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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-11-09

Ff:nay evening. Prof. Joiner was elected
president, Albert Hays vice-rrcsidents
AIiss Ida Holmes, secretary; and Mr.
Raymond Smith. treasurer = ee-stitu
ton was made and accepted at the bus
in-ss session OF the m set;ns There were
a number of bright suggestions and
amer dnents made to same which was
greatly to It's improvement. There We're
three applications fer membership read
and after a vote was Iat,a they were
accepted as members q The W. T. C
club There were three e"minittecs ap-
pointed, viz: Program. ways and means.
france A nice program vas arranged
for the next meeting, which sill be held
a. the studio Of the Kelso S-h3ol IL
Acsic in the Sedgwick block After the
adjournment Of lie business meeting the
club enjoyed a pleasant evening at games.
and all expressed themselves as having
had a most delightful time. Those pres
ent were: G. F. Joiner, Ida Holm, R V
Smith. E. B. McAdoo, Walter n. Harvey,
Lula NJ High, Nellie Mead, Bertha
Himmelwright, Mary Garlic. A NJ Hays.
Miss Carpenter Fred Hughes. Edgar
Myer, Lawrence Green, Frank Kolb, and
George Green.
Mr.. Todd and . Miss Nora Campbell
called at the college last week relative to
taking up telegraphy and shorthand at
the night school.
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Lewis Academy Notes.

Prof. Naylor has been sick for three
days this week and unable 10 attend 10
school duties but is better at this writ
irg and hopes 10 DE with Us again Mon
day The other members OF the faculty
have united in making things move as
smoothly IS possible 0uring his absence.
The Thursday morning rhetorical ex-
erciseS We're very interesting this week
and the pupils acquitted themselves with
credit Misses Myrtle Conner and Grace
Laudenslayer rendered a duet and Miss
Ellen Smith n piano solo. Mrs Hereford.
81 academy graduate ana her sister. AIRS
Lehmer. were visitors during these ex-
ercises.
Hessrs. VIII ana a. c. small ana 8Ir.
Robert Small az Anness. were visitors
Friday. They expressed themselves as
very greatly pleased by the improve
nnents made on the academy building.
Mr.. O. AIulvey OF this city. has very
kindly donated considerable electrical and
other apparatus 10 the academy 80 in
crease our facilities for experimental
work in the physics laboratory. We are
very grateful for this and hope evcntu-
ally 10 make our laboratory equal u the
best.
We wish also 70 express our thanks in
these columns 10 Messrs. Greenfield Bros
for The new football which they recently
donated. The boys of the football squad
appreciate this very much.
Thursday afternoon cur football team
met the team from the ". B. c. and were
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slckner conservatory Elotes.

Mrs. L. Jabes. of Oatville, called Sat
urday and enrolled her son Willie in
the violin school
Miss Mamie Nallow has arranged for
an advanced course Of piano study under
the director of the school.
Misses Short and Emma Franck are
new students in voice culture.
Miss Bessie Conklin resumed piano
study with Mr.. Sickner Wednesday after
an intermission Of several weeks.
Miss Nellie Parkhurst has registered
for piano lessons.
Miss Gertie Hall Of ewatherford, o.
T. arranged Wednesday for a course
of guitar study.
Misses Meaude BcCracken of Wichita.
and Mabel Cole from Oklahoma, have
entered the piano school.
Mr.. W. Jorden of Freeport, Kans., was
an interested visitor Friday
Miss Jennie Shelby of Mulvane was
the guest Of Miss Mabel Sickner. the
latter part Of the week and attended
Sousa's concert.
Miss Emma Phillips of Victor, Colo.
is studying voice under Miss Clerks in
struction.
Rev. ]. Alvin sanky and Mr.. William
Baird of ePabody and Rev c. Z. Bradt.
D. D., were visitors Tuesday afternoon.
Miss eJnnie Daugherty registered Sat
urday for organ lessons.
Miss Amy Cornell has returned from
a visit to Washington and has resumed
piano lessons again.
Among the visitors Of the week were
Mrs Williams Of Nashville. Kan, Miss
Hall Of eWatherford, Okla, Mrs Ker.
baugh, Miss T. Bidwel, Mrs. Koehr,
Miss McCracken, Mrs Owens. Mrs. Cash.
henderson, Miss Jennie Shelley, Miss
Brown, Mrs. Goodin, Mrs. CS. Bascom,
Mrs. Geers, Mrs. Without, Mrs. Tandy,
Miss Weightman. Miss Rogers, Miss
Tandy, Miss Stella Burke. Mrs. HUFF.
and Miss Ada FilliaFd
Tie students Friday recital was large
ly attended and the superior program
well appreciated by the many pupils and
guests present.
The program follows:
Piano-Noctourne angels Dream -.
......-......-.....-........ F. D'Orso
Miss Maud Bascom.
Piano-The Lion Hunt .......... Koelling.
Miss Cole
Musical Resume Of the week..
......................-..-. Mr.. Sickner
Piano-Sonata ................... Reinecke
Miss eBrta Kohler.
Reeitation-The Old Woman's Complaint
mss Gladys Groves.
Vocal-Peaming Eyes....R. A. Mcdowell
Miss Annita Henderson.
Violin-Msnhattan Beach March. Sousa
Miss Ada Sickner.
Piano@-MazourlLa. Saint Salmo.
Miss Marguerite Bliss
Piano-Oriental Lullaby. .Behr.
Miss eBll
Vocal-The Noblest. .schumann
Miss aHrriet Dean.
Vocal-Wilt Thou Forget .Metcalf
Mr.. James Myers
Piano-Waltz. op 81 No. l.. Moszkowski
Mr.. Farmer.
The piano playing OF Mr.. Farnum and
Miss Findley was subject to many com
piimentary remarks. Mr. Farnum is
new to most Wichita people but will
soon take the rank among the pianists
0 fthe city. as he has good technic,
plenty of temperament and is not lack
ing in ambition
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Frienda, UnIvergity Notes.


Prof. Truesdeu returned from Sterling
and brought with him a number of new
apparatus. among which was fine bal
ance scale,
Wednesday morning chapel hour was
given to the y. W. c. A delegates, who
attended the state convention at Salina.
Miss Taylor and Miss Howard gave re-
ports of the convention which were very
practical and beneficial. There is a great
interest taken in the association work as
IS shown by the number who attended
ranking third in number of delegates of
all colleges represented.
The Athletic association held its annual
meeting and after transacting some bust
ress. elected the officers for the coming
year. President, w. a. Young: vice
president, Western LOOMS; treasurer,
Dan Binford; secretary. Edna Shaw.
The advanced English composition class
viii finish the study of augmentation
this week and viii then take up work in
descriptive and narration.
At present quiz" is a very familiar
word. This is the week Of mid-term
CUizzos.
On Friday morning the college chorus
entertained the chapel with song recital
consisting of three very choice selections
'God OF Our Fathers" Constance; Fare
we'll TO the Forest" AIendelsohn: THE
Voyagers." Arr. Facer This is the first
appearance Of the chorus this year and
the singing was very commendable. The
chorus IS composed Of thirty voices and
IS the best the university has ever pro-
duced.
The second year French class viii begin
20 read la Chute" this week
The logic class, under Prof Joy. will be
organized next week to take the place
OF the psychology class. who finished
their work this week
The library has been increased by the
following volumes: University algebra,
two volumes: Micropists Wade Mecum.
history OF Latin literature. Ancient Rome.
treatise on Homiletic and Pastoral
1fologyi preparation and delivery of ser
mons; selected sermons. lectures on
preaching; principles OF psychology:
.deal school, social laws; social and ethi-
cal interpretations; Life Of Samuel John
scn; Dramatic Works, Emma, two vol
umes; Modern Theory Of Solution; Soien-
tific Foundations Of Analytical Chemis-
try; Teaching Of Chemistry. two volumes:
Directory of Noted Names of Fiction:
Directory OF Quotations IN Prose; Vanity
Fair. Kidnapped. and RECOMMENDATION OF
1000 Proper Names.
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Wichita TELEGRAPH collece Notes.

Misses Mary Garlic and Carpenter us
lied the school enc day this week.
Miss Nettie Mcintyre IS absent from
school this week on account OF illness.
Mr.. Clyde Crshrnan was = caller az the
college last Friday
Mr. Blaine Fry left last week FOR Rusk.
., T.. where he went 70 accept posi-
tiVn With the Choc5sw. Oklahors & Gulf
hallway oompSuy.
sr. lawrence Green returned T. school
last week and viii conUiete The tei-
graph course.
M. Ezra Han OF the telegraph depart
r,.nt went home Friday evening % re-
re- IN ever Sunday with his parents AT
Is1ty.
Several OF the night students took in
sos ka's band 81 last Thursday evening.
The first raguiar mestius e liz ". T.
c. club vas held at the college rooms
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KeIso School of Mus.c Notes.

The afternoon receptions and musicales
continue to be interesting Last Thurs
day afternoon the members Of Hypatia
and many other friends were the guests
OF Mrs. John McComb and Mrs. T NJ
Deal, the ladies who assisted Mrs. Hays
Frappe was served by Mrs. Fred L.
Johnson, Miss Maud Bowman, city, and
Miss Nellie Elder. Kingman.
Miss Verna Springgate delighted the
audience by reading in a charming man
rer. a group OF poems by Paul L. Dun
bar
The piano solos rendered by Mrs. Hays
were confined TO the work OF Bach and
Chopin
The principal of the school deems it ad-
vissble TO divide the junior club into
classes. Each teacher will meet with
her own pupils. In this way better and
more systematic work can be accom-
piished.
Mrs. Hays pupils will meet at her
studio. Last Thursday preliminary
meeting was held. Those present were:
Ruby Murray. ena and Zelnia Allen. Bes-
sic Grinath. Marie McComb and Hazel
Troth. The meeting. viii be held the
second and fourth Thursdays OF each
month at 4:sO p. m. The program for next
Thursday will be as follows
Roll Call-Events in the Life Of Phi E
Bach
Delsarte Drill-Zelma Allen.
Scales-Ruby Murray
Biography Hayden-Zelma Allen
Definitions OF Musical Terms = Marie
McComb.
Miss Nellie Elder. Of Kingman. has
arranged TO come 10 Wichita on Thursday
instead OF Saturday. so she may have
the benent OF attending the Senior Kelso
cub
Last Thursday Mr.. Hamlin read very
interesting paper on the imagination.
The feasibility OF the club taking up the
study OF psychology was discussed and
viii be decided at the next meeting
Mrs. Hays gave an instructive talk on
the life OF J. 5. Bach.
Half an hour vas devoted TO sight read
ing.
The march from the Capriccio, Op- p.
Mendelssohn. arranged for two pianos.
eight hands. was the composition used.
This practice IS a most necessary, bene-
fetal and practical feature and viii be
continued at each meeting this winter.
The program for the next meeting VIII
be:
Roll Caii-Events frem the Life Of J.
s Bach.
Biography-Lif of Handel.
Idea Motor Action book No. /
Chapter OF Sound-Pedal Book No. 3
Musical Extension Course. lesson ?
SIGHT Resdins-Ensembl Playing. Piano
sclo.
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wewoka. I. T. Nov. 1.-The time Of the
federal court here has been tekeu up to-
day with the trial Of Harry Island and
Joe Island for the murder Of simon No
bic and billy Bowisgs. one Sunday last
March north of this town Judge c. W
Raymond OF 8fuskogee began tbs trial
at 3 o clock this morning FIfty-one men
were examined FOR the sury. aad twenty
two witnesses were examined The
courts chsrges we're given and shs argu-
Eents made by District At.oracT Mel
lette for the government. and Colonies
raven ard Laneston f5T the defense
The 3ury Is now out considering the yer
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City Regulator
Makes Suggestions as to
How to Build a Wichita.


To the Editor of the Eagle:
I would appoint a bill board and adj
vertising manager with power to pass on
and extinguish or destroy Objectionable
advertising. We have need of one.
Dig up your Gamma bulbs, put them in
sack and hang them up in the cellar.
where they will keep cool and dry.
Tear down these frost-bitten vines that
hang about your porch.
Rake up the leaves and put them in the
hack yard. throw a little earth on them
and save them for fertilizins.
1t is remarkable to what extent some
property owners will allow their buildings
10 be dishsured with theatre bills and
bulletin boards for complimentary tickets
I heard number OF the Chicago capt.
talists who visited our city this week, say
that they had never been in a packing
house before they visited ours.
one way to spread contagious disease
in the public schools is found in the fact
that the scholars are allowed to drink
water from the same cup-one or two
tin cups at the same fawoett. three or
four hundred OF them using a rusty cup.
that becomes filthy from use.
On rainy days. when the white wings
cannot clean the paved streets. would
employ them in cleaning the crossings
--t-..f-,r f-, tn
Don't you know that the town i small
enough so that a tale Of idle gossip OF
ar insinuation Whispered about some one
by a scandal munger TO some ono on
Harry avenue. that 1t viii reach the other
s'de OF the city-gathering in force ike
a Missouri cyclone-and oy the time st
reaches the limit Of the city, the insinu-
alton is being told as tho actual TRUTH
Slowly but surely the bin poster nuis-
ance Is creeping into the resident portion
Of the city 20 mar It's beauty. Other cities
are fEhsInr them and tearing them down
on account Fl their unsishtiless.
And stll We so wading around on mud
streets. carrying tons OF il Or wheels
and dumping Il on what few paved streets
we have. and no steps taken towards
remedyiag it. The first question that the
visitor propounds IS. Why don't you
pave your streets You can't build
city on dirt roads
Here IS a covser. 4 prominent business
man sad 70 me Wednt siay. that was
close race for the Republicans g. Nev
York wasn't it, said. Yes. but
rot quite as close as Schad-s-T lie asked
what vas he running for2~ wonder Of
ne voted7
It's catching when The fzi political
canpsiEn Is on and The candidates sffh
thesr srieaes are esnvessing anf working
ED thsi- chances 81 bEttcn-h boiling and
hol-noba.ar. shaking ha-d- passing
them a cizsr snf hating ire voters -
the- pass With CHEEKY .-nsle an hant-
save The whoie country cstcn<s the
CHEEKY. breezy srsrit bat 20 soczer =
The elcrtfsa over than a r---se fellows
ard thc sane Cd ATTITUDE n shall -
know each oVher there a5a nat spesk
. each othsr whne here. prevails.
Special dispatch to IRE vgsohita Eagle
H. o T-E1sire c11-ty ticxst
slecte5. large gan ore- ~ Iast tlergtan-r
And uoz The Eolsaay ssksr IS n erl-
dercs. Ore e then proposed - et~e re
5oS Department of the Eagle az order
provided TIE s1siness orsce vozie reeslFt
& ssl for four tlner the number ~kseA .
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FazsI-Adams Business coIleus Notes.


On the evening Of Friday. November
a. a social iwll be held at the rooms of
the w. c. r.. You'd better come and see
the fun and get acquainted with the new
students and enjoy the fine program
which is being prepared. If you can't
come by yourself, come with some one
lese. Everybody IS invited
Saturday. November IS the Sedgwick
County Teachers association will meet
in our rooms for their third meeting for
the present school year
Carl Papes is back again at his desk
after short absence.
W. H. Burke. and ]. W. Baker were
abent a couple of days this week on ac-
count of the election.
w. S. wilhamon Of the bookkeeping
department. went TO his home in Renfrow.
Monday. for shart stay after which he
will return and take the final examine
lions.
Mr.. slifer of n L.. was among the
callers on Thursday.
on Thursday evening the football team
met and defeated the Lewis academy
team. after a hotly contested game The
team is just getting in fairly good trim.
not having had much practice, but ex-
pect TO be in the work from now on.
Y. NJ Dadisman. Mae Wilson and
mother. Mr. and Mrs. Van Petten. of
Pond Creek. 0. T, called Friday.
V. n. Briggle of the bookkeeping de-
partment. was absent one day, moving TO
his new rooms.
Miss Anna Mason has been doing
special stenographic work this week
VIM. BBrowder has been on the sick list
the past week. but at present is recover
Ing
The Misses Nina and May Adams. two
CT the foremost teachers Of Harvey
county. called and looked in on US sat
urday
The Misses Cammerrer and Hatton Of
Mt Hope, called Saturday.
Mr.. Miller. Of Medford. o. T. friend
OF Miss Viola Miller. OF the actual bust
ness department, called the latter part
of the week.
New students this week are. Frank c.
Stahl Frank Barnes. Viola Robertson.
Thos. Brunk. :. L. Nelson. J. a. Wilson.
Frank \. Ford. Geo. Neal. VIM. Baidun.
and Anna Dillon. returning. T. II. John
son. Eva Hagerty and Ben Bolsn.
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Wichita Commercial COLLEGE Notes.


Miss Lola Maxwell, a former pupil Of
Prof. Robins, called Monday and enrolled
her second brother for the full CONNER
cial course.
Miss. Cecilia Corners sister made a
pleasant call at the college oce on Mon
day. She was well pleased with the sis
ter's progress in shorthand and type
writing.
DR.. Rea. of Wellington, Kan, called
Thursday TO see his son, who is nearly
through the commercial course. He is
quite anxious to have his son remain
until ne completes his course.
Mr.. Dan NJ. Jones, of Sterling, Kan.
has returned to complete his commercial
course. He is looking fine and viii begin
work Monday.
Mr.. Ralhp Allen of the shorthand de-
partment. went to his home at wellington
to cast his vote Tuesday. He returned
Thursday and is hard at work again
with the mystic curves.
Misses Lolita and Nellie Pease returned
to school during the week, after a week s
absence at their home east Of the city.
The college caps ordered by Greenfield
Bros, arrived Friday morning. much 10
the delight of the students. They are
certainly handsome caps and are attract
ing much attention. The colors are red,
white, and blue
Mr.. NJ. A. Blanchard of the CONNER
cial department, was called to his home
at Byron. 0. l., Thursday. to assist his
father in his business
Miss Grace Taft, a .ormer pupil, re-
turned Friday morning TO do special
work in shorthand and typewriting, pre-
paratory TO taking a position with her
uncle at Enid. o. T., who was elected
Judge, on Tuesday. She was called by
phone, Friday afternoon to CARRIER, O. T,
to stay in her brothers store for two
weeks, when she will return to go on with
her shorthand work
The following new students have en-
rolled this month: Jas. Whitney, Matte
DeWesse, c. w. Thompson. Ella John
son, Grace Ellars, Geo. Ratliffe, Bert e.
Maxwell, Jas. F. Dickson. Nora Campbell
Geo. Adams, Grace Taft and F. 0. Peters.
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Wichita COLES es
Notes of Wichita's
Educational institutions.
Fairmount COLLEGE Notes.

Fairmount College Notes.
The defeat of the State Normal by the
college football team. was notable VIC
tory In weight and other particulars
the teachers had the advantage of the
home team. 1t was team work that won
the game The score Of Z TO 0 was ex-
ceedingly agreeable to Fairmounters.
The Wellington Clans. from the Sum
FER county High School. will contest on
the Paramount gridiron tomorrow after
noor. The wellington team has had ex-
ceIlent coaching and are expecting to put
UP great battle.
on Tuesday Fairmount-s second team
will play the Friends second team. The
game will be played at Friends uniyer-
Eity
At their last meeting Websters held an
exciting election contest. The officers
selected to look after the interests Of
the society for the ensuing term were:
Guy Findlay, president; Claude Davis.
vice-president; Harry Lii, secretary;
Bliss Isely, treasurer; Clarence Todd,
sergeant-at-arIns; Harry Hershey, repor-
ter; Harold Morrison, critic.
on Friday of this week Sorosis will
give an open entertainment. The pro-
gram viii consist of two short plays, en-
titled respectively Sweet VIII" and THE
Cool Collegian.' The caste OF characters
OF these two plays are as follows:
Sweet Will
Mrs Darbyshire .Lynette Furley
VIII (son) ............... Helen Williamson
Mary Daughter) ........-..... Grace Doty
judith Loveless Elizabeth Shattuck
1oe++,- lcsr,yarfl TIeanor Graves
The Cool Conegian:"
Harry Meredith Irene Hail
College Chums:
Mrs. Hunton CFred's Aunt. Mary Jobes
Fanny Morrison cher niece .........-
........................ GABRIELLE Human
Molne wainwright CAIollie's Fnend)....
..........................G Georgia Graves
3Iuggins (Colored ServanD ............
......................... Blanche Inboden
Kate Qrish Servant) ....Hetde Campbell
The Philomatheans at a recent meet
ang elected Lola Sexton and Grace Davis
to the respective positions Of secretary
and treasurer of the, society.
The library club members are plan
ring to present The Seige of the Pekin
Sisters" at an early date.
On the 22nd Of this month Webster and
Sorosis will present a joint program.
Part Of the program viii be a joint de-
bate between representatives Of these
societies.
"Resolved, That the United States
should increase her navy is the question
which viii be debated at the next con-
test between Fairmount and Winfield col
IN Winfield.
Tuesday morning, during the chapel
hour, the students were addressed by DR..
Pauline Black. of India.
W ". Stahl, Of Sterling, Harry Lii.
or Andale, Walter Herrich of Wellington.
and VIII Davis. Of Clearwater, were at
their respective homes for voting pur-
poses, Tuesday.
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defeated 6 to o Although It was de-
feat for the team, the boys are feeling
very much pleased with the nice manly
game which the Business college played
and hope to meet them again little
later
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shsy ~,stes printed sez- 80 s-iassr
q - CITY sid -
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Special dispatch 70 TIE vschita Esgls.
H o. T--Eatire caezty iiezst
.le.te5. largs gan ore - Iast .le.l-.r---
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Here IS a covser 4 prominent business
man sad 70 me Wellesley. that was
close race for the Republicans f. Nev
York wasn't it, said. Yes. bit
ro1 quite as close as schad-s- lie asked.
What vas ne running for?~ I woaGer ~
he voted7
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And stlll We go wading around on mud
streets. carrying tons OF il Or wheels
and dumping It on what few paved streets
We have. and no steps taken towards
remedyiag it. The first question that the
visitor propounds Is Why don't you
pave your streets You cant build q
city on dirt roads
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Slowly but surely the bin poster NUS
ance Is creeping into the resident portion
81 the city 70 mar It's beauty. Other cities
are fighting them and tearing them down
ca account II their unsishtliless
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And zez he holiday fsksr IS n erl-
dorcs. Ore q th@n proposed - ssve re
Job Department q the Eagle AZ order
provided TIE e1z1nesz oGsce vo-it reesiFt
q ssl for four tlnes the number wkscA