The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1913-02-14
COLLEGE NOTES.

COLLEGE NOTES.
Saturday evening, February 8, The
Meridian High School girls played
the College Coed" basket ball team
on the College of Idaho floor. The
result was victory for the home team
by a score of Is to 7.
The college second team also play
ed the Caldwell high school second
on the same evening. The College
girls were victorious in this contest
An impromptu reception was given
the Meridian girls at Finney Hall
after the game. Light refreshments
were served, music was furnished by
Professor Rankin and Mrs. Murphy
and a couple of splendid readings
were given by Edwin Newman.
Monday morning at Chapel the
student and faculty had the pleasure
Of hearing short address by Rev.
Elliwood. the minister Of the Board
walk church, at Atlantic City, New
Jersey. Rev. Elliwood is a man of
wide experience. having been for a
number of years chaplain of the U. S.
Army, and during that time and since
has travelled extensively.
Rev. Elliwood dealt with the aq-
uisition and use of knowledge. He
pointed out the fact that the true wis
dom existed not alone in the storing
up of facts gathered from books and
other sources. but it also required that
the individual be able to use his know
lodge truly Christian manner. He
show how it is possible for one to
1--we a life which from the standpoint
of the business world might be paint
ed to as model of success but in the
light of the teaching of the Almighty
it might represent absolute failure
Rev. Chalfant accompanied Rev.
Elliwood in his visit to the college.
Professor Springer has recovered
from his attack of inAammatory rheu-
matism sufficiently to be able to meet
his classes at the college.
The Lowell Literary society held
their regular meeting in the Lowell
room in Sterry Hall last Monday
evening. A good program was given
and the meeting was well attended.
The Y. M. c. A. held their regular
meeting Monday afternoon in their
room at Sterry Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Orr of Nampa
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Orr, of Pay
cite, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Murphy at Finney Hall last
Sunday. Mr.. ]. D. Orr and Mr.. J. F.
Orr were old classmates Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Murphy at Park College.
The college first basketball team
have arranged for game at Arrow
rock next Friday night. They will
play the Y. M. c. A. team of that
place.
Everything is being made ready for
the big post-exam Jubilee to be held
at Finney Hall next Saturday evening.
A good live committee it at work and
a grand time is assured.
Next Monday night is the date of
the preliminary debate between the
college conference debating teams.
The question for the debate this wear.
IS. resolved: That candidates for the
Offices of president and vice-pre sident
should be nominated by direct pri-
mary. The affirmative will be SUD-
ported by Edwin Newman, Roscoe
Turner and Edwin Van Wyngarden.
The negative will be supported by
Jesse Ragsdale, Charles Payne and
Lee Tappan. 1t is intended to have
judges and conduct the preliminary
according to conference regulations.
On the 9th of this month the AL
bion Normal negative team will de.
bate the same question with the COL
lege on the local platform, while the
college negative will go to Pocatello
to meet the Academy affirmative
team on the 18th.
1t has been arranged to have the
preliminary feature Of the Colum-
bian Literary program. Monday
night being the regulart meeting
night for the society. Music, recits.
tons, and readings will also be given
besides the debate and an interesting
entertainment is assured - ~! who
attend. The rm.,,ns .. lie held m
Sterry Hal.
Bud Robinson talked for an hour
after chapel Tuesday morning.
The third and fourth year "preps"
met at the Runciman home on Thurs
day evening, for a general all-around
good time. Parlor games and eats
was the program for the evenings
Miss Mildred Wright of Portland.
Oregon, has taken up her abode at
Finney Hall and will be numbered
among the prep" for the coming