Oregon daily emerald., May 28, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

LAWYER NINE TO PLAY
BETAS, MONDAY AT 3
Winner Will Be Champion
(W Whole Campus
The big campus baseball game of
the yeaT, between the famous
lawyer nine and the Betas, dough
nut champs, will be played next
Monday on Kincaid field at 3 p. m.
This promises to be a very inter
esting game, as the winner of the
(melee will be dubbed “the closed
and open champion of the campus.”
Neither of the teams has lost a
game during the season, and they
have been practicing overtime of
late in anticipation of a hard fight.
Tuesday, the lawyer nine handed
out a fearful drubbing to Bill
Sorsby’s erstwhile baseball team.
This fact, coupled with the down
fall of the mighty scribblers, leads
the young barristers to feel that
they have attained their place in
the sun. They emphatically assert
CHARM
is based largely upon beauty.
True, personality may enter
into it, but good looks are
usually the basis of every
girl’s charm. We ask only
the chance to improve your
appearance.
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Rose La Vogue
their right to be called the inde
pendent champions of the campus,
and they are so confident in their
prowess that they have l!eonde
scended to accept the challenge of
the Betas.
Jimmy King, captain of the law
yers, said, “Sure we can beat them!
If we didn’t know we could beat
them, do you think we would play
them?” The Betas haven’t made
any threats aS to the ouctome of
the game, but they wander around
with that quiet look, as though
they considered it quite an incon
j sequential matter.
MUSIC SCHOOL OFFERS
SUMMER CUSS WORK
Faculty Will Consist of
Regular Instructors
Of interest to many o'n the cam
pus is the announcement that the
University school of music will hold
a summer session from June 22 to
July 31. With the ^exception of
Prudence E. Clark of the Wither
spoon Studios, a well-known con
tralto, all the instructors during
this session are regular members
of the school of music faculty.
The completion of the music
auditorium, with its unexcelled
equipment, offers greater oppor
tunity for intensive study than
ever before. Voice and repertoire
I will be taught by Mrs. Clark, who
I is well known in Eugene for her
I musical ability. Alberta Potter,
who leaves in the fall to be head
of the violin department in the
Alabama State Women’s college,
will direct \the classes jn violin
and orchestration. Public school
methods and musical science will
be taught by Anne Landfebury
Beck. John Stark Evans, assoei
ate dean of the school of music
and director of the combined glee
clubs, will have students in organ,
piano, advanced harmony, and com
position.
Registration day for these courses
is June 22. Students may apply
ip advance to Mr. Evans, at the
school of music.
JOINT PICNIC WILL BE HELD
BY OREGON AND O.A.C. CLTXBB
The annual picnic of the Cosmo
politan club will be held this year
in conjunction with the O. A. C.
Cosmopolitan club. Harrisburg has
been selected as a convenient point
between Eugene and Corvallis. The
Eugene club will leave Saturday,
Uncalled for suits and top coats to be
sold at cost. A wonderful bargain. Stop
in and ask to see them.
University Tailor ;
Alder, Near 11th Street
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Can You Beat It?
Eugene’s building permits so far this year are on a par with
other cities of 1 00,000 population.
' We are furnishing the greater part of the lumber used in the
construction of these many buildings.
The reason for this is our prices are always right and our ma
terial and service the very best. ' m
Do rtot purchase that lumber bill without first cgnsulting us and
inspecting our big stock of lumber right at Eugene’s door.
WE KNOW WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY
The BOOTH-KELLY
Lumber Co.
* 5 th and Willamette Sts.
Phone 452
at two o’clock, returning late in
the evening. The party will travel
by auto stage.
Saturday Classes are
Approved; Schedule to
Allow for One Day Off
(Continued from page one)
waste of class room space has been
brought about by an aversion in
general for afternoon classes. An
other reason has been afternoon
laboratories. With a reduction in
the number of morning classes,
however, there would be opportun
ity of having laboratories in the
morning, thereby releasing the af
ternoon hours to classes.
By means of the new system, the
faculty has sought solution to an
ever-growing problem. It is its be
lief that Saturday classes will not
only allow for an increase in the
amount of usable time, but will
eliminate large classes. The chang
es will be made with the idea of
causing the students as little in
I convenience as possible.
Golf
Fishing Tackle
Tennis
Baseball Goods
R. A. BABB HARDWARE CO.
The World Famous
FRIDAY
nite
UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA
GLEE CLUB
— AND —
VAUDEVILLE SHOW
j
2 Complete Performances
7 and 9 P. M.
Bargain
Prices
Any Seat
50c
Fourteen Acts
Including
Novelty Solos
Dancers
Specialties
and
THE TEN
SYNCOPATERS
FOR WONDERFUL
OREGON WOMEN
A SEAL RING
A MOUNTED RING
A NECKLACE OR CHOAKER
IN PEARL
MOTTLED PEARL
CRYSTAL
AMBER
JADE
A WRIST WATCH
A DIAMOND
A VANITY CASE
Are
they going
to remember
Those wonderful friends of yours who are graduating, will
they always remember you as a pal who shared with them
the joy of the biggest thing in their college lives?
Will they remember you as the chum who added one more
thrill to this most important day of their four years at
Oregon? vr:
Or will you simply be one of the bunch, who, through
their negligence, forgot the honor that is theirs at
commencement ?
A little time spent in the thoughtful selection of a gradua
tion present now will cement a friendship that will grow
dearer through life. If you have any friends worth calling
friends, this is the time to demonstrate your appreciation
of them.
And you need not go broke buying gifts. At LUCKY’S
you are offered an array of articles that are unsurpassed
in their delightfulness. No matter how little you have to
spend, there is a unique gift here that will warm the heart
of anyone.
FOR GENUINE
OREGON MEN
A WATCH
A CIGARETTE CASE
A FOUNTAIN PEN
A SEAL RING ,
| A MONOGRAMED BELT
A WRIST WATCH
A SILVER PENCIL
A NOBBY CARD CASE