, 1907-02-08
University Notes

AUDITORIUM MOHudy anu lue Stuuehe1
and faculty enjoyed a iare treat, name
ly an address by Mr.. Bryan. who was
In the city to lecture in the lyceum
course. His subject was the duties OF
the students to the university. state
and parents, and some thought this ad-
dress more enjoyable even than the
lecture in the evening. He discussed
the subject In a ANN entirely diff
ferent from that of former speakers
on the same subject and added greatly
to the ideas that are to be set forth
next month by students who hope to
capture the Eggleston prizes for es-
says on the Students Duty to the
State"
Tuesday evening the basketball team
practiced with the town team, Mr..
Hamilton of Prof. Buifum's office play
ing with the own team.
The 10th of February the university
team will play with the C. B. c. in the
gymnasium.
Owen Hoge will soon leave for Penn
sylvania, where he will attend college.
Practices for the Y. W. C. A. enter
tainment are being attended regularly
and enthusiastically and promise a
splendid entainment next month.
j. w. Price stopped off ir this city
a few days to visit his three sons,
who are attending the unive. sity. Mrs.
Price recently visited her sons, having
just gone to Colorado.
Miss Mary Scott has recovered from
an attack of la grippe and is at work
again.
The Girls Mandolin club will give
their annual recital next Friday even
ing. Everyone who listened to their
entertainment last year was delighted
and will not miss it this year when
they know that it will be eve more
enjoyable han last year. Moreover,
the well earned fame of the club will
attract man more auditors and the
auditorium will undoubtedly be more
than filled.
President Tisdel has gone to Chey-
enne.
The girls basketball team will play
with the Denver university team Feb
ruary 81. If they leave the six foot
forward, that played the last time with
us, in Denver, we are sure Of winning
the game.
Prof. Buffum has gone to Cheyenne
to the reunion of Masons in that city.
The bill appropriating $25,0 900 for a
girls dormitory at the university pass
ed the house February 5 n We are
now anxiously waiting to find out what
the senate will do.
The cadets had the regular Thursday
inspection yesterday.
For the benefit of the university ath-
letic fund Captain Heavey will give
Uorli'c -,oct -Dpp1or Nnnra al Trnya-
tore from the Victor records, Mon.
day evening in the auditorium
Next Friday evening the second prize
contest of the year will take place in
the auditorium. The prizes are SIS
and $40, offered by Hon. E. j. Bell for
excellence in debate. There are six
contestants. Messrs. George Wheeler,
Morris Corthell, and John Jones and
Misses Neva Nelson, Clara Prahl and
Amy Abbot. The contests for the
Philo-Bennett, the D. A. R, and the
Eggleston prizes will come off in the
spring.
So much has already been said about
the basketball game with the Cres-
cents that it is only appropriate to say
here that the university is proud of
its players and hopes that they may al
ways be able to meet opponents who
are as gentlemanly and sportsmanlike
as the Crescents.
Prof. Nelson has been invited by the
Woman's club of Douglas to send a
short paper to be read at their coming
session, which will be known as Col
lege Days" The graduating class of
the high school will furnish the music
for the occasion and the papers will be
in the nature of appreciation Of col
lege training
Iven Price, a student at the universe
ty, has been offered a government pc.
| sition, with good salary as engineer of