pressing Get your Suit Pressed where it can he delivered to your door. We push things through in rapid order. Imperial Cleaners “A Good Job Done On Every Suit.” Yellow Crysanthemums For U. of 0. vs. U. of W. Game Fr~*ee - Fr^ee FRIDAY, Nqv. 12 SATURDAY, Nov. 13 These beautiful flowers ordinarily retail for 50 cents. Let us solve the flower problem for this “classic” game for you. ONE FREE WITH 50-CENT PURCHASE (Limit One to Customer) REMEMBER: TWO DAYS — FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ' —at— EUGENE’S PROGRESSIVE DRUG STORE THOUSANDS COMING TO CAMPUS FESTIVITIES (< 'ontiniied from I’agc I ) look ns green aw possible Chuck has left this until today and by Sul unlay when the old graduates and students gather at the Armory for their last get-together meeting of Ilomeeoining. the Armory tvi 11 look like a forest glen. Vivian Chandler has everything ready for the luneheon at the men's gymnasium Saturday noon. In order not to delay the luneheon more than possible an able eovps of girls under Until Flegnl will have the plates ready when the hour for the luneheon comes around. There will also he booths at the gymnasium so that alumni who have not registered at the | booth on Fifth and Willamette si reel ' may register there. Student? to Wear Tags. University students are urged to wear! the little yellow tags which will be dis tributed throughout the various organ izations on tile campus with their name | written on them. The alumni will lie given a little brown tag in. the shape of a football which will distinguish them from the students. Wilbur Carl, chairman of the (lame! committee, has asked that the students do not make out their preg’ ni before everybody has assembled at (!.■«■ Armory I Saturday evening. Heretofore there has always been a lot of unnecessary com motion, says Carl, and leaving the pro grams until everybody is absolutely cer tain as to who are coming, will do away with a lot of it. FROSH-ROOK' CLASH TO EE HARD BATTLE (Continued from Page 1) the Rook team. "Rax." AVilliams. line couch, lias been leaching these men tin; line points of the game should have ■them fighting every inch of the field with i the Aggies. The officials for the game will be Sam j Dolan, referee, Rill Schmitt, umpire, and j 1’iH Donaldson, head linesman. The game will be played on Hayward field. The field is in good shape for the bat tie. The recent weather lias given the ground a chance to dry and the turf has been kept in fine condition. THIS EMBLEM STANDS FOR QUALITY Milk a Butter Ice Cream EUGENE FARMERS CREAMERY. 856 Olive. Phone 638. r;v:v von? BOOTS SPATS WOOL HOSE 1 before the big’ game Saturday. It may be p cold. Don’t let your ^ “OREGON PEP’’ be spoiled with cold feet. It might lose the game. a Professional and Courteous Service The Home cf Hanan Shoes for Men and Women Moore’s Sign Works SIGNS OF ALL KINDS DECORATING BANNERS C. R. Moore, Prop. Phone 700 630 Will St, Armistice Day DANCE New Armory Tonight —'*,4 MEN: $1.00 LADIES: 10c War Tax (War Tax Included) BALCONY FREE. GOOD MUSIC Veterans of Foreign Wars Armistice Day BOXING TONIGHT 8 p. m. OLD ARMORY MAIN EVENT 10 ROUNDS Charles Dawson Of Marshfield vs. Tex Knight Of Springfield Semi-Windups 9 Kid Hans Or Youngstown, Ohio vs. ‘Knockout’ Hutchins Of Seattle “Battling” McCarthy Of St. Louis VS. Jerry Riveo Of Tacoma And Two Other Fast Bouts Seals .$2.00, $1.50 and $1.00 RESERVED SEATS AT LUCKEYS’ AND IOWA Ladies Especially Invited No Smoking