Oregon Rifle
Team Meets
Third Defeat
H. Wriglil Wins Highest
Score in Contest for
Intercollegiate M e n
Next Week Ends Matches
for University Team
The University of Oregon rifle
team was defeated la si week by ;i 11
Of its three o|i)i(iiii'iits. Oregon's
Score was .''.figi.’; tlic Xortli I<aki>1:i
Agricultural college li;id lt,fiHe; flic
Agricultural anil Mechanical college
of Texas, i.'U; the University of
Cincinnati, H,(iOo.
The North ll.ikofi college, Inst
year's 11:if tonal intercollegiate rifle
ili a in ]>i < i , scoreil III points or about
i\ points per mail more tlmn iliil
Oregon. The Texas school won by j
3111. points, nrol the University of j
eincimmti took their nmteh by H.'i
points.
For the fourth consecutive time
Jlnrvev Wright li • I Oregon’s marks
liii’ii, this time jgttli :17:: points,°lhe
highest iiuliviilnnl score in lost
Vi el: 's ill!!! i ti.
•If,-nits of the ninth corps nren
Compel it ion hnve not been rcceij-eil i
rtr yet, according to I’npt. U. TT.
t/ingg,'clinch, bust year 17 colleges I
winipeteil, anil this year lit are i n
ft'.’l'il. Oregon is i-xpedcil to place
ruining the first ten, ns it improveil
last year’s score liv .‘10!) points. The
igirps area incliiiles all colleges hav
ing senior anil It. (). T. <depart
meats within the stales of Oregon,
Washington, California, Utah, Ne
vada, Idaho, Montana, and Wyoin
. 'Pile matches this week are with 1
the Culver Military academy, Itliodej
Island State I'ollege, and Lafayette;
college of Pennsylvania. Next week
will end the season for the Oregon
marksmen.
Library Mails Thesis \
Given by F. W. Cozens
Copies of “TIip Measurement of
General AtliU'tip Ability in College !
Mon,” by Froilerielt Warrop Cozens,
is bring niaileil to libraries and col
leges from tin- exchange department
Pin in Silk Dresses ('loaned,
$1.25
Suits, Dresses and Overcoats
Dyed, $3.50
EASTSIDE CLEANERS
Plione 416
To futroduee Our
Butter Kist Popcorn
We (IFIVr Special
Friday, Saturday, Monday j
2 10c Cartons, 15c
Only Pure Creamery
Butter Used
Lunch Supplies and Groceries
UNIVERSITY GROCERY
7;;0 E. 11th
WHO KILLED
GERALD TRASK?
' Should a woman
tel!? Is her past
her own secret?
SEE and HEAR
“ON TRIAL”
1
Carnival
Dance
Canipa Shoppe
Saturday
NITE ONLY
On account of
Closed Week-end
For Kvsorvrttions Call
llersh Tavlor
1849-.)'
LIBRARY STEPS
The following men will report
to thr- library steps this morning
(Friday.) fit 10:50:
No lifl: Oeue Love, Tvl TToll
ingshond, Marshall Brownell, lies
Anderson, Clyde Kershner, Bud
I’owell, l.es Jacobs, (Inrl (icrliii
ger, Fred Smith, A,I Nnslimd,
Verliu Pnrniellc, .lolili Londnll,
Hanford Whiting, Bill Keen,in,
Morgan Hartford, Roy Brown, ,
Paul Forsythe, Rollin Killoran, j
Gilbert French, Ray Foss, Neil I
Whisnant, MaeKenzie Ward (last j
notice), Mac Miller, Toni Blank- |
cnliurg, (leorge Wadsworth, Max
Williamson, Fred Schultz, Paul
Lnfferlv, and Pete Ilaniilton.
Cocky: Bay (iriffin, Art Hail- !
sen, an I Paul Bale.
(Figneil) JIM DK/KNDORF,
President Oregon Knights. '
HP HR A BN Fit,
Traditions Committee,
of the university 1 illrnry, accurding J
to M. II. Douglass, librarian.
Cozens, professor in the school of
physical education at tIn* University
of California at Los Angeles, fire-!
seated the work July, 192H, as a
thesis to the faculty of the graduate
school of the university in partial
fulfillment of requirements for doc
tor of philosophy degree.
The thesis was hound by J,lie uni
versity 0press, anil is listed now
among university publications.
Alaskan Trip Draws
Attention to Oregon
The Alaskan trip, which is to tie:
held during the post-session from:
August. 7-.S0, is receiving :i great
deal of comment from many parts
of the United States.
The extension division has re
reived nearly It 00 inquiries from the
following states: Oregon, California,
Washington, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana,'
Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota,
Texas, Wisconsin, ami Wyoming.
In addition to the many letters
inquiring about the trip a great
many reservations have been made,
with indications that the boat will l
be filled by April 1, which is the;
last date reservations may he made.
Lee* Brown Addresses
Business Men of Slate;
_ !
Purpose of Talks to Give
Data for Thesis Papers
Bee M. P.rown, graduate student
in the school of sociology, is deliver- 1
ing addresses to chambers of com- j
inerce in Oregon and is submitting
questionnaires to leading business
and professional men and women in
the state, particularly those who i
are members of chambers of com
merce and service clubs, t i supply '
data for his master’s thesis. The
), ipuse of the survey is to investi
gate opinion with reference to basic :
social and economic developments,
and the effect of these on social
thought, social institutions, social
control, and higher education.
In addition to between 3,000 and
1,000 questionnaires which have been
mailed over the state, Brown spoke [
in the MdMilinville chamber of j
commerce at its weekly luncheon
in February IS on “The Study of j
Social Science and the Student ’s !
lb lotion lo Social Developments and j
Social Problems.” After the talk;
I lie questionnaires were distributed.
Brown also spoke at1 I/mfield to one j
if Professor Harold Klkiugton’sj
•lasses. He explained the nature j
ind purpose of the research project.!
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Help the Pledges Out
In Their Cleaning Bouts
Bv having an adequate waxer and good wax to help
these frosli bring out (tie beauty of your hardwood
floors.
Call 749 for prompt delivery of an eleetric waxer at
a reasonable cost.
Artistic Picture Framing
LUDFORD’S
Faint — Wall Paper — Artist Supplies
55 West Broadway
Phone 749
HERE'S THE SALE YOU HAVE BEEN
WAITING FOR
Silk Dresses
All new stock—gorgeous spring creations
in flat crepes, georgettes, prints — bright
colors in the spring mode at the reason
ably low price of
IL
W cdnesday-Thursday
Friday-Saturday
We are sure this will be the greatest $15
dress sale Eugene has ever seen — it’s a
Johnson Sale that guarantees the mer
chandise and value.
Johnson’s Eueene’s Garment Shop
for Johnson’s
Hosiery Popular Price Store
Johnson’s
for
Hosiery
Seven-day Shelf Gets
Biographies, Essays
Throo nrw books mlilnd to tllo
sf>von-<iay slmlf at tbo niiivnrsity
library arc “On. Doing the Right
Tiling and Ollier Essays,” liv Al
beit Jay Nock; "Lafayette,” by*
Joseph D'dteil and translated by.
Jacques Le flercq; and “Stonewall j
Jackson — the Good Soldier,” by
Allan Tate.
Tate’s book is in narrative style, j
I
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? Featured in the new /
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in a complete
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Available in j
the new sun«
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Mistery
Bronze
Twilight
.Allure
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Pawne
Moonlight
Atmosphere
Del! pi I, iii a foreword on Lnftiv
pUp, says, “Have f depicted iaifay- i
Pttp :is tip was? f ji;ivp depict* I |
him as I like him, anyway.”
Tile edition of the Hand
MeXnlly Commercial Atlas has also
been received at the librarv.
Shine ’em up
at
The CAMPUS SHOE
SHINING PARLOR
Across from the new
Sigma Chi house
SERVICE?
Nothin’ Else But!
Whon wo served 67 separate and distinct
lunches in loss Ilian 4a miniitos, that was
service. Lot ns demonstrate.
The
Lunch
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Napoleon, before
Gettysburg
Napoleon, just before liis famous battle at Gettys
burg, saw 1o it that each of his soldiers bad a
toasted Kistwieh sandwich and a bi.c,r Lemon O milk
shake. It wasn't our fault that he lost.
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Lemon ‘O’ Pharmacy
13th & Alder
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these
PRICES GO DOWN
in accord with our
NEW POLICY
READ OVER THESE NEW PRICES - - -
THE STAPLES YOU BUY HAVE BEEN
REDUCED
35c notebook fillers
are now.'. . 30c
30c notebook fillers
are now. 25c
25c notebook fillers
are now. . *. 20c
25c typing pads are
now . 20c
7 0c reams typing
paper are now. . . . 60c
35c accounting pads
are now.. 30c
50c accounting pads
are now. 45c
This is part of the Co
op’s effort to aid the
students of Oregon.
It is trying to fulfill
its purpose in using
this new policy as a
progressive merchan
dising venture.
We hope the stu
dents will avail them
. selves of the new ad
vantages.
All tubes of OIL and
WATER COLORS are
reduced 5c each tube
10c sheets of char
coal paper are now. 7c
65c law notebooks
are now. 60c
45c law notebooks
are now. 40c
2 hole Science Drawing Paper in
creased from 7 Sheets to 9 sheets.
3 hole Marginal Ruled Filler in
i reused from 30 sheets to 35 sheets
Journal and Ledger paper increas
ed from 12 sheets to 15 sheets.
THIS IS IMPORTANT
You notice most of the articles have been reduced in price. But in the case of 10c
filler papers this is not feasible. Instead we are increasing the number of sheets
in each 10c filler—
COUNT THE SHEETS IN YOUR 10c FILLER
the
NO MOKE
CASH REGISTER
TICKETS
but
LOTS OF
REDUCED PRICES
UNIVERSITY “CO-OP”