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IOWAN PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
VOL. 6 IOWA CITY, IOWA. SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL 29. 1907
THREE DECISIONS PHI PSIS REJOICE FOR IOWA OVER ANNIVERSARY
PHILOMATHIANS SCORE A FRATERNITY IS FORTY YEARS BRILLIANT VICTORY. OLD.
Team Kas Been Working all Year
- Mr. Buffum and Mr. Wassam
Coa<. hed. ;
Iowa wins Again in debate!
Oceasipn is Marked With Appro.
priate Festivi~ies-Many
The Alumni Present.
The looal chapter of the Phi Psi ' Away from home, too! To the
fraternity is forty years old, and' Philomathian Forensic Society be-
has been celebrating its birthday longs the credit of the victory. Her
team of fighters won a unanimous decision against the University of
South Dakota which put up the
strongest team of debaters in the
whole -student body. pledged tel do anything to beat Iowa. Five years
the past few days . A formal
party was given at the Majestic, l.
attended by about a hundred
guests, Last night the celebra-I
tion was closed with a banquet, at. which alu mni were present whose
classes went 'way back into the ago t he Philos did the same trick seventies . D. E . Dorr. of Des claim that they are the only forensic Moines. was toastmaster, and reThey are setting up the claim that
. sponses were made by A. E. they are the only forenSIc organ-Swisher, Ben Swishe'r , Walter Davization of the University which has is, R. M. Bonson of Dubuque, W. had the good luck to win away R. Law of Wa terloo, and Geo . N eufrom home during the last five stadt of the local ch apter . years and has done it twice.
The team deserved to win if The list of visitiug a lumni is as follows:
F. A. Heald , of Cedar Rapids, hard work counts in the matter . At the beginning of the year six
k h . D. E . Dorr , of Des Moines; J. A. men went to wor on t e questIO n Hull , of Chicago ; U. S. Alderman, of evada, Ia.; L. M. Marks, of
Davenport; Geo. F. Lindsay, of Duluth; W. R. Law, of Waterloo ;
which turned upon the open-shop problem in connection with our in
dustries. Last February they held their preliminary debate . Pro{es-
G d . d 0 Buffum N. D. Jackson , of Waterloo ; C. D. sor or on appointe r. who was the leader of the team H arrington, of Vinton ; Ben Swish-
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LAENEAS G WELD, NEW DEAN OF LIBERAL ARTS
TELEGRAM FROM KENT. O. Diley. for Iowa, pitched great ball, a llowing Minnesota only 5
Iowan Representative With Vars- hits, the same number being mad ity Team Tel1s How we by Iowa against St. Thomas.
Didn't Win. Iowa lost beca use of erro rs and no hits when needed. Saturday morn
ing it began snowing and contin-
which won over South Dakota er, of Waterloo ; C. J. Miller, of Minneapolis, Minn., April 27, 07 . ued till night. Consequently the
No. 143
WHAT THE BOARD OF RECENTS DID
SEVERAL IMPORTANT APPOINTMENTS WERE
MADE.
Dean Y, .:4 Succeeds to Dean Cur~ riel - Professor MeBride Be
comes Dean ot Graduate Collebe.
The board oC Regents adjourned Friday aCt rnoon, after a meeting of unusual importance. The r s
ignation of D ' an Curri r having left his office vacant , Dean Laen~
as G. Weld was appoint d to succeed him as D an of the coli gc oC L.iberal Art s. Professor T . II.
McBride was ho en as Dean of the Graduat college. F . . E astman
oC edar Falls w' lect d h ad of the department oC Latin. Pro~
fessor Eastman is a schol r of great attainrn nts in classica l
study; he has been teaching Cor
six years in th State Normal , and previous to that time was connect~
ed with Upper Iowa University. Ed ward . Barrett becomes Reg
istrar, in p lace of Professor Dor
cas, who will continue to be Uni-
versity Examiner, and will devote
more of his tim to instructional '
work in the department of Ed~
ucation . Mr. Barrett will a lso
be secretary to the President.
Other Rock Rapids ; R. M. Bonson, of Daa' ly Iowan'. Iowa bunch with their spring s uits five years ago. as the special coach Remley,
of the team. The Department Dubuque ; J. L . Crawford , of Ce- Thursday's ga ~e wI'th St. Thom- and overcoats hung around the
appointm nts are :Alice
Mignon Maynard a nd
... C. E. H errick, readers in English. of Economics lent its aid in the dar Rapids ; Fay McClelland, Of as Military Academy was lost by West Hotel a ll day. The one Claude L.
Degrees g ranted : preparation of the material. Pro- Ceda r Rapids; and Lovell Swisher, Iowa, 8 to 5, through a cornbin- place, as Coach Storey said, where
A E S . h 0 H B . d S Hunsicker, D. D. . , Floyd S. fessor Starbuck, Mr . Wassam and . . WIS er, . . rainer, . t' f I k f h't t the team didn 't pull away from a Ion 0 errors, ac 0 1 S a op- Kidd , M. D. others of the staff of 1· nstruetl'on N. Brainerd, S. N . Fellows, W. G. t . d I I . the plate. The proposed ' Luther
, por une times a n oca umpire . A ruling waS made that honor gave effective assistanc ; but to the debaters themselv s belongs
R aymond, Walter Davis and M It was a pitchers' battle through- game Monday at Decorah has h I h' h II f t L. Ferson, all of Iowa Cit y. been declared off owing to some sc 0 a rs IpS s a carry ree u-
the most of th e credit and espec-out between " Lefty" Miller and ition in the summer term as well Poyneer , Miller giving 4 hits and poor co nnections, the Iowa team dur-
as in the reg ular school year, -ENTERT AINMENT LAST Poyneer 8. Both pitchers pitched will be unable to get home until
Monday night. ing the term oC scholarship. worth. EVENING. excellent ball, but Iowa's errors at Superintendent Ellsworth was
iaJly to their leader, Mr. Butter- THE
h· d Kent. T 1S is a fitting close to the e- critical times and some wild de- authorized to lay cement wal ks bating under the system oC co m- Was Fully up to Advanced Notices cisions by the umpire lost the I on linton Street in front of t he
plete stude nt management, a nd Filipinos Win the Medals. game for Iowa. The game was MORE FRAT BALL. atural Science Buil ding, from
to the fiv int r-collegiate debates . played at the St . Paul American Iowa avenue to Jefferson St; Which have b n held this year. A fair sized crowd witnessed the Association ball park, with an ex-
from Clinto n to the Dental buildmilitary and gymnastic exhibit cellent crowd of St. Thomas root~ Fappa Sigs Win From Sigma Nuts I t .. th The S· Ch ' f B ing. as evemng 1n e armory. ers, who were delighted at win~ Igma IS rom • a. HOMEOPATHIC MEETU'iG. . d"d I k b th t The Kappa Sl'gS and Sigma Repai rs and alterat 'ons at the In IV! ua wor y . e gym nas s ning the game.
Hahnemannian Assoeiation Meets was lever and interesting, and the
Here Next W eek- Alumni from
Various Partl of the state
will attend.
the drills were no less clever, show
ing the results of much patient
practice. Th e most exci ting even t
of the evening was the arch ball
The 38th annual session of t.he cont.eWt.bet.ween the sophomore
Hahnemanniall ledi alAssociation and freshman girls. The sophs of Iowa will tak place here May 8 '-nished first and made the basket
and 9. Prom I tt r s re i v'd it. on the the first. try .
thought that lh at\. 'nd llnce will The closing vent was t.he a nbe larg. Dr. Royal S. ' op -land, nu al competition for indi vidual
of Ann Arbor, will I 'clure on t.he medals by cadet members of the
evenin g of May 8, on the subj ct, Va rsity Rifl es . The winners of
"Has H om opathy a S i nt.ific t.h e "sp lIin g down contest were
Foundation ?" This addr 85 will two Pilipino stud ents, Mr. Rico
foll ow a ix 0 'o lcok dinn r, and and Mr. San Jose .
will t ake plo.r oC th · ustomary toasts . Dr. B nj amin Bail-y, of
The II ps a nd Z ts held a joint program in their hall Friday eve n
Lincoln , N 'b ., will a lso b' here; - ing. Aft r the program the mem-
he is ex-pr sid nt · of th Am ri-can In stitute of 110m op. thy.
Thill gath rin g rr sponds in a
way to the a lumni me ting of
bers all took s als on the fl oor a nd
had an old fashioned picnic lun ch.
Prof. Magowan, after Ihaviu~ the other medical co li g , to b h~ suffered a relapse, is improving
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Nu's crossed bats on the varsity University hospital, to approxi-Iowa a lso lost her game Fri- be- mate a cost of 6000, were author~ diamond yesterday morning
day to the University of Minnesota at Northfield by a score of 5 to (Continued on ,page 2, Column 3.>
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Y 7 :30 P. M.-- Whitne 'f meets in L S Classical Library E
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The erection of a president's house was de ided upon. It will b e built at the head of Clinto n
street and is to cost 18,000.
The house will be of colonial ar~ chitecture .
Two tennis co urts a re to be prepared for the use of the young women of the University, on the
property along the river, north of
Iowa avenue.
The total of appropriations made
for current expenses amount to
$325,043.
Seniors, L. A.
Orders for in vitations must be
in hands of committee by Monday
night. -Scimitarland!Fez gave a dance
last evening.
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Entered as secolld-c1ass mall matter, No· vember 12,).903, at tbe post-oftice at Iowa City, Iowa, nnder the act of Congress of March 3. 1879.
Dr. Rockwoo d gave a very in
teresting talk on some of the illus
trious chemists of our age, in par
ticular, of Moissan, the French
chemist, and of MendeljelI, the
Russian scientist. He briefly out
lined their careers and poined ' out
the great chemical achievements
of these men of renown, who have added much new material to the
presen t science of chemistry.
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THE HARVARD MEDICAL SCHOOL. Boston, Mass. With (he completion of the new buildIng •• wblch w~rt: dedicated September 25th, 1906.
(bl s school tlowbas faCliitie8 and equlp",~IIt tor teach ing and Ie ~arcb In the various brancbes of medicine probably un.urpassed. In this cOllutry O( tlte live bulldlnlf •. four are devoted entirely to laboratory teachlllrr and re.~a rch. The nUlll crOU8 hospitals Of B08' ton afford abundant opportunities (or clinical Instruction in medlelue and surMelY.
COVRSE FOR THE DEGREE OF M. D. A four years' course. open' to bach_lor, ,,( art. J Iteral ure. IlhlloF"phy or ~c1~nce, aDd to
persons of equivalent standl nl!'. leads to the d'·rr,.e of M.O: 'rite stud Ies 01 the tourtb year are whollyelectlve: tbey Illcludelaboratflry slIbj cts. general mc(lIeln , \lenora I sur \lery and tlte special clinical br .ncbes.
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Other reports of much interest
by Professor Wickham, on the : Suits, ' Overcoats and Trousers t most pri miti ve type of insect; Mr. ® t
• Sieg, of the department of physics, f. at greatly reduced prl·ces . '.' on other view points of optical ""
images; and Mr. Smith on color ; WHERE : preception.:. ). i
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An Iowa Hi ppotam us. surprise 0 nth e heretofore un bea t- ========================================================= The last session of the Baco nian en Sigma :--IllS . I t was a hard-
Club, Friday night, was given hitting, gingery contest from start
over entirely to voluntary reports . to finish and after the Sigma Nus
Undoubtedly, the most inter- had taken their last bat, the score
esting report of the evening was stood J 3 to 9 in favor of the Kappa
the one given by Professor ut- Sigs. Van Meter was the slab ar
ting on a fossil tooth which was tist for the Kappa Sigs and his
sent recently for identification to
Professo~ Calvin, State sGeologist! In view of the fact that the Iowa
Academy of Scie n ce is in session at
Des Moines, Prof!lssor Calvin was
curves fooled many of the Sigma
us hardest hitters, getting six
strike uts . "Bob" Heath twirled
for the Sigma Nus, allowing but
few hits except in the fifth when
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not able to give a joint report the Kappa Sigs got to him for six .-._._._._.-•••• _._._.~._._ ••••
with Professor Nutting to whom safehits.Heath fanned three Sigs, i he is largely indebtcd for the iden- thc seoring was done in chunks on . H K M t tifica of this unique fossil. aech ide,anumbesofscoresusually i enry _ or on '
being reglstered if at least one man • . The tooth proved . to be the lower i • h . f . h' crossed the plate. When the firsot i ... DEALER IN ... ng t camne 0 an ancient Ippota-
mus that lived in Iowa and the :~::.ad ~~;;::d',:;:e ~e:~~~::b~e RELIABLE FOOTWEAR adjoining territory yesterday, 'geo-I . 11 k' This dis-cov for many of the scores, the Kappa oglca y spea Ing. Sigs making four errors, and the t CORNER CLINTON AND WASHINGTON STREET
ery will prove to be o,f keen inter-Sigma Nus eight. The Kappa Sigs
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Three year course. leadlnlf to dellree of Doc- est to scientists, for up to the pres- s •• _.-._._._._.-1-._._._._._ .... . tor of Law (J. II.). whlcb. by the Quart~r .YR_ made nine hits and the Sigma ~u lem, may be completed iu IWO and one-Iourth ent discovery we have no record
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calendar years. Casemetbodo[SIUdY.College 8. Batteries- Kappa Sigs : Van education required for adml.slon, a nd one year o( the existence of hippotami In of law may COUIII toward college dell'ree. tu-. Meter, dents over 21 admitted un lerspecialcouditions. orth Amenca. The presence of
Spangler and Burnquist ,
Law IIbr3ry o( 23.000 ,' olumes. h ' . d f . I h Sigma s.IDlDerQaarterolfenspeclaloPpolt.nUles(orextra t IS k111 0 antma, toget er with
us Heath a nd Wernlie . I I
Score by innings : i :b:~I~~ ~!~t!t~tl~~: other scbools and to teachen the fact that ielephants and masto-FOR ANNOUNCIlMENT ADDRESS dons existed in ancien t ti mes in this
Dean of law School. University of Chicago part of the country, indicates un
mistakably that during the Pleis
tocene- the age immediately pre-
Kappa Sigs: 3 0 J 0 4 5 0-13
Sigma Nus: 1 0 0 0 5 2 1-9
The Sigma hi s defeated the
Betas triday by an overwhelming
score of 17 to 3. The Betas useu ceeding. the present- the climate II two pitchers but very e ort to
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stop the slaughter was in vain,
Pitcher Cody for the Sigma ChiS,
on the other han d, allo wed but
few hits and hung a number of:
strikeouts at his belt. The Sigma I his did all their scoring in three
innings, the fisrt, fourth and fifth_, I hitting the Beta pitchers extreme
Iy hard in these innings. Miller
for the Betas handed out many
passes, which in reality were re
sponsi blc for several of the scores .
Errors were ~frequent I in the
playing of the Betas, while the Sig
ma Chis played cl an tight ball 1110s1
of the way, making but two errors The Betas made fOllr hits 01I Cody and the igma 'his hil McManus for two saf ones and Miller for six
ody str ck out seven, McManus one in dne inning and Miller four
in six innings . 'o dy passed one, McManus two and Miller six.
Batteries : Sigma 'his, odyand Narey; Belas: McManus, Miller and Hall.
Score by innings : Sigma ' his: 6 0 0 6 5 0 0 17 Betas : 2 0 0 0 1 0 0
Oamb .Po ~8tponbd. The Tau Dell Phi Psi game was
postponed until Tu sday because of the Phi Psi convention in the ity last week.
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Alumni clinic; it will summon a
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Tomorr,ow evening at the Col
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of Kings.' • C. A. Orr," AlexandertheGreat,'· The Triangle Club will give a W e H ave JUII' Addedt h e'F amoue
SummerHas Arrived,
, . and we are prepared to meet any and all 'req'uirements of those who desire the most stylish and best fitting cloth· g At no other store will 1n. . the good dresser find such a large stock' of so smartly designed and such a varietYLof styles as at Slavata's.
JOS.SLAVATA .. Tailor ..
Wilmot Royal .Irving) "Hered- dance, supper and entertainment
ity as a aFactor in the Formati ve in the C . . S. P . S. hall on Friday
Period of our National Life." Friday evening May 3d .
H . H .Smith (Zet) "Ol1r first
Great Foreier."
"Iowa" March a nd two step, by Hansen , at Hughes' Musi c Sto re.
" Ju st Because I Love You So," by Harris. T he latest at Hughes' M usl~
Store
R~fli.tert.d .n U. S. Patent Office
THE CRESCENT PHARMACY 1 17 ColJeie St.
Wanted-Work by com Detent sten·
ographer for pa rt of the day. Ac..
'Ali t he latest in sreet mus;c, up
to·date In e.verythl ng, a t Hughen
Mus ic Sto re.
Shower and TUb bath. at the New
Antiseptic Barber Shop, 18 South
GERTRUDE PRETTYMAN, leading lady in the Henderson Sto:lk Co- at the Clinton Street.
Coldaen, All week, Apt1I 29 to May 3 =====================
The Big Game ",ner w~ks or prncLice t ile "Blg Gnme" lUAy be lost by n
Ilmult:' lJOll I t take allY chances or-oot wiuniuK your "letler." t"i~~l-.._ . f you liSe n good ulIlt it will help you wlu the game.
vc:t l he best - aut! i usisl on having t he best-the
Not 11 C f) J m ( t i (
With. raWi every particle of dirt, dwt, _p, .ad impurities from the
pora, deanain« them thoroughly.
~lloWi the rich red blood to flow
freely to the eheela. A bealthy condition of the skin follows its use.
Soc I.nd $1.00 per jar
Call 01 our slor~/or saMple aNd 100& 1)It/acial /Il/U ale
J. B.NOVAK, PRAItMACUT
11 S. Dubuque Street .
I A1UD YOU BATING . T T1III IUlBCHANTS'·--______ ....;. ~ CENT M1DALB. IIBAL TICKETS ,2'50.--- W1D COMPltrJI WITH TBB OHBAPJDST OLUBS •. ---
·TIMF- 'tABLE
. OF ...
Cedar Rapids &, ~ow&.. City
Electric Railway
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leave C"dar Rapids Daily
5:00a. m. 5:35 a. m. 6:35 a. In. 7:35 a. m. 8:35 a. m. 9:35 a. m.
10:35 a . m. 11 :35 a.m . 12:35 p. m.
1:35 1.1. m. 2:35 p. m. 3:35 p. m. 4:35 p. m. 5:35 p. m. 6:35 p. m. 7:35 p. m. 8:35 p. m. 9:35 p. m.
10:35 p. m. 11:35 p.m.
leave Iowa City Daily
5: 11\ a. m. 6:10a. m. 7:10 a. m. 8:10 a. m. 9:10 a. m.
10:10 a. m. 11:10 a. m. 12: 10 p. 111. 1:10 p. m. 2:10 p. m. 3:10 p. m 4:15 p. m. 5:[0 p. m. 6:10 p. m. 7.10 p. m . 8:10 p. m. 9:rO p. m.
10:10 p. 111. l1:TO p. m. 11 :52 p. m.
Round Trip land Special Tickets Sold at Ticket Offices only. Slncrle Trip Tickets RaId at stations or on .::ars. BaR'R'all'e. (150 pounds carried free. Mileage. (value $6 . 50) sold for SS.oo without rebate.
HOTELS.
VAN METER HOUSE. Opposite Univere:lt1 Hospital O. C. Van Meter, Prop. $1.00 per day, Special Rates by week.
ATTORNEYS.
HENRY G. WALKER,
Lawyer and Nota;oy Public.
Ofrlce over Golden Eagle.
THOS. F. ROCHE, Lawyer and Not'CIry PubliC.
127% E. College St., Iowa CIty. I.ovelar·e Block.
THE DAILY lOW AN
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR r EI1S space is resen'ed for announcements o~ coming Ur .versity events
Notices should be handed in as soon as j:ossible so they may no ' ,H to be given sufficient publicity.
COMING EVENTS I' . Apnl 30, Tuesday- MUSIcal re-
. cital by pupils of Mrs. A. J. F aw Apnl 30, Tuesday-Fourth Lec- cett, Hahnannian piano funct bene
ture in "Physics in every da} Life" fit ; Christian church . course subject, "Weather," Pro-fessor A. G. Smith.
April 30, Tuesday- Third annual session of the Medical Alumni
Society, begins 9 :00 a. m.
April 30, Tuesday- Public Lecture by Dr. M. P. Ravenel. "The
Modern View of Tuberculosis and the role of Sanitoria." Assembl y
room .
May 2 .Thursda y -Philosoph- May 2, Thursday- Battalion ical Club meeting. Reports will pract ice march begins.
.. Johnson County Savings Bank... be.gi ven by st udents . WM. A, }'HV. Pres . M. J. MOON, V-Pres. 3 &0. L. FALK. Cas hier J . A. SHALLA. A-Cash. May 8, Wednesday _ Hahnne-BOARD OF DIRECTORS : - Wm . A . Fry, M. J. Moon. Max Mayer. S . L . Close. John T. Jones. ma nnian Medical Association of b:. F. Bowman. E. P . Whitacre. \VnJ . Hankey. F . C. Carson. Iowa convenes in Homeopathic Ca pltal. - - - • $125.000.00
May i , Tu esday- N ebraska ba e-I ball game.
Surplus and Undivided Profits . $85.000.00 building. Deposits . $1,425,000.00
4 per cent Inlerest pa id on time deposits
FIRST NATIONAL BANK Peter A. Dev.IPres. Lo.ell Swisher. Cashier G. W. Ball. Vice-Pres. I. U. Plank. Aes' tCasll.
Capital $100,000· Surplus 50,000 Directors- Peter A . Dey, C. H. Welch.
Mrs. E. }'. Parsons. " T. Turner. E. Bradway. A. N. Currier
M. H. Dey. Geo. W. Ball.
FARMERS LOAN Be TRUST CO.
May 8, W ednesday- Concert by
May 3, Friday- Triangle Club Men's Glee Club. entertainment .
Ma y 1, Wednesday- Irving In-
May 10, Friday- Grinnell base
ball game.
stitute will hold its regular meet-May 11 - Drake Dua l :'IIeet at
ing instead of on Friday evening. Iowa City.
I
May 14 - Irving-Zetagathian
Fresh man debate. May 17 , Friday - State High
School Meet.
May 15 , W ednesday- Concert
b y University Or chestra and Chora l oci e t y. " Hiawatha 's Wed
d ing Fea st."
J\Iar 24, F ri day- Hamilton prelimina ry contest.
Mar 31, Friday, a nd June I, Saturday-Greek play " Iphigenia."
Nance & Springmire Manufacturers of
Pure Food Ice Cream
MILK DEPOT
Fresh Oysters and Eggs
15 W. Colle(e St. Both Phones
Cedar RapId, Tloket Offloe.13Z4 S. Zd St. Peter A. Dey. Pres .• C . S . Welch. Vice-Pres.
~~~aI~~~.~~~~~.D~alD~1 Lovell Swisher. TreasurQr w,," City Tloket Offloe. Cor. of Clinton Capital $50,00 Surplus $31,000
and Collelle Street.
CITY PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
PHYSICIANS.
DR. T. L. HAZARD,
Physician and Surgeon,
Phoenix Block Both Phones
F. J. BECKER M. D. , Surgery and Gynecology,
Ottlca over First National Bank Both Phones
! F. L. LOVE, M. D.,
Dlleatel of Eye, Ear NOle and Throat:
OttJce with J. P. Mullin, M. D.
DR. LEORA JOHNSON, Ottlca Hours-9 to 11 a. m.; 3 to
5 p. m. Bell Phone 171X. John. SOD CO. 203. 22 N .. Cllnton St:. ,
t
w. R. WHITEIS, M. S. M. D. .Dltealel of Eye, Ear, NOle and
Throat. General Surgery. Ofrlca Z1 S. Dubuque. Both Phonal ,
DR. WALTER L. BIERRING, OlTlce, Patterson Block, 9% South
Dul-uque St. Consultation Houl'll 2 to 6 p. m. Both Phonel.
DR. W. L. BYWATER, Dllealel of Eye, Ear, NOle and
Throat. No. 8 North Clinton Street.
l. W. littig, A.M., M.D .• M.R.C.S., En,. (Member Roy.l CoUele 01 Surreons, Iln,llnd)
PhYSician and Surgeon, Ofrlce over First National Bank. Resl(lence 314 Summit. Both phonel
DR. J. ' G. MUELLER PhYllclan and Surgeon.
Hours 10 to 12 a. m; 2 to • p. m. Both Phones. Odd Fellows Block
B. E. Washburn Evelyn S. Was bburn WASHBURN & WASHBURN
Os teopathic Pbyslclans Both PllOlles . Office and Resldenc
102 S. LillI! St.
DR. MARY K. HEARD
24 N. Clinton Street
-elephone
Bell 166 I
Iowa City
Iowa
DENTISTS.
A. W. STARBUCK, Dentllt. Ofrlce Hourl-8 to 12 B. m., 1 to 6
p. m. 128 WlUlhlngton Street. Both Phone •.
Interest Paid on Deposits aI -~~ .~ . ~, 1 I COLDREN ~ I
THEATREaI I WILL S. COLLIER Lessee aDd Manaa-er. ~ \~J'1 C. C. ROWLEY Resident Mallall'er. ~ ~
aI ,I ~ I WEEK. aI ~illNO.l' HolYOke, Ma " . MILLS OF I .
I The Whiting Paper Co. I ALL
APRIL 29 to MAY, 3
Henderson Stook Co. MATINEE SATURDAY
CEDAR RAPIDS
Business College CEDAR RAPIDS, IOWA
A busine sand hort hand school of the highest grade, which offers
. a course of training to a mbitious youn g men and women that enables them to secure the best employment the business world ha to offer, and assist al1 its graduates to
GOOD POSITIONS A HANDSOME CA'l'A LOGUE pro
fusely i \lustra ted with school views, equipment, etc. cheerfully sent to any' one on request.
School al1 the year. Pupils admltt
~ i' I ~ I ~ I ~ I
I 'I I Mill '~o. 2, Holyoke, 14. s. I • Manufacturers of ! ji Ledgers, Bonds, Linens and Writing Papers I
for Fine Correspondence and for General Business uses. ~
I I • I • I • I , • I ~ Mill No.3, Holyoke, Mass. ~ ~ The Trade Supplied by the ~ I National ~;~~!~~o~~~to?mpany, I ~ 40 Dearborn St., hlcago, Ill. ~ Cor. College and Dubuque St s., Iowa City, Iowa. I ~ W ANTED--A few more good reliable Salesmen, who can ell our
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VOL. 6
SCHOLARS FE
Twenty-two S
On account of
ness before the
week, that bouy
Choyei Konda,
Joseph D. LonZ, Wm. V. McCay, oC
SCholarship in
scholarship in SCholarship in
Orpha Van
Zoology; Ella
"Ibsen . "
MEETING OF
Was held last. 'veni
Arts Building. It. ing of tho fmlcrni
tintion oC lust.
Were us follows:
W. L. Myers Il. W. Barn '8
W. 1. Jon s.
F. M. My 'rs
V. Stnrzin)tcr
Roy Hannum
G org G 'urhart.
O. Mu II r
Membership is Ii hay