The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1915-12-24
COLLEGE NOTES.

The Finney Hall girls got together
and held party last Thursday even
ing at the hall. Games were played
and all reported to have had good
time.
Miss S. Kingston was the Y. M.
c. A. leader last Wednesday morn
ing. Miss Helen Case gave a selec-
ton of "Ben Hur," which was very in
teresting. The girls reported as hav-
ing a large and interesting meeting.
Carey Wooley, a graduate of 1918,
was selected from the Bliss Electrical
school of Washington, D. c., as one
of the schools tutors. In the larger
schools ten students are tutors and
Mr.. Wooley is one of the ten to be
elected at the Bliss college.
DIR. Boone gave a lecture to the
students last Thursday afternoon at
Stery Hall in the chapel room. His
topic was his trip to the Canal. A
good crowd was out to hear him.
Earl Justice and Albert Rice gave
some very interesting music to the
students Thursday morning. Mr..
Justice played his fiddle and Mr.. Rice
Reports of the Y. w. C. A. confer
ence, which was held at Ontario, was
told in the Y. M. c. A. meeting last
Wednesday morning. Mr.. H. Miller
and R. Perry gave some good re-
ports of the conference.
All the students have reported for
their respective homes and number
are going to stay on account of their
homes being far away.
Mrs. P. A. Boulton of VOORHEES,
Hall gave a Christmas supper to the
hall boys. Twenty-four were present
A token was given to Mrs. Boultor
for her kindness to the boys for the
supper.
The Lowell literary society of the
college has arranged its meeting af.
ter the holidays. Its debate is: Re
solved; That Capital Punishment i:
Justi6able,
The basket ball team is contemplate
ing on a trip to Oregon and Wash
ington. 1t is expected that the team
will leave after the last part of Janu
airy or the first of February. The!
will play the best schools of Oregon
and Washington. The College has
fast team this year.
The Lowell Literary Society of tn
college selected its debate for til
next meeting: Resolved; That Cap
ital punishment is iusti6able. TIL
other debates were Resolved; that TIL
efforts of the Ford Peace Expedition
will shorten the European war. Sec
ond; Resolved; That when an opera
ton can save the life of deforme
and abnormal infant, even If leavin
it deformed and abnormal, that tn
operation should be performed. TIL
Lowell literary society voted 6ftee
new members to its ranks last Nor
day morning. This society is tryin
/ its best to put all the conference DE-
, bators from its society and are tr,
: ing to capture the literary work {
the college.
! Every school carries with it a cel
: tain democratic spirit. This is tru
4 of the College of Idaho. Above a
y the school has put forth many gradi
: ates and has fine library and equil
e ment The College of Idaho is turf
4 ing out leaders of men and not mel
plodding machines. The College
v Idaho Annual has been forgotte
y says the college writer and / do hoI
that a few students know what
looks like. Call in sweet music,
have heard soft airs, can you char
o our senses and expel our cares"
: was some years since the last collie
i annual was out and can we not he
n put out one this year, and hope
a later years when we bring hopes
n our mind we look at these ANNALS a
d think of our Alma Mater. the de
n old College of Idaho. who we
ldeari" loved