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~HE DAIL"YI IOWAN PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
Volume 8 IOWA CITY, IOWA, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 16, 1909 Number 94
NfW 818Lf CLASSfS WILL Bf STARTfD
SIG~1A Xl LEOTNRE TONIGHT:
A. G. WEBSTER WILL SPEAK.
Series ot Three Addresses Will Be
Given b, Belend t.
SIXTffN fRfSHMfN HAND IN ORATIONS
HElNZHAN Dl USSES IMPORT· PRELlMlNAlH" WILL 8J.l HEU)
ANOE OF THE WORK. Invitations are out tor a series ot ~1ARCH 6.
lectures to be given by Arthur Gor-
pnO~1 MMITI'EE CRAl'G
PLA ' FOR FRIDAY NlGHT. SORORITY HOUSfS 8a tel·BaIl Game on Thnrsda), ARf BUR6lARlZfD
Cau RearraojC\'meot. I TIUEI-' ESn:l\i\ UELTA G M .
In th ffort to obtain an alto- D TRI·DELT nov E
g tb r new and original MaD, Conege ~len in the United W b RepreseotAdve Fronl Each ot Ul(~ ~II EdDa. n~r ot DllrllflltoD
don ester, professor of physics d coraUng committe of th Junior States are Enrolled in Some
Course ot Bible Stud,. In Clark University, under the aua- Roor Soclell~u~ ot Prom hu changed 11.1 plan8 allghUy 'JOO Pearl Rta&-Thrll-
! plces of the Iowa chapter of the Yet 8eI~ and haa worked out anoth r llJlg E ~rlftl •
[By Harry L. Heinzman] Sigma Xi society. Sixteen mcn from th tr hman for beautifying th Int rlor of the Obtaining a ,100 pearl rlnc and
The subjects and dates of th lec- class have submitted oratlona for th armory. other xnAnllv j wIry, a bur lar Perbape one of the strongest fact- .. ~
ora In the moulding of the lives of tures are as follows: oratorical cont t which Is to be h ld Th c nt r of th roof II to be a 8uce ed d in caplng from th Trl-
college men In the United States and "The Creed of a Sci ntlst," Tues- within a short tim. Each of th oval In check r d red and Delta sorority hou at 2: 30 Sun-
Canade. Is the study of the bible. day, February 16. four socleti a are . 11 r pr nted, whit. Th r st ot tbe c Iling will day morn In I. Th tal n j wIry \)('-
"Gree.t Physics Problems of Yes- Zet having Ix Olen, Irvin g four, b dlvld d In tour parta ot olld long d to Hs Edna Har rand 50,000 college men are today meet-
terday, Today, and Forever," shall Law tbr ,Philo two; on man r d and whit. Th lid s ot Mill Allee Clark, both of BJrl\ngton. log In groups of tram 6 to 12 men, Wednesday, FebrJary 17. d ore.t d In
led by e. fellow student, following Is unattach d. and roommat 8. Th thl r o\' r-"The Measurement of ound and alt rnating with
some course of bible study. At Yale Since so many D1 0 have nt r d looked a aluabl dIamond rlnc b
University over 900 men are carry-Its Practical Application," Thur day, the cont ,It has b n found n ctlons. longing to MI Ilarp r.
log on tbls work systematically, at February 18. Berau8 ot the bosk t-ball game About 2:30 11 Harp r waa
the University of Illinois over 1,000 Professor Webs'ter , who Is the to elect lh be l orators to comp t night b for th party, thl" awak n d, and a horror Iltrlck 0
men are In actual ~ttendance at leading matb mati ial physl I t In In the IInal. ommitt b gins d orating to a man int otly n a, d III
classes, at Iowa State ollege there AmeriCa today, r h'ed his d gr e on W dn day. It, 1Il b Impos Ibl at h r dr r. Sh
of Ph. D. und \. Von Helmholtz In time six m n will be are over 800 Olen enrolled, and so
Berlin. In 1 95 he waa awarded the sp ak In th flnal antcst on throughout the leading collegEls
French Thompson prize of 5,000 occur March 10. Thc judg
francs. He was president of the not yet b n chosen, but th y will and universi ties of tbe co.lDtry.
The group leaders are in no Sense American society from 1903 to 1905, probably b announced during th
theologians, but are simply leaders and Is tbe author or several treatises n xl we k.
who are trained in a normal class, on physics. FoIlnwlng Is a Ii t of th cont t-led by some able man. From this The following is an xtract tram a anls and th Ir orallontt:
normal class they go to their re- letter received from the University A ,'atlonal II rltag -L. E. K ow spectlve groups, where men come to- of Missouri, where Professor Web- A World's Rac , tb 01'1
gether as college men and give to ster has just delivered tbe same Occident-Frank Warn r.
eacb other the advantage of their, series of lectures that Is to be given . harles Sumn r oW. L. study. here: Con ervallon ot Ml'ntal En rgy
These courses of study are pre- "I want to tell you tbat Prot - O. A. Oarr lson.
pared by collc:ge ruen for colI ge Olen SOl' Webster's I tures here weI' a Oarrl Baldl-R. L. Masson.
lcarla-H. C. Towner.
Or. j.' nmworth ))I'lld.
TIlt' na~ of til nh rslty build
",al h d him for fuIly 11ft· n mIn
ut II. Th' Ulan had a po k t 1 'rlrlc
nash 11 ht aDd work (] 11k a pro
ional. Aft r the man I, rt fl.
Harp'r' room, h hI' rtl him 1,1 k
th I k on b door of th I"alron'.
room. ~Irll. Lt>wil WI\8 nwnk 'n d,
Ings wpr a half-ma t y . terday In aDd Ih bur lar Pt-r Ivln tbl fa t
m mory ot Dr. Philo mad 8. ha I)' exit down tb bark
Judson Farnworth, who (11 d unday atalra. Iran to y, th burglar
at his hom In Clinton, Iowa. ml d a $150 dIamond rln b lon,-
Dr. Farnworth wae on Ing to :\f18~ Harp r wh n h was
found r of th looking tbroulh her dr r.
bping professor ot ,fat ria . f .dl n Entranc to th hou was tr t-
from Hs founding in 186!) to 1 !) 2 l'd through th c liar door.
wh n h rl't1red. DeltA Gnmm nou Ent 1"(1. and are given the advantage of the rare treat. Hie exp rim ntal I c
best tbought of the day. New ture on sound took unusually well. Rus la, tbe Hom
courses are being introduced each Men in otber lines and of wide x- Carl julin.
of tb Czar· b bas h Id th About 3 o'clock Sunday morning
on year, tbat bible students may keep perlence, said tbat It was one of the The American B fore th
1\1 dlca. lIe was lo\' d and honor d the D Ita Garum IOrorlty hou )iations C II t t t d by all his stJdenls, and his ruemory 0 ege s r was en r ,pr lum-
up with the demands of tbe times. best demonstration I ctur s they -H. F. Z uch. will always be cheri hed by th old ably by the lam p rlon who robbed
In arrangement of the matter the had ever heard. You may tell your The American Volunt l'- A. C. alllDlnl .. 110 k hi "P"
courses are admirably adapted to friends that each lecture Is of such Torgeson. • n w 01 as 81)
Farnsworth. and maR
hi departur without waat of tim . the use of college men. Each study a non-technical character that all Tbe Pow r of Organlz d Labor-
covers one week, and these weekly can understand It.
studies are divided tn seven parts, Previous experience nere had b en
one for each day, taldng from 15 to tbat the Sigma XI lectures were .1.00
20 minutes to prepare E'ach day's technical but Prof 8sor Webster's
work. The work Is so graded that were entirely free from tbat obj c
a man starting his freshman year tIOll."
with "The LIfe of Christ," followed
by "Old Testa.ment Study" in his Was am Write Artide.
sophomore year, then by "Acts and Dr. Clarence 'V. Wassam has been
Epistles" In his junior year, Is well asked to contribute a series of ar-
L. W. Spencer. ooley Jtes.lgns.
The R Ign of Law- E. F. McKel- Edwin a. Cool y, a grad <late of
lips. the nl\'er Ity of Iowa, has lat Iy
Reject d Imrulgrant- R. N. re.lgn d his superintend nt ot th
Chicago chool. Th r ason. of hla
Trial of Andr \V Johnson- resignation I hi I Uon to th
pre Id noy ot a big publishing hou e Thomas l-Iutchinl;Oll-Oeo. Fisher. In Bo ton.
Thomas Payn Leslie julln.
Tilden, a True Patriot-R. F. 0" I and Ke ])anl.'t',
:Ut'clIr Dt>feat J..Jberal Ar'U!.
I dlc Indoor baseball t am
a.lly d fated th Liberal Art.
Indoor ba ball
I ague aturday by th seor of 20
to 3. The Liberal Art er unabl
to put th Ir trong t t ru In th
field, and a a con equenc th con·,
prepared for SJch a course as "The lIcles for the Lit rary l\lagazln up- Mitchell . Owl and Keys w\l1 dane at Red- tE' twas one-_Id d.
Social Teachings of Jesus" In his on tile subject of Indu trial condl- men hall .Oll Feb. 27. 11 pr nt The result ot tbl gam glv 8 tbe
senior year, thus enabling him to tlons in New Yorl< City. He has also W (Or Jlefor DaroniaD. and form r member are exp cted to faculty a clcar I ad In tb rac, and,
leave college with a good knowledge recently written an artlel upon thE' Head Librarian ~Ia~colm O. ~ yer all nd. unl , t d slump oc I
of the bible. subject of Loan Companies for ~Ic- wlIl address the Baconlan club Frl- In It work, thl team hould \\In
To meet this need at lho Un i- luI' 's magazine.
versity of Iowa, the Young ~Ien's
Christian Association wiII start II ·speriflll ('rogt·nm.
twenty group class s next week. The following tra\'el program wa
The leaders have been picked. and a given by the Hesp rlan la t even-
normal class arranged. The classes ing:
will meet in studenl's rooms, at the " Saratoga of Iowa," Haz I Hayward.
hour bE'st suited for that parlicular "Through the Yellowstone," Mary
group. They will study the "Life Payne.
of Christ" by Dean Bosworth of Ob- "A Day In a OIrls' School In tb
e'rlln. East," Regina Long.
"Over the Sea," Florence KlrkenMr. Neel Mc'l\!j)) an , Jr., of New
York, inlernrtlonal secretary for the
Bible Sludy movem nt, will be hero
Feb. 17-22; with him will be Mr.
Paul Smith and J. We ley PonUus,
state student secretaries for Iowa,
wro will help with th starting of
these cIa SeB.
dall.
"Ways and By-Ways of My Onw
Town." Audrie Alspaugh.
"Along th Iowa," Myrrl Morse.
A"sembl)' • IlCsker.
Mr. ,ell Mc~le11ln, Jr., Inter-na-
tional secretary of the Y. ~I . C. A.,
Mr. McM!lIan will speak In as- wiII address the Wednesday morning
sembly Wednesday morning. ass mbly this week.
day ev nlng on " Book Binding."
Ulhle (' IllS Xotit'e. r
Two ,,",'oration SI)l'aker~.
S nator A. V. Proudfoot and Rep
ntatl\'e L. W. Bo • of the stat
f n;t honor.
The fir year of th Int r-d",part
ba _eball league bl\ Anyon bo is not now In a
leglslatur , will sp ak at the church class or In one of the several
ver ity <,oDvocatlon to b group classes already rueeting, wlIl
Wa hington's blrlhday. do well to s e Mr. hick ring, Bible nTlI r in th y ar. ~Iany m n frou'
differ n d partm nts ar In-Study chairman, or all at the as-
ociallon ofJIc .
+++++-! ·1·oI·+H"H"I· JooI·H·-r+ + + Iowan Xew. Box + + A news box has been In- + 4> a ll d by th Unlv r Ity for + + the Dally Iowan at the SOJth + + end of the Liberal Arts base- + + ment hall. The professo rs and + + any stUdents not connected 01< + with the pap r are request d + + to drop any Item of Inter t or -r+ University noUce In the box. + -r- Articles will b collected every + + day at 6 p. m. and will b -r+ print d In the Dall y Iowan of 01-+ the morning fol1o'l\1ng. 01-+ + +++·1-1'1 Jul"I·!·H"I .. I"1 'I' 1 Jul.
am gl Dean Here. duc by b" gam to g t out and
:\Ir. Le tA. d an of Engine ring In ex l'ci , ... h n otherwl many of
the Carnegie Institute of Tecbnolog) them would n v r x rei. at all
at PItt burg, was a vl.ltor In the throu b th wlnl r montbs.
city la t w k. While here he \'1 •
!ted th Coli ge of Engineering and
eumlned the equipment,
of teaching, and the accomodations
Ka)' Tes1i8 ill ()
Prot. 'George F. Kay ot tb de-
for tbe students. He was very much parttnent of geology, ha r cenUy
pJ a ed wHb the latter, as tbe Indl- been called upon to t tlfy In a case
vidual desk arrangement was some
thing new to him, and expre ed
himself as though be tbonght them
Involving tbe ownership at a larg
tract of land In Oregon. Prof. Kay
obtaIned ome kno ' ledge of th land
much better than the ordinary ac- In qu stion while making ome geo-
comodatlons given a student. logical Inve tigations in 1907.
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Edltor-In-Cblet HERB~T M. HARWOOD
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ApIX'lman. orDla ott. Ml1dr~
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Iowan, Want Column
In Dulton. . I III -23 Ea t \ aahington tr et, ,....--------------~ for
Both Phon a T d ( nd r Nam ot Iowa Ity CItizen) ownsen
Hut on big ba. k t ball game
III III to hp play d on th
floor. IInm'lIota' the It! dll
1Il'~l Thllr dnl ,",'olng. Thl~
t· n b won by lowo. buyood lhe (IU •
lIoo or a d ubt. With til!' prop r
8.lllpOI·t lid p ycho lo y, we wl\l \\ 10
It. For It III mer Iy matt r or
faith and b('l\cr to alar el' extent
than most of UII r('allz .
C'omparathe \I('or ba\'e
claim to onlderatlon lind In
W" hav!' II ar margin. Our
1011 to (,hlca 0 10 to 29. w1111
Qoph I'S, wllh hlcago's star, Page,
Ollt or th gam, lOst to th sam
Official Results Photographer 0 d r er your
FOR COAL and Junior Pictures Petroleum Coke
and Groups ofJ.R.THOMAS 525 E. YASHlNuTON ST.
Bell PholU J 12 Job_ County 24
Rlbbou, OoUep Oolorl
See our U.e.
H. A. STRUB & CO tf ~ l am by the overwhelming score or ........ __ ._-.. Town & Cou;ry I 2 to 27. Both games wer played TUB and SHOWER BATHS on th hlcago Ooor. 1'be advantag AT THE
of playing at hom In lhl coming Old Capitol Barber Sbop gam will al 0 b in our favor. 18 S. Clinton St.
Let us g l th campu atmos- ............. ..
Shifts ' ' Fit every oc 1a8ion, afield or aftoat. Sl.~O up. CLt1BTT, PUBODY.t co .. .-u.,.
,--B_u_si_ne_ss_LocaI __ s---,11 BllSiness Directory I Cano.'11 QaalItr 8bop-tba&'. all. Physicians FOR RENT:-A sulle of modern --D-R.--O-B.ARLE8----S-.-G-RANT----
room. 522 . apltol St. 2-14 Phyalclau and Surrean.
C. Bothell makea loana on aU kind. omce 17lh Dubuque St.
Olllce over Re.ldence 229 Summit Bt. ot personal property.
ClUsen Savini' and TrUit Co. Bank. Both Phone.
Qood table board tor $3.00 at Mrs.
Warner's, 323 E. Jelferson St. 2-17 DR. I. G. ~IUELLaR
Phniclan and Burleo. LOST: - Sunday art rooon, a gold lUIAI E. College St. Botll phollll
rlug set with turguol$ and diamonds. ____________ _
1 al'e at tbis office. 2-17 DRS. DEAN o!t BOlLER
LO T:-.\ small open face watch Practice limited to Dlleasea of lbe
and pin with InlUal "W" on back. Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat.
Finder return to ]owan office. Re- Both phonel.
----------------------ward . tt. F. L. LOVE, lH. D.
B. D. Sidwell'a milk and Ice cream Diseases of tbe Eye. Jo.:llr. /'\UMr al4l
factory 15 W. College. tf Thoit.
FOR SALE:-Mllltal'Y B,IIt. En-
quire 4 E. PrenUs St. 2-14
W .ITED:-Thre more boarders
nt r,!!7 EII.t College street.
W A 'TED:-'Two experienced
Olllce with J . P. Mullin. M. D. -
BU. 1I0~O\'AX.
Pbyslcian and Surseol!,
DllI8&1e ot tbe Eye. Ear, NOlIe. nroa' and Ch ... t.
waiters au Olrmpfao restaurant, Olllee 111V~ S. Dubuque St. HOUri
!\Iu t have' good' reff'~eaet'&. r-l1 It-l! A. M .• 2-0 P. M., Sunda, t-ll
For ,ood rip phone Murph,. tlte Betb phonetl.
liveryman. tt =============
GEM LAUNDRY Have our wagon1 caUl for your laundry. We wil'll satisfy you. Only~perienred workmen1 em-ployed.
» ... .JOIDi YO. D. ». i.
220'% E. College St..
Bobh phone •• Iowa City. JoWL
UK&-. WA-&HoUUKN • WN-HIUJU
Strub & Rittenmeyer, B. E. Waahbul'n, D, o.
115 Iowa Ave. ProP& Evely;n 0: Washburn, D. O.
Fresh Oysters
m the SheD at
the
Olympian
Office and residence. 102 S. Linn St ..
Iowa City. Iowa . Both phones.
Real Estate. SALE AND RENT:-Lar.ge list oe
city residences. vacant lots. and
farms. Also stocks or merchan
dise.
c.M. RENO 110 ~ Washlllgton St.
THE ORIGINAl..
UAl\'XERS' LIFE ASSOCIH105
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No •. 1528, N •. Dubuque st. IOW;A. <iJl'I:Y •. - IOW.A..
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Modern and Antlq,uQ· BLIllLIq
130 Dubuque Stteet ph re loaded with the spirit oC vlc- ============== ooooeooooooooooooo I tory for the n xl tbr days. Let 0 EVERY BODY ELSE BUYS 0 S fT' I .......... --.. ---_ .. d 0.. C. HOSTE.TLER us to It thal all other engage- 0 roVE AND TINWARE 0 a es, ypewnters La6s~ ... GetIts.~ First Ie-D i: BAGGAGE: SE.RY.liCE. lllenls are canc lied (or Tbursday ~ )IILLER o~ ~IILLER ~ Supplies and £lass. Sbiaill(l Parlor ev nlng and r gl l r nol only th 0 23 S. Dubuque 0 Off."ce Spec."alt."es 'Fan Shoes Colored any COb
o WHY NOT YOU? 1\ .. ?O. v__ C-" SU t Jarg l alt ndanc the gym has yet 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 COKE, weighed on the City sealea, J,(,J..,.....,t uouege ee I
ellis Auwertd DIY or N"bt Readquarlt'nJ Ilt HU8lt:r 8rowQ ',
80rH "HONK .. lI.e.ldoucr "hoDe J . ~61 10 •• 21 X
Iowa ~U)' , 1o".
known, but a d clslve \'Ictory over
th Gopher .
at $5 .75 per ton, deJivered within the ... ___________ .. 11============= City Jimlts. B. A, STRUB & COMPAIY
HlndoCl In Jo: nghlt·t·rlll~.
~I r. Koshl Paly GilO • a Hindu
trom Cal utta. India. ha regl ler d
10 th 'olleg ot Engln ring thl
s mester. Mr. Ohose
this ounlry a IIttl I
nlooth • coming from
,'ew York, wher he worked In lh
Wal h Sbe t Metal Works of Brook-
lyn . At his home In alcutta, be at-
:\. G. Spalding & Bros" rhe LA~ul Manufacturers In the World of (iJjffclol Athletic Supplies
FOOT BALL BASKETBALL ICE SKA TES N,~~~mlf
tend d the University or Calcutta Offldal Implement. HOCKEY =:Ic
tor two y ars. Bplng unable to ob- ~~~.nd Golf taln a t hnlcal education in the Field Spon. Gymnulum
Apparatul India univer it! s, h has come to
this country. He has reglslered In
the Departm nt of Mechanical En-
gin ring and Int nd to take up the
sheet metal industry In IndJa.
.peldinp· h.ndJOmely illustrated catalogue all po<u contain numerou unestioll
Mailed (ree anywhue
A. G. Spaulding & Bros.
~ew York • Cblcap • OIeveJa.d.
W. F. Wyman 'Barth S h Trao fer ADd Storage. ,C Uppert
Phones: Bell 93 M; J. C. 686._ 129 * College St. Second Floor.
• 40 TRAINS
DAILY and HOURLY Between
CEDAR RAPIDS -AND
IOWA CITY Via
INTERURBAN RAILWAY
& Bostwick are sltll at their old
stand with a
More Attractive and Complete
LINE OF
GROCERIES If you appreciate QUALITY and COURTEOUS TREATMENT. we are positive that we can please you. Free delivery to all .parts of the city.
Both Phones.
6 and 8 Pouth. l>1,I~U~u~ 5~\
Cloaks, Suits aDd Skim
All New and Up-to-date--Iarge slotko
I'rlces are Hight
=
The
the Car~ in equipped etc. A
The C.
The for year
~.
r-----------.~------~~~~~~~~. I ----------------~ I Coming Events
The College Pattern A COlhbination of
Beauty, Excellence and Style . At Prices You Can Afford
to Pay, at
MORTON'S I Comer Clinton & Washirigton Streets.
Feb. 16. Sigma XI Lecture by
Arthur Gordon Web ter. "The Creed
ot a SclenUst."
F b. 17. mbl), addr by
ell f I 1110.
Feb. 17. Sigma Xl Lecture by
Arthur Gordon W b ter, "Great
Physics Problems ot Ye t rday, To
day, and Forever."
F b. 1. Sigma XI Lecture by
Arthur Gordon W b t r, "The Mea -
urement ot ound and It J;>ractl &1
Application."
F b. 1. H perlan fre hman
rare at St. Ur odan's ball.
Feb. 1. 10wu-l\linn('llotu bu k t
ball gam.
F b. I!!. LibrarIan r.lol olm O.
WYf"r will Bddr s till' So onl n cluh "-______________________ ....1 on "Book Blndln ."
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Thelabove combined with really quick and courteous treatment the lacts on which we base our requests for your laundry work. Cart! in handling of your articles-together with a thoroughly equipped plant guarantees you no frayed edges, scorched work etc. A trial solicited.
The C. O. D. Steam Laundry Owens'''' Gra'B": th p~!~~!3 10w. Ave.
F b. HI. Hyp rlon club dance at
!\iaJestl hall.
" 'eb. Ill . Tile Junior Prom In the
armor,..
F b. 20. nnua! banquet of Igmo
• ' u t Burkl y Imp -rIal In commemo
ration ot slxt enth anniversary ot
fraternlly at Iowa.
F b. 20. Psi Omega dance In the
chapter hOllse .
Feb. 22. University convocation.
Address by Senator A. V. Proudfoot
Feb. 22. [arahall Law dance a
Majestic hall .
Feb. 23. St. largaret's Guild
formal dancing party.
Feb. 27. Owl and Keys dance In .. ___________________ ..... Redmen hall.
Try
The Cabare't Dairy Lunch
• Tickets $2.00
Quick, Wholesome, Economical
Feb. 27. Engln ra' dan e In
Majestic hall.
March 10, Dean W, O. Weld will
address the University allemb}),.
!\far. 13. Informal cadet hop at
Armory.
Mar. 27 . Informal cadet bop at
Armory.
:sa
Amusements l I'll!!!! }' I('tclll'r 1'1('11 cs.
One of the roo t unlqu ntertaln-
ments ever given In Iowa Ity wa
.... ____ .... ______ •• _____ ... provided by Miss Jeanl F letcb r,
the Scottlsb singer, at th
SUBSCRIB opera house last venlng. She
E proved her reputation as one or the
greatest Scottish sing ra 1n tb
United States.
B
The Great Banyan European Hypnotist
~
•
FOR TilE The program rendered by ~u s European F letcber was confin d to Scotch bal- Exponent of Occult
Science, Mental Telepathy
J. 0 W ··A N
The Daily Iowan subscription rate for the remainder of the college year is only
$1.25 Don'treadyourneighbor's paper, subscribe for it yourself
lads and Jacobite song. H r se-lections of "Angu MacDonald ,"
,. oml n' Tbro' the Rye," " Ye Banks
an' Bree .. were specially appreci
ated by the audience which greeted and Hypnotism
the noted Scotch singer. --IiiIiI!Ii!I~~~.~"~~II!-~~~i!-!i-----..
University Bookstore
On The Corner
Text Books for All College All School Supplies
Waterman Fountain Pens
PENNANTS COLLEGE PINS COLLEGE STATIONER\! MAGAZINES SOUVENIR POSTALS SPORTING GOODS
Our Price! Always Ri.,ht
~ome and See the FUB
Take a Look at the
Sleeping Beauty In the West Window of the
Bijou Dream
The abo~~ e headliner is in addition to our regular vaudeville bill
~!,,-~~----__ ..J ••• No Advance in Prices •••
t Personal and Social I Mr. Kline has r turned from a
yj It at bl, home In MUBCatine.
l1l lJlldred Delano haa returned
from a "Isit at Lone Tree.
Ml lone 1\1ullnl1 &p nt Sunday In
W st Liberty.
Mr. Carl Kirkpatrick has r turned
from a visit In Des (olne.
fro Ray Garb r, Law '11, Is en
joying a 'lilt from his fatber.
MI s IIc Mueller spent the week
ud at b r home In Davenport.
Mis Johanna. Hoorlng spent Sun
aay "'Ilh h r llloth r In Davenport.
The New Spring Suits re pretQ'. 'l.'bat' t.be Ant Imp ...
10D thef malte oa olle.
n 1 are distiDcU.,&-b, diBUDct1 mean 10U couJdD't poafbl, rul tall: OD of them lor a laat 1ear. t,It'.
At e t!I7 8Ocla11wlct.loa ill the dtJ gowllII from tb18 IlWI'&-
at th opera, th ater, at church, OD
th treet8--e,' rrwhere. AIld wearlog ODe JOu "ill feel dJoe sed up, lor tht'f hav t,le distinCtiOD and taf· log quaUlf.
ltl Ro and Cara Fleischer =~====:~~===~=============
Prot. Shambaugh was confined to
his home witb slcknels and unable
to meet biB clas , on Monday. the Bijou
Mis Marie Rog rs enjoyed an over Vaudeville Theatre Sunday visit from ber father of
Eldora.
MJss G rtrude Jobnson, loatruct·
or In public apeakJng, was In Cedar
TIIREB TOlES DAILY
8:00, 7:415, aIld 9:00 p. aa.
MONDAY, TUESDAY UD Rapids Monday. WEDNESDAY.
Miss Grace Whitley returned Sun- -----------OVERTURE
day afternoon from Grinnell where MRS. MABEL PURPLII
she attended tbe ba ket ball game. Musical Director Mr. Cbarles Davis, L. A. '08, bas _.!....-_________ _
BAN YANSON .I: CO. returned to Iowa Ity from CaU-
Comedians (Five People) fornla. Note: This Is the highest priced act
Mr. Frank Montroas of Grinnell ever appearing In Iowa City.
visited friends In Iowa City over WILLIAMS .I: GILBERT
Sunday. of Butt, lontana, hay been ,"Islt- ~IlB8 J Ie Swygard has again 1\1 s rs. Roy and George Hughes, Miss Helen Waldron, accompanied
Blackface Song and Dance Team
AL. LEONHARDT Comedy Juggler )as Unlv rslty rrl nds. taken up her tudles aft r a short L. A. '11, spent Sunday In WJIllams- by Miss Augusta Lennlgkelt as ber
Mr. Jo .lcConn 11 bas r turn d vlalt at ber home In Minneapolis. burg with friends. gueat, spent Sunday at her home, a POWERS CAMERAQRAPH. from attending tbe Y. 1. C. A. on Dr. W. F. Hunt of Davenport, an f w miles east of town.
wtlon In D ~loln S. alumnu of the Hom opathlc College, Mrs. Parsons returned from Traer TWO REELS or MOVING PICTURES 1.11
Be
• Katberln MontgoDl ry and at tb Ir hom 8 In Dav nport. cIa s of '96, brougbt a pat! nt to the yesterday evening. Sbe will no long-
Purvis b" r turn d from a by Fr d hom opatblc hospital for tr atment, er act as matron at Ranney hall but EvenJng~ 100 and 200; matinee-. any Beat lOco Saturday. will return very soon to Traer.
An Informal dancing party was ============ •••••••••• given by a crowd of University girls ~----------"""l
on Saturday afternoon at Majestic REICHARDT
REDUCE·D PR-I 'CES
FOR GAD
EL E C T R.I C 1·1 , In accordance with our custom in the past, we announce a reduction in prices for Gas and Electricity which went into effect January 1st, 1909
Gas for Lighting From $1.50 to $1.30 per thousand feet
Gas for Cooking From $1.40 to $1.30 per thousand feet
These Reductions amount to over 7 per cent Electricity for Lighting
Reduced from 15 and 8 to 14 and 7 cents per kilowatt
IOWA CITY GAS LIGHT CO. IOWA CITY ELECTRIC
LIGHT CO.
ball. A good attendance and a most THE njoyabJe time were report d.
)Iarl;e811 at 1)1'8 Moin(''l.
President G. E. MacLean will go
to th stale capllal on Wednesday
to attend tbe meellng of tbe Univers
Ity Board of Regents. A meeting ot the execatlve committee Is to be
CONFECTIONER ~
Palmetto Chocolates Our Speci· alty. All Candies Home-made. Ice Cream made in All Shapes and furnished for Parties and Receptions.
All Latest Drinks
held In Iowa City today. ============ THE HAWKEYE
A California editor 49 years of Earl Stewart, Editor-in·OWer
age h\\s enrolled for study in the Office hours 4: 00 to 5: 00 P. M. Dally
University of Missouri Scbool ot Room 316 L. A.
Journalism. ==============~
The co-eds at Chicago U. are to $2.25 pull orr an Inler-college athletic Buys the Best Electric Port. meet. able Lamps for Students' Use.
A Y I d Money refunded if not entirely
r e 00 ntereste satisfactory.
in Something Goo d
to Eat 000
Groceries Fresh Fruits Canned Goods Eaco Flour Chase & Sanborn Coffee
GRANDRATH & SIMPSON ...
Both Phones
FRO)( lUANY DIFFERENT OLDms come the flowers that are so universally admired by the peCil ple who Yislt our floral shop. From Holland, tbe land of the windmills, comes the tulips. From tbe jungles of Africa come the orchids. Each coun try has a flower or plant particularly its own.
WE CARRY ALL KINDS
and sell to you at reasonable prices. Plants bere In profusion. Special decorations and deSigns furnlshed. Orders by phone promptly attended to.
~. ALDOUS & SON.
Take one on trial.
IOWA CITY ELECTRIC LIGHT CO,
PICTURE FRAMES
TO ORDER
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Steam Laundry
Domestic or
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Comer Iowa Avenue and
Linn Streets
Iowa City I Iowa
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