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THE DAILY IOWAN f'ublished for the Students and Alumni of the State University of Iowa

Vol. 3 IOWA CITY, IOWA, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1903 No. 45

A GREAT VICTORY of 107-0 can take renewed hope, can continue the good work with OUR ALUMNI Kappa Sigs Entertain

Kappa. Sigma entertained the following Alumni Saturday; F. T. Jensen, Dysart; C. L Raguet, Davenport and C. P. Hanley, Muscatine, also Assistant Coach Westover of Nebraska.

lOW A'S PLA YING SENSA- great confidence. CONCERNING THE WHERE ABOUTS OF IOWANS

FINE TEAM NEXT YEAR TION OF THE WEST Few of 1903 team will not return

Team and Coach Can not be too Highly Praised- Iowa Out

of the Rut

Iowa's magnificient victory over Illinois was the sensation in the west Saturday.

Tea.m and coa.ch can not be too highly praised for the great vic­tory Iowa won v, ",' the strong Illinois eleven.

next year. CoachChalmers will have a fine team of old men to Notes of Interest About the take up tbe work next faU where Older Students of the Uni-in is left off I:Lt St. Louis Thanks versity of Iowa Football Edition giving dI:LY. The 1903 football editon of the

The follow years have passed. Mrs. Jesse L. Ki~mo~t~. of DAILY IOWAN will be issued The time of bounteous harvest Ashbury Park N. J. 1S v1s1tmg Tuesday, December 1. It will

is Iowa's now. ' at the S. A. Swisher home. contain a review of the 1908 sea-For this, all thanks to the Iowa Dr. W L Creswell of Rein- son written by Roy A. Cook.

plnyers and Coa.ch Cbalmers. beck bro~ght his brother to the The a.rticle will ~ illustrated by

Woodruff's Substitutes hospital yesterday to be operated cuts ?f the vars1ty and of the upon for appendecitis. substitutes and scrubs. The

VARSITY PLAYED GREAT GAME Coa.ch Woodruff announced edition will also contain a full &C­Francis Nugent '03 leaves to- count of the Washington game at

night for Kansas City a~d south- St. Louis. ern Kansas where he will spend The football edition will be his Thanksgiving vacation. issued on Old Gold paper and

The team played the game that before the game Saturday that Coach Chalmers hl:Ls been trying he would pla.y four substitutes to have them to play all year. The I:Lgainst Iowa saving his r egulars men played with a fierce, fighting for Nebraska..

In the Co. I competive drill will contain at .least doubl~ the Saturday night R. M. Anderson amount of rea<img matter 1n an '03 won second pla.cewith a score ordinary issue. The edition will

regulA.~s of 94. Out of the four competi- in all probability be limited to

spirit that would not be stopped. He did. Both . elevens played clean ball, For five minutes. the game being'in this respect Then he rushed the the most satisfuctory big contest in. tha.t Iowa has played this year. tions for this medal, Anderson 2,000 copies, and orders for extra

Great Excursion took part in three and has won copies should be p~ed early. CHALMERS TASK AT IOWA two. The drill WI:LS won by G. A limited amount of advertise-

The task that confronted COlWh Theexcursion from Davenport, A. Spinden, ex. '05. ments will be accefted for this Chalmers when he came to Iowa Rock Isla.nd and Moline for the edition at the rate 0 25 cents per this fall was a huge one. After game Saturday was one of the ALUMNU AT GAME inch. 107--0 at Ann Arbor la.st ydBr, largest that ever came to Iowa Among the alumni who were not much could be expected this field to see a. football contest. here for the game Saturday, a.nd McGee on Russell year. The best people in the :Three whom we did not mention in our I Prof. Nutting received the

The players were inexp('rienc- Cities made up the excursion, Saturday issue, were; Principal following telegram from W. J. ed. The ga.me h8.d to be taught aud all expressed themselves as Rodney M. Arey of Muscatine, McGee, formerly of the Bureau from the ground up. A new sys- delighted with their visit. "Skeeter" Burbank of Missouri 'of Ethnology, but who now bas

. tem of playing had to be learned, Manager Spl:Lngler was ma- Valley, Wilson Koontz Moline charge of ,the Anthropological Coach Chalmers' methods being terill.lly assisted in working up Illinois, Mr. and Mrs. William exhibit at St. Louis. He was a radically different from those of the excursion by many enthusi- Ll:Lrabee Clermont, Dr. and Mrs. personal friend of Frank Russell his predecessor. astic Iowa alumni. Paul Coldren Lewis B. Morton, Iowa. Falls, and the telegram should have

Tne success that had attended '96, coach of the Augustann. Col- Miss Georgia Genung Glenwood, been received in time for the Iowll. previous to Saturday wa.s lege team, was one of the best Edward Murphy Vinton, Fred B. memorial services but was to only moderate, but still credita- workers for the excursion. Gleason Davenport, N. S. Parvin late. ble considering the circumstan- Cedar Rapids, Miss Lena Roach St. Lonis, Mo., Nov. 18. 1903

Th h · h' h d Old Gold Edition P fee N ti cas. estate c amplOus lp !I. Rock &pids, Charles Dewey ro. . . ut ng, been won, the honor that has Sa.turday's issue of the DAILY Wushington, Ida May Wilson University 01 Iowa.

h h I . ted Old G Id .. Frank Ruslell wal a worthy IOn clung to Iowl:L throug w atever OWAN, prm on 0 Mediapolis, Dr. and Mrs. George of his Itate and an honor to the conference defer..ts she IDl1y have paper, made a hit. Middleton Davenport, Paul Cold- lciencell to which he was devoted. His met, and Missouri had been de- The edition of 1500 copies was rent coach of Augustana College, zeal aDd lelf'lIacrifice in the far north footed on Rollins field. exhausted by 7 o'clock and of Rock lsland, H. L. Strong Vin- are widely known, yet hill memory will

The Illinols team: came to Iowa 500 extra copies printed on white live chiefly in hil contributionll to the ton, B. E. Barkdall Van Horn, Icience of man. Hilla.test work wu

tield contident of victory. Illinois paper, but 15 copies now remain Mr. and Mrs Morey Eby West on his belt and he was on the eve of .said early in the sea!.'lon that she in the IOWAN office. Liberty. his greatest achievements, wh~n ' cut had as good material ~bis year I:\,S The DAlLY IOWAN has been off in hill prime. Science suffers a a.ny conference college. For recipient of many compliments grevioul lOll and I mourn an honored coach, she had the renowned upon the enterprise and ability Maroon and White friend. McGaa. Woodruff of Pennsylvania. shown by the Old Gold Illinois "Maroon and White," publish-

ILLINI WERE STRONG game edition. ed by the students of tho Inde· Octave Thanet gave a fudge The Illini were strong. They Review of State Football pendence high school, has reach- party in their hall Saturday eve-

were defeated by the undefeated The DAILY IOWAN'S annual ed a high standard of excellence ning for their brother Philos. Northwestern team by only 11 review of state football, with an in its first issue, which was re- Th~ Sund'!'y Registe~ ~er to 12, and played a fine, close aU-state college eleven . picked, ceive~ a.t the ~O":AN office this contams a pIcture of MISS EdIth game with Chicago. That will appear in the issue of Decem- m~rnm~, EdItorIal, ~ews, Ath- Preston ex. '05, of Oskaloosa who they played their bes t ga.me on ber 8. This review has been letlC, Lltera.ry a!ld S?CIal depart- has been the guest of Miss Louise Iowa field, put forth all the foot- written for three years by Roy ments lLre edIted m excellent Brockett of Des Moines, and ball that was in them, was the A. Cook and has come to be style. who has had a. number of social testi~ony of George Huff,. p~.Y~i- quite a 'feature at the close of "Maroon and White" sa.ys of functions liven in her honor. cal d1rector at th~ head of IlhnOlS football season in the state. the Iudependence-Iow~ scrubs Mrs. William Hosford and athletics. The article will be illustrated game: . "The team ce.rtamly had Miss Mae Morrow gave ao NO PRAISE TOO HIGH FOR IOWA by cuts of the players chosen for a good ~lme a.t Iowa CIty G~ breakfast party Monday morn-

To defeat this Illinois team the all-state college eleven. feed, big game an~ tally·ho ride ing. The guest of honor was was a great achievement, one D d M Cad ill - Sunday afternoon. their cousin, Mrs. Frank Pres-for which the Iowa players and r. an rs. . y w recel~e cott'Dow of Seattle, Washington, Coach Chalmers can not be too Wednesday ev~mng at the1r Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Berryhill who arrived in this city Sun-highly praised. home on North Linn. of Des Moines ~nterta.ined: at. a day morning.

IOWA VINDICATED Polygon will initiate tonight in dinner party Friday evemng.m No limit to the number of 1 . . d' d Sh' t the Okay;' Hall. The initiates are honor of Prof. and Mrs. Fa,lr- guesses you can have aot that ,10 owa IS vm lcate . e IS ou M' H' hI D 1 banks

from the bottom of the heap_ lsses er~y, 19 ey, oug as . for the best guess on the Iowa.-She can play great football and and C. A. P1erce. Dr. C. A. Ballard 01 Chicago, Washington. s?ore. Just pay the faithful students, alumni, The Shakespeare Club of this Grand Master of the 8th District your subscrlptlOn to the IOWAN professors regents a.nd Presi- city will be entertained on of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity and you get the . number of dent who have supported Iowa Thanksgiving Day at the home has been visiting with the local guesses correspondmg to the athletics through the dark days of Mrs. Kate Rogers. chapter for the past two days_ amount you pay_

THE DAilY IOWAN VOLUME 3 NUMBER 45

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Of the Vldett.e·Reporter Ihe lhlr1.l' fifth year a04 of the . U. I. Quill the ~welftb rear

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noi ' 0, but they showed the spirit of devotion which cha.racterizes Iowa. alumni. The loyal support of a trong band of alumni neces ary to a univer ity.

aD .. IDMrl Sprla ... New One

Tbeengio r ,certainly prung omething new in rooting at the

game Saturda.y. In two big wa· gon drawn by a trtLCtion engine­they came on the field cheeriug and with the engine shrieking its hriU whi tle for tbe Old Gold.

Not one minute did they let \lP xcept when tbe ignals were

given. At every prny, good or bad, that hrill wb! tIe echoed acro s the ti ld. It wa. the mo t whole-soul d, y tematic rooting that ha. be n en on Iowa field for many u. da.y. It wa n~w a.nd novel, mol' ovor it howed by its conc ption thtLt there wu. an in· tare t in the tea.m.

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Bloom & Mayer I Tbe IIIlnoll Team

The lllinoi team deserves fI L L POPULAFt BRflNDS • great praise for the excellent =========== OF game it played on Iowa field

Sa.turday, u.nd for the clean wa.y in which it pla.y d thu.t excellent game.

Illinoi upporters were un·

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beaten by such a team as Iowa Asl rour Friends . ....... Thev Can Tell rou had Saturday.

The rooting on Iowa field Sa.t· In the enthusiasm attendant ========================== urday was good. It gave the team encouragement and did upon winning the game which much to win the game for Iowa. was the goal of th~ Hawkeye Had we had a little more of this eason, the clean, spil'lted, plucky

d · the soo 0 so f th game of the IUini should not be urlOg <XJI n, me 0 e f te scores might have been dift'erent. orgot n_. _____ _ Good rooting is absolutely neces- The latest and best fancy 8&ry to any contest, athletic or Vests. BLOOM & MAYER. otherwise. Excellent Iowa ba.dges can be

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of the team at the same time, 80S Parsons & Stouffer in case of tie the best article will govern.

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On account of the tha.nksgiv· ing vacation, beginning tomorrow noon, our Wednesday issue will be the last one this week. All notices or advertisements, to be published, should be at the office before nine o'clock tomorrow morniug. Our next issue will be December 1, when we willlut.ve a special football edition.

AlUMDI Root '01' Iowa

A noticeable featnre of the rooting Saturday, was that done by a bunch of loyal alumni in the center of the grandstand. They not only added volume to the

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HAD SAID IOWA WAS NOT

IN VARSITY CLASS

Lingren, Lowenthal and Wood­

ruff Disappointed-Director Huff's Tribute to lowi

"Is Iowa in varsity class?" shouted the Iowa rooters at the Man with the Doleful Face on the east side lines Saturday.

The Ma.n of the Doleful Face was wearing a side-line badge by courtesy of the Iowa management.

He was the man who said to a Chicago Chronical Reporter on the evening of Oct. 6:

"Iowa is not in varsity class this year. Almostany minor toom could defeat her. "

Mr Woodruff refused to see him.

HUFF'S WORDS OF PRAISE Physical Director Huff of Illi­

nois stated o.fter the game that the contest was an excellent one and was won by the strongest team. He commended the clean playing of the Iowa team and said the ga.me was clean throughout. His judgement was that Illinois pla.yed the best foot­ball she wa.s capa.ble of playing.

"This talk about dropping a.ny member of the conference is as you know, all npwspaper poppy­cock," said Mr. Huff.

"The disparaging statements about Iowa attributed to some Illinois alumni are not represen­tative of Illinois, and are to be tossed aside as ot little conse­quence. I think that any Illinois man who ma.y have made such statemen ts regretted them soon after making them. Illinois re­spects Iowa u.s a valuable mem­ber of the conference and an ex­ponent of the best in athletics,"

The Man of the Doleful Face had played on the Illinois team in 1899, when Iowa defeated Illinois 68-0. He was grad uated from Illinois in 1901 a.nd has since been coaching Cornell college of ,professional (tarbs Mt Vernon.

His name was Justus M. Lindgren. DR. Jo'HN HARRtMAN

The score of the game he watched was: Iowa 12,IllinoisO. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

LOWENTHAL DISAPPOINTED Another Illinois man was dis­

appointed also. His name was Fred Lowenthal. He too wai 1:10

member of the Illinois Leam defeated 68-0.

Mr. Lowenthal said in a signed article published in the Chicago American, on Oct, 7: "All of the indications are that the State

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"Why should Iowa any more than Knox be considered one of the conference colleges?

"Iowa never was in the class of the others of the 'Big Nine' in

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football until 1899 and 1900, when ============ it was represented by unusually good elevens. Since then Iowa is what it was before the two golden years mentioned.

"Cutting out Iowa would leave only eight conference schools,

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Phone 206 8 N. Clinton St. but I am in a rather inconoclastic ============= mood just now. and 1 believe there IS one more team in the 'Big Nine' which is not of 'Big Nine' class. I mean Indiana."

While the football editor of a Chicago paper would supposedly be able to find room for the story of his university's games, Mr. Lowenthal, in a paper containing full accounts of other games in the west, printed four words on the Iowa.-Illinois game.

These were the four words: "Iowa 12, Illinois O. "

WOODRUFF NOT AT HOME George W oodr ulI, the Illinois

coach, is a man of great and de­served reputation in football circles. He coached the great University of Pennsylvania. elev­en for yoo.rs' developing, among many great players and coach­es, Dr. A. A. Knipe, Iowa's coach for five years.

He came to Iowa Saturday as the coach of the University of Illinois eleven. The lllinois team from the time of its arrival was shown every courtesy by the Iowa coach and manage 00 en t.

After the game, Coach Chal­mers of Iowa went to the Burk­ley Hotel, the Illinois headquar­ters to call on Coach Woodruff.

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M OST you ng people elect thei r life partner and thei r occupa TH E BEST AT lOW A state. We heard a professor in t ion on a sen tim nta l basi rather thaD by de liberate judg the State University of Wiscon­

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I t. That which renders the greate t ervlce to humanity. BEST ADVANTAGES States are Dr_ Patrick and Dr. 2nd . T hat which is accompanied by a good income. Seashore of the State University 3rd. That which makes one his ow n emplo)'er. f I " A d there sat under

. I I Students Who Go To Outside 0 owa.. n 4th. That has rea onable office hou rs, leaving time for se f deve - the sound of his voice fifteen opment and r crea tiof· Universities Find Iowa is Iowa students who had traveled

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offers the profe ioo of an 0 teop:. thic phy ician to fill the e condi tions and Io~a students who a~e gomg with a faculty that is not excelled nearly four hundred tudents are in aUendance upon the two and three years o.utslde the s.tate for. theIr educa.- anywhere in the lines of work course from thirty-two differ nt states, including one hundred and thi rty-five tion litre makmll. a ml~take. they attempt to teach. ladles. Legal protection for thi ay tern of practice is now provided in twenty Th~ State Umverslty of Iowa "Let us be more loyal to our two different tates. ur graduates go out to great usefulne and independen t can give ~he~ bette~ advantages own state institutions. As princi­incomea_ Eleven mini ters are taking the work becau e they can often reach than ~)u.tslde lnstltutl.ons. pals and superintendents we the heart of people through their bodie . ThIS IS .the cOnClUSlOn r~ched should investigate our home in-

The Itudent of the University of Iowa are extended a pecial welcome for a ?y the MIdl~nd School~, a lead- stitutions before we send stu-vil it of investigation at ' till College. l~g educatLOnal .ma.gazme pu~- dents into other states where

A faculty of oven teen "rofes ors. Every study in medical college ucept 11 hed at Des .Momes. The edl- they will get no better schooling Materia Medica; in its stead principles and practice of Osteopathy. tor of the ~ldla.nd Schools has than they could have secured at

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Following is the Midland 's our ~trona.ge, and h~lp them to article : come mto s~ch prommence that

" I t will be observed that more students will flock across our than 560 Iowa teachers were en- border.s to ~et ~he l;>enefit 'of our rolled in the institutions of other educa.tlOna.llDstltutlOns. tates this summer. Iowa schools

wer e a.ble to draw less than half Silk Hats. BLOOM & MAYER. thi number into the various New Neckwear. schools of t he state. Our own BLOOM & MAYER. State University drew but 15 . students from outside the state, Belted back overcoats. The while over 150 Iowa students latest. BLOOM & MAYER entered the universities of other Iowa badges for sale at Moul­s tates. Why is it that we cannot ton and Conger's. hold our own with the schools of

Wanted Hawkeyes of '94, '95, other s tates Are our&chools in-ferior? We think not. '98 at IOWAN office.

c'We are of the opinion that Young's Hats for young aad many Iowa principals enter in- old. BLOOM & MAYER. stitutions in other states more. . . f r the purpose of being able to If you W1s~ to secure a posltwn o . h h ha d' d to teach, wrIte to James F. Mc-

!1dver.tlse t a t t ey ve st~ Ie Cullough 639 Fine Arts Building, lD ChIcagO, Ann Arbor, MadIson, Chi Harvard, Columbia, etc., than ca.go. because they can find work in Tickets will be on sale to Chi­these schools that suits their cago, Novembhr 29 to December needs better than that given in 1 at 8:65 for the ronnd trip. our state schools. And when Tickets limited returning to De­they have entered these famous cember 7. International Live schools they are placed under Stock Show. 'the instruction of tutors whose ===:===~====== ability has never been proven

lOW A PROFESSOR AUTHORITY "One Iowa. principal traveled

1900 miles to a noted institution where he expected to do some •• Capital City Commercial College •• special work in a given line. He .f DES MOIN£S. IOWA was surprised when, his professor a nnounced that the best authority II the largest Commercial School

~ Le CABARET is the place for Light Refrelhmentl on the subject was a professor in west of the Mississippi, and it is known UF~ for Clubs, Claases, Pleasure Parties the State University of Iowa., everywhere as a l!!ader in business ed-

1.11 for our" LIGHT REFRESHMEN1.' TARIFF " Before Going Elsewhere. whose writings on the subject ucation. It ia endorsed by educators

,---SERVICE A LA CARTE FROM 6:30 A. M. TO 11:30 P. M.­Vnur Bu.-Ide), Imperial Man .. ement

would form the basis for the and business men. It haa a large fac­term's work. ulty of specialists, and maintains a , c'We are convinced that at least broad conrse of study. It is conse"a­three fourth of the teachers who tively managed and the individual in­go to the larger schools for their" tere.ts of the stUdents are looked after summer's study could do far bet- with much care. Ita graduatea are ter work in our own state schools. competent to do things they are train-

ed to do and they are in constant de-SUPERIOR WORK AT HOME mand. Thouaands of the former stu-

C'An Iowa educator remarked dents of the C.C.C.C. are acattered recently: "I spent four summers throughoat the Western statea, many in succession in Chicago Univer- of whom are today prominent in bUli­sity. Leost summer I had occa.s- ne88 and profeuional circlea, as well ion to visit our own state univer- .. in the aftain of government. sity. I was surprised to find When you have completed the work tha.t Dr. Bolton, Dr. Brown and 10n contemplate doing at S. U. I. the other professors at work dur- plan to apend from lix monthl to one ing the summer, ' were doing year at the Capital City Commercial work that was superior to that College. It will be a 81.tiafactory in­gi ven in similar classes at veatmemt. Chicago. " When you want apecial information

IOWA NOT EXCELLED concerning our school, send for del-''Our own professors are quoted criptive catalogue, or better still, viait

as authorities in their lines, and the school when it il in &eaaon.Adc1re .. they should be recognized 80S W. H. McCAULEY, Preaident such by the teachers of their own De.t Moine., Iowa.

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Malres a Specialty of.. ..

STUDENTS

Ruling, Book M8IUII8Ictu!

.. .. ... Prices and Work l30~ S. Dubuque

Formerly over Lee & Ries'

THE VARSITY is 'found at

Special rates by week. a Specialty.

311 lOW A AVE.

Don't Forget IF YOU WANTA FOUNTAIN P E $1.00 OR UP TO

Allo Everything in the

Euclid Sanders, Pres. P. A. Korab. Cashier.

CAPITAL, - - -

Gee. w. I.ewis, Pres. Alon ~. W. Koonts, Cash. J. a

CITIZEN SAVINGS AND

Peter A. Dey, Pre., 0, W. BaU, Vloe-P~ ..

Capital, $100,000. Dl&IICTOa_ Peter A. IIn.a It Pareon •. J Ball, A. N. Currier. It.

~OI. C. Canon. Pres. J. C. Cochran, Vice Pres.

JOHNSON SAVINGS

c:aJl~ fllli.OIIO.00. DIIaC:TOal:-Tbo8. C.

11.1· )(oon, a. p . ~~ lluXaJer, a.p.

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THE DAILY IOWAN

ST.

Maire. a Specialty of ..• .

AMUSEMENTS

Secure your seats Rot once for the greatest of all farcical come­dies "Facing the Music" at the opera. house tonight.

There are few pianists who are Edward Baxter Berry's equal, and scarcely any who possess the sa.me poetic preception and in­spiration-Boston J 0 urn a 1. HIl.!lof liberal arts, Wednesday eveI'ing, November 25.

STUDENTS SUPPLIES The killgS of the occult art are, Telt books for all Colleges. Note Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Llint Books. All kinds of Waterman's Foun- Herbert L. Flint is the first hypo lain Pens, etc. Everything sold at the notist to be called in a criminal yery lowest prices. case and have his testimony ac-

JOHN T. REIS cepted as that of an expert. His

HENRY REIS.

Ruling, Bincting and Blank Book Man"facturing

....... Prices and Work Guaranteed ....... 130~ S. Dubuque St

Formerly over Lee & Ries' Book Store

charming and talenLed wife, is the only succe sful lady hypno· tist living. There is nothing In the world tha.t equals their en­tertainmellts. Mr. Flint is past master in the ltrt of uggestion. Mrs. Flint has mastered the whole science of the art,especial­ly that part in provoking la.ugh­ter. At the opera. house next Friday and Saturday nights.

THE VARSITY SMOKE ======== is 'found at Warm Golf Gloves.

BLOOM & MAYER.

Cold Weather is Here Now is the time to supply yourself with a

HHAVY SUIT •••• and OVHeaOA T

Let us show you our line of smart effects. You will approve them whether you are a conservative man or a top-notch dresser. Don't hesitate about coming. You are under no o1:ligation to to buy and we shall consider the privilege of showing you these elegant garments as full compensatson for the time spent.

Prices Range Prom $10 to $25

r]JIiOLDEN EAGLE . WilLNER . BROS. ~ ,

120.122 Washin.ton Street

BROWN'S SMOKE 1I0USE Cigars and Tobacco

Students and teachers of the. • university presenting certificates signed by Pres. McLean can se­

F or the Medics and Dents Physicians' Pocket Cases, Thermometers Hypodermic Syringes of all kinds. Hypo­dermic Tablet Cases. Dental Hypodermic Syringes.

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.. BULLltTINS OF FOOTBALL GAMES .. cure tickets to points in Iowa on the Rock Island system at one and one-third fare for round trip . .....;. WIENEKE'S '­

ARCADE BOOK STORE Fountain Pens and Other School Supplies

November 24 and 25 limited M t returning December 1. Account orrison s Thanksgiving holidays.

: Crescent : Pharmacy

Van Meter BOARD $ 1.00 Per Day

We Loan You Money On aoy kind of security from $5.00 up

Everytblng Confidential

AMERICAN LOAN COMPANY

CoU~r~ Strut

ITHE ECLIPSE BOWLING PARLOR

and CIGAR STORE .2. SOUTH CLINTON STREET Special rates by week. Transit trade ===t=14=~=w=a=sh=i=og=t=o=n =s=tr=e=et== iHereafter Wednesday night of each week will be reserved for

a Specialty. I

311 IOWA AVE. PHONE 251 REICHARDT'S ILadies and Escorts Prizes awarded to the Ladies making the best score. Bowling parties a specialty. JII 'JII

Don't Forget Joe ... IF YOU WANT A GOOD FOUNTAIN PEN FOR $1.00 OR UP TO $5.00",....

-FOR­

Thanksglvlnll Candles • • • • • • and Novelties

Also Everything in the line of... He.adquarters for

Text Books and Table1s Xmas Boxes. Novelty

A. L. KLOOS, Prop.

for a Good Clean Shave .... -. and Up-to-Date Hair Cut

J. J. LEE, PIO~¥g~K CANDIES -------- GO TO --------

E. V. EBERT, 117 WASHINGTON ST.

Euclid Sand.,rs, Pr.,s. Wm. Musser, Vic.,-Pres P. A. !torab. Cashi.,r. J.C. Swlt7.er, AM'tCash

IOWA CITY STATE BANK

CAPITAL, • • • $65,000.00

Geo. W. I.ewis, Prel. Alonzo Brown, Vlc.,-Pru Geo. W.!toonts,Cash. J. E Switz.,r, Au't Casb

CITIZENS

of all kinds

Ice Cream made for parties

}fan~acturinl Confectioners 21 S. Dubupue St.

J REICHARDT

A. G. SPALDING & DltOS.

SAVlNGS AND TRUST CO. ------OFFICIAL

BANKERS Capital, lso.OOo.oo Surplus, ,15.000 00

114 South Clinton Street

Peter A. Dey. Pre. Lov.,n Swisher, Ca.hl.,r O. W. Ball, Vloe-Pre.. J. U. Plank, Ass't Cash.

FIRST NATIONAL BANK

F 0 0 t Ball Supplies

ARE MADa IN ACCORDANCB WITH OFFICIAL RULas.

Spalding's handsom.,ly illuatrattod catalogu" Capital, $100,000. Surplus, $50,000. of Fall and Wlnt.,r Sporu. containing all th.,

n.,w things in foot ball, will be ..,nt f,..,., to any Dtascroa_ Pder A. Del' C. S. W.,lch, addr.,.. Kn.E E Parsons, J 1, furn.,r, G. W Spalding's Official Foot Ball Gold." containing Ball. A. N. Currl.,r, a. Bradway. h I

============ t ., n.,w ru .,s. p.,r copy, 10 cent.. I

t;h0l. C. cal'lOD, Pres. Ww. A. Fry, CashIer J. C. Coohran, Vice Pres. G. L. Falk, As8't Ca8h

JOHNSON COUNTY SAVINGS BANK

capltal,II5.000.00. 8urplus. $!O,OOO.OO bl18CTO .. :-Th08. C. CtU'80n, JoluJ. T. Jon88

.. J. Moon, :a. F. Bowman, C. F. LoyelaC8, J. C ~~ Ku Xayer, :a.P. Wbltaore, 8.I..ClON

A. G. SPALDING & BROS.

New York Chicago Botton Baltlmor., Buffslo Mlnn.,apoUs st. I,ool. Denv.,r

I,ondon, :allllalld

Philadelphia San Franciaco KanauCity Mont",al, can.

126 So. CLINTON ST.

t¥¥·¥·¥··+··¥····¥·+¥¥+~ .. Perfect Style Garments ..

Purless Exhibit of Fashions Newest and Latest T ~ndencies

EXCLUSiVE FURS

Complete assortment of the best fur jackets and neck furs in all the new styles and furs at the lowest prices.

ColICCt Suits and Cow

Here you will find Southeastern 1I0wa's largest and best assortment of high class Suits and Cloaks.

We make Skirts in the latest styles to your measure. Fit and FiniSh Guaranteed ••••.••••••.••••.

lrlJ!,; DA1L\ IOWAN

There ia DO make of Mena' ShoO! that equal the

in atyle and durability. For .. Ie by

D. C. ABRAMS 109 Ointon St.

State 'Ulnt~erstt12 of Iowa Official N otica

Tha.nk giving vaca.tiou begins at 11 :00 o 'clock tomorrow. Cer­tificate can be obtained in the offices of the Dean IIot 0 'clock tomorrow morning_

The State University of Iowa Sigma hi gave an informal Iowa City dancing party in the K. P. Ha.ll

last nIght. Collegea of Liberal Arta, Including School of Political and Social clence, School of AVplied c len c e and teacher'a couraea, of Law, MecUcine, Homoeopathlc Medicine, Deatlatry, Pharmacy, and the Graduate college. Free .cholarahlp available except in proteaaional coUegea. No tuition in the Graduate coUege. Second Semea­ter begin. Feb. IS, 1904. Summer aeaalon and Library . chool open. June 18, 1904. Cataloguea of any of the colleges or IChools mailed on appli­cation to

GEO. E. MACLEAN, Pr .. ldent

The Sute University of lowe lowe City. lowe.

CoUere of Law The nut aemeater will begin Feb·

ruary 15, 19()4. Three leara' courae leading to the degree of L.B. Gradu­ate courae of one year leading to the degree of LL. :M. Special De· partment of Practice. Exception· al opportunitie. for a t u den t a wilhiogto lIupr.lement work in law with atudie. In h atory, polltlcal adence, aociology and public apeaklng. For announcementa, add res.,

CHAS. N. GR.EGORY. De~n.

For Up-to-Date

.. Clolhing and LOWtfl Prius SitS

.NOSEK, Tailor .. My Price I. Right for Mending and Repairing

3~ S. Dubuque St. Cor. Iowa Ave

•• 5 E. COLLEGE ST.

MAE E. FAIRALL • ,.TItACBBR OF ...

ftmo, O~, Gm~ ud Manclolin

12" Dubuque St. Terma Reasonable

GUIBERSON COSTUME CO. SOl Walnut St., Dca MoW.

Hiatorical, Maaquerade aRd Carnival ·Coatumea, Maak., Wigs, Bearda

Dra.ke Univer ity held pecial memorial ervice Sunday in honor of ex-Governor Fra.ncis M. Drake.

Bowling Contest Bowling Conte t Wednesda.y

evening 7:80. Eclipse Bowling team, v. Iowa Ave. Bowling team. Admi ion 15 cents.

Wanted Hawkeyes of 94, '95, '9 at IOWAN office.

Now i the time to select your Fall Clothing while the stock is fresh COAST &. SON eod.

Rain Coat - good when it uin - pI ndid vher. it doesn 't rain. t10.00 to $20.00.

COAST & ON. eod $10 for the nearest correct

guess on the Iowa.-Washington total score Thanksgiving day. Read the low AN' offer in an­other colu mn.

Our di play of Autumn neck wear is well worth coming to see

COAST & SON. eod The total score at St. Louis,

Tha.nksgiving will be 2, 5, or a.ny number above 5. If you are 0.1· ready a subscriber, send the DAlLY IOWAN home or to a friend for a month a.nd take a. chance on tbe $10 prize.

SP.EIDEL

...... Ir S UP TO yOU ...... Cap. and Gowna for aale or rent.

We have your aize, your favorite fab· M.lI Order. Solicited PrIca lleuouable

ric and pattern; at a price you feel like

X Ray lIeadache paying. .... C.APSUL~S That'a a peculiar feature of theae

CUres Headache. Good for ~he boY8 In the K-N and F. made garmeut •. Once you IDOnUn,. J. H. WHItTSTON£

• • We've Always ••• Said So

That a well pleased cus­tomer is the very best advertisement. We be­lieve it more firmly than ever today, hence our efforts to please all who come into our store ...

BP1RTH, The Grocer

wear them and you're ned to the fact

tha t nothing elae can quiet eq ual them .

Better lIlonel[: your favorite before aome

other fellow doea it. .... Do not pay the other fellow

112.00, take our. at $10.00 115.00, take oura at $IZ.80 11700, take oura at $15.00

Speidel J J9 Washington Street

$1 0 Can You Guess the $1 0 Iowa-Washington ... TOTAL SCORE

The Daily Iowan will pay $10.00 for the nearest correct estimate on I total score at St. Louis Thanksgiving

Forty cents paid for tL month's new subscription gives one guess. Seventy- five cen ts paid for a new subscription to February 15, 1904, gives two guesses. $L.50 for a new subscription to June 15, 1904, gives fOUl' guesses. $2.00 for.a yea.r's new subscription gi ves ti va guesses.

Write out your guess on any paper, preferably the following blank, enclos with money for subscription in envolope marked "Iowa·WaEhington :score" and mail to DAILY IOWAN, or leave at DAILY IOWAN office, 21 E. Wa.shington St.,Wieneke's Arca.de Book· store, or University Booke.tore before 3:00 p. m., November 26.

With each guess, write an art.icle not exce~ding twenty.five words on the Iowa team this yea.r, as in case of a tie, the $10 will be IIowllorded to the bes~ article on the Iowa team.

DAILY IOWAN:

Tbe Iow~ Washington total ~core will be .... _ ....... .

Send the Da,i\y Iowan to ........... , .... _ ...... , .......... .. .. .

Following is what I think of the Iowa team this year: ..... .

Iowa Avenue Bowling Alleys

Three of t,be Best. emd only CompJet. Resulatioa Alleys in th Cit.y

For private bowling parties call at the Bowling Alleys and make arrangements. The best cigars and tobacco

always on hand .

WM. BOBERICH 11 ~ Iowa Avenue

If It Is lie" "e have It .•••

••• The Elegant lI~liday Stock OF THE

.... DRESDEN CHINA STODE ....

Kay .. r Zlnn Ware

o...ma.n Delft

ltall." M .... r.U.

PompeII ....

Goods reserved for Customers ...

Is open for Inspection

Souvenir

In

8. V. I. China.

a.ncl •

St.rlln, Silver

A word to the wise Sufficient

Be sure you ~et a number each time you call. It costs Doth-tng and may mean a handsome gift.

T Vol. 3

JEFFERS FINAL WON

Only Five Men Records of

~g S

Running ea.si \y Jeffers won the run of the cross day. Crossan's wa.s 10:56 over and was won by a.

The course of east on Iowa A va southeast and ra oOnly five m finals, and the follows.

Jeffers Riley L. AskwithL Felt L. Johnson

The final class several

L. '05 20 20 20

60 35 In the class . of

wa.s practically The final

were:

Dr. Eastman self very dissatis suIts a.s compa. year's wor k.

Granted Lea Prof. B. F.

been gran ted a during the Rewill go to vestiga.te the tion of the ing upon Iowa arrangements for carrying on intermission. meet as usual. I

Professor Fai departmen t of granted a' to deliver a. fore the of America, in York and Was This comes as a the State Uni to Professor head of the Yale I Greek bad first do this work.

Musical J A m usieal pro~

at the assembly The program co selections which dered and pleas\: The following given; , Cornet 8010, • Vooa.l 8010, Vooa.l solo, -~nosolo, • -