The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1910-01-20
!Ine Mitchell Capital
JAN. 90. 1910.
UNIVERSITY NOTES

where he Will take the position form
erly occupied by Prof. Rigby in a
school there. The two went over the
phases Of the work there and Prof.
Wheeler will enter upon his duties
partially equipped at least from the
experience of his predecessor here.
Lloyd Wiltse is not in school this
term, having decided to stay out and
o. privately tutored for the examina-
lions for entrance to Annapolis which
VIII occur In the spring. He is for
innate In being named as principal
1or the appointment as midshipman
1osthe Naval Academy.
The three faculty members of the
DEBATING League have named as de-
bsters Tor the two intercollegiates
Sof the year with Carleton and Yank-
ton colleges. Herhert Hardy, Bernie
Z. Dean, Willard Kennedy, Walter.
Grill. John s.. Chapman, and Law
rence Todnem; the six members OF
the i~nter-society teams of the fall.
The a%lternates are Maynard Hardy
and Mathew v. Smith. Although none
~ these; men have been in intercol-
Nqegiate debates, all but two have
been IN more than one local contest.
The teams have not been chosen as
yet but the final selection will bring
outteams that will be creditab1e
Representation Of the school.
George w. Egan OF Sioux Falls,
candidate for the Republican nomin-
ationafor governor. spoke to the stu
A6nts inchapel8 last Friday morning.
~ short address was eloquent and
syery much appreciated by his hear
N
Last saturday dkening the Thalian
Scciety sat their regular meeting held
asdebate With far reaching effects
III was npon the question Of affinities
their desirabilities II regard to az
fecting scholarship while In school.
s1t a needless o say that the afirma-5
tive Of Incorporation won. support
. No doubt ~ the number OF suc-
oessful Instances IN. the past where
akinities Al the University have made
Sood records n the class rooms and
ether phases a school life.
and Mrs. ]. Hauser, both
members Of class Of 80, but now
Twink IA Mexico City, Mexico, were
present and spoke In chapel last Tues.
days morning. Mr.. Hauser Is the mar
ager Of the Methodist. publishing
house and with his wife has been in
the state for the past three months
ona vacation. They are visiting in.
the city at the home Of Mrs. Hauser's
parents, Rev. and Mrs. G. j.. Corwin.
The faculty of M%orningside Col.
1ege ut Sioux City are facing a ON
aiderable disturbance in the student
body because Of the selection of two
teams for intercollegiate debates.
s$Itseems that one OF the societies has
s@butaone out of the six members of
the debating teams, on which account
they feel much.aggreived. They have
sent 1T remonstrance to the faculty
stating that they feel a discrimina-
tion has and Is being worked against
themand threatening to leave school
satthe end Of the present semester
unless some remedial action is taken.
q The complaining society has as men,
hers many Of the prominent men OF
the school and their method, If TAR
Red outsswills be rather revolutionary.
AsDr.SWeir called the attention of the
students in chapel Wednesday morn
ingSto the fact that Friday, January
71st, was Beadle Day" and urged
them to scontribute II possible to the
fund which Is being raised in honor
ne sGen.W n. II. Beadle, the founder
3 the public school system of the
state.
Scott {. Hauser s0s for the past
year engaged In Y. N. g. A. work
&atsHartford, Connecticut, is now at
: home Al Aberdeen and expects to
leave 500 for Mexico where to en-
ter the Offices Sof the Methodist pub
iishing company Of which his broth
! Is rnanager.
Within frst intercollegiate game
I#otsthe season played at Vermillion
sTuesday night, the basket ball team
M practicing for the contest with the
1 Aberdeen Normal which will be play
I here next Monday.
OBITUARY
her home "a Prosper township
sscaasths sl1thASday g January. 1910.