The Daily Missoulian., 1909-09-16
OUN|WAY WELCOMES
STUDENTS
PRESIDENT OF STATE uNivER.
SITY SPEAKS AT FIRST Of
FIcIAL ASSEMBLY.

President C. \. Duniway of the
University of Montana addressed the
students at the years first official
assembly, held at IL 80 yesterday fore
noon. 4 cordial welcome was given
the new students who had just start
ed their academic life in the state
university. In addition to the talk
of the president, DIR. H. o. Breeder,
the evangelist. recited several poems
In welcoming the new students and
the members of the faculty who have
lately been appointed to chairs in the
university, President Duniway ex-
pressed the hope that students and
faculty would get along together in
their work He said that the stu
dents of the university at the present
time enjoyed the great advantage of
personal contact with their profess
sors. students at the University of
Montana" he remarked. ''are more
than a face in IA class room"
President Duniway gave the results
of registration, which shows salts
factory increase in the number of
young men and women seeking collie
giate instruction at the University of
Montana.
Good team work was urged by the
president In his advice to the students
at the opening of the college year. He
stated that this method was essential
i'm obtaining the best results in all
phases of college actiyity-in the
classroom, on the athletic field and
in the social life of the students.
Following the talk of President
Duniway. DR.. II. o. Breeden delighted
the students and faculty with the re-
citing of several dialect poems from
Field. H. $. Saxton, the soloist who
accompanies DR.. Breeder, gave vocal
selection.
Press Club Meets.
A meeting of the University Press
club was held yesterday afternoon at
the state university for the purpose of
completing plans for the publication of
the kaimin. the weekly newspaper of
the university. The board decided to
begin the publication of the weekly
paper at an early date, the first issue
to appear next week. 1t was also de-
cided to issue four magazine numbers
during the year.
The following staff was approved by
the Press club: Charles S. MCGOWAN,
editor-in-ch chief; A. f. Leech and A. w.
ORourke, assistant editors; w. A.
Bennett, managing editor; r. c. Line,
Daisy Penman, a. F. Bishop and ID.
e. Warren, reporters; Massey S. Nc
Cullough, business manager; d. NJ.
Conner, assistant business manager;
Clarence Forbis and Ray Dinsmore
Circulators.
New Armor.
Yesterday afternoon the athletic
committee of the Associated Students
started off the management of the
university football team with the re-
quest from the Associated Students of
full new set of football parapher-
MALTA, including new football suits
for the eleven. The executive commit
tee of the Associated students at once
assured the football management of
the support of the students in prep
arations for a successful season of
the great college game. The suits will
be ordered promptly and will be
greatly appreciated by the members of
! the team.
Next Wednesday mass meeting of
| the students will be held with the ex-
/ pectation that student enthusiasm will
he bubbling over for the heroes of the
gridiron.
| Last night Captain Bishop gathered
his veterans together for the first light
workout on the Montana field. There
are several promising candidates
among the new students, BY the end
OF the week Captain Bishop hopes to
have a large enough squad out to
make close competition for the diff
ferent positions on the team.