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THE OREGON WEEKLY. Honrtie» o f the University o f Oregon. SUBSCRIPTION R A TES: Jl.X) One Year, by m ail......................................... One Year, by e a r n e r ............................................. * athletic no tes . T h e re w ill be a p ra c tic e g am e b etw een th e ’V arsity a n d th e scru b in d o o r b ase b all team at th e g y m n a siu m W ed n esd ay e v e n in g a t 7:30 o ’clock. A dm ission 10 cen ts. At a called m e e tin g o f la s ’ season a One Semeater, by m ail ........................................... One Sem ester, by carrier . . . ................. > tra c k team m en last T uesday, H. D. A n Single ................................................................. g ell ’00 was elected c a p ta in o f th e tra c k Advertising rates made know n on application to team for th e co m in g season. O n th e the M anaging Editor. sam e d a y F red J. Z eig ler, was ch o sen as captain o f th e in d o o r baseball n in e . EDITORIAL ST A FF: .....................& At a m e e tin g o f th e b o ard o f m a n ag e rs Associate Editors.................. j Grace J, Wold, M anaging E ditor.................. !«• B* Hooker, “ ... i C. E. Sanders, Associate M anaging Editors j g UB,e Bannard, ’01. 03. oj. '01. Entered at the poatoffice nt Eugene, Oregon, as second-class matter. o f th e U. O. A. C. F rid a y a fte rn o o n , M r L u k e L. G o o d ric h , ’01 was re-elected foot ball m an ag er, to serve for th e season o f 1900. T h e e lec tio n o f an assistan t m a n a g e r was p o stp o n e d u n til th e n e x t m e e t in g o f the board. T h e board o f m a n a g e rs h as elec te d H. I). A ngell, C. N. M c A rth u r a n d L u k e L. G o o d rich as d eleg ates to th e In te r-C o l le g ia te A th letic A ssociation m e e tin g at S alem n e x t S atu rd ay . T h is is a very in i- p o rta n t m e e tin g as th e re are a n u m b e r o f c o n stitu tio n a l a m en d m en ts an d o th e r special b u sin ess to be c o n sid ered . CALENDAR. EUTAXIAN SDUETY. aFKCIAI. BEHOBTI-BR: Daisie E Alloway, ’on; W. G Beattie. • o « ; John J Handsaker. oi; Fred A. Edwards, 01 t u r E, S tan ton -oi; M M. Scarbrough; 03; Leila Straub, '01. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE : M L- Applegate, ’00; Sybil E. K uykendall, 03, and Clarence M. Bishop, ’03. Contributions are invited from students, alumni and all others interested in the success o f this paper and o f the University o f Oregon. Monday. February 19.-3 p m ., »«feting o f c o m - nutter on inter-society debate in \ illard Hall, 4 p. in., Treble Clef practice. Tuemlay, February,20. 11 5° a. in., Treble Clef practice. W ednesday, February 13. 9:50 a .m ., A ssem b ly; ,15 p m., Y. W. C. A m eeting ; 6:45 p. ui., Y. M C A. meeting; 7:30 p. in., indoor baseball practice game. Thursday, February 32. 11:50 a. m., Treble Clef practice; 4 p. m., indoor baseball gam e with <». A. C'J at Corvallis. Friday, February 23 -3:15 p m., Eutaxian So ciety meeting ; 7 P m , Treble C lef practice at Miss Y oung’s; 7:30 p. m., Laurean and Philo- logian Societies; K p in., indoor baseball gam e w ith Albany College, nt Albany Saturday, February 17. 3 p. in., m eeting o f I. A. A A. O., at Salem; 7:30 p. ill., m eeting o f Acad em y of Science. T itE ’V arsity in d o o r base b all team will go fprlb iiwxi. ThuriwViy ‘o Buttle .‘ui the team s o f two o f o u r n e ig h b o rin g institutions. A lth o u g h th e re are m any new p lay ers on th e U n iv ersity n in e , we a re co n fid en t th at the tnen will give a sat isfactory n c io u n t of them selves. C aptain Zeigler and liis follow ers carry w ith them the best w ishes o f th e e n tire U niversity. •- — Till-, local d eb ate of S a tu rd a y evening d em o n strated the fact th a t U n iv ersity is not la ck in g in m aterial for ail e x c e lle n t team . 1 he m en chosen to d efen d o ur colleg e in the com ing contest co m p o se a team that w ill he well n ig h in v in c ib le . bey enjoy the g reatest c o n fid en ce o f th e e n tire student I hh I v an d th e U niversitv rests assured th a t h e r d e b a tin g stan d ard s will no, be low ered. — • There will be no recitatio n s at th e U n iv ersity on T h u rsd a y an d F rid a y . •» r s T TJ D E N T S H Why should you buy your Books at the UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE Because they advertise in T he W eekly . rw W W y v J ** N Tuesday and Wednesday. February 20th and 21st, we will have on display an elegant line of O t m l o r - m a d e S U IT S . We cordially invite you to come and see this line, whether you hoy or not. Respectfully, T hose m e m b e rs o f th e E u ta x ia n S o cie ty w ho were n o t p re s e n t at th e re g u la r m e etin g F rid ay a fte rn o o n m issed o n e o f th e m ost in te re s tin g m eetin g s o f th e y e ar. T he p ro g ram o p en ed w ith a co m ic re a d in g by M arie| B ra d le y , " A u n t Me- lissy on Boys.’’ A p ia n o solo was g iv en by H azel Bickers. In resp o n se to an e n co re M iss B ickers p la y ed " C a p ric e " by ONLY A FEW O F TH E M G reig . G ra ce Wold re c ite d w ell N eil F o re s t's "M ice at P la y ,’’ w hich k e p t th e a u d ie n c e in c o n tin u e d m e rrim e n t. C u r re n t e v e n ts w ere given by K ite W ilso n , follow ed by a prepare*! xudress by S usie B an n ard on " T h e tiflu e n c e s th a t have A ided th e 1 lev e’u p n ie n t o f A m e r ic a n I ii- L A D IE S ' F L A N N E L E i T E N IC H T G O W N S . e r a tu r e .” T h e d eb ate was passed o v er on L A D IE S ’ E ID E R -D O W N D R E S S IN G S A C K S . m o tio n o f th e society. M iss Jak w ay g av e an e x te m p o ra n e o u s sp eech on w h a t five m o n th s ’ w ork in th e E u ta x ia n S o ciety will do for o n e . She w as re p e a te d ly in te rru p te d by e n th u sia s tic ap p lau se. In M UST HA VE TH E ROOM resp o n se to g o o d o f o rd e r, M iss D riv e r NOR NEW GOODS. m ade a few a p p ro p ria te re m a rk s. A d jo u rn m e n t. F o llo w in g is the p ro g ra m for n e x t w eek : R eading, Am y H o lm es; p re p a red address, Bessie H a m m o n d ; c u rre n t ev en ts, Hazel B ickers; in s tru m e n ta l d u et, M isses Alloway a n d Boyd; re c ita tio n , Isab el J a k • DEALERS IN ... way; d e b a te , ‘ R eso lv ed , T h a t th e h o u s in g o f th e ¡ » o r sh o u ld be im proved by m u n ic ip a litie s ." A ffirm ative, W in n ie M ille r an d N ell B oyd; negative, S u sie B an n ard a n d G ra ce W old. J. V. Kauffman, GOOD THINGS. AT COST. H. t. LEFT F R IE N D L Y . D . P A IN E <& CO.. Sporting and Athletic Goods Professor Glen as Valentine. Sweaters, Running Pants, Shirts and Tights, Tennis, Basket, Foot and Base Balls. SOCIETAS QUIRINILAS. At th e re g u la r m eeting o f th e Societas T uesday e v en in g th e fo llo w in g papers were re a d : "T h e In flu en ce o f G reek th o u g h , u p o n M odern P h ilo so p h y ," by M arsh; " H e ro d o tu s ," by M. H cm eii- w ay; " M a itia l,’’ by Miss B an n ard ; " T h e o c ritu s ," bv M iss W h ittlesey . At th e n e x t re g u la r m eetin g , w hich w ill be an open session. Dr. S c h m id t will d e liv e r a lecture on " T h e T rav els o f a M y th ." Joint Debate. T he n ex t j o in t d eb ate la-teeu th e th ree lite ra ry societies will be h e ld in Philolo- g ian h all M arch 9. T h e d e b a te rs se le c t ed by th e th re e societies are as follow s; E u ta x ia n , Miss Jo h n so n a n d Miss B rad le y ; P h ilo lo g ian , Mr. B eattie and Mr. G am b er; L au rean , Mr. A ngell an d Mr. S m ith . T he d e b a te rs are to m eet in V il lard H all to d ay at 3 p. in ., a n d a rra n g e for th e d e tails o f th e co n test. They are here. One-third ear load P ro f. Irv in g M . G len c e le b ra te d b is tw e n ty -n in th b irth d a v 011 th e e v e n in g of F e b ru a ry 14th, at h i s p le a sa n t h o m e on qth stre e t. An in te re stin g e v e n in g was sp en t in p le asa n t c o n v ersa tio n and liste n in g to r a ttlin g rag tim e songs, q u a r tets, e tc ., c o m in g from th e b razen th ro a t o f a p h o n o g ra p h . R e fre sh m e n ts w ere serv ed , in w hich p re p a ra tio n from th e c h a fin g d ish figured p a latab ly . Those w hose good fo rtu n e it was to e n jo y th e m erry e v e n in g w ere; R ev. and Mrs. R. C. B rooks, P rof, a n d Mrs. A rth u r L a c h n ia n , l ’rof. an d M rs. E d w a rd M cA l lis te r, Prof, an d M rs. F re d e ric D u n n , Dr. a n d Mrs. I.c R o v W h itso n , Mrs. E m m a T h o m p so n , M iss C arrie F rie n d le v , Mrs. M in n ie W ash! u rn . Prof. E . D. R essler, Prof. C. A. B u rd en , P rof. E. (', q S c h m id t. 1 he celebrated White Racer and Road Wheels, every part fully guaranteed ; also. Phoenix, Imperial and Golden Eagle. Imported and Domestic Dry Goods Gents Furnishings— —■*- Ah the new things in Collars and Tie HAMPTON BROS., Crescent Bicycles. E u g e n e , O re g o n . See F. L. CHAMBERS for the strongest wheel bull
