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About The Oregon weekly. (Eugene, Or.) 1900-1909 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1908)
Oregon g * . * . A bo o ster assem bly success serves as a m edium of ad v ertisem en t eekly for the U niversity. S tu d en ts should ' not only atten d the concert here b u t C oaches are G etting M en R eady for th e S tu d en t S peakers A rouse E n th u siasm Gam e W ith S trong A lum ni T eam should advertise for those given else F o r all B ranches of S tu d en t- of F o rm er S tars w here.” B ody A ctiv ity Jesse 11. Bond, O reg o n 's best d e b a t T h e football situ atio n is practically er, was the next sp eak er: “ Begin now if A ssem bly h o u r last W ed n esd ay was unchanged since last week w ith the given over to a stu d e n t rally. F or you have asp iratio n s in the line of o r exception th a t several h ith e rto u n d is the first tim e th e new stu d en ts and ato ry and debate. H ave the rig h t at- itude to w ard your E nglish in s tru c to rs ; covered sta rs have been sh ow ing up m any of the old ones w ere m ade to d o n ’t be afraid of hard w ork or becom e well in scrim m age work. I he squad realize th e ir full d u ty to th eir U niver discouraged and you will accom plish is still w orking on the fu n d am en tals of sity in all its d ep artm en ts, as e n th u the gam e for Coach F o rb es believes siastic sp eak ers enforced th e claim s of th a t it is the basic principles th a t co u n t stu d en t-b o d y w ork. in football ju st as in any o th e r science. T h o s R. T o w n sen d , p resid en t of the A g reat deal of tim e is being given to stu d en t-b o d y , presided and introduced im proving the system of defense. T w o speakers re p re se n tin g every stu d e n t ac new men, M acintosh of O lym pia and tiv ity in th e U niversity. Inm an of A laska, have en tered the T he Glee C lub san g “ H ail to O re- U n iv ersity and m ay help to stre n g th e n I g o n ” and “T h e T o a s t” to s ta rt the the team . Both played th e new gam e m eeting and the ovation given them in th eir p re p a ra to ry schools. show ed no lack of enth u siasm . 1 he M anager R alph B. M cEw en has giv blaze of en th u siasm was tanned by the en out definite announcem ent th a t the an n o u n cem en t of M r. lo w n se n d th a t A lum ni-V arsity gam e will take place the re g istra tio n of the U n iv ersity nu m on O ctober 17 and a large crow d of bered 500 stu d e n ts for th e first tim e in V arsity en th u siasts is expected for the h isto ry . occasion. l'he days football program P resident C am pbell spoke, say in g will consist of a d o u b leh ea d er; the p re th at O regon is best know n for its sp ir lim inary m atch to the all-U n iv ersity it, the sp irit th a t does not m ean sim gam e being a co n test between- the ply a s triv in g for the b est in ath letics F reshm an team and the eleven from and o th er co n tests, b u t in every day i P ortland H ig h • School. T he V arsity - class w ork. A lum ni gam e will w ithout doubt be “ Let the new stu d e n ts catch this a great contest and ju d g in g from the spirit and in terest th em selves in all ac exceptional bunch of sta rs which Al tivities and at the sam e tim e keep a um ni M anager Pat M cA rthur is g e ttin g high sta n d a rd of sch o larsh ip in view. | to g eth er for the fray, the V arsity will S 11. F rien d ly , “ the b est re g en t O re be fo rtu n ate to escape defeat. g o n ever h ad ,” 'then sp o k e: “ I have no fault to find. O nly one o rd er of m ine T he collection of “O ld G rads" will include A rnspiger, H ug, M cClain, E arl, have you failed to obey and th at was when 1 told you last y ear to w hip C or K erron, T em pleton, E ato u rette, C h an d vallis. T h is y ear I believe you will do ler, M oores, Z acharias and M cK inney. th at. I know you will if yon keep th at E ato u rette, K erron, 'Tem pleton and one aim in view and all pull to g eth er. M cK inney are som e of the g reatest H . V. W E X L E R E arl K ilpatrick, re p resen tin g the b ack field 'm en th a t ever played under publicatio n s of the U n iv ersity , gave a C aptain of W . S. C. F o o tb all T eam the O regon colors on a gridiron and F or 1908. brief h isto ry of the M onthly and the since they have only been out of col W eek ly ami th eir place in college life, so m eth in g w orth w hile for yourself lege for tw o or th ree years, will still “ 'l'he W eekly is the new sp ap er of our be in good trim . The Alum ni team and your U n iv ersity .” i college. Its aim is to keep the stu d en ts will assem ble in E ugene three or four Baseball was represented by bee 1 inform ed on college new s and to keep H urd who believes th at O regon has days early in order to develop neces them in touch w ith tlr?*'college w orld. the m aterial for a cham pionship team : sary team work and will then be ready [ T he hope is to m ake the paper a seim - “ E very position is still open and our to give the V arsity its trim m ing, ac w eekly th is year. aim is ‘a cham pionship team and a trip cording to the predictions of M anager E ‘‘ l'he O reg o n M onthly is purely a. M cA rthur. T he contest betw een the to Jap an .’ ” t lite rary m agazine. E v ery w h ere it is T rack C aptain O liver B. H u sto n O regon babies and the P ortland High | regarded as the leading college m ag- said : “ T he outlook for track w ork is agg reg atio n should be a very good one azine on the coast. S upport t r not very good but then it was not good as it is th o u g h t th a t the opposing ♦ M onthly w ith y o u r su b scrip tio n s and last year and we won out. H ard work team s will be evenly m atched. * literary co n trib u tio n s. P o rtlan d H igh School is being will m ean a w inning team b u t let ns M eric C hessm an, m an ag er of the not be overconfident. T h ere are m ed coached by a form er O regon player, (d ee C lub sp o k e: “ T h e CJee C lub is als to be won by you freshm en, Get “ D ave” Jo rd an , who was later captain d com posed of the best m ale m usical ta <o w ork. T he future depends on you. of M ultnom ah, which circum stance will lend added in terest t o the affair. [• cut ill tile C n iv ersity . Besides the. con- (C ontinued on page 6.) K certs given d u rin g th e annual to ttr, it