HOMECOMING LETTERS
T9 CO OUT IN FLOOD
Campaign on Campus Will be
Launched Next Week
NEWBURY DIRECTS WORK
All Campus Committee Named
To Promote Project
Every student on the campus will
be called upon to write a letter to a
graduate or former student of the Uni
versity inviting them to return for
Homecoming, within the next two
weeks, according to Carl Newbury who
has just been appointed chairman of
the Homecoming letter writing com
mittee by Norton Winnard, chairman
of the general Homecoming committee.
Newbury has appointed the follow
ing committee to care for the work in
campus organizations:
Gamma Phi Beta, Helen Nelson; Chi
Omega, Margaret Mathisen; Kappa
Alpha Theta, Margaret Beatie; Delta
Delta Delta, Betty Pride; Kappa Kap
pa Gamma, Alice Evans; Delta Gamma,
Helen Lough ary; Alpha Phi, Hla Nich
ols; Pi Beta Phi, Marvel Skeels; Alpha
Delta Pi, Velma Rupert; Delta Zeta,
Gertrude Smith; Alpha Chi Omega,
Gladys Keeney; Zeta Rho Epsilon,
Mary Sargent; Delta Tau Delta, Ray
mond Lawrence; Alpha Tau Omega,
Ralph Couch; Sigma Nu, Sydney Hay
slip; Phi Gamma Delta, Ogden John
son; Kappa Sigma, Arthur Kuhn
hausen; Sigma Chi, Charles Lamb;
Beta Theta Pi, Eugene Kelty; Phi
Delta Theta, Wilbur Hoyt; Sigma Al
pha Epsilon, Frank Carter; Chi Psi,
Ralph Taylor; Delta Theta Phi, Morris
Eben; Kappa Theta Chi, James Say;
Bachelordon, Dan Welch; Phi Sigma
Pi, Ralph Poston; Friendly hall, Carl
Bowman; Oregon club, Emerald Sloan,
Boy Veatch, Helen Addison and Glen
Frank; Hendricks hall, Margaret Rus
sel, Frances Habersham; Susan Camp
bell hall, Dorothy Dixon; Thacher and
Haley cottages, Felicia Perkins.
All members on this committee are
asked to meet with Chairman New
bury in room 212 of the commerce
building at 4:30 this afternoon, at
which time more definite plans will be
formulated.
Homecoming envelopes are now on
sale at the Co-op store and more are
being printed so that an “envelope
day” may be held on the campus next
week. A concise program of Homecom
ing events will be announced soon so
that students may include it in their
letters.
General Chairman Winnard has made
WHAT do you look
for in clothes;
good style, correct lit,
long wear and unusual
value ?
You will find clothes
“tailored to measure by
Born” fully up to your
expectations.
You can buy a good
Born tailored suit, now,
at $30 or $35; better
grades at higher prices,
if you desire; at any
price you are sure of
generous value and
atisfaction.
Frank E. Dunn
845 Willamette St.
the following appointments to com
mittees framing details for the annual
event: Wilbur Phillips, dance com
mittee; luncheon committee, Banson
McArthur, Eva Beekm&n and Echo
Balderee.
SHY’S MEN SHOW
OLD-TIME FIGHT
(Continued from page one)
for the Fijis, while Core, at guard,
besides playing an unusually good de
fensive game, garnered four field
baskets!, Wagner, at guard, played
good ball for the dormitory men.
The lineups were:
Friendly hall (5) Phi Delta (35)
Martinsen 1 F. Altstock 17
Goodell .F. Staley 2
Saucoer 2 .C. McMillan 6
Wegner 2 .G. Gore 8
Sayre .G. Schaefer 2
Substitutions: Fijis, Knudsen for
McMillan, Hill for Staley, Jones for
Schafer. Beferee, Durno.
Phi Belt Game Close
The Phi Delts took a hard fought
1 contest from the Oregon Club No. 1
team by a score of 13 to 12. It was
nip and tuck from whistle to whistle,
with either team standing to win until
the last minute. Both teams played the
j floor well and showed good team work
: Aim and Wright were the point-getters
i for the Phi Delts while Hill and Frasier
I played the best game for the losers.
The lineups were:
Oregon Club No. 1 (12) Phi Delts (13)
i Sloan .F. Aim 6
jMcCleary 2 .J.: Murphy
Hill 7 .C. Wright 5
! Frasier 1 .G. Gavin 2
I Ericson .G. Miner
Substitutions: Oregon Club, Furry 2
for Sloan. Phi Delts, Dunn for Mur
phy. Beferee, Andre.
AD CLUB MEETING CALLED
All Members Asked to be at Journalism
Shack This Afternoon
A meeting of the University Ad
: oluta has been called for this afternoon
at 5 o’clock in the journalism shack.
Plans for the entertainment of Charles
H. Mackintosh, president of the associ
ated advertising clubs of the World, on
his visit to the campus on December 1,
will be formulated at the meeting.
During his stay oa the campus, Mr.
Mackintosh is to be the guest of the
Ad club and the officers of the organi
zation wish to start in at once to pre
pare for him.
Among the other matters o be
brought up will be the election of a
secretary-treasurer, Leroy Ashcraft
uot being in school this term. Other
matters will also be brought up for
discussion.
Your Eyes
Skillful Examinations
Perfect Fitting Glasses
Dependable Optical Service
ROYAL J. GICK
Optometrist
908 Willamette St. Up Stairs
Phone 620.
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FILIPINO CLUB FORMED
WITH NINETEEN MEMBERS
Canute TJdaaco Is Elected President; j
Intention Is to Take Part In
Debate and Athletics
Canute Udasco of Piddig, Province
of 11oeas Norte, Philippine Islands,
was elected president of the Filipino ;
club, organized last night in Dean :
Straub's office. There are nineteen
members in the association, twelve of
whom are students on the University \
campus, the remainder being registered i
in Eugene high school or the Eugene
Bible university.
Other officers elected were Yicent
I Aqueno, vice-president, Alejandre Pab- j
lo, secretary, and Romulo Avila, treas
f urer.
Fortunato Samonte, Romeo Ronquillo
and Lucius Aquino were appointed to
draw up the constitution.
The club, which is intended pri
marily to bring together the students
from the Islands who are residing in
Eugene, plan to engage in various cam
pus activities, debate, music and ath
letics.
Lucius Aquino, Onifra Hipe, Freder
ico Plurad, Joan Delmendo and Romulo
Avila were delegated to investigate the
talent of the organization and make
plans foT the term’s activities.
RUTH FLEGAL RESIGNS,,
Y.'W. C. A. Loses Two Presidents I114
Year; Nominating Committee Named
The Y. W. C. A. has been especially
unfortunate this year in not being able
to retain officers. Ruth Flegal, presi
dent of the association, has resigned
and Phebe Gage, vice-president, is un
able to fill the vacancy as her time is
filled by other work.
A nominating committee composed
of three girls—Glyde Schuebel, Kay
Bald, and Charlotte Clark, will meet
soon to nominate a new president. The
date for their meeting has not yet j
been set, however.
A regular cabinet meeting will be j
held next Tuesday, November 1, in
the bungalow.
Classified
We do hemstiching, 10 cents per yard.
Black and white thread furnished. Sin
ger Sewing Machine Co., 640 Willam
ette. tf.
Chiropractic—Is safe, sane and srre.
Chiropractic will permanently cure
your troubles. Examination free. Dr.
George A. Simon, 916 Willamette st.
8-028.
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raums^
Halloween Parties
Fine Orange spray Chrysanthe
mums, also red and yellow berried
plants.
Special sale on a fine grade of
yellow Chrysanthemums this week
end at.
$1.00 per doz.
FOR CARS AGE BOUQUETS WE
..ARE EXCELLED BY NONE.
Every event is an occa
sion for flowers.
Inipfrsifo28>rtst^
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IF you can’t have a NEW
suit—
Why not have a
CLEAN suit?
YOUR clothes may be old
and they may be worn, but
if they’re clean and free of
wrinkles, you are well
dressed.
Let us show you what we
can do.
We call and deliver
U. of O. Cleaners
Rear Room of Co-Op.
1288 Kincaid Street.
The Eugene Packing Company
Incorporated.
We Patronize Home Industries.
FRESH AND CURED MEATS
Phone 38 675 Willamette St..
Successors to the Wing Market.
STEAM CLEANING AND PRESSING
AH kinds of alterations.
Hotel Osburn Cleaners
Phone 342. 8th and Pearl
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A new variety of Primrose. All potted and
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Don’t fail to get one for your room
One Plant FREE with 75c purchase.
REMEMBER
We are headquarters for Stein’s Theatrical
MAKE-UP.
—AT—
Eugene’s Progressive Drug Store
TWd CROSS WMfc “
Wm/UUh. Prop # T
Phone 150
624- Willamette St.
Special at
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Tamales that are different
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Phone 56
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ire really splendid pants values at.
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