The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-02-28
COLLEGE NEWS N1!ES
REVIEW OF THE WEEK FROM
THE AGRICULTURAL AND ME.
cHANlcAL COLLEGE.

rast week. During his absence Prof.
f G. J.. Hotter was acting president.
pr H. L. LOWS spent the latter
part OF la-t week m Norman where
hn has been doing institute work.
Prof L. A. Moorhousc is out en- a
ten days institute trip.
The $1,000 rounds Of ball cartridges
for 'hc rifles the $1,000 of 22 shorts
for gallery practice and the targets
for the cadet corps have arrived Tar.
get practice will be- taken up in the.
early part of the spring term.
At a meeting cf the freshmen
class last Saturday the following Of
ficcrs were elected for The spring
term l.. VI Has'm president:
VIII Gray, vico president. MAY nm
secretary and treasurer: ;. l.. JEFF.
fords. editor: G. VI Meridith door.
keeper
Las, Thursday Colonel Fravcl gave
a very interesting tall, 10 the corps
ON the position used in firing as com.
pared with the Texas grip" and
some other methods which have now
gone ont Of vogue lie also explained
the danger zone at the different rang.
cs of fire.
Prof ]. Iackhcim visited In Guthrie
the latter part of last week
AZ the close of the military science
hour on last Thursday the athletic
association held a meeting. Prot Hol
ter addressed the meeting ard gave
the boys a great deal of encourage.
mcnt He urged the BOYS to make the
best Of their opportunities Of regular
ur'rire under a competent director
He urged them TO dig i'm and make
the Oklahoma university boys who
have been laughing al the farmers.
laugh ont of the other side Of their
mouths.
Director Schrieb then spoke. He
said that the schools over the state
might cal, us farmers, but that he
came from Missouri and that they
would have to show him they could
beat the \. & NJ in track athletics
before ne would believe It. He urged
the awarding Of our athletics i'm an
official ard public way aal for the
students 10 see that no man wears
the college athletic emblem unless he
earned g.
There will be novice track meet
the last Saturday or 'Iondav in
March. April 10Th there VIII he a
dual track meet with Epworth u7'.
vcrsity. ON April 22nd will be the
annual track meet The southwestern
meet between Oklahoma. Texas. Ar.
kansas and Missouri will be held
May 9TH and Sth, the place Of rhc
meet being as yet uncertain Tha Ok
lahoma intercollegiate meet win he
held as usual al Oklahom1 CITY on
May 21.
Tho baseball schedule ha. not r,t
been definitely made out, but or 10
games will be scheduled
Miss Gertrude Hunt. 'O2 science
teacher in Logan county high school.
was visiting at he home Of Prof.
c. l.. Hotter last week.
Mrs II. \. Suits, 'O3. and husband.
| of Los Anga'os Cal, are visiting Mr..
Suits father In saltwater.
Moore Hess. cN 90, Of Oklahoma
Ci'y. Was visiting at the college last
week.
Miss Mary Pearson is III with ty-
hoid fever
Miss Olive Bradwell who has beer
III with th' mumps, is again back in
school
Prof. o. VI Morris. Prof T. L. Ral.
comb. and X. G Potts went to Okla.
homa city To- attend the farmers tn.
s'imtc he'd there on Monday mdI
Tuesday
Work has begun on the new cou,g,
catalogue
Miss Wmoua Ethcrton has resign I
her position as college stenograpN,r
and accepted "a position with the cv-
pertinent station
Willis llubler has been chosen to
present the college athletic asso,m. /.
ton AZ an intercollegiate conferences.
Ed Gallagher aud Earl Vcsey have |
been chosen TO represent the stulrut|
body in the meetings of the COZ, GO .
athletic board
Director Schroibcr issued call for
varsity track candidates over fihv
won responded Training began last
Monday and daily rolls are hnGs
kcp. The men have been assigned
10 'hcir yarious events and great ,u
Nus.aSm iS hpiug shown hy an ArI