The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-06-30
JAMESTOWN COLLEGE

Stanley Dougan has been elected as
football coach and athletic director OF
Jamestown college. The Fargo Forum,
quoting The Winnipeg Free Press, said
Saturday, Some marvellous manipula-
ton OF the leather covered pill was this
means by which Stanley Dougan, one
Of the bright lights Of the Maroon
Singing corps, scrubbed his name in
indelible ink on the pages of baseball
history when he performed the rare
feat Of hurting a no-run, no hit game
at h River park last evening, which
gave a victory of 8 to o." Mr.. Dougan
is a graduate of the Ohio university
and is an athelete Of record. He will
take the jamestown college team out
for early practice at a lake resort be-
fore college opens. "A large fund has
been obtained for their expenses.
The summer school opened with a,
splendid enrolment. The grade of
students Is high. Many are teachers
who will teach in the schools Of the
state. They enjoyed an address by
Mrs. Lulu Shepard, OF Salt Lake City.
More students are expected before the
week is over.
Prof. J. E. Fqeagle, graduate Of
Johns Hopkins and graduate school
of the University Of Michigan has ac-
cepted election as head Of the modern
languages department. He comes very
highly recommended and has had five
years of teaching experience.
Prof. Rexford Colburn, of New York,
has been elected as director of the
school of music. He Is an accomplish
ed musician. His wife, who for two
years taught voice in the teachers
college of Syracuse university will as
sist him as teacher of voice. She is a.
wonderful singer n teacher.
The campus is taking a very chang
ed appearance. A fund of over $4,000
has been secured to beautify I the
campus, and a front drive is being. put
In to connect the north and south
drive, a $1,500 stone wall is being
built along the south drive, two
cement approaches are being built
from Lincoln avenue to the campus
proper, lots having been purchased to
make this possible. cement walks are
being constructed to Taher hall and
Sanford dormitory from the main ap-
proach. 1t is also planned to construct
large pillars and broad steps from the
new drive as a grand central entrance.
Pillars are in for the south drive which
adds greatly to the beauty OF the.
campus. c. A. Tirrell, a Chicago land
scape architect was here last week
making complete arrangements for
these changes, and hopes to make the
campus the most beautiful in the
northwest.
Prof. H. G. Riner is spending his
vacation at his home in Ohio, and X
poets to return in the fall with a
bride. Most of the college teachers
are teaching in the summer school
session. Miss Taylor, head Of the de-
partment in English, sailed for Europe
last week from Montreal, where she
will study English classics. She will
return in time for the opening in the
fall. President Kroeze is spending his
vacation in supervising the improve
ments on the campus. Mrs. Danen-
hover is visiting in Chicago, and Civ
ing some addresses on Sunday school
work. Dr.. VIM. e. Roe is in Chicago
as a delegate to the International Sun
day School convention. and will return
in a week to start a summer Bible
conference n teacher training
school at the college.