Mrs.

with

at the u~verslty hospl-

better yesterday.

W. Ryden, U. S. N., of

N. H., spent Friday with

Katherine Nebe and Lela

are spending the week-end

the guests of Miss Elsie

0hI entertained at the chap-

Bijou -., ...... Y ......

Three Shows' Daily (Iul ..... ......,)

MADELINE SAO)[ last evening. Dr. and Mrs. The Gre&Cl Vlolbdst from tile

Dr. and Mrs. TltzeU were

A. Rice has returned to

In Mapleton where he Is

he takes the state board

tions In June here. He

semester from

mTems Show. at .,: U lid p. m.-lOe ud lec.

MaUn8a every d&7 but all1 .. at 1 eC, ucept SudaJ Holiday. when evenlD, prl_ w\II charged.

BellB Library Unitarian w. Burr, L. '73, of ============ has S"old his law library

to Thomas A. Beard-

Burr retired from the

pursuits of his profes-

Cor. GUben &lid

Rev. S. S. Loring,

SUNDAY MORNING AT 11:.

FOUR 8ERMONS: EVOLUTION AND RELImOI

Feb. 27. Evolution 8Dd the Ida God.

to matters !\larch 6. The 'high POliti. !\(an by Evolution.

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'1 HAWKIYfS MIfT DRAKI Em""1 . QUI NUT THIS tnNING

FIRST APPEARANOE OF VISITING

lIJerton L. Ferson, LL.M., SQUAD.

NOTED HJ8TOR) AL WJUTEH

WILL SPEAK HEHE IN ~lA

Professor Cox to Addre Hlstonca

.&.odatioL

Central Bank Discus-sion by Experienced

Debaters

SOClfTl~S CLASH fOR DfBA If CHAMPIO~SHIP

PBlLO AND IBVJ1fG MEm' TO-

NIGHT.

Ian of the law college of the unlvet

Arranged slty, has permitted his friends to an- Drake SN 8traJcbt LIne at Dtfe&ta I

On. ot the .pesken who will ap-pear on the program .ot the Mlsllsslp-pi Valle}' Historical association a t ~Jembers of DpbatJng Teams are all

to Begin 'l'uesday HonWaac- -LOcal 8tudents Desire TWfl Game With GrbmeIL " president of the Ot.lo Valley Historl-

Iowa City In May Is Isaac Joslin Cox, };Xllerlellccd Men-.lrvhac 1B Prt!8eltt Champion.

nounce his candidacy for supreme

court reporter.

Tbe endorsement of the Johnson cal 88soclatlon and J,lToteelOT of hlll-The tblrd annual championship Tonight at 7: 30 the Hawkeye baa- tory In the University of Cincinnati. On March 8 and 9 will be held the County Bar association recently was

leventh annual alumni clinic of the ketbalJ squad will m et the five from Prot. Cox Is a "'storlcal writer an-' debate will be held at the new scl-heartUy given In the following res- IU U

college ot dentistry. TIlls Is an Insti- Drake university In the IIrst game speaker ot considerable note and has ence auditorium at 8 o'dock this olutions : "Be It resolved by the Bar

titian for both students and alumnI. which tbe two teams have ever play~ been particularly active In the ad- evening. PhlJomathtan and Irving In-association of Johnson county, Iowa,

Demonstrations will be given by men ed on the Iowa tloor. vancement of history In the middle that the hearty Indorsement ot this

sUtute, the wJnners In the preliminar-

Ies, wlJI clash In an elfort to carry oft high In the profession and extensive

exhibits of dental tools are made by

manufacturing companies.

Following are the omcers of the

~umni association ot the college of dlllltietry:

President, Dr. J. B. Monfort, Falr-

fteld; vice-president, Dr. J . G. Hilde-

association Is hereby given the candl~

dacy of 1I1r. M. L. Ferson for supTeme

court reporter. Mr. Ferson's ex per-

lence In the c1aBilflcation of law as

librarian of the college of law of the

Tbe Hawkeye! met Ithe Blue and west.

White aggregation' at Des MOlrel a

year ago and again this lealo, but

this Is the first time that the ?rake

five bas Invalled the local camti. At

o the Iowa

Professor Cox graduated from the university debating champlon-

Dart.mouth In 1896. Since then he ship.

haa been connected as graduate stu- The question, "Re80lv d, that the

dent or teacher with the University federal government sbould establish

of Texas, the University of Pennsyl- a bank 01 the United States, consU-state university, his experience as a

t1cceeded In whipping the Chrls~ van4a, the University ot Chicago, the tutlonally granted," will be amrmed.\ practitioner, his scholarly attaln-

Uans to the tune of 26 to 8. The vls- University of Wlseonsln, and the Un- by Irving Institute. ments and ability and sterling char-

brand, Waterloo; secretary, Dr. H. Itors have also lost @everal games to .verslty of Cincinnati. He Is the au- All ot the debaters are men ot ex-acter peculiarly fit him for the work,

H. Gardner, Williamsburg; treasur- the Aggie team, and In tact have not thor of "The Early Settlers of San perlenc In public slleal.lay 26 and 27 . U. brarlan. • .. 1\11 commence on Tuesday, Marc'b 8

Ud Is as follows: Tuesday.

9 a. m. Registration-Hail of den-tistry.

9 a. m. Pathological club meeting

Room 17.

Mr. Ferson has always been char-

2cterlzed by his Industry. While en-

gaged In his duties as law IIbrar-

ian he also found time to study for

his degree of Master of Law which

be received In 1905.

~Jedl\l Contl'llct Let.

Improbable that such a game wlJl be On Wednesday, May 25, there will be 11'. F. Fillhburn i8 a former acade-

played on account of the unfavorable II. meeting ot The State Historical So- my debater and led the '09 Philo attitude on the part of the Congrega- ('Iety of Iowa and a conference of the championship' team. Edward Goetch

tlonaliats. According to the agree- auxiliary members of this SOCiety Oll was prominent In debate at the Iowa

ment a third game should be pulled matters connected with the historical State Teachers' college.

oft on the local floor, but the GrJn- Intere ts of tha stato. The judges selected by the partlc-

nell management has declared Its re-

fusal to come to Iowa City. The local H umanJ8t Society Lecture. Ipants are Judge Ney, S. K. Steven-

son and Lleut. M. C. Mumma. Ches-2 p. m. Pathological club meeting.

3:30 P. m. Business meeting of team Is anxious to have a third The Humanist SOCiety met last eve- ter A. orey v· p Ide t f th In preparation for the annual In- ' ,ce- res n 0 e game, thus settling the championship nlng at the home of Professor R. H. Forensic league will preside at t'he ~e Alumni Association. terscholastlc meet to be held here In

3:30. p. m. President's address. May, the university board of athlet-7:30 p. m. Lecture, "Science and Ics has let the contract for tbe med-

Dentistry" by Dr. Geo.

Chicago. W. Cook, of als and cups to Keith & McChesney

of this city. Paper, "Dabbling In Arsenic" by

~. F. W. Frahm of Pella.

Question beyonn a doubt.

Dl'Otnstic Club Announces ea t. Rebearsals for "The GenJus", the

three-act comedy made famous by

Nat Goodwin nnd Edna GoodI1ch

Volland. Professo r F . . Eastman contest.

read a paper cn "Witches In Fiction Much Interest centers around this

an d In Fact." The paper gave an ac- contest. The hard tought prellmlnar-

count -ot witchcraft, spiritualism, les give promise of a close tlnal. The

spectra Is, and other occult manlfes- first championship contest was won

tations. The most of these were con- hy Zetagathlan. Last year Irving In-

Ul1eral arts auditorium. Wrecking Historicul Building.

whiCh the Dramatic club Is working sldered as reterable to Innate fear, st'ltute carried oft these honors and One of Iowa City's historical bulld-

Wednesday. on are In full swing now. It will be credulity, deceit, legerdermaln, or Is especfal1y desirous of repeating Ings on East Washington street Is 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. Clinical llrogram beiJ:g wrecked. It is a three story

dental Infirmary. strllcture built In the early fifties for A tull program of clln~c8 has been

It hotel, famous as the "Crummy arranged and the names of the doc- House." In 1860, Stephen A. :Qouglas

presented on April 28 at the Coldren. other tr1ckery. The hypothesis 01 the event.

It'ollowlng Is the cast of characters mental telepathy and clairvoyance Phllomathlan has survived two out

who are working under the dJrection was considered and these posslblUtle of the thTee preliminary contests and

of Miss Gertrude Johnson of the pub- taken, together with the known tacts Is determined to fight to a finish. , tora giving them will be printed in an lIc speaktng department:

1V~lIe campaigning against Lincoln, ot hynosls, dual selfhood, etc., make The two teams are well balanced

tarly l88ue of the Dally Iowan.

Twenty exhibitors will have tools

011 ~hlbltlon all day Tuesday.

To Abolish Athletics Gradually.

WIlS a guest at the old 'house.

Invitation to Wyer.

Chief Ulbrarlan Wyer 'has received

an Invitation to appear before the

It II reported ,In the Des Moines American Library association In July

Plpers that the majority of the state with a paper on "Selection and Pur-

\aard at education Is In sympathy chase of Books." lltb Chairman Trewln's opinion In

rtgard to Intercollegiate athletics. LJbrary Club Notice.

Aceorcftnl to report. gradual meas- The Library club will meet Tues-

-- 11'111 probably be taken by the day evening, March 1, at the home ot . \aard tending toward the abollah- Miss Shafter. Miss Roberts will read

lIIent of all except Interela88 con- the paper on "The InventiOD of pnat.

letll at the tbree state schools.. Ing."

Jack Sp"nser-Clarkson Miller. the remaining Instances reterable to and after lIeveral months of careful

Otto Vogelsberger-Clark Burk- normal or abnormal mental states. research, are prepared to thresh

helmer. out the central bank question.

Victor LeMercler-Sumner Chase.

Bryan McGonegal-F. F. Dugan.

Clutterbuct-J. P. Keefe.

Cyril Farquar-Roscoe Patch.

Cyrus Jentlnl-R. J. Vlgers.

Nell Graham-Lucile Emerson.

Josephlne-lI,rrl )lorse.

Mra. Van Duaen-Jesllca Don Car-

los .

LlIly--Garrle Bradley. . Mill Trevor""!Neva Sterrett.

Professor Plum IDj1tred.

Professor H. G. Plum fell on th Iowa lWIe Team Leads. stairs at his home last Saturday eve· Columbia university of New York,

nlng, Injuring his back and Is c09 W"bJngton State college and the

fined to his home. The seriousness or University of Iowa are tied for first

the injury cannot he determined. place In the Intercolleg!ate Indoor

rtlle shooting league tournament as Fisher Speab at AaMnblr.

• result of last week'! matches. Iowa Protessor C. R. FisheT, head of the

IIChool of music, will give an address made the highest average, 1786, and

on a musical su~ject at the regular Wuhlncton State college came next

weekly anembly·Wednesday. with an average of 1183.

I

THE D A I L Y ! 0 WAN. i\NNOUNOES CANDIDACY FOR SlJ PRE~IE COURT REPORTER. VOT..I. IX. O. 100.

Every morning except Saturda,. and Mondays. Ot the Vldette-Report· ef the fortY-first year and of the S. U. I. QullJ the elgh teen th year.

Editor-in-Chief lUJR~ERT M. HARWOOD

The St8ft: Desk Editors

Monday ........ Lloyd G. Norman Tuesday . . . . . . . . .. Frank F. S"an Wednesday ...... P . N. Haughtelln Thursday ....... .. . Karl D. Loos Saturdt.)' ...•••.. G. K. ThomplOn

Associate Editors P. E. Van Nostrand Paul S. ColUer John A. FulJerton Walter Cardin T. H. Tapping Chester A. Corey

Fred M. Pownall. Women Editors

India Goodman Audrie Alspaugh Hazel Reddick.

Reporter, George A, Rice Paul Mather H. C. Langland Frank Jones C. O. Sjulln M. D. RoUer

"Of all that Is good, Iowa alfords Uae Iteet."

M. L. FER SON

For eight years law l\brartan tor the university, and tor three years editor of the Alumnus, he has won many friends among the alumni of the university. This acquaintanceship undoubtedly wUJ be an important factor In his campaign.

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Announcements and notices should bE In the Iowan otIlce by 6 o'clock to luure publication.

C.ples for sale and subscriptions taken at the Iowan OtIlCI, Iowa Book Itlre, Wieneke', Arcade boelt eten.

FERSON'S CANDIDACY.

The danger of losing Law Librar-

ian M. L. Ferson to the university

comes as a great surprise. Ot his pe-

culiar and unusual fitness for the

lIost of supreme co urt reporter there

can be no q';1estlon. It Is believed that

the general sentiment of the univer-

sity Is voiced when we olfer to him

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WE ARE MAKING SUITS

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BUSA,. ~ TAILOR,

203 College, Cor. Dubuque strong aupport he has already recelv- We

also do cleaning, pressing, re-

orr hearty congratulations for the

ed from the Johnson C.ounty Bar and pairing.

the local pr!'lss .. Yet ijn the face of

these facts we cannot rid ourselves

of the feeUng that he Is too able II A. G. Spalding & Bros. man for the university to lose. The /Ire the lArgest manufacturers in the

world of very fact that he Is so weJl qualified

tor court reporter makes him ex-tremely useful to the unIversi ty and

renders douhly difficult the problem

of filling his present pOSition.

SETTLE BASKETBALL TITLE

HERE.

According to a report originating

from Des Moines, Grinnell Is wlJllng

to playoff the tie with Iowa In bas-

ketball at the Drake gymnasium and

that the alumni ot both Institutions

are anxlous to see the game played at

the eapital city. While it has al-

Official Equipment FOR

All Athletic Sports and Pastimes

The SPAI.DlNG Trademark

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Qualitv It you are Interested in athletic

,port yOU should have a copy ot the Spaulding Catalogue. It'a a complete enclyclopedla of what'B new In Bport and Is sent tree on requeBt.

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OOURTEOUS TREAftlENT, we are poeJtlve that we CAD please 1011. Free dellve1'J to all parU of the cltr. :8otlJ 'Phones. 6 aDd 8 South Dubuque 8t.

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March 1. Final ulllverlitY champion

ship debate, PhIlo VI. Irving, at the

aUditorium.

- -'.

Rogers-The American Newspaper

Shuman-Practleal Journallam.

Stillman-Autobiography of a

Journalist.

Donate John nrown's Pistol.

John Brown's plltol. together w'lth DRB. DEAN A IlOna Practlc# llmited to d ..... or

Eye. Ear, NOM aDd n-. + BUSINESS LOOALS + + + 4 1 I I I I 1"1'1' I 'lul"l- ·1"1_1· IllS' I· March 1. Basketball, DTake VI. Iowa Barclay Coppoc's rlOe. have recently •

1lAKE IT SEEM JUNE And you can get a foretaste of June and her beauty at this or any other season it you let us make you a bon-

• quet from our greenhouse. The choicest cuttings of Carnations and Roses, and all seasonable P R INC E rareties. OFFICR-122 IOWA AVENUR.

Both ·phoneB. loft City State Bank. acro .. Itreet at the armorJ. been donated to the State Historical .. --...... ' -------__ ....,; ...... __________ ..... _

here a merchant (in town

would:no(gladlyaccept .

Sole Agency for

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DR. JI'R&1O[ L. WVI Eye, Ear, Noae aDd ~

Oftlce over No .... k·1 Drq Both 'Phoaell

DR. W. H. DONOVAI PhJalc1an ud Sur,toIl 117 1-2 S. Dubuque It

Oftlce over WlIldnlOll·. 'Phones: Bell 1011, J. O. I".

ealll anlwered from oa ..

DR. AUGUSTUS SINmV Dlaeasea of the Elye. Ear. NOlI

Threat Oftlce with Dr. Mullln 12 1·1 l

ton St. Sobh ·Pholl ..

---------------------JI OBARLES S. GR&NT. II. D. omce 17 14 8. Dub .... II&.

Over Stach'l Shoe Store Residence 221 SUIJIII. II&.

Oftlce 'phonea-Bell 880B. J. O. Realdence ·phonea-B.ll 5111. I-

361.

DR. W. L BYWATBR Diseases of

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OSTEOPATHS

IrOm Interurban ltatlon. tr March3 . 4: 30 Rev. Joseph Newton society by the !.faxson famUy at

Phone MurphY'1 nvery for Iwell lectures on Howells at the audl- prlngdale near Iowa City. The pls-

tOnloOuta. torium. tol was lett there by John Brown ar-Go to the Iowa l:1ty State Bank March 5. Basketball. Northwestern ter he had spent the winter In Iowa.

11th Jour account. VS. Iowa at the armory.

M1lI1c for dances. recepdonl and ·March 8. 8: 00 p. m. Freehman ora· Glee ClRb Not.Ic:e

~th.r occasion8. ViOlin, Piano and torlcal contest, Auditorium. There will be a rehearsal of the

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Joln Gnham'l Putortum clllb. March 10. Graduate club meets in

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Bpel&eel. 780 Church S\ tr March 15. Men's Glee Club concert

LOST:-A gold watch with mon- in N. S. Auditorium.

ogram "H. B. M." on outside and

aame on Inside. Iowa fob attached. Uberal reward for return to Hazel

lIontarey. Delta Gamma house. tf

North Central Branch of the Amer-

ican Psychological assoclatioD and

the Western Phllosophleal &110-

clation.

Hile your clothel prelaecr at Gra- .1"arch 24. Fritz Kreisler, violinist at

UII'I paalterlum. Auditorium.

REICHARDT THE CONFECTIONER

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ALL LATEST DRINKS Stud.ate wanUna buk accommo- March 30. 6:00 p. m. University ~ __________ --!

.. tlO'1 Ibould ,. to lOW A CITY dinner at armory.

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DENTISTS.

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16 1-2 South Dub_Que 8t. Both 'Phones low, Cit"

MUSICAL STUDIOS

RALPH UWTOJ Teacher of Piolno. Orpa.

Thtlory of Music. AvailaWe. Concerts. Recitals and MUilcala STUDIO 19 1·2 WABBINClroI

Reading List on Journalism. Glee Club Plana Trip.

References to books in journaMsDl The University Glee club. under

In the university library are as fol-tbp management of George Fisher, is

lows: planning an extensive concert tour

Alden-Magazine Writing and the for the spring holidays. The ltinery

New Literature. wlJl probably be made up of towns

In the north and central 'part of the

atate.

Bourne-English Newspapers.

Grant-The Newspaper Press, ita

Origin. Progress and Present Posi-

tion. Newton Here Thnrsday.

Greeley. Horace-Life by Inger-Rev. Joseph Newton will give his

soli.

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1909 @ ! iii i " SPORT- IfYV.I' ~

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Hamlin. Concerts, Recltala. struction. Studio. 114 South St. J. C. Phone 663.

REAL ESTATE

city resIdences. vacant by that date we have farms. Also stocks of meflcbud_.

assortment your approval at ~.

ection

portion of our -to-W ear1clothing is

Select your suit NOW, be glad to hold it for you are ready to buy.

Coast & Sons

n .. SURANOE

TIlE omGINAL BANKERS' LIFB A88OOI!mI

Des Moinel. low. F. W. HOHMANN. "-

528 N. Dubuque St., 10"1 CUr,

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SPRING no longer first manifests itself in nature. Men announce it in the HATS they wear. We have been at some pains in selecting our showing of "1910 STYLES" . We believe you will appreciate our efforts when yon examine these hats with your hand and eye. Before the mirror try on some of the dozen diJferent blocks which make OUR HATS distinctive. This is the test we submit to you to apply to the hat you pick out, as you ~oon will do, for the Spring SEASON •.

Combine Style and Service Will you s&dy these pictures? We let them speak for themselves for they do 88

much as we could do- HERE. But if you will come into the store we will show you the "REAL THING". Every one of these hats shown here is a KNAPP-FELT HAT and you will find them in Iowa City only at this store. We have the late Stetsons, too, and recommend them heartily to critical dressers.

But this AD is only intended 88 an invitation to you -- an announcement that our GREAT STOCK of choice hats for Spring is here for you: Will you see the HATMAN?

Full Value For Any Price You Want To Pay

"r + 1·1"1"1"lnllll"I"I"1 IJlllnlnlllll++ .~"''''111 ••• __ •••• ~ ••••••• _._ ••• ed or is reglstered. + i 1I1JP, "Appeals-Any student convicted t PERSONAL and SOCIAL by the court can appeal to the facultY ... + 1 I 1'1'1,,1-,1,,1001'01,,1"1-" I"J,+t dJsdlpllne committee on any groundJ.

lllJl1 a t. Epsilon Tau will hold .. Bupper

~j, re d Tuesday at 5: 30 at Close hall.

M 811 Bertha Hall who visited the I

:::1 ~:;: °t~:rd::;:: :h;h:a:O::J Is the dean of the college In which 11flElJl~I)A

fi8s s ..Purvla over Sunday returned

to her home In West Liberty.

Mias Ada. B~eCIl was called to hell bonie in Fort Dodge because of the

Illness of her mother.

. the student Is registered. The only

grounds on wMc'h he can appeal Is

tbat there Is new and unheard evi-

dence in the case.

"Finality ot decision- If there is no appeal by either student or dean, VJ Tanp r Beem (If Marengo I

: ....... .-..................... 1 ••• ___ • the decision of the court goes dlrect-chaperoned at the Sl~/lla Chl partr Saturday. ~========~==~=r=r======== Iy to the faculty for enforcement. In

clay In teres and to make h s mater. reference work In locating the bellt case of appeal by either student or

ial quickly available has prepared ;I. and most reliable information on dean, the faculty discipline commH- Matlnee. everY, da, ...... I.U"._ ... : N I de I Libra..... j ' allY aeat 10c. ucept • e", II x or ,. card Index to all articles ~lIteirtey subjects tor debate-special study. tee reviews the cUe. U they fl'nd the Holiday. when evenlnr '.I...u.,--"-"",

The leg'lslatlve reference depart- In H. This Index Is very useful be- etc., and In serving as a guide for the appeal groundless, the decision goes eharpd.

mlmt of WIsconsIn was established III cause It IndIcates the best articles purchase of books in this direction. to faculty for enforcement. If there

1901 for the purpose of aidIng legls- which are to be found treating on appears to be cause sufficient for a ============:::::1 latora and legislative committees to all questions ot current political In- STUDENT COURT INSTITUTED new hearing, the discIpline commlt- Without doubt get

your meals at the secure promptly all available infor-

mation bearing upon proposed legils-

IaUon. The department has built up

terest, such as railroad control, In-

come tax, factory legislatJon, munic-

Ipal problems, etc. The university 11-a valuable collection of books and brary has secured a copy of this In-

lIamphlets on all subjects of present dex and It wl11 be of great help In

~be Brt 'Sbop FINE PHOTOS AlfD ft ...

'1uscombe

AT WISOONSIN UNIVERSITY tee remands the case to the student

court with with recommendations.

Connell May Recommend ExpuJslon They can take no action. The court

of Students. aga~n considers the case and Its final

decision goes to the faculty for en-

Protessor C. H. Weller, ohalrman torcement."

of the committee on student council, The plan Is one that Is being ad·

has presented tbe following artfcle vocated throughout the country and

from The Dally Nebraskan: one which requires a marked degree

"The Dally Cardinal explains of success to warrant Its orga.nlza-

the workings of the student court, tlon. Such at least would be the case

recently Instituted at Wisconsin as at Nebraska, where so little cause ex-

follows: Ists for any change In the present "Complalnts- Any student can system."

bring a complaint, but It must be

OlYl11 pian Mostly for the

ious people.

Regular meals Only 25 and

cents. brought with the approval of the -~~~~==~~~~~~~~..!!!!~--~-!'!'--.-----':'"'"'

dean In whic'h the student complalnj

The Iowa Electric Shoe Repairing Co.

EAT PURITY CHOCOLATES MANUFAOl'URIDD BY

WINDSOR PURITY CANDY 'CO. DBS MOINES, IOWA.

}I'or sale by: 000 8PEOIALTIE8:

YUDfKTS TO DIRfCT BIG~ VARSITY DINNfR . ..'"

J&lN w. J. TEETERS WILL")lAVE GBN)l:IlAL UPER lSlON.

I

SN&iPIr will be JJy t;l1\S~LediC6 bnprOvemeut Le glle to Serve.

Progl'llm of Toasts.

Dean W. J. Teeters has

ejlarge of the general supervisIon of

the university dinner at the request

01 the Greater University cOIlln»ttee,

lid plansJlT-e.. now being carried for-

lard i%'l~pI9~tion forf1l.s1PWent. J8 liHunUb ,,~ 63QSb'hieSi

loio~Il!lt~mgltfEt[tIeI.lleB8ROit\pt~tIM lie·liai3F,3ct~hrtftftllP,L{6alft%lI~8.

,,_ .!all elt-l',h will ........ 1161~ sntlrely

trom ttMW~~:~~~!!,j;{te1msidents -"n"'AQI." 01 tIwsHflOtuiJ;i¥MMiIj'Ji@fl,U,.rent to11eges ~icl!o.)~o~d1ne~ one

~~ftl.t{OftB~e, which 1111 then be dlylded Into s\lb-commit-

lIJD8lWltWe 4es~ftMM ~vll~ . .o.a ,~'Jud-!!p~W .t!I .8

piace~O .~?O'ru'd\fuW'-~1IWs.t!lDean 'llt!JJIUoJ8)t~".iu8I~dtn.~~

tJoDs"ee£%ieg0lt~.a~~h~~.tlO awol

As anno~~If~~¥6.f:If(T the dinner wlli be given on ~iarch 30, beginning

prompt1~ :'Ii .b ~~rJl1~Ot.s not to interfeOlIJ'll.t:b. allllJbottrM engage-

men~~'1W8~~~uW~~~&I!l,Mdtie.s IwoI,"(mj-awo- E9aol1l:t'v I1j08 11'111 be asked to dispense with their

usua1;)~T1J«'3eal ~d i;TN their

206 South Dubuque St. Atheu Ofgar Store, New York BaldDg 00 .• L. w. Porch.

Purity Chocolates, support to the dinner. An effort will

We Guarantee Ftnrt 01 ... Work at Lowen PrIces

lilt B1I7 .. d 8eII 8eeoad BII.1l4 O1otb1Dg.

Ofi'lZJllNS' 8A VING8 TR'U1ft' 00.

MARSHALL-O'BRlEN·WORTIlEN COMPANY Dental and Surgical Supplies

B.lNXJIIlS Capital ......... ......... eI08Otyle, but •

a good, substantial Uleal, especially

adapted t9r stude Ls tired of the us-ual boarding hon e menu, will be

aenleb.

• Tbe seating wlJl bf' bY classes In-

Itead of optiona I as 'IVa the case last

fear. Th (ll'chestl'a wi/I furnish

music during the meal, fo llo\\ ing

wblch thel'e will be a short toast pro-

f m by ' 1l1~mbers of the student body. TJle students are tQ be primar-

-D-·....-~-·-=·O,

ily respon Ible fbI' the whole affair OllllnaUQus

Ind its ultim at success 01' failure

depends upon the support they give

10 It.

Would Uetllin .-\1'1, Sl'hool.

The Greater Des Jlloiues committee

'01 soon devise plans to keep the

made.

Cumming Art School in Des Jloines. ing probably

C. A. Cummings, who for thirteen state board of

"'rs has conducted the school, Is ing In Cedar 1

11ft the head of the art department of a dlscusslor

lithe s~e unlverslly here. He come must b met b: II Iowa CIty one day of every week. desIres to sha

I he Carnegie I

Henry S. Pril,

of the co mmI ttee will

lOIlIIl1lII.v dellvElred a lecture last ot the board I

tlons 0 be uiet.

RIlC'Onlm,

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