.� '.- t:.··;Iutty !lurnntt•r-mile run.............. 4 5. :"::.$Zv;i'VI. No. 86.'! (: CHICAGO, FRIDAY, ·FEBRUARY 1.4,. !908. Price Two CeDts_IS LOoI Dt��. "!II!"''!-.... � "kN161rr OF BURNIN6 PESTL��; ��DY IC�Ic&GO PlCIED II Wli.IIIlMS10IIS BElTEII'e-� W:-:'�t; ;. AFTER. AN ALL NI6HT·1 REHEARSAL·· ��EfBY URRD" IARSI.-" $died .. - �. to .Jecin .�oD.Five Swamped.b70 liaroo... Work Nat ·Week. iD�IIatJet,� .. , 'I(inus Schommer, � 'and.Falls-Score; o!l to 6. Even_ . Coach Friend Con�es Mar,oona Chance. U) Beat IwnOia atAn impro"�m�nt in the conduct 0:thb Wash:ngto.n prom that wilt. ilJIIrriI, Hubble and Bab1ic Star -·.CIark·s Playjnc W":na De PaulGame for Freshmen. _I Champaicn Tonight.. .,.'...- carried out, add immea'Surabty to tho·�uen·ss of the f�c:tion. is '.!be nlanannounced yest�.rday by Chai rJlLlrKramer' to. � the: program o� FLU Squad .Will .Be Taken-Most ofEvents Promise to 'Be HardFoue-h,.W 111 !t Coine "to This?• Evcn_t. r h·,c:.,go., Il.ino's,35::r.mJ dash •........ ·... 3 . �)..lo-yard hu.dles: ...•....• 6' j44O-Y:Lrt) nm. �.' • . ..... ... 4�yard run .... _. ..•...... '6 .1z-rnile run ..... '. . . . . • . .. ...3jump ...•.. 0 . 6Pole vault.' .. H •••••••••51J9t put .• � •• '.. . . . . .. ... 8Re,lay::::: .•............ 5 o-• :'ro�al .:.·.�� '. � ·44(,.oldr Friend. w.n ,journeyChampaign 'this: morning withat&"1..r�._.to I;eW..spcrJ�nkins of Illinois. The latter hascome along (as-t and has a g'Ol'):1 revord in the obs.aee race. He is given-- the preference over Sunderland and� of the. M�ns' though allthree are new men. Brown and Pritchard of lIIinois are good � thehurdles,The quarter. mile mn should pro'·�·a n��k and neck TUn, th� � chiefeoneenders for the first honors beingmen between whom it is a'most impossible to choose, Lil1l!bffg of 11-lino;! looks just a trifle fas:oer than�ither Captain Quigley 01' Ut1gle 0(. (Continue. en' ,aae 4) . (Coarillaed 011 pace 4)A tmiversity press dub. has been»rganized at Syracuse to bring to�ether studenrs who are acti;ely in.ercsted in newspaper work. TheDaily lfar.oori has been serving' ill"at capacity since 1902. ,,--------�.. �<m.. ·:�DmY, �B1JLIiBri.··DO YOU REllBIIB.t.,, ': ..... #;��;"'t,�;;;". .... 'ODe Year Aco l"octa�' Ph��-.d Litenture Col1e&eWalter S Kellogg ex-'oB died at women' clild ':Pbil�ophy men are .in-his home on Monroe Avenue, ·,,·ited tc{a cb.nce, given by 4er:at�.Work was begun on the Univer- c-oUeg·r�_�·i·t�l·l .• 1 5 ". m. in ;�.Reynolds club.. ... � '-?. ArtS and Science CoUepa at1el invued . to an'. i·rif ... iruIIi; \'alenti���adcea'nd:'·�otiLon···fr�_ 4':10.'.6 p. m. in'Lexington hall.. .. ... P8D4it' �. -ProtessOC' Sakndram' G. Paa�'o( Centr..e RUidu�o�lege: B�lra�esi �. ���p��'tc:"'� ... p. m. in Cobb "6A on "Hinduism inJ ndia."Geiman eLl!)· meet Ina .,. l4 ' p •. 'J.. -nLexington wiH 'be' addressed by' Dr;Y. Y. Meyer. ; ': .Ma.aematic'1· \":iUb will meet at�:15 p. 'm, in Room 36� Ryerson, .. �tt"\ .. R. Schweitzer will sp�ic- <in "Th'eQuatcmion As An Operator insity filterin� system ..•Three Years Ago Today. HoW· SIIOwiDc '. ·:�'I',.'·', : 8pdDc' JgoI"CIOtbea ,.. . ';. .' •� _" I' .. :_. ". .' ; �I baft' made peat�, , .I �. ",or,.tbe· SpriII, I iea '·.1· �D. \�.deaIrabJe .F•. :,:- :.ric tit ,�.·aew . modaJI.','" ;'. ,.... "�." ... " ... -,. ....-. • Yd'teca to '.T11ir9. Pin DoIIIis •II., :.5�" • ,��. ��e :!:� .1,n ." Clothes)· " :.'. :.' ". .'_ .-".: �II,.... ., •.THE DA1L� MAltO��. 'FiuD� Y FE!I_RYMY 14, 1908. ..._ -:----�,...:__ �;� -;�':H:��\�,� �. �'". '-�-: "'\ ... :v :...�'.:'The Week:�. ()d:. 1. 18920The DaII�' Oct. 1. 1902. A ��ESE INVASIONThe p�e5enl..·(· \)i nine .Tapanese �:'·tdents in the t;1l'\'l!rs�ty nlakes tfue t· .. J It was announced that Jamcc;Sheldon Riiey and Mis� -Ebzab�tlaCas?" would lead the pan-�enen;clball .'.J Five Years Aco Toclay. The' Maroon track team defeated Ithe Illinois team by .a s����_. qf 60to 626. FredHall ran .t�·: ��� �n4:3 •. _ Six ¥ears.�E� ,��� _The Dramatic Club' held its. iraadvantage is considerable of contin.'in� to break down the barriers be-• 'l'Iae 0tIcIal 8tadeDt PabUC"tloD of tM � ween faculty and students, and t'otJD.1Yen1q of ChJcap. ")roa�ell the real friendship between'tll members of the University.FOWNESGLOWS:' -�[.�. ; : .. :,t.L',t.#�'·, �jA·t��;�ti'�-:�.:.. -'�'_-;",'SOlISst1SO..,pre�ICDtered .. 8eeoIl� IIa1J at'tIIe CIaJce&o. p_tomctl. Sarnse, a graduate of Indiana and�ormer holder of !the world's recordPabUUe4 daI17. ucept 8111UJQ11. IIoD- :11 pole vaulting. has given up athdQ8: .... 4 _ � 4� tJanaqaartea 'eties for study.�Michigan DailySarnse always was a peculiar fellowacting the opposite way from his fellow athletes.LUTHKR D. I'BB.NALD. �II& B4ltor.• oKBS1.'ON ... Q.A.88, Ne .. ICdltol".\lELVlN -J. ADAIIS. Athletic BdItor •.LOUIS 8. BERLIN. B.me. MaDqer.rt en U. Foster,Harry A. Hansen,Jerome Frank,Albert D. Henderson.: Former17The Unlnndq of Chlcaco Weekl�.Founded Footb�ll seaSo.D· runs the wholeear through. When we are not aclally p'laying ball, . we are waging�iaer contests to decide hOw it shail'e played.-M.ichigan Daily itiation at the home of Mr. Walker IMcLaury at which. time. M( �artley Cushing was introdu�ed as' theGrassman's Extensive -·Algebra.'· � •.D��tic: Club':'�l1. present � "Th.e: -IDfI'Sloaigheld'{be'tnbl:of p�t(t'�tbl':6�,mobas 11; talt�.''''._',.-f..day,tt.ri�Ch�Thi.,)hLind:a�. ti.ed:': &aidi., new coach.A so-called "Studeras": \qtib.. '."_".:House" was being agitated .. by fhl.!.�� I tCnigh.t of the; Burning -Pest;e"- 'at Special�-:.A· B"la.'ck,;:15 v� 10., in l\laridel h�m:"; '. .' '.ANNOuNCE.M;��··'·� .:;. or., Blue Cheviot or-'FrenCh Exams.-niere· will' be. a J;hi'bet Suit with em .evening was the rendering .of sev·· 3pecial Examination in F� J�' 2-, T' '. 'f h 'r' .. eral humorous selections:·' -.�::. 1. 4. 5, and 6 for conditio�ed·�studen.ts: rousers· 0 t e saDie';aturelay; Feb. IS, .:it. 8:30' ar m. iIi ... .• ;. d . ·'aI·;·'" •. ,'�. :obb II ·B:-R .. M� Lov���'-;Dc�lD. .... or,: .. s�rtpe mater,. ,,,',":xpense. All of thQDl hoyteyer.,:1'tf Oratorlcal-Contes�s in UniVJetr-j $Z5 .. � ,um to .'l!heir native OOiUntry and .. id. ,jty oratori�1 contest will meet. Fri-. " . ' •.. '•.. :leir gleanings �f ��wledge to�: be . Jay. Febrna..y '14 alvIO\3G-·q1IKent:.tO'- ., A' proportIonate reduction on all'.CiQ\-anCement.'·. '._ .. ri .IiscI"'s a:iTan·�c!�ts-_::F� M:' Bbh- ','1 • ,.� �'our, faD�., suitin�:s. .," Lj�;�,.111£ SET FoR ·TRIALS.FOR;.� .. chard '. ". . ." . .(!.. " ... ,' ' �, :'j . ..!::�i;:�.·FRESHMAN 'DEBATING TEAM BIacldriars-AII drawings, "fOr' the '., ... . - '. "', '., A parallel with the gradual de- . '::� .. ;-{. . ��Iackfriars post� muM' � . submfttil-d- � . "; ...... �'\�::;��,'::lrease in the number' of Ammc:m 1Iatcb 3 Set as Date to Choose�lIa: �efore Fcbruary 2s.--':'Max Ri�hatdi; ;� �. : :'� :;1'�udents.· .abroad� is found'iD the in- ",' ,....... \bbot. . ;;"! : ..... ;.."._. T�IL8R'Who Will Debate - Northwestelll \.reasing prestige Of collegiate Amer- ': in APril:. : . , ..... \.�:' .jUnior D�luni�'cClass dues' are. . t� . . '�J •iea ';as 2 cosmopolitan schoolroom._ '. :IOW due; .:ln�d '�,boQld be·. left, ':at' . Bo)C. -'.'. iI .... AII. �·,ERRE. MS. SO .... �,the inteilectual mart of the world. .,. 6 F b! Exch lb �'.,'. The fir� of the two prelimi�s 15, :lcu .. 'r -;- :. ange.-" rye,:, ": . .... . m.m'>� ·A&'ma Streeta,.,:, ' .. 'Of th'1s �cho�tlC ftu� .the._c()lnstant to.choose the Freshmen who will ciC:' Meagher, Treas�ez: ... J909-' ,' .. �:�I-:: -,'i :'; .• '...: ;;:'.' ,.,..... ,...,.:.�;...element IS the Japanese� for the gen-. bat N rth -t '11 be �l'd --c.,-I..,' '. Senior' .Prfmi.:-.TIc-.s .. ,fop. the' se,:.� :'.�. . �:!=!�� '.:FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1908. . ., '-C' . .' e 0 wes em WI �: .re.,.- .'.,. '" .. � .. ', .. ::eral �utpouring of the youtb" or Nip.. mary 25. At- thi.; time ti.-;"::"six be.;t "nior Prom can �,be .purc�sed . rcom' �i" .' ..,�(pon� under sllbsidy from the Mikado's mm will be chosen �d a week iatc:ai �Y ��m�r of t�;�rouuW�¢e,;· aDd � .. ':�"'.': .�',; . ,.'.' '. ::'.'(,�Th f th R Id Club gO�'emmenl'7 has been going "M-.t 'for \, '.' h I � " 'ffi • TIl' ork f .',: ";' - L- ", . •, . �.:,�,e success 0 e eynq s.;._ :'� . .' . _:: � . the� wil� be· divid�. in�� !e�_�s .�j t �. n �����.�: ae� :: .. ��lII' , .. � soimTiUNG NEWINB�BW:�'reception to the President Tuesday �r�y years� alre�ted ifor the most part three, and will debarie against each �he cO��.lt�ees :wtlt.�. � ..�� .� �'.' . � � ;�'" �. . ,c; :�,;evening was manife�t fOl .. ards the Umted Stat.es.. ,other: Th.e fin.al team;wiU � .��<!�� ·th�e �ho.plan ,t��d��11 � S�r.S :usallU. R-.::,lQ all who attended. There are now upwards of JOO Jap· at tins tnat. Fiv� manute speec�es "ffiel� tlck�s �ar�., A.I� .. ::•. gram� �qited. .. by .' ,ffenry Chadwick" .� .. >As the one_ ,general ara�s� students studying in the var- will he aUowed' all t!-e candidates ·",t �cur�n,'\ tF.lnance ��t� -. ,.� '�'J '�Fitl���' �o'f �;asebaW'. _ ,Cqnt�JJS ,��opportunity of the year ious colleges and un�versities of th.: both preliminaries. All mel1l who HOLD p'��T �'A"'RIES'·:>j_INr·,� .• : � in�rous .. ·.in_tetesting . reCords .�ftr· ... for the student body , T .wted St te be f' .. �-� jU II. ,a s� anum r ormlOg. matnculated in OctoOer with ,les� '. DECLAMATiON' ccniTEST he,.�tofoce coJl,ate�. including. �:�... bout one and tw()-te;nths per cent 'han seven majors of advanced credit ;-_ '.. . . �f 'of� National League ChampioDshj"'i��f' the Japanese in Ameri� a. per- will be eligibl� for the te;tm. All ---.� ." .. :each'year sinCe 18;6; with' games �;,:'.elltag.: of students unequalled in any men who will �peak are reque'red to Three II� aDd _�omm a,..d -lost and players' who batted -3tX!,- , . Chosen to 'A.ppeai. 'm Semi or. better since 1876. leaders iu eU!i�'�ther foreign eleme,nt in our popn- send their �alnes and the side of the -.ymaJS." ." -I, ••• ;,:', fielding position� and winning pitcheq!.'.ation. In fact ·only one-quarter '01 question on which. they will speak to .- .... : :., yo 'eai:L"y�ar 'from 1876; National.. �>'";nc per cent ofr our total population Bo� 5, Faculty Exchange. The que'3- -,-'--' , .. or �(llerica selections from 1871; C9.�',�.Ire coJlege students., The largest t deb' . -Tile' prelimin:Lii� in t� )unio:.,-. I-: P �tt:"lj5t of, .d�bs� �fli' officers .a�·Ion ated at the preliminaries will. . '. .. . .• - ,,_. dates of admlssloR· Sln<:e 1876;.AJDer,;·.ontingent of these Japanese students be the same as 11lhat for the debate lege declalllliWlOn �'!t�t, ��� .�('J': :can League .r.�cqrds· si�ce. orga-.·;"re situated at New York University. with Northwestern: Resolved, That held yesterday af.tem�. �.:.K'!nt. tiC?n; :World�s ,ch�mpionship rec:ob.fs:�h h· I .J:.' . . th�ater. reSuited 'in' the' �ie:':tj�:l ,.f fr?m '1�,WJth 'Pl3yers� names; �� .10 ere t ere IS a co ony of �v� while the United States should subsidize :ts, ";._ � •. :',. "_. v ...... ._ .ball Field. Day, records; college �.the class �� arc= studt'nts �d fact,;:- .t CorneJl� nine Japanese are oreceiv- m<'""".ha.nt marine. he folloWIng SIX candldaJ�: ords" miscenarieous records' all·tIIety thrown to�ber. ng im�:ruction. Although this is the first llame that Arts' college, Plnit�:'WQI(r.P.'l: L�:- maj� .and· m�rior league re�ords .�,:.'1 • Ea h 'h b 'd' J the f-"hmen 'of ChI'CagO and Non'-, _ eratore, Lulu' E. ';R�de �nd Reno K: 19_b7; list :of ex�ra long gal!les�.The very nature of ,he .elations ;)!. •c o. t e su sa Ized apa.nese • '-" �.• .'. .• ,. '. :'. . ;. . -'" t907; c�mplete. h.1SJOry. of 1907 ID �tweeD instructor and student in the stuciellts has an allowance from the west(."m have met in a f�rensic con- Ree�e, Pflllosophr.;. �v�lm� .tll .. �,.' ... S .b�n ;..and other. mterstmg matter •.. "recitation hall prevents, as d rul� J government of about $900 a year� a test, it' is expected that a number . ..,£ and I. E. FH-gu��.;, Sci_e�ce� �a.�:. A.. G�· SPAtDIRG " BBOI;cordial acquaintance between them. sum which may be increased in spe- the fi�st year men of the University Roberts. .. j 147. \1!abasb' �ft.� Chicago. .... ,:-1 '11 Mr: Blanchard and Mr. Gorsu\ ;Steps in the right direotion are, l.c- cia cases by as much as $750 moroe.WI come out for the team. The .. �, - .�'!' -Bi.ebaD' ... �: Send for SpaY-;s�des the Reynolds Club receptio'u, for special study and trav·el. In all men who are chosen for the team w.n acted as judges. ing's- New ·B.rseb3tJ Catalo'!Qe forthe receptions to the faculty whidi cases an allowance of $100 is made begin preparation ifor the contest :.-:, The successful �did3t�s::wi11 'ap� 199& .Mailed .rree� 4variOUS of the fratemities� dubs anJ for an outfit of American clothin:j meiliately after preliminaries under p�ar f?'f. � se�ond J#�I.� tWo .';�k.�.h�lIs are giving. The principle ;s while, in addition, $350 is allowed for Henry P. Chandlc:l-. C03f:h of thegood, so good that it needs extension. traveling expenses each way to the UniVersity debating .eams.' The conThere is no student organization .·U students to go to study in the West- tc�t with Northwestern is scheduledhumble as not to have the inter:::,! 1.!rr1 sta.tes and $400 to t�e who to COtl'e off April ]8 in Mandell ha.11.and support of some members of the come to el.�'Cr our Eastcrn universi-faculty. There is. then, no organized tics. Thus cach student 'may cost his Remsen to Head Pure Food Com-body of studemi.S which �ould :lOt, home gO\'cmment as high as $2,150 mitteewith advantage to all concerned, en- a ycar. Professor Ira Remsen, of Johntertain from time to time those melll "The presence of the Oriental rep- HOPkins has been asked by Pre5ibers of the faculty most closely in rcscntatives in America is significant ocnt Roosevelt to head the board oftouch with .the interests of the .)!"- of' Japan's world-wide hunt for eff.- scientists who are to form a consuaganization. ciency �nd the $r50,000 which the ing committee on the enforcement ofr&ose student organizations which Japanese g�vernment' aMuaJly spend:; the pure fC:X>d and dnlg laws.have given the faculty the opportu- in sending its best students to for-nity for cordial acqaaintance at first eign universities, oomcs back to them. The other scientists besides Prl)f.band are most en�husiastic in wi,ten- in the form oi the most advanced Michelson receiving the Nobel prize:;ing the circle 'of faculty friends. Lay· scientifi<: IC:lrning and the latest ed- for 1907 were Professor E. Buchnerjng entirely aside self-interest. on th� ucational methods. About half of the of Berlin, for research in ferrnenta�student part in haVing the 'Univer51ty Japanese scholars in America are tion, and Professor A. C. Laverah ofruling bodies in bearty sympathy under govcrnment subg;dy while the P::ris. for the discovery of malar:awidl die work of aD ocaaaiuti· ... the rCnWllder are wodWac at their 0_ baciU ....Stanford U.niversity has such 3rge" endowment that it has loanedbout � million d�llars to' the city of,.�an Francisco. At tbe present rate<San F�ancisco will soon be affiliated vnlversity authoritie�.II Ye.:!rs Ago TodayThe Glee a.nd Mandolin Clubs�ave a successful' concert '-3t �b!�tral Music Hall. A feature of. th�W. A. Weaver. . Roberl B. Owen.J. Sidney Salkey� Miss Mamie Lil1y�A. N. PIeffer� Sudhindra Bose�Miss Caroline Dickey,Miss Esther M . .hal�Harvey B. Fuller, Jr. for thc' use of economic and socii>logical investigators.liavewDiclThUlwillton.iiipt�agailThimpr.ad�dth:IIb�c'huablyrD tllowing: .from the (:">nI�1! Sun per;i.1-dullac:rlptiOD prIce. $3.00' Per �ear; ,LOO eTJt:for a· m60tbL SubscrlptloDa receiYect atthe Maroon 0Ilee. Ell. Ball, or at theFac:ulq Ex� Cobb BalL ."GettingN�tothe Facultyto meet the head of the Universityfaculties in a cordial, 'unofficial . �aythe reception at th� r!eynolds clu!>has proved to be a function whkhdeserVes to ontrank any others of. the. "year.The very SUlCCe:sS of the recepti\)n10 th� President bespeaks the ',ncedtor more opportunities of this· . sort.On all too dew occasions outside Qf aris.IDgbas •sib;� "Feb.··:Feb.: F�",: F�b... �FebF�bFeb:ebFeb*. :-Wheri your mother wants' some-thinl!" •. you ouglit to get 'it' for 'her�She dese�es it .. Get that "ph<i:'o forher, and' get' it at "�oer'�: 'Studi�,243 E. 55th St. There is SJill time;don't put it off and forget it. BORDEN'.� IIiIk, Plaid _ c.-. _-.ad Buttermilk. ,'. j�· AD Bottled ill die CoUlltrJ.BonleD'. CondeD8ed IIilk c... ."·P7-� E. Fo�-.neath 1&.':. ,. '.1C4i.ae,t ••• HJ'de Park 11 .... 7A·· MeAd_lilan.u.I .... It7. _.Fl 0 r' at.- .�. __ .._..IR_"':· .. . V._ Chl�· : ..are senice aJo�war Jane aDd 1Ook-�'while � wear.�=���� ���� �:.:���=:==!:-- ...... : .! ----. th:e- W. A. A • vaudeville will rehearse'·ii¥f{e�:.lIeet at �. IL�C.·.A.·� ." AAu.n ·baa tbi ·�"M,;;·JiI toda. r.W _L- .. . W�·. Or •• i' .rl.;a; t.�:--.t �h Wr��' __ 10 b)' :., -- _...._.. .. �. e &f'neral • A. A. vaudeville•. ' u_.:..::.. ';":"',a, y�, .DdiI'e._�I;;ii-;;;'i.:' ;" !.... bo '11 h W d. :�.'��.!'.;"'.'.. ','.' 'of .�.. , .' _�.�_'.� •. " ---.:. rus WI roe earse next e nes-> y�_ • �' _...' tf:ay 3t • o·clock..·I.'·�i:�dict· � wit.h th� Cmb-aJ -Ch� ReyDOtds dati claJieii�, ; .. Mis� :Juli�. Stern of Kokomo, InJ .•.t� •. c.' .. � polo aod swimming �vCWq �wiO' be a stritUr iDfonDal ';5 v1siti .. g in Beecher,; �(,at the, y. �. C.' A. nataiori� .. &air. acconlia_c to a dccisioit reacbed . ]"OOay:'3t 4 o'clock Miss Floan,,".'C, .•.. r: •.. th" taros 'for die' Varsity water . .,y the ..... �lub: officers,. aka- .. � I'�.f.e�:".·.· �.Cara.',,· �e1. _.i11 add.ress a league meetingi .. ,oa·. e'.: �.�ght. ,.Thoug':' the <lm� dum. was taltal amoOC' .. � :�t the' School of EdtlCation on "Inter-: -�. W3S .def�ed by Coach KDatd- :ituftnts. The aaubers' of' ihc"clu'b �ollegiate Rel¥ions.". k�,s·DJCfl in Bartlett early in the ;Are 'to, come ·1n iDlormal st1te:aad 1 ,The ��ecutive' committees of the VARSITY CAFE PboDe H. P. 439stasOo, the c���.. tonight will be save their' fuU ; �S5 �,.its for lha: rour w;'men's colleges are to meet� ��pi:rite�. �wing to the fact that 5euior 'and� Janior promenades ... ' 1\ with �n Talbot Monday. 55th St. aDd Green.ood Ave.�;of the··Mar®nS· best swim- .vas intended at'6rSt -to have �. io.: I. OPEN ALL DAy.ers will be kept out of "h� events fOrmal' foriDal.: at wlfch" the mcn :ANTMiWPOLoGY CLAssESl�ght. and th�, ,the. meet win be were 10 come in e'VtePing dress, but' J, IN INFORMAL RECEPTIONheld in the opponents" natatoriUm. . .:aniages· were to be clispellged �ith. ;'ilae Varsity's o1QnC'dS will be consid- In order', to fiod the University sea- .Pro�. �tarr IDYitea His Classes torrably w�akened through the absence .iment upon 'the matter, letters were . . II.. Him 44)1ost IDformaDT'of Paul Harper, who wit! be kept out :imtt to the wnOllS f�emities and ' Nest Wednesday EvCDiDg.�Ri. t��'�eet �n.()� .to �ppeU'Hr the womef.'s organizatioos, askiug their;�ric club show, and Und�ay. )pini� 011 'the' subject. .. � an-' \\�hen Proie.;s.'):- Stair invited hit ...... 0 is laid up With a sore"_ It swen," said DiJ.Ie y"erday after- c}asses in "Mexico" and "anthropolo-bas not yet been announced who will .10011, "inciiea1leld tlait a. would be in- gy" to spend n�xt Wednesday' evenr- . 7 ult� ili�Yplace 'o[,�se mea in the .dvisable to give a club fol1D2l this �Ug with, him in Haskell assembly.��. but in the different eveILs jear� The trend 'of the opinion is tjall an even greater burst Of ap-� . tlWi{.2re· enoo&4t': ��Saitutes to' �ve' that the promC!lDdes. offer, enough plause .than frequently greets himChka� a strong' nepreseotation. 'onnality to satisify .• be m�t of us, durin� lecture hours expressed thatTht .. ;�tries iIi: 'ihe'.'.variouS· events, �d that the ReYnOtds club' should all of the ISO invited would be there1n'th Jh� exce·ptbJ.·' �r Harper and :ndea.vor to make its a�rs inforLindsay, will be pria.ctica�Y the same ,nal" .a� . tbat which faced' Wisconsin -two"em ago. This: Mil be the last 'IAR� __!��I���.· �.; haid 'practiae . tlie V"3.rsity men will �& .va "" • .-0h:ave"before tbe meet' with Illinois,whicb is sche:du1ed to Come off 'ne�Thursday night, aDd Coaeb Knudson• ill take the showing· of the' mmton_iglit.as a bas�'" fot decidibg'· th�. pttsonnel of tlie team lie will' .,itapirisf the lIIini. '. . .�":.The polo team "has' shown a greatimprovement in both form' and team.odismce. the �. 'Witb:the 'Bad�gm;".� .. a" 'lhObld ,.ba'Vte .) ��"i';�jhe Y; .M::· C: A. sextet by::aJaqte score. The line-ap haS' nat .�c.mnged, tlhough' r Brooks. will probably br��' mto tile game at forwardIII the second halt·' '11 shape to meet· any opponents in SAYS�$TU1iY' OF BIBLEhe .city.· �·Ii·rst�boubi.'Wilt"pr� IS B&COIIING POPUi-u,bly be'· ·cOnte3ttd "this" DlobtJi:: 'With:he, JI�� Park team. Mid then lOCalY. ··M.·· C. . A.,' �ma.ial· � .aibi�:Iub. teams win be met. ""Sh�atd' the��;'sb�w' �p-'well io Its sChedule it .\ .. 11 probably' bay� an opport1ldy t� , .... -. '. -:roSs fOIls ·Wjtld1ie lIiCIiIiQD 'squad �ible .�y "in Amerioan uni\'1Ol''ii-�ER - COLLEGE, ,sCHEDULE8,.'md' wit. h'.p.- icbilf ieam� fmm -th 'COia� ti� is' spreadi.ng rapidly, aacOOling.. to st!atements made last 'night ;n aPaD � of �nJn.· � ',�erence colle� ...... .. < lecui� in Ha'skeU hall by Clayton �.�. Added. '.' Nut year,'nea the men··have bef (ouper, international secretary of th�Owing to the colifus:on. that bas cOD�crmore.))OIisrml"in tIIe'art, ).{. de Y. � C� A., and.� bder in the in:arisen (Jver the da:1Ie:S �or th�. relD3i� lX�uYiere hopes _, mfeni ·trip .at t-:odu�n of ScriptUl"e 'study among. .,e' � eaken. . and . �e : iata--conegia�109 ga�es of � mtra.-UlDiv«sity teams met.. . ID the 'eIaSt. it � the cusi collesre stnclet1ts.ba.!k.�tbaU team��' the rest of ' the "Wholesale ridicule of' the Bib�e :s. �. tom for fendnC sqdads. to ,accompanyS(.hednle is presented below: not �palar in this age," said Yr.,... F� '14�La\V' \.5. Utera:tur� the basketball 'teams 00' their trips, <;:oG.,er iA 'commenting upon the pres-·,:Feb. J"'-Law v·s. ·LI·t-t .. _, and tbe 'bo1lta·-aft:·f�l� or:' . -d' .,•, �.- "''-. after the -bUItit_lr;� ;, By this ent ay altItude toward the Bible.: F��� �Philosophy' vs. smior�'" "IIlgH9O. I would not have "':1(1 themeans th.�·� bl' 'bOth teams. F�Il. .l�.4"r� vs. Science. fol""':ng he once bad if he were l;v·. are .�t1y-tdl&eed:. "... • -,..F��;�Literature �s. Seniors., ing today. Tbe greatest iflliJr.l\\'m�n:Feb. ... 2�-La\V vs. Science. m�t �r;C in Bible study Ii , r�·F�b. 2.f-Law vs. Scie... . TBREB 1IUIfJ?��. �Dg ,is .. �oral stamina. The grea.!e�tFeb. 26-Arts vs. P!ailosOpby� , " TIIDtD· 8AJID eoNCBRT tbing. t� college. men need Ifo learnFeb. 27-J.ite�Ufte vs. Science. - is to make tbeir lives decent. Tl�e ---------------ieb. 28-Law vs. saenc� • ()pia. 'Ia, .,. t'RMIP"' sptem,. wtridl is merely the PULL DB.U8 SUITSHl:c:b' 2-Law vs. Arts... , era. .. ·,; It'<14 •• ' '1' gatherin. of a few men for systemat- 'f0· .....,!fanh' 3-l'hilosophy v�.·iit�ture. Apt! , I wida BoI' 111m -�C; study is the plan which has recei-.r- T. G. SCRAPPNBR a CO.!ki-(h .t-Ans n. Uteratu�. eel madceel sac«ss in a good many of AU' Siaea. Sale Pit.)firth S· . We any .� Bmar CJotbas- emors vs. Scien� The UlliYeriity� .. JbiJd :fav�·hs tt.k.t Q", �e uoiWftities. At Ya.le therelIar-ch' 6-Law vs. Art�. .weekly ·idlfttiu!. �,. ::d� are; 9QO.men studying the Bible after 46 Riftr Street. .Ibrch 9-A rts vs. Seniors. bef�' the �t .. ,adlttie'e "thaf'had t1!is �n. The leaders of: thes4!lIal't'h lo-PhilosOpby n .. Science. yet :ittdldtd ·t"e l'lo"� �;_ � iilre . footbaD, baseball a!ld MAR. 0'0 N.' M"':,. N,lfard1 It-Arts "S� seniors. .l1nder the leadeltsl1ip of Prottssor t� captains; class presid�nlS an,1 Lt)I:a�c,h. JJ�J.aw �s. Philosoph1� 'Blanchard' preseUtect dtc following l��.in the schools."Marth' I&--:I..aw vs' Ph·. h'" In an ·lI1t---- ·tb 'f.' • IOSOP y.· lirognam. .hich was �hasiutkall, �.� ... ". " •• �W.WI a � aroon rc-reeeived tty the .audience: porter, Mr. Cooper said:ICORE CLUB TO GIVB DAlles.' r': Th�'Free Uaai�(5oDR); .. , f� h.OpduI for ft work at this_ r. u·· Ca S University. Already nine fratemit:cst.L. __ ) _. 'D� .. -........c Doi...-_ _. ,.'.. 2. ,-,v�ure- alat . valty .( uperi�-vnaa ". DC .-....w ... tUM;�ioft·C5fChi\, .' .� , have strtrted 10 organize !P'\'lt,I' da!"�(.'sThis Qaarter.. '.. " '. J. Weddmg of tfte w,nds. A. � ,soon as' the movement gets a f;r.n II. • '.... American ... a.ama, .. (�)-.. . . -• The Score club will hold its nnt S. Selrdion hom "The ,Heny (�ting i� will be only a matter .,f a�nn:\1 on Saturday Much I .... !I ! 'Wi�-'" '. .... slJort time unlit nearly eveTY �tudcr.tn��I��cl������i��;;�:�M� ... ' ��re����ooe��� �---�-�-�-�----------------�� ·qu:wr.er and the committftl in'· � Fan,; tfifte-:;lNndilil! �t¥,; weft �ps��dtarge pr� tUt ,th�' snmal'norn 'P�iI!DP"'lIl>'apJl&radM tff�\�� STUDeNTS' LIJNCB 1I00M�ttues plan� 'for the: Octa.'tibn ·selettions. M., Louis'· MQdeli� tbe' noted T:H E M'I K�.·D '0: 'C A r .:.�ill make it more than usually �uc-: From tbe steady inc..., in the F�hCh 1ectarer, . whb . bas been visit-: . L�sfal: As is 'the ·CD.Wom, a mnD'!r iJf)f)iibritj-' of "dIe-"c� it' i, ·ing:" here -this week, 'will 'deliver his 1·2ft E 55 St. ;. ,.•· .. eals··2fki and 'ilp-',� given Thursday before tile' in-I thought cataia tJaat�tIR,. will· be con- '.are 011 '"The Empress Josephine" fIR 1••• 0,. all ·'.·1l . liMed a� a .....,. � ... , ': . .t Michipa � Ilca1a,.. ' - '-,_ .... -.- ............. - ...£- ......... - .......... ------- ... -... -... ---------:; .��.-\. ,,:-' ....:( •... '·.I:·..i•I· . ' ·,t anycost. Professor Starr is notedror his ability in making these evenings with his classes a real pleasure,and 'anyone who misses the cha'nce\rill not .only miss something really�v��� '�ing to� 'bu� � is rumored.:_nay at50 thus inspire his professorto· exclude' him from the ") percent. who are, foreordained to flunk__., . :. ".'�' the courSe.' Incidentally with the in·A:fter de\-oUng 'two hOlrd"daily, to vitation came the remark that' ilis.he falc:mg"sqGad for' tht;past � .. ;nth 'tmests w�urd be infonned when it�·!lIe·· BeauYi� . say's that tile feels :�s· time to go home. ..:on.fident tbat the team Will 800ft. be ..;.3o�'��iIiIit·r;cSiar .. �. �yacJer CclJmlideiatioD-lIkbipn- � ,JlQBellet: .� •.-t:; ....� iL.eooPtr Tells 'University·Sb.scDta of ProP- ia Forma'�bf Bible�Stady:a-..... ,_.".l.I �"· ...... ;0:: ... The J;I'UPottheclupIs a111. h'.Iat-tbc oalT ...)u&lo)1 Oat cwp prterIs tbe Dri!;laIOD. 1IlJU.Old ot men kno. this-bUTthetn And weer tbf1ll. The ... earis tb�, and t!at"J' � 01111 A quarter• pair. JtftnemlM r it.,_ __ �71I111i.r .......... , BrightGuare JUde o(,pure .uk •• b.·The . pat&erDa areV DeW, ueluai\'e- Yari-, etT �nough to atWT<' eftI'7bodT. All mf1al perilare ot beA\'T nieke).plated b .....If Tour dealer can't IUpplT TOU, a'pair will be Iftlt upon receipt or price..- . .-._......L L mGEN1IIALERSuccessor to Bender Bros.MfALS 20, AND UPehop Suey aSpecialty DPm DYERS 6 CLEANERSMEN'S TOP COATS AND SUITSCLEANED AND PRESSED.Goods c:aIIed for aDd· delivered.The ·lnigbt of the Burning PestlePraented by. The U.;IIersify of Chicago Dramatic ClubFriday. February 14th, 8:15SatDrday. February 15th .. � :1'5LeollSea� on Sale at Information OfficePrices-75C, SOC. and 25 c:entL Box Seats .. SuoHo·tel Maroon51TH ST.: ARD DREllKl. AVE.�UDder K8naPment of tile Raiiaaal Hotel Co. Tel H7C)e Park 17»'. ..The BEST·Served'at,·. POPULAR-nICKS:RESTAURANT ·AND LUICH COUNTER'.Ia CcmD�' '.".TJIB URIOR BO'lBLAlOJ 'USTA1JBAB'l .111-117 Randolph streetT�E POPULAR PLACETO EATEither before or after the MANICURING SHAMPOOINGEtec:tric Scalp and Facial IIasaageMADAME KAYNOR·SSCALP SPECIALISTTheater•237 E 55th St. Phone H. P. 3286TRAVEL OVER THE-THE-=BBRSOR OJUnlBS'BA.- THAT'S ALL -40 East RandoJph StreetWHO HAVE BOUGHT OURCOLLEGE CORN£R' CLOTHESARB BUYING 'AGAIN THIS SPRING .COLLBGB aurts' AND OVERCOATS S3SaOOI'�er·6 WDkie ,1"18DarhntSf.T�LGInt· 'Ia.i fItor··- -__ . -. - - �THE DAILY IUdlOON, CHICAGO,a sonumec.. --:......:........IIEET BY NARROW 1lARG1�CHICAGO PICKED 'TO WIN - FRIDAY, FEBRUARY' 14, 1908.ter. Before the Speakn'��ci£;,tlle J'F\=-"·:I�gue bas gi�' ,h'fee: line; th�. is c1: commotion '�n the'· audi.en�e; .�I¥t�·al1 �obscreperous: :cit'iun, maKbs' his' . wa:,: .. .up to the stage and; demands t��U.lte ' ·OONmN'. S. J.'1fNO· PEN�.'play be changed � �tie :'fo hl�lJiidl�� . ,.' . , � . �:fME PENiwlTH THE CRESCENT-FILLER- '.that shall contain a groc=Ci-errant lion : . I, . t_ .. be filled IDStaDtly witho. ut the least incoDvenieDce. Y •. : .a hero, offering his ��p«Dt.tee'· R�a-....w& _,. -c:ou1d'��ll it .with white kid. gloves on without daDgel'lt"for the leading part.'· Ralph is �.V('�l .8QjUng. _ .Be.$Jdes its c;onve�ience, is',the splendld WI'itiIIi;',apparel and put in.:aJl(l-.the··�G.y· toii� .·;,:\.JG�iti-:s.�f the Conk1i�-the �t feed.�tinues, 'HIe confllicts witli th��;origllfur... � dealers haadJo the CoDkliD. If youn doe. Dot.�:plot and the advcntu're'� �f Iili:rph �i�:'-:' 'dli-eCt. PI'icOs;13..OOaadllp.!SeDclat ODCO for bUdsome DeWcataJGc. ....ing rise to many mirth-pr.?vUki�g �it-. .. � COMIi. Pm Co.,:�w,M.Dh.ffa:il·BLW.. To�"�;.uations.. .. . .' .. ,. .,.. :'. j," . • . •'\The story deals with the .�� bulent' : .• :, ., .'\ ..... �_�. .'. '. ' '•Jove aff.ai.�s of o1lei Ja�p.c::r ·.·�lern�1 ..... '........as--1I1-8g····· to' U·.... . 'e��OID'thought, who' loves" his master s.." . ..." '.'.:'daughter Luce. ; Her father, V cnture- .'well, MS chosen al�tl;cr f�r.;. � 'il:':> ;. .daughter in the pe'rt�l .of $ir )�l:il\:' ;:, .:. . FRIDA. y,. F'EBRtJA:�Y 2..phrey.: an adle-pated' fop.··. . .. _.: , ..'. Jasper ha�' domestic trouble» ,·a.'SQ. �'. Tickets '$4 �t1. �dv�n�e�.Ior his P�l'PC�y �oi iti�r : pr�fer s. h'�:i' ' .. , .' .�... .. 1. : ....:., .:..... .•..•. ,. .. I , • • .' '..stupid younger:��ol1, Michael. . ,_ll� : ·S" ',., ":", I .. ' ' .... � 0",..Mmytbought 1t<iS; but. o�e·. 'ol)j�,t :i'I'I' 'On�" a �.:,.��". ' .. n���a���: .;:;.;;:life-to be merry. TIl·$ '. he aC.C.)'.l-· ... . '. .. ..' .: plishes to the Jsorro,,:of :·I.lis wi;fc .an: 1 . :'.. • .. '..., :'Ch��ee;".n.",y laugoobl"���'!'Plic3ti�ns : ... ;��L :ovEi' ��� iletween .Season Wei_\;catt�ed . by' Jasper·s . ill . 'Iu��! 'the '�lnt�r-. '. "" ;_'.:_�_., __ ... �. . ,:' .... :l, 'm';._ 'BI':. �1;'1Iae�, .\,..• .. .1, " ....�.rr..!.\:�.',Scene� London and ,lie n�igh:' : \'enti<;!n' of. R�JPh. and .�he Ci 1z�ns� i,\:!' : . .'. .. ,,' _� '," ';,"� ':': , . 1&".,. '.. � m. ,,�.!borin.g coit.�try except;ng one I ' ... ': 'C l' ( ',: ':.�.: .. -I .'., ., .... f 'terruptinns', tlr�- o'v�rs �re at y.t SUITABLE WEIGHT PO.R: '1'Pasre's lack of training will probab- ��c, whidl.is it •. <eas:ern Molda- ·t'nited.· Merrythough't arid� h::�· .. vik .¥Os't�AN� !},IME OF". 'J'ly tel� aginst him in the two mlie run, \'la. � are more or lea ·reeo. na.:'le.����.�.d H.u.m- '.; ... '�'. . '.' "'� '�". '. YEAD; , . 1 . �:.'. eded M'II 'f Ill' •••••••••••• ,.. A»9•which IS com: to 1 er 0 1- T' HE ··Kn.• ig.ht of the B.ur.n. m� :phrey re�eiv�s a' Severe bc�ting. �\!-, �:-.; .. � ,,,:'. :.,;: :" ' .•. Suit·aPCI EzUa.T�,.,' '.�noise Mll.e; is th� be� dis1lance manPestk; 15 a play w)thm:t : fone the PJ�y is aJ]o�ed� to �l1d'. t!.c LA'FA��Tf.�) :. ... _ d.' •• :):.:: : .'" : ..•. \ •.. �.-I3o' to' ssO. i.: ':�.:. .llIinois has bad in thr.e'e years, and is. play. When the SpeCtCII�O,- ell-:- . Citi2'en insists .-:'h�t.:·Ra:.�li'�Jhall �di�. • IiuJl'1afA�MS.,;�.· ',;�:: ". �,,� dr.ly .. !;itipinellls";�f ·New.:Sslriuc:�in goo� form .thi� year. "Pat" hasters Mandel Hall torugbt he must im� This 'h�"does, to t'h�' �ar$�t. ()(..qlr. '�:/..' :���llJS��: �. , .. � " Woole.ns. for those .. going �ath or.,�g:;i��E����E� :�:;;:;�:�;H:.:::t:: ;��;::i��:�n�:n!�:!�r.�::XS'·::ji.r�����ri�'�';.,,:. ::.: 1���(6rni�" .; ..·age .ove·r either RJedhead or Fossland the Illinois Central � 9=45 o'clock, in tt:n� of ,philosophy. He h��: spent .... Or 'any . South� Pouit�: '.oj Illinois. He .has come up rapidly Cl.arge .9f QQach, Fri!'Jld ... Some .,f milch time·in trnve:ing 't::d .. ,n� .. ·Ticket��Iii� 182 ·�.,«;!ark s� ". .' ..•..•in the two JIlile,_ . .and sh'ould fi:ni�h rhe-athletes wru meet'in the gymna- 'ha� b��n_in� ��.�.���:,;���h�:���n� .;�,�; _,>;: �!.'!(l-: :"��;PO�7��d' ":.' .'.' ..... �, .,.: ';. : ,.; ...... ;,�«;;:>-;c]ose';tc> th� lea:der. �lun ":t 9 _·o'cI�k. The '�en t� be' many' years, preachln.g:-�ndi���'lCls:,. I ��� .• '".. �i-,·.·:· .' :" "'. :,', :.:"' 'I;' '. :':,<._ .�' .: The high jump i� a toss-'up; Wasb- taken' for the meet are: Captain ophy and relig:on>··tasf yitil��e. �vt� !>.�l\¥.1�.(.,�· .. ,; ;";:l:, '-_' :.�j·i· ., ..... '. .i··::'· .. '::�� Y�uM�:i'�t·.burn, tbe Illinois .. slar, and Schommor QiJig!eY, Steffen, �de. Brokaw, 'in England';niI _"�F�5<;�M\';;j:W : ';; �.; ;,�t:t",��,·��, :��.:,3J.' . .I.!I; SaDi ..��.:'are 5 fc:x>t 10 i�b. m'en and the r.e- Hubble, Schommer, Garrett, Sunder- Mandlester,' Newc�Jt;.�:·, ai1!l;1>oothh. ;� th·II;:.�}{�.1·.·· .' �b��tlT p·.'}.1 i II .1 ,;M.�;·' .. ....JacboD.a I at.f h . li'-'- '. E' gI- L .. �' .' � .. ;·:.uJ . t�' t'" ' ,. 'r a' ,.,,,'11' .,q �<# '. .,: •,.' --:- .•• It ; I,,sat 0 t e event appears' � an even .'arid, P�Sues, Lingle, Shuart, 1.101'6111• promment .. n 1.SII.-.,ttt. le�. ',�. a.. v' _,'. ',"" _ ..• ",;' , .',.) , .. , '." ,",.-i .. , _ .. 'IJ. rm.,� '.br .... Jc. Wa·shburn 15- thou"'_ by the . . .•.. �,;.,�:.,..,� ';, ... :: >. � '':'.' �:� .• ;""��':""":!�".'.' • '.' .. �. '. '.�.� •.. 11 •• ".' •. -,,··Iii· �:"( .•.. ,� � ."'.. 19'.... \Vhipp, .LOng; 'Page, Steffii, Jphlin, lectured at- Paris. ... �,. '. l'- •. 1 _ ,tr·� , '. .. ". . ... r .. : . "., ., ," . '. ". _ •. '". IlJJinois sup�., ers ·.to be .able to 'Yo ... ! .'. -1\'f'- N' ._ h' 'M F I' d D :\1" �-dit �me··t() Aih�rica '!�s\ :. :;;'.; �:;:.-:·�.i·.·;a!· '��I(�".- .'.":': ·:�·�·Tv; P··E W. R I:T·E..• '5'.:· :.:' \f1'''0''' � Caldwell, ae eES', C ar an;; 0": ••• .I.1IIjI1 '_'"" ", ... '\._ ... ", • .! .. _._ '. ,.' ,higher than he has gone if pushed. Ian, Cleary, Maddigan and Goes. faU and ·has· spoken 'al severai �£.�:,ur�: ::.>� .. :_.. ::..,=;��:�\�:l�" .... � ;. ·W� :olfu' it .�B� add �::. .:He is conceded fi ... t, with Schommer large cities. ':At M'*' request of. h:s .. ' .. ',.; :'4l;',,···;·"C- fadOri .......-t·to atIHIeDts... ·"f:1second. Illinois has iz:! WIood a man American friends he has 'opene'd .�a � .... '.. .:�thez:s :d�·.� �ieDt typewri�,'''' jbetter than any Maroon, except NOTED HINDU SCHOLAR. school of applied phiJ'OSoPhy a� Ori,' � :',. With. option of baJing:.Schommer, and he should . land .a· '. LECTURES TODAY IN COBB ental psychology at �Ii�ago.' ;.". '. > REN��' �TES. "��:third. without difficulty. . .... FirSt month·· ••. ;.'. � ..... .: .• � •••• $4.00 .' '.OJicago will miss Iddings and:Jac- Professor Pandit to Talk on "Hindll· Diiis REHEARSAL'HOLljS' . ','R��ala :�:; . .:..� : .. ;.: .'_�;.;.�:�-.�.: ' �.��;'.obs in the pole vault. It will. be her : ..... m' India"- wen Versed TILL �'ARLY' ·T.LI, 'I-S" 'M' O'R'NI- iiG- .; _ . Six, mo. itths· -� -- "'., .. '.. -.� •• .; ••. ; ••.• : .... ;. ;.; ... �.;.; �.� '3-:;','�.'.weakness here rather than Illinois' .._....1:0'. _._'�'" •• ",. I.• 'r� MO-Aium·. TYPBWRITBJt COMP"'l(��·���.strenghth that should get �he down r in Lan_e.(Continued from Page i) . . . . .... .!!. . ...25· E. ........ :11. ., :�;staters finst and secorid_ Jones has Profe�sor Sakharam Ganesh Pandit. l'been vaulting II feet cQIlSisteittly and will leCtune this afternoon on "Hm-... . ¥looks like a winner by a cormortable d:.usm in India" in Cobb LectUlr'e hall. his w.ife in front of the ��I� dress.�d ·.i .���':' �- � r�·. "for' Saie;·' . Rooms for Reat.. :,/' imargin. Disosway, rus team mat!c', has at ·1 J). m. Pro!ess')r Pam"t will courtiers, the- stately Pomplona (MISS ' ... � '. �� I ' .. 'FURNISHED ROO M g_..;N".,�4lthe call .for second over :�b:ffen. spe;tk untle-r tlte auspices of the In Esther HaJ!) gazing jealously' at the 'T�P.EWRI'FERS fot Sate or,.JlsIt-... S . 1'" t "'t---.J _. baPCr.llins University;. with' or withOlit '.f'Goes and Cleary of Chicago. ternat.ional club .. He will show in his fortunale L�e (Miss Inez Jackson), peel" -rateS' 0'·:. uueD_; _.,_Maddigan should bring ,the MI3- lecture the every day phifosophy (,f i� the stl'Ol'lg arms of her lover Jasper: i.ri r.e-built m�hiDes. W. White- housekeeping· privil�ges; ..�I'OOt1;S first in t1be shot put. Schorn- the two oondncd mJlion Hindus tha! (Douglas Scott), Karl Dixotl as head, J6 1:.a Salle Street.· light,' heat, hot and cold' ��mer will be the other Chicago heaver. profess Hinduism in India.' He will Humphrey, sorrowfully gazing 'at his :- ..• ;','1" ,; ,. ,1: .• ::.:.! . bath. Call 652' E. 57th S�' �:and he showd get·second. Litt of II· deal with. the main principles of t'te lost lo\'e and rubbing his bruised'-.: . ..'0;'" :':' .. �.....• Sat.;.; ,r'linois is picked for third, being good Hindu th�ught and philosophy anrJ shoulder that has suffered from his � �N,!EI:}.-A .you�g,maD to do ed�tfor 37 feet with the lead ball. incidentally compa're them with 1hos'� c ru e,l fat h e r-i n-Ia\V.that-'�asn'.t orial. and .. reporto{iat work .... �D Jea:l�The relay promises to be close, and of the Christian. All interested ;n .;1 (Frnnk Shackelford),Mistrcss Merry- . 'jng'city t�aj�Jou��I..; Appi7 '·to�.ay decide the meet. Coach Fri('nd concise and correct knowledge of �1.\: thought and her son Michael 'CMiss .. '�a:n��ing� ��i,t.or:.p�iIY· Ma�wiJI run Captain Quigley, Lingle. chief religious beliefs of the OB!ntal . Phoebe Bell and Paul 'Harper) gaz·Garrett and Steffe.n, unless 0J1Ci of reople from an original standpoint, ing on all that remain('d of tlie \"al:these men is tired from ot,her events. will find it vcry profitable to Itl'ar iant Knight of the Pe�tlc where "(.-.in which case -Shuart \vill be used. I'rofc�sor Pandit. lay in his ca.refully arrnng('d cloakAgainst the Maroons will be pitted Hf: graduated from Bombay VIIi finite lifcl('ss before ,them.Lindberg, ��y, -J<".nkins and Petti- \,crsity. \\;th e-spccinJ honor in phiJos-grew. These are all if.a9: me,n, but onhy. He th'l'11 occtlpied the chair of En�lish Dedine' to Hold �e�tthe Maroon quartet should win t"e phiil,sophy and compar�ivc' reli�i�ms The Oxford University Athletic ._race, since it is composed of quarter at Ferguson College, . Bombay. lie Club has declined' the ch�lIeng� I):. h'l h f hIll' .. . The Daily Maroon will' pay .fivp.nnlers, w let ree 0 t e mOIs.,ns was also a professor of philosophy the Intercollevate Amateur AthJ..�t!.: . . ;..•L�_ H . . . . cents per 'copy' (uf the foll9wmg 15-al1e spnnters. :!.nd c:lIglish at Central indu ':01- Assocmtlon of Amcrlca for an .n�( r�JWI'th the r:-ults coming as predict- I"',,,,,, llener .. "'. . I k d fi 'I t' b 'sues of the paper: Dec. 17,. ��. t4,� "n- no:> loi:tJOn� (rae an e,< mee mg ':-�1 ffied,. the' Maroons will win the me� Besides English, which he SPC'3�s twem tcams representing that '�r- �ring thcm to the ar�n, Co ccby a-score of 44 to 42· The teams fluently as his mother tongue, he ganization and !'he Universities' '(,f to-day .. ,.are as evenly matched as can be, and speaks th� On�nta]· languag�'s, Oxford and Cambridge in' l�ondon.:-..�:--01icago is given the pnaferencc in namely, Mararth. i, Gujerati and Hindi. following the Olympic games. The .. . .. J\ .• Show yoW" coJleee' ipirit by s_the score because the chances of luc1c Professor Pandrr is not only we�1 ('nly reason given is "in!'tlpera'l')te Have' you t�ed the. Classified Ads .'"'-=1 1l. -I.I· hI' 'J' I{ -'--� Krilll •• lor the. '..,., 7 _a...... �hnecakiac ber way appear s 19 t Y 'Ycrsed in SaDSkrit Philosoph" es- cI:fficulties"· . '. in.' ,tho e D_a' 7., ar� "("1-(Cootinued from page I)Chicaeo. Either one of the Maroonentries may get first, as boith are running faster thils year than ever. before.The ball mile looks MUooo, withShuart and Garrett entered. He isnot e:cpecting an easy victory, however, because he will be pit/Jed againstHanley, the fast 880 �r of tfte 11-liDOis Freshmen last ye�r.. Hanley'swork so far this year has been attracting attention, and he shouldprove a tartar to Shuart and the timeshould be close to the record of theI!1inois track.Hinman of Illinois and Steffa ,ofChicago, t�o old 'time ri�is,meet in the mile hun. Both are: considerably better this year than lastyear, when they. ran as Freshmen.Hinman was' the winner then, andlooks a slight favorites on this accasion. That the fight for first wi.1I beone of the keenest of the meet is theprediction �f Coach- Friend. Steffais running. tlhe mile in 4:51 at presem, which memis 4=46 on the Iltinoi�' track The Orange and Blue.man is covering tbe distance in 4=46:fiso. Chit'3go. through either }ohlinor l\fcFarland should get third. Sponsel is the I'Iiaois hope.... CAST AD SYlOPSlS OF ELIZIIl1IIAN PUY 10 BE .PIE-SENTFJ) IYtDBllllTIC CLUB toNi_ .To .load a ConJdfD Fountain Pen, just dip It lila.,Knight of the Burninc' Pestle..A comedy by Beaumont andFletcher to be presented tonightat 8:1'; in Mnndel hail by the Uni-versity of Chieago . Dramatic club.Dramatis ·Personae."Speaker of the Prologue ..••..••..•.........•... A.I B. HendersonA Citizen .- ..... � .... Arthur BruceHiS" WH� ......• e Harriet GrimmRalph , .. J. 'Ralph BenziesVeuturewcll .. Frank ShacklefordSir Humphrey .. Karl Hale DixonMerry thought ;' _ .• •• " •••• of" • Hilmafl R. BaukhageJasper D!o.uglas· Scott�-richacl � .. :. � .. ', Paul HarperTapster (,(orge SimpsonBov .... ,....... ..... Paul DavisCo�rt�ricrs. and gentl�men: Aleck\Vhitiied. Har ernve Long, Roberts Owen, Samuel BorchardCharles . Gre;r.Luce, .. daugh ter to V ent-rrewcll , ;, Inez Jackso-,:\lis.tress Merry thought. .. " ...,:� �' Phebe Bell -rsstoryJc;okintnctic. board:. Frida]aat:holW�tb. fi'1beaimua!filecRm:�r• .trot. shielPompi{Jn�, Prince;.;; of l\Io!davia..... : Esther Hall'IiDt�'nfmchua� ..'1114,.Quulena:liar,iiiLift,'adSqu-gilitld.71Pm4Jar,dateof tldeli._.firstP,J.!NabTheon,IUd p.; :.FOR SALE�A scholarship to �pro�inent business college; sdlotarship was obtained. througb at..vertisement; will sell it for �S �:"ce� off. Box M., Daily M��'Office. . ':POSITION open to young wom�n:.three hours a' d�y, in -exchange forroo� and ,.�rd::' 'Ap-ply at· theUniver�ity Em'proyme:nt '!Boreau.. ... ... ·t: W AN.TED-Students to' attend. �glewood Roller. Rink, 6.tJ2 W�worth A � Every. e.veninc, TharJ.·• �_.J.Sat. and SUD. Afternoons tla�the season.nYil'lthou....FOUN,D-A watch.. roon office. ; . Inquire at.,E. V. E. \.. :." . � . ....... -.: ·a�.�=', ..•