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THE DAILY IOWAN VOLUIDI: xv. 1JlOVJIB8ITY OF IOWA, IOWA CITY, IOWA, UXDAY, oarOBER 24, 101~; . No. 2'1.

W~AI A SHOCK! 51 TO 13 )lliDICL~E )UX 0 T THURSDAY MYSTICISM OF NUMBERS AUDITORfl,)I GLO)IT P L.-1.CE FENCE QUESTION NEXT !IINNE OTA SHIFT I ' DIS.JiS-

TROt TO CHA.'IPIOX HIP

HOPE

Cooed Number of Univer 1ty Humor-

ous Publication Has Gone

to Pres

PROF. O. W. WESTER TELL BA-

CONlAN OF DE\'ELOP:UENT

Dismal Groans Fill til Air a Goph-

el' Tra.mpl Hawkey

It was a gay and eager crowd of

ATHLETI BOARD LOO]{ FOR

WAY TO B lLD TRU URE

Devoted to the interests and dis- Gives Outline of lierkele's Work on Iowa supporters that crowded into Lambert Favors U e 01 Ornamental

Hawkeres Show Fla h of Form in interests of fair Iowa eo-eds, the sec- ")fy ticism in (odern ~[a.the- the natural science auditorium yes- oncrete Block to Euclo

Lut Half ,\lth T\\ ', Sen- ond number lOr t'lio ~ear of the uni- )fa.dcs", be1\}re octety terday afternoon. Solon was out o f Iowa Field

saHonal Touchdowns versity humorous magazine, "The ___ the game and hope ran high; this ---/ The question of a permanent 1C0n-Medicine Man", has been put on the Developments I~ the science of hope was increased when, just be-

Never were hopes more disastrous- crete ft'nce for Iowa field is under press and will make Its appearance mathemetics were outlined by Prot. fore the battle It was learned that

Iy dashed to the ground than when on the campus bright and discussion by the athletic board. early C. W. Wester, of the physics depart- two other stars were out.

the tamous Minnesota shift was, un- Thursday morning las the "Co-ed ment, in an address before the Bacon- A telephone connection secured The board fence Is In rather a di-limbered on Northrup field at Min- lapidated condition, and has been re-

Number". ian club on Friday evening on "1;\1ys- the stage with the field at Mlnneapo-The sale of the Issue last month tlcism in Mathematics". Professor lis. The first bit of news was dls- gared as antiquated for Bome time.

neapolis yesterday afternoon and the

lighting Hawkeyes saw their 1915 indicates that the magazine Is well Wester reviewed largely the work of

dreams of conference honors blow heartening Minnesota made a touch-

down In r~pld-flre fashion , and the

only thing which lCalled for th a cheer

A substantial concrete fence has been

considered by the athletic board, but

nothing has yet been ruccomplished. liked and warrants the 1C0ntinuance Berkley on "M,yst lcism in Modern

across the ~l1 ssissippi r iver in thin of the publication monthly during Mathematics". BrIefly, he said :

smoke.

)llnneso~a ;;1 , Iowa . 13 tells the

result of the Iowa inyasion into the

Gopher camp. "!ltil the fourth

Quarter iawl&y'~ men w re totallY'

unable to stand up under the pres-

the year. The policy of the manag- "The notion of n umber has devel- was the announcement that the at- B. J. Lambert, of the engineering

ers, backed by Sigma Delta Chi, of opened from the int gel' used only for tempt at goal had failed college, has drawn up plans for an

The r eal

putting back into the magazine every counting and orderinog to includ ornamental concrete fence which Is

disappointing th ing about the after-cent that _ to be ten feet high and which may be " 4po1~ realize aboye lra.t,om, and ratios of magnituJes as noon's entertainment was that the its running expenses assures constructed at a cost of approxlmate-the numbers. After \'ieta began in the man who stepped back for the re-

ly ten dollars a running foot. In ac-readers that the more support the latter part of the sixteenth Icentury ports seemed to get about the same

sure I)f the ~ilnnesota backs, who, cordance with tilts schem Professor magazine r eceives, the better will t he the use of letters to r epresent known thing every time only with variations

even without Solon, shot through the Lambert sugge~ts that concreto posts magazine be. No individual or 01'- numbers as well as unknowns nega- such as: "Minnesota. goes ' around

Iowa line time after time for sub- with grooves on two opopsite sides ganizatlon profits from its success. tive numbers were Introduced under Iowa's end for forty yards; Mlnne-

stantial gains. bt' place,l in pOSition around the !leld The management solicits the help the name of numerical quantities. sota goes through Iowa's center for

But the old Iowa. fight came to life and the intermediat,e spaces be fmed of eyery student and fa:culty mem- The rules for the use of these were thirty yards; }I1nnesota plants the

in the third period, and ~Iinnesota In with concrete slabs bought from bel' of the university in the prapara- justified by an appeal to geometry, ball between Iowa's goal." It got to

was made to taste the sensation of a some ' largo concreto concern and tion of copy for its pages. Since the and at the beginning of the last cen- be an old story, only sometimes he

crossed goal line. Twice in rapid shipped here. Th idea of building wish is to make the paper an all-unl- tury Argand justifi (1 by a similar announced that Minnesota went

succession, with brilliant open field Yersity publication those students appeal, the use of imaglnives.

work, the Hawkeyes scored touch-who hear "a good ono" or who have "In the middle ot the century end. But there wall SQme chE'erln~.

dQW!\\!. The first resulted from a a sllht ~ "ein 0' llIUlor are :1I;l;;e 1 LO Dedekind, Cantor and others devel- "~Iinnesota fails to l

~1argaret Stockman and Elizabeth Grace Schwind Is in Dubuque for REME ,UBE R 'l'HIS DATE--OOr. !!II

& New....,er for the tad_to. 01 the 11 s PatLy Curd arrlv d ye t"I'da~' Hutchinson went to Davenport Sat- the week end.

111lkenlt," ot 10... to a sume h r duties as Instructor III urday to visit Mr . Lawrence :'llorosy _ ___________ _ Attend the Octoher Festival to be given by tile Daughters of lsabellut )[aje tic Hall Tue day evening. Fa lor all mrlversity men and womep.

Entered at Post Oftlce Iowa City, la., the department ot romance lnTJguag- tor the week end.

al Second Cla88 Matter.

Ale N_. ADd EditoriAl M tter Pre-parOO bl tudentl in the ourse

ba Journalism. - ------TH \ . ·l~.· Dn; TO TilE (.IJU"s

Interest has 1l en rlfo the past t w

days to see whether or not the band

e". :\Ilss Curd is a graduat(' ot the

university ot :'lUchlgau nnd has just

ree Ived her doctor's degree from the

unly I'sity of Zurich, Switzerland.

Th audition of ~Iiss 'Gurd to the

tea'~hln" force will do a "'reat u al

to relieve the croweled conditions in

the domanc language depnrtm nt.

Portio. and Uenevle'"e Evans are would reall)' go to the :'lllnne ota entertaining their mother for 11 few

game. Tho who wore the red tags days at tho Tri Delt houtle.

b arln til n cripllon, "I am send- :'lIarle Sw et of Davenport Yitlit

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Stromsten speaks on "The Individu-al or the Race".

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WH.iT .\. sao K! 51 TO 13! ended atter Iowa. received the kick-_____________ off.

(Continued from page 1.) Third Quarter. • for the first touchdown. Score )11n-

)Ilnnesota scored twice in the n sota. 6, Iowa. O. ,Iinnesota faUs at

third quarter before the Hawkeyes goal.

unwound their touchdown. Two )lInn ota kicked off to Iowa's 25

yard lin . LaUD returns tumbles by the Gophers near their

ball TO goal line made them kick early in

Iowa's!! yard line. Laun makes

h d th h Ii t' the quarter, and, though the Iowa

t r e :ar a roug _ nneao as'

t team held tor a moment, the ~lInne-

right end, and Kerwick our yards sota backs soon boosted the score to

around I ft eUlI. Iowa penalized five 4~ to O. Then came the Iowa scor

yardti for oft ide. Garrett on mal es

one Yl1r 1 thruu h c 'utero • as mentioned abo\"e before the end

Kerwlck of the period.

loses fOlll" Y;\l"d on CUll run a.nd Iowa

p 11all% d tty yards for ort sides. .Fourtb QUUl't.er.

Sigma 'Chi fraternity entertained

at their home Friday evening, at e.

dancing party.

Mrs. H. E. Blackmar of Ottumwa

Is visiting her daughters, Beatrice

and Florence, at Currier ball.

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@~o"e 294 fo1' t~e reci ~a90" to caff

Iowa held olle Minnesota advance Kcrwlck punts 50 ~'ards to ~I1nne- :... ____________ ~

"Ola'S 1" yard line. JiIinnesota whlle flusbed with their touchdown.

downed on 3;; yard line. and got the ball when a Gopher drop

The quarter ended with the ball kick went wide. With six inches to

in ~I1llnosot 's po session on Iowa's go 011 the fourth down Kerwlck 20 yard line. ore. :\lInnesota 6, I kicked. :\lInnesota was held in turn,

Iowa fJ. nlld kicked to Gro~s in the middle of

onl1 QUIIl't I'. the field, who returned to the Minne-

sota :I 2-yard Fosdlclt goes In at tackle for Jacob-

line. Two forward

passes to Davis took the ball over. ~on anJ Blackburn at guard tor

Bowlesbl. ~lInnesota kicks to the Score, Iowa 13, Minnesota 45.

I " 11 G t t Minnesota. received, and although owa ~ya,r4 ne. ross re urns o·

Ii t 4 2 d II X" I k the Iowa eleven held the gains down,

. nneao a -yar nil. ..1'W c

I I ? d II t bl K steady pounding resulted in another oses .-yar ne on um e. er-

I k t 'II t bid d touchown for the Gophers before the w c pun s, ,. nneso a e ng owne

Ii end of the game. Final score, Mln-

on Iowa 42-yard ne. Gophers march down field for touchdown. nesota 51, Iowa 13.

Score, Minnesota 12, Prot. A! O. Thomas of the depart-

MIs3 goal.

Iowa 0 . ment of geology has been granted a

Iowa kicks off, Minnesota returns aeave of absence this year. He is do-

to middle ot tield. Iowa penallzed 1ng research work in the university

5 yards /for off Iide. Minnesota 4 of Chicago.

yards through right tackle. ~lInne-Sigma Chi entertained with a danc-

sota. penalized 15 yards for holding. ing party at their house last Friday

Minnesota forward pass Incomplete. evening. Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Titzel

L ross takes ball on punt, Fall to chaperoned.

gain and Kerwlck punts, Gophers get-Mrs. Tharp of Clarinda has been

ting ball in center of tield. Suc-ce stul pass carries ball to Iowa _ visiting ber daughter, Ruth, for the

week end. y rj line, and three plays take it over. No goal. Minnesota 18, Iowa Opal Hilliard of Denver is a guest

O. at the Kappa house, baving stopped

:\~Innetlota ocarries kickoff back to oft on her way to Washington, D. C.,

42 yard Uue. Time had to be taken where Ihe will be with ber parents

('ut for McKee on the march down during the congre8llional season.

the field, but Minnesota went over In The Alpha Ohl Omegas enter-

s cesslve plaps, kicking goal. Mln- talned at a reception Friday after-

ncsota 25, Iowa O. noon for their new chaperone, Mrs.

( rca. return. kickoff 16 &yards. Harrington.

D ' nnell, for Kerwick. Iowa faUs Phi Kappa traterntty entertained

10 glln, kicks, and Minnesota again last evening at a dancing party at

l" a.rcb es to touchdowu, Wyland being their home on South Cllnton street.

~·. ·,atltuted for Holmes as the play Phi Rho Sigma fraternity were

a~proached the goal Une. Goal hosts at a dancing party Friday eve-

k) ked. ,Mtnne.ota 31, Iowa O. Half nine at Compa~ A hall.

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