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NOTES FROM KEARNBY NORMAL
Debating Team Wins from York
Friday Evening.

KEARNEY, Neb., April 30.-DT. Luther
p. Ludden, secretary of the Board of Edu-
cation, spent several hours at the school
Friday evening. Or. Ludden was on his
way west and will probably stop for
few hours on his way back to Lincoln
Tuesday.
Miss Sara L. Garrett, registrar is spend
ing Saturday and Sunday at her home in
Fremont. She will be at her desk again
Monday morning.
Prof Porter, accompanied by the Kear-
ney Normal debating squad, consisting Of
Messrs. Walter Fisher Otto Sinlle and
Ralph Dugdale, went to York Friday
where they met the York college in de-
bate. The Kearney squad was victorious.
They debated upon the negative side of
the question Of graduate income tax. The
same squad debated the affirmative Of
the same question and secured a split de-
cision.
The following students have recently re-
ceived election to important positions: Mr..
Roscoe c. Arnold, principal at Shelby; Miss
Gertrude Baker, North Platte; Miss Del
! cine n. Brown, principal at Ong; Miss
Emma Clark, Kearney; Miss Theora
Marsh Hebron. Several other students
| have received letters from boards of edu-
cation stating that their applications are
/ satisfactory and election will soon follow.
The call for teachers from the senior class
| this year is unusually heavy. The COM
mittee on teachers does not recommend
teachers unfortunately, which accounts
for the confidence imposed in them by
school authorities.
Superintendent Quivey of Cozad was q
caller at the school Friday. He took din
ner with President Thomas and left in the
afternoon for Gibbon.
Miss Helen Adair will accompany the
Misses Gardner, Jennings and OConnel
on their European tour the coming summer
The annual May supper will be giver
May in the dining rooms Of the Metho,
dist church by the Young Women's Chris
I tian associat on Of the normal This af
fair is always well patronized by student.
and citizens.
The normal ball team visited Lexington
Friday, defeating the team there in a fin,
game by score of 1 to q. Beltzer for thu
normal pitched a star game, allowing n,
hits.
> The first game of the intercollegiate
series for the championship Of the stat
, occurred with Bellevue on Tuesday and re
: suited in victory for the normal, 10 to
Murphy for the normal pitched a fin
0 game and also starred in fifRing his posi-
ton. Joel Ward for the normal knooke
a home run the first time at bat.
The track meet which was to occur be
tween the Kearney High school and, tn
Kearney Military academy Friday wa
called off by the academy. The normf
entered the meet with the high school /
order to help them out in their record
and finances. The normal entered In
/ promptu, with many of its athletes out {
= the city. The base ball team was in lie,
ngton with three runners, Pearce, Crous
$ and Gregg. and Danly for the discus; II
J. de batting team was at York, taking OF
4 DugiaIe. who stars in one or two event
s The high school made some fine record
y especially Wright, Scott and Toilofse
STRIKER and Mel ane did some fine wor
= for the normal
. DIR. Aylesworth formerly president
Drake university and for many years
charge OF the Colorado Agricultural colleg
visited the normal on April p and spoil
during the chapel hour on Judge Ben Linz
sey,
Joel Ward, the star second baseman
the normal base ball team, was taken sic
Friday and the doctors say he will
unable to resume playing during the re
Superintendent w, NJ, Davidson of Il
Omaha city schools will deliver the cor
mencement address on May 26, Or. Edw
Hart jerks of Omaha win deliver the ba
calaureste sermon on May p
The office blanks OF students who a
candidates for graduation and certifieatl
were sent April 30 to the state superinten
ent's office for inspection. The class max
an unusually fine showing. not only
y regard to credits, but in time Of attendan
as we'll
There will be a combined business a
professional meeting OF the faculty at I
presidents residence on Monday evening
7:S0 O'Clock. Several matters OF importan
will hs considered and Prof Neale "
read his paper on The Relation OF I
. Departments Of Practical and TheoretIC
Education"
; Albert Arnold, who has been very IN VI
septic poisoning is reported very much i
: proved.
NOTES FROM PERU NORMAL.