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.THE DAILY IOWA.N PUBLI8HBiD BY THE STUDENTS OF THE STA.T. UNIVma81TT O. IOWA.
OL X IOWA CITY, IOWA, TUESDA Y MORNING, MARCH 21,1911. NUMBER 116
Pay 25 cent and see the First Intercollegiate Match
West of Mississippi IOWA WRESTLERS MEET NEBRASKA Three Fast and Furiou Bout 1
Bet een E pert 011 g Grapple
OMMlfTU CHoStN BY IHAW:~:e~ :T~':;.:;;';100~On. SfNIOR PRfSIDtNT I 'aUounl Gun .. d mcn ' Iulble til )(l~ "
OF 1911 PREPARING FOR
END OF YEAR.
VI) Witll 10\\'3 <lets.
lowa's crack riflemen continue to
At Armory Tonight 7:30
WRfSJLlN6 TOURNfY AT AHMORY iONIGHT
IOWA AXD 2'.lmIL<\. KA
MAT ' XTEST •.
pnESIJ)}-:'~'l' WHlTK ' J. E1"rEB
00 GR TUL.'1TIM~ Jo'ISClIElt
.'K.\\ ·ubJ(,(·t lit .\,llu'O",,1
by nl 1'II1tJ' U('ltl'.
Alb n
PROVISIONS Sf(URtD fOR LAYSAN PROJtCl
UP \\.\ II 1.1. US
1ltE \\OltK.
mal{e high scar s In theIr tourna- th A. o('latlon ot tudent 'uulIg Mllkes elections Before Dc·
parting fOl' LIl)'san Jslllnd
Hllwkeye 'l'ell ln In 1'001' Shlill nue to ment tor the National Gallery champ- College or Applied S I o('e, ).
Lack of '11111 fill' J're[lll l'fltioll Jonshlp . . With three of the five
( 'ur\\ln, ~·t·"h \111,( lit /I.
lItlllnl IIt'putt', T Ikt· ;\'nc· With E~tion.
1,;" ' I 'It,,· '. -x b.·/\ kiln Hel·e.
matches out of the way and the Pr Id Ilt ~lucL au In J'l·gatd to til
rec II engln r (·elebratlon. The I !'t. Ilawkeyes at the top In ach one. the President Horace Young performed
tille looks cllnched. Th e "rapId oe of his last services for the Ub-
fire" and "sklrmlsb shooting" ar th
Repre entatlvl's or Iowa and ~e-ter probably r pre ntl tbe I nU
bra 'klt llleet at the armory tonight In ment of th whol unlv nlty.
mt'mb r& ot
ral arts senior class yesterday when
e named the committees of the class
have charge of commencement
ents and aJralrs marking the close
! th~ year. Clifford Crowe of Clar-
two remaining. and If the men keep
up to the marks establlllh d In their
practice work this w ek, th rapid
fire score Is gOing to b a record
breal{er. "'l1he men lire doing even
th most pr tentlous wr atllng match
ever taged w Kt ot the MlssJsslppi.
Thr e bouts are on the cards, Intro-
ducing contestants In the IIgh;., mld-
.:lle, and heavy weight classes. The
~Ian'h 20,
;\J>, dear ~'I·. FJ ell r:
L t JIll', through ~ou, fOn"ty
your association nl) p rflOnlll n() of
ficial appr lotion or th contrll)\!-
ton got the business managership of first bout, b tw en ~'cM illan of Iowa
b tter <than I expected," said Capt. lion, mat rial Bnd so I I. lCl the l1nl- ' he senior play ' and Ka!,1 Laos Is to nd the :\ebrasko light wl'lght champ-
the chairman of the invitation Mumma yester:lay, "and If they shoot '. Patrick' Uay c I -
lon, wl11 start at 7: 30, and th~ 8tfUg-this way Saturday, the othel'8 w\l1
mmlttee for comnlencement time. g il' Idll be ta t and turlou~ until the have to do some wondertul wCl'k ~i,)
(omplete list of the appointments beat us."
final tnIl at the Inst nlll h.
ollowa: Iowa wrestiers or In POOl' con
Hop Clmmittee: P. A. Walters. Should ,the Hawkeyes win th title dltlon tor th fray. " braska failed
chairman; Frances Varga, Chester Ip the NatJonal Gallery tournament, to nollty th 10 al rlub ot Its accept
Baxter, Albert Kass, Wilson Corn· It wlIl be the greatert honor yet WOD s'lce until lut Thursday. I avlng the
all. Floyd TholllaB, Sumner Quartan, by a colege rifle team. Iowa's Iowa grapp'el's with only thr days
obn A. Campbell, Goo. K. Thompson, team Is the only student organization to prl;!pare. All three had broken
and the s )Mndld IIlu trat\oll or Unl-
ver Ity plril In my opinion llut th
entlr In tltutlon and
people ot Iowa
81 0 latlon. You ha" t an
he
ary prorlsl II antI hut· them
• aboard tll t ran port. The
to b
xtrem', ar to b
obtain d at co t. ThIll (t>at,,!, (lOupl-•
d WI~h th fa t that th xp diU n
Ia not burd n d with tb dlftl uIty of
pie worthy to be followed by 'V ry p rlOnally prevldlne t r thalli, I, . F. Clough. entered, the total of thirty-three training atter the first postponement
by Prof I' college In the Unlverllty. with var- Iblehly appr lat Invitation Committee: Karl Loos, teams In the conte8ts being made up of the tourney, and conaequently are
lationl b fitting the characteristic or C. Nutting, who II condu Une n eubalrman; Katherine FOWler, Amy plainly of Na:tlonal Guard squads. In no shap for a pard cODle&t. In
These team. are composed or men addition W bb , middle weight cbamp-
C1m play Com: Clifford Crowe. with many' years experience In Ihoot· lon, baa a bad swelling on hie ar
ralrman; Katherine Berryhill, Han- lng, wblle this Is the first time that which both era hIm greatly, and It I,
IUh Phelps, Deborah WII~y, F. 111. the Hawkeye marksllJen have ever not likely that he will be able to do
1eDowe11. attempted range work. The St. Peter hlmseIt Justice. O'Conner has had
Cla88 Day Exercises: Wilma Nlch- Minn., militia squad Is the only team a bad cold, and altoðer the local
II, chairman; Hazel Arnd, Jessie that Is at all pre Sing the Iowa men, team Is 10 Its poore shape Of the
ISli'ygard, Paul S. Collier. T. H. Tap- being 77 points behlod at the end of season.
Ilog. last week's shooting, but they will Miller, tbe former Hawkey who
Class Breakfast: Bertha ReIchert, probably go still farther In the rear will r pr B nt th Corn huskers In
balrman; Venta Godown, Eda Louis, w,hen th e result& of the 1000 yards the mlddl weight division, arrlveU In
Negus, Pearl matches are In. Iowa Ity yesterday morning. The
each college. UatioDl from thl8 end. Y l rday
J hope 80m day a. Unlver Ity uo- afternoon ProtestOr Nuttln& llated to
lon, conslfrtlng of del gat of luch a repr lentatlv of The Dally Iowan
alloelatlons may knit th that the D partment of War II bardly
more closely togetber In the nthusla tic thin h. With It
ot the entire Unlver Ity. b hind th project to, lh r with tbe
SlDcerely Your8,
George E. MacLean
hnJtar aDd }>' z E It'Cts.
be n lhe most Important Innu nee In
making th xpedltlon POll8lbl& at
thl8 tim , 801ld backIng II unqu -
clmltar and Fez, the s nlor hon- tlon bly as&ur d.
r ry socl ty, yesterday lect d th Fual preparations ar now und r
(ollowlng men to memb rshlp from way tor the d parture of the men
IOwa made the excellent total of rest of the Nebraska team will ar- the prelent junior claa: C. composing the proj t. In fact, but
Lydia Potratz, Mary
nnett.
PI COR Lath chal an' rive some tim this forenoon. Ali at o om: .. am, rm, 5:i0 In this contest, considered an ex- Schmidt, Dysart; A. C. Torg 80n, fwd tails y t r main. and I now
4gnes Beach, Helen Letsen. cellent scor . Ai'll son and shepard the vi Itor are in the best wndltlon, Bere ford, S. D.;Oonger R ynolds, certain, un) th un fora n
Caps and Gowns: Macy Campbell . were tl d tor Or t pia e with almos IhaVlng just finished their home tourn- Dexter; Wm. Anle , Waverly; R . I •. pops UP, the final "good by .. will
b ament. t airman; Alice McGowan, Francis perfect totals of 49 out of a possible Ala on, Walhlngton; J. A. Alhton, be sald. to Iowa City and tb unl ' 1'-• llelmer bas ent word that h will .ao TuyI. 50. Bruin pressed the lea:!ers close Iewa City; O. K. Patton, Iowa City, slty on March 31. For a time It look-
with 48, whJle all the men shot aboI'(; be unable to act as referee h cau Music, Laura Young. chairman;
JessIca Strawbridge, Hazel Reddick,
~arollne Reed, Lucy Sunler, E. C.
bluter, E. P. Bradsbaw.
the 40 mark.
The summarized score follow
ot enga ements on the road,
Jacobs, who Officiated In the home
tourn y, wlllllrobably decjje the faIl
A 49 tonight. Class Day Frolic: lyde Waters, rneson ..... .. ...... . .... . .
ebalrman; H. E. Anderson, H. L. Shepsrd ..................... 49
lJawklns, R. H. Liggett, Joe Scannell, Bruins ....... .... .. ..... . ... 4 Lnln'r Itf /lllIoer.
Richard :\lltchell. Fort Dodg ; M. D. ed as though th rec nt quabble In
Roll 1', ~or(h English; H. F. Full r, .fexlco might d lay th d parlur ,
. J. \\ Ish r, Iowa City; but, In re poo to a 1 I gram nt to
,\1'1 0 Wil. n. Iowa Ity; H. R. Y UOIP;, the Department of ~ ar, Prot. sor
Winfield; Frank Warner, .\Igono; Nutting was Inform d that · thing
F rdlnand Dugan, Valley Junction; In the way ot hlodran ha y t d~
haa. Gu tatson, loux Rapl:!; I\t- velop d or Is IIke)y to do o. S. C. Klmm, Louise Adams, Beulah Campbeli . ................... 46 Tbe prcsldeot or e\'er~ cia s In the ford Hak , hulton; J..eon Pow rs, A chang of nsld rabl import-
Rayden. L. R. Leeper ............... " 46 unlver Ity Is to b asked to work up Emmet bure; Richard Vawter, 8u11l- ance ha b en mad In th perbOnn I
Class Memorial: D. B. Davidson, Hansell .......... .. ......... 46 the Unlver Ity dinner among hi cia s van, Ind. In t ad d CharI
Brookhart ................... 46 mat s. In thl way It Ls hoped that tbalrman; H. Rlstlne.
Williams ....... . ........ . ... 46 a thoroughlr I' presenta Ive attend-
J. . L ep r ............ .... .. 45 aoce will be pre nt at the annual
Loos .... . . .................. 45 t nctlon . Plates ar to be laid tor Tholllu In H.o pltal.
lies ............... .... .. ... 43
Rush Thomas, L. A. '14, thas been Elliott
In the University hospital for about
banqueter and It
41 I practi ally a ure:.l that thl num
b I' will be there. The
I week. wltb an attack of pneulUOO-
~. He Is getting along very nicely.
It WB8 only a tew weeks ago that bJ9
rolher George was !tIed up the same
~ospltal. having undergone nn oper
ation. He Is attending a business
Improvem ent League I to serve the . Total .......... . .. .. ..... 330 dinner. thus a~ urlog a goed menu
for th The regular prlc
P II'('e to l)(' :\Ioln('.
Dr. Paul S. Peirce. of th pollUcal
ecllege In ~I\nneapolls, )flnn., at the acl nce department ot the un Ivers- emphatically that everyone Is gOing
fAll\" Baseba ll Tenlll.
II candldat tor the Law
the civil war are to be given a
. Jack y accompanying It a a or
Iginally plann :l, I "'a found that he
would be unable to 0 at hi tme,
so Charle Corwin. of Chi ago, has
ur d to fill the pIa e. It Is
authority that the
for the
form r at a11,
that
art! t In
In the lin cf "",ork
n ded on th Laysan trip. ne has
The truck gard ners of Louisiana been prominently Id ntlfied with b
lal recogaltlon In the commence-
xerclses In June.
are proph . ylng that 1,500 laborer excep lona1l), fin ,.'>cenlc ark done
present time. Mrs. Thomas, mother Hy, was In Des ~!olnes Friday even
or George and Rush , Is here from Ing serving In the capacity of a judge be annOunced wilib e needed In tbe next thlrt daYI 8 Mills takIng care of the latter. In a debate at Drake Unlver Ity. later. to barvest the elr.wberry crop.
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DAILY IOWAN . '0 116
ery morning except utuldays londays. Of the Vldet~\-Reporte forty-second year anJ ot the
I 1. Quill the nlneteentb year.
Editor-In-Chief ARTHUR C. GORDON
THE STAFF: J) k Editors
1\( , I. I\J G. K. Thompson TI, . lay \\ " mesday Tit Iraday Sll rda,
Conger Reynolds Frank Baldwln T. H. Tapping
V. R. Seeburger
J. C. Miller
Reliable K ·th & M Ch Varsit)l JflWe/ers el C esney Jewel ,.s
CLASS pins, club pins, medals, or anything you need in that line you will always be safe in buy
ing here. We can assure you quality, we can assure you of prompt and satisfactory service and our
Prices Are Always Right
CLIITON BEDFORD
~;';{ewARROW ~olcJ, COLLARS
Ik .. U or2la. Cluelt, Peabod1 & Co •• Mate ..
=--____ .... __ ... _____ ..... IIIIIiiI_ +++++++.r"r"JooI-r.+++++++ Dr; lIl atie Editor SPill IS Editor G. K. Thompson +++++++++++++++++++
BOWMAN DfSCRIB~D professors and citizens bave made up =
As oelate EdJtors. India Goodman Henry Bell E. P. Korab Reginald Smith
Reporters F . R. Blythe Paul J . Pierce 1. 1I. Pierce Ralph McGinnis
"Of all that Is good. Iowa affordl the best."
L nhelr minds to accept the situation FIR E SALE BY IOWA ALUMNUS and give John Gabbart Bowman, aged
NEW LIGHT THROWN ON NEXT
PRE IDENT.
33, a full and fair chance to succeed.
All these events give strong perU-
nenee to the Inquiry that may ,be
heard everywhere in Iowa, "What
manner IQf man is this?" and "What
•.. OF •••
DAILY IOWAN PUBLISHING CO .. .. ~. G. 8eclmulD. in Sunday Register has he done to justify the state Publisher (Incorporated.)
Cigars , Pipes( and Tobaccos
OWEN F. MEREDITH, Buslneu M,r and ~der. Gives Intereflting board's great faith in him?"
Entered as seoond-elaaa tlJa11 matter, November 12, 1903, a t the POit. olll\!e at Iowa City, Iowa. under the ,lCt of Congress of March 8, 187i.
Iharacter sketch. If you were to meet John Gabbart
Bowman today you would be struck
An extremely weH written, and first by his youthfulness, but the seri- Corne in and look over carefully edited character sketch of ous, thoughtful youthfulness of a this stock.
HENRY G. WALKER, Law)'er and Notary PubUc Office over Golden Eagl.
PHYSI0IAN8
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E ye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Phone 1190.
W. R. WWte1a P. 8. .. ' PHYSIOIAN8 & SUBGIilOX. I
21 * S. Dubuque 8t. I Roan 8-12, 106, 701.
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DR. FRANK L. LOVB E ye. Ear, Nose and Tbroat
Omce over Novak'i Drul SID", Telephone
OHARLES 8. GR&NT. If. Do Omce 17 * 8. Dubaqll8 It. Over Stach's Shoe Store
RealdeDCe 229 Summltt II&. OtIlce Pholle 88OR •. .ReIldeDcet a
DR. W. L. BYWATER
Dlaea8eI 01 EJe, Ear, Noae and tbIOI&
No. 8 N. O1lIltoa 8t.
Per year, paid before Nov. 16, U.n Per year, paid atter Nov. '.6, U.76 Per semeBler ............................... 1 ..
the newly elected presIdent ()f Iowa young man with an cld wise head on
university, John G. Bowman, appear- his shoulders. You would see in him
ed in the Sunday issue of the Regls- an agreeable person, trlend~, you
ter and Leader. It was written by
DR. W. H. DONOVAX PlqlldAll aDd 8urpoa
O H FINK omce 117% S. Dubuque St.,o", •• WUklnlon'l Grocery.
R.ldence Cor. Colege and Iq.j +++++++oJ-'H"t"S'+++++++ mit. Phonel, omce 106; ~
Per lingle ooPY .................. ..... .CNS Per month ................................ .85
Office-23 East Wasblngton Street, F. W. Beckman, an alumnus ot Iowa Both Phones
'U'lder Name of Iowa City Citizen ) university , who graduated a few
Announcements and notlcp.s sho uld be In the Iowan office by r. c'clock to insure publication.
Cople. f(lr sale anli subscripllonll laken at the I "~~n office, Wlj!utlke's Arcad& Book Store.
MORE OROU:-:D NEEDED.
years berore Professor Bowman.
A few excerpts from the article
fo llow:
Th re seemed likely to be a rally
Ing of dissatisfied alumni with that
cry of "too young" until · the state I
beard made it clear ~l\d positive In
With th Inauguaratlon d lhe in- Its answer to the Fort Dodge letter
ter-departm ent baseball s aso n comes
the old agitation in regard t o more
Playi n$' ground. It is Lhe cry that has I
gone up every time an athletic sea-
son starts In this league ever since
that protests would not avail and that
t'l~ young man s'hou ld have /hIs
cbs nee t<> make good In spite ()f ob
jections. The board declared It had
not acted hastily, that it had faltJh
its inception a couple of years ago. In Mr. Bowman's ability and that be
This I ~ck i()f space for the teams to should have a fair tria\. "Why should
(Cuu i.i llueQ on page 3) +++++++·t"H"S·oJ-+++++++
FLORAL DECORATIONS FOR ALL OCCASIONS--
The artistic floral ability of Aldouo is well known. No matter whether you Jesire a modest tribute of respect, or a more elaborate tabJe decoration, consult Aldous and the results will be satisfactory.
Greenhouses-Church and Dodge. Store-IS S, Clinton Street.
practice, and to play also, is one ot you attempt to make It mere dlffi- ~=====================~=~~ the most Important .reasons that t his cu lt for Ihlm and to impair his use-
league ~as never been the succe.. fu lness in the beginning by merely
that it should. There have been pi nning the 'roses of youth' upon
games , to be sure, but only at odd him 1" it asked .
Iowa City Academy ... Pct-pares Students tor State University. Fine
Opportunity to made up deficiencies W. A. WILLIS, Prlncipa
Makea a Specialty of)
Students 5upp:ies Tex' Boob for.11 Colleaee. Laboratory Suppliell, Fountain PeDe. Largest Stock
201. ,
DR. ZELLA. WHITE STEW!&T
Plqu claD aDd 8urpc&
Omce, 15 S. Dubuquil St., (lormlfll
occupied by Dr. Bh,rring). WI dence 715 Iowa Ave. Houri, 10·11
a . m. : 2-4 p. m. Tp.lephonea:
( , FI<' ICK (17M . RE8. eu.
DR. A. J. BURGE, GENEHAL SlJRGERY
22* So. Clinton St. Iowa Ohr,.
OSTEOPATHS
DRS. WASHBURN & WASBB1lII B. E. Washburn, D. O.
Evelyn S. Wuhburn, D. O. Om('e aDd Reefdence J 01 8. ua .. ,
Iowa Ofty, Iowa. . PbGI.,. '&ppolDmeot. 0a1J
DE~TS
JOHN Vo.liI8, D. D. 8. The Students· Dentllt
tIS * South Dubuque lit. Pboae UN. Iowa Of",
REAL ESTATI SALE AND RENT:-...... lilt"
:ity residences, vacant Iota, ud ,.,. Also ltocks of mercbancHJe.
O. M. RENO. 110 ~' Washington Rt.
bours. and between teams that have Then, quite spontaneously, the
perhaps never practiced. With this thought sprang up over the state,
handicap It Is no wonder that the ra- that it was no crime to be young
suIts that should come from this as some one expressed it, and that
phase of college athletics have not the president-elect of the university
been shown at Iowa. Despite that was entitled to a fair chance at least.
old policy ot "athletics for all" that Quite as suddenly as the storm began
has E>~ cfien been advanced as the It subsided, and generall y, alumni,
Book Store Loweet Prlcell. MUSICAL STUDIOS
JOHN T. RIES, 26 Clinton St. --------1 best syst m, but slight consideration ============~~=====~=======~==========~ Is given t his on advance toward such
an end here at Iowa. It Is small
wonder that nothing is accmpllshed.
Without a doubt, were suitable fac
ilities furnished the teams, a far
greater number of men would turn
(J ut, and the training ground for var
sity materia l wou ld be en larged. It
Is to the b st Interests of Iowa ath
letics that some encouragement be
given tJhe inter-department atblete&,
and It is up to the Board in Control
of Athletics to act. I
For tbe first time in the history of
foo t ball sprin g practice has begun In
February at Princeton. About twen
t y-live men repo rted at the gymnasi
um In answer to Captain Ha rt's call
and a few simple formati cns were
run through. Heretofore spring toot
ball prac tice has a mounted to prac
tically nothing and never began bo
fore April .
Spring Announcement INDIVIDUAL TAILORING
THIS IS WHAT IT MEANS-
It means liettlnll your measure In a couple of dozen places rlllht down to quarters of an Inch.
It means bulldlnd up heM and there to Improve your filiure- aJaety men In a handred need this.
It meaDS sfaylnli and atrenllthenlna your liarments so that they keep their shape.
It means the bl,best priced IInlnas and trimI-lis, and the hlliheat class work all around.
We 'Ive these thlDds to all buyers of our suits. We would like to ~Ive them to you.
JOSEPH SLA V ATA 107 S. Clinton St. TAILOR Iowa City, Iowa
ANNA DILLER STARBUCK Music Studio 21 N. Dubuqlf
PapUs Received b Piano and Harmou1 II
ANNA SMITH CW8I Soprano
"""'"1
Pupil of Cbae. W. Clark ud Mamlln, CJncerts, ReCitals, vocal structlon. StudiO, 114 South Cllal St. P hone 152R. St. Phone 1077.
Hoof-! r"H"!-·r 'S"H"I"r I I 11-++ oJ- Send In your spring elel.1II oJ- now. You will be pleuadr + + surpr1Bed If you IeIId JOII' + ... l olled JrIlMnenta to tbe ~ oJ- VARSITY WARDROlti. f l' 1-1111 1'.1"1111":"1_1. JIIIIIIIIIIIIII+I'
First N ationa) BaJik Capital Stock 5100.101 Surplus 100.
Students Accounts Solicittd We do a general Banking BusiDeSl
VlTlZBNS' SA. VlNG8 TRl'8T ro .B.lNlDi:R8
c.ptW A general banklDr bUilD ..
acted. Aocount. solicIted. Oorner CnU* & Dab ..... lit.
CtJII
use
and
No fully
DJRJD(]J.'()RY
Nose and Tbroat Novak'i Drul Sto ...
Telephone
8. GRANT. H, D, 17 ~ 8. DobaqDe lit.
's Shoe Store 229 81U11l111lt 8&.
SSOR. _Relideace,
• L. BYWATBR
W. H. DONOVAX and Sarpcla
% S. Dubuque St., Groc&ry.
Cor. Colele ~!.:/ Olllce 106;
WHITE STEWAIT
~H1Il'Oll~ "' WMIBBUUI Washburn, D. O.
S. Wuhburn, D. O. ~lldeDce 102 S. !bilL
PboI.ft fppolnm'enta ODIJ
vo.qs. D. D. 8. Students' Dentlat South Dubaque lie.
Iowa OltJ.
bankfDr bU'/D_ lo/fctted.
()JU. "' Dab .......
UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE
ON THE CORNER
Notice Juniors BY lOW.\ .\L{. L",\ •
(Contlnu d Crom page 2)
would l)l"Obably say, yet ratber l' tir-
• Q)IO(EBCLlL EDVOATJO. ' I ot «reat nJu. to 10" .No.ut-ter bal Jour ocaUOIl ma b It will pay you Ul l)lYlD :1 '.
'12-PI Catalor Fr . C dar Rapid. Bu In CLlI
Ced r Rapid., Iowa Do you know what $1 will do for your Hawkeye pidure? .. If not call at
Ing; yea almo t sby; you would find - ________________________ .
ttxt Books and SupplitS FOR ALL COLLEGES
p, ices .Alwav.f Right
A FULL LINE OF
COLLEGE JEWELRY
Crawford'i RESIDENCE
STUDIO
y un If making tb first advanc to
ward acquaintance, In all probability.
But soon you would discover his per-
onallty a. rtlng itself-qui tly,
g nlly, but none the I s forc fully
and lh n th Impr slou wou ld come
un p tedly that thi Quiet, r tiring
young mnn Is somebody unusual after
!-. __ ~~.-..,; ___ ....;. __ .......... all. wIth 8tr ugth, fin e char t 1', un-
"Spring Oxfordsl) For Ladies and Gentlemen
In I\ll Leather
Mueller Bros., I CljlJl (~~ ~tre t
ALWAYS IN STOCK AT BOOIl STORE PRICES
u ual intelligence and, above II, ------------~-----------. common sense.
======= Marshall-O'Brien-Worthen Co. UOn't Strain .. Y E 116 Iowa Avenue
our yes 0 lSI· ... enta upp les .... --{!)-
"He' fine, " entnuslasllcally re
marked tb long-experlenc d report r
who wall assigned to get from Mr.
Bowman hIs first Interview after hll
e\ ctlon to th presld ncy. "He't!
fine," he added. "You can't h Ip but
feel tbnt he's got somethln big In
But use Gas or = = = =====-== = == Ihlm b hind his quiet and r I rv d
mann r."
Electric Light The Iowa stat board of education
for studying... got Its first favorab .le Impr 810n of
SENIORS Make Engagements For Commencement Photos
NOW AT To-w.nsends' Studio, A good light is this young man many month. ago.
Its 8el ctlon came as a surllrlseto the -------------!--------11111111 .... -.. necessary-Why state at large, but tbe matter had
use a poor one... been In the minds of some of th ==~==;;=============::::===~~= .------------. members ol th board lor a long --------•••• -----------.... ~-
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Iowa City Gas and Electric Co.
srUDENTS ATTENTION
time.
Mr. Bowman's recent election real
ly was promp~d on the oCCRslon of a
'visit of some of the 01 rob r of th
on bU81ness connected wIth th er -
t10n of a phYlllcs bu ilding at the stat
university. W. R. Boyd. pr sldent of
the ftnanoe commIttee of tbe board,
tells the Incld~n t as follows:
Ni\TURE'S OWN REMEDY
fry's Port follax Wattr 10 bottl .. aad Jup. Sblpped 001,. b, IJ. C. FrJ' at Co. from ,he
orl~loa' Fry Mlnera' Sprlnp located at Colfax, Iowa. HENRY LE ~ IS drlll, •• t, IIlI J. W . MILL&R BO rl'LlN' . WOR . ..... te lot lo w. Cit" bue the .... ter frllb from tbe prlol' al ... a, . 00 bud aDd _.u flU aU orden promptl,.
No matter how care .. fully or expensively ODe clresses-t h e 6.o.t Ire ~beme Is pe,,~pUbly .h.ttered laY.D1ft.fUtin" cou.-
We are fixed to accommodate F 1FT Y STUDENTS with table board at S3.S0 per week. We h .a ve a clean, up·to .. date hotel and soltclt your pat .. ronaae. Try u.s for a week aDd you'll Dever leave. Just a cros s stre'et from Interurban depot.
"A year a,o Jut tal ~ SeD. Thomas ~===~===~===~=~=~===~~~~ Lambert of the finance committee,
The perflet fAt so necessary (JaDnot be bad In coil .. with buttonholes
. tllat qD~ekly stretch and rip out.
E . P. Scboentgen of t he board, Mr. ~~-----------~~~--~!'"'!"!'~---~
Manhattan Hotel H. A. DUNLAP, Prop.
Proudfoot, Mr. Stewart of ~he de
part.m li t . at phYIIIC$ •. a)ld .ll;).!lel! made
a t ri p through tbe eaat looking
tb!ough physics buildings. We spent
r,-""",,!,-~~---~~~-,,; Saturday and Sunday In New Yorj[ I
======;::::::===== Oily. I Invited Mr. Bowman to lunch with us on Satul1day, and he spent the
afternoon and evening with us. Most
of the time was spent In discussing
YOU BET! Keep your linea wearinr a neat shine. Yo. can always have clean 'collars and sWrta or shirt waists if you will regularly
various educational problems, and he Call The C. 0. D. Wagon The largest grocery store Impre ed a ll of us, first, with the ; I .
Geo. D. Barth
in Iowa City ~nd the larKest powerful grasp he bad cf educational '-________ ~-~ ..... ---.. ~_._,_~~---J
stock to select from. subjects and hll Intimate knowledge of educational Institutions in tbls
My facilities for supply- country; second, wltb the uncommon
') @··h· amollntofcommon senseWhlchhe I . tn ou wIt rocerles are " C II r,! g y g.. possessed . When we went home that
, 0 ara unexcelled. A trial will night, Mr. Schoentgen said to me: 'If •• , ..... . .. "l'I1't . ..
~:,;,.:.~. -- : Have LI.4 'J CORIJ convince you. we ev l' make a change In the presl-r I H.,N[!OLES - ea.n.r.,o-bu". dency at Iowa Cll" why Isn't this - 'o(,' '.". tt~ QYL ••
Geo. D. Barth the man to In8tall there? ' ~rr. Lam
bert and I agreed with him."
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oI+H-+++ J J JuI"I'++++H-+++H--H-+'l J II J oJ-H-i tit I Luscombe fOF: Y Qur I J ANNUAL PHOTOS 1 ++++·1+1"'1'1'11-1'-1+1-11'11111"1' ........... -1"1 I 1'++++Ho+
Stetson Hats 1 .~_lt/8IJI/S-' For College Men or ~
Certainly Faculty Men
Stetson is in the world of hats what
Winchester is in the world of firearms.
You know a well-dressed man usually
demands a Stetson. We feature them at
their best in our department now. You
ought to have yours within 24 hours
and the safe thinl to do is to come to
our hatman.
StetJon Hat.f $2 to $6
•
• s. U. 1. Neckwear
That's what we call the new
ties we are showing in the pop
ular shades of the season. Also
lightweight underwear and
This i.Y the time to buy
Spring Clothes
We have an exceptionally large offering of the
strictly 1911 styles iD •• its to show you. They com
prise the models that young men favor. They are
guaranteed in those points of fabric ad tailoring aDd in
making your purchase of us you are always spared the
risks of the ordinary kind because we guarantee satis-shirts to make it seem more like faction.
. .. Spring... Suits at $15 to '30
MASONIO NOTICE. . • • I ... - , :-------..;.....;...-;...-
O\\U tJ Lodge No. ~. A. F. It A.)L I N~TICE! NOTICE!! J . L. Records, W. M. YETTER'S GRAND MILLINERY OPENING will take place Bruce Moore, Sec. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday aDd Saturday, March 14.
kegular meeting, 3d Mondl} of 15 16 17 and 18 . .. arh month. ".
SPECIAL :-Monday we place on !'ale 300 Ladies' New Street
-r~H.+ ++++'l"l"l"l"H' ++* and Tailored Hats at a positive Saving of from 2S per cent to 50 -.1- + per cent-Come and see these pretty new hats.
+ PEIlSONAL AND SOOIAL + REMEMBER-The first of the season is the most favorable
~. + time to select yonr Dew Spring Suit, Coat, Waist and Dress,
-++++ ++'I"I"I"l-olnl"loolo ++++ YETTER'S Reauy-to-wear department is fairly brimming with
:\[lss l\lIrlam illcCrae spent the wek large selections-new apperal-Come In Now-Don't Wait.
~nd at her home In Waterloo.
.1. lss Lelia O'Neil spent Sunday at
htl' ~. me In Waterloo.
EJ Griffi th, Eng. 'to, of Iowa Falls,
"tlte.! In the city over Sunday.
H sperla entertains Zetagatblans
t a dance F.r1day evening In Com
]lauy 1 hall .
u:~ -·~-· ..:r ""TOM
• for an Francisco, there Ul eting the I Before you deolde on that WUl
other members of the party on April mencement gift, take a look at the
5. beautiful leather goods made by the
R. T. Lee Art Co. On sale at ?!Iur-
A beautiful line ot "Iowa" leather ElUott at Assembly. phy's Furniture Store. 3-26
]llllow tops to select from. :\1ade by 1\11'. Harrison S. Elliott, one of the
b R. T. Lee Alt o. ~lurphy's greatest lecturers In Amerloa today, YeIVlIlIlD.
i)'urnlture Store. 3-26 w!l1 speak at a s mbly tomorrow, Mr.
Gay Lewis .& Co.
Fresh and Salt Meats Fish, Game
and Poultry 216 E. College St.
Telephone 61 ,
ATTENrrION If you are not already a patron of the PEOPLES LAUNDRY become one at once.
Regular buslneSB meeting Tues-ProfeSlor W. C. Wilcox gave alec- EllIolt, besides having proven ihls a- ==::;:::::=.======:;==
day, March 21, 8 o'clock, K. C. hall.
Your clothes will last lonpr Iud look look better if we launder them for you. A fdlt will convince you of the I1IIIIt of our work. re on " The Present Crisis In Amer- bllity as a speaker, Is mal<lng good
'
Program. Tnltlation. ~n History" In Waterloo last ven- In other lines of work. He is a m 111-
President.
ber of tbe Beta Theta PI fraternity, :-___________ •
'Clarence Talbot, of. Morning Sun, and Is one ot the lecturers that the
-.lilting his sIster and brother, stu- New York Board ot Education has
- ents In the unIversity. selected. He hll3 traveled extensively
W now hav the xcluslve sale of making two trips around the world,
the R. T. Lee at Co mpany's Hne of being correspondent of the Associated
Fancy leather goods. Murphy's Fur- Press w,blle at Shanghai, China. Up
nlture Store. 3-26 on hla return ho did editorial wQrk
OVISIONS SELEOTED
FOR LAY8AN PRO.JE<1r.
I • (Continued froru page 1) -
on the Christian' Advocate, and was
at one time editor ot the Ohio Wes
layan Tranaerillt. Since returning to
Am rica he has devoted' most of his . time to glvlng llJustrated lectures,
missionary addresses, and talks upon Ja the Field Columbian Museum at
China and the Far East. He is a Chlca«o. In short, thl! type of art
ls his forte. ProtesBOr Nutting Is
blghly elated over tbe change and
believes t hat the expedItion will
pleasing speaker "and always draws
a large audience wihere his worth as
a lecturer Is knowp.
proBt exceedingly by It. Horace Younl, of the OoHere of Commencement time will soon be
Track Men Get Set! Get right up to the mark of Grand· rath Grocery quality and don't let anybody crowd you out of your place. You can't expect to win your events unless your landlady serves you wholesome, nourishing food. Tell her to supply her table from
THE BUSY STORE
Graqdrath's GROCERY
129 S. Dub! $I. -:.p".,. 89
LilleyUniforms Are made of
~he best qual- JOHN R. THOMAS tty of cloths P f
' Dealer In an kinds of er ect Mili-
tary fitting. Coal, Coke, Hats. Ca ps, Ch e vron s,
Shoulder Knots. swords etc.
Wood, Flour and F·eed ... Coal lards aDd Feed Mill Con. Wub
IUPOD and VAIl BUreD Su. Iowa ~elephoDe 452-R.
TERMS. OASH. For L ill e y Goods Call on ~============
WILLNER'S MAXMA¥ER·
JOS.SLAVATA OR
COAST & SONS Palmetto Chocolates our specialtyAU Candies Home·made. Ice
~Iberal Arts, who 1& goIng to make here. Buy an "Io~a" leather plllow
the trip, leaves within the course 01 top f.or the gradu&t:e. Very approprl
tbe next day or two tor his home In ate. Murphy's Furniture Store. 3-26 ... _________ ~ =======:::::=:::::=== Cream made in all shapes
and fu~ished for paqies "aflO, Nol"th Dakota, from W'hleh .. __ ~ ___________________ ..
place be will depart after a short stay
IOWA CITY, ' IOWA. 24·26 DUBUQUE ST.
V arsity Boys! WE extend to
you a special invitation to inspect our new Day Light Clothing store, and to judge for yourselves the values .. , we are gIVIng In the different departments--Remember this--not an old article in the house-you take no chances--our ' entire stock is new.
· ~LAV.ATA&
EPPEL 24 ·26 S. Dubuque St.
The HfNRY lOUIS
PHARMACY Has Moved to
114 College Street
Weare still the sole agents for all Rexall Goods, Kodaks and supplies
Let us do your ' , Developing and Finishing
Professors - Instructors -Students GOT ANY OLD BOILERS?
For the next 15 days we will pay $1.00 for Old Copper Boilers, or 50c for Old Tin Boilers regardless of condition toward the purchase of the ~ Famous $3.75 EXTRA HEAVY COPPER BOILER··The Boiler That Wears A Lifetime.
SMITH & CILEK Hardware and Boilers
GIRARD 2Mla.wP J~u.."",
ARROW COLLARS They fit and sit right ,
Ix., U.,2Sc. a-.• .....,.ac. .......
MON.-TUES.-WED.
March 20-21-22
"Mercedes" La Pianist De Mysterie
A.NTHONY & BENDER
German Comedians
CONLEe SISTE-RS
Juvenilp. Act
BOB WHITE
The human 'Mocking Bird
School Children's Souvenir
Matinee Saturday
and receptions. All LATEST 'DRINKS.
BASE BALL TIME. ibe .ummer &eaIOIl brlDga the bale baU fever aDd with it tile new things you will have to have to make your work tWa year a successful one. Our New Balle Ball Good!! are
Here. New Mittll, New Gloves, New Unilorms, New l\(aaks, New Balla the HAWKEYE OUR SPEOIAJ, GU~.RANTEED BALL. Will you want anything in our Hne this season. We are in fine shape right now to taJre .care of you In botib 81ze and .tyle.
Order Early. HOPKINS BROS. 00. 818-620 Walnut St • •
Des Moines, 10. Largest 8por1:.iJ1e Goods House
In the West.
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WKfYfS IAICUfS IS1TORS PR01
STRONG]
"ebb l'uta up
Hiller of 001
Oro,
Xebraska wre
Jeep of the ~
tournament last
tbree matches I
e vilitors hab
ent tbroughou
The COru'buill
an tbe locals,
"'ar being outW!
ty Elliott of NE
'0 this the I(Jwa
ndltion becaus
I~ebraska manaB I
~ time to allolV
log. and the vlsl
1)' demand as
For Instance, hI
Umlt for the IIi
Insisted upon by
01 !\ebraska WOI
However, th e 11
mto 140 at tl
ltors, and Ruby 1
advantage over
Ioc. k the mat. 1
Ite weapon of til
tUled out also ir
IIshes of the v
As the match
lever bad a ct
'eight class O'C
Ind speed, bu t
Irelght was too
(Vercome, and
\attle. The fir
~e minutes as
,Nelson and bo(
ot just after 0
IIIs800 a fall wi
feJg'bt told soo
Ind be took th,
tlth the same 1
~[acMl11an n
lehlnd In hie II
!bowed great S1
ing for 'hIs ho'
Issora on th E
~u8ker'8 favorll
IDd MacMillan
Told the hold.
IDcceeded In 1
kept after bin
In the lame WI
'tel and lbe
The Nebraska!
Webb and ~
'II tbe best exl
1'be bout was
"edd lending
, lIat In less t1
tolled over q\
On had taken
lead lock anc
Webb claImed
lacobs missed
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