The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-05-01

| prohibits the sale of Intoxicating IL
| quor to STUDENT. they will be prose
cuted ana their licenses revoked. This
ultimatu was issued last Saturday
by the license committee of the com
mon council hacked up by Prosecut Ir
| Burke ana Secretary Shirley W.
| smith who speaks for the university
officials
Al "a meeting called by the license
committee of the council under the
direction of Alderman Charles A. Sink.
a t. OF NJ. graduate ANA secretary Of
the university school of music. the
whole matter was put squarcly before
the saloon men, so that there can
ibe no equivocation when the law IL
enforced The university will take
prompt action on any case OF student
delinquency that comes to its notice
Prosecutor Burke, and Mayor McKen-
zle, both of whom are Michigan
| graduates, heartily favor the move
ment
II is interesting to note that under
the mo treat rule" and other rcgu-
lations enforced among their mem.
hers by the fraternities. student
drinking has been markedly decreased
during the past two years. The OIL
Gals are determined however. that
the law shall take it's course. The
] time seems ripe for decisive measures.
Action In this matter, fostered by
university and city officials Is part Of
a larger plan which aims Ia make
Ann Arbor an ideal college town. and
in this endeavor the students them
| selves have often taken the initiative.
They have done much to build up
| wholesome traditions, and are be-
| coming more and more responsible
for the conduct of university affairs.
The blanchard twins, Paul r. ana
| Pecival ", juniors in the literary de-
partment. from Detroit, have won
| high honorS on the oratorical plat
| form. both for themselves and for
| the University Of Michigan. Ten
| straight victories mark their unpar~
| allcled achievements in Oratorical
| contests. Besides his honors as an
ora tor PercVal was awarded "a
Rhodes scholarship last December.
/ lie will leave for oxford, England,
this coming fall. Last year he won
IN cCession the university peace
contest, the state peace contest and
the national peace contest. lie won
| tho ora tdrical contest last MarehsS ~
n unanimous verdict, the first decis-
/ ION of the kind in twenty three Yeas
! lie will represent Michigan at tn"
| Northern Oratorical league contest to
he held ar opcrlin. ohio. this ,Yeehr
Paul has ALREADY Won the univerSitH
state and the Centtal Interstate peace
I contests ana will rkpreseht the cen
trail states in the m,ionisl c0Idesi at
Lake Mohawk in May, die WAS ~,
Gently elected sidsnHof the univer,
| SHY Y. VI. g.. \. H.ll..
| Twenty. -four members at the isia
| literary ciasa were elected ia Xii
! Beta Kappa-I the national honorary
scholarship society This number in-
| cludes ltpmen ana 10 women. about,
| iiV" per cent of the senior literary
| class. Last year only ten of the -
students elected were men Since
| the installation of the local chapter
| IN September 1907, the folloWinG
numbers have been elected: In 1905.
"a were elected: 1909, so; 1910, 30:
1911, Ii; 1872, "a The following
have been elected this year
| Howard V. DeNree. Grand Rapids,
| Selden s. Dickinson. Jackson. Harold
T.. Douglas, Fenton; jay Dunno, Mag
nola. Ill: Winifred b. Mahon. Ann
| Arbor; John X. Miner Ann -Arbor.
! Karl j. Mohr. Pekin. H.; Agnes T.
| Parks. Ann Arbor; Viola Hazel pel
| Howell; Edith T.. Rings, Ann Arb"r
Maude T.. Robertson iiarrisburg. Pa :;
! Carl q. Schoefiel, lreeport, H.; liar-
old T.. Scott, Indiana. Pa; Florence
VI. Sem. E'orestvllc, y. V; Jesse
Shambach, Espy. Pa; Mhrten Ten
| uoor. Grand Rapids, Edwin r. Thur
ston. Toledo. o.. John w. TownicN
Jackson; Mary g. Tunison. Ann Ar
Dor; Herman j. Woigand. BrodhaGcn,
| Ontario: Laura r.. Wendell, Muskeson;
! Mae \. White, Detroit.
TT Samuel McChord Crothers Will
| he the principal speaker at the am
nual banquet of the society on Nav g.
The Duetscher Nerein. the student
| German society, will present the farce"
| Observation-Disclosures 100 Friday eve
ming, May Q.
Edwin T.. Slosson. editor Of the New
York Independent, is conducting Pro"
lessor r. ". SCOTS classes i'm rhetoric
this week. He will lecture to the
newspaper classes and discuss rhet-
orical principles with the seminary
| groups.
More than three hundred free I'M!
| verslty extension lectures have been
furnished the people Of this state dur
/ inr the past year.
The annual Field poetry prize or one
hundred dollars was divided equally
| between two of the thirteen student.
| who submitted manuscripts in this
years contest Martin Feinstcin and
| edgar \. Mower. both senior literary
students. were the successful Compel