The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-08

The address which President Brooks
delivered at the inaugural ceremonies
is being printed BY the university
lprinter. The delegates who attended
the inaugural exercises and heard the
address we're very desirous OF having
copy OF the address printed In per.
manent form. and il will be sent to
them and Others who are interested in
the cause OF education.
Mr. Howard s Browne who has
been employe din the pure food de.
partment OF the state. has been ap-
pointed assistant professor in the
School Of Pharmacy Prof. Browne
is a graduate OF the University of Okla
homa with the degrees Of B. A. and
Ph. G.
Earl Y. Whitwell OF Norman. a soph-
more in the university. has been ap-
poislted 10 a position with the Pearson
oil interests of Mexico Mr.. Whitwell
has gone to Tampieo. Mexico, where
he will work for the winter. There
are several Oklahoma University boys
employed in the Pearson concern. and |
all OF them are giving good satisfae-
ton. The company wants more like |
them.
Quite a number Of the university /
students went TO Lawrence, Kans.,
Saturday to help the Sooners defeat
Kansas. They realize the Importance
OF helping their team on the sidelines
both at home and in foreign territory.
and were determined to do their part
In trying for victory.
Many new books have been received {
At the library this year. and Prof.
RAIDER, librarian. reports that other
new ones are being purchased con-
stantly. Most OF the ne wbooks are in
arge volume sets and are along the :
ines Of literature and history.
Prof Bozell Of the Engineering
school has Just received authorization
o organize branch of the American
institute Of Electrical Engineers. The
electrical engineering students of the
chool requested Prof Bozell to secure
be organization for them at the ear
lest possible date and his request to
be board OF directors of the institute
as Just been granted. Professors y
'ozeu and Dwight are both members
{ the national organization. This ma
ional organization is the leading elec. Il
rical engineering society of the world. 8
he local club will meet monthly and Z
{ each gathering will have some en- i
ineer OF note deliver an address
-hieh win be helpful to the students Il
! their work.
The v w q A. met ia the chapel !
Ionday where they were addressed BY q
FRS. F. o. Sensabaugh Of Oklahoma y
lty. The lecturer is 4 great worker q
! the cause OF the y. Nv. c. A. and her ?
idFess was treat to the young wo- a
.en Of the university. The delegates
} the state conference OF the asso- D
alton were elected ut that meeting. 81
The university Chemistry Club met
. the Science HaH Wednesday night
Id organized for the year. The fol- q
wing officers we're elected Prof. e
owarI s Hrewne. president. Prot. q
lhu n Rue. vice president. Albert y
artside. secretary and treasurer. The te
ub selects It's members from the y
Guilty ard the maioF students OF q
Iemlstry. and the junior and senior q
en- il the four year pharmacy course Ios
be lrst meeting wiz be held on No n
m6er s. when papers viii be read by n
Bue and Porter. ~
Mr. + r Tidman. who delivered an IS
dress 10 the engineering students or q
e evening Of 0ctober 80. is one Of ga
e most nated 81 American electrical -
gineers He vas educated at Cam en
idge England. and received his tech hu
,al training Ia the Royal Polytechnic ST
stitute ia LondoR Efe Immediately ei'
eame connected With the Edison m'
mp4ny and for the last twenty-five
ars has been connected with some oe
tne largest electrical concerns in
Z world. His address was very iu- 81
resting and instructive 70 the stu ha
ats IS