Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-26

store cup will be held on the evening
of the 2S, while the juniors Of the
university will present their annual
Faculty Burlesque" on the evening
of the 20.
Chas, w. Clark, the great American
baritone, sang at the Framing Opera
House Friday night. Mr. Clark, who
was induced to come to Norman by
the University, direct fro New York
where he has been meeting with
striking success. The engagement
here was one of twenty which he IS
filling before returning to Europe.
A good audience greeted him and his
recital captured the hearts Of all true
music lovers.
The Press Club a coterie Of UNDER
graduates with literary aspirations,
will soon launch monthly magazine
which will be largely devoted to
literary contributions in prose and
verse by students and faculty
Oklahoma lost by two to one de-
cisions in both OF tho inter collegiate
debates held last Wednesday night,
The contest at Norman between the
Sooners and the University of Colo
RADIO Is said to have been one Of the
most remarkable college forensic bat
ties ever w1ged In the West Both
schools sent seasoned men into the
contest. Col. Roy Hoffman Of Chand-
ler, Judge Ross +. Lockrdge of
Shawnee and Hon. Herbert NJ. Peck
Of Oklahoma City were the judges
The question was "Resolved, that the
Short Ballo; System Should be Adopt
ed IN municipal. coSnty and state
elections" oklahoma had the affirm
ative against Colorado at home and
the negative against Kansas at Law
renee. At Lawrence the roof wa!
blown off the hotel where the Okla
homans were domiciled Just before
they started for Frazer Hall, where
the debate was TO be held They sue.
cceded In persuadng the proprietor
that u Kansas cyclone did the worl
but many of the students here beliey,
that II was the combination Of Hon
est Abe" Il, hs Texas" Highsaw anC
Cyclone" Williamson rehearsiny a
the same time which caused the ca
tastrophe.
The University of Oklahoma has al
inventor Of no mean ability In Prof
Guy Y. Williams of the department o
chemistry. His latest achievement 1
an electric lamp board which
used in charging storage batteries,
The fraternity baseball league con
tlnues a fierce struggle for the cham
pionship pennant after a weeks ro
spite to give the belligerents time L
recover from the unwonted exertion
Of the previous games. Kappa Alphl
(southern) heads the list at presen
with two victories and no defeats
, The pennan' Is now held by Kappl
Sigma.
At a meeting Of the Michigan Uni
versity alumni held In Oklahoma Cit
, last week. Dean Washburn OF tn
School Of Pharmacy Of Oklahom
University was named president 70
the ensuing year. Dean Washburn
an enthusl lstic Michigander and ex
halts above the maize and blue onl
lUt CIllllHol anu cream VI Vlu Okld.
, The Sooners meet the University o
Texas pin polters on Boyd field Fri
/ day and Saturday. The orange an
white diamond stars are said to b
playing exceedingly fast ball this sea
J son and BLnnie owens bingle hunt
ers will be compelled to play class
bail to win. The oklahoma lads re
turned recently from their norther
trip with flying colors. All five q
, the games played were victories 70
the Sooners. one win over the Chris
) tlan University team OF Enid and tw
| each over the Chilocco ians and tn
Terrible Swedes' was the reco.
made. The cam Is welding the SIC
at q heavy clip AMI depends largel
on It's batting ability to win.
Prof. Henry NJ Meier, head Of tn
department Of German, delivered a
illustrated lecture on the "Passlo
. nioVu at Dauonn FRIDAY NIGHT Prof