The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-02
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III the chief numbers win be pians
recital b Rudolph Cam the world
lresowned splsz pianist
owing 70 the inlures u Wseden
coanwright and Reede Coach Oven
lls having 70 make some shifts 10 bis
team lof the games Immediately CON.
ing On the schedule These three men
are the strongest on the Sooner eleyen,
and their speedy recoYery Il the pray
II u the crimson rooteFs
Word has reached the many friends
of Jerry Newly 81 the class Of 1872.
that BIZ has accepted a scholarship in
Chicago University and VIII take up
graduate work there Immediately.
Newby aside from being strong stu
dent, was member of the 1911 champ
ionshiD basketball team and also play
ed on several u the class teams
Coach Owen went 70 Lawrence,
Kans.. last week to study the football
formations Of that team. They play
the same game az Sebraksa. using
many of the same shifts and other
plays The trip vas very successful
lin that Il gave the Sooner mentor a
line on the playing Of both Kansas
ard Nebraska Universities. both Of
which the Oklahoma University team
VIII play soon.
The University of Utah has been Try
ing to negotiate debate with the
University Of Oklahoma for some time
IN the early spring II Is very prob
able that Oklahoma may accept.
A very large addition TO the uni
yersity museum has recently been
made. The university purchased the
private museum of Dr. y. II Carol
president Of the Oklahoma Baptist
University Of Shawnee. This museum
Of Dr. Carols vas considered the
largest private collection of valuable
specimena and the like IN the state.
and certainly was q valuable addition
to the state university museum
Il. r. Calvert OF the class Of 1903,
has been given leave Of absence to
become assistant research chemist for
Columbia University. Mr.. Calvert was
assistant professor Of chemistry in the
university last year and went to Co
lumbia to do graduate work this year
President Brooks is now busy max
Ing out the biennial report Of the uni
yerslty as 10 It's enrolment, financial
condition, etc The report win soon
be ready to deliver % the State Board
Of Education.
Tire pharmacy students haze organ
lied d pharmaceutical club which they
have named the Washburn club In
honor of Professor II. 6. Washburn
who vas a former dem Of The school
here The club meets regularly and
Is addressed by some leading phar.
nacist or druggist secured by Dean
The address which President Brooks
delivered al the inaugural ceremonies
Is being printed by the university
printer. The delegates who attended
he inaugural exercises and heard the
address, we're very desirous Of having |
copy OF The address printed IN per
nanent form. and il win be sent to
hem aud others who are Interested in
he cause OF education
Mr.. Howard s Browne who has
,ce8 empioyc din the pure food de-
,anment Of the state, has been APP
,ointod assistant professor IN the
school Of Pharmacy Prof Browne
$ graduate OF the University Of Okla
IONA with the degrees of u. \. and |
'h. c.
Earl Y. Whitwell Of Norman. a soph
more IN the university, has been ap. |
pointed to position with the Pearson |
IN interests Of Mexico. Mr. Whitwell |
ias gone TO Tampico, Mexico, who're
ie viii work for the winter There |
ire several Oklahoma University boys /
Employed IN the Pearson concern and
lll of them are giving good satisiac I
ion. The company wants more IKE I
hem
Quite Rumbcr 81 The university
students went to Lawrence, Kans. |
saturday TO help the sooaers defeat
They realize the Importance
,f helping their team on the sidelines |
both at home and in foreign territory /
and were determined TO do their part /
Ia trying for victory.
Many new books have been received |
Il the library this year and Prof
lSader librarian, reports that other
new ones are being purchased con
stantly Most of the ne wbooks are IN
large volume sets and are along the
lines Of literature and history
Prof. Bozell Of tho Engineering |