The Oregon weekly., October 21, 1907, Image 6

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SA M E
,O,>S FOR I" S S M O M ,
EU G EN E
AND
RACKET
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STO R E,
This year the U. of O. Dormitory
Club is in a most flourishing condition.
Its membership has reached the m axi­
mum of seventy-five young.m en. All
the classes are well represented in it,
the Sophomores and Freshm en being
in the m ajority and the lattei o u t­
num bering the former. All h a \e got­
ten settled for the year’s work and
seem well pleased with their quarters.
T heir home, the “ Dorm .” is crowded
to its limits by incoming students,
though it was enlarged during the past
sum m er, by the fitting up of the rooms
form erly used for the Library. How­
ever, true to the old saving, the more
the m errier,” the old “ Dorm, is the
scene of many activities as the busy
opening days rush by. Here student
life is exemplified in all of its varied
phases from the most serious study to
the lightest diversion.
'flic officers of the Club elected for
the ensuing year are, President, W ard
Ray, ’08, of Pittsburg. Pa.: C om m ittee­
men, H arvard Moore, OS, and Earl
Kilpatrick. ’00, for the third floor, and
Donald Lewis. W a n d Benj. Hunting-
ton. ’OS. for the second floor. Affairs
are m ovxing off sm oothly under the
able direction of President Ray and
his c<»mmittee.
Pat M cA rthur was visiting old;
V arsity friends this week. Pat officiat­
ed as head lines-man at the Pacific-
< hegon game Saturday.
Mrs. Nelson, of Albany, was visiting
her son Robyn and daughter. Frances,
on Sunday.
The Autofiller Fountain Pen guar­
anteed by Linn Drug Co.
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T . G. H e n d r ic k s , P re s .
S B. E a k in , Vice P r e s .
Basket Ball Prospects
Dormitory Club.
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C o m m e r c ia l
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B u ild ,n g
P . E . S n o d g r a s s , Cashier
L . L . G o o d ric h A sst. Cash.
'l’lie prospects for a good basket-ball
team at the U niversity this year are
better than for a good many years. All
but one of last year s team are back
and there are a num ber of very prom is­
Eugene, Oregon
ing freshmen players. Am ong the old
men are Captain Dick 11 at haw a ).
Ramp, Charm an, Moore, Strong. N el­
C apital and Surplus, $150,000
son and Stevenson, while L eM asters,
a sophomore, F arrington, of Eugene
High School, and H ildeburn. of R ose­ Your Patronage R espectfully Solicited
burg H igh School, are new men who
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will m aterially strengthen the team.
BARNARD & W EST
They will be coached by Physical
First Class Livery
T rainer 1 layw ard.
M anager Nelsou lias not yet a r­
ranged his schedule, but prom ises some CAB ORDERS PRO M PTLY ATTENDED
very interesting gam es here in Eugene
to be played with different Oregon col­
leges. Besides these, lie hopes to make
a northern trip of about ten days play­
ing such team s as Portland
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T R Y Y O U R DUDS
A.. M ultnom ah Club, U niversity of
IN O U R S U D S »
W ashington and Seattle H igh School.
FISHER
East Eighth Street
E utaxian.
LAUNDRY
Telephone Main b5
At the next m eeting of the E utaxian
society Mrs. H arris, ’91. one of the
The Leading Dry Goods Store
alum nae m em bers of the society will
come up and give a P arliam en tary DRV GOODS, C A R P E TS , CLOTHING
Drill. Mrs. H arris is one of the lead­
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ing club women of E ugene and is
Ladies’ and G ents’ Furnishings
greatly interested in the U niversity.
All girls interested in parliam entary
law are invited to be at the m eeting
next Eriday. The progronim e at the
last m eeting was very good, consist­
ing of currents events by Irene L in­
coln ; an original story by Jennie L illv :
and Book Review by R uby P ratt.
FR A N K E. DUNN
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