The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-02-09

students to trade with those who ad-
vertise in its columns.
The University Glee Club gave its
first annual concert at the Framing
Friday night and delighted the large
audience with one Of the most finished
and entertaining programs ever given
in Norman. The concert was entirely
by members OF the club and under the
direction OF its conductor, Prof.
George Seymour Lenox OF the depart
ment Of music. The class Of work
done by the club was distinct sur
prise to an. While the club IS young
in the university, # is especially strong
having thirty members and being rat
ed by critics who have heard il the
best In the southwest. It is probable
that the success of the concert win
induce Dean Holmberg of the school
Of fine arts to yield to the many re-
quests from over the state and permit
the club to make a tour Of the larger
cities under the auspices OF the Uni
versity Extension Course bureau.
The management of the college pa
per and the Christian associations OF
the school are gathering data on the
expense OF all students attending the
university.
Another has been added to the some
what extended list of books given to
the public by members of the uniyer-
slty faculty. The latest volume is by
Professor Barrett Of the department
OF education. who has already pub
nshed volume books dealing with his
tory and pedagogy as well as more pop
ular works. "Mocco" the story of an
Indians life from childhood to mans
estate, is his latest production. Critics
pronounce it OF merit both as a work
of fiction and as historical study and
predict for it a healthy sale. Duffeld
& Co. of New York, are the publish
ers.
"The Orange and Black" the stu
dent publication of the Oklahoma Agri-
cultural and Mechanical college, ex-
presses the belief that the Sooner bas-
ket ball forwards could throw baskets
with their eyes shut"
The incomplete Sooner football
schedule for next fall, as announced
this week, includes games with nine
schools. 1t is as follows: Kingfisher
lcolIege at Norman; Oklahoma Chris
tian University at Norman; North.
Ieastern State Normal at Norman
Texas University at Dallas; Missouri
university at Norman; Kansas Uni
Iversity at Lawrence; Oklahoma A. &
In. Colleg at Norman and Colorado
university at Denver. The dates are
yet to be- arranged II is likely that
games will be scheduled with the
Texas "Aggies" and Washburn Col
Ilege and possible that Arkansas Uni
Iyersity will be brought to Norman as
1.-THE second of the two big games to be
lplayed at home. This schedule viii
be even sitter than the difficult one
lof last year and Coach Owen will have
his work cut out for him if he puts
lover another all-victorious eleven.
The library receives and keeps on
file daily newspaper published in
Germany. 1t is the "CentralAuzei
ger" of Magdeburg They seem to be
Having about as much stir over the
lpond politically at present as we are
Having in our own land of Taft, Teddy
Bryan, LaFollette, ct al
! c. w. MeFerron, engineer II, visit.
ed his parents in Norman the past
week. He is employed by the Okla.
homa Engineering company and makes
his headquarters at Oklahoma City,
The state board of affairs was in
Norman Tuesday inspecting the new
administration building of the uniyer-
sity. 1t is complete and will be oe-
Icupied in the near future 1t will ae-
lcommodate more classes than all
other buildings on the campus com
itbined
over one hundred men, most OF them
university students banquetted at the
Christian church in Norman Tuesday
might and heard addresses by Archi-
bald Mel. .ean. president of the Foreign
missionary Society, and others
WEIGH ITEMS.