The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1913-01-10

Kansas and Missouri. That invasioi
win be the most strenuous ever es
sayed By a Sooner five and the strong
est teams Of the respective states vii
De met For the first time ia the MS
tory Of basketball at the University oi
Oklahoma, it looks Ike the Sooner
win have the opportunity 70 meet th'
universities Of Missouri and Kansas
Although these big games are 10 be
played on hostile courts, the SOoHen
have an excellent opportunity % Do
themselves credit with the strong fys
which is 10 represent Oklahoma this
season.
\ new field Of work which the Young
Mems Christian Association Of the uni
versity entered into this year las
proved TO be very effective Under
the direction Of Secretary McClellaad
and President Smith Z squad Of young
men did personal work in several Ok
lahoma towns.
The members Of the Missouri Teach
ers Club who are teaching in Okla
homa schools held their annual ban
quet in Oklahoma City during the Sos
sion OF the State Teachers Conven-
ton. The organization honored Pro
fessor s. NJ. Barrett Of the University
Of Oklahoma by eleeting him its pres
ident About one hundred teachers
were present who were teachers from
Missouri.
Professor Perrine Of the department
OF geology and Lawrence Trout Of the
class Of 1912 who is a major student
OF geology, spent the larger portion Of
the holidays working out structure n
the Ponca City oil field. It IS the opin-
Jon Of those who have studied the new
field that it is merely begun to be de-
yeloped and that It viii become one
OF the leading fields Of the state.
Earl Baker who graduated with The
class OF 1912 is assistant in the depart
ment Of chemistry at the University
OF Illinois this year. He visited friends
in Norman during the holidays.
Carl Milan Of the class of 1907 is
now secretary OF the Indiana State
Library Commission at indianapolis
While in the University Of Oklahoma,
Milan was a student assistant IN the
library and after graduation attended
a professional scnool for Librarians at
Albany, New York.
The Teutonia Club of the university,
the membership Of which is made up
OF students of German in the institu-
tlon. has decided to present the classic
comedy Der Nefe ais Onkel" by
Schiller as their annual play. The
one presented last year was success
and the club Is expecting this one o
equal # in every respect.
AT the State Teachers Association
held in Oklahoma City during ire
holidays Professor T H. Brewer, head
OF the department Of English Of the
university was chosen as head OF tee
English section Of the general assocla-
ton. This section is made up Of all
the teachers in the state schools who
are teaching English and is an IN.
portant section Of the state association.
Harold Gray, formerly of Guthrie,
Okla. now of Seattle. Wash, recently
passed the Rhodes scholarship qualify
ing examinations and will represent
that state in oxford University for the
next three years. Mr. Gray will take
a three-year course in law at the great
English University
On Thursday night January 8, Ru-
dolph GAM, the great Swiss composer
and interpreter, gave concert at the
Framing Opera House under the aus
pices OF the University Lecture Course.
Mr. CAM is recognized as one OF the
worlds greatest pianists and his con
cert was considered by critics Of music
to rank with the best they have ever
heard in Norman.
The alumni of the law school OF the
University OF Oklahoma held their
first annual luncheon at the Savoy Cafe
in Oklahoma City on the night of De
cember 90. The members Of the facul-
~, former students Of the law school
who are now practieing and some OF
the undergraduates of the school We're
at the festive board with the alumi Of
the school The event viii be made
AN annual affair and will be held each