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~BE DAlhY IOWAN PUBLISHED BY THm STUDBNTB or THE STATE UNIV.RBITT or IOWA
Volume 8 IOWA CITY, IOWA, WEDNISDAY MORNING, JUNE 9, 1909 N , ... 111
An f..xceUent Cast, Carefully Coached
SENIOR CLASS PLAY
"The Tal11ing of tne Shre"," Seab at Greer' Frida, HOOD
SI.OO, 1St, SOc
SfNIOR PLAY JUNNY: CAST LtTTtR PfRffCT
HANFORD'S INTERPRETATION TO
BE FOLLOWED.
Senior Thespians Being DriUed by
Experts-l\[uny Alumni Plan
To Attend.
LABORATORY NEAR FINISH.
RAPID PROGRESS AT OKOBOJI.
Limit of Accommodations Practical
ly Reached.
Despite the delays occasioned by I the recent rains the WOrk on the
LlTfRARY SOClfllfS TO GRADUATf SfNIORS
ANNUAL FOllEN 10
ME T COME }~JUDA1'.
Okoboji Lakeside Laboratory has Program will be FoUowed by an In-tonnal Reception and 8enJor
lng. progressed rapidly and it Is now al
most ready for occupancy. The build-
Next Monday evening will occur the Ing has been erected for about a I On n xt Friday venlng In
annual senior play. The seniors of month and has recently been painted . auditorium will occur the forty-first , 1909 will offer the merriest play In Tables and desks have been con- , annual commenc ment ot th s v n , Shakespeare's long list, "The Tam- structed and placed In position and literary societies In the unlv rslty.
Ing of the Shrew." Thtl cast will close- are now ready for the reception of the This is the bIg event of th year tor
ly follow the Interpretation of lIfr. apparatus which Is to be shipped I the literary I!ocletl 9 and an
Chas. B. Hanford, and every effort there this week. The apparatus lor program has be n arranged. Each
will be made to prove to the universi
ty audience that a classical play can
be Chuck-full of funny situations and
comedy Hnes.
the equipment of thtl laboratory Is society will pre ent tb Ir seniors tor
being packed and will probably be graduation through a pr siding om
shipped Thursday, Prot. Wylie or Mr'l cer, an alumnus or alumna of tbe
Puckett gOing along to supervise the society whJch he or sbe repres nta.
installation. The preparations for the I According to custom the gradual B
accommodation of the students In th-91 of each society wlll b present d with
way of board and lodging are fast I pine. The general public Is Imlted lo
being completed and everything will attend.
be ready for the opening on June 21. Aft th I J f I
REnEW :
rRiz DE w.um .D.
I, JUII to Gh n }:~hlbltl()n I J)rm.
Friday aft rnoon at 4 o' I ck Gov.
B. F. Carroll ..... llh hi air will hold
tb annual r 1'1 " at thtl unlv nlty
r glm nt. Followlnr; tb r I . by
th gov rn r tll Var Ity RIft III
glv an xhlbHlon drlll. Th
year In military work will b a ·ard-
d. Th comml Ion d om r8 ot tb
h'
slons algn d by Gov rnor
this tim .
Tb tollowlng ar th a
made:
Cad t plalo, W. 1 ... Sell 0 k, o.
D., Junior Indlvldu I medal.
econd LJ ut. E. . Glib .rt. Co. A"
Sopbonlor Individual m dal.
Prlvat O. .• full nb r. o. E.,
Fr shman Individual m d I.
AlUMNI WIU ASSIST GRiffITH NfXr fAll
10\\ \ ro 11 \'}' K 1' •• 1l ('0
Xln Old M n "III ~ Out _
\\ IIh (If ~I." .... i I rr'(,m h·
Pro \. I tur a wllll.llul lootb 11
l lUI thl till r 1Ir1 ht r lor Jo
nl It 100
ut lOY
I thou
v ral
y. oltur I
In
troUI
rl, but at
nutbln,
'oulel pr \ nl Old Gole! tr.m In
to tb troot 00 mar 011 th arid-
Iroo.
Jobn Griffith, our Of'W (I tb. n d
r bll
This week the cast will be under
the direction of a graduate of the
Sargent school of acting, Miss Gret
chen Stiger. Miss Stiger will not only
direct dally rehearsals but will stay
until the performance Is completed.
Every attention wllJ be given to de
tails.
I el' e exerc ses lin norma r-Numerous applications for admls-' ceptlon will be held In the ladl s' aplnln L. n. Leep r, Co. C., 01. AI co cb II bu b d
sion are being received daily and ac- d I Thl III b • I d raw ng room. I! w e ~o lowe Durn tt sharp hoot r's ill I.
cording to present indications, many by a senior sing. Capt In R. C •• 1), re, Co.
The program fo llows: and Conal Sword, "Inn r of company The unIversity orchestra will play will be refused admission, as accom
the special music used by Mr. Chas. modations are limited. Each of the Violin Solo ....... ~tl\dg Eastman comp tlUv drlll.
B. Hanford in all his performances. colleges In the state Is given one Presiding Officer for th Ev nlng ... The costumes will be furnished by scholarship, which Is to be awarded · ............ Dr. . E. Sea hor C. Lange of Chicago, a house makrng to the students especially proficient ZetagatbJan. a specialty of high class Shal,espeare In the natural sciences. Presiding Omcer .. Mr. M. L. Ferson
d tl The llmit of accommodations is pro uc ons. Oration, "College Id als" C. . Cor y
A dress rehearsal will be held Sat- almost reached already, so that any Presentation of Pins urday evenlng. Last evening a full deSiring to enter should make' appU- Response ...... , H. H. Smith, Pres. rehearsal was held at the Coldren, cation at once to Prof. Thomas Mac- ErodclphJOJ1.
aptaln O. L. John on,
aI, Inn r of cond pI c comp tltlve drlJl.
This Cl'r mony clo a th
university r ghnent. H haa
and the cast proved to be almost let- bride. The tuJtlon for the first term Is tour y ars In that capacity. th longPresiding Officer ... Mrs. J. W. Rich
ter-perfect and very good on sltua- $15 and for the second term It Is pro- est d tall th '\ ar Departm nt allows
tions and stage scenes. portion ate to the number of courses Oration, "Maud Adams" Meta Raney for such nil'. Thur day venlng
Presentation of Pins. The play has received more atten- taken. Tuition will be paid in advance th comml~ Ion d offic ra of lh r gl·
I d t d f t Respo::se ...... LydJa Heery, Pres.
n or er a e ray he necessary ex- ment will give an Informal banqu t
penses of opening the school. hl'lrshall Law.
at th Burkl y Imp rial In bls honor. Presiding Otlic~r ............... .
Hyperian Elects OtIIcers. · .. ...... Mr. Daniel H. Sheehan Waper
The Hyperlan club held its last bus- Presentation of Dlp-Jomas Tbe (oliowlng tram th Pr
tlon from the state press than any
Similar college production to date and
many alumni have sent word that
they wlll come in time for the per
formance and for the first "alumni" frolic whIch will be held the next Iness meeting of the year last even- Response ...... E. R. O'Brl n, Pr . be of Inter st to th ma!'y friend. of
Ing and elected the tollowlng officers: Solo .. . ............ Annie Pierce day.
President, Forrest B. Olson; secra- Octave Thanet. Don WagJ :-r:
Frequent rehearsals will be beld
b th t I tary-treasurer, Percy N. Haughtelln. Presiding Officer ................ .
y e cas to nsure a smooth per-
"A 'Donald Warner Scbolar,hlp' t
to be stabUshed at West I1Igh school
formance. This play wl11 be the only
classical play to be attempted by
university dramatic talent this year,
and all the dramatic interests in the
school have freely united In plans
for Its complete succell8.
· . . . . .. Miss Katherine Buxbaum D s Moines. New Annnals in Library. Presentation of Pins. The '200 reward, olr red by F. C.
The new Junior Annuals of Mlchl- Response Bertha Willi P e . . . ams, r . Hubbell, for the recovery of the S. . gan, Purdue, Minnesota and Crelgh-
ton Law School have been received
and are now on exhibition at the
PhJlomathlaD.
Oration, "Beecher as a Patriarch"
· ........... Mr. Chas. Kaufman
I. athlete's body, was r tu d by Prof.
RIcker and the two boys who found
fI r
o
llu a n w "p pp" Into th m n an
lurn out on ' or lh
hi had IDI' \h dlY of 19
But Griffith
01 bin, blm If In
at I a t halt a do n
after b Dd
Presentation of PIns. loin s river, and th mon y was whU Fr nk oor and For the first time the play will be
general library.
representative of the whole unversl
ty. This Is accomplished by the ap-
Meeting Varsity RUles.
All of the members of the Varsity
Response ......... L. L. Hili, Pres. turned Into the school. It wlJ) be In- 11'111 d
Hesperia. creased duly, by donations, and the guard . With thJ
pearance of a senior medic, Mr. Rlfies are urged to be present for a' Presldlng Officer Miss Jennie Roberta money wlll be used to send worthy aistants Co ch Grimtb
Strong, in a very funny comedy part. very important meeting tonight at the Presentation of PIns. young students to college. abl to d vole mol' tim to ub mill
It interest shown Is any index, the armory at 7 o'clock sharp. ' Response .... " Regina. Long, Pres. No Institution Is named In partlcu- than baa been
attendance w1l1 be unusually large. Ining. lar, but, since Don was IJO thoroughly AJthoug.h actual practi ca.uno
Ohange in OoDcert. PresldJng Officer " Mayor Ralpb Otto devoted to S. u. r., It ms Uk Iy begun unUl Sep moor 20, ac ordlll
The faculty concert which has been Presentation of PlnB. that the varsity will be the alma ma- to tb collf rell rul ,It 1& thou ht
An athletic "Boosters" meeting and advertised for tomorrow evening at Response ... J. Owen Perrine, Pres. ter or the youths who sad prlvHeg that a large Dumoor of th meu will
rally will be held Friday at 3 p. m. the auditorium has been changed to Plano Solo. It 11'111 be to profit Intellectually be- he on hand the prec:ed1D 11: In or-
Boosterll' Meeting.
at the armory: All tbe athletic teams tomorrow afternoon at 4: 30 at the cause of the tragedy tbat cost the der to he out for the flnt IlracU Notice to Owl and KerB. Ife of a apletldld young American ath- on the aboT date. Some of tb Methodist church.
are expected to be present, partlcular- All active members wlll meet at lete and scbolar." ldckera will tak foo ball born
Iy tbe tootball men. Plans for the faU
campaign will be laid and the next
year's work in all the phases of ath
letic! cO~BlderN1. Peppery talks will
lie given. All the "boosters" In the
llDlverslty are ul'ged to attend.
Macbride HOilored. Close hall at 5 o'clock for a busllleflS
Professor Thomas H. Macbride bas been honored In hil appointment by ae8l\on. The lIewly elected members The Regents' cup will be on ex-
Governor Carroll to the Iowa State 11'111 meet at the same time and place hibitiOD at Cerney anJ T ep &,fter
them thll Illrln~ and pra tit po'"
ing dur1.D, the nlDJlleJ'.
SIx of Jut fall'. team 11111 be I~
through graduation! but Dine of hi Drainage alld Cooaervation C081mls- Election 01 ollcen and orplllJatfon 11 o'dock today. Seatora pIe take ___________ _
s\on. tor nat lear. DOUce. (CmltinDec1 Oil pap t) ------
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THE DAILY IOWAN Vorma ts NUXB~R 171 Every morning except Saturcla1l
.nd Mondays. Of the Vldette-Reporter the forUeth year and of the B. U. I. QuiU the seventeenth year.
Editor-in-Chler HmlBIIRT M. HARWOOD
AlU~N' Will ASSIST GRiffITH NfXT fALL
(Continued trom page one)
old men wUl be back In achool. Kirk,
Desk Editors Hastings, Carberry, Stutsman, Per-Mond.,. ........•. Lloyd G. Norman Tuesda,. . . • . . . . . .. Frank F. Swan rine and Brugman have played their Wednesday. . .. P. E. Van Nolltrand last game for Iowa. However, Seidel, Thursday ....•........ Leon Smith Saturday ......... G. K. Thompson Hanlon, Johnson, Hyland, Collins,
Assoctate Editors Hazard, Stewart, Comly and Captain H. C. Langland P . N. Haughtelln
R. C. Puckett Gross still remain. Besides this
Karl D. Loos Paul S. Colller strong bunch of old men, a wealth of Editorial Writers
H. P. Smith Chester A. Corey material wlll be available trom last Women's Editors - fall' fre had Chase is a India Goodman Meta Ranel ssm n squa .
Grace Wood FannIe Koch fierce tackler and will make a bid for Reporters
Georce A. Rice W9r S. Cardell the end position opposite Hyland.
"Of all that is good, Iowa affords Hull and O'Brien who did such great By yee, wIlen Ylm Hill says times
work at tackle for the first year men are improving, lll'OSI)erity is surely the best."
DAILY IOWAN PUBLISHING CO., w111 be out. O'Brien will probably be hel·e. !\Jr. mil is the squealer champ. Publishers (Incorporated) H
ROBERT B. PIKE ... Business Mgr. tried at center where his weight wlll e told Pl'eS. TlIft last week that a wave of lll'Ospel'ity wus coming our
Address all communications to be of better advantage. Hanson also way and it would at'1l1ve Just as soon THE DAILY IOWAN, Iowa City, Ia IllS conm'ess djo" ed Th w
Entered as second-class mail matter, November 12,1903, at the postolJ\ce at Iowa City, Iowa, under the act of Congress ot Marck 3, 1879.
Per Year, paid betore Nov. 15, $2.26 Per Year, paid after Nov. 15, $2.75 Per Semester .............. $1.25 Per Month ...... ............. 40 Per Single Copy ...... .. . .. .. .. 05
Office-23 East Washington Street, Both Phones
(Under Name ot Iowa City CItizen) Announcements and Notices should
be in the Iowan office by 6 o'clock to Insure publication.
Copies tor sale and subscriptions taken at the Iowan office, Iowa book store, Wieneke's Arcade book store.
IOWA'S LITERARY RECORD.
played steady ball at center and' e' aum. e ne wheat Cl'OP will be a good one, he
guard last fall and will make some said, and all we needed was to get of his older competitors go the limit, those fellows who wel'e tinkel'ing
with the tariff to go home lind get Behind the line Murphy and Ehret acquainted with their constituents. will make a pair of the best halves AmI tllen he snid something that
lUlIde lIIe feel lIS gl11cl as I did wben hard to su rpass. Ehret is a good fu:1 the bos. wrotc me I could come bllck back and may be shilled to this po-, lind hllve lily old job. H snid : "The
IUo I west amI the south 1I1'e to be the s n. . gt'eat sections of the ('ounh'Y, lind we
Of the old men Coll!ns and Hazard no longer feltl' Wall Stl·eet. We have om' gl'eat CI'OJlS anll OU1' own flllallcial
will be back of the line; Stewart at l'e oUI'ces, our own banks, and tlley quarter; Seidel and Johnson at at'e stl'ong enough to Cltl'l'y liS
guard; Hanlon and Hyland at end tlU'ough." Gee, thut's good news! Wall Stl'eet no longer hilS unything
and Gross at tackle.
There are also several good men
on Iowa. Now Jet evel'ybody get busy IIncl help to fultllll\l!·. Hill's wise predlctions. And while YOll al'e in the
Iowa holds an enviable position in In school who were nol out last year, huntor cOllie In and let us rig yOll up
debate and oratory. A review of the but have been out to spring practt e.
year's contests is highly satisfactory If all the available men try for p08i-
with II> suit of PI'ospcl'ity clothes that will 1lI11ke you look the pal't aucl feel good all o\'e l·. You will waut a new
to forensic enthusiasts. We met and tlons this fall, competition will be PlIllanm hut, too, ut the pl'kes we al'e llIaking for those. Come ill SOOIl.
defeated tbe strongest schools In the keen and Iowa will be aswred a ",in-
" Sot. In debate Iowa scored a unan- nlng team.
imous victory over Wisconsin. Our
lIlinnesola tE:am bested the gophers at
Minneapolis in a close contest. These
were real achievements. In oratory
Iowa talles high rank among the west
ern schools. With such victories as
these Iowa maintains her propel'
place in forensics.
Next year's prospects are en
couraging. Already talented and cap
able men have been chosen for the
interscholastic debates next fall.
These meD were pIcked from a wealth
of material so the universIty Is
bound to well represented. With the
spirit and enthusiasm now being man
ifested In forensics, Iowa looks for
ward to a repetition of this year's
success In debate. Already a number
of men are preparing for the . O.
L. preliminary. The material in ora
tory promises to ful!:-- equal that of
this year.
The rec.:.rd in forensics has given
a positive Impetus to other lines of
university endeavor. Herein liE:s a
large part of the benefit attendant
upon the Industrious effort which has
characterized the winners of forensic
laurE:ls. All concerned have been
benefitted and there is cause for gen
eral congratulation uver the situa
tion.
AdlJli ~ ion fOl' Recital.
The admission charge to the ham
ber music recitl\1 this eVE:ning w\1J be
twenty-five instead of fifty cents.
')cita Sigma Hho lit r ·,rkley.
':'he n, ,, obers of the local cbaJlter
of Delta: Sigma Rho will hold a din
ner at the- lJurkley ImperIal tonigbt
from 6 to ' 8. Initiation ceremonies
will also be held this ennis, .
• 1
Order your COAL and Petroleum Coke
University Bookstore
On The Corner
Text Books for AU Colleges All School Supplies
Waterman Fountain Pens
PENNANTS COLLEGE PINS COLLEGE STA TIONERY MAGAZINES SOUVENIR POSTALS SPORTING GOODS
Our Prices Always Riltht
REICHARDT THE
CONFECTIONER ~
Palruetto Chocolates Our ~Specialty. All Candies Home-made. Ice Cream made in AU Shapes and furnishl'd for Parties and Receptions.
All Latest Drinks
Muggs;r, with
Rush Medical College IIf Amt.1"'n0ll WITH
TM@ University of Chicago
CoD.,. work nquired few Adml.loa Full work in tho Summer Quart ...
Fi"t Term June .,-July .8 Second Term July 29""Sepl.,
Write lor full pa"icul.,. to the D .. D 01 M..uc.l Courses, lhe UDive .. ity of Chicaeo.
• 40 TRAINS
DAILY and HOURLY
Between
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-AND-
IOWA CITY
Via
INTERURBAN
RAILWAY
HASONIO NOTIOB
OltJ Lodge No. " A. Ji'. a A. :
W. 101., R. L. Dunlap.
Secy., Bruce Moore.
bam~e8' clotbea cleaned at a .... u _~~2~P~h~Y!si~0l~' a~Jl.I:8!_ :;;i~~~ __ ~l!~ular~~M=ee=t=ln=g=, =th=l:;rd;;;;)(~oa~..,~ aDa-,F __ . M.
DR. OBARLES S. .QAB~ WANTED: -5 0 0 cast-off suits,
Physician and Surceon. - J overcoats, etc., at once. Wlll pay $5 OMce 17'Ji Dubuque St.
up. Write and I will call. A. Pollock , Relddence 229 Summit St. Both Phones
General Delivery. 6-9
Pure Ice ere.m In an,. quantltlM. DR. I. a. MUELLER
B. D. Sidwell, 13 W. Ool1ege, Physician and Surgeon
Send your sait to Graham'S Pant(. l091h S. Dubuque St. Both 'Phon.
tortum. U DRS. DEAN & BOILER
LOST:-A student note book at Practice limited to Diseases ot the Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat.
the armory during Irving-Philo ball Both phonea.
game. Name on both covers. Finder ---------------:-F. L. LOVE, M. D.
return to 328 S. Clinton. Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
H. Louis sells Lowney's Box Can- Throat.
dy. tr
C. Bothell makes loans on all kinds
of personal property. OMce over
Citizens Savings and Trust Co. Bank.
For parcel delivery call up Sey
del's Feed Store. 7lnth Phones. tt
Lowney's Candy at H. Louis' drug
store. tr
Try Graham's Pantltorlum tor first
class work.
LOST:--A watch fob with initials
M. F. T. Finder leave at this office.
FOR SALE:-5x7 Korona camera
and outfit. Practically new.
Hilton, 219 N. Dubuque st.
Roy
FOR RENT:-Two rooms at 10
Office with J. P. Mul11n, M. D.
DR. DONOVAN Physician and Snrgeon
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose Throat and Chest.
Office 1171A1 S. Dubuque St. Houl'l 9-12 a. m., 2-5 p. m. Sunday 9-11 Both phones.
Dentists
DR. JOHN VOSS, D. D. S.
2201Al E. College St.,
Both phones. Iowa City, Iowa
Osteopaths
DRS. WASHBURN & WASHBURN
B. E. Washburn, D. O. Evelyn S. Washburn, D. O.
N. Johnson for students of summer Office and residence, 102 S. Linn St., Iowa City, Iowa. Both 'Phones.
school. 3t
WANTED:~Three more ooarders
at 627 East College street.
MAKING A LIVING Any way you 1001{ at It, it Is an
Important and a serious problem. Maybe you will get 30methlng prac· tical In the university that wlJl help you earn a living, but no matter wha.t you do, a bUSiness education will &tand you In good steac1. Write for our free catalogue. It contains valuable Information.
0.1 PI TAL OITY 001\IMERCIAL COLLEGE.
Des 1\lolne&, Iowa.
"TREMONT" The styfe of the season
ARiROW COLLAR
15 cents .ach -. 'or .5 C.Dts Cluett, Peabody a: CompaQ)" I&u_
rn terebled 111 the latest news?
stock ot youlJg men's Oxfords.
are a master's work in which we
I take the greatest pride and are plac·
in!; before the public with enthusl·
astlc praise and fullest guarantee ar
being by tar the beRt $3.60 and $ i.OC
man's Oxford In Iowa City and af
good as any other In
the price.
At MORTON'S Cor. Clinton ~Dd Washfngton St.
Real Estate
SALE AND RENT :-LarlSe list ot
elty residences, vacant lots, and
farms. Also ptocks of merchan
dise.
c. M.RENO 110 lh Washington St.
Insurance
THE ORIGINAL BANlillnS' LlI<'E ASSOCIATION
Des Moines, Iowa F. W. nOHl\IANN, Agent,
528 N. Dubuque St., Iowl\ City, Iowa
Milk Dealers
Tho 1\Illple Lawn Dairy
TIlE 1\IAPLE LAWN DAIRY
Student Trade a Specialty
L. D. AYERS
Sharon Center Rural 'Phone
Bargain Ten room modern new hOU80-
hardwood finished; back plastered; l!lt1ndry In cellar. All in first clasl condition. Dubuque street, one block from preflldent's house. Owner leaving cJty .
Koser & Sidwell REAL ESTATE
++++++++++++ + SPECIA.L RATES + + iJ '1'O ALL 8BN10RB •
+++++++++++.
B. A. WICKHAM
Architect and Builder
ng Distance Phone 1211.
JohDlon Co. Phone
IOWA. CITY, IOWA.
Iowa Electric Shoe Repairing
206 SO. DUBUQUE ST,
We buy and sell
SECOND HAND OLOTHING
SHOES.
First class work guaranteed at
onable prices.
Transter and Storage.
Phones: Hell 93 M; J. C.
129lh College St.
What a blessing it It every wholeslller Slow selling goods in Something fl'esh and -'Twonld be a melrchJ.1i
A Wholesale Adv
Dozens of designs to merit that you at once get correct line in town.
NO DEAD Because we take bacK
Boiled, unbroken box that giving you something
Do you know or any Where do you suppose From the backwoods? Not on your llr"--_TT'mn
Harrisburg, Orand important city in the towns and villages.
Not so bad for Iowa
"We distributed the . other advertiSing
and many bave "vn ... d.,.".1 ful 11 We book. able to easily sell ceptances as they come special advertis.ing and anyone we know of. giving good satisfaction. gist, Franklin, Pa.
"We have founl\ that with selling goods. We the Inside of the V"~'A"fi"J the goods. When find that you have that Is what we from you."-W ketall Druggists,
and Sur,oon. ~ Dubuque St. 229 Summit at.
th Phones
the
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
P. Mullin, M. D.
102 S. Linn St., Both 'Phones.
list of
vacant lots, and
rtocks of merchan·
RENO 1 0 ~ Washington St.
'Phone
+++++++ RATES +
8BNIORB •
++++++ ...
HA.80NIO NOTIOB ++++++1"1"1-1"1'111 J 11'++ + + ru, Lod&e No. 4. A.. F. • A. II. + COMDIG BVJ:KT8 +
W. M., R. L. Dunlap. + + Secy., BruCIe Moore.
MeeUng, thIrd KORo, at
M.
++ .... : .. 1 .. 1·1, 1"1 Jul I I I I I • ++ June 9. Last chamber recital In
the auditorium by Prot. H. G. Cox,
Miss Duley, Mr. Peck and Mr. Helgb·
June 16. Commencement Frolic at
Iowa CIty park.
June 16. (MornJng) Alumni n. Varsty.
June 16. Senior hop at armory.
June 16. 9 a. m. Commencement
++++++++++++ + Profttable Vacation + + Bmployment + + rttr UD1vmi'J Students + ++++++++++++
S'I1JDlINTIJ wbo baTe not &1r cl1
ton with Mrs. Cox at the plano. address by Harry Pratt Judson at contraeted for work th18 comlDt ....
June 9. Musical program at Mr. armory. caUoll will do well to 1118 H. S. Prame
Lawton's studio, school of music at June 16. 12: 30 p. m. Alumni dln- at the Bt. James bot 1. Mr. Frame Ilu
B. A. WIOKHAM
Architect and BuDder
4: 30.
June 10. Faculty concert by MISIl'
Proffitt, Mr. Cox and Mr. Lawton at
ner at M. E. church.
Notice to Senlon.
-(Dg Distance Phone 12 III. 4: 30 at Methodist church.
Johnlon Co. Phone Hi. add calendar 6.. .. 666 . ... 6 .. 6
So far very few entries for the
athletlc contests on "Frolic Day"
have been received. It Is request d
that these be all In before Friday
night at 111. L. Ferson's office.
IOWA CITY, IOWA
The Iowa ElectriC Shoe Repairing Co.
206 so. DunUQUE ST.
June 10. Faculty concert by Miss
Proffitt, Mr. Cox and Mr. Lawton at
8: 15 In the audltorlum.
June 11. 4: 30 p. m. Program The Laws have not accepted the school of music, Mr. Lawton's stud- Medics' challenge for the tug of war io. as yet and unless they do so 800n
June 11. 8 p. m. Forensic com- the event wl11 be forfeited to th
mencement exercises at auditorium. lIfedlc". "The seniors trom the other
June 11. Fau Iplslon Iset dance at schools have been likewise slow In
a very Dne propo IUon and III be
here but a IImlted time. tl
Make Your Dates 10 aa not to contllct with the bl,
Gm AOQU
for all lh. olleg at
Brighton Beach Hark EPTE mER 25UI, J 909.
We buy and sell Redman hall. entering and unless they g t th Ir ==========:=== ISEOOND HAND OLOTHING
SHOES.
AND
First class work guaranteed at reas-
onable prices.
Safes, Typewriters Supplies and
Office Specialties
June 11. 4 p. m.-Regimental ra- entries In promptly the ('\'ents will
view by governor of Iowa. go to the Medics by default" Mid
June 12.' Senior Sing on campus at Chairman Reed Lane yesterday.
6:45 p. m. June 12. 7 P. m.-;-Universlty Band
concert (campus).
Slonn's Successor ho ('n.
Professor Washburn Shaw of tilt'
June 13. 4 p. m. Baccalaureate University of Missouri bas been se
sermon by Dr. Shailer Matthews at lected to succeed Professor Sloan II
auditorium. assistant professor of English during
June 14. Senior play at Coldren the coming year. Prote sor Sloan wbo
COKE, weighed on the City scales, June 14. 2. p. m. Class Day exer- Is at present recuperating in Colora-It $5.75 per ton, delivered within the city limits. cises College of Liberal Arts on camp- do, has been granted a disability al·
June 15. Phi Beta Kappa address, Carnegie foundation . He has b t'n
us. jowance of $900 per year by til .. w. F. Wyman Transfer an'd Storage. PrOf. F. J. Turner, LL. D., Universl- given a I ave of absence of on
TRY THE
Olympian Ice Cream
AT THE
Olympian Restaurant
Phones: Bell 93 M; J. C. 586. ty of Wisconsin, 8:30 p. m. at aud- year and expects to resume teaching J. Constantine, Prop. 129% College St. Second Floor. itorlum. later on.
II • II II .. • 1 • • •• d £1
The Ript Groce.., 111 8. CU ...
The Right Place to
Buy taple and Faney rootri
Dennis Teefy, Mgr.
People's
Steam Laundry
-Dom tic or
Glo Work -C. J. TO S
(owa ity, 10 a
What a blessing it would be If every wholesaler would take back Slow selllng goods in e:l::change for Something II'esh nnd new.
"Rapid Transit Selling Plan for Stationery" Numerous, Quick Sales, with No A dittional Operating Expense, Make Splendid II All Extra." Profits -'Twonld be a merchandise millennium. !....------------- ".'
A Wholesale Circulating Library of High Grade Stationery-PLUS a Whirlwind Selling Plan, includin Sup rb Advertising Matter that when properly used will bring droves of the Best People to your Store
Slow Sellers Promptly Exchanged and Replaced with New Good!.
QUALITY STATIONERY. The latest designs, shades and finishes In correct station
ery for cultured people-men, women and maids-brides and debutantes--young and old, rich. papers packed In boxes of such exquisite beauty that a sight Is a sale.
Dozens of designs to choose from; a1\ of such conspicuous merit that you at once get the rellutatlon of having the only correct line In town.
NO DEAD STOOK POSSmLE Because we take bacI{ and exchange any and every un
solled, unbroken box that does not "take" In your section, giving you something fresh, and bright In Its place.
Do you know of any other wholesaler Who will do this? Where do you suppose our biggest trade comes from? From the backwoods? Not on your life-from CHICAOO, Denver, Philadelphia,
Harrisburg, Grand Rapids and from every state and every important city in the country, as well as thousands of small towns and vl11ages.
Not so bad for Iowa City, Is It?
"We distributed the beautiful books 'Correspondence' and • other advertising matter and It has brought us new business
and many have expressed appreciation of receiving the useful little book. We like your plan and we are going to be able to easily sell enough of the stationery to meet the acceptances as they come due. With the long time, fine special advertising and exchange, your plan Is better than anyone we know of. We are selling lots of paper and it Is giving good satisfaction."-MARTIN W. RIESEMAN, Druggist, Franklin, Pa.
"We have founl\ that the package has a good deal to do with selling goods. We have also found that the quality on the Inside of the package has a little more to do with selllng the goods. When you get both of these things combined, we find that you have the best selllng article of its kind, and that Is what we have to say about the stationery received from you."-WALTER K. SCHMIDT CO., Wholesale and ltetall Druggists, Grand Rapids, Mich.
"The quality of the goods and their neat and attractive appearance proved to be an excellent salesman themselves, and I have no doubt that I Bhall be compelled to make an
THE PLAN THAT SELLS IT. We sell you more than stationery-we sell you a com·
plete, brtlJlantly-advertised stationery buslness-worke while you sleep-builds up a permanent trade--wlna fame
DOB
and reputation-sells several boxes where you'd sell on Ooods and otherwise and increases your business In other lines by Oeneral lIferchanll, Jewelen, Booksellers, Ne 'ldealen, and bringing well-to-do people into your store W!IO never crossed its threshold before. Postma era--fall In lin and g1n plltn up f that
All you need Is to buy an assortment of our box stationery with our superb advertising service, use a llttle counler, show-case, shelf or window space, do your part at using our advertising furnished with your name and address and busl- not for atationery alone, but tor your other Un •• ness, and your customers wlll do the rest.
OUR ADVERTISING SERVIOE IS PRICELE Every man and woman, and nearly every child. bo pu-It Includes:-a dainty, captivating booklet called "Cor- .es your f 'lor writes letten. Evedy one II a po Ible usto
respondence" that tells people just what they want to know about the etiquette of correspondence. You mall or distrlb- mer for tbl. beautlful box ltaUonery-so enUc1n,IT put up ute It. as your book with your own imprint on It. that the box sells It.
Also embraces a quantity of arti tic blotters; striking hangers for YO'.lr store and a magnificent window display, They get their stationerYlOmewbere--1t not of you, from ready made advertisements, readers, cuts, etc., etc. one of your competitors, and theT buy otber thin .. at lbe
This advertising wl11 give your whole business a tone and character that will bring the best people Into your store. lame time.
"We like your stationery line and manner of doing business."-STEVENS BROS., Druggists, Cynthiana, Ind.
"The line Is a fine one to sell and we have not a dissatisfied customer among our patrons. It is profitable and makes a good showing In our store."-BRADLEY BROS., Druggists, Wabash. Ind.
"The box naper I received from you is a fast seller and Is giving excellent satisfaction. It also draws trade to my store and Is a good ad."-J. WI WHITSON, Drurll:lst, Blooming Prairie, 1I1inn.
"The assortment of stationery you shipped to us Improves the looks of our store and helps to sell our old slock; in tact, we have done well with It."-J. H. McBURNEY. Postmaster, Lost Springs, Kan.
"Your special ad rtising matter baa nabled me to 11' tly Increase my lal a on stationery. In addition to l is It has created a great deal of favorabl comm at In ard to my ator. Your propo Uon II a dandy."-HE.ffiY J. ST. JOHN, Druggist, Victor, Mont.
"Tbe atlractlv ness of the packag make It a good 11 r, nd the quallty of the paper brln forth unsolicited ,rat
from my customera."-GEO. A. BU. 'TI '0, Druggiat, Baltl· more, Md. .
"The line Is an excellent one and, judging from pr .t sal ,I will ha e many demands for the _me kind ot good. from the same perlons who have purch aIr y."LOR E A. DODD , Prescription Dngg1 t, PI burg, PL
"Tbe Une 18 a tl.ne one to sen and we haTe not a 41 Uafi d customer among our patrons. It 18 lIrotl.table and mak.
"I find that your line of stationery Is jU8t wbat my cus- a good showing In our store."-SJ ON HERR. Drup, Etc.. tomers want."-JOSEPH J. EHRET, Stationer. 1871 LIn- Bruil, Ind. coIn Avenue, Chicago
other order soon. I like your plan and consider it a re- "Your goods are more than I expected. They make a nice markably Jiber and JUBt pl'oposltlon."-T. N. HARTZELL, I display and are sel1lng well."-MRS. F. A. PIERCE, 1306 Books and Stationery, Kearney, Neb. Addlson Avenue, Chicago.
"We have one of Jour stationery UIOrtmenu. n .. a higb-grade line and sella well to our customers. "-I.. ~ PEPIN, Proprietor Sheridan Park Pharmacy, olle the mOlll exclusive and (asbionable realdence dlstrlc of
SAL E S 1\1 EN WAN TED.
The Ben of Gooda
Th~ Most Liberal Terms
ltteC\iv~ oUv:eniIbrtr
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Miss Marguerite Moore will arrive Miss Hulda Bolte of Waterloo i8 Three 1\fore Issues.
Friday to spend commencement at visiting ber sister, Miss Bertba Bolte. No issues of the Iowan w111 appear
tbe Volland home. J . A. Long of Indianola spent Sun- on Thursday and Friday of this week.
Are You Interested . 1
in Something Goo d Tl
Miss Irene GHchrlst spent Sunday day with his sister, Miss Regina Long. Three more papers wlll be publlshed,
Miss Stella Smith of Harlan spent with Miss Anne Gittins at W1l1lams- The state board of dental exami- those of Sunday, Tuesday and Wed-
Sunday with her sister, Miss Edna burg, Iowa. ners are now examining the senior nesday of commencement week. to Eat , .. Smith. Miss Lulu Collette of Davenport dentists.
Miss Gretcben Stiger of Toledo, la., visited over Sunday with Miss Ethel The Misses Elizabeth Nutting, Lou-Williams at Des MoiDes.
arrived yesterday afternoon to assist MarShall. lse Lyon and Florence Magowan of Clyde Wllliams bas been signed
the hJgh scbool graduating class are
Groceries Fresh Fruits Canned Goods Eaeo Flour
in training the senior play. Henry Hertz, medic '09, will locate by the Des Moines baseball manage-
pledged to Delta Gamma.
Chase & Sanborn Coffee In Zearing, Iowa, for the practice of ment and will bold down second
Tbe Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternl-base until the middle of August. He
ty will entertain at an all-day picnic Peoples Theatre his profession.
begins action today at Omaha. "
Vaudeville PROOR.U(.
Week OolDDloocing 1\(a)" 81.
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OVERTURE
B
MOTION PICTURE
o HAWLEY & LESLIE
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SOBOENWERK
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Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Anderson of up the dver Saturday. Mrs. Teeters
Lamoni will be In the city for com- will chaperon.
mencement week. Mr. Anderson, L. A. Miss Carolyn Bradley returned A bill is up in the State Assembly
'08, Is president of Graceland college. {rom Milford, Iowa, Monday evening of Colorado wblch proposes to unite
GRANDRATH & SIMPSON ...
Both PhODeI
where she has been coaching the cast all of the state educational InsUtu- ==================== in a class play. tions into one corporation, "The
Professor R. B. Wylie leaves for State Unlverlillty of Colorado." - -
Try the Dally Iowaa waat colo
umn for results.
Sorority Chocolates
Lake Oko boj I Th ursday to take ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;~;:;;;:;;~:;;:;;=
Taste Like More
cbarge of his work at the laboratory.
Word has been received of the
death of the lather of Shirley Horey,
Eng. '09.
Mrs. R. H. Volland will entertain It you want lomethlul that II re-
at a luncheon Saturday in bonor of ally delicate buy a box Qf these
the cast of "The Taming of the chocolates and get a beautiful art-
Sbrew"-the senior class play. 1st's proof free while they last at
Misses Mary Payne and Bessie
Pierce wlll take summer school work
FONTINELLE Barth ~o!leph Farrel's Wonderful )(eebani. ,
Schuppert & Bostwick
at Lakeside Laboratory at Lake Ok
oboji. The above combined with really quick and courteous treatm nt the facts on which we base our requests for your laundry wo k. Care in handling of your articles-together with a thoroughl, equipped plant guarantees you no frayed edges, scorched work
cal Invention.
G
PEOPLESOOPE
B
FINALE
. 11 AND 8 SOUTH DUBUQUE ST ..
Senior Sing.
, The seniors will giye a senior sing
. Saturday evening at 6: 45 on Liberal
, Arts steps.
etc. A trial solicited. _ ::: ~
The C. O. D. SteamlLaundryl<>wen,,& G1'Il.~~ p;~~~!~ low. Ave.
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,.~ s. u. I. JEWELRY ~ @ m ~ MORRISON'S JEWELR Y STORE ;. iii AT =:. ~ ~ ~ ~ iiiJ We always have been the LEADER of all the NEW things in UNI- CI;fl.
~ VERSITY JEWELRY and Souvenir Articles of the Better Qualities ~ ~ ~ i/iJ but this spring we are showing more Novelties than e, er before. ~
~ ~ ~A~ ~ 'M . GOOD LARGE ASSORTMENTS tfI\ .• UJJ Twenty-five different styles of TO CHOOSE FROM Entirely new designs in "IOWA " ~v~ ~ "IOWA" Pins Scarf Pins SOC ~ ';'A~ Sterling Silver and Gold Filled Veil PiDs To fl'\ •• UJJ qualities • • 2Sc, SOc, 7Sc ")I~
fIj, I i Same in Solid Gold • f2, $2, SO, 13 SOLD . C~ar Pins $ 2. 00 ~
tfjili.· ." ": ONLY ~ One dozen different SOles of S. U. I. Souvenir Trays ~
" lOW A Hat Piot" Undoubtedly the best selling Souvenir • •
~• ~ I '" tm .. and BY
Article in the city. Can be used foe ~V~ In Sterling Silver Gold Card Tray, Ash Tray, Pin Tray, etc. ~
,;,tIJ ' Filled qualities 2Sc, SOc It d It - f 6 75 \ll fP9.00 a oz., ,,4.;,0 or , each C • •
i:lX US ~ f/)r Two do7.eD different styles of S. U. I. Souvenir Sterling Silver ffl iJ' "lOW A Fobs" Tea Btffs ~ .;.rv. Swell new shapes, odd colors, Most of our designs are exclusive and A fine little useful article. Makes Q d1\ ~ etc., 25e, SOc, 75e up to $5 CIIl be puuh,sed nowhere else daInty gift $1.00 ~
~ i = ~
'flj SOUVENIR LEATHER PURSES, CARD FIVE HUNDRED DIFFERENT PAT· I:ft. ~ TERNS OF SOUVENIR SPOONS m :'I\~ CASES, MATCH BOXES, BILL FOLDS, Entirely new designs with engraved, '-~ ETC., in endless varieiy. An eulusive etched and die sunk bowls (11\
f{J SI.25 Up to ~4 ~v~ "MORRISON" Novelty. ., 11\ ~ " ~v~
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"~er !O~~ ,sp~ng 'STn Ii ~ f:;{/r~ "TA SUtt now L~r"~l'l:!El. .
A large Jine of ne '801_ just arri~
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Volume 8
An Excellent Cast, Ca. Coached
lAWS 8RtAK RtCOR~ I AV(RAG( GRADI I~
SENIOR aLA.SS )fA]{ES NEW ,
IN EXMUNATION.
l Every Member of Law Gral
Passes the State Bar Examil
tions.
With every member passin
state board examinations th~
class of ' 09 established a new I
by a general average of 89 pel
the highest in the history of I
gal examinations,
The State Board of Exa!
!poke of the work at tbe rl
. Iowing terms. "It was the bl
of rapers the board ever read
I aaye been on it," said A;:~
(,enl ral .Byers on Thursday.
Those wbo successfully me
passed the board are:
George Woodward Barr, Clarl Ralph Erwin Beatty, Tipton. Lake Marshall Bechtell, Mltchl Homer Bradford Carter, Chlcal Mark Seavy Ca.tlin, Iowa City. Jobn Wright Coburn, Marcus. Fred. Joseph Cunningnam, AIlE Oliver Howard De Groote, Hun Michael Leo Donavan, Oxford. Ralph Alan Dunkleberg, Wate: Kabel Louise Eggert, Charles Lee W. Elwood, Elma. Arthur Sigler Engolnetson, Ha Remley John Glass, Mason Cit Jacob Christian Gleysteen, Altl Elmer Simon Green, Cedar Rap Maxwell Delos Gregory, U~
N. Y. Edward John Harmeler, Wash] James Peter Healey, InWOOd. Fred Guest Hlckenlooper, lowl Fred Cline Huebner, Iowa. Cit Francis Patrick Keane, Dunk! James Madison Kelley Jr., Maci Sidney Conkey Kerberg, Sanbl
. George AHred Luxford, Haria! Don Cozard McCully, JeltersoI Edward Wm. McManus, Keol! Ross Elmo Miller, Nira. Francis Joseph Morgan, Carrol Dayton Vir Mulhern, Keota. E •. ward Raymond O'Brien, (] Ralph Addison Oliver, Onawa. Ueallt Ottesen, Davenport. Herbert Alfred Owen, St. Jose Paul Marvin Payne, Linden. William Edward Purcell, CII William M. Ramsell, Ottumwi Wilfieid Scott Randall, Denlso Fred Earl Renshaw, Inwood Will Francis Riley, Burllngto Thorwaldson Sumner Risser
ville. Arthur Schramm, Jr., Burlh Aaron Exle Seidel, Mason ell Edward Parnell Shea, Decora Roy Waldon Snell, Ida GrOVE Harry Spencer Snyder, Sioux Clare Casper Wagner, Pain we Henry Jacob Warner, Claranl Clement Joseph Welch, Musci Pblllp Oecll West, Irwin. John Melvin Woodworth, Idl Natban Dudley Whltiug, 101
• Gillin iD Ohio.
Pror. J. L. Gillin dellve!
commencement address at (
Iowa, Wednesday evening.
eVening be lectured at Mille
m., and this morning he Is t(
the baccalaureate address
graduating class of Ashland
Ashland, Oblo.
I'hl n('tlL H,lI.llllIl Addl'('
PrM. F. J. Turn r J~L. D
University of Wisconsin will
Phi B la Kappa addr 88 at
m. In th audltllrluDl Tuesda
