Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-06-04
TIE JUNIOR ANNUAL
An Inter Glass Scrap Precedes
the Sale OF the New
Edition.
Seniors Secure the Entire Edi-
ton and Hide 1t in the
Country.
The Books Finally Found and
the Sale Conducted-.Grin.
nell News.
pecial to Times-R Republican.


Grinnell, June 4.-'rhere was blood on
the moon in Iowa College inter-class
circles yesterday. all owing to the am
nounced Intentions OF the junior class 10
launch their annual. The annual this
Year has gone back TO the old Cyclone
name and to make its advent into the
world more picturesque the Juniors
erected a cyclone cave in the middle of
the campus. This was done secretly, in
the dark hours of the night, but the SEN
icrs learned of what was in progress and
orsanized counter demonstration
They organized in force and after plac-
irg themselves in ambush, near where
the juniors Were tearing up the earth.
they deployed u scouting force to the
front. The scouting force of one man
allowed itself to be seen and then
started in retreat, pursued by two husky
juniors. These Were decoyed into the
senior ambush. where they were quickly
bound Two more of the brawny jun
iors We're then Fousterized in the same
manner and all We're taken to the ann
cry where they We're ANONYMOUSLY
hound 10 the pillars. After lapse of
some time by their own efforts and
diversion on the part of their classmates
they managed TO escape. The Juniors
announced that their annual would be
on sale at Ais in the afternoon, but
they We're plunged into CONSERVATION
later to find that the whole edition had
been spirited away from the depot, and
threats and entreaties found the seniors
alike obdurate. Finally after much
skillful scouting and detective work the
books Were found at Westfield, school
house a few miles out of town Breath
less ard coatless the Juniors brought in
their recovered books and they We're
placed on sale only a few minutes after
schedule time Tho their publication has
been attended with some difficult, the
books them selves are Of n nature to
make the junior annual board feel
very reasonable pride in the work which
they haze produced The cover is
beautiful scarlet and black. cloth bound,
with a Maltese cross design In the lower
right hand corner The drawings are
Well done, while the letter press work is
beyond criticism. The Cyclone con-
tains photographs Of the faculty, of the
different college organizations with ac-
coinpanying descriptive articles and 9th
er Illustrations. The cartoons are en-
tremeiN clever and hit OIL the humorous
incidents OF college life With wonderful
success the Jokes and college hits are
- an unusually hish order OF hunlor
~hiis ffe othef departments OF the DOCK
ere sealaliS' coco. Ine appearance OF the
Look has been hailed with pleasure and
: reeeiNins the unquaililed approval of
the student body
u NJ culver, VINO has been in the
banking business IN West Superiar
mis-, slnce ms graduation IN 1884, was
VISITING irl"ilds IN town Yesterday He
Is now located IN loes MONIES IN the IN
surance business
Mrs. =. X Golburn, of MI. Holly. VT,
$ the quest Of her sister Mrs. II. g.
Armstrong, and of her uiother G. y.
l9awieS Mrs colourn VIII remain in
Gfinneii Tor year.
Il, -. kenmever came home Yesterday
morning for a shor, visit. MIR. Ken-
never mas resigned his position With Che
spaulding Mfg. Co., and on his return
to Arkansas VIII engage in the work of
getting out timber and posts on his own
account
the Country Club whose picnic
grounds are located in Westfield met in
regular annual session last evening and
! eiecsed III r. Lamptefe president, Chas
swlsher secretary and w Walker
treasurer G. H. MeMurfay and Chas.
Swisher constitute the committee on
| give a picnic to their friends before
long. in many respects similar to the one
| given la st YEAR