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guests.
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1T Nelson mas received a posta
from vernon, British Columbia, whicl
shows a picture OF three apples whicl
ill a large dray wagon. Although TIL
card asserts that Vernon is the hes
apple country In the world, it ii
u that n picture must bt
wrong IN some particular.
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biue Dudley a Frank Finch, NOR
iamlliariy known as DOC Bird" will
appear here November 10. Mr.. Dudley
Will wlve a regular lecture, but Doc
Bro Will give "chalk-talk' illustrations
Oh MS spectators which are warranted
10 make anybody laugh.
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Pror. knikht Is finishing b faculty
pictures which were taken last Mon
all OF me forty sages of the 1nstitu-
ton
Of
Or. Hebard has added a copy Of the
Domesday Book to the library and viii
use 1t in her a in Industrial his
tory. The work was issued my William
the Conquerer about 1885, and gives a
census OF the English people.
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The first issue OF n Melange goes
to press today. 1t is o to the
agricultural college. and has much val
liable information In 1t.
Director Towar has been appointed
a member OF the a OF control oil
the Misso Dry Farming con
ing In cheyenne FEBRUARY 70, "a and
20, 1909. He has been asked + take
charge OF an exhibit or dry-farrnlng
products from the agricultural college,
and more particularly from Albany
county.
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Prof. ana Mrs. Belns performed the
sacred rite OF the hrst stake on their
lot opposite Dr.. Nelson's yesterday.
Their bungalo and Dr. Buc-
kle's new home on h corner OF EleV-
enth and Custer Will soon be added to
the pretty houses in faculty row"
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The names OF i've thousand Wyo-
ming m are being prepared, n
Will be added to the mailing list OF
the department OF agriculture.
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Arrangements are already being
made for the Mandolin club tour,
which will cover the northern part OF
the state, probably In the Big
valley.
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Bulletins have been posted at the UNI
iversity announcing that the Lake Mo
honk Conference of International Arbi-
tration has offered a prize of $50 for
the best essay on international Arbi-
tration." The donor Is Chester De-
witt Pugsley, a student of Harvard,
and the judges are Hon. John w. Fos-
ter, ex~-secretary of state; DR.. Nicholas
Murray Butler, president of Columbia.
and Hon. George Gray, judge of the
United States circuit court and mem
Der of The Hague tribunal. The es-
say should not be over 5000 words,
preferably about 5000. The contest
closes March 1, 1909, and the decision
will be announced at the meeting OF
the conference In May.
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Mrs. Clark spoke to the Y. w. c. A.
this morning on "Helpfulness."
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Helen Nelson, Ada Wilkinson, Eliza
beth Wilkinson, Dorothy Worthington
and Maud Skinner are wearing Alpha
Omega badges, but they do not look
altogether happy. Perhaps they are
looking forward to initiation.
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One of the interesting features OF
the industrial history class was the
display of DR.. Hebard's are pottery.
The collection includes Delft and Min
ton plates, Cloisonni and Satsuma
vases, and a dainty little Japanese tea
pot in inlaid silver.
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The first number Of the Caducetor
issued in the University Of Wyoming
appeared today, n was eagerly read
by all the students. The magazine is
in Latin from cover to owe and is
edited by Mrs. Fling.
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