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Osler
freshman team
as is Fife. BIJOU THEATRE
e out again and should
showing. MoelIer, who
i.nellgible this year, is
forwards seen here
at be considered. Alto-
seems just now to be
ror about three strong
even allowing for the
of scbolastlc deficlen-
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J~ANfSf fOlK·lORf TOLD BY RfV. NfWTON
HEARN IS OHIEF INTERPRETER
OF TALES.
. IOWA em, IOWA, FRIDAY MORtdNG, MAIlCH 11,1910
ONLY THREE LETT&RS GIVEN
TO IOWA BASKET·TOSSERS
Oaptain Stewart, Ryden and TholDAl
Rece.ive Ooveted Honor.
Owing to the tact that two ot the
basketball men were unable to 1inJsh
NOVfL ffATURfS MARK OfCORA liONS fOR BALL
SOLID CEILING TO BE OO~IPOS
ED OF FOUR FLAGS.
OFFIOERS LEARN 'WAR GA.\IE'
EQUIPMENT TO BE ORDEREJ)
Cadeta to Stud, Actual ~Ianeu"ering
ot Troope.
At the request of Lle~t. M. C.
BURCH'S CARffR (NOS; fOUND IN IOWA RlVfR
OOB&LVlLLB ICE
BRING BODY TO TOP.
Letturer Recites Interesting Charac· the season on account of faculty
bans, the smallest number of "I"s
Mumma the unJverslty authorities Annual MtlltIu'J Fonnal Will be Held
have consented to order full equlp8eu"a Oareer a Troubled On&
Bead to be PIaeecl ill III IlleUJn
--J1mrDT Fean Gboet.
t.eristlc Folk·Lore Tales of
Japan.
"In Japanese folk-lore, the butter
lIy Is regarded as the sYID,bol ot the
human .Ioul," ·said the Rev. Joseph
which has ever been awarded to a
basketbalI squad In the history of
athletics at Iowa, was given to the
1910 team by the board in control
of athleUcs at its regular meeting
April l--ColDIIdtt.ee Busy ment tor the "War Game." This is
WJth AlTa.agementa. a favorite paetime for omcera ot tb
regular service. The plan for decorating the unl-
The game first originated with the The Jut chapter in the .btltory of
verslty armory for tb.e big mJUtary Burch, Iowa's Ul-fated mascot, haa German army under the name of
ball to be held on the first day of b n written. Wednesday afternoon " KrlegapeU" and is planned to give
Newton in his lecture on " Japanese Apr1i was given out yesterday by Wednesday evening. th,e omcers experience In the actual
men who had b en blasting Jce some
Folk-lore Tales" at Ithe auditorium Cadet Captain Gerald Yoakum, distance abov Hyland at center and West at maneuvering of troops and meeting
oralv1l1e noticed a
yesterday. Th's was the last of the chairman of the committee on dee- dark and almost 8ubmerg d object guard were unable to play the entire the varying conditions ot action.
series of seven lectures which he has oratlons. year on account ot "cons" receive.
The decorations ae an- 1I0ating slowly down with the massel Regular mll1tary maps accurately
been giving here under the auspices
ot the Engllsh department."
Mr.
after the semester exams. nounced will constitute
Their the most of dislodged ice. Its p ulJar appear-
constructed are provided and the dlf-nnc caus d them to mount upon
the bridge and push It Into the shalwith the aid of thelr 8ubordlnates
elaborate plans for a formal party places were IIlled for the remainder ferent commanders move their forces
ever attempted at Iowa. Many unof the season by Schmidt and Mur-
"We are Indebted,"
Newton, "to Laf<ladlo
began
Hearn, an \lhy who were awarded "A. I. U."s American who moved to Japan in
In recognition of tbelr work. Cap-
usual features are included and the low water, wh r It could be reacbed just u they would In actual warfare.
guests at the cadet party will wit- from the shore. Her it was at once Different colored pins and other de-
1890, for the greater part of 'WIhat taln Wnlter SteWArt, Oaptaln-elect
we know of Japanese folk-lore. For Hugo Ryden, and Floyd Thomas re-
ness a most unlque effect in the
transformation of the big armory.
d1 cov r d that the obj t was a full-Yioes aTe ueed to indicate the forces ,
grown black bar, wHhout doubt and orders are Issued and commands
the sake of the Japanese girl wJlom celved the much-coveted "1."s. Instead of the usual cel\lng of given as In regular wartare. An um
draped bunting which hangs down
Burch.
he married, Mr. Hearn became a cit
Izen of the Empire and from his wife
Rnd the Japanese friends that he
In addition to awarding the let- pire Is at hand to decide whether or so as to obstruct the view from tbe th water is stili a mysl ry. In the
ters the board authorized Physical not the troops are moved properly gallery, the captains of the cadet days of his cubhood, Burch was
Just how the b ar came to be In
Director E. G. Schroeder to arrange Bnd handled in accordance with ex-Dlade In his fourteen years' residence regiment have planned a solid cell- afraid of th rlv r. But it now seems
for an Inter-department baeeball Isting condltlons. there, he learned tbese stories at Ing whicb will be ten feet above IIrobabl tbat he v ntured upon the
schedule 'lVJl~ch wiIl be beld tb.4s BesIdes giving Ithe men training In Ilrst hand. Hearn not only enjoyed the railing of the balcony. This cell- rotten Ie .. In ord r to g t a drInk an(l
spring. maneuvering troops th gam'e teach-this privilege, but he h'ad the genius Ing w1\1 be formed of tour huge fiags that som sudd n break-up caught
The board also approved of a es them map reading and t .. m1Ilar-to Interpret the foll,-Iore. These tales with tbe blue fields In the center sur- him and drt'w him under, where be
track meet between tbe Iowa fresh- Izes tbem with many practical prob-belong chiefiy to the old Japan and men and WI'lliams and Vashti col- rounding an tel.ectrlc star. Radiating had no chane of escape. lems of the servlc , such as securJty Hearn arrived there just at the time from this star to the balcony will be The In t reports which had come
lege to be beld probably on May 28 . and transportation . when the old Japan was fading away.
It was also voted to approve tbe arms ot' a larg" cross of red,
of "A great deal Is saId in JapanEll!e freshman contests only wben the
tolk-Iore about the duck wbich Is board Is guaranteed agaInst financial
wblte and blue bunting torming a
strip about ten teet wide.
from the anJmal reported him some
where between Coralville and Swl h-Dean Ra)'Dlond j Honored.
er; but the latest of these cnme alDean W. G. Raymond has just
look ed upon as the symbol of famIly
and home love. The ant a lso figures
proIninently in these stories. Eastern
people have studied the ant almost
loss.
Screnaders Out; Spring Here.
The ra1llng around tbe balcony molt a. week ago and the owners ot returned from a trip to Ames, where
will be covered with a strip of old be add .. essed tbe Tau Beta PI, hon- the bear here had almost given up gold bunting five feet wdde runnIng hope of ever hearing of him again.
orary society, and to Des Moln s clear around tbe ball which wllI Burch's two-year career In the
"Under the sll-I-Ivery moon," treb- where he attended the Public Roads as closely as have the modern selen- led tbe tenor. "Under the silvery form a background for twenty huge Improvement convention. un1versity world bas been marked Uats. stars made of sabers with a center by many viciSSitudes. Few ot his
moon," boomed the bass, and then In Des Moines Dean Raymond was of electric IIgbts. The eight basket- kind ever attract so much attention
appointed vice-president of the per-Many Interesting and peculiar cus-from the window ot a girl's board-
toms and Ideas of tbls oriental peo- ball backgrounds wJ\l Ing house came the patter of hand-
serve tor or arouse so much comment as Jlas manent Good Roads association and
pie were brought out by Dr. New-clapping. The first robin has
mounting transparent been
electric dewill act in that capacity for the con
ton In the tales which he recited . signs rt'presenting the six compan-seen and now conclusive evidence Ing year.
"The Idea of human re-incarnatlon les, the band, and the regimental
centered about him sInce he left his
Idaho home to attra.ct the favors of
the God ot Chance to Hawkeye ath-has been found that spring Is here;
staff. The receiving corner will be letes anti athletIcs. At the beginning rules to i\ great extent," said the lec- the serenaders are out. turer. "As a result of such belief,
there Is a remarkable absence of the Stringed instruments tinkle pop
hung with oriental tapestries and Weight ~Ien and Vaultel U e GYIlI. ot lhe 190 footbnll s aSOD he was
the otber corners will be decorated ular nlrs also as tbe serenaders make I Since the close of the basketball wh1ch heralded a the good omen
fear of death . Another peculiar be
lIet Is the Idea that magical power is
by tbe several companJes atter their their rounds, Mandolins and guitars
with an o~aslonal banjo to accorn-own plans. Several new tents will be
season, the vaulters and weight men would bring success to Iowa upon
of both the freshman and the var-th tootball field. He was taken upon
&Hy squads have used the armory possessed by the last saying of any used In the scheme of decorations the first trip, and Iowa was beaten
pany a negro love song furnish en- tioor for their dally practicing. A one who dies in anger." but their purpose seems to be a s - by a supposedly Inlerlor team. Then
joyable music. After the musical pro- r w of th ltd h dl Dr, Newton favored the large eret with Itbe ~omm~ttee \together e e spr n ers an ur er are followed the most dIsastrous season
gram has been rendered, the gay also working out on the rubber mats. number of children who were in the with several other plans which are of recent years, and Burch's popu-
troubadores often are invjted to a However. most of the m n ar tal{-aUdience with one Japanese story es- as yet not announced. larlty waned. The players sUll con-
"spread" by the young women. One mg thelr dally "stunts" on the board PetlaI\y suited to them. The attend- tinued to wrestle with the bear for
serenader is quoted as saying that a E I to Re in H track ea3t of the armory. The track f ns gn rna ere. amusement. but at the close of the
IDee yesterday compared avorably feast always insures a double pre lflth the large audiences which bave
Professor Forest C. EnSign, the has been moved to a po Itlon parel-eason he wa shut up In his cage,
gram. previously greeted the lecturer.
new state school Inspector for Iowa leI with the east sIde of the gym and by la t spring had grown too university, Ames and Iowa State and will be left t here for the remaln-
large anfi savage to be played with. Mil cLean lit Ames. Teachers' college, will continue to re- der of the spring to make room for So he has been kept pretty much In
Glee Olub to Give Concert. Pres. Oeo. E. MacLean of the unl- side in Iowa City for the ensuing drill. his den ever since, remaining there
In spite of frantic elforts to escape verslty dellvered the mId-winter con- year, as he must \Ive In one of tbese Last Wednesday morning the Un-
IVerSlty Glee club gave a thirty mJn-vocation address at Ames yesterday three places.
morning. ute concert at the weekly assembly Gillin to PetlIl8Jlvanin.
First Onkloor Drill. while the big games were played on
The IIrst out-door drl11 was held Iowa field In 1909. The unlucky an-
of the Iowa City high scbool. The Prof. J. L. Gl11ln wi1l leave this yesterday by the Iowa cadet corps. imal's final end bas just been told,
~ncert was well received by the stu- Ero Farces. The parade ground being too damp and the dl cusslon .,.,.blch the various morning for Meyersdale, Pa., where dents, who have Invited the club to The freshman Erodelphlan girls he wllI aid In raising money for the to alIow so many men to drill on, reports which gained circulation
make another appearance at the entertained the Erodelphlans and dedication of a church. Later be wl1\ the streets were used. The whol have caused Js etlll fresh. In the
hlgh school auditorium before the Irvings last eveping at a program of assist In the dedicatory exercises. corps marctled dowd to the depot mJnds of all.
close of the school year. farces. "Maid to Order" was given Prot. OllIln will return to Iowa City and back. This is the IIrst time the The men who found the body took
Next Tuesday evening tbe unlver- by Misses Frieda Kurz, Elizabeth ~fonday morning.
alty students wilI be afforded the Nutting, Mabel leol, Helen Reaver,
first opportunity of hearing the club Helen Eggert and Hazel Milner. Green Here Soon.
, at a concert to be given In tbe audi- "A Pan of Fudge" was presented Ted Green, coach of tbe baseball
torlum. An admission fee of twenty- by ?lllsses Nathalie Hemingway, Ms- for the comJng sea on, Is expected
live cents will be Charged. Seats may cetta Browning, Florence Magowan, In Iowa Clty eltheT this afternoon or
lie reserved at Wieneke's Book Store Mildred Sykes. Muriel Drake and Hel tomorrow. He w11l begIn work with
tomorrow morning. ElD Beers. • the baseball candidates ImmediateJy.
•
soldier boys have done any march- It at once to Coralville and tele
ing since last fall. "If the good phoned the owners of the bear as to
Weather keeps up, 'We will be out- what dJsposltion to make of It. Act
doors permanently soon. The qulck- Ing upon their orders, the bear was
er the fellows get In good trim for sent to Iowa City via the Interurban,
the annual mareh the beUer" said and taken at once to TaxidermIst
Commandant M. C. Mumma yester-
day. (Continued on page four)
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BASEBALL MATERIAL NEEDED
When Ted Green, the new baseball
'coach puts in bls appearance at the
gymnasium tomorrow preparatory to
starting our varsity ball tossers out
upon al)other successful season, be
ought to be met by at least tbirty
candldates for the team. So tar only
about fifteen men have signified an
Intention to tryout. This Is not ma
terial enough to Insure a -champJon
shlp nine.
tee, while a resident of Des Moines,
has resigned because of .his removal
to M1nneapolJs · where he Is general
counsel for the Mlnneapolfs and St.
Louis railroad. Mr. Bremner has
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acted. alumni members of the local board
in control of athletics w1l1 succeed
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Tbere Is no reason wby Iowa
should not produce a team far above
the average this season it only the
eligible varsity men and the fresh
men of last year's team tUfn out.
With a nucleus of six old men, Green
can easily brIng out a winning nine.
The freshmen last year had a good
team, and should furnish valuable
material to the varsity.
is a teature ot our Easter garment waking for men • .. We clothe you in the style you want, not in the tashion made up in tJle factory last tall. . .....
14'7 Wabash Avp.bue, OhicalO, DJ. pretty as she can be. Hamlin. Concerts, Recitals, Vocal,.. structlon. Studio, 114 South CIIJIII St. J. C. Phone 663.
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Iowa is extremely fortunate In ~~~\~ S~l t~:~ '~: =a~::~. e ~:c:U:~ having a wealth of baseball material rloth and choose the style you best and a coach of real ability. Just now wefel·. We guarantee II> suit perfect
in fit and flnlsh and far superior III Is the lime for tbis materJal to re- llWI'Y way to ordinary gllrments. The port for practice. It ls only by start- cost will be about what you plly for
,he conunon kind anyway. ing now that the best possible team We Do Oleaning, Pressing and can be developed. Green cannot RepaiJ'ing Also
coach a handful of men to champion- JIUSA, THE TAlLOR,
ship honol's; neither can he turn our 203 ColJege, Cor. Dubuque We also do cleaning, pressing, re-
a team ln a few weeks preceding the pairing.
first game. From tomorrow on every
basebaIJ player should report dally
to Coach. Green.
Resellrch uctUI't's
The university has Instituted a
series of lectures to be given by some
professor, !Complimentary to the 001·
leges of the state. The purpose of
this Is to awaken and stimulate Inter
est In research work by graduates of
tbese coJleges. Professor Samuel
Calvin Is the first lecturer to be ap
pointed. His tour oonslets of the
following colleges: Coe, Lenox, Penn,
Ames, Drake, Simpson and Cornell.
Bremner Resigns.
W. H. Bremner, for many yeal'l a
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he ever met our Geo. Francls Train. There wa san aviator for you-one of the old-timers who made all the records ln aviation before the war, and for some years after It. And yet it is surpriSing how many folks are
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lid the Western Philosophical asso· so fortunate dation wlll meet In Iowa City March tractiveness, 15-%6. Many eminent delegates from
Wlacouln, Minnesota, Nebraska, Ill· less chain
111018 aDd Missouri will be present.
Two programs will be running par-er ls gon,,,.,,,,,,
Illel-one for the Philosophical as- company
!«JIHon and one for the Psychol. lie Fisber, In
ogJcal association.
The teachers ot phyohology in Y. W. O. A.
lon bave a program of one--half
/af by themselves, to discuss the
teaching of psychology. The pro
rum ot the associations will be pub- Densler
l\Jbed later. be the
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physics at 7:30 P. m.
March 15. Men's Olee Club concert
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.well lcan Psychological association and pedla ot Religion and Ethics have re- !-~ _______________________ --:
the Western Philosophical a88O- cently been added to the reference
ciatlon. shelves of the university Ilbrary.
tlarch 24. Fritz Kreisler, vlol1nlst at This work wUl be completecl In 12
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Lost:-A class pin with "1910. M.
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Musical comedy ot Invincible
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aDd tbe Western Philosophical asso
dation will meet In Iowa City March
thousands of others who 'Were not
so fortunate of its Irreslstable . at-
f tractiveness, and thus far an end-15016. Many eminent delegates rom
b k III less chain of theatre-goers await its Wlscoll8lD. Minnesota, Ne ras a, -advent, wherever It goes. Mort Slng
Inols and Missouri will be present. er Is sending the original cast and Two programs wfll be running par-company entour including dainty Sal allel-one tor the Philosophical as-
IOd.Uon and one for the Psychol
olieal assocla~lon.
lie Fisher, In the Prima Donna role.
The teachers of phychology In Y. W. C. A. Open Bouse Tomorrow.
lo,a ha.ve a program of one--half The Y. W. C. A. w111 hold open
day by themselves. to dlscu88 the house at Close hall Saturday after
leaehlng ot psychology. The pro- noon from 3 to 5 o'clock. Miss Anna
KT&IIl of the associations will be pub- Densler and MlsB Lonla. Krenz will
llihed later. be the hostesses.
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at Simpson slnce last fall.
BURCH'S OAREER ENDS;
FOUND IN IOWA RIVER
(Contlnued from page one)
High Class
Mrs. Stanwood of Muscatlne Is
spending a tew days with her daugh
ter, Miss Anna Shepard. "The Nyalists" Dill. Atter an Inspectlon, Mr. Dill THURSDAY, FRIDAY, "4'Jl'UJII'411
Miss Helen Robinson of India at- .. ______ •••••••• ___ •••• ____ .. announced that the water had so af- AND SUNDAY.
ter a stay of several days In Iowa =============r============ MI R bl ~h tl # II I ty It would be Impossible to preserve City left Friday for Cornell. 55 0 neon wore 'C e na ve cos- 10 ow ng programs:
Mrs. John D. LeWJ!s of Williams- tume of the women of India. Irving Instltute-Muslc. Debate, it, wlthl the exception at the head
fected the body that In all probab1l1- Marcb 10, 11, 19, 18.
WEST " DENTON
Oomedy SiD&'iDI 8t1& burg Is the guest of Miss Dorothy Dr. Melle LaCompte, M. '09, of "Resolved that the cabinet memibers which was In fair condition and
Franke. Corydon, la., Is In the university hos should have seats In congress and be would be mounted and placed in the HALSEN BROS,
The Sioux .b'eld initiation. and a. pltal suffering trom an operation. allowed to speak." Affirm8ltive, museum. "Jimmy," Burch's erst- 'lbe Original Dancing School
dance Wednesday evening In the Her mother is with her. Rhelnfrank, Patton. Negative, Kort, while guaTdlan, refused to express any great regret 'Wlhen told of his
cirls gymnasium.
Miss Lola Scott, ex-L. A. '12, of
Marshalltown, Is visiting friends In
"the city.
McNeal. Speech, Hines. Music.
Literary Society Programs. Zetagatbian-Music. Debate, "Re- former charge'S fate. "Well, he was
Should cabinet members be allOlW- solved, that marriage and divorce
ed seats In congress and be permitted laws should be under the control of
no kind 0' use anyhow" Is the way
he puts It. The venerable mower of
grass on Iowa field also admitted
Monologuist
2000 Feet of Real MoWtc
Prices 10.20 0.. Mrs. Dr. H. O. Young, graduate to speak? This questIon will be dls- the federal government." Affirma
Durse 'OB, is visiting friends In the cussed this evening at Irving !nstJ- tive, Wright, Hawkins. Negatlve, Tap that he had some sligh.'t fear that ==========::::1
university this week. lute. The Zets will take up the propping, Meltzer. Oration, Spencer. Mus- Burch's ghost, like those of all who
die violent deaths, would return ~
haunt the scenes of Ms bearhood Phl1omathlan- Alumni
Dr. Lowry of Ely, Ia., brought a osition of placing marriage and dl- Ic.
patient to the hospital the first of vorce laws under the con'trol of the
the week. federal government while the PhlloB
Program days. In such event, says Jimmy, a
-Music. Paper, Banta. Discussion, new caretaker wHl be needed at
H. O. Field, J. E. Butterworth. will conduct an alumni program. ence. Miss Helen Robinson spoke to the
cirls of the university Wednesday
eftning at the Y. W. C. A. meeting.
TJJese debates together with music Speech, Rohrig. Paper, Clark. Music.
speeches and orations make up the
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Dr. Mabel C. Williams will read the catcher of the varsity nine for three
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PUBLISHED
HISTORY CONffRfNCf TO 8f LfD BY JAMfS
MANY AUTHORITIES TO MEET
HERE IN 11A.Y.
N ortJlwe~tc)'nUni versi ty HJstol'.iallB
Will Head Discussion of 1m.
portant QUestJOllB.
One of tl16 interesting features
features planned .tor til pl'ogram of
the Mississippi Valley HistOrical as-soclation meetings at Iowa City in
May Is 1\ conference of history teach-
er8. The conference will be in charge
of James Alton James, professor of
history in Northwestern university
and chairman of the Commlttee of
Eight of the Ameri~an Historical as-
soclatlon. The report of this commit-
lUOKSTEll
OF ST.
J<Jngln~el'8
day-
Floats I
"Rube Bal
ious shadE
lure the I
Thursday
the colleg
dents In tI
of St. Pat
The big
the princi
companiec
and the •
Following
prlate exe
w1ll be "d
ri ck hy til
del' at tb. lee on "The Sludy ot ,History in the wbere the
Element.ary Schools," bas just been rome trad publlshp.cl (in 19,10) and makes a
In the. E book of nearly on'e hundred fifty the day's pages. .side from Professor James audJtoriur:
lhe members of th.. committee of be put on ~!ght were: Henry E. Bourne of
talent of \\'estent Reserve University; Eugene Admission C. Brooks of Trinity College; Wilbur mant will
~'. Gordy, sup rintendent of schools lIounre th
at Springfield, Massachusetts; Mabel weeks the
HIl! of the Kormal School at Lowell, ologulsts, ~Iassachu setts; Julius Sachs of the sleight of I Tea~ers' College, New York; IJa ts ot tl
Henry W. Thurston, chief probatlo~ busily reh. officer of Chicago, formerly of Cook acts, wlliQ
('Qunty Normal School; and J. H. any of thE
\'an Sickle, sup l'intendeut of schools
o( Baltimore, Maryland.
In th~ light of his chairmanship
shame.
Many J
have a Ct
on this national committee, the di- have ada;
recti on of· the eonference at Iowa City "stunt." T
by Professor James will give to it dition at II
a peculiar Importance and interest. lege of ap:
He has been long interested in the
teaching of history not only in col- Delt
leges b1lt in secondary schools. He Tbe twe
Is the jOint author, with Alhert H. of the 'fau
Sanford, of a widely used text book ma sororH;
on "Government in State and Na- the BurklE
tlon," ~nd III conjunction with the Edith Bur!
~me althor q,as just published a caUed ror
schoo. text on the history of tbe The Ide!
United States. cnce 1\1 aye'
From 1B93 to 1897 Professor nuth ;\1 a;
James had charge of the. department Lyon; Del
of history of Cornell college at J\1t. Esther Swi
Vernon, Iowa, and so is well known The fo'H
among lowa e ucators. While in were guest
1611a he Interested himself in re- Lisbon, llTi
search In Iowa blstory and a mono' Des Moine
graph by him on the "Constitution West Libel
nnd Admission of Iowa Into tlle Un- 13yars, POll
. Ion" appears in the ".John Hopkins bi DS of Ce(
rnlverslty Studies" for 1900 ..
The program for the conference :\[umllllL
of history teMliers is as yet only Lleut. l
hrtlally made tip. Among the speak- mandant 01
era will be 1'rofes80r Andrew C. Mc- will add res
Laughlin of Chicago university. Desday mOl
'!'bere wllJ be papers an dlscllsslon $o Is one of 1
, In th'e prohlems that confront bls- speeches to
tory teachers-what Shall be taught,
wben sball 'it be taught., and how
shtll It bf; taught.
beads of dl
HI . The Yllr!etles of states and ' locall- , , ' , The Hun
'tII!a represented In ;be conference Ih h " . • . e orne ( at Iowa City will ma_ It a 'vaiuaJ)It> i\I d •
" I on ay ey ~Iellrillg , b uee tor Ideas on 'ait BUb- ..... .D . ... \
," , ti. DUSU 'W
.- relating to the teaching of his- ' , -alre" and lory and It ' 18 . thought that many
'Jort on "s (Continued on page four) man Roma:
