The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-12
week Al THE UNIVERSITY.
CADETS BEGIN THEIR REGULAR
MILITARY WORK.
Encsmpnent-Praspe for sue
cessful season In Track Ath-
3 letics-An Alumni Football Team.

The regular military drill and gymnastic
exercises of the cadets OF the University
OF washington began this week the work
In that department thus far having been
setting up exercises under the direction
OF Prof. Wander veer The drills will
be held twice week throughout the year
The registration In the military depart
ment Is larger this year than ever before
Instead OF the one company Of last year
there will he two, OF sixty men or more
each. 1t Is not impossible that another
company will be formed before the end
OF the year and next year II is expected
that there will be full battalion OF four
companies.
The officers OF the two companies were
appointed Friday by Mai Reinhart They
are as follows; First lieutenant and adju-
tant /. G. Parker: ffrst lieutenant and
quartermaster, X. A. Mcpherson; captain
Of Company A, G. A, Lindberry; 1rst lieu
tenant OF Company A. III. A. Hanson; Sec
ond lieutenant of Company A. r. S. Me-
Keown; captain OF Company h. p. G.
Harper: first lieutenant OF Company II.
r. 8. H. Sherwood The second lieutenant
of Company has not yet been appointed
Considerable interest is already being
taken In the cadet encampment which will
be held during the spring term at Amer
lean lake, near Tacoma. The cadets will
spend about two weeks In camp In com
pany with the cadets OF other colleges
on the Sound.
and Tacoma high schools and the vashon
college participated in the encampment
Next spring II IL not impossible that the
Agricultural college and the Spokane and
Waila walla high schools will niso at
tend. This would make two fun bat
talions In camp.
II is proposed to effect battalion or
xt~S tt<x.x
last years camp, distributing the STAN
officers among the different organizations
This would do away with much OF the
confusion attending the first two or three
days OF camp life.
The Seattle high school has this year
adopted new uniform similar 10 that Of
the university cadets, which win greatly
improve the appearance of the battalion.
Although the football season thus far
has been rather disastrous 10 the unl-
versity. only one game out OF four hav-
Ing been won. the present indications are
that ne tn team can s car be depended on
The captain has already been elected In
the person Of Glenn CaIkins. who was the
star Of the last years team. lie Il the
fastest college man In the state up TO a
quarter Of mile. besides being a crack
jumper, hurdier and pole vauiter.
OF all OF last years men only one has
VI.
who leaves next week with the United
States coast survey for the Philippines
In his place. however. have come two
men who are said TO be fully capable ~
holding the honors thai Morford has won.
They are Spencer. who won the haif-mlla
in the !nterscholastic meet IN this city
last June. and Ken~orthy. law school
student. who also has ffty-second mark
for the quarter mile.
There are other new men who promise
to become good athletes, and all Of the
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pionship OF the Northwest will easily fall
20 the university next spring.
Friday evening Prof I.andes delivered
a lecture az ne slss se s,,,s on Yellow-
about 30 lantefn-siids. views Prof Lam
des. in company with pr. Graves, made
the trip through the park iast summer
with wagon nnd team.
Dr. Byers. Of the department Of chem
istry. has received for analysis from The
Rainier Tar Company a number Of sam
done BY John Hopkins. one of the all.
vanced students.
Last week Prof. corey addressed the
Everett. Next week he win Visit Inc COL
Vile Institute at colyiiie.
Last sunday the y: NJ c. A. was adj
dressed by DIR. +. w. Coiegrove.
A raavement IN on foot To organize a
c7n7iss club among the alumni Of ;ha uni.
sslsssy.
4 housewarmIng was given fast evening
BY Prof. and Mrs. Priest al their
nsw home on University heights.
A, tho meeting Of the Pharmaceutical
Society. Friday, the following was she
programme: The New pharmacopoeia, :"
Prof. T. w. Longhi ''Tes State Dispen-
sary system" Charles Gray. The Prac-
tice of Pharmacy" NJ J. Bridenstein.
An interesting lecture on Phrcnoloay
was delivered IN the Y. A. G. a. room
tnR by Houa "a 4nfvefv a asuds,t 81 ~