, 1902-12-10

exercises. She opened II closed
with a ~well-known stanza from Hol-
lands 'Graduations,' and this was
the e of her Grafton, I'VE build the
ladder by which we rise" They were
all quite well delivered, and four more
have been added to the list of Ameri-
cas- orators.
The Olympics gave the following
program Friday:
instrumental SOLO. 49,. John Hunton
Paper, THE Optimism of the Re-
publican Party on the Trust
Question. Z. Wolfard
Vocal duet
....Arthur Parker and julius Clark
The paper turned out to be a defense
OF the democratic solutions of the
trust question; and ELECTED quite a
warm discussion. After the program
had been rendered a business meeting
was held. when it was voted to ANAL
gamate the two literary societies of
the university-the Olympics and
Lowells. Hereafter the organization
will be known as the Olympic-Lowell
Literary society. Other business OF
lesser importance was disposed of.
There is to be a football game on
the university football field next Sat
urday at 3 o'clock between the univer-
sity team and that of the Cheyenne
high school. The university boys are
practicing and will try to make the
game as interesting as possible for
the visiting team. An admission fee
OF twenty-five cents will be charged.
The seniors are in despair. Even
the faculty seem ito have 1t in for
them" One of the instructors in the
university is said to have been respon-
sible for a missing cap and gown.
For the benefit of the seniors, there
will be assembly Friday night. when
four orations will be delivered.
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The Debating club met Saturday,
but owing to the small attendance. due
to counter-attractions, no program was
followed.
There was a notice on the bulletin
board yesterday announcing the loss
IOf n Epifn yptth n 1orlycrrpu- ottnal
ment and requesting its return to Prof.
Peterson. Some were wondering
whether there was any connection be-
between the corkscrew and the loss of
the knife.
Prof. Read gave IN interesting lee
ture at the vesper services Sunday on
Mission Work In Large Cities" Prof.
Merz rendered a violin solo.
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Edward Moore has been employed
by Prof. Nelson to assist him in the
l%herbarium, in mounting plants.
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The Wyoming Student board of
managers held a meeting Thursday
and adjourned to Friday, when the
business Of the month was completed.
Il: Q Q Q
On acount Of an injury received in
practice, Julius Clark will not play on
the university football team.
Q Q q
There is a luncheon of the Y. w. c.
A. today to decide on plans. for the fol.
lowing month.
The mid-winter meeting of the board
of trustees will be held Thursday. 1t
is expected that Governor Richards
and State Superintendent lyman will
attend.
Prof. Buffum returned yesterday
from Chicago where he has been at
tending the National Live Stock asso
citation meeting. During his absence
Mrs. Bufrum has been visiting in hei
old home at Fort Collins.
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The schedule for the term examina
lions was prepared at a special meet
. ing of the faculty last night. 1t will bt
posted today. 1t is possible that. or
account of the conflicts, the examina
lions cannot be completed on Wednes
day. Thursday and Friday. the regu
lar days. II not they will be complet
ed Saturday.
The university orchestra is practic
ing diligently SO as to be able to taxi
part in future university public enter
2 tainments.
Z At = special meeting Of the facult!
YESTERDAY evening. the request Of tn
Olympic-Loweils that they be allowe'
, to meet Friday nights instead Of 1