, 1906-05-11
University Notes

Miss Brannon was leader at the Y
w. c. A. meeting today.
DR.. Quaintance will be the speaker
at yespers next Sunday at A p. m. Spe
cial music will be furnished.
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Another 500 scholarship has been
offered by Mrs. Harriet Emmons on the
ship.
DR.. Quaintance gave u very interest,
ing talk at assembly today on the rela,
tive chances OF success in life of a col
ieSe graduate, as compared with those
having no school training, common
school men, and high school men espe-
cially. 1t is needless to say that col,
lege graduates are far in the lead OF all
Others. Dr.. Quaintance used statistics
from the who's Who In America
book of 1905-06 to arrive at his conclu-
sions.
The Laramie Golf club, champion
golf players of Wyoming, reorganized
today and expects to contest with
some Cheyenne players this spring.
Miss Edith West, a cousin of the
Misses Langheldt, is here from Deca-
tur, ILL.,, to spend the summer.
Pipes for irrigation purposes are be
ing layed on the campus.
h prize essays on THE Overland
Trail in Wyoming" are in the hands
of the judges, and several OF The
Principles of Free Government have
been submitted for competition.
Charles Pointing 'O1, who has been.
teaching school at San Francisco, is in
Laramie for the summer, his school
having closed because of the earth
quake.
Miss Hebard has received another
consignment of banners, hat bands and
cushion covers in university colors,
which may be secured by those wish
ing them at her office.
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This week Prof. Nelson superintend-
ed the planting Of twelve apple trees
on the campus, near the flag staff.
John Smith '05 is doing some work
here in mining this month. When he
has finished he expects to return to
Reliance, Wyo., where he has a good
mining job.
There will be a field meet and base
ball game the Both of this month, pro-
grams for which will be out next
week.
The Bellies Lettres met Monday to
make arrangements for society night
which they will conduct this year:
A. C. Jones has offered a 500 schol-
arship for mex year, to be open to any
one in the state outside of Albany
county.
The Mandolin club met Wednesday
evening with Miss Langheldt for prac-
tice.
The College Literary club held a
short business meeting Monday.
Otto Gramm has offered two prizes
of SIS and $40 respectively to be avail
able next fall. They will probably be
awarded to the best W. in a declama
tory contest.
The cadets had a sham battle witt
blank cartridges Wednesday.
DR.. Quintance returned from Iowa
Sunday and has resumed his work at
the university.
The preparatory students gave a lit
erary program this afternoon.
The following committees have been
appointed in the Y. NJ. C. A: Relig'
ious meeting-J. Jones, chairman; M,
e. Corthell, H. Kennedy. Bible study
wv. B. Griffin, chairman; Cloyd Crone,
Roy Akerson. Neutrality-suspicious.
Law, chairman; E. N. Roberts, Thur
man Arnold. Social-B. Jones, chair
man; H. Langheldt, c. D. Moir, Free
man Bower.
The concert by the Glee and Mando
lin club will occur at the Opera HOUSE
tonight.
The surveying class laid out two new
tennis courts Wednesday, which are
almost completed now
Doctors Nelson, Brown n Tisdel
and Prof. Knight have recently pur,
chased four lots on Eleventh street
between Garfield n Custer, and are
to build residences in a short time.
U. S. Grant of the geological depart
ment of Northwestern university, spent
Sunday with Prof. Trumbul and has
arranged for a geological research triE
through the northern part of this coun
ty next summer. Two university stu
dents will accompany the outfit.
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