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About The Oregon weekly. (Eugene, Or.) 1900-1909 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1907)
T h e P o p u la r W a lk - O v e r D A V ID L IN K ’S T h e E x c lu s iv e X H — •'k—- R e p a ir in g of tne fellows were deprived of sleep that night after the show. You see it was like this. T hey gave us a reception which ended som ething like a protracted revival. Til it of course consumed time As the train was scheduled lor 2 a. m. most of the fellows decided to sit around the hotel lobby and wait. Well they waited until 8 a. m. befoie the train came. See Lewis for views ot the bunch doing stn u ts in that good old game ‘‘jum p for dow ns.’’ W'e will state also that he has various other views, among which, is a fine picture of “ The Little Willies ” It was a tired crowd th at landed in Eugene Sunday, the 22nd, but all with one opinion, the trip had been a success. After a couple of weeks of lest, the maj >rity of met in Portland at the Ore gon to practice for the concert there. Beck was delayed in T he Dalles in be half of his peach interests. Bert Pres cott was sick and Mike Gross was tied up in Eugene on account of floods. The way we w’ent after them in P ortlm d, though, w isn’t slow. See Oregonian ol Jan u ary 4, Journal and Telegram ot Ja n uary 5. R epresentatives from various colleges gathered in the Oregon grill after the show and sang college songs until eject ed by the waiters. Portland is coming our w ay all tight. It seems to us th at the m anagem ent should be sure of the concert in Portland T hanksgiving night. W ith the game in the afternoon anti the concert at n ig h t we can have things all our way in future years, thus preventing the exodus of students to California and die PLst. '1 lie lemon yellow suits us. A Shoe Shoe M an S p e c ia lty I OREGON MONTHLY EXTRA COPIES OF BACK NUMBERS MAY BE HAD AT THE BOOK EXCHANGE I C A LL FOR EUGENE TRANSFER CO. Reliable and Responsible Draymen ROCK S P R IN G S COAL W o o d for sa le B aggage m oved All k in d s of H a u lin g w o rk P ro m p t se rv ic e “ L e a v e it to us, w e ’II g e t it th e r e ” O ffic e fir s t s t a ir s o u th o f L o a n an d S a v in g s 'B a r . k P h o n e R ed Il'M TEXT BOOKS Fountain Pens Prom pt Service Miss H elene R obinson, who w as h in t wl ile co astin g on College Hill h ist W ednesday evening has been re in o '" ’*1 to het hom e. M iss R obinson will iict be able to retu rn to college for several week.1. Elegant Pianos Coming Eor the Holiday trade we will show’ the finest and most beau tiful instrum ents ever brought into the state. W e will have some latest designs iti BA B\ G R A N D S, also many fine up rights. W e are the right place and have the right prices. Come in and see the array of Beauties. T erm s and prices to suit every one. EILERS PIANO HOUSE W e st 7 th B ig g e st SI. B u s ie s t B est o , A Friend in Need « r A I riend Indeed », What? A Fountain Pen I INN DRUG CO. We Guarantee Ours C o rn e ll U n iv e r s ity N ew Y o rk M e d ic a l C o lle g e C ity T he eo».r*e c o v e rin g fo u r y ear* . b e g in . th e I n .t week in O c to b e r a n d c o n tin u e , t o J u n e , i iS S o ^ u T ^ I ^ ^ V ’^ i ^ U . V n r h . b o r n t o r . v a n d c lin ic a l he M ic c e '- in l «O n * |J t « d r f .th e Y o rk n« »‘n •.i•’t n ■ r - g •. « i N i n e t n r v r e q u ir e m e n t, fo r .d m U .f o n w h irl. h a v e L t d ; been C o rn e ll U n iv e rid ty M edical C o lle g e s t n n r ' a rd I. .u fflc le n t to r .i.e .l. T h e . n n u . l no- 2*. th - 2 8 th S tre e t* a n d l i t A ve., N ew Y o rk C ity .
