cm NEWS
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Eleven Schools Join Pacific
Coast Press Association.
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BULLETINS PLA N N E D
Jacob Jacobson Appointed To
Represent Emerald.
V As a result of the conference of col
legiate publishers held here last Thurs
day and. Friday eleven 'college publica
tions will soon be receiving the ifencfits
of the Pacific Intercollegiate Press As
aociation which was formed at that time
The members of the association are:
• University of Washington Daily.
Daily Californian.
0. A. C. Baromoter.
Oregon Daily Emerald.
Whitman College Pioneer.
Reed College Quest.
W. S. C. Evergreen.
University of British Columbia Ubys
*ey. •
The Gonzaga.
Sun Dodger.
Lemon Punch.
This association will endeavor to give
to its members a press service which will
correspond in its field to that of the As
sociated Press and similar organizations
iii the regular newspaper field. Each pa
per will send out regular news bulletins
to each of the other papers and a busi
nesslike organization is planned by the
leaders.
• A. Wendell Brackett, of the T’'diversity
of Washington Daily, ,who was one of
the original promoters of the idea, is to
have general charge of the news service.
He has had considerable experience
along this line and in recognition of his
ability he was elected to this position. In j
addition to the general news editor each I
paper will have its own news service j
editor who will handle the press service |
for that publication. This position on;
tfie Emerald will he filled by Jacob
Jacobson, former exchange editor.
•'Although this is‘the-first attempt to]
establish a' regular news service among j
the college papers of the Pacific coast it!
is not a pioneer in the national field. A I
similar association is in existence in the '
east and includes in its membership the
leading college, papers of that part of
the country.
TECH STUPES ORGANIZE
Five Students of Portland School On
University Campus.
rJ lie graduates of the Oregon Institute
of Technology, who are now attending
the University of Oregon, met Mondn.\
evening at an informal dinner at tin
Hotel Osburn to dismiss plans for or
ganizing. The Technology institute war
formerly the department of education of
the Portland Y. M. ('. A.
( Stanley Allen of Portland was elected
| temporary chairman, and Harold Hold
man of Pendleton temporary seeretarj
to formulate plans for some sort of ai
organization. Another meeting was
■called for Tuesday, November a'
which time further plans for organizing
will he discussed.
U. <!. Nichols of the institute acted
as host to the sixteen students present.
There are about graduates of tin
school on the campus.
KANSAS HAS RECORD.
Kansas has not had a touchdown
scored against her this season.
Students
Patronize the Drug
Store of
Service
Three Registered
Pharmacists
One Experienced
Lady Clerk
A Clean, Modern, Snappy
Store
LINN DRUG CO.
Wo Make Thin us SHINE for 15c.
REX SHOE SHINE
Rex Theatre Building
‘‘Say It With Flowers”
Show Your Colors
FINE YELLOW CRYSANTHEMUMS
35 to 50 cents each
0 'o . ' o •„
University Florists
993 Hillyard Street ' Phone 654
The Oregon Electric
Will Run a Special
Train to Corvallis
Leaving 0. E, Depot at 11;45 a. m.» arriv
ing at Corvallis at 12:50 p. m.
Returning, Special leaves Corvallis, 6:30
in the evening.
IF YOU WANT A GOOD JOB DONE ONI
YOUR SUIT, SEND IT TO THE I
Osburn Cleaners
Expert Cleaning and Pressing
Lumber Lath and Shingles
THE BOOTH-KELLY LUMBER CO.
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Phone 452
5th and Willamette Sts.
Imported Bulbs
-FREE
S
Saturday, November 28
HYACINTHS — TULIPS — CROCUS
NARCISSUS
These are Genuine Imported Bulbs from
Best Holland Stock
FREE — One with 25c purchase — FREE
Limit THREE to Customer
—AT—
EUGENE’S PROGRESSIVE DRUG STORE
Hh red cross drug go. 4
WM. A. RUTH, Prop.
Phone 150. 624 Willamette Street.
OREGON vs. 0. A. C.
| Saturday, November 20, at .2.30 p. m.
fF At Corvallis
(‘Agonize the Aggies’
Tight with the Varsity7
‘Get the Fight’ Saturday
STUDENT TICKETS ON SALE AT
THE “CO-OP” ONLY
' Special Rooter Train Service