Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-11-05
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Jose Dolores COrdUyA from Belen IN a
student la The unworthy. lie II taking
some normal work aud is generally III
ting himself 10 DO better work amCng his
people as teacher
The Heine dairy which been one Of the
Industries on University hill the past few
months, has been sold and removed 10 a
ranch north OF the Indian school.
Prof. Spaulding OF the chair OF botany
In the University OF Michigan, aud his
wife were visitors 10 various classes on
Thursday. They seemed 10 be pleased
with work observed In our young insti
tuition.
The celebraters OF Halloween visited
the university In the shadows OF night
and carried Ouf, after considerable labor
a we'll arranged plan. The painted q
gunny a aud unfurled II 10 the might
wind, over the building Ia place OF the
American nag. Then the custOdiAn's
buggy was patiently tugged into the
building aud up stairs 10 the third l1OI
and placed In a comfortable position
upon the platform OF the large hall, TO BE-
In readiness for the assembly lecture In
the morning. But the joke wa quietly
turned when, early in the morning
everything was cleared away, and moth
ing was left 10 show the presence OF
"HallOwe'eneTs,' but the paint on the
step. SO the joke had TO leak out from
some OF the participatOrs themselves OF
the school would not have known the
facts.
on Halloween night, a wheel and sing.
ers' quartet visited University hill In me
dim light OF the clOuded moon anl beau.
tifully serenaded Professors HOdgin and
Childs. The jolly four, consisting Of tive
gentlemen, formerly connected with the
university, and fair maidens, each a sis
ter 70 the other, were invited into the re
spectiye houses, and pleasant hours wert
spent In song, conversation and refresh
ing the inner man.
President Herrick's talk at assembly
on Tuesday was one OF the very best O
the many good ones which he has given
the students. His subject was "The Idea
and the Real American He sought The
characteristics OF man that we're most
approved by the general public. and
named Theodore Roosevelt az the II best
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The life Of this popular American wat
then very interestingly portrayed. The
physical weakness OF the boy was over
come by careful, intelligent, perseyer
ing efforts until In youth aud manhood a
strong physique was established which
served the man 30 we'll In hours OF severe
trial through which he passed. He wat
not a brilliant student, hut Ii hard worker
who mastered difficulties. Whether OF
on his western ranch. In New York poll,
ties, or In the war with Spain, Theodore
Roosevelt was dashing and fearless
though he planned his movements eau
tiOu,ly aud with keenest thought. HC
has been clean and honest In the per
fOrmanee OF his duty In the many "a
spOnsible offices he has held, He proved
a terror TO the corrupt In politics. Among
his valued qualities were mentioned 10y,
atty and enthusiasm, which are typicA
OF the true American character. Az al
illustration Of R~OOseyelt's foresight
President Herriek cited the fact thnI
Dewey's victory at Manila was made POI
8 BILE by ROOseyelt's order, while assistaI
secretary OF the navy. TO store an abund
ance OF coal within Dewey's reach. Tn,
life OF Roosevelt and the subject Of
American manhood seemed to inspire
and enthuse the president a. he eloquent
ly appealed TO the students 10 learn Oh,
cOurtesies OF life, and 10 build into theil
characters enthusiasm, loyalty and no
bleness.