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THE DAIL¥ " I"OWAN -. VOLUME XDI IOWA CITY. 10W.'\. WEDNE DAY MORNING,
Year Ticket No. 5 Admission 25c IOWA·
Game Called at 7:30 Sharp
~OACH HAWLEY REl URNS TO HAWKEYE GRIDIRON
"'lUTES THAT BUSINESS WILL
l'ER~UT m~1 TO OOACH IOWA
~Iuch Doubt teared Up by Letter--
Athletic BoanJ Meets Tonigbt-
COLLEGE PRESIDENTS PICK RHODES SCHOLAR
President • .Bowman 'Vill Act A
Ho t to "i Itlng Educators
and cbolars
Five colJege presidents will meet
in Iowa CHy next Saturday to pick
tbe :Rbodes scbolar trom Iowa.
For one day these executlv~8 of
Iowa eduoo.t1onal institutions will be onU1&c{' Will He S(&ned Soon -
SmJth Ol)tlmlstJc at PreSident Bowman's home in con
ference with the four candidates tor
tbe honor. They w1l1 be the guests Jess B. Hawiey will return to ~f the president at luncheo.n.
CAPTAINS WORK ARO
fOR MILITARY BAll CO~~UTTE.F]S HARD AT ORX ON
)'ROOUA)lS. DE ORATIONS l\YD
~ I OI)E O}' ENTERT.<\I~IE~T
TEAM WILL PLA ITHOUT CAPTAI
al)taln Gardner Disabled
bag~Lln -Up Oh'en b oacb
Kent r'estertla;y
Because of a severe attack of
lumba80 from which he has been
IN All READINESS FOR UNION MIXER
O)I)IlTTEES FOR BW MIXER
n.\ \'E COl\1PM';TED AJ~IJ PLAN
.'OR T MORROW IGHT
l'J.ograms WUI be ExteRl.4v&-Covel' eutrerlng tor I!everal days Cap aln SI)('eeh Will b~ lind&--. I Ic to
Mude of .Leather-necoratlon 001- Gardner will not In all probabhllty HAve Prominent PIU·t OD PDOgram
IlIlttee Hus )Iade Plftnns-No An- be able to play in the game against -Boxing lUatclJe8 to be Staged-
swer trom Official (l..eander larke tonlgbt. It may be Begin .\boot Eight
'possible for him to enter the last I
Cbase Hoadley, cbalrman of the halt of the contest but tbls Is ex- Final preparations have been
program committee of the m1l1tary tr mely unlikely. Tbe team how- made for the big Iowa Union Mixer
eoa'Ch the 1914 eleven. Although Three Iowa colleges were repre- ball, yesterday gave out his selection ever w1ll enter the game undaunted to be held tomorrow night. The
the contract Is not signed, Prof. A. sen ted In the list of tbose who pass- of programs for the next big tunc- by tbe lack of leadership and ready mixer will be held In the rooms re
O. Smith, chairman 01 the board in ed the preliminary examinations tion. The program selected Is more for any surprise tbat Leander cently leased by the organization.
contrel ot athletlcs, yesterday morn- held at the universJty on October 15 laborate tban any tbat has ever Clark may have prepared tor Iowa. The comm;Uees have worked hard
I.Qg received a. letter from Hawley In, and 16. Tbe candidates for the ap- been used at a university formal, Ilnd The line-up that wlll start the game tbe past week getting everything in
",bJch the coacll stated his business pointment follow: J. H. St. John, should make a decided hit with the lis Von Lackum and Fields, forwaros; readiness and It Is said that a good
relations would permit football teacb- Muscatine, (Gr\J1nell); H. W. Van devotees of the fantastic who attend Grlssel, center; Parsons and Jacob- time will be given every man that
log next tall. Pelt, Mt. Vernon, (Cornell); Arthur the captains' ball. The cover of the sen, guards. attends.
Uolll'd to Act S. Kirk, :r;>es Moines, (Drake); Au- program Is of natural If"atber, with The work of the team has been The mix r wlJ) be open to all tbe
At the meeting of the athletic dubon Seevers, Des MoInes, (Drake). aQ. old gold seal embossed on the constantly Improving during the past men of tbe university. This Is done,
boar4 thIs evening It Is expected tbat The college 1)resldents who will front. The program Is of a good week and speed and accuracy are according to reports, so that men
a committee will be appointed wrth choose the successful applicant fol- size and carries an eight page In- beginning to make their presence ' that are not members might learn
power to act which will enter Into low: President James E. Harlan, sert. A leather program Is an fano- known In the ranks of the Hawk- of tbe things wblch the union will
negotiations with Coach Hawley Im- pornell College; President John A. vaUon for a public formal, as thE!' eyes. Donnelly at guard Is making try to do and offer to the men of
mediately. "It Is probable tbat the ~1arquls, Coe College; President Hill high cost has prohibited former com- an excellent showing and will In all the unlv r Ity.
contract will be completed at a very M. Bell, Drake University; President mitt es from using 8n~ thln~ more proba,blllty be used In the game to- Program Arranged
early date" said Professor Smith yes- Ir!. H. T. Main, Grinnell College; and elj\borate tban s:mple cardboard ef- nlgbt. • Tbe program for tb mixer has
terda,y evenln,g. ,President John G. Bowman, Unlv- I tects. been arranged. It Includes speech-
Hawley in Buslness erslty of Iowa, chairman. While the decorating committee ENGINEERING LIBRARY es, boxln.g matches and other forms
It became known at tbe close of bas not fully decided just what de- WJLL 'BE MOVED SOON of entertainment.
the rootbaIl aeason thAt Coach Haw- l'.".EW PIOl'ORIAL BOOKLET tails of their plan to hide tbe naked-
ley was considering an attractive bus-
Iness offer tn Chicago which would
prevent his coaching of the Iowa
team In 191 t. At that time It seem-
iSS .m B\' JRO)'. WELLER ness ot the Armory on January 9th
will be, they have ascertained the
general scbeme of decoration. Tbe "On the Campus" Is the title ot
l,lbrary WHI Be Taken From Nator
ul cience HWJ to Hall of
Engineering . . '
The meet1n~ will be opened by a
sbort talk oy the Hon. D. D. Mllr
pb;V ot Elkader. Mr. Murphy la (
cbalrman of the stale board of edu-
cation and promised the committee plan Is to feature a large slar, Illum-an unusually attractive booklet
ed almost Impossible that the Dart- loated with electriCity, as the center President Bo\vman announced yes- some time that he would be present whioh comes from the press today. ,
moutb player could return to the unl- of tbe celllng, with streamers of red, terday that the engineer's petition at the first mixer If possible, ~ It is the latest of the university bul-
versity. Reports were sent out that white and blue festooning paper tor a library had been granted. The President McChesney of tb~ :First letln series Issued by Professor C.
he would not coacb In the 1914 sea,H. Weller, the university editor.
son, but tbe letter yesterday ruorn-Views of the university buildings
ing brought a dt1!erent story and the
draped from tbis to the sidewalks books wlll be removed from the base- National bank wlll also give a talk.
above the running track. The paper ment of t.he general library to room His talk will deal with materIal
wfll be put up to form a detlnlte pat- 2 N in the engineering building the tbings and will discuss ways and \Bnd the campus occupy nearly the
alumni and students al e delighted tern , and the whole effect should be whole of tbe publication, there be-
first ot next week If tbey can be got- means for a modern club bouse for
ten ready by tbat time. Room 2 N the organization. wltb the news. most pleasing to the eye. Special atIng but two pages of text. At the
beginning of the book is an etchATHLETI S DISOU ED
~ng, showing a blrd's eYe view of the AT DUMAi"I T )Th'ETING
entire university. The engravings
are done in two sh~des of brown and Nelson A. Kellogg read an Inter
many of them appear for the first estlng paper before the meeting of
time. Under each picture a short tbe Humanist club at the bome of
,des()l'lption and history of the bulldProfessor and Mrs. C. H. Weller
ing Is given.
Copies of the booklet will be on Monday evening. His subje<>t was
"Athletics, Ancient and Modern.' ''' distrlbu tion Thursday afternoon at
Continued on page four)
JO INT pnOGRiUr PLANNED
is on the corner of tbe engineering Music for the mixer will be fur-
building directly under tbe dean's nlsbed by several people. Tbe unl-
office, and the applied science stu- v£lrslty quartette has promised to
dents are rejoicing that such an ex- be present and shou Id prove a draw-
llY TWO ASSO lATIONS cellent location has been secured for ing card, say the committee. Plan-
the incoming library. Ists, botb the classical and the )·ttl!-
Tbe first joint meeting of the two Somewhat In return for President time kind will be present. Coonln
Christian associations will be held Bowman's kindness In granting tbe and Ford bave promised to put on a.
this evening at Close hall. The two petition and for his promptness of small ent<:rtalnment.
associations have been holding sep- action, the engineers have agreed to Anotb r big drawing card has He compared the ancient ideas and
'the registrar's office. arate mld-weeg meetings. Tbe meet- erect the cases whicb are to contain been promised. It Is reported that
It is · desired system of sports wltb those of to
that tbe students going home take day and concluded that there was
copies and give them to those Internot really much dil'ference between . I ested. These booklets are also is-old Greek athletics and tbose of to
sued as souvenirs for the delegates day. He showed that they had prac-I
,to the nattonal convention of the t1cally the ame kind of sports, ex-
t f th d t Cosmopolitan clubs which meet.s
cep some 0 e 010 ern games, I sucb as football, and encount red here December 26-29.
the same difficulties In holding con-
tests. In an interesting manner he HENUY COUNTY STUI)ENTS
traced the rise of professionalism In All Henry county students are re
at letlcs, taking up the evolution of quested to meet In Close ball today
the "tramp' 'athlete. at one o'clock sharp. Important.
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ing this evening wlll be the last be- the books when removed. These will two or three ring aspirants will be
fore the Christmas holiidays. be put up tbls evening and tom or- present and will put on the gloves.
Tbe meeting will be called at row. The lumber wlll be sawed to These boxing matcbes have proved
6: 60. It will be called ear1l1er than size in the university shops and the very popular at former mixers and
usual tbls evening in order to let students will fit the parts together in are always welcomed by tbe men of
those attending, take In tbe basket tbe library room. Tbe engineers are tbe university.
ball game. taking a hearty Interest In the 11-
Miss Mceatta Browning, presi
dent of the Y. W. C. A. will preside.
A program has been arranged in
wbcb members of both organizations
will take part. The program wi~1
bave the spirit of Cbrlstmas in It.
hrary and are co-operating In every
way possible to make the thing a
success.
Miss Ruth
been pledged
Rath of wat~ Delta Gamma.
has
, Tbe mixer will begin sometime be-
tween 7: 30 and 8 o'clock tomorrow
eve.il~g In th,e rooms of the union
o~the Brunswick parlors.
• JANUARY 22, SAVE THE DATE.
Now is the Time to Get That Date
MILITARY BALL First Friday After You Come Back JANUARY 9
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THE DAILY IOWAN
Published every morning except Saturday and Monday.
'because at the failure of some. of the
men to keep up In their university
work. However, we lebleve that the
student body w!ll get ba k of the
\ ltered at the Post Office at Iowa team from. the start. This w!ll mean City as second class matter.
Office and editorial rooms 23 Ea.t Walhlngton. Phone 29.
RALPH G. GRASSFIELD Editor-in- biet.
H . E. WEBB Business Manager.
DESK EDITORS Monday . ... .. .. .... ival McPeak , Tuesday, ..... . ....... Oval Quist Wednesday .. . .... . . H. F. Mottett Thursday .. . .. Donald G. Hunter hturday •..... Leslie Hildebrand
SPORTS DEPARTMENT
a successtul basketball season for
"Old Gold."
I<'Awr }·'HEfHL'lAX SQt:AD AEBT
YAll81TY IX FIRST OXTES'J)
Yearllngs Sweell ]{ent's l\(en OIT
Their Feet- quad Reduced
In Ize by Coach
On two different occasions the fast
and nimble proteges ot Coach Adams
deteated the varsity basketball squad Hamilton Johnson . ...... Editor by a low score. The speed of the H. F . Mottet .... ... .... Assistant
LET US HELD YOU NO MATTER WHAT YOU MAY W:LSH TO SPENI YOU'LL FIND HERE IN LARGE ABUNDANOE, US FUL ARTIOLES OF EVERY DESORIPTION-THING THAT WILL MAKE EXOELLENT GIFTS-AN: PRICED REASONABLE AS YOU COULD EXPECT.
Here They Are---Gifts He'll Be Glad To Get BATH nOBE MACKINAW BOX OF ILK HOSE
UFF BUTTONS SCAllF PIN
S. U. I. -BLANKETS
DIlESS GLOYES HOUSE COAT UMBRELLA SWEATER COAT NECKWEAR NEC1{WEAR CANE Tn.'\. \ 'EUNG BAG LINEN HANDKEllCHIEFS DHESS SHffiT PIl .. l .. OW ('OVERS PENNANTS
Rl'IT CASE FLANNEL SHIRT UAIX COAT l\IUFl<'LER CAP PAJA~rAS
DEPARTMENT EDITORS freshmen Is nothing short of marvel- CHEOK UP THE LIST AND BRING IT WITH YOU. STORE OPEN EVENINGS. ous and promises truly great things
Dental ............ W R Kinzer Engineering ..... . Lloyd Darling Forensic ...... larence B. Isaac Graduate .... Raymond Durboraw Law . ....... ..... .. S. T. Funk
for the future of Hawkeye glory.
Coach Adams has reduced tlte squad
from thirty to twelve members In
order to facilitate the handling of SLAVATA & EPPE J(n
Medicine ....... R. L. Storkman Pharmacy ......... E. M. McGoey Mtlitary .......... Carroll Martin
the men. LIV E IOWA CITY'S CLOTHIERS: Music ....... . .... Harry Gerhart In th e few scrimmages In which
the varsi ty clashed with the yearlings REPORTERS
Lola Bullard A. W. Brown they were literally swept off their -_. - - ___ 0_ 1l_ 7_ ' _ _ --1 .I.-• ....:...-....L.::.;, ===========::::. and Edna Novak Mary Kinnavey feet by the speedy onrushes
'P. C. Beezley P. R. Rockwood
IOWA UNION TICKETS I Qml~S XQIJ.'l(,FJ ~ FOR RENT- Large
Will all parties having Iowa Union I All the girls who wish to acoom- robm upstairs In alcove.
Iu
quick dodging stunts of the freshHenry McClintock B. H. Frank
men. Especially notable Is the work . tickets out for sale please call at my pany Miss Louise Barr to the hos- of rooms down stairs.
Wednesday Morning, Dec. 17, 1913 of Dutton the yearling center. Criss- ' offiCe today, Wednesday, and settle pital, and assist her in entertaining bert. Phone 274R.
WELCOME TO HAWLEY man, Ha usler and Bannick however for same. It is desirable that a the patients Christmas day, are cor-
\V ANTED-Agen ts are not to be outdone by anyone and statement be prepared on member- dialiy invited to meet with Miss Barr
C h J H 1 ill h th practical ELECTRIC DEVISE oac esse aw ey w coac e ship to be submitted at the mixer at Close hall. Hawkeye football learn next year.
the struggle for supremacy grows tomorrow evening.
daily more and more spirited. Most This is the welcome news which was ROBERT RtIENOW.
of the men come from large high received by the athletic assoc:alion
schools where they play~d stellar J'esterday. Since Mr. Hawley return-
able in every hom o or office
Illectr;clty. 24 1-2 South Clinton The .mili tary officers at Purdue
were lately initiated. The men tak- LOST-A Ph: Delta Chi pin.
parts. ed to bis bome at the end of the
H. E. Van Duzer of Rock Island en into the m:lital'Y fraternity were der ling 16 2L.
1t is the belief of the coaches that gave another talk on salesmanship chosen on acco unt of the military foot ball season, there has been per-
the material in the process of mak- to the students of the college of knowl edge. slsten t rumors that he would not re-
The ing will in t;me far excell any that pharmacy yesterday.
BUSINESft DffiEUl'ORY
DR. J. WARD turn again next year. Dally bas ever appeared on the Iowa floor. Mrs. W . W. Mercer, L. A.
stories, '11, Iowan has ignored these X-Ray photographs of th e Wlscon- Dentist I Johnson County Savings Bank
Coach Adams is especially optimistic some of which have been prin ted by
as his proteges have twice proved too state and city papers. This flaunting
'speedy for the more experienced var-of rumors based upon the flimziest •
foundations is poor newspaper work sity.
to say the least. It not only reflects . The twelve men of the team are
leaves this morning for her mother's
honle in Lake City to spend the holi
days.
sin football team disclosed the fact
that Keeler, righ t guard on the var
sity played the entire season with
Dean Klingenhagen is in Chicago a broken shoulder. An injury In the
attending a meeting of thE' rlealt>. 01 early fall lrept him out of the game
upon the newspaper but it injures Crissman, Dutton, Bannick, L. Haus- women of Americanll universities. for a few days but with a special
Telephone 327.
DR. W. H. DONOVAN Physician and Surgeon
Special attention given to Eye, Nose and Throat.
Office: Johnson County BaRk Building. Rooms 315-320.
Phone 106J the Individuals of institutions con-
cerned. When the story was printed
ler, Ticktin, Flesler, Barton, Heman, The conference continues until to- protection for his shoulder he was Residence Cor. College able to play the rest of the season. mit. Phone 106M. Allen, Johnson, Eggleston, and Ties- morrow.
some time ago concerning Mr. Haw
ley's not returning to Iowa another
se.
Hausler, Bannick, 'and Eggleston
were members of the speedy liberal year, there were many who did not
arts squad that defeated the pharbeHeve the story because no definite
maceuts by an overwhelming score statement was made to support the
last Saturday. rumor. However, many persons were
incHned to think that Mr. Hawley
was seeking publicity, or more money HORAOK WRITES BOOK
A booklet has just been published from the university. These rumors
by Professor F. D. Horack of the dewere freely circulated atter it was
partment of politioal science on the announced that Hawley would not be
"Legislation of the 35th general &sback. Of course these tales were not
sembly." The book is a resume of true, but the casual observer of the
the proceedings of the last legislaathletic interests of this state instl-
tution would readily take them for
granted. The Iowan today prints
the story ot Mr. Hawley's return
next year. This article Is authentic
throughout. What criticisms that
have been made during the past
ture. It is now being widely 'circu
lated throughout the state by the
~tate historical society. '
JANUARY 22, SAVE THE DATE.
FURNISHED ROOM-Two blocks
three or four weeks are noww cleared from campus. Board if desired. Oth-
considerably. er r()oms vacant after 19th.
191-R.
Tel.
BASKETBALL SEASON , This evening the basketball season W ANTED-A student to tend fur-
opens. Iowa will meet Leander nace atter Christmas. Must rOOIn in
Clark on the armory floor. The spir- house. Board given. Tel. 191-R.
lt and enthusiasm of the past two
months has been a great factor in
the making ot an exceptional foot OOMING EVENTS + + ball team. This wonderful football .1111 '1"1",111111"111'-"1'++'1111"1"1"1111111_
team was developed trom a squ,d ot Dec. 19-HolidlilY recess starts.
men no better than those ot a YfJar .Tan. 5-Works resumed.
ago. We give muc' credit to the Jah 12-Basketball at Minnesota. ,
staullch backing of the student body. Jan. 17-Basketball at Chicago.
The present prospects for basket- Jon. 19-Minnesota at Iowa.
ball is up to the average year. The Feb. 21-Northwestern at Iowa.
squad Is already materially weakened March 7-Northwestern here.
Santa Suggests ·the Following at the
Gold~n Eagle , '
CLOTHING STORE -----~~.--.~ - ...:.. •• . :- ---!..:.. Men's SuJts and Gloves
Overcoats Rats and Caps
Men's Smoldng Culf Buttons
Jackets Scarf Pins
lUen's Bath Collar Bags
Robes Suit Cases
Silk Mufflers Sweater Coats
Uandkerchtefs Rolsery
Umbrellas. Boys' Suit
Neckwear Special
Suspenders Boys' Caps
Shirts Bo"s' Shirts
Boys'I5Oc
Neckwear
Boys'Sus-
penders
Boys' Sweaters
Boys' 'Walsts
Boys Hosiery
Fur Coats
Fur CallS
Slip-Ons
1\[en's and Boys'
l\facldnaws
--------~-------------------Coal is Like Ice Cream-It aarees with Everybody.
Invalids, Convalescents, Children; in fact, Everybody likes it, and there are no bad after effects.
C. W. THOMPSON
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DR. T. L. HAZARD
HomeopatbJc PhyslclaD
Oftlce over Golden Eagle
DR. IVY S. TI'l'ZELL
Homeopathic PhYliclan
Houra 11-12 8---3
Johnson CQunty 'Bank Bleil.
DR. FRBD JI'. BALL&RD DenUil Surgeon
812-818 oloblUlon 00aat7 Bank Phone No. U6-R.
JOHN VOSS, D. D. S.
121-2 S. Dubuqne 8t. Phooe 1
DR. F. C. TlTZICLL
8urgeon
Hour 2-4 Rooml 414-4
DR. GEO. E.KELLER PbY8iciaa &ad SurgeO-
Special attention given to of the Throat, Chelt and Sktu, blood disorders. Hours: 8-11 a. m. 1-6 p. m. 1042L. Offices Johnson Co. Bault
l\IONEY TO LOAN
O. BotheD
Johnlon County Bank Bid,.
MRS. TAYLOR Stenograpber
Thesis and Manu8OI'Ipts copied. Phone U66Y 413 Iowa
Dorothy L. DeJ'ra ...
PUBLIC STJDNOGRAPHml
Suite 8, Paul Helen B14,.
1T8.
LOLA OLARK-MIGHELL, .. 218 1-2 E. Washington.
Office hourse 2 to 7 p. m. or special appointment
Sanda" 5 to 8 p..... Plu.e
r t
Basket Ball Starts Soon I Gridiron, Fiela and Floor ~ Let's be Basketball Champions \
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--ORGANIZERS TO WORK • 1
A Few Necessities FOR COUNTY REUNIONS fN6!~~Tl!~~~TRf • ---
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J~:~ ~~:~:::,~ :OJ,- I
That no Studfnt ought to be without 'WHEN THE PRICES ARE SO LOW
Ul O 0 NT\" CLUB RALLY HELD
YE TERDA \" AT -ATURAIJ SCI.
ENCE A DITORIUM
ROBERT SHERMAN Presents
play l ine of box candies at aI- f . '. most wholesale price. B uy- +
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$2.00 Shirts 1.50 Shirts 1.00 Shirts
• $1.45 1.15 .79
$2.00 Gloves . $1.50 1.50 Gloves 1.00 Gloves
•
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1.25 .85
One Thousand tudents Present -
JUuch Enthu8ia m Shown- IIdes
Shown of Ames Oume--Oountlee
Will O.·ganlze
"JHt CHORUS LADY" j
By JAMES FORBES
give .i: ','
orne 't' ----------- t in an d look them over and't ________ ~ __ ~ Os'
yon will hlke that Christmas ::: ~.
Winter Caps, Underwear, Hose ASK TO SEE OUR
One t housa nd s tudents assem bled
at the natural science audi toriu m
yesterday morn ing to at tend the
Next Attraction "JOHNNY WISE"
A t)l'I~en t home with you. ~?
',' ',' .,. Student Special ounty lub Rally. Nearly a ll the
co un ties In the state were represent
ed by students from those districts.
Students from some counties tailed
to appear and some r corded pertect
MUlical Version of
:t: .'. I DOV ALIS ~i~ "My Wife's Family"
Suit or Overcoat '1' Confectionery.!.
j.,. Parlors :i: :( . ' . • ';+!!+<":"~:"X"' ... :·,! .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. : .. :u: .. : .. : .. : .. :.
AT ••• $14.~ , a t tendance. Johnson county clalm- Des Moines, S .Gross; Dickinson, H .
d the largest crowd and tar out dis- L. Davis; Fayette, C. W. Gallaher;
tanced any other community. Floyd, A. B. PfeitTer; Fremont, A .
• J. J. Shannon . Baggage Transfer;
and MAX MAYER
Everyone present at the rally en- B. DeFreece; Grundy, H. K. Vaser •
tered Into hearty ' co-operation with Hamllt.on, Leo Dick; Harrison, R C.
the plans suggested by the unlve"!"- Fountain; Henry, W. D. Hanna;
slty of Iowa association. Slips or Howard, L. R. Fields; JIumbolt, Ger
paper were passed out to the stu- trude Taft; Ida, L. D. Cheney; Jack
dents giving suggestions and pre- ;son, C. Altfilllsch; Jasper, H.
sentlng ideas. These papers told Brunner; Jones, S. A. St.reeter; Keo
how to organize county clubs and leuk, L. B. Oliver; Kossuth, V. T.
gave Ideas of constitutions for the 'Vincent; Lee, John Kiedalsch; Linn,
Parcel Delivery Office with
Mtller & Miller Stove Store 23 S. DUBUQUE ST.
Phones Office 59 R Residence 506
Deliveries made exactly at the time promi.ed --- NOT just a few minutes late r
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LAUNDRY~ ~
WORK ~ I called for and delivered ~
~ C. J. Toms ~ Proprietor
the Information We
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SECOND SQUAD TO PLAY THIS WI TER
Pions to Pla<.'e Second Team In ev·
e"a! G ll1ll8S Now BeIng Di -
cussed by ]{ent
same. Perry Oxley; Lucas, C. T. Bowen;
Shillulmugh in Cilul'ge Lyon, L. L. Mak; Madison, E. C.
Professor B. F. Sha.mbaugh had Hamilton ; Mahaska, M. A. O'Br ien ;
charge of the meeting. In a few Marlon, O. Wormhoudt; Monroe, L.
words he told of the purpose of the 'l-I. Mo un ts; Montgomery, C. B. Isaac;
meeting and the things tha.t should Muscatine, C. C. Hakes; O'Brien, A.
A schedule of seven or eight games be accomplished dur ing the holidays. ·J!'o ley ; Palo Alto, J. E. Godden; P ly
for the second basketball team is Other speaker s were Robert Rlenow .mouth, E . J . Gottsch; Pocohontas,
the present plan of Coach Kent. and Charles Meloy. Each had Ideas A. H. Gunderson ; Sac, H. B. Sea·
Whether t his plan will be sanctioned which were presented to those pres- man ; Sioux, J. B. Gregg; Story, J .
by the conference board is not known ent, on the movement. C. Addison ; Tama, H. L. Von Lack
but It Is highly probable that no ob- Music was furn ished by the glee um; Taylor, B. Mahan; Union , W.
jectlon will be offered. The reason club. They sang a couple. of selec- T . Spies ; Wapello . W. W . Hansell ;
for such plan Is to keep the second tions and were called back both Warren, H. H. Hestwood; Washlng
team In condition and to give oppor- times. At the close of the meeting Iton , L . Baker; Wayne, H. E. Cun
tun lty to more men to enter the slides of the university and Its actlv- nlngham ; Webster, C. D. Meloy ;
sport. lUes were thrown on a screen. The
It Is the plan of the coach to sched- rally adjourned after singing Old
ule a few games In the state as cur- Gold.
taln raisers to the. varsity games,
and several more with minor col-
Organ.lzers at Work
Students from several of the coun-
Winnebago, S. C. Charlson ; Wlnnl
shlek, P. W. Qually; Woodbury, W.
A. Dutton ; Worth, E. Thoen;
Wright, H ..... Wolcott.
PHONE 58 FOR RENT-To glrlB one deBir- leges In the state. The plan If suc- ties held meetings and began prepar- + + + + + + + + + + + + 225 Iowa A venue alble modern room. 720 East Jecer·
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cessfully carried ol.(t will develop QUons tor banquets and reunions + + better varsity material and will during the holidays. Committees + OFFIOIAL BASKETBALL + create a wider and keener enthus~ wlll be appointed by these persons '+ SCHEDULE + lasm than now exists, says the and they wlll look atter the details + + coach. There may however be some of the reunions. Information on + + + + + + + + + + + + dJ.fficulty In arrangetng the games 'these reunions may be obtained at Dec. 17-Leander Clark at Iowa
but this wlll be only a minor dlffi- 'the office of the secretary ot the unl- City.
culty. Iverslty ot Iowa association, on the Jan. 7-State Teachers at Iowa
second 1l00r In the Old Capitol. City. i ; i mOH SCHOOL VS. ALIDINI The OrganIzers Jan. 17-Chlcago at Chicago.
Yesterday evening at the High Below follows a list of counties In Jan. 19-Mlnnesota at Iowa City.
school the first team clashed with Iowa with the student organizers
the alumni in their annual battle, Ifrom these counties. The name of
the latter winning by 26-19 score. \the organizer follows the name of
This was the first official game of the county.
the season and dedicated the n~w I Adair, J. L. Chapman; Adams, J. I
gymnasium. The alumni led through- M. Stokes ; Audubon, Flora Houston;
out the game and had no difficulty In Benton, Clark Fanton; Blackhawk,
handling the high schoolers. J . Lee Shillinglaw; Boone, F. L. Mack-
Jan. 23-Grlnnell at Grinnell.
Jan. 27--Cornell at Mt. Vernon.
Jan. 30 or 31-Ames at Iowa City.
Feb. U-8tate Teachers at Cedar
Falls.
Feb. 12- Mlnnesota at Mlnneapoli3
Feb. 13-Carleton at Northfi eld .
Feb. 16- Chlcago at Iowa City.
Swisher starred ' for the High s.chool Jey ; Bremer, H. T. Holt; Buena Vls- Feb. 21-Northwestern at Iowa
although hiB teammates played a ta, F. H. Gilliland; Butler, B. L. City.
-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. good game considering the ' season. Trey; Calhoun, A. T . Bailey; Carrol, Feb. 24-Ames at Ames. • Prince and Leighton of the alumni, IEdna Westfall ; Cass, W. L. Diven; Feb. 27- GrinneU at Iowa City.
played the stellar roles making most Chickasaw, C. L . Strike; Clarke, E. March 7-Northwestern at Evans-
of the baskets. 'K. Jones; Clay, R. M. Cornwall; ton. c-A -N -D-I -E-S Clayton, M. W. O'Rlley; Crawtord, F. March 20 and 21-State High
Professor R. A. Keuver was called R. Menagh; Dallas, W. S. Cardell; school tourney at Iowa City.
to Mason City yesterday to act as Da.vis, Edith M11ler; Decatur, R. A.
Finelt Line of FaDcy Box Candy that can be found. Johnson's--Morse's--Foss anti Bunte Br08., Etc.
Come in aDd Pick Out a Nice Rox f~ a Present. TAYLOR'S-.. -16 S. Clinton Street an expert witness In a polson case. McGinnis; Deleware, G. C. Albright; JANUARY 22, SAVE THE DATE.
CAPTAINS WORK HARD Is the Idea ot the comlllIttee to make
this party a real mll~tary ball, and
FOR MILITARY BALL '~ti:r~:Se~s ~:~:~b~: t~e:t::n:at: ~::~. -----:---------t ttvity.
(Continued {rom page one)
tention wjIJ be paid to the gallery,
as the decorations wlII be arranged
to give those viewing the party from
ADDITIONAL RIFLES COME TO UNIVERSITY
the higher strata an unobstrued view LJeutenant Phinney Secures More
of the entire floor. The rail around Arms From Roek lslan(l Ar enal
the run'ning track will be completely }~or Cftdets
covered with cloth as w11l the gun
lockers below, and around the wall An additional supply of arms for
under the track innumerable flags the cadet regiment Is now deflnitely
will be hung. Various small features assured. Commandant Phinney spent
In the way ot punch booths, rest two days last week at the Rock ISJ
rooms, etc., will be arranged, and the land Arsenal taking the annual phy
whole scheme should work Into a sical examination prescribed tor ar-most admirable decoration. my officers, and while at the arsenal
Chairman Hanna of the cOIpmlttee completed arrangements for securing
plans to have all the preliminaries a further supply of Krags from thl!
out of the way before vacation in War Department. Several thousand
order to start the actual work of the of these weapons are now stored at
decoration immediately after the re- Rock Island, and as soon as the nec
opening of school. essary forms are fllled out, a SUPPlY
Although word has not been re- of two hundred will be shipped to
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GREAT FUR SALE .. TODAY' AND TOMORROW JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS
Today and tomorrow a representative of one of the large Eastern FUR Houses will display a
$15,000 StOCK of Stylish Furs Tn Our Fur Department, consisting of Mink, Jap Mink, Fttcfi,
Black Fox and all New Quality Furs.
In Addition to This Offering Our own large stock of Medium and Low Priced Furs and Fur
Coats wi1l go during this Sale at a
BIG SPECIAL DISCOUNT
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celved as yet trom Governor Clarke, the university. With the rifles, the ==================================:::::::======::::::======================================= it Is hoped that the Chief Executive \Commandant procured a supply of Inames, the supply should prove ade- Stuckey, Dr. Ralph Heilman, Pro- Seaman on government methods (
will be In attendance at the party. field belts similar to those now in use rquate for the needs of the millltary fessor Oscar R. Ewing, Mr. Robert testing coal. J. Carmichael descrll
The committee has Invited him ana by the cadets, and enough leather department for some time to come. ~.ienow, Dr. R. H. Sylvester, Profes- ed a water power project that hi
hope to have his answer within the , belts and cartridge boxes to equip /The new rifles will probably arrive Isor E. Lewis, and Professor R. M. been Installed near Maquoketi
week. Several officers stationed at Ithe entire regiment. This arrange- during vacation, making it possible Faris. Iowa.
the Rock Island Arsenal have been ment will give the university 500 ffor all the companies to drill under The next meeting of the club will
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invited and It is probable that some ,rifles and belts, and as the roster of arms after vacation. be held on the evening of January BARRED FRO~( DANCING of them will attend the function. It the regiment now includes 501 Lieutenant Phinney had hoped to fifth at the home of President and Because they vl01a~ed the COUI
, NOTICE To Senior Girls
We are now taking orders for the
SENIOR CAPS Come in and look at the samples
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Solid Silver I
Spoons
gOt Each Per Set, $4.75
The Ideal Gift for your Gir 1 Friend
The Largest Line of Cameo Lavalieres in the city at
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G. O'BRIEN , Jeweler
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secure an allotment of the new Mrs. J. G. Bowman. A paper will 'ell's edict forbidding the tango an
Springfield rifle, the same weapon be read by the retiring president of other ' new dances at the Junio
that is used In the active service, but the cl_b, /Professor F. D. Horack. Prom, several of the men at Illinoi a law recently passed prevents these have been sent letters giving notic
' weapons from being used to any but ENGINEERING SOCIETmS ~hat they will be excluded from al
those miIltary schools recognized by HOl,D JOINT MEETING \university and club dances. As;
the War Department as "Distln- result of this the dacing clubs \laV~
gulshed Institutions." While Iowa . The American Institute of Elec- ·met and decided upon a censor wb
ranks high in the reports of the gov- trical Engineers and a SOCiety of is to attend all club dances an
ernment, she is not in this top class,
and consequeI\~ly is barred from rt' ·
ceiving the rifles desired. Only
about a half dozen of the many I>
mechanical engineers held a semi- ' have authority over same.
monthly joint program last evening.
A short talk was made by H. B. JANUARY 22, SAVE THE DATI ini ,_
schools and colleges in the county ~~.)()OO+O+~~o+o+o+o.o.ot
having miUtar! work under govern- I R ment supervis~on are cla~sed as "dip ENT your Typewriters and obtain tinguished institutions." your s~ppl1e~ for same at Irish B.us1ness Col·
Drill last night was by battalion as ~ lege. Typewnters RepaIred . , 114 1-2 WashIngton ~treet. last week, but the periods remaining ~~+O+O"-. ~+O+OOO+C>+C»OtO.a+Ot before the recess will be devoted to
company formations. Some extended
order will probably be taken up, as
the Commandant desires to give the
men a little experience in this brancb
ot tactics Defote cold weather mal\bd
outdoor work Impossible. Rapid pro
gress has been made in close order
work by all the companies, and if
clement weatti~ revalls after vaca
tion, they sho\lld bec,oUle equally
skilled in skirnllsh formation.
- POLITIC.iL SCIENCE CLUB
ELECTS NEW OFFICERS
~lght New M 1'aken Into Society
At ~Ieeting ' Held Last
llondaf .WI
The annual busine)s meeting 01
the political s lence club was held
Monday in thp 'Uperal art auditor
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Also Serve Lunches - All Hours Hot DrinKs, Etc. 24 S. Dubuque St. ,
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lium. The loilo,wing officers were ============::::======================================== eleo~d for t'~. year. P esident,
IDean W. G. Riym~nd; secretary, Dr.
Dan El. Clark: members ot the exe- ]I d B k t cutive comm~ttee, Professors Benja- rca t 00 sore min Sham'baugh and Paul S. Peirce.
The executive committee was in- Lar;nt LIne of
lltruoted to propose new regulations FO UN T 41 N PENS regarding the admission of new In the City
~embers. The foll<>'wlng members Note Books and Stationery.
\Vere admitted at the meeting: Mr. See Our Dinner aod Tally Cards
~---------------------------------------' I p. E. Klingaman, Professor Loren PENNANTS aod PILLOW COVERS