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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1928)
Change Made in Exam Schedule; Chart Reprinted Irregular Classes W ill Hold Tests Whenever Teachers Fix Dates Irregular class examinations have been changed from Wednesday, from 1 until d, and will be given by the instructors at hours convenient to the members of their classes, Miss Gertrude Stephenson, secretary of the schedule committee, announced yesterday. The change was made to accommo date the phyeliology laboratory stu dents, as the largo number taking the course made it necessary to set Tuesday afternoon for them alone. Examinations will be held in the regular class rooms unless otherwise announced by the instructor. The fall term examination is as follows: Saturday, December 15 1-3—Personal Hygiene for Women. Monday, December 17 8-10—Eight o'clock classes meet ing Monday, Wednesday, Friday or any two of these days, and four and five hour classes at eight. 10-12—Eight o’clock classes meet ing Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday or any two of these days. 1-3—First and Second Year French, all sections. Third year French Literature, all sections. 3-5—First and Second Year Span ish, all sections. Third Year Span ish Literature, all sections. Tuesday, December 18 8-10—Niue o ’clock classes meet ing Monday, Wednesday, Friday or any two of these days, and four uud five hour classes at nine. 10-12—Nine o’clock classes meet ing Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday or any two of these days. 1-3—Man and His Environment, both sections. 3-5—Report Writing, Business English, and Exposition classes, all sections. Wednesday, December ID 8-10—Ten o’clock classes meeting Monday, Wednesday, Friday or any two of these days, and four and five hour classes at ten. 10-12—Ton o’clock classes meet ing Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday or any two of these days. 1-3—Psychology Laboratory, all sections. 3-5—Constructive Accounting, all sections. Thursday, December 20 S-10—Eleven o’clock classes meet ing Monday, Wednesday, Friday or any two of these days, and four hour classes at cloven. 10-12 — Eleven o’clock classes meeting Tuesday, Saturday. 1-3—Two o’clock, classes meeting Monday, Wednesday, Friday or any two of these days, aud four and five hour classes at two. 3-5—Two o’clock classes meeting Tuesday, Thursday. Friday, December 21 8-10—One o’clock classes meeting Monday, Wednesday, Friday or anj two of these days, and four and five hour classes at one. 10-12—One o’clock classes meet ing Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday or any two of these days. 1-3—Three o’clock classes meet ing Monday, Wednesday, Friday oi any two of these days, and four and five hour classes at three. 3-5—Three o’clock classes meet ing Tuesday, Thursday. Horn (Continued from Page One) motorcycle for their weekly trips instead of a car, last week they in vested some of their surplus earn ings in a second-hand model of one of the most approved makes. A side-car was added, and the equip ment was complete. The former owner of the motor cycle gave Trader Horn and Trap per Thompson half an hour of in struction in the intricacies of mak ing the vehicle start, stop, back np, and stand on its hind wheels. Minds Master Problems The bright and receptive minds of our heroes completely mastered all these important points in no time at all. All their fraternity brothers gathered round them and attempted to dissuade them from such a dangerous and foolhardy at tempt, but Trader Horn and Trapper Thompson are of the stuff from which heroes are made, and with tears standing in their eyes, they took their leave, first, however, in 'structiag their brothers carefully regarding the sororities, wherein their pins might be found in case they did not return. Sunday at sunset was the lime 'set for their return. The sun set on schedule time, but the intrepid ad venturers did not return. By mid Do You Still Have a Friend? —of course, lots of them —ho why not drop in and select some snappy Christ mas cards, the kind your friends would appreciate receiving. The largest selection in town. 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But at two o’clock the | trappers returned, bringing with ! them neither pelts nor motorcycle, ! only a talc of weal and woe, that I would make an Armenian massacre i seem like a chapter from the life of Polly anna. Don Dry Duds Upon first arriving they were in clined to be a bit hysterical, but dry clothes, hot lemonade, and a few cigarettes, soon quieted them down, and all the gruesome details were exposed. At seven o’clock Saturday eve ning they had reached a point 30 miles up the highway from Eugene. At this point the road parallels the McKenzie river. The motorcycle was tearing along at about 35 miles per hour, and the side car was not far behind. The lights refused to work aftor six o ’clock, and Trapper Thompson, who was driving, trusted entirely to native capacity to keep him on the road. At this point, enter the villain. A small boulder had rolled down from the overhanging bank, and was residing serenely in the middle of the road. The wheel of the side car struck it amidships. The cycle careened wildly to the right, and before Trapper Thompson could bring his native capacity into con trol again, it dived into 15 feet of the coldest McKenzie aqua pura, ^iminmnnmiiiiiiinimiimiimnmmmnsnmiiimnimhmiiiiiiiHiimiimiimimimiiimny 1 . 1 | , Visit our I Gift Department j Special Assortments at | 25c 35c 65c | 95 c | Picture Framing and 1 | ' Stand Frames , I , ■ 1 | Hundreds of frames to g | rlioose from. Come in afid 1 ; | select your frames before | j | the last minute rush. ; | Ludford’s j j | Paint Wall Paper | Art Goods | 55 W. Bwdy. Phone 749 i ftmuiiuiiiiiniiiniiiiiuniiiWiiinmuiiMtiimiiiiiiHiiiimniiiimHinHiiiiimiKHHiiiHmii^ Electrical Gift ; Suggestions ; Universal Waffle Irons, 1 ! Universal Urn Sets, Per : colators, Curling Irons, • Flat Irons, Toasters, Etc, • Also Eveready Radios. | And for the holiday decor • ation use Christmas lights. Bailey Electric Co. 640 Willamette and settled to tlie bottom without any hesitation whatsoever. It took Trader Horn several sec onds to extricate himself from the canvas windshield which covered the sidecar, but lie soon rose to tho surface, bearing with him a pair of high boots, a heavy topcoat, two sweaters, a flannel shirt, three quarts of water in the region of his abdomen, and a bundle of love let ters. When Horn’s head appeared above the surface, Trapper Thompson was sitting upon a large boulder, star ing over the angry waters and pa tiently waiting for his fellow-ad venturer to show up. A walk of three miles brought them to the little town of Vida, where first aid in the form of dry pajamas, and a warm bed was ad ministered. Salvage Sunken Ship The next day was devoted to rais ing the sunken vessel. The com bined efforts of a boat, a block and tackle, and a weary but willing marc finally brought the motor cycle from its watery grave. It was set back on the road, and allowed to coast down the long grade. Just outside of Springfield For Xmas Goods . sec Hampton’s 8th and Willamette the last bit of water gurgted out of tlio cylinders and the motor roared right merrily. At their last interview Horn arid Thompson bravely declare their in tention of making a trip this week end as per schedule. They say, how ever, that the lights have been fixed. New English Course To Be Given W inter And Spring Terms Elizabethan lion-dramatic. litera ture will be a new course to bo given during the winter and spring terms if there is sufficient demand | for it. The number of the now upperclass course is English 4157 and will bo conducted by lleorgo Wil | liamson, assistant professor of ! English. The titlo of this course is some ! what misleading, says Mr. Witliam Your reward for our work well 1 done, is comfortable vision aud satisfaction. 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Mr. Williamson lias for several j years made a study of Donne. |_ '...__ Give Records for Christmas Victor and Brunswick Caraway’s Music Store 790 Willamette To the Sororities and Fraternities—• AVlicn you plan refinishing Or rc-upholstering, we would ap prceiate 1 lit* opportunity to figure on your work. Wo can give you the best possible value in this line. Eugene Furniture Hospital 491 West 8th Ave Upnolstery Refinishing Cabinet Work I’lionc 402 Reproduction Repair Design Upholstered Furniture Makes a Useful Gift Fraternity Jewelery j Get your orders hi lit onec for sor , ority and fraternity pins and rings. II: you let the orders go it will lie too j late to get any special orders out j before Christmas. We stock I'ogb laVly one or two pins for each na tional sorority and fraternity, some rings in silver and gold are also car ried in stock. A 1' till Line of Crests , are carried that may be used for mounting on pencils, compacts, leather goods, etc. 1___ inRttiniiinMiiiiMiiiHiinniiiniiiiiniiiiniiiinBiiiiwiiiiiHiiimiiiiiHiiimiiiiWHnHiiiiniiiiniiHHiiiiHiiiwiiiiB1 Give a Portrait For Christmas! > Your mother will express keeu delight over such a gift; so will the remainder t of the family or relatives —and if there is a\ sweet heart to he considered, she, too, will voice appro val. B..S1 Kenriel-Ellis Studios I ■ SI ENERGY and vitality are all-important in college life. But careless meals often bring about constipation—that thief of health and strength. You can prevent constipation or secure prompt relief from it by eating Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN. This delightful cereal pro vides all-important bulk because it is 100% bran. Eat Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN by itself with fruit and honey or sprinkle it over other cereals. Order it at your campus cafe teria or in the fraternity restaurant. A L L - B R A N I The most popular cereals served in the dining-rooms of American colleges, eating clubs and fra ternities are made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. They include Pep Bran Flakes, ALL-BRAN, Rice Krispics, Krumbles, Corn Flakes and Kellogg's Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit. Also Kaffee Hag Coffee _ ^ ■—the coffee that ...... lets you sleep. "'SlYtS COSitiPMioi, AU.BBAN RtADYTOEAT
