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The Right Spirit. (McM iunville College Review.] A tte n tio n , S tu d e n ts T I have ju s t received a fine line of pictures ju st the th in g to decorate your rooms. Make your friends happy by giving them a lovely picture, nice book or box ot stationery all of which can be found at the • 1 1 -1 * •> / >^1 * ft• ’ • . *' 1 ' 1 y i , v ‘ U n iv e r s ity B o o k S to re H . G. M ILLE R \ ■ j i,v , r, i a .» • • : \ G eneral agent for th e P ark er and Lincoln Fountain Pens. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ *♦ ♦ •• ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ * ♦ ♦ -* « ». > ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ University of Oregon g ta te U niversity ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ D e p a r t m e n t s AT E u g e n e :— G raduates School; Colleges of L iterature, ♦ ♦ Scienée and Arts; Surveying ami E ngineering; School of Mines and t + M ining; School of Music; U niversity Academies. ♦ ♦ Courses preparatory to M edicine and Dentistry; for Teachers, and pre- ♦ ♦ paratory to Law and Journalism . E specially num erous and ad- * f vanced G raduate courses. ♦ ♦ : Comfort < Convenience w Reliability Co know the pleasure of writing with a really reliable pen. you must use £ Lincoln fountain Pen K .o r S a l e a t University Book Store Dancing Pum ps Sorosis Shoes Dress Shoes 1 a ' ’• * And al< kinds of K H O F8 § G ILBERT’S M ORRIS & CRAW P IA N O 3 ORGANS N inth Street, Opposite Hoffman House U of 0 M ARKET N IN TH ST. T horoughly renovated. Orders filled in firstclass style. M c C o rn a c k <& Irv in ¡Newman’s S&ilor §>hop & & S o u th W iila m e tte S tre e t T H E BEST FIT S IN EU G EN E Steam Cleaning & Dyeing Works Personal C lothing sponged and pressed for f i.oo j>er m onth. West 8th St. het. Clive and Charnelton J . O. Y Ä TJY TTS O p t i c ia n a n d J e w e l e r The only place in the couuty where up to date m ethods and m odern instrum ents are used for fitting glasses E ugene , O regon J. U. Green & Son Convention of Athletes. G R O C E R IE S The executive com m ittee of the Asso ciated Students has now under consid W illam ette S treet near N inth. eration a plan for a football convention to be held next Jan u ary , probably after college opens. The convention will be I,. L. WHITSON composed o f former California p la y e s , alum ni and students who are interested in the sport. The m eetings will he held in Berkeley on the campus. Dentist The object of the convention is to determ ine upon some definite policy for Crown and Bridge W ork a Specialty future football seasons. The length of / — — — the season, the question of coaches, the train in g table and all m atters o f im \ \ iLLOU GH BY & HON portance to football interests will be fully discussed, and definite conclusions Dentists reached in regard to these different m atters. By this m eans it is hoped th at a definite, consistent football policy may McClung Bldg, W illamette St he inaugurated at California. Cali fornian. \|K S . L. M u n k k r s M a r q u a m M. D. N orthw estern University is the re cipient through an unknow n donor of O ffic e corner Fifteenth anil Mill streets. $300,000 for the erection o f a new wom en’s hall. It is tho u g h t the gift is conditional on the raising o f a like JD^^TSpecial attention given to Diseases am ount. The new buildnig, when of Ladies and Children erected, will he sim ilar to th e present College Cottage, a home for girls i l l •p a s s in g Ju d g m e n t m oderate circum stances M yron H. W ilson, of Evanston, has also contributed The Photograph obtains m erit from enough m oney to replace the old N orth its resem blance to the original. It western University S ettlem en t building, m ust represent the individual at Ins on West Chicago avenue. It is th o u g h t best. This requires art, and since the dem and in recent years is for a r th at th e am ount is about $50,000. tistic effects, our efforts are co n stan t ly directed to that end. By vote o f the faculty, the elective system o f studies at Tufts lias been m ade Judge ua by our work m ore restrictive by an increase » f twelve hours in the am ount o f prescribed work J ? O r r is G a lle ry . for undergraduates. This brings the whole num ber of prescribed hours nec essary for tak in g a degree up to sixty. An increase of six hours is to be m ade in th e m ental and moral sciences, and six d r u g g is t hours in the natural sciences, th e new plan going in to effect with th e class o f Brushes, Combs and T oilet Articles W il l a m e t t e S t r e e t . I9O4- 3. S. Lucky’s Jewelry Store G ym nasium Shoe$ The U. Q. football team has attracted considerable atten tio n by the fearless m anner in which it has m et the heavy ’varsity team s o f California. The stu dents of M cM innville College by w atch ing the daily papers kept in touch with the ’varsity team th ro u g h o u t the e n tire trip, and although some disappointm ent was felt at the result of th e gam e with Stanford, yet when the superior w eight of the California team was considered, it was agreed th at our men hail m ade a creditable showing. Hut when it was announced th at Oregon had defeated 1 . C. by a score o f 2 to o our bum p of pride increased perceptibly. W hen we rem ember th at our ’varsity team is the first football aggregation to score against Berkeley on her own ground it m ust be adm itted there is ju st cause for elation. The California papers speak of the O re gonians in the highest term s. The trip as a whole has been a success. Not only has Oregon defeated me i Diversity of Calitornia, hut she lias secured a posiliou in athletic circles never before held by her. We are proud of the reputation made by our sister school. It m eans much for Oregon, as well as for I’. O. individually. [M cM innville is right in line and cer tainly displays the proper spirit, i t is a pleasure to the men on our team to know th at the people ol Oregon are behind them and interested in th eir work. The ’varsity eleven represents a state and state pride should hack it up. Compare the above with some of the contem ptible slurs th at have appeared in the Salem Statesm an. M cM innville does not allow petty differences to dam pen the ardor of her feelings. H urrah for Old Y am hill!] 1JK. W L D e LANO
