Elmore County Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1910-1915, 1911-05-06
UNIVERSITY NOTES

28.-Entr1eS are StMl coming III Ion
the second annual interschola
track meet. They number at this
time 100. There win be many fea-
lures of entertainment for the high
school visitors Friday might the
athletes will be admitted free to the
senior play, why Smith left home,
special seats being reserved for them.
The trophies will be presented to the
winners by President MacLean be-
tween the acts of the play
The tract andfieldare being pre-
pared for the meet. The grounds are
now i'm excellent shape, but they are
being improved by continual dragging
sprinkling and rolling.
The following officials have been
appointed
Referee, S. w. Van de Veer; star
| ter, G.. w. Van de Veer; clerk OF
course, L. A. Fenn, J. e. Watts;
| judges of finish, H. w. Foester, j..
Harris, II. E. Redeker; field judges
| (weights), G. L. Larson, e. Perkins,
G. E. Favre, j. G. Montgomery;
field judges (jump) , j. w. Stroheck-
en-, C. Y. CARRIER, ]. Barrett; scorer,
Fritz Lumdstrom; assistant scorers,
G.. RENDER, A. P. Beckner; measurer,
J. w. Gwinn; amnouncers, l.. L..
Brown, r. V. Hockett; inspectors, II.
l.. Axten E. j. Iddings, j. M. Crom,
R. Johnson; timers, w. r. Chedsey,
J. G. Griffith, ]. s. Delury; field man
ager H. l.. Stoner.
Points will be scored as follows:
first place, five points; second place,
three points; third place, one point.
Gold, silver, and bronze medals
will be awarded winners of first, Sec
ond, and third places respectively.
The possession for one year OF the
cup given last year by Mr.. II. e.
Lewis, president of the board of re-
gents, will be given to the WINNING
team. A banner will be given to the
team winning thereay. The troph-
les win be presented by President
James A. MacLean.
The staff of the Student Farmer
a magazine published by students OF
the Agricultural College, has been
elected: Earl Hall of Moscow, edl-
tor; Carl Johnson, of Idaho Falls,
business manager; Leland Case of
Minneapolis, Mimi. circulation man
ager. The name fe the magazine
will be changed to "The Idaho Scien-
tific Farmer" r idaho Country
Life.
The senior class play, "Why Smith
left Home" is i'm active rehearsal
under the direction of DR. Fl. b. Moon
and Mrs. S. M Hutton. Harry II.
Daus of Moscow is business Manager.
The cast includes l.. A. Fenn Koos-
kia, l.. l.. Brown, Spokane; F. l..
Sower, Caldwell; e. Barnard, Wal
lace; P. NJ Clemens, Caldwell; Sa-
die Stockton, Grangeville; G Zumhof,
Moscow; Eva Anderson, Palouse;
Inez Clintheao, Boise; Ella Woods,
Boise; Minnie Kiefer, Blackfoot;
Beryl Johnson, Occur d'Alene.
Two performances will be given ON
Friday and Saturday nights, May 5
and 6, at the Crystal Theatre.
Professor e. Hellier-C Collins, VIOLIN
ist, and Miss Fay Hostetor pianist,
both Of the school of music have
been engaged as soloists by the Men
delsohn Club of Spokane for them
concert on May g. Prof. HelMer-Col-
lens is gold medalist from Victoria
College, London, and has had varied
experience Jim Europe and this coun
try as soloist, ON one occasion play
ling for the King of Italy. He was
soloist at the Boie symphony concert
last Christmas. Miss Hostetter lis a
graduate of the New England Con-
servatory of Music and an accomp-
lished player.