, 1908-05-08
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University Notes !
q By LESLIE BAILEY COOK. 8
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We have all lodged a relentless
automobile at some time. II may have
been a six-cylinder Franklin, or it may
have been only a humping motor-cy.
Gle, but the effect on our merry-wid.
sow hats or patent leather pumps was
the same. And now We can have re.
venge. On Friday night a local doc.
tor Will be tried by the Benedicts and
three university societies for exceed.
ing the speed limit. For the trifing
sum of twenty-five cents a poor pc
destrian can see one Of the Independ.
ent order Of Biz-Wagon Villains put
upon the rack by the brightest minds
of the Benedicts, the Lincoln Debat-
ing society, the Bellies Lettres and the
Alpha Omega. 1t certainly looks dark
for the doctor.
Miss Stoner is collecting photo
graphs of the Woman's hall and of all
organizations composed of young la
dies for a domestic science circular
which is to be issued in the neal fu-
ture.
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There have been many applications
for catalogues, and a great number
are being sent out.
A boys gymnasium class has been
organized under the leadership Of c..
d. NOR.
The copies of 1.-THE Amazons," which
is to be presented society night, have
been received. The four organiza-
lions which will unite in producing
it are the Bellies Lettres society, the
Alpha Omega sorority, the Delta The
ia Kappa fraternity and the Sigma
Beta Phi fraternity.
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A concert will be given by the Girls
Glee club, the Boys Glee club, the
orchestra and the Choral Union some
time in the near future, probably May
10Th.
Miss Houtz gave a very interesting
talk upon Sunday Observances' this
morning in assembly. Miss Stoner
also gave a reading.
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DR.. Hebard and Miss Holiday, secre-
tary of the Alumni association, have
been revising the lists of addresses of
the alumni.
Miss Durward will take her classes
in mathematics on a picnic a week
from tomorrow it does not snow.
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Great excitement was created We'd
nesday by the heroism of the battalion
of cadets. The horses employed in
hauling stone to the Woman's build
ing went on a strike when it came to
transporting the largest load across
a mud lake, and for a while it seemed
as though the work on the dormitory
would be seriously hindered. Com
mandant Hill, however, came to the
rescue with his gallant companies, and
in a little while the massive load was
in its proper place. The more literary
of the cadets declare that the feat vas
performed to prove to a sceptic world
that the Egyptians could move the
great stones which form the pyramids
| without machinery, but the rank and
file look largely to the wager which
they earned.
The following program will be rem
dered by the Lincoln Debating society
May IA:
Debate, Resolved, That Co-Edu-
cation is a Benefit to Male Stu
quist, Lake Harris. Negative
George Wheeler and H. H. Hill.
The Glee and Mandolin Club Tour"
E. N. Roberts.
'The Benefits of Gymnasium Work."
c. D. Moir.
The organization is progressing
nicely, and the members are gaining
valuable practice in public speaking
and debate.
The vesper services which were held
in the auditorium Sunday afternoon
WSIe Nciy iutClcotihS. WI. Diiioh, oOS-
rotary of the Y. NJ. C. A. for Colorado
spoke upon The Opportunities and
Responsibilities of College Life His
talk showed a close sympathy with
college students, and gave many clear
views of what this period in a mans
training A vocal solo was rem
dered by Miss Brown, and Miss Thyra
Therkildsen played a violin solo. Mr..
Dillon spent Monday in visiting the
various departments Of the university,
and at 4 o'clock conducted a mass
meeting of all male students. On
this occasion it was decided to send
delegates to the students conference
Of the Younm Mems Christian asso-
citation at Cascade, Colo, June 81.
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Miss Nettie Pope, who has been i'll
for several days, returned to school
yesterday.
This morning in assembly, Presi-
uent Towar suggested hat as a pre-
caution against another outbreak OF