The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-02-28

| catcher Mr. Rich has never held the
! place as man behind the bat, nut all. are
confident of his ability to ill this place
Albert Young will play in his Old position
of first baseman Thompson. wentworth,
| Loomfs, Jackson, Hoyt and others are
| playing for other positions IN the team.
| The schedule for this sprirg has been
! completed and is rs followss
Cooper. March IL, played at Sterling.
Bethany, April q played at Lindsborg.
! Winfield. April 9. played at Wichita
! Saltwater, April Il or 10. played at
| Saltwater
Washburn. April 1s., played at Wichita.
! Saltwater. April 20 played at Wichita.
State Normal. Mayo. played at En-
| poria.
Kansas University. MAY Z. played at
Lawrence.
Sterling, May II, played at Wichita.
State Normal, May Ii, played at
Wichita.
Bethany. May IS played at Wichita.
Paramount. May =. played at Friends.
Kansas University, May IS. played at
Friends
Winfield, May %, played tat Winfield
Paramount, May 30, played at Friends.
Paramount, June ?, played at Fair
mount.
Misses May Benton and mabel Allison
have taken rooms at South hall, where
they expect to stay during the absence of
Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Allison, who
leave this week for an extended trip
through Palestine.
The Kansas State Peace. association.
H.
ton held it's first annual meeting in
Russell hall of the university on Mon
day evening with Dr. G. w. Hoss as
presiding officer. DR.. J. D. Ritchie offer
ed invocation and the evenings program
was carried out. President Stanley spoke
on THE Attitude of the QuakeTs in Ma
tional Peace" President Elmer viii on
The Cause and Cure of War" and DR..
Hoss on Movements in Behalf of
Peace" These enthusiastic talks aroused
those present and several names were
added to the roll OF membership during
the time for miscellaneous business. The
program was followed. by the report of
the committee on resolutions.
On Tuesday evening the band boys
took their practice out Of doors. They
marched from the university down to
South hail, where they played number
of selections. At Prairie cottage where
they played again, one of the young Ia
dies at the cottage took a piceure of them
grouped on the front steps. After this
they marched and countermarched on the
streets about the college, and finished
up with several selections on the steps
of the university. This practice was that
the boys might get used to playing while
on the move. The boys will play at the
Friends and Cooper debate, which, comes
March H.
Misses Edith Carey. Ada ParEhurst, |
Grace Carey, Messrs. George Fuller. DR.. |
Mitchner, Wallace Pemp. DR.. Ross. Fred !
Worrel. ard George Alvin were among /
the many visitors the past week.
The semi-annual meeting of the univer- |
sity board of directors will be held at |
the building March 10th and 18th. A good |
from the members is expect |
ed. At the last meeting orders were |
issued for extensive repairs of the build
ing and men have been employed during |
the winter carrying out this work under |
the direction of Vice President Kirby.
Other Improvements and enlargements
viii doubtless be arranged for at the |
meeting of the directors
The class in English literature of the
18th century has just completed their
study of Wordsworth.
Glasses were largely adjourned Tuesday
afternoon that the faculty and many of
the students might attend the funeral of