Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-05-04
JUNIOR WEEK END PLANS
GOVERNOR WEST AND STATE
TREASURER KAY WILL TAKE
PART IN EXERCISES.

University of Oregon, Eugene, May
4,-Arrangements for the seventh an
nual junior Weekend, beginning We'd
nesday, May s, are rapidly being COM
pleted, and specially invited guests
from all over the state will be arriv-
ing shortly.
Graduate Manager Dean II. Walker,
who is in general charge of the week
end arrangements, predicts that the
number Of visitors this year will total
1000. Tho. .inter-scholastic track meet.
to be held on Saturday, May o, will
itself bring $50 track athletes, repre-
scnting practically every high school in
Oregon.
From the schools in eastern Oregon.
the expenses Of the men taking first
or second place in any event, will be
paid by the student body of the uni.
versity; those in the western section
will be permitted to send four REPRE-
scntativcs each with all expenses paid.
The weekend program that has been
arranged is as follows:
Wednesday, May 6.
Baseball-university Of Oregon VS..
University of Washington.
Thursday, Msy Z.
l;SO-Formal opening parade.
3;45-Baseball- University of Ore
gon vs.. University of Washington.
$500 p. m.--State intorscholastic de-
batting championship-Oregon CITY
high school VS.. Pendleton high school,
Friday May 8.
Morning-Univorsity day work by
university men.
Noon-Picnic luncheon on campus bv
university women for all members OF
tho university and their guests.
Formal ground breaking exercises
for addition to library building. Adj
dresses by Governor West, State Treas
urer Kay and Hon. S. II. Friendly.
2;SO p. m.-Annual intercollegiate
track meet, Oregon Agricultural college
VS., University Of Oregon.
$3.50 p. m.--Annual senior class plav.
"The Prof and soph," Eugene the.
ater.
Saturday, May 0.
S;SO-Meeting of all inter-scholastic
track men at mems gymnasium.
0:00--Preliminaries for inter-seholas.
tic meet, Kincaid field.
l;3O-Annual freshman green cap
burning, Kincaid field.
2;OO-Finals, intcr-scholastic track
meet.
s'oO-Annual junior "prom," men s
gymnasium.
500" Stag smokerless smoker.',
Tor all men not attending "Prom. y
The committee in charge of the iun
ior @ Prom" Saturday evening are ex-
peeting 400 couples at the dance.
Among the patrons and patronesses
that have been chosen are: Governor
and Mrs. Oswald West; Prof. and Mrs.
john II. Bovard; Prof. and Mrs. L. II.
DcCou; Prof and Mrs. 0. Il. Stafford;
Prof. and Mrs. w. p. Boynton, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugo Bezdek, and Miss Ruth
dunpy.
The first spadeful of sod for the
now 100000 administration building
that is to be erected on the campus
during the coming summer, will be
turned by Hon. S. II. Friendly, member
OF the university of regents, on uni
versity day of the coming junior week
end
The grouud.breaking exercises will
occur at 1880 a. m. Friday. After
Mr.. Friendly has turned over the first
spadeful of earth, everyone present
will be given an opportunity to do like
wise. According to the arrangements
that have been made by the committee
in charge of the exercises, q stand will
be built near the library to accommo-
date the spectators.
Tho ground-breaking exercises in
cludo addresses by Governor Oswald
West, State Treasurer Thomas B. Kay,
Hon. s. IL, Friendly, Dean John Straub,
John Veatch, president of the Univer-
sity of Oregon Alumni association, and
Vernon T. Motschenbacher, president
Of thp studant hndv