The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-02-05
A. 1 N. COLLEGE NEWS NOTES

prof ". n. wright is out on insti
ute work
Mrs Lewis and son. Lee. and Ger
rude Holt. returned Thursday from
,ansas CITY. whore they have been
visiting at the home OF her brothers.
Mrs J. II. council is very III wllb
be "a grippe.
seven nox rules have recently
.an pul into effect ln the military
apartment at the college for the
reaklng OF which varying amounts OF
xtra drlll are given. They are as
ollows;
Late IN reporting from iurlongh OF
clustering 20 minutes
Failure 20 report return, 40 minutes
Failure 10 get captains signature on
lurlough 90 minutes,
Failure 20 get furlough on regis
~ CO minutes
Losing Iurlough, % minutes.
No uniform al drli, 20 minutes.
Wearing mixed uniform. 20 min
ties.
The penalties for the breaking OF
lcsc rules have been aecum.
llatng for over term. and on the
9th. elghty.three cadets took TWEEN
minutes extra drill
4 harmony elass has been started.
ln which the members Of the class
study IN German Prof I. Zackholm
Is conducting the class.
Ed Znameneck, '0S, left Friday for
pawnee. where lie .wiII assist the
county surveyor Of Pawnee county
On the night Of January 2s win.
ows were blown in, IN the library
'ld chemistry buildings. During this
anne night the greenhouse smoke.
Bek burrAd out and The balls Of fire
llling around ser The campus ablnea.
Ct awhile II waa feared that the
dentistry building would burn. fhe
aemlsiry building lies directly south
the greenhouse aud IN the direct
ath of the wind The fire occurred
bout eleven o'clock az night but due
The quick work on The part OF the
light watChman no serious damaga
ns done The battalion was moi
llled out and no alarm was turned
| n
Paul Thompson has LEFT school
iih the intention Of going to Idaho
The Senior boys gave dance ON
le night Of January rs. In the NJ "
| S. hall After q most enjoyable and
ucial time The couples repaired ID
h. Mons hotel where sumptoua
iree course banquet was spread.
President J II. Connsll aud NJ. !.
ltey spent several days last week IN
Guthrie.
During the absence Of President
'onnell- Prof ). " Means acted as
resident
There WAS no drill on Friday due
the strong wind blowiag Instead,
'olonel Fravel gave very Interest,"
AZ TALK 70 Tho corps on the move
1nnt Of large bodies Of troops. Col.
mel Ffavnl said That lt seemed AZ i
large body of troops could travel
nore than ten or fifteen miles day
ith ease. but when we conaldor thai
yhen an army Is stretched out III
marching order the line together with
IS wagon trains, mounted troops. etc.
tfetchea over distance Of thlrty.five
niles. the reason for short marches
lnly Is very plain Another point az
allied our attention TO IN our army
and navy Is the Iow rank Of its high
aat officers Only three times IN hia
tory has our army had general.
When our officers come Into contact
with officers OF Otner nations our 9f,
aeers must stand back for officers
higher rank, the size aud 0rtanee
OF the nation counting for naught.
On The afternoon ol Saturday, jan.
uaiy so, the young ladies OF The col.
leRe gave reception from three 10
1--we, 10 the ladies Of The faculty. anu
to the wives uf ne members oI the
faculty. In the west reading room 81
The library building Tie lWo hoslls
we're spent In moe enjoyable soela
tlme MlisIr aud lubly college songs
added spirit to the occasion and pu,
the girls IN closer touch with the
lladles Dainty REFRESHMENTS of toast
ed crackers and cocoa wore served