, 1903-02-18
University Notes

Lowell SOClcty Will Do uelu ciiu0y CIV
ening. Feb. q, in the auditorium. The
following program will be given: Vo
cal solo, Belle Moore; recitation. Ar
thur Parker; speech, Leslie Gooding;
instrumental solo, John Hunton; reci
tation. George Sellon; paper. M. VOL
fard; instrumental duet, Cara Durn'
ford and Jennie Bills; paper, Dorothy
Reed; recitation, Evelyn Corthell; vo.
cal duet, Ethel Miller and Maize Chap
lin. All are invited.
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Two new students began work at the
university this week: Miss Margue-
rite Knopf Of Cheyenne and Mr.. John
Baily of this city. Miss Knopf enter
| ed the freshman class in the literary
course. Mr.. Baily is doing work in the
Business department.
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The following program will be given
at the meeting of the University De-
batting club next Saturday evening.
Debate, Resolved, That the southern
states would be justified in disfran-
chising the negroes" Affirmative,
Carlton Symons, e. Wolfard and M.
Wolfard; negative, Joel Taylor, Cora
D%urnford, and Ethel Miller. Three
minute speeches by Julius Clark, Jean
Tidball and G. Sellon. Oratorical out
bursts by Messrs. Merz and Parker.
Parliamentary SCRAP"
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The program given by the prepare
tory department under the supervis-
ion of Prof. Peterson, was a complete
success. Mr.. Stephen Downey acted
as chairman. and made a splendid
speech of welcome before the program
began. Hereafter the annual enter
tainment will be given by the prepare
tory students as nearly as possible on
Lincoln's birthday.
600
ming Student had a meeting last Fri
day evening. The report of the bust
ness manager was read and accepted,
and the treasurer made a statement
Of the financial condition of the paper.
Arthur Parker handed in his resigna-
ton as business manager, but it was
not accepted.
Captain Yates is on the sick list this
week, but is rapidly improving.
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The mechanical department is fit
ting up a new assaying room for Prof.
Read in that part of the heating plant
which is not being used at present.
Miss Maize Chaplin spent last Fri
day and Saturday in Cheyenne, where
she attended the ball given in honor
Of the legislators. While there she at
tended a basket ball game, two dances
and three dinner parties.
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Prof. Flemming has finished his re-
port Of the water measurements taken
In Sand creek last fall, and has sent 1t
to the office of irrigation investigation
at Washington. This work is of a great
deal Of importance as it deals with the
interstate water rights soon to be tried
In the courts.
AS soon as the weather permits, the
mechanical department will concrete
the floor Of the new forge room with a
layer Of concrete three inches thick
and over this a layer Of cement one
inch thick. This will be the floor for
the FORCES.
1t has been impossible to keep the
recitation rooms warm even in class
hours during the recent cold weather.
All low grades this term al be at
tributed to this.
At the last meeting Of the executive
committee Mr.. Montgomery Lynch
was hired to teach vocal music In the
university. He will be present at as
sembly and chapel and lead in all sing,
ing. He also expects to organize and
train a university glee club.
300
Julius Merz entertained a number Of
university students at a stag dinner
party Monday evening. All present re-
port = delightful time. The evening
was spent in playing games and other
amusements.
There was a meeting Of the COM
mittee appointed to choose 4 subject
for the debate with Denver, Monday ev-
ening. After discussing several pro-
posed subjects, the committee adjourn
ed to meet again the last of the week.
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The university dancing club will give
q dance next Friday evening at the
North Star hall. Hereafter the dances
will be given regularly every two
weeks.
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The following notice Of . meeting OF
the prep. debating club was posted this
week: Two minute speeches by Swt-
CART. Burnett. Taylor, Downey. Knollin.
Snow l, Bellamy. Grant. B. Nelson.
Ralph Snow. Debate: Resolved: