Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-11-28
THE GRINNELL NEWS.
Heron to Start "a Now school-Local
and PerAOnRl.

4l1CTEOn 10 start u Now SCnOOl-AOC04
and PERSONAL.
Special to Times Republican,.
Grinnell, Nov. Chicago papers OF
yesterday give information that Profess
sor George u. Heron Will be the head of
"a school of applied Christianity soon
to be established in Michigan in set
Element known as Golden Rule Park.
Leaders Of socialistic thought are the
promoters. Working in conjunction,
With the National Christian Citizenship
League, whose headquarters are in Chi
5cago, are Mayor Samuel Jones, of To-
ledo, o.; n. o. Nelson, the ST. LOUIS
manufacturer: Mrs. e. D. Rand, who
endowed the chair Of applied Christian
ity in Iowa College; and "A. NJ. Todd, of
Kalamazoo. Mich. Other professors who
will be selected to attend the opening
exercises are Edward Carpenter, the
English author: Professor Bernis, for
merly Of the University of Chicago, and
Professor Will. Of Kansas. The unex-
pectcd strength OF socialism expressed
at the recent election perhaps Served as
stimulus in creating the new college,
Mike Stevens and A. b. Gage are at
home for the winter. Fred Abel was also
an arrival from Colorado. They have
been selling the product OF the Spauid-
Ing Manufacturing Company.
The foot ball manager has made deal
whereby the team and visitors to the
lDrake-Grinnell game Thursday will 70
| via the Iowa Central and Northwestern.
The Rock Island people wanted higher
rate than was given Drake on its recent
trip to Iowa City. which was rejected by
the manager of the team.
The programs for Innes' band concert
give four attractive variations. Ticket
holders may select any one by filing a
coupon attached and handing or mail
Ing their choice to the manager, j. T..
Bayer, five days before the concert.
which is set for Dec. Z.
4 The Grinneil Gazette says: "Presi-
dent Gates farewell sermon has occa-
| stoned considerable comment. Those
who were unacquainted with the facts
discussed We're well impressed with the
| learned Doctors remarks and carried
away the idea that Grinnell College
had lost man whose place will be de-
cldetly hard to ,flil. Friends OF the
president are strong in their denial OF
the rumor that he took unfair adyan-
tage Of the invitation OF the pastor OF
the Congregational church and made
good threat to advertise unfavorably
a Grinnell merchant with whom he
Gates had had petty misunder-
standing. They affirm that the casas
mentioned were purely hypothetical:
that the ruby story was only fiction;
that the irate father was myth; and
that the disappearing student, unlike
Charlie Ross, had been found in Colo
RADIO. Those who attended the services
expecting to hear a final .outburSt OF
EIerronism were disappointed. Nothing
bordering remotely on anarchy or social
democracy was even limited at. It was
simply a heart to heart talk, encourag-
lng good understanding between
town and gown and beseeching citi-
sens, particularly landladies. to assist
the college authorities and his succes-
sor by reporting offences such AZ dane
ing, gambling. midnight walking and
debt contracting On the part OF the stu
dents. President Gates referred nod.
sstly to various Offers which had been
made to him elsewhere sincs coming 10
GrinnelI Collese: III sof which fiattefins
chances had been fusnsA dowA % 80