The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-09
WEEK 1t THE UNIVERSITY.
ARRANGEMENT FOR THE IDAHO
AND OREGON DEBATES.
juniors Issue Challenge to Play
Football for the Post-Intel1igen-
Ger Cup-Washington Men Insti-
tutc Sigma Nm Chapter I'm Oregon.

A meeting OF the Junior class was held
yesterday. at which the resignation of A.
II. Remington as manager of the annual
was accepted. Paul C. Harper was elect
ed to fill the vacancy.
III. g. Cosgrove was elected captain of
the class football team, and a challenge
VIII Immediately be issued to the other
classes TO play for the cup which was Of
fered by the Post-Intelligencer In 1895,
but which has been played for but once
since that time.
The concert Wednesday evening by the
musical clubs was success financially
as well as otherwise. the clubs clearing
enough to start them upon their tour.
They will leave December II for the
Upper Sound cities. returning December
~ They will then start for Eastern
Washington and Idaho returning by way
of Oregon.
Last evening the glee club sang at the
entertainment given at the First Pres
byterian church
Now that the football season has closed
the attention of the students is taken up
by the preparation for the intercollegt-
ate debates with the Universities of
Idaho and Oregon. A try-out for places
on the two teams will be held February
The contestants will debate the ques-
ton, Would It be impoltic for con-
gress to further extend the principle of
protection TO cover American shipping?"
and those who display the most ability
will be chosen to represent the univer-
sity in the two debates mentioned.
Last evening the young ladies Of the
Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority enter
tanned a few of their friends at the
home of Miss Katherine Tyler, one Of
the. members. The evening was spent
with cSrds.
The Delta Alpha sorority. will entertain
the ladies OF the faculty this afternoon at
the home OF Miss Grace Green.
Dr. Graves considers the following ex-
ract wS Wam interview p
OF the New York geological park, as very
significant:
1.-THE state University at Seattle" said
Mr.. Hornady, has the foundation for
a magnificent institution. 1t needs a
science hall badly. Here IL the oppor-
tunity for the collection of specimens Of
country at one-tenth what 1t would cost
Eastern collectors. Such a collection
would attract scientists from all over the
the building cannot be completed too
soon.
q better opportunity for the collection Of
the flora and fauna of Alaska than any
other in the United States. and here 10
the proper place for such collection
A delegation from the Sigma MI chap
ter at the University accompanied the
football team to Oregon for the purpose
Of establishing there a chapter which had
lately been chartered by the national as
sembly OF the fraternity.
There are nine members in the new
chapter including most Of the student
leaders In the institution. 1t is the first
fraternity to be established in the Uni
versity Of Oregon.
A recent gift to the library Is a complete
file of the Seattle Argus since II was first
established. The Ale Is in bound vol
umes, to which additions will be made
every year.
The first indoor meet Of the season viii
be held at the armory next Friday after
noon. 1t will be open to members of the
freshman class, The thirty-yard dash.
qua fter-mile run. running high Jump, run
ming broad jump and pole vault will be
the events. After the regular program
basketball game between two picked
teams will be played.