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About The Oregon weekly. (Eugene, Or.) 1900-1909 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1908)
W ILL SPEN D W E E K IN W O R K Boys’ Conference DATE FOR CO N CERT IS F IX E D Aspirants for Interstate Debate Teams E ugene clubs under the auspices of Will use Portland L ibrary D ur he I niversity V. M. C. A. will take a Glee and Mandolin Clubs W ill Ap ing Holidays pear in Eugene Theatre on Friday L ad in g part m a convention of boys’ December 4 clubs to be held in Eugene on No- P ortland C ity L ib ra ry will be the favorite haunt of can d id ates for in te r state debate in the in terim betw een the two P ortland gam es. M r. E liot, O re- ! gon’s coach, has w ritten to the library, requesting th a t all m aterial on the in- ' come tax be seg reg ated and placed in one alcove w here it can be easily found and readily assim ilated by the college men. He lias received a reply from the librarian s ta tin g th a t his req u est has been complied w ith. S tu d e n ts should make them selves know n to M iss R ock well at the reference desk. She will show them every possible courtesy. In order to keep re su lts in uniform shape, it has been ruled th a t each can didate, in p re p a rin g for the try o u t, use the card index system . I t is not necessary to buy a filing case, sim ply cards, four inches by six inches in size and to keep the re su lts of re ad in g on them in legible and intelligible form . Each card should show clearly and fully the source of the ex cerp t which it bears. All q u o ta tio n s should be in dicated, and p a ra p h ra se s or original matter placed in b rack ets to id en ti fy it. In this way, all the m aterial g a th e r ed for the try o u ts will be available by use for the team s w hen th ey are se lected. Indications point to w ard a large number of men in the try o u t. T he committee hopes for forty, as ag ain st sixteen last year. A list has been p o st ed and signed by som e of those who expect to try out. 1 he m en w ho signed Ihiusda} and F rid a y are seventeen in number. Sophomores Meet th T A ln l27^ T he E ^ ene cIubs are of flip l i 3 ’ u 1? a r r G a,llm a chapters - . bl A lpha Pi, a national boys’ ra te rm ty with h eadquarters in Poston tion ’ ti ‘ U a Iocal o rg an iza tion. 1 he work is under the general direction of H arold A. Dalzell, ’10, who organized it here tw o years ago hriday, D ecem ber 4. is the date for the local concert of the O regon glee and m andolin clubs. T he clubs will appear at Eugene T h ea te r under the direction of Prof. Irving M ackay Glen and the m anagem ent of M erle R L hessm an. I here will be no reg u lar sketch this year but the am using features will be scattered throughout the entire p ro grain. Practise is being held every evening. I lie club will, according to a available inform ation, com pare most favorably with the clubs of previous years. M anager Chessm an has had ad v e r tising m atter printed for the Inland E m pire tour and will see to d istrib u t ing it at once. At present he is chief ly concerned with o b tain in g a good audience for the local concert. E n g in e e rs H a v e P la n s E n g in eers’ Club will m eet on the first h rid ay after the opening of col- vge alter vacation. A good program is prom ised. M eetings are now held in the Chemical Lecture room in M cClure Hall, the old q u arters in P rofessor B oynton’s room in Deady Hall h av ing become too small for the gro w in g club. Blaus are under consideration for the publication of an E n g in e e rs’ M agazine, sem i-annual or q u arterly , to be edited by the students of the en g i neering departm ents or the m em bers of the club. M em bership in the club is limited to m em bers of the three u p per classes in the engineering d e p a rt ment but freshm en and stu d en ts in other departm ents are alw ays welcome to attend m eetings. R. E. H ickson, ’09, is president til’s year and is most enthusiastic in his expectations for a banner year. ( hitsiders will not be in v ited to the sophomore class dance th is y ear. Such was the decision a t a m eetin g held last I hursday aftern o o n . O th e r ro u Several U niversity students and p ro tine business w as tra n sa c te d . A n in WM. L. HAYW ARD fessors have been actively engaged in terest ing teature of the m eetin g w as a the buillding cam paign of the city Y. pointed addres by one of th e officers O ur Bill,” W ho has Made the Oregon M. C. A. 'fh e m ark set is $50,(XX) by 'e Kit m g in term s of stro n g disap p ro val Men as Hard as Nails Novem ber 25. " the attitude of the ed ito r of the O re- Mr. Koyl, of K ansas City, Mo., spent g<)" A eekly in certain m atters. Idaho has adopted an honor system , the last week end with his nephew , Hl' decision of the class m eans th at w hereby the record of each student 0,1} students, e x -stu d e n ts, alum ni and is sum m ed up at the end of each sem es Chas. Koyle, ’ll . tacu ty of the U n iv e rsity will be in- te r and the results publicly announced. Leslie M. Miller, ’08, is in Eugene for Mted to the dance. T h is is in line w ith several days. tue suggestion recen tly m ade by the T he W ashington W ave is very in Professor Y oung went to Salem on junior and senior classes. dig n an t over-alleged m isrepresentation f’.vron Goodall w as in stru c te d to ob- business Friday. by the P ortland O regonian of the facts uin samples of goods for caps, w ith in the recent trouble betw een students Chcm aw a scalped Pacific recently to ,Us- ’he resu lts of his in v estig atio n and faculty at the Seattle institution. the tune of 21 to 4. " ■ uiiittcd at a later m eeting. Earl H alley and John K estley did W a rd L. Ray, '08, principal of Sil t| . '\ ". L ’ng L oosley will announce verton H igh School, is at the Alpha not go with the team to P ortland but . ’Lh the colum ns of th e P o rtlan d C lub house for a visit while his school will join them in P ortland and accom pany them to Seaside. ♦: ? , ? a rra n g cu ien ts for accom oda- is closed for a teach er’s institute. in,, ,, 1,1 f o o te r s at the T h an k sg iv - No m eetings of the literary societies " e r t r • 1 *S Pro b a ble th a t a special F ran k N o rth ru p , 12, suffered a pain or of the Y. M. C. A. are scheduled for student.'V' \- ’ei t cs.crved fi”; Oregon ful fractu re of one of the bones of his next week on account o f the vacation. fr. . definite w ord has come foot while at work in the gym nasium nicR» f w.b n o .,T,ah C lub m anage- last week. The injury, while not ser “ No one should atten d the gam e as k w x - n for certain ious, will keep him from atten d in g the w ithout an arm band and a rooter h a t.” —C arey V. Loosley. P o rtlan d gam es.
