The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-17
STATE COLLEGE NOTES.

"AIi'. N'I' VihA'u IIINhy anu 'dl.
urday with Central Normal. Tho first
game resulted in a score Of ~ -
ir favor OF 4. y NJ. and the second
resulted in score of II 10 u in
favor Of Central Normal Good work
Was done by both teams ON both
days. but IN each case the score
seemed rtod
The annual field problem mon
toned in last wecks publication,
was very exciting and in every way
a typical skirmilh lasting some three
hours The first battalion command
ed by Major Spcidcl attacked the
city OF saltwater fr M west OF
StilNatcr creek Major Woodworth
who wac defending divided his
force and attempted 10 hold the
two bridges situated one mile apart
The first battalion succeeded in
mass.ug and crossing the south
bridge before the defenders got into
position After crossing, the assault.
flank by command under Captain
Tibbcts. but Company B of the first
battalion cntrcuchcd and withstoud
the attack Being without protection
Captain Tibbcts company was con-
sidcrcd destroyed and put out by the
umpire. \ rear attack was then made
tff h,f I,I No 4
OF the defenders This attack was
rcpulsed by Captain Camp and Lieut..
Allen. The remainder Of the after
noon was spent In skirmishing with
the force holding the north bridge
Due TO a mistake I'm the orders the
north wing of the defenders failed t.
buShed "A force to take the bridge
A shipment OF machinery including
lathe. universal shapcr and a
sensitive drilling machine. has been
received by the engineer depart
ment
\ mass meeting of the girls was
held Tuesday afternoon to complete
the plans for the annual May festi
val.
The summer uniforms have been
received and issued This uniform
was worn by the cadets at the rcgi.
mental inspection Wednesday after.
noon
Professor Ayres. who has recent.
" been employed as state highway
engineer and professor of highway
engineering at the college, is here
preparing special announcements
concerning his outlined work here
and throughout the state.
The foundation is being laid for
the new $4,000 barn. This barn will
have large silos with sanitary milk
room in connection.
Several ears of face brick have
arrived for the work on the woman's
building. The work ON this build
ing is now progressing as rapidly
as possible.
The college is mailing special
bulletin To boys and girls OF Okla.
homa who are members OF the corn
and domestic science clubs. which
have been organized for planting
and growing selected corn and flow.
crs sent out by the college. This
explains the organization of clubs
of this kind in public schools.
These organizations have an active
membership of more than 1900
President Connell recently rcceiv.
ed letter from Mr. Elliott, who
at ;he time was conducting n Farm.
crs Institute In kiowa county. in
which Mr. Elliott said: Il never
saw such mass of humanity at
farmers meeting There were at
least 5000 In attendance, school
children, farmers and farmers wives
from all over the county made a run
run ON the town and took charge of
IT,"
\ retired ron commissioned Off.
Ger OF years experience mas
been employed 10 assist the com
mandant in his office work Captain
u. T. simmons OF the general stan
L. $. \. will inspect the cadet corps
Friday.
Commencement day has been
changed from May 3lst to Monday
May 3Oth. by action Of the com.
mittee. The commencement program
has been outlined and IS as fol-
lows
Friday evening. May p. $40,
Operatt1. "Haymakers
Saturday, $50, Senior play, "A
Midsummer Nights Dream
Sunday morning at 1880, Bscca
laureate sermon.
Monday. 10 a. m. GRADUATING cX.
ercises, music, etc.
3: 30 p. m, gymnasium Starr.
Monday evening. Alumni banquet.