Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-04-19
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
Bishop Fowler visitor-The New
Editors of the Maine Campus.

Ornno. No, April 1S.-t Sptciin.-EiShop
Henry G. Fowler. who is to lecture in
Bangor. Tuesday evening. visited the Uni
vcrsit!. Tuesday. President Fellows. who
is personally acquainted with this famous
speaker. is mainly responsible for the in
;crcSting talk which WIS heard by the
students ut chapel. The usual exercises
w"Ic postponed from 10 to II OciOck Iii
order that DIR. Fowler might have time
tn arrive from Bangor. After tn" regular
order Of exercises, he gave the students
and visitors II short interesting talk.
choosing AS his subject Don't Hurry.
He said in part: 'Dont's be i'll il hurry I"
get out into the world I've come from
there and they don't want You. Don'i
try to sell your veal. wait till You have
some beef to put on the market. The
rush and hustle of this North American
continent and more especially Of New
England is Il disease of the time The
bishops talk WAS delivered in ii slow bu.
eloquent style which is peculiarly his own.
ana it WAS much appreciated by his au-
diencc The occasional humorous pas
sagcs also evoked quite good deal oi
applause.
The new cditor-n-chief Of the Maine
Campus. \. j. Buttcrworth, O6. o.
Southbridgc. Mass. who was elected,
Monday. will take up his duties the next
issue. May l. During the past year this
paper has made vast Improvements Over
the work of previous years. The amount
of reading matter has been increase"
from y to t.. and several issues htT"
contained 20 pages. The advertising sec
ton has also been nearly doubled so that
the paper is now on q firm paying b'SiS-
J. H. Mcclure of Bangor. tn" retiring
,ditcI-in-chict. has beer untiring in his
efforts to bring about tho many improve
,nrnts; that have been effected.
1t WAS dcci.Icd two years ago that tn"
paper should he strictly Il news journal!
and very few literary productions have
rctI this me project ot
printing the Campus every week has been
ngitatCd. this year. ana 1t IS mol lmprop
able that next fan viii sec Il live up-to-
date weekly OF eight or 10 pages instead
OF an issue twice a month of II pages
The new editor has been one 81 the Cain-
p,is board during the last year ana wa"
assistant editor. last year. He has been
editor-in-chicf of the Prism. the colleG2
annual. from the junior class. ana thor
orishIy understands the work
Geo X Huntington of Lynn. Mass. th'
retiring business manager, ms done Iluti
to forward the financial success OF th%
nup,r. having a keen business head and
untiring energy. He will be succeeded ny
A. Guy Bennett of Paris. VIII" VIII nav
the distinction of serving rs business
manager and at the sam" time rs captain
of the Varsity football team. Roy =. COZ
fin of Bangor. will bt assistant manager
for the coming year and with the eXpP
rrnce he has already had he will ma
Il most able and competent helper
The university closes. Wednesday,. AZ
80 for an Faster recess of six days. Dur
ing the vacation tn" baseball team VIII
make their first trip. playing games WIZ
Exeter. Dartmouth and two games with
the University Of Vermont. The names
of the players who are to make the trip
have not vet been given out. but 1t i
about settled that the following II men
will he taken: Dickson and Gordon,
catchers; Frost, Mitchell. Lunt and Quint.
pitchers: Collins tCapt). first: MOODY
second: Burns. shOrtstop: Thatcher third
IIoSmer and the Second-strmg pitchers III
| the outfeld. A number of the students
will remain here to take eNlminat lions
and do other work. and several of the
track men will continue training for the
spring meet.