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McArthur Court
Being Prepared
For Big Meetiug
JNecessary Changes ill
Entries To Be Given
At the ‘Field’
Construction of the new high jump
In ml pole vault apparatus in Mc
Arthur court was well under way
last night, and Bill Hayward was
confident that everything would be
ship-shape for the big meet at 7:00
o’clock tonight. A block of wood,
securely fastened to the floor, and
' < with a special cushion mat under it,
will serve as the brace for the pole
vaultcrs. Both the vaulters and the
high jump entries will come down
from their record-smashing leaps up
on a large canvas bag filled with six
bales of imported hay.
Special attention has been given
to the needs of the fleet-footed
sprinters and distance men. Several
pairs of old track shoes have been
re-soled, by a new process, with
foam rubber. The few preliminary
tryouts given the new footwear yes
terday were extremely satisfactory
and may lead to a new style in in
door track shoes.
Due to an underclass dinner dance
which the Beta Theta Pi fraternity
is having tonight, some of the en
tries named in yesterday’s Emerald
will have to be scratched, and re
cruits drawn from some of the other
houses. Hayward has not yet
named the other men, but all par
ticipants and events will be an
nounced on the floor this evening.
W As the result of tonight’s combats
will hav-e no influence in the winning
of the final mammoth free-for-all in
March, the substitutions from
houses other than those competing
will make no real difference and
will give valuable practice to more
men. These additions to the vari
ous events will also serve to make
the meet more interesting to the
spectators.
HAVANA, Cuba, Jail. 25.—Intim
ated by “the purest cordiality,”
Mexico launched a campaign to
day to lessen the now dominant in
fluence of the United States in Pan
American affairs and to make the
1 ’«n-A<ifcnfcate\-3JWistfh a; Wiqobdl trbf
perfect demo'erflc.V.
Salvador Urvina, Mexican dele
gate to the Sixth Pan-American
Conference, said the 21 American
republics in the Union •, should all
bo on equal plane. His proposal
to change the Union organization
met with little favor.
Mexico is not here as a disturbing
y factor, he assured the Pan-Ameri
can committee, but is proceeding
With the idea of helping to pro
mote the greatest friendship pos
sible.
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Listen Friends
AU over this town merchants
are complaining about lack
of business—most of 't/hein
are making a mad scramble
to get money by sacrificing
profit, principle and dignity
—and through it all keeping
up that steady calamity howl.
Guess I’m just a natural
born optimist because the
future always looks bright to
me, and while I don’t get
everything I want and never
expect to—I usually get ray
shave.
. My business in 1927 was
just a little better than form
er years and e.xpect 1928 will
show a little more gain.
Wonder if it isn’t because
inlk/j have found out that
they get a little better ser
vice, a little better merchan
dise and better prices here?
Anyway a lot of them tell us
that’s why they come here
so we should worry.
These prices are money savers
50c
Listerine .
$1.00
Listerine .
$1.00 Squibbs
Mineral Oil ...
$1.00 Squibbs
Cod Liver Oil
$1.50
Petrolagar .
$1.25 Pinkham's
Veg, Comp. ..
60c Cal.
Syrup Figs ...
$1.00 Miles
Nervine .
10c
Castoria .
50c Ipana
Tcoth Paste ...
50c Pebeco
Tooth Paste ...
50c Pepsodent
Tooth Paste ...
$1.25
Absorbine Jr.
80c
Ovaltine .
$1.50
Ovaltine .
$5.00
Ovaltine
$1.25 Pierce’s
Prescription ...
$1.25 Pierce’s
G. M. D.
A. R. Paris
Red Cross
Drug Co.
624 Willamette
(Out. of tlic high rent district)
43c
89c
89c
89c
$1.25
$1.05
49c
89c
34c
39c
39c
39c
$1.10
69c
$1.28
$3.98
$1.05
$1.05
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