The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-24
University NeWs


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leolluB VI s~oiluhrl'S ninous .ue
VI III llsuS"''ou as "oN no p
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uen' Issues "nlCu ule " olmo
made by President Stratton u,
uud IA mt OF the prominent
students ot the university along some
needed lines OF Improvement OF the
university aud student body,
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ro'tneI Ho'ei"o'' |oe 'luN'' 50
,u' p''!,ll"' Huu'eSS oeio'u ,lo .n
~ meeting o' 'uT NcMlo,u,, ,t"uiV
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Httemps on the part OF the Oklahoma
legislature since statehood to wilte Il
effective tax laws when nave
proved 10 be lar from perfect lie en-
particularly upon the single TAX
ana the Inheritance tax law, giving nh'
qualified opposition To the latter. II
Newcomers club, when was the gov
ernor'S host for the evening, Is com
posed of thcuItS members ana mum
beers more than II hundred III mem
borshlp. II meets regularly ehch month
for the purpose VI discussing some Oh
the current issues which are OF interest
The ClaNon club or honor students
who are mhkin@ u study Of the tduch'
tiohal courses with Il view oI maHlIls
teaching Il profession r''entll 70
celNed II charter from Kappa lleta ~
the uhuunh honorary edu'ullohhI IRA
ternlty. Il Installation uI the 'kla
homA chapter was heu fIluhS
at the university with IltiihR core
monies,
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iu' I"''o"' o'' ""1 HIy
at lhc 'ur,'iNi'l W ~"'m",," S,r
'pl"b SUM r w.
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year has been selected most OF tue
candidates are 7tlIl coming OUT To ual'l
practice IN the hope VI gaining more
skin and later recognition Tor inc
coveted places on the oklahoma nine
In addition to ms number lhere nus
been formed a Hash House league
comprising teams from every sluutht
boarding house IN Norman
r~.,., en-.
L'''otl '"""lS''' u'""i"'
L",'tl''G VI n"I Wv az
dressed the Young Mems CHRISTIAN as
sociation sunday afternoon on the SUD
lect " Mexico u us opportunities
Ieliolyer has spent tNe years IN lhe
southern republic ANA nlier careInI
observations " the people OF mat ma
ton, their customs, political Il so
clal conditions, he declares thht thty
are not capable " SELF government lie
VIII return TO mat country ana resume
direction " oil operations Tor the
| revolution is terminated.
Joshua Lee OF ROCKY, n sophomore
OF the university VINO won rrst place
IN the Intercollegiate prom
hilton oratorical contest Whlch was
held al Guthrie, April ~ ana mus
qualified Tor the inter state orntorNal
contest when WIN be helu III June II
revising his winning Grafton II lie
WINS Tor ORlHholhh III ihe lhlers'hte
western states In the national contest
which win he held next Christmas.
Miss Louisa NJ bro"RS, ior severn
wears hhVllsh instructor IN me uhl'
versity OF mas resigned het
position to axe literary work as nv
sistant edltor or the Inc 'hur'hmaI5
II perlOllcnl punished AT NeW 10Th
city WINE Connected WIN Ihe uhl.
'erslly MISS BROOKE maze 're!ueii'
contributions oI poetry I" some OF unt
i'aulhe American magazines anu pe'oof
Governor Robert L. Williams. =