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THE DAILY IOWAN bFFICIAL PAPER OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

Vol. 3 IOWA CITY, IOWA, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1904 No. 94

ON TO GRINNELL MORE WHIST TONIGHT ABRAHAM LINCOLN MAY ACT TONIGHT BASKETBALL AND STATE SECOND SERIES OF INTER- FAMOUS ORATION TO- INTER- FRAT BASEBALL

ORATORICAL CONTEST FRAT CONTEST MORROW NIGHT

Many Are Going From Here Meet at Phi Kappa Psi House- Henry Watterson, Famous Ken-Since Rates Have Been New Team To Enter- Per- tucky Journalist Will Speak

Secured-The Subjects centages of the Teams At the Opera House

''On to Grinnell" is the battle Games tonight: The people of Iowa Oity are cry today and tomorrow. The Beta Theta Pi va. Sigma Nu. fortunate in having presented to d bl . . t' f Delta Tau Delta vs. Phi Delta Theta. them this season, an opportunity ou e attractlon conSlS lOgOS' C' K " 19ma hl va, appa Sigma. wh,'cb comes but few tLtJles. To-the Iowa state oratorica.l contest a.nd the basketball game between Again tonight the manipulators morrow evening I\t the Opera Iowa and Grinnell gives rise to of the cardboads repre enting RouRe, a representative man of the cry. Manager Ross of the the Iowa fra.ternities will clash the South, will pay tribute to tbe basketba.ll team has secured re- for honors at whist. It will be greatest, the most uniq ue cha.r­duced rates for all who wish to the second of the series of games acter that America. ha.s ever pro­a.ccompany the tea.m which will which is to decide the cha.m pion- duced. leave here tomorrow shortly after ship at the popular game here, Critics pronounce Hon. Henry noon. Already a large number The first series was pla.yed off Watterson'slecture on "Abraha.m have signified their intention to Jast Thursdag night a.t the Delta. Lincoln" the best production to go. They will return the same Td.u Delttl. house on East Burling- be heard from the American night leaving Grinnell about 11 ton street. Play honight will be platform with the possible ex­o'clock. at the house of Psi Kappa. Psi on ception of W. J. Bryan's great

The basketball contest which College street. That fraternity lecture on "Thomas Jefferson. It will not participate in the play Besides being a masterpiece

will be an exhibition game will tonight but the Delta. Tau Delta of modern oratory, the lecture is take place in the Grinnell gym· team will enter the race. It is additionally interesting on ac­Msium tomorrow afternoon. The rumored that the Delts will have count of Mr. Watterson's person· oratorica.l contest will take place a strong team to enter. They al acquaintance with both Doug­in the Congregational church at will meet Phi DeltaTheta tonight. las and Lincoln. night. Sigma Nu, beaten last week by His treatment of Lincoln

The meeting of the oratorical Phi Kappa. Psi will play Beta. I\S an ins pi re d man-a. association this year has an in- Theta. Pi, defool-ed last week by creation of some special provi­t.erest peculia.rly ita own, in ad- Kappa. Sigma.. Tonight Kappa. dence brought forwa.rd to solve diti.on to that which always at- Sigma will meet Sigma Chi. a great problem for the human tends the meeting of the picked Since the games of last week race- presents an estimate of orators of the colleges of the the teams representing the var- that character which will live sta.te in friendly contest, on ac- ious fraternities have done much forever. count of the projected changes toward developing their system The Dem-er Post says: "The in the constitution, which will of play and much closer and listener goes away feeling that come up for consideration at the harder games a.re expected to- he has seen and talked with business meeting on Friday night. There will in aU prob- Abraham Lincoln." morning. Whether to have only ability be severaJ cha.nges in the The Kansa.s City Times: "The one set of judges, who sha.1l make makeup of the teams tonight. eulogy was the tributeof ageniu their decisions on the orations as The following table sho~s how to the m~mory of one lOspired to heard from the platform, or to thn teams stand: a. grand work." divide the state into districts, or Kappa Sigma 1,000 The Boston Journal: "Better to continue in the same old way Ph~ Delta Theta 1,000 still be is in love with hi theme'

ill b h t ' h' h ill Phl Kappa Psi 1,000' , wet e ques lons w 1C W Beta Theta Pi .000 for, thougb he wore the gray, he confront the delegates. Sigma Chi .000 loved Lincoln nnd reveres his

The speakers who will take Sigma Nu .000 memory." part in the contest, represent Delta Tau Delta The Minneapolis Times: "It Cornell, Drake, Upper Iowa.,Ooe, was a great man, a representa-Simpson, Iowa, Wesleyan, Tabor Engineers Will Dine Live man, tIond a Southern man as and Parsons. The other colleges The Engineering society will well weaving a tri bute of su blime members of the association, hold its annual banquet a.t the beauty for a man he had known whose orators fa.il~d to secure a Imperia.l tonigbt. An interest- and loved in life." place on the programme, are ing program for the evening MS Grinnell, Ames, Morningside, been prepared. The toastmaster Off For the North

TOURNAMENT

Whisters May Take Some Form­al Action Towards Its Ar­

Arrangements Tonight

At the meeting oft fraternity representati ve tonight attend­ant upon the meet,ing of the whist league something definte in the way of arra.nging for a.n inter fraternity baseMll tourna.ment in Lhe spring may be done. A few members of the various fra.­ternities have ttl.lked over the baseball propo ition infor rnally and have found that it is the sen I;iment of every fratel'Oity chap­ter here that the baseball tourna­ment be revived a.gain this pring. The fa.ilure to take any

positive action thus far has been due to the fl:l.ct tha.t there have been no duly authorized repre­sentative to act for the various chapters. While the whisters arc in session tonight at the Phi Kap a Psi hou e the baseball matter will probably be discuss­ed.

Normal Prospects Manager .Joe Wright of the

State Normal football team is enthu w. tic over the pro pects for next fall, In a recent in ter­view he a.id:

"Normal's prospects for a win­ning footbaJJ team next fall have never beeu better in the hi tory of the school. A good many of the old men have expressed their intention of returning to school, and we a.re expecting a good bunch to come in. from other Rchools, The prospect is that we will have a fine lot of material from which to pick a winning team.

Peun, Lenox, Des Moines, West- will be E. B. Oreme ex-'04 who ern and Oentral college at Pellll.. will introduce the following

Speakers from these institu- speakers to respond to the as tions will be heard in response to signed subjects:

. toa.sts at the annual ba.nquet on "Our Engineers" President, Thursday evening. G. E. MacLean,"

The subjects of the orations are: "Ohemistry in Engineering"

"All but three of last year's team will return and be ready for a. good season of hard work. The men of last year's team were ma.ny of them new to the game last fall, and with the experience of the season, will be better tha.n ever. The men who will be back in school of last year's team are Feulding, quarterback; Stre:ff

The three Iowa deba.ters Ray and Wilson, halves; Tom my Jones, Files, R. R. Randall and O. R. fullback; Straw, tbis year's cap­Davis who will preside at the tain, end; Wendt and McIlhenny, obsequies of Gopher enterprise tackles; Wynegar. center, and tomorrow night at Minneapolis probably, Bill Oook, 1\ very fast are all ready fur the tinal clash. back." As a finishing touch the three The following schedule has "Greater Britain," 000. Dr. L. W. Andrews.

"Robert Lee," Simpson. "Little Drops of Water Little "The French Machiaveli." Dra.ke. Grains of Sa.nd" Prof. A. V. Sims. "Hamilton and the Nation," Up- CIS I equals Mc," A. G, Smith

I "Our Profession," Chas. S. per owa. . M "The Ideal of Rienzi, ,. Tabor. agowan. "Policy of Progress," Iowa Wes- "The Shed:" S. H. McOrory.

leyan. '-The Ohild of Destiny. ,. Parsons. "Philosophy of the Race Prob­

lem, " Cornell.

George Neusta.dt of 1.6Selle, ill; Arthur Jayne of Musca.tine, and Ra.ymond Richmond of Dal­las Center are pledged to Phi Kappa Psi.

Second Twilight Concert The Y. W. O. A. will give the

second TwilightOoncert one week from today in the Ii bera.l arts auditorium at four o'clock. The program is to consist of tbe best local talent of Iowa City and de­serves a liberal patronage of aJl those interested in music.

men engaged in a short fusillade been arranged: of eloquence yesterday after- Eldora at Cedar Falls- Septem-noon in the assem bly room ber 23. against A. O. Gordon, McCoy Open-October 1. and Johnson. The men gave evi- Ames at Ames-October 7 or 8. dence of complete preparedness. Oornell College at Oedar Fa.lls-

Students and fll.culty members Octobe: 13. . . showed their appreciation of State Uruverslty at Iowa Olty-something good by turning out October 22. in large numbers to thepresenta." Open-October 29. tion of IIa.mlet by Walker White Ooe Oollege at Cedar Falls-No-side last night. The perform- vember 5. ance was very 8t1otisfactory in Open-N~vem~er 12. every respect, Whiteside's inter- DrakeUmverslty-November 19. pretation being fully up to ex- George FriedholtP. '04 is visit-pectations. ing at his home in Davenport.

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THE DAI LY lOW A N ticket. He htlos been active in the affairs of the Council Bluffs

NUMBER 94 Commercial Club, the organiza.­============== tion which has done so much for

VOLUME 8

Bnry Afternoon s,,~pt Snnday. and MondaY'

Of tbe Vldette-Reporter tbe tblny-ftrtb year and of tbe S. U. I. Qulll tbe twelfth year

EDlTOB-1N-ClIDJ'

PRANK R. WII,SON

IlDfTORS paul DorweUer O. Lonll'ueville X. C. Barrtotl Mary R. Ballard Nellie A. Cbue B. P Wyland

G. H. Coulthard, Atbletic: Editor Sadie Jacob., Society ltdllor

SmooSDBa

'!,HUe MeA u \I )(. MlOkepeace MortiJ as. Dow

M . A. Hemline H. W. Barnel C. A. Peirce

Dill BTYIIIIT IIDITOBS

Robert Law, OoUele of LVlw 'I. O. Pal'110 00llell'6 of Homeopatby

Oollele 01 Medicine W . D. WeUer Oollell'e 01 Dentistry A. N. Brown. Oollell'e of Pharmac7 R. M. Anderson, Graduate College

ri . P. B.lflf~m, 8<i1l001 or Applied science

the development of tbu.t city witbin the last yetlor or two.

In addition to bis other quali­fications for tbe place, Dr. Trey­nor is a.n alumnus of the State University medical department and will natura.1ly have a deep interest in it development.

1························1 EXCHANGE •••••••••••••••••••••••• The Mississippi Stat.", Legis­

lature bas tu.ken a stand against collegiate fraternities. A bill will be introd uced to abolish fraterni­ties in tbe universities and colleges of Mississippi;

* * * One bundred and sixty stu­

dents were dropped from Cor­------------- nell University as a result of tbe

IOWAN PUBLISllI lfO Co., P l:Ul. ISfiBRa.

II. M. PRATT l\fAlfAOER

TJUlMS OF 8TJHSORJPTION

Per Year.1f paid before J lnuarv I ............ 00 Per Year If paid after January I. ............ 1iO Per Sernester ............................... . 11 .• PerMoMb ................ . .................... to Per Slnll'le Copy............................. .06

Januaryexamina.tions. The stu­dents dropped must letlove the towu witbin five days or forfeit their right to enter the univer­sityagain.

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John Hands. New Crtlovenettes for spring

Store Flooded Several Thousand Dollars worth of stock

Slightly damaged by water

Everything in the Store to be sold at a

Big Reduction.

Job will be on in a day or two

Look for ad.

Bloom & Mayer ftLL POPULAR. BRftNDS

OF

CIGAF\S .AND TOBflCCO And the best assortment of Pipe. and Smokers article. at very low prices at the

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work at Bloom & Mayer's . Have your next suit made at ST. JAM E S A,R'C A D·E Cigar Store

T1nI DoULY 1011'4. wlli be seDt to aU old .ubecrlbere WILlI ordered ltoPped Ind all arrearalel paid.

AdvePUHmenti and Notloel mUlt be In tbe IOWAN offloe by" o'olock of tbe day of publloatlon In orde .. to Inlu .. e Inl.rtlon.

COpies fornle aDd sublOriptlOD8 takeD at the Arcade Book Store, tbe UDlversity Book SLore aDd a\ tbe low 41'f OlBce

Addre. aU oommWllcatloDi to

TBIl DoULY IOWAIo

Iowa City, Iowa

Entered .. 1e00Dd cl&ll maU maLter, NOV­ember I%, 11108 a\ the poet omce at Iowa City, Jowa, under the Aot of CODgre. of Marcb 8, 1819.

Tbe New Re.ent

The State University is fortun­ate in tha.t another strong ma.n has been added to the boa.rd of regents, one who will be well q ua.lified to 611 the place left va.­cant by the resigna.tion of Hon. Shirley Gilliland. Dr_ Treynor of Council Bluffs who htIos been nominated for the place by the reprpsentatives from the Ninth congressional district is a very able man. His cboice 4;0 tbe place on the board is in compli­ance with a general demand that there should be some member of the medical fraternity upon the board, since the medical school here is such an ioportant part of the university.

Dr. Treynor in addition to be­ing a well known doctor is one of the progressive citizens of Council Bluffs and Southwestern Iowtlo. He bas not taken a very active Pf'rt in polities. He has served two terms as cororner of Pottawattamie County, not be­cause he wanted the place, but because the Republican party realizing his ability and popular­ity requested hiril to make the race for it. He always led his

Jos. Kanak's, tailor. ========================== New Styles and shtlopes in

spring hats gladly shown at Bloom & Mayer's.

Just the Stuff-Popcorn frit-ter'5. Rittenmeyers 122 Iowa Avenue.

Our spring suits are here come !l.nd get your pick.

BLOOM & MAYER. HURRY Up-if you want a. pair

of those swell shoes at 1-5 off at Si;ewarts.

You will need one of J. Slav a ta's dress suits for the parties tbis winter.

Come now and see our spring styles in Stetson and Young btlots. BLOOM & MAYER.

Colgate's, the best Shaving Soap, is used tIot Ebert's Barber shop,. 126 S. Clinton St.

Specia.l spring Suits that Sllot­

isfy and suit not some but alla.t Bloom &. MtIoyer's.

Do not forget the money sa.v­ing sale of Sample Shoes at Stewart's tbis week.

20 Per Cent Discount

Tbtlot sa.mple line of men's shoes are here-tioll new 1904 styles­all go a.t 20 per cent discount this week.

STEW ART & SON.

IHIS IS TO REMIND YOU

Tbat oar Job Deputment i. at your aervice wben in need of PRINTING of any kinel. Oar prlcea are low, con.ielering tbe qal.lity of oar work.

w. H. HAWK 201 S. DUBUOUB ST

Lumsden Bros. Steam and Dye Works and Panitorium Club

Goods called for and delivered free. Clothes press,.~ and cleaned for $1.00 a month. Ladies and Gents

Shining Parlor.

LUMSDEN BROS. 110 Iowa Avenue. Phone 166

B. O. MURPHY LIVERY

122 South Capital and 10 East College 'Stsf

IOWA' PILLOW COVERS

Old Gold Felts Old Gold Satins

And Old Gold Ribbons

H. A. STRUB & co. Dry Goods, Cloaks, Millinery, Carpets, Window Shades.

Booka, Iowa

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UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE

Cuny & Louis

BookB, Stationery. Student Suppliea Iowa Pins and Souvenir Postals

Waterman Fountain Pens

C A. SCUMI DT BAKERY

10 North Ointon St Iowa Ctiy

GUIB[RSON COSTUME CO. so. Walnut St., Dca Moina

Bi.torlcal, Masquerade alld Carnival Co.tumes, Masks, Wigs, Beards Caps and Gowns for sale or rent.

Price. Reasonable Mall Orders Solicited

College Gowns, Caps

The Best WorkmAnship nt Lowest Prices

&. Ik faculty gown. and hood!!

Cox Sons & Vinning .6. Fouth Ave., New York

Kudld Sanders, Pres. Wm.:Muller, Vice-Pres P. A. Korab. Cashier. J.C. 8witaer, AII't Cash

IOWACITY STATE BANK

CAPITAL, - - - $65,000.00

Dr. Treynor Popular

Concerning tbe nomina.tion of Dr. V. L 'rreynor for tbe vaca.nt plltce on tbe bOllord of regent, r,be Council Bluffs Non pareil sa.y : Dr. Treynor 's nomina.tiO[l by tbe Nintb district CtioUCUS i higbly pleltsing to the people of Council Wufts and Pottu.wll.1.ta.mie county where he long IIogo demonstra.ted his ability to till any poSition to which he mlloy ' be ca.lJed. Tbere is every contidellce here that he will soon prove to be one of the strongest members of tbe uni­versity board and for that rea on Lhe S. U. I. alumni in southwe t · ern Iowa. were particularly a.nxious for his election. As 110

graduute of the univer ity, hav­ing tIIoken both the cuUegitl.te and medical cour es, Dr. l'l'eynor is well qualified to know its need a.nd tbe improvements desirable. He bus also been prominent in his own profession ano altbough still a young man ha. filled tbe foremost position in tbe lelloding medicllol societies of the tate !lond the Missouri valley. At presen t Dr. Treynor is coroner of Pottllo· wattamie county but ha.s held no other public positions. He ba , however, always been one of the most acti ve worker in Lhe re­pUblician party of the city and county.

Mr. Smith of the Minne ota Geo. W. Lewis, Pres. Alonzo Brown, Vice-Pres School Journal was visiting the Geo. W. Koontt:, cuh. J . a. Switzer, Au't Cash

universit.y this morning. CITIZENS

SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. BANKERS

Buy that diamond for your in­tended now. Hands ba.s them.

C8l'ital, $50.000.00 Surplu., $15,000.00 Hands gives 20 per cent off on 114 South Clinton Street all goods for the next two week .

Peter A Dey. Pres. Lovell Swl.her. cashier G W. Ball, Vice·PTe.. J . U. Plank, Ass't Calb

FIRST NATIONAL BANK Capital, $100,000. Surplus, S50,OOO.

DIRBCTORS- Peter A. Dey, C. S. Welch Kfa.8 8 Parsons, J. L . Turner, G. W. Ball, A N. Curder, S. Brad .... v.

ThOl . C. Carson, Pres. Ww. A. Fry, Caahier 1. C. Cochran, Vice Pres. G. L. Palko Ass't Cash

JOHNSON COUNTY SAVINGS BANK

Capital $l2II.()JO.OO. Surplus. $,j(),OOO.o-DII.8CTOas:-Thos. C. Car&On, John T. Jane·

K.l. Moon, E. P. Bowman, C. F. I,ovelnoe, J. ( Cochran. Max Mayer, 8.P. WhItacre. S.L.Clos.

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ARCADE BOOK STORE

Fountain Pens and Other School Supplies

A.G. Spalding & Bros. x.arcest ManufActurers in the World

of Official Atnletic Snpp.les

Base Ball Lawn TelIDis

Foot, BaD Golf

Fielel Hockey Basket Ball

Official I Atbletic Implements

PIau .nd Blue Print. of Gymnasium Paraph· tnIa1ia Furnished upon Reque. t . SDBldlnc's Catalope of a,l Athletic: span. Mailed l'ree to

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Philadelphia San Pranciac:o Kanllal City Montreal. Call .

If you wish to secure a. position to teach, write'to James F. Mc­Cullough 689 Fine Arts Building, Chicago.

Hands will treat you l'ight. He is going to sell you some goods, the best ever bought for the price.

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I Final Reduction Sale The Great Feature of this aale is that prices have been radically reduc d on the highest grade and be t clothing ever brought to the city. Every garment i skillfully tailored from reliable fabrics afterthe late t fashion but we bought them for this season'. trade and price that will insure their immediate disposal now prevail. Everything must go.

Now is the Time to B y It will pay you to rake advantage of thi. sale as it will save you

MONEY ON EVEIl YTHING YOU BUY

120.122 Str-eet

The leland Cafe Defies Competition

of any Cub or any RestAurant. Come anel See.

PUTNAM & SANGSTER, Props.

Morrison's Crescent Pharmacy . For

Drugs, Prescriptions, Cigars

ST. J1tMES HOTEL THE PLACE TO TAKE A FRIEND TO DINNER

Newly Furnished, Baths, Elevator. Give us a call and be convinced that we have the best service in the city.

W. H. SWAFFORD, Prop. OPPO. ITE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS ...... ~~~~~~ .... ~

COOle Now. • • • Right now is the time to have your new

skirts made up. The styles are set, the

new goods are in, and we have more time

than we will later on when the rush stes

in, we can give you special attention- in­

suring you a perfect fitting skirt, made to

your measure and in the latest spring

styles, too, as our experts keep in touch

with the latest fashio~. Hundreds of

pieces of the new spring skirts in black

and all the new colors, and many pieces

of the new silks are now on display in our

dress goods department. Come in and

see the new goods and get our low prices.

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Ldalres a Specialty of ... .

STUDENTS SUPPLIES Text books for all Colleges. Note Books. All kinds of Waterman's Foun· tain Pens, etc. Everything sold at the very lowest prices.

JOHN T. REIS

D. S. SIMPSON Livery

All new, up-to-date rubber tired rigs Gentle horseli for l ... dies.

Colle.e an" Capitol Su.

Telephone No. ,.~

The Famous

POp Com Fritters A Popular Confection Wholesome and Delicious . . . .

Call and Watch Us Make Them Manufactured by

W.}. RITTENMEYER • 22 Iowa Avenue Iowa City, Iowa.

Lalest Polders The Newest Finishes and Latest Styles of Folder Mounts at

LUSCOMBE NO.9 Dubuque St.

REICHARDT'S The Confectioner

Palmetto Chocolates our specialty All Candies Home Made Ice Cream Made in all shapes and furnished for Parties and Receptions Hot Chocolates Menier

REICHARDT'S WANTED

Special Representatives in this county and adjoining territories, to represent and adve rtise an old established busi­ness house of solid financial standing. Salary 121 weekly, and expenses, paid each Monday by check direct from headquarters. Expenses advanced; position permanent. We furnish everything. Addreu, The Columbia, 530 Monon Bldg., Chicago, 111.

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GET OUT AND TRAiN Ull_to- Date BATTLE CRY OF TRACK ~ Carriages

PROMOTERS

Men Are not Enthusiastic Enough-Too Much Confi­

dence Among Then

"If we want to win anything on the tra.ck this spring, the candi­date must take to their work of preparation a little more serious­ly," said Ol"e of the men intere t­ed in the development of the team. "Notwithstanding the fact that it is only a. few weeks yet until the opening of the regu· lar season we cannot say that we ha.ve yet begun to prepare for it. To be sure practice is being held regularly but the ame men do uot turn ou t to all of the pract · ices. They come whenever they feel like it and as a result there are different ftl.ce at every practice event.

"I believe the men are filled with a little two much confi­dence" he said continuing. "They have a right tiO feel reason­ably confident because from a. comparison of notes we have a right to predict that Iowa will win the state championship this year. But there are many things, are not very great ones either, thu.t might lreep the champIOn­ship away from ns. If we do win it we might as well win it with a good margin .

"Then there are other reasons why the athletes should be in regular training now. If we ha.ve the meet with Minnesota this year it will htl.ve to be held early becau e the men will have to hA.ve time to rest up after it for the state meet. The Min­nesota meet will have to be held ea'rly in May so you see that the period of outdoor training preced­ir.g it cannot be very long.

"From the present condition of the weather it is possible that we will be unable to get outdoors very etl.rly libis spring. Conse· quently we must take advantage of the opportuai ty to get in shape indoors. " ------

Dr. J. G. Mueller has been chosen Battalion surgeon suc­ceeding Dr. John W. Ha.rriman deceased.

I'" ,.. NOTICES,.. ,..\

Students and faculty members are requested to send all notices to TRill DAILY IOWA" for publication. Notices must be teft at TBII low"" office or the President's offiCe before g:oo A. ,..

Dr. Gilchrist will gi ve illustrat­ed lectllre on "The Canterbury Pilgramages, ,. liberal arts audi­torium, eighto'clock,February25.

The boys of the sophomore class are requested to meet Thursday at 3:30 p. m. in the assembly ball for the purpose'of arranging a. class track team. 0

All students should register edorly this week. After Friday February 26, those who have not registered will be deba.rred from attendance upon classes. In­structors are requested to en­force this strictly as regards their own classes.

ALICE YOUNG

THE VARSITY SMOKE is found at

BROWN' S SMOK~ 1I0US;e Best Cigars and Tobaccos in the city

Fine line of Pipe. in .toek

THE ONLr RIGS FOR STUDENTS

A.J. LTaw le~V's 2I4 so. DUBURUE Sf. .L'7 J I7. ~ tt.,/ TELEPHONE, NO. 219

The Cravanette

The most practical of all Coats. It

is a garment that will keep you warm

as well as dry, to wear in the sunshine

as well as for fun dre"s, in fact there

is no time when it is not correct.

You wil1 need just such a coat in two

or three weeks when the rainy season

begins, so why not drop in and see

"whats doing" -in the·Cravanette line.

$10.00 to $22.50

·1 Coast & Son 75he Clinton Street Panitorium

CLOTHES CLEANED, PRESSED, AND REP AIRED WORK CALLED: FOR AND DELIVERED

PANITORlUM-Sl.00 PER MONTH

WARNER & FAIRALL. Proprietors 211 South C)inton St. 'Phone 3~ Iowa City, Iowa

Iowa Avenue Bowling AJJeys Three of tJae Best, cmel only Complet,e ResulatioD,

. Alleys iI\ the Cit,y

For private bowling parties call at the Bowling Alleys and make arrangements. The best cigars and tobacco

always on hand.

V-iM. BOBERICH 1 is Iowa Avenue

Whef) You flrrive You Are TIJere

..

The Rock Island's New Chicago Terminal-the La Salle Street Station-is the largest, handsomest, most conveniently arranged and most centrally located depot in Chicago. It is only half a block from the Board of Trade and only a block and a half from the Postoffice. All trains of all Chicago's elevated rail­roads 'Itop at its doors.

When you arrive in Chicago via the Rock bland you are there-within easy walking distance of t~e principal theatres, hotels and business establishment •.

Rock Island trains for Chicago leave Iowa City 5 time daily, except Sunday 3 times. Sleeperl4; Re­clining Chair cars; Diner. Full information at this office.

H. D. BREENE Agent

Vol. 3

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