The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-03-19

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geological survey, writes from the
wilds of that far country declaring
that his duties are hazardous along
the swift mountain streams and in the
treacherous bogs. He says that the
average native sleeps in the open be-
house. Reeds was formerly a star
athlete at the university.
Tennis received pronounced slim
ulus at the state university last week
when it became known that John T.
Bailey of Albien and p. d. Maxwell of
Ardmore, all state champions in dou-
bles, had offered handsome prize to
the winners in doubles of a tourna-
ment to be contested in only by uni
versity students here. A schedule will
be made out at once and the prelim-
mary matches will soon be under way.
A University Press club has been
organized by a number of undergrad
yates who are ambitious to enter the
alluring but practically non remuner-
ative profession of journalism, which
profession in its ordinary analysis is
taken to mean newspaper reporting.
l.. Highsaw, Chas. B. Steele U. A.
Rowe, U. Webb, " Z. Danner, Barnes
Mccain, s. Z. Tracy, Harry Jolly,
Chas. H. Mccormick, r. A. Tolbert
H. H. Halsell and o. DePorte are the
sailors who are embarking on the
inky seas that wash the shores of the
land of linotype. V. e. Danner, for
merly editor of the Norman Daily In
dependent, is president of the club.
In a game replete with interesting
plays the Sooner goods last Saturday
night defeated the Central State Nor
NAL girls basketball team by a 9 to
s score. The contest was very even
throughout and it was only in the
last few minutes of play that the var
sity six demonstrated it's ability to
vanquish the visitors. The feature
of the game was the playing of Lucille
Roby, Sooner forward, who scored all
the points made by her team and was
easily the best player on the floor.
The two teams met recently in Ed
mond when the normals won by a 6
to score. The varsity girls will play
two matches with the Durant Normal
school team before the season closes
If they win these games they will
have good claim on the co eds
championship of the state.
The University of Missouri has
steadily declined to meet the univer-
sity in debate since the Sooners de-
feated that school five years ago, but
a letter recently received by debating
coach Paul Walker would indicate a
change of policy on the part OF the
Tigers. They offer to pay the ex-
penses of team of two to Columbia
to debate team of like number in
May. AS there is plenty of good ma
terial for another winning team
among the undergraduates, it is prob
able that Oklahoma will accept. The
question proposed it, Resolved that
1t would be advisable to apply mini
mum wage legislation in the field of
the sweated industries of the United
States, constitutionalty waived"
The address delivered by DR.. Chas
n. Gould, state geologist and profes
sor of Oklahoma geology at the
State University seems to have made
big hit with the delegates to the