, 1900-02-07
UNIVERSITY NOTES
ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION MEETS
AND TRANSACTS A LARGE
AMOUNT OF BUSINESS.

DekAdelphoi-New Books for the
Library-College Girls Play High
ly Successful in a Financial Way.
The Athletic association held a meet
ing last Wednesday afternoon. Dur
ing the meeting a great deal of bust
ness was transacted and plans laid for
the future. Mr.. Charles Rigdon was
unanimously elected manager of the
football team. Mr.. Rigdon was man.
ager " % years ago and gave general
satisfaction during his term of office.
Last football year the manager was
elected too late to secure many games.
but it is hoped that mex veal will be
an improvement on last, and that as a
result many a ~hard-fought battle will
be witnessed on the University of
wyoming grounds. A committee con-
sisting Of Messrs. Rigdon, Pointing and
Sudduth was appointed to look into
the matter of securing a coach. Mr..
Pointing has received nearly a dozen
letters from prominent football players
through the west who wish to coach the
team. Many of these are very reason
able in their demands as to payment.
and text year will probably see a we'll
drilled team in the field. A paper Is be-
ing circulated among the students on
which they pledge themselves to pay SO
much for the support of a coach. This
paper already has a number of sigma
lures and IL the faculty and citizens
will respond as literally as students
have, the necessary funds will soon be
realized. A committee of three was ap-
pointed to see If the idea of ,i%ncorpor-
ating the association was practicable.
AS it stands now, there can be no legal
business transacted by the association.
Taken altogether, the prospects for
athletics were never brighter and if the
trustees, citizens, faculty and students
would only combine great results would
be accomplished.
The board of managers Of the Wyo-
ming Student yesterday held their
semi-annual meeting for the election of
the editorial stan. Mr.. Mel Sudduth
will act as editor-in-chief for the rest
Of the year. The other editors were
elected as follows:
Literary Editor-Mr. Fitch.
Local Editor-Mr. Wilkerson.
Scieti1c Editor-Mr. Axtell.
Athletic Editor-Mr. P%aulson.
Exchange Editor-Mr. Jennings.
President Smiley left yesterday for
Denver. He will be absent a few DAYS.
probably returning on Thursday. Dur
ing his absence. Prof. Ridgaway will
act as president.
The DekAdelphoi will give the fol-
lowing program at the university audi
forum Friday evening:
Address .... 500. President Bartlett
Mandolin selection. -. 49,. Members
faper..... -. ..........J John Rigdon
Pantomine. Lord Ullin's Daughter
Cast of Characters.
Boatman. Mr.. Bartlett
Highland Chief. 80. Louis DeLario
Lord ullin ........ Charles Griffin
Lord Ullin's Daughter. Ford Axtell
Reader. .... Eugene Wilkerson
Edltor1al... go. .......Fred Smith
recitation. -. Louis DeLario
MUSIC. $40. Selected
Debate. Affirmative, Harry Breiten-
stein, Ford Axtell; negative, Julius
Merz. Eugene Wilkerson.
Song. ........ DekAdelphoi Quartette
Reading. So. .........C Charles Griffin
Ledger. ....... ...... Ross Moudy
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1t is probable that after next meet
ing the Debating club will meet every
Saturday evening. 1t has hitherto been
the custom for the members of the club
to come together once in w weeks,
but the amount Of work undertaken by
this society has made more frequent
meetings necessary.
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Almost every day new books are add
ed to the library. II this increase in
the number Of books continues, it will
not be long before an addition to the
library will be needed. The latest books
which have been obtained for the Ii
brary are some religious histories and
biographies Of great religious REFORM
ers. There have also been added his
tories on China, England, Italy, Rus
STA and Egypt.
The college girls held a meeting to-
day to settle all matters concerning
their play. After everything has been
settled the girls expect to have about
$65 with which to furnish their study
parlor.
The DekAdelphoi society is planning