IIVOL, XI.. No. 82. L}t\IVE161TY OF 'CHICAGO. �,\'ITI'n \ Y FEL:IH·;\H.Y::i, 10J3, ?RICE FIVE CENTS.TUFfS TO DWVER ORATION HOLD VOICE TRYOUTS'FOR FRIARS THURSDAY . __ ._------------------------CHICAGO OPPOSES OHIO STATE 'NOMINATE NINETEEN19 RUN FOR COUNCIL...----- -----I'cam W ill t.:�ect OLio :n Bar dett atMEDICAL SCHOOL PLANSARE STILL EMBRYONIC .:lead of Department of PhilosophyWill Be Convocation SpeakerNext Month-Dean Brown of Yale Arthur Dunham, Musical Director, WillIs Preacher. Act As Judge--·r�1anyMen Wanted 7:::,0 Tcnig ln-c-Chicago is FavoriteE�t C�;Lch Page Expects a Hard Juniors Select Nine Candidates, WhileG .. .me, Sophomores and FreshmeD EachChoose Five '.Professor Tufts, head of thc tic' ll;:\:�.gu ' •• :il c n t vr t()lli;;I1t'� g;ttnePlESlDEirt STATES' SITUATION partment of Philosophy, will deliver ISSUES CALL FOR CANDIDATES .v.t h (;iIio Stall' >liglttly I Ill' favorite. ADD TO LISTS BY PETITIONSthese numbers wil! be augmented byt 'nrl; star. who was unab lc to C01ll- nominations through petition to thepct e in tile cru ly games. 1 t was due Uuder gruduatc council. The large,u his l. Hort:-; that Indiana was de-Prlda., JMa.�. tIIat TnsteesAft at �ark _ ReportedProjectthe address at the Winter Convoca- ,\" it is (;11:11';, tir s t aiJi)l:arancc unWiabca That Plans Wecc as Fac Ad- tion in Mandel Tuesday, March 18. Manager Murra'y Declares That Sing- i .ar t l c: t li.)\I)" till: 1111.:11 arc sure to beYaIlCed as Newspaper·Statements His subject will he "The University' ing Ability I� Not .-Iost Im- . OIIlC\\ bat luuulicappcd hy their UI1-Would Indicate. anc..l the Advance of Justice." portant Factor, I ,'amilial it)' with the gym. DespiteDr. Charles Reynolds Brown, Dean .Ii.s alid t l.c iat t that t hey have lostPresident Judson yesterday denied of the Yale Divinity school, will Voice t r yr .• ut s i(I;' t h.. cast and I" \\·i.-c(lIl:"in and .:\urthwcstcrn,chat plans for the proposed medical preach the Convocation sermon on chorus of tllt=-Yl';lr'_,; i.l... l.fria r �h()\\', ('alil l';t;,�1: l'"n,;:dl:r.: t hem strong. 1 isid Sunday, March 16. Previous to his "The l 'ruuk s of lJapriL;,' w.l l be h c ltl j'!'(Jl;l't:> an d 1:�;l/l'Lb a dusc gume.school- w�,re being" semous y consi -appointment to Yale, Dr. Brown was Thursday aft cr no o n ". .: :3,) ;\lHIered 'at this tim� by the board of special lecturer on ethics to Leland Thursday evcniu g at "i .,,(1 in the I�ey-trustees as was stated in a down-town '11 uLio will 11\.' ::,trellgtll�n(:d hy theStanford, Jr., Cornell and Yale nolds club thca t er. Till' t r y o ut s w:ad d it io n oi LIll'rr y, a ior mer Hydeuniversities, and was for fifteen years he conducted hy Ar r hur Dunham,pastor of the First Congregational the organist, who wi ll direct thechurch of Oakland, California, He is musical portion of the l'l(,dnct:on,the author of the following hooks: Howell Murray, the ruanagcr. has"'The Main Points," "Two Parahles," issued a call for candidates for chor­"The Social Message of the Modern us and cast members, I t is' the wishvanced "as the newspaper reports. Pulpit," "The Strange Ways of God," of the Blackf riars that as large aseesn to indicate. It will be many and "The Young Man's Affairs." number of men as pt,�sjhle shouldyears-bC7fore we can start on such a enter the contest, Manager Murrayinsist's that it i" not necessary that a.1Ohio Is Strong.paper ,last, 'night;"All that I can say in the matter isto be found in my message issued a(cw day5 -ago," , said, the. President, "1wish that .. ube plans .. were as far ad- fl,atcll an d us he is fast, heavy, and;1�gr�::5i\'e he wilt have to be watch­c d closely tonight. Ohio seems tol.ave played under hard luck in the number- of Lower Senior naminations15 due to the fact that councillorsfor that class will serve until grad­uation, The lists of nominationsfollow ;:arly gn mcs, hut have - displayed a[acuIty of lighting all the time thaton<\ hut the teani work was better.Starting with the whistle the Soph·omOTes jumped cight into the gameand in less than a minute DorothyLlewellyn registered a goal. The ballwas again put in play and with littledifficulty Harriet Tnthitt tos!'C'd it in­to the basket. By this time theTh� portion of the Pr�sident's re- Freshmen recovered themseh'c!. and Florentine Carni\'al han� heen a�kedPort �hich Was interpreted to (indi- kent the .h .... II (Io"'n in the Sophomore 1'" d ..' .. .... te. meet prompt y at 5:-1,; MOil ay 10�ted' that the scheme was to' be put territory. But despite the m;\1;",' f:arllett. Thc (Ircss rehearsal witt'·I·n'to imm�di":te operatio'n follows: chanc_'" offered tIle �·carll·nO'. s no has- f 6 <> l\f "1 T'.... ., 1"'0 Jast r�m to iC' • 01Hlay 111g'lt. ,le"The 'Medical'iftstruction given in kets were remstercd. The hali c:1ded· '11 I 1"'. d('coratlOg of the p'y1l1 WI )C )('gullthe first two years in the Quadrangle;:, '" to 0 in favor of the Sophomores, Monday morning'. Xo g-raded R)"m-. and �nder thc affiliation �f the Rush In the second period of play the' nastic cla,,:ocs wilt meet Tne�(�ay onMedical' college 'on th'e west sidl' Fresh.men cn� 'rely cc1ip.:;ed their op' account of the dccoration" ... n· :e1....IIs·· 'to' be' fi·nally scttled, and the Thel·r lurk changed with '11 1 "cnh:r to guard at prescnt.- Bell andlI:'U ponents. Lemonade and icc-cream \\,1 )eU· 't M d· I schoo' I' necds to .R· .. 1 k t �rolander ha\'e heen filling tho:"cn,lverSI y c Ica Rehekah ��ms reglstermg a las c �old at the dance hy W011lcn (1resse.lb . d F thO rp s con f 1 Th· f)o�ition� accel)tahh' durin''''' the sca-e orgamze. or IS pu 0 e - in the first minute 0 pay. ts was in N capolitan co�ttlmc. The �ylll oJ '". s-Id-able sum's WI·II be needed ror en f II d ·t' f haskets 1)"·' ,",)11. :'lnd with the return of Captain". I' -0 owe up \\"I.! ('nr oJ has heen di":fled intn �ectl0f1" tn" dO-tnnent as' well a� to provide such Jane Baker. :\ fn-e throw by Miss facilitate the �alc oi programs I.y tht' "ainc tht'se positions will he well lIerbert E. Fleming, the lir"t man'buiidfri�s ;tl1d"'cquipment as win make Ragains and � lidd goat by Miss Tut- women. ',!h'n c:lre of. Nor!;ren and Vrn' ,�gi:1g editor of the DA! LY MA-j·the �rk .'adequate_ The '�despread hilt made th€' fl�al score II to 6 in wink will .. tart at forw-ard. Stcvcn- ROO:\ is editing the CiT',1 Sen-iceint�rest; In . the mn�t advanced med- favor of the rrcshmen. GLEE TRYOUTS END MONDAV "on. Jhn1l1!;!a.rtncr, Kennedy. atH! �cws a weekly puhlic;tt ca, He isit-al e.ducation, and in the very inter- Frances Houston's jumping and C:lptain Paine will alt he givcn <l heing assisted, 'by Prc:-toll Gass. an-�iing,.fi�lds o_f' �dical �earch. 'is quick pa�es featured the Sopho- Will Hold Rehearsal Opcn \0 For- chance \1nlc,,� Ohio proves unex- "th�r iorlllcr managing ed:toi·. l-lr.,:ach' tltat' t�e �xpectation of having mores' game and Ruth Prosser's and mer Me:nbcrs of elL:'>. j)ectcdly strong. i·luning- rc�,:gne'd from the positionthese' ft'eeds' 'met"at . a� early date 'F;ance5 Stoppel's consistent guard- ,)f :-;ccrt·tary of the Ci\'il Service Rc-st:�'s ";o·i'urireasMaable." irig were features of the yearling'� Final Glee c..:lul' t rynuts iM tho:-'c iorm as�ociatiol1 to 'become editor of·11 D CHORUSES REHEARSEplay. Owing to recent I ness· oro' vho are to take part in the 1 rip will the wt't:kly.·thy Llcwellyn did not playas F(ood he held �I"Tl';ay ;)ilnll'(,11 at ,! in FOR W. A. A. PLAYI 1 t MONDAY AFTERNOONa �ame as u!'uat. On the, ot ler lan( :\fan(kl hall. ,\� tl1\· �al11l' time theJanc Baker showed up much hett('r dull will h"ld a rehear'al, to ",hidlin the game than she has ever done ·tll former Illc,,:bcr.; oi the clllh \\';1: of the class whose names appear onChicago·s linl'up tonight will proh' the class lists are eligible to vote."lilly remain la1changcd at the startwhether class dues ha\"e been met or.f the g-ame, Coach Page lias beennot. Petit,ions for rcc1�:o.ification".\'01 king lh,s Jardit·t) at �l1ard dur-II1tt�t he in the hands of the Counciling part or the week. hut it is hantlyproject."th�·. fePprt '�ferred to stated thatth�,�ive.rsity was· about to under-• med' Second Half Rally Gives Game totake the construction of a vastYearlinis-Sophomores Getical Kl.l�ol across the Midway from Good Start.the- ,:p.esent - campus. The ,buildings FRESHMAN WOMEN UPSETPREDICTIONS BY VICTORY r cndcrs them dangerous opponentsperson sing well in order to makethe company. Dancing ahility, dra­matic talent. and al:-;o the t�encralfitness of the candidates in regard tothe needs of the play arc taken intoconsic..ler<ltion. for any team,Tc�m Is Working WeilChicago -ce ms tu han: taken a bigbrace since the \\'i=-con�in ga1llC and�hc mantH:r ill which the team i5working at pre"ent seellls tu justify;lOpC� r.f giying "\Vi'sconsil1-a hardlight for the championship. :\tthe pre.;cnt time \Visconsin and llli'I�ois appear to he the most formiu­•• hle opponents of Chicago. lllinoi� haslo�t only one game and that to \Vis­.:on-�.:n when they were defeated hy1l1 --- .Many Compose Music."Dope" on the Freshman-Sopho' "1"1 1�.r "'1'1 P k f,IJ rt"ka·.!t... _;0..." .. - 'II.��-P_"'r--H!". ran 5 0 ap ,more woman's hasketball game wa;entirely upset yesterday when theye'arlings defeated their opponents byt he score of II to 6. The game wasslower than thct Sophomore'-Junior ex"10, l\I�yers, 'IT I Achi, Barton.Bosworth and Fuiks.a�" to' iDcliide' . laboratories, c1a�r��9 "�nd 'probalJfY'''�diospitaE'' -Ac�... ,., ...c:or�,t,? t�e ,"story," the Univer�aits.t will at once cngag�, �pon a cam­paign for oontTibations in order thatthe" 'new: ;addirioD to' the University; "U"lDCIke :Chicago and. the UnivC1':-.(: -' ,sity one Qf the wo�ld's greatest cen-'. t�s for; the,.studY of medical science., ��Ii Medical college is. to be movedt� ··the campus,, in�' Preeident's l!eSS!!ge. ': �lS written hy Donalc..l Breed, '13:lnd Roderick Pcattic, 'q. The musicfor the production, chosen :i fewdays ago, was �01llposed hy Rhodes,____ .___ (jne point. Roy Jones, formerly coachSUPES MEET MONDAY NIGHT at Purdue, has charge of the lI1inoi�,e<tlll, and 'he seems to have workedHave Dress Rehears�l Monday at 6 wontkrs out of cOJ1lparatlvcly greenfor Florentine Carnival. material. Captain Dahringer is theindividual star, his haskct shootingMen who arc to ":,upe·· at the h;i\';ng featnrcd all the games.Lineup Is U nchanged� Juniors Will Hold Office Until Grad­uauon-c-Ail .1u.embers of \,;iassBl1&ible as Voters.Niue candidates for' the J unior s,11\'c for the Sophomores, anc..l a likenumber for the Freshmen were nom­inated for the Undergraduate councilat class mcct ings held yesterdaymor nrng in Kent. It is expected thatjUniors ..Emma lIalkThomas ColemanRuth. HoughWarren LeonardErling LundeRoderick Peattiel{obert Simondl{alph StanshuryHarold Wright:·,-Sophomores .Ruth AllenPaul Des JardienDorothy Llewelly.G�orgc LymanHarold MooreFreshmenDorothy FarwellKenneth MacAllisterl{odcrick MacphersonJames SelleriiGalc \VillardBy a recent ruling the Undergrad­uate council decided that a1l membershdore Tuesday noon.prohahle t hat he will shiit the hi�MISS ANNA BROWNWILL'SPEAK MONDAYBEJ'ORE Y; W; C. L Fir,;t rt'hear4;al� for the chor\1�e�"or C:1111Plh �;(llIie:" ,I.·ill he held :\fnl1(lay at 3 :.�o in tIle Xei�hhorho .. drC01l1', ;\1l (\f 111(, \\,OI\1en who tri,'(�r,llt h:I\'" Ill'l'n a- kCfl to appcar" ;\.the ch(lr11�e!' will IIC picked it I:"'c..:('n;�ary that ;)11 those e:xpC'ctill� .he in t11<' play :-houlfl he on hanr!Since thC're arc 1l1ore app1icanb thanplace!" r\'g-ni:lr attenfianc(' will heTlC'('co:-ary in onler th:lt places in thechorl1se� be retained.ItII in, practice.The Freshmen will now play theSeniors for the title.The score:Freshmen (,,) Sophomore� ((1)Rasrcains .•...... R. F Llew'clh'"O'Donnell L. F _ TuthillRaker SchneiderSandl>crg.. ••.. c. HonstonPross�r '� R. G.; �: , Tav'orStoppcl ...•... : L. G.'. Kitch, Reckl('vna�ket.c;.-:· Llewctlvn (,). Tuthill(2). Ra,rains (J), Raker (4). Freethrow�Ragaii1� (t', he invited"EtHh'a\'or \\'ill 1.(' l11adc :\Y .. nday :1:omph.'tc the "llmd nf Iryout.: \\'hithlla\'e hc�n going Oil for O\'l'r a week,o tha: rdl(.';\r�al� oi the 1:: g-ra11lr",r the w{'�tern cnnC\'r:' '1':-.y hefartcfl �s �n .... t1 a' �)o..;<l)l .. · The� :lt11 e s n f the � I: (' C (' - • ill j (' � 1: (1 ida f e �·'The' Col1ege Women's Choicf'<-wiD be' the s1lbj�.ct .pf. ,M.iss ,AnnaBrown's talk at . the Y. W. C. L­, mecrting Oil Monday at 10:15 in Lex'ington. MisS BroWn ,win remain in� Chicago _- �eek-b�fore going toNonh�stem' u�i�·�rsity. The Leaguemediae will ,be, c�nged from Tues­day. ·to· Monday this week becausc ofthe cI� •• i meetings to be held Tues­day. 'lncl their ;''In-,("tmced hy Dirc('tn:, �t, \'( p� ;1" �I)on:-ts all th\.' \'o:ccs ha\'e heen tried. HERBERT FLE,MINGIS NEW EDITOR OFCIVIL SERVICE MEWSIThe DAILY MAROON manag:-ment wishes to apologize for thefat.1ty dclivc'ry service of the pasi'week. Unavoidable delays in printing,made the paper appear so late tha::hc deli very boys had to go to scho(' �wit hout carrying their papers. Everypossible measure has been taken tosee that th(lre is no further cau"(fornotlnQ comp!aint. In ca�e a paper i·dclivered, phone, write or cd,investigation will be made.Hiram Kennicott, Editor.Burdette Mast, Business M&-.- ....._ THE DAILY MAROON, :--;YITRDXY. FEI:RL\RY 8, 1913.SOPHOMORES RETAIN LEADThe Daily MaroonHow they lined up:Defeat Seniors, Z3 to 21, and KeepClean Slate in ChampionshipRace.,V. L. Pet.Sophornorcs . . . . .. S 0 1.000Law 3 ::! .600Seniors . . . . . . . . .. 3 ::! .60-J�\Iedic� ,> 3 .aooFresh Illcn. . . . . . .. 3 :; '3i:;Juniors 3 5 ·37:;Divinity I () .l..pRuunim; neck and neck fr orn t hestart t he Sophomores with a finalhurst of sl)(':l'd rq.:-istcrl·u two bas­kct s in the Ia st two minutes andnosed nut the Seniors, �3 to ::!I. thusl:nlUill� t h c ir 11..':111;11 the interclassseries without a defeat.Kixmillcr l'at1�ht the hall on thejump aml dropped it in before theSenior �Ilanls were aware the gamehad started. The Senior's then bracedand after t hr ce minutes of fast playfreeman got an open floor and reg­istered. 1l01m then came hack fort he Sophomores and rung- one in 4111a fast play. Catron then s lippcdaway from his guard and receivinga long pass dropped it in placinuthc two teams on an even footing.This seemed to awaken the secondyear men and they spurtcd , but lostseveral easy chances to score withsome poor shooting while Sellerssent thc fourth year men into thelead with a clean basket from underthe cage.Spangler then came into the scor-F.xnlerl,.Th� Unh�U)· or Chloaa:-' W�.k:Y_. __Publiahfod dally except Sun-day.. llonday ...and huilday. durinc Lbr.:e quart�na of tbt!Univ�l.uy year.Ent�l">.� _ �oond-claa mall M the 0oIlic�l'u»l�ice. ChJ�o. lU.. ::Io1arcll IS. l�OS. un­der Act or Marcb 3. 1813.tWUaiCBlP'rION BATEdBy carrier, $�:.o a )�; $1.UO a quarter.By mall. $3.00 a year; $I � a Quart",·.Ed1tor1aJ-I3usincu omee, Ell .. :.:t.Tdepbone ::Io1ldway tiOO.Hyde Park �'OI (a!,ter If p. m.)llall I30x "0" Faculty Excb�e.BInuD KeDDlcottlIie •• Editor WUA lituhr.AWeUe Editor - - - Bcnaanl '·l.Db»k;vlSualDeu llaDa&er - - - Burdette .ua.tASSOCIATE EDITOBSSenlue.l KaplanGeot1r4t CoLtinaohamDorodlY WmblOn • • • Harry Gorp.,aHaskell Ithelt• .Kartln Stt!\'en___ ._WI1I1all1 !..yman • •"EWeD the reporter baa aD oJI'ice, aDd"lth dear c),a aDd hODeR �.e. 111&).IMaw.n 1DJw.Uce aDd pcliDt the WQ t.o1ot11t5fttNl."-K. 1- s,ClllitotialThe class system at Chicago hasnow been given a trial of over fiveyeiU'S. The resultsamply justify the hopesof the originators of theThe ClassSystem.system as it is in vogueat the University. The old collegessystem had points in its favor, strongpoints. The trouble was that thepoints appeared only upon paper. Asa matter of fact, the homogenityhoped for was not evident in the&roup of men and women making Upa college. It was found that it wasnot possible to mix firs� second.third and fourth year men and wo­men and achieve a unified wholesimply because all of the persons init were registered for the same gen­eral course-arts� literature or sci­ence. After a trial the colleges sys­tem was abandoned. The old, time­tried class system was adopted ex­dush,ely. After all, the natural unitin a University is the class. Thestudents who pass through Fresh­man trials, Sophomore discoveries,Junior achievements. and Seniortriumphs together are welded to­gether to make a unifi.ed whole. ir­respective of the major sequence in­dividual members are pursuing. Thecomraderie of the professional�chools, of course, sometimes, over­leaps class bounds. but all in all,there is nothing like classes for di­\-iding a University body into work­ing units. The system at Chicagohas been worked out wen, too. Theclass elections are enthusiasticallyparticipated in. The class officerswork hard and the class affairs arewell-attended. This year's Seniorclass has already had half-a-dozenfunctions, one of the attended bynearly seventy-five percent of themembers of the class. The Under­graduate council, made' up of rep­resentatives of the classes, has proveditself a useful and valu:lb!e body.Membership in it has come to be adistinctly desirable thing. Witnessthe nine candidates for the three�eats in the council from the Juniorclass r Yes, the class system is a suc­cess. The students who play theirparts in it by "sticking" with theirrespective classes from the first willcount themselves lucky, for in afteryears they will be able to look backup"n a unified class, and host ofwarm friends in their classmates. Y ou'Il find us in our new. .storeState-st." Feb.·· 24"just '\, «,across, .And you'll find practically none at our present merchandise' ondisplay there because we're bending every effort to minimize stock.. , .. : ... :.-. ._ '.'j JOnly 13 days more of this saleSUITS and overcoats for you men .ofthe Midway that sold for $32.50 to $37.50-the models -15that are so particularly becoming to you--are now offered at fII .The finest sporting goods deparlm.ent in the westwill be opened on the sub'way floor of our new sto� I20 and 15 minutes. Rcfcrec-Stege-.ucct the Freshman team Monday atyear men on an out. Holm to Boh-ing with his tap from the side and man.I'he j unior--Mcdic game scheduledHolm immediately started the Sophs ior last night was postponed, thebrace with an easy one from the side.: unior s being on the sick list as a rc­The Seniors then rcso rt cj] to long sult of the j nu ior-Ercs luucn con­�hots but Bohnen got away from hi!'ll'sl on Thursday. The Sen. iors willman and tied things for the second "What has become (in college ath­lerics of the natural, spontaneousJOY of contest? Instead you haveone of the most perfectly organized; while the Sophomor e-Divinit y COI1- business systems lor achieving a re-test scheduled Lor i has been post- quired resutt-esuccess Football iswiving, slavish work; there isn't oneman in twenty who gets any realpleasure out of it.'·Such arc thc words of a recentwriter on our supposedly greatest ofSENIORS GIVE STUNT PARTY college sports-football. Xor cananyone who fairly and dispassion­atcly views the present organizationof the game gainsay his words.Both teams settled down for earn- Several readings, a moving picture 1· rom its introduction into Americanest work at the very start of the sec- show, a piano solo and a st crcopricon cullege lifc, ahout 1870" when it was:-,nd pl·riod and Scllers started the . f 1talk were thc features of the Senior a real sport indulgcd 10 or t lescoring aftcr threc minutes, from I' ._ II 1 I.Stunt party held ye�tef(lay afternoon p casure tt gavc lootua la� ue(ome:In op�n field. Holm followcd thisnen. Holm came back in the nextminute of play with his third bas­)oncd indefinitely as several of theecorid year men will hc unable toplay that day.score at half way was q to 10 in Moving Picture Features Afternoon's�a\'or of thc Sophomores. Entertainment in Foster.ill Foster. The moving picture show morti and more commercializcd, un-;;hot on a pas�, Kixmiller to Holm. .. l'was acted hy memhers of the cla'is. til to-day It is, in many respects, It-while Payne caged one from the side . lic 1110re tl1an a Ilt·.rltly developed ad-with thc aid of a motion p!ctnre ma- 0for tla� Seniors. Kixmitter then made lhinc and was entitled "The Hearta ring-er after a mix·up under thc of the Sa\,age."hasket and this was closcly followed The cast follows:by Holm's !'ccond scorc of the half.iorwanb of the �"i'h(lIlH,re f)uintciJH akt'r� at the "c1l1i-centt'nnial cc1e­while cal'll plaYl'r (>11 the Sl'llinr hratinn of �.incnln·s irl'cil1� of the�qllad figllrccl with i'"illt�. 1101111< la\'es. to he held at Orchcst ra haltlead with st'\"l'n ringers iollnwcd hy at�. ('11 Lillcoln'� hirtll!la:r. ThcK;xmiU('r and Catron with iour each. (,dc:hration wilt he ginn jointly hy\Yells :10<1 Payne played the �trong- Ihe \'ariol1� societic!' of the city.Dean Breckinri(ke i� a 111e111her �fthe Juhilce committee.�ophomores (.2J) Seniors (.21)K ixmil1er ,I( F Cat ronBohnen 1.. F FreemanHolm C Settt'rsFainHather R G: Paynen()thman\\·cl1� L. G Spanglerna .. kct<;--lTolm (i). Kixmil1er (.t). rlnh.Catrnn (.ll. Fre('man (.2). S('l1('r� (,.:!). Basketball-Chicagn \·s. Ohio Statenohnen. Payne. �pangl('r. Free n Ithrows-Catron. Timc of halves-- 7:30, art ett.ket sending the Sophomores into thelead once more. Kixnrillcr figuredin thc scoring again �1th r-a prcttyone hand shot while Holm ended thehalf with his fourth basket. TheCatron and Freeman thcn startedior the Seniors and registered a goal:!piece in rapi(1 sttccesion. Catron rc­peate�l in shnrt order nn a ·lo':!g pas<:lying honors oncc more... \mid:,t a deafcnin� racket madc hys�'veral Scnior rootl'rs with thc aidof sc\'('ral pieces of the �tands. theSophs tightened alut stoppe(1 thefourth year Illcn·.s spurt \\;th twopretty ha�kcts hy 1I01m ;Jnd Kix­miller. Cat rnn Ill'Xt ma(lc the final"core of tht' contest with the only·rec throw of the gamc.The �c(lring was all done hy the('st games at g'uard. Dan Heyward, a pioneer...... _ .. __ Harold Goeulcl'1\lary. his wifc Eliz;\heth Spencl'Jetty. their daughter .. Myra Reynold�glack!-n·<II .. e. the Indian chief................... \\'illiam KuhSwift Eagle. his son ... 1':ent ChandlerII11gh lIo11in�sworth. a :oettler" " " T�ichanl GranCJui�t�ettler�: Jean Love. Ruth nozelt.Mary .\nn \\"hitctey. Bullert Gran­CJu;st. al1(1 \V. Varner Bowers.TlHlian�: Ellen Brnnlllell. HiramKc.:nnicott. Xorman Painc and Nor­,nan Elmstrom.FOSTER TO TALK ATLINCOLN JUBILEEIN ORCHESTRA HALLProfe .. snr Fn.;;tl'r will hc nne of the SOlVlliTHING TO READ.INTEk - COLLEGIATE FOOT­i::SALL: IS IT WORT1iTHE PRICE? CLASSIFIED-,UVERTISEMDISGOOD OPPORTUNITY Jor younglady who wishes room in quiet r�­tined home. Will -take : as low as$5.00 per month for desira�lcatenant. 6035 Drexel avenue. .��tapartment.SUIT-CASE labels from the leading'hotels 'of the Western States andPacific Coast. SC each or six_ dif­fercnt labels for 25C. Name yourcities. Address P. O, Box IJ8,Pueblo, Colo.LIjvcrtising sch\!mc. To sucb a dcgrcearc thc univcrsities judgcd by the::-tanding of thcir football teams, that STAY BACK makes- '�h� pompadore. st�y back and keeps the hair inplace. A harmless 'compound con­taining no chemicals or oil. Send25C for largi! j_ar_': :Stay Back Coo,639 Grace Strc;et, Chicago.111:111)" helieve that thc school withlhe cham})ion�hip clc\'cn takes itsp:ck of each year's crop of new col­lege studenb, getting hold, not onlyuf tho�c oi thc greatest physicalpi 1.'\\"1..':-':', hut of the hest student's TUTORING-French and German,private lessons " � reasonableprices. Walter HlUh, 5714 Kim-bark avenue.-rUTORING-Mlle Eugenie Siess,3535 Ellis avenue_ Telephone Doug­las iloo. Ins.truction in Fr�nth. In'terpreting and translation. Specialattention given. to tutoring-abo.Footh:\11 ha:- long ceased to he a: pnrt and has comc to be lahor of• he hardest kind. During the fnotballsea�(ln thc men on the team aref(Irc,-'(1 to givc ttp. to a great extent,rIll'ir other pursuits, even those forwhidl they are primarily in collegeand to takc part day after day in a�rtlelting practice in which therc canhe little pll·asure. In some uni\'er­·itics this practice start� long hc-!nrc �(hool opens. and it is now he- TUTORING-Preparatory Latin andinJ.! advocated in some quarters that Mathrnatics .. Address X. Y.,--FOR RENT-\Vashi�gton Avenue;ncar Jackson, P;lrk and ilL Cent.Express, front room in priva� ....-=­fined G�rman .hpme with highestrecommendations. Board optional.Phone Midway 28i2•pract ke he continued, to some ex't('nt at least, during the entire schoolycar. 4.1. Daily Maroon.MAROON ADS PAY(To Be Continued)Btl nett nand Announcements.Freshman Dance--2:Jo Rcynolct:; ,:1Patroni7.e Maroon 'AdvertisersUnivenity Religious Service-To­morrow. , T, Mandel.Freshman Modern Fiction Club­Monday, 3:30, Neighhorhood room. They Are Reliable.THE DAiLY MAROON, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 8, 1913.MANY ATTEND CLUB RECEPTIONARRowSHIRTS CARSON PIRIE SCOTl&.COPresident and Mrs. Judson Receiveat Reynolds Club-Qtherc Func­tions Curtail Representation of"Faculty at Gathering Last Night./ .One thousand people attended the:!liormal reception for the President.I the Reynolds club last night. Thettendance of the faculty was cu�.:own by a Quudrungle club affair atwhich Associate Prof e ssor. Starr-poke 'and a reception in the Botanydepartment given by Professor Coul-cr.The President and Mrs. Judson re­ceived on the second floor of the club.Kent Chandler, president of. the club,introduced the guests to the' Presi-The makers dependon their good qual­-i ties to sell youanother bearing thesame label.$1.50 up We announce an important sale ofMen's OvercoatsWinterJCluett. reabcxlv &. Comp:ul)". :Makersdays of winterradicalThere are still manyus .. -vconsequently these veryare of more than ordinaryG d N� ht dent. \Vith the President were Dean'00 · 19 and Mrs. Auuell.The history group was stationedHow the day's 'ac- in the ·J�eYlldtl� club theater hut thelarger part of the crowd was down": beforereduc-interest.tivities on the tennis stairs in the club reading room.court, eat golf, or Frappe W&lS served in the n�rth endbaseball, are all re- d the reading room.counted in the eve- The University hand played severalning-the plays made selections early in the evening, andor missed; the blame placed; the ex' the Glee club sang. The program ofrhe Glee cluh follows:cuses offered If you use a S�clding The Splendor. Fallsimplement you can afford to listen Bugle Song \Valtonto the other fellow's excuses, "Picanniny Lullaby MasonThe Spalding 1913 Catalogue will aid Annie Lauric. Our finest Chesterfield overcoats reduced. Excellent materials,hand tailoring.$50.00 Chesterfield overcoats reduced to$35.00 Chesterfield overcoats reduced to$25 and $30 Chesterfield coats reduced to $32.20$23.50$17�50The Urrivor s ity marshals and aidesreceived the guests at the entrance ofthe Tower group. l\�andel was usedas a checking room. The entire clubwith the exception of the pool andhilliard rooms was gnven over tothe reception.you in selecting the best implements'for .all Sports,;....A. G. Spalding & 'BrosAll our fine ulsters reduced.' Made from chinchillas & Irish friezesas well as staple meltons in splendid shades of gray and blue,Florence M. MJersFtOWER SHOP FRESHMAN SWIMMERS WINDUAL MEET FROM VARSITYYearlings Win by Score of 34 to 30After Fast 100 YardS •WlID..- Special Reduction to Students$35 and $40 ulster overcoats reduced to .$25.00$25,'and $30 ulsters reduced to $18.00 and $20.00FOR T.HE PROMBy capturing eight points in the'iinal event, the roo yard swim, the'"reshman swimming team defeatedthe Varsity yesterday hy a score 0'�-l to 30 .. 'Ray White �and Pavlicek<I�f;ated ·-·�eff. and, Goodman of till'Varsity in 'an exciting finish in this'-;!ver:tt� :"WI�en ;the race was started: he . score stood 29 to 26 in favor of-�he' V:ttsity. arld the Freshmen need-�(i first and -sJcond place to win thePhone Hyde Park 381377 E. 55th St.SECOND FLOOR, SOUTH ROOMSHOE REPAIRING-We.Specialize in:Quality of MaterialExcellency of Wor�aaship ,Promptness in execution of ordersand Courtesy.L'1 !MALT MARR·OWItDR CROTHERS' WILL SPEAKAT SERVICES TOMORROWj..ect.�rer and Author Is Again Uni·the '. versity' -Pr�acher=-Is PastorRay White. t.o.!'� .. �.1�. lead at<tart with ·Neff, .Goodrnan and Pav- in Cambridge.I '.. .: \. ._ • ";icek-strurig out 'ir(lhe order named.'For four and a half 1engths there Tho Rev, Dr. Samuel McChordwas no char�� In.' po�tions, but in Crothers, pastor of the First Parishrhe last twc+ty yards Pav licek start- church of Cambridge, Massachusetts,�d a spriut sand passed hoth Neff and will. be the Univcrsity preacher' to­Good·�lan·. : 'Ray \Vhitc: of the Fresh- morrow and the following Sunday.men took fir- t plr cc :n)hc plunge for Dr. Crothers, who has preached indistance, makr g' t l.e �length of the Mandel on previous occasions, iswidely known through his contrihu-tions to magazines, especially his» crics of papers on "The GentleReader. Among his later hooks arc"The Understanding Heart," "ThePardoner's wsu«.: and "The End­less Life.".: Dr. Crothers was ordained in theUnitarian mini-try in 1882, afterwhich he held pastorates in NewEngland and the Middle West. Forthe past 19 years he has been pastor'of the First Parish church of Cam­brulgc, and has served for some timeas University preacher at Harvard.meet.TEST USSMITH-GOODYEAR11M ... , 13n1 Street.Opposite Postofrice. NIt Strencthens"THE TONICOP THE AGEu==============��DERBY CLUB.6116 Cottage Grove Ave.BILLIARDSO�LY40C Per HourBest App�inted Roomon the South Side8 Full Si;.!e Tables ltIalt Marrow is a great brain builder-eit is recommended by physicians .. ;...�Druggists Sell It.Producers ofALMA Mi\TERI&Av�y Malt Marrow Departmenttank in :,'(' I-�. 'which. is exceptional­Iy good time f(' r a practice meet.Moore of the Varsity took the 'only'first place .tbat.fhe Varsity won whenhe defeated Sh.irl�Y and Lyman in��m�����������: the 100 yard breast stroke.Summaries.. Pl,!nge for distance- \V on hy RayWhit� . t.Fn.-�rmlAn). Lyman (Varsity)second, Neff (Varsity) third. 60 feetin :3C') 1-5.40 y�ard swim-\Von by Pavlicek(Freshman), Neff (Varsity) second,cTCpnnor (Freshman) third. Time:�2100 yard breast stroke-\Von hyMoore (Varsity). Shirley (Freshman)second. Lyman (Varsity) third. Timo-I :27 4-5.100' yard swim- \Vori hy RayWhite (Freshman), Pavlicek (Fresh­man) second. Neff (Varsity) third.Timc.-:T: 1 2 4-5..100 yard" back strok� Won hyPavlicek (Freshman), . 'H<>llings';':worth. {Varsity) second, O'Connor(Freshman) third. Time-I:3T 2-5.220 yard swim-Won hy j-{ayWhite (Freshman), Goodman (Var­sity), second. O'Connor (Freshman)third; Time-.l:06 2-5. -Rehly:-Won hy Varsity (Goodman,Hollingsworth. Moore, Neff). '..2304-8 South Park.A. venue.Phone Calumet 5401M. ShindermanTAILOR$32 for $22.During February I will make youa $32 suit for $22.Material and WorkmanshipGuarantee:!CLEANING and PRESSINGiamiuSGuwnnmzsm"ltal fl!Iairdressine 'Manicurine iClliro ••• )' :The Daily Maroon I. DOW on sale atthePren. ,tMrs. Gervaise Graham !I.,IMAROON ADSThe Daily Maroon the balance of ,·��tI.n Ralhllne.BRING RESULTS(Opposite Field's-ullder Huy1«'. .the y�ar for $1.50••. - ...... :--,"#". -:THE DAILY MARO��� sATti'Rb-AY. FEBRtJARV 8, 19t1;-�,�-�,������������������;;�;;;;�;;;;��.. �... �.. ��.. �-.���·��-�tou�-:··=�:·��a�is�·����·��·�·I;'-�··�.�-�.���C�A�M�PU�S �ICTURES DESIRED�----------�----------------------------------------------------==�tIBOTANY DEPARnYENT:P"l' - ·':--=1·· ..... · ��-LAND GIVES TALK Mr. Robereson A!ks for Stereopticona Y$ �.� �- ...'lide MateriaL! � Professor anel Mrs; Coulter enter­. ia�ae.d the:iacutty.· and students of the. :---,�"':�i Botany department last night at the8bttlftY" bilildiDg. . Professor Landgaft�a �talk':a�d'1show�d 'Ms 'picture:',. I of ':Samoan' life. The � building .was'dCcoffled on, aU floors with: ferns�ild palms 'from the University green­ll�..' The �)danicllre girls, ,·a rollicking.�usicai co�eay 'is the head liner at.,thcs,,: Empress next week. and they.&b�uld�p,"o� a-great sensation herein··Chicago,. as they, have throughout.their tour in' the � Eastern. states.l'hif�c&m�y: is composed of: an elab-.os:ately· staged dance, innumerable60ngs With:a bevy of pretty. girls andfUll.·m��n,,� comedians. The. 'Ombras,know,,: .as- the: barbaric human cy­clones will offer· their mile-a-minutecomed, .. bar sensation that. has moreNATIONAL AUT'BOBS· R 624 - 1543 ·�i-oad""i la\lgb5:than any other act on theINSTITUTE NEW YORK CITY- .vauci�!itl� stage. Following thin������������������������������������������� �t come�'the.E�a: L�· Quarteue�';hich -:is undoub�ed.ly. vaudeville's.£oreaU:;·st q�artette. �f ,lady vo�al',ists.· Mary Biglow. and. CompanyEI" P·,.-R·.E-S· S JEFFERSONiM�ElSq?'9 ��'��:h:.��d�ri::'��:�:7:;,t 55th Street and Lake Avenue.- CELIA' LOm.· --. Junior men and women win holdfamous'" all �.a�g� the .circuit of the the first joint luncheon next Friday·THEATER J 'NOVELTY PHOTOPLAY . in-New.lmitad;"' .. : '. sum ... .,· aqd, Co�idiQe- road shows, in Hutchinson cafe, Because of the..... � uuI .Cettap"i_Gro�. Ave (o'ive Heels nigbtly 01 tbe latest moYIDc GEO�'G»'BElJ�eo. With· Golrriour and, LaTour. in char- large attendance at Junior luncheons"'* 5hz _ SlIILIIat.Feb. 9 pictures. nest oflUu�lc by blgb clD88 in "The Sicn·ol t1Ut�"''' aeter- singing: and as· talking com- in the past Mr. Barrels has agreedS_J.I.lVAN a CONSIDINE. eeehestra, Come and hear our new $7.500 HE�,.TIIIBBltQt��, ,ediaM ... aclded. t9-: this. big.. vaudeville to a reduction in prices. It is hopedpipe organ. The � �!"'!� �� -..;,. 'I " bill one can rest assured. they are that the luncheon will arouse interest,ROIlVC:ING DEPARTMENT. .�ANNOUNCE TONIGHT Barrett a 'StaDtoo# L;1aII-*"� goiDi�to-·see...-60mething out of the in the selection of Junior councillors,worth, 1I�ect;th,� 8�, ..... ,.. �re.ry:-wh't'1r thty visit theEmpress although members of th. class wil!International Conspiracy (3 parts) Arabs; F�o�! .. � �!!� � .. _ �l1.�·�...:..Advertjsement. not be asked to give speeches.Mutual Weekly No.6.'I ,'''�''''''''_ •. '' • RoPickiDc �l Musical COJU-ed7 ' Tabloid·THE MANICURE GIRLSEULA LEE . QUARTETTE'YDdeviDe'. Foremost Quartette ofLadyVoc:aJists.�Y BIGELOW a COMPANY�tiDc "Her Gentleman Friend"GILMOUR & LA .TOUR� SiDciug and TalkinC Com­edians.THE OMBRASla. tMir·, Mbe-A-MiDUte Comedy BarSeasatiOD.Write Ideas for Moving Picturevou . CAN WRITE PHOTO PLAYS ANDEARN 125 OR MORE ·W£-EKLYWe Will Show You How!-If you have ideaa-if 70G caD THIN K-we will show you the secrets of this faadUdnC Dew, pr-...feuion.' Positively no experience or literary excellence necessary. No "flowery Janauace- fa ..... ted.The demand for photoplays is practically unlimited. The big film manufacturers. are' MIIIOYiqheaYeDf and earth" in their attempts to get enough good plots to supply the ever increasiDc :'. dcmaa4.They � offering $100. and more. for single scenarios, or written ideas.We have received many letters from the film manufacturers, such as VITAGRAPH.i' EDIJO.�.!ESSANAY, LUBIN, SOLAX, IMP, REX, RELIANCE, CHAMPION COMET, MEL�S;. ETc;.1II'Cinc us to send photoplays to them. We want more writers and we'll gladly tec:ch'),OIItt1Mt:'ACr'eta ofsuc:cesa..: We are seIIiq ,lIotopl.,1 writteD�b, people who "Ilever !lefor. wrote .: Ime for p ........ "Perhaps we can do the same for you. If you think of only one good idea every � and WIll WrIteit 01lt as directed by us, and it sells for only $25. a low figure,YOU WIlL URN SIOO MONTHLY FOR SPAR�' W�.SEND YOUR NAME AND ADDRESS AT ONCE FOR FREE .COpy OgFREE OUR ILLUSTRATED BOOK, "MOVING PICTURE PLAYwlUtlHG"D •• 't hesitate.you and your future. Don't arcue. Write NOW and learn just what this :-.ew profession may' meua forAJlUSEIiENTS AMUSEMENTS. AIIUSEIIDTS_,-------------------------First Time in ChicagoHENRY MILLER-m-"The Rainbow,",with the Original New York Cest 'pOWE�'Maurice. c-iIpNeIl rjw . $HENRIETT«;·OROIIIIAtI:in ·H .. ·Late.t· a4'�II.: •.CilbaWt· .-n.. tiIi,'DiIIIl'Finney's Luck (comedy)Saw Wood (comedy)SUNDAYGol,! Is Not All (2 parts)AND OTHERSADMISSION'Main Floor, all seats • _ • • • • 10Balcony, all seats. ••••••••• SC EKPR�IIIPORn.GOOD.ACTS Photographs or negatives of cam- �pus happenings, either out,.d0c?r.events or Iestiviries within tlie'halls,are desired hy Assistant Professor.Robertson, with which to cOnipletcihis collection of slides for. stereopti­con view'S."A great many' University peoplehave photographs' of 'the campusgatherings and 'flash-light views ofparries in the h�lls." said Mr. Rob­ertson yesterday "and we .should ap­preciate their willingness' to :Iendthese views for a short time. We areendeavoring to complete oUT collee­tion of slides. which we send toalumni gatherings in various· parts .­(If the country. Pictures' of the' ju�e .Convocation and the Harper librarydedication are especially needed atthis time. h.ut we want campus pic­tures of every kind. Any such pie­tures or negatives should be· sent to .me at the President'S office in H�r­per, and will be carefully handledand returned."JUNIOR CLASS WILLGIVE LUNCHEON iNCOMMONS ON FRIDAY�··-,·r.� .r.�.· � �n��'I�����0���.�.�.. �.������ � ����� __ � __ � __ ��. " .. �ti.��;" .'* �.�:The It.':�r�'�. ..'. Ol1R�;WIVB�k��"' ..with���,(;Price. '50-7''''- A, ., ....p�.NfP�··WID. A. �.�I •. 'ffi.:. _.. U • La. @_ .. �_.............. .�,Th��=��'�Jri .-c:,·of� �.B�!··SEASON WEICHTS�.·.r .': ". '.',' : .tBy a..<.�. Materials of a weight· suitable for year roundAn Americm' �f.oC� T0-:4a7• we&r---at sale prices'. sui ·ind, btra: TralSers $30 to $50'l .GARRICK.New York Winter Garden Co. inTHE PASSING SHOW OF 1912Biggest Musical Revue-Star CastILLINOISPRICESI Oc--28e-3OcCOLONIAL'l11e Bie lIasdal Success..THE ROSE MAID"t Seata: Eves. and Sat. Mat. $1.50Wednesday 'Matinee, $1.00 IAMERICAN MUSIC BALL'OLVMPie!'Nora BAYES Jack NORWORTHIin "THE SUN DOJ)GERS" ua . ._�..u.. HeDr)P' ....... _" .... va'"Hawthorae of the U. S. A.p.lL.lCE IlUSIC lULLSecond Triumphant Week.NAPIERKOWSKAs.:uational Polish Danseuse Class­i4tae i. the Arabian Pantomime "TheCaptive."LMcIie CUI', Ed •. Ford � Girls;II'�, Oilfoil, Great Howard, Don..... ., • .,.. • Addis.Sophie Tucker-.-"'1Iii? Gardea of Rqtime." LASALLE TimTHE GIR.L AT THE GATEThe Seaton's Best Musical Comed�with the "La Salle'. Best Castl"Pop. Mat. Tues. 4. Thurs. 25C to $1 I The Daily Maroon the balance ofthe y�ar for $1.50.I,.. . .t::< __ :•• ,.,.. te · .....11,& au.et..... I[".......� �A. N. JERREIIS, lIaJIaIU.TAILOR FORYOUNG IIBN,,,L JIll 1"-'-'11 I 1......,' .... ---.11 lIt:-"'-:. ," TtPEWRITERS RENTED".-$5.00' for' Three Months.. .E�. macbiqe gqaranteed to be in fine working order,... ,wm � kept � during' term of rental.W�· deli� � �aChine and call for it at the end of.�""�tam We also' have for sale a fine line·of Fae­tOiy ReWt m� of .11 makes on which you can saveSO: .. '7S' per: c:en� ,T� Harrison 6388-6399COBAN'S GRAND -rHB .LIN�.� �'-_."-l,-, ... �." -·��warrIMG MACHINE COMPANYCHICAGOOPERA HOUSE Meon. Cohan. Harris praeDtDOUGLAS FAIRBANKS ia BLAC��O-NiiNAUIIOYA---we-a-� W....... Off .. the BiS.aIca1' GaiettUft ... BOY BLO (IIICORPORA TED)CIaica .. ,W....... J.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .