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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1921)
MEN DEBATE TUESDAY (Continued from page one) for election of Presidents has been sub mitted for Pacific Coast debate, and the showing made by the doughnut debaters is to be watched in looking for material for Varsity men,” said Manager Patterson. The rooms in the Oregon and Com merce buildings in which the debates will be hold and the judges for each contest will be announced Monday. The judges will be chosen from the faculty and the Varsity debaters on the campus. Any questions will be answered by William Hopkins, assistant forensic manager, at 1338. Following is the schedule for Tues day: Negative. Affirmative. Oregon Club No. 2 .. Phi Sigma Pi Phi Sigma Pi.Kappa Theta Chi Sigma Nu .Friendly Hall Sigma Chi .Sigma Alpha Epsilon Baelielordon .Beta Theta Pi Beta Theta Pi .Chi Psi Oregon Club No. 1.Sigma Chi Delta Theta Phi .Ore. Club No. 2 Chi Psi .Oregon Club Nfi. 1 Sigma Alpha Epsilon ..... .Delta Thetfc Phi Kappa Theta Chi .Bachelordon Phi Gamma Delta .Sigma Nu Friendly Hall Phi Gamma Delta SIXTY-PIECE BAND TO PLAY (Continued from page one) Bartholomew last night. “The impor tance of tho band cannot be over emphasized.” The matter of uniforms has been de cided upon and band members will ap pear in blue v-necked sweaters, uni form trousers with wrapped leggings and Oregon rooter caps. “In order to carry out the uniform idea, it> is nec essary that we secure ns many of these blue sweaters as possible,” said Cap tain Lewis yesterday, “and we hope that men owning those sweaters will be willing to loan them to band members for the day.” A special appeal has been made to upperclassmen to take part in tho band, and it is reported that a number will be on hand to assist. The last re hearsal will be held at the R. O. T. C. barracks this morning at 11 o’clock. The members are requested to meet, at the barracks at 6:30 tonight to play in the rally parade. Trucks have been provided for them to ride in. Tho members will then gather at 11 o’clock Saturday morning at the bar racks to take part in the day’s pro gram. A special reserved section hns been provided for them at the game. CLASSIFIED ADS >. Minimum'ch^nre, t time. 25c; 2 time*, 4$c; 5 times, $1. Must bo limited to 6 line*, over this liryit. 5c per lino. Phone 0$1. or leave copy with Business office of Kmkrai.p, in University I’rets. Payment in i»4vance. Office hours, 1 to 4 p. m. JUST OPEN—Ye Oown Shop. Dreaa b>eking, remodeling, end ready-to-wear garment*. Corner Wth end Willemette, over Cage Millinery. Tu Th * P tf. | LOST—Fountain pen, silver pencil! and eraser on black ribbon. Onll 917. j 19-N18. | LOST—7-jewoI Wn!tlmm watch, sil ver case, somewhere between Villard hull and l’hi Delta Theta house; Tubs day night. Finder eall 127. Reward. 21-N19. j LOST—Will person who took army i rain-coat from Oregon building Wed liesday morning please return to jenl-1 tor. ' IT K18 I The sweetest story ever told candy prices back to normal. FRIDAY One Day Only Salted Panuts 17c Per Pound SATURDAY Chocolate Coated Molasses Peanut Chews 35c Per lb. One Day Only OTTO’S O. L. K.Vl’FMAN, Prop. Cor, 7tli and Willamette St. Phone 56 FORMER SCORES Oregon . 0 . Year 1894 .. 1895 . 1896 _ 1897 . 1898 . 1899 _ 1902 .. 1903 . 5 O. A. . 44 _ 8 . 8 __ 38 . 38 . 0 1904 .... 1905 .... ; 1906 .... 1907 .... 1908 1909 .... 1910 .... 1912 .... '1913 .... 1914 .... 1915 .... 1916 .... 1917 .... 1918 .... 1919 .... 1920 ;... 6 6 0 0 8 12 12 3 10 3 9 27 7 13 9 0 Total 266 88 Oregon victories .15 O. A. C. victories . 4 Tie games . 5 THIS YEARS RESULT University of Oregon U. of 0. 7 U. of 0. 21 TT. of O.. 7 U. of O. .. O U. of 0. 7 Willamette . 3 Pacific . 7 Idaho .. 7 California . 39 Wash. State .... 7 Total .42 Total .63 Oregon Agricultural College Oregon Aggies 88|Chemawa . 0 Oregon Aggies „ 71Multnomah ....[. 7 Oregon Aggies 54|Willam8tte . 0 Oregon Aggies Oregon Aggies Oregon Aggies 24 .. 7 .. 3 Washington . 0 Stanford . 14 Wash. State . 7 Total ..1631 Total .28 Doughnuts and Sandwiches —and other good things for Homecoming, are ready for yon here. HILTIBRAND’S GROCERY Across from The Kappa Sigs Preston & Hale FOR-. . ENAMELO PAINTS Floor Waxes ... ■ oi r;Mnq 857 Willamette St. Eugene 1 Mmt 'Em .IUO.O.A.C. ! OREGON ANNUAL HOMECOMlWGl HAYWARD FIQI), EUGENE Saturday, Nov. 19 2!10 PI M. ——— jPECIAL RAILROAD RATES—St Local Ago* . ttSOVED SEATS ON SCATS ON SMI: **nmi Thanksgiving Footwear •' t " ■ T ■- fj . . i Party Slippers and Oxfords, in Patent, Satin and Kid, specially priced for Thanksgiving buyers. vVf VI H i- r. sni $4.85 | Black Satin, Patent Oxfords, 1 Black Kid Pumps, All styles, = priced at.$7.85, $6.85, $5.85 - Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes and Oxfords at Saving Prices. Men’s Short Boots U. S. Brand, special. COLLEGE ICE-CREAM Sunday Special —For— HOMECOMING Marshmallow Nut PHONE 1480 Orders must be in by 3:00 o’clock the day before delivery. Eugene Fruit Growers Assn. Eighth and Ferry Streets Welcome Oregon Grads! We are still here. Duxbak rainproof clothing, Sax onknit sweaters, jerseys and sox. Any color, any design. Basketball jerseys, pants, shoes and stockings. Chippewa boots and shoes Guns and Ammunition Hauser Bros. Sporting Goods Dealers DRUG SERVICE The Service of Safety—Surety—Satisfaction You are sutv of satisfaction and safety when you trade with us. We offer everything which good service can provide. We do the best we can to made every transaction so pleasing by service you will gladly conic back again. Their fine ser vice is offered to old and young and on special purchase mail or telephone orders. X Carroll Bros. Pharmacy 783 Willamette St. Eugene, Ore. Next Door to McMorran & Washburn ' ’ ■ . Home Again—To Win Again Eat food any woman would be proud of. It will streng then you—help you to buck the team over the line. You can get it at The Grotto 712 Willamette Ax Billy Department Store « EXTEND CORDIAL GREET ING TO ALL THE OLD GRAD UATES AND VISITORS FOR Homecoming Week MAKE THIS STORE YOUR HEADQUARTERS WHILE HERE. USE OUR PHONES, REST ROOM AND CHECK YOUR PARCELS, AT STORE.