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THE DAILY IOWAN OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

Vol. 3 IOWA CITY, IOWA, FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1904 No. 100

SAW OTHER MUSEUMS DECIDE TO PLAY BALL ONE GAME WAS TIED TO HAVE CONVENTION INSPECTING COMMITTEE INTER-FRAT BASEBALL A THIRD NIGHT OF WHIST ZETS WILL EMULATE NA·

RETURN FROM EAST SURE GO TOURNAMENT TIONAL REPUBLICANS

Much Valuable Data Secured League Formed- Officers Elect- Kappa Sigma And Phi Delta Mock Convention for the Nom-prof. Nutting Gets Additions ed- Committee to Make Theta Tie- Tau Delts and ination of a President- De-

To Museum Specimens Schedule and Rules Betas Win Their Games tails to be Arranged

Prof. C. C. Nutting, Regent P. Another interfraternity base- Delta Tau Delta 1,000 The wheel horses of the re-K. Holbrook of Onawa and Ar- ba.ll tournament is assured. At Kappa Sigma 1,000 publican party who have any chitect Proudfoot who constitut · the meeting of fraternity re~re- Phi Kappa P i .500 doubt as to how the next repub-Phi Delta. Theta .500 ed a committee from the board ~enta.ti ves last night at the ig- igma Nu .500 Jican national convention should of regents to visit ea.stern mus- mao Nu house a.Pan-H Henic Ba e- Beta Theta Pl .333 be run can get some vnJuable eums with the idea of securing ball League was organized and Sigma Chi .000 pointers from the members of plans for Iowa's new science htl.ll officers were elected. Elbert of Last nights wbi t game didnot the ZeLagathiao litera.ry society ha.ve returned. The members of Beta Theta Pi was cho n presi- materiA.lly change the percent- of the State University of Iowa. the committee declare thl\t their deut of the lea.gue and McNett of a.ge of the variou teams. Phi At the meeting of that society trip was very profitable and Sigma Nu, secreta.ry a.nd trea- Kapva Psi was torn from the tonight plans wi.1l be laid for a they have secured da.ta which surer- The representatives of 1,000 mark by the Delta Tau mock republican national con­will be of great service in the the various chapters will proceed Deltas who played an unusualty ventiou. The members will be erection of Iowa's new science at once to the arrangement of a. strong game. Beta Theta Pi got divided up into delegations rep­ha.ll. The museums which were schedule of games and the com- out of the.OOO stati.on by defeat- resenting the variou states and visited by the committee were: pila.tion of a set of rules to govern ing Sigma Chi four up. The the convention will proceed to Field Columbian Museum Ohica- the tourntt.ment. Most of the failure of the percentage conduct such business is will ap­go; Museum of theCbicago Acad- representatives at the meeting table to show a more decided propriately come before it a a. emy of Science; Pittsburg's Car- last ni.ght expressed them elves change was due to the fact that national political gathering. None negie Museum; Wa.shington as favorable to the a.doption of Kappa Sigma and Phi Delta of the details ha.ve yet been work­National Museum; The Museum strict rules so that all possibility Theta failed to come to a. decis - ed out but will be tonight. of Oomparative Zoology of Har- of dispute might be eliminated. ion last night, the ga.~e being a. It is understood to be the tenor vard, at Boston; The American The series of games will begin tie. The tie will probably be of the convention that President Museum of Natura.l History at as soon as the weather will per- played off at some future date. Roosevelt be re-nominated by New York Oity. The members mit and the fraternity mep can Delta Tad D~lta. was repl'esent- acclamation as a sign of approval of the committee were gone get their arms limbered up. ed last night by Simpson and of his efficient administration of about ten days_ . The outcome of the tournament Middleton; Phi Kappa Psi by affairs. There is apt to be con·

One of the important de..ails will be watched with 1Oterest. Law and Thornburgi Kl\ppa sider able discussion over the which the committee especially Three such tournaments have Sigma by Moore and Herrick; questlOn of a platform as the pro­posted itself upon was the light been carried out in years past Phi Delta Theta by Loizeaux and bable delegates are somewhat question. The question of prop- and no one :fraternity ha~ s~c- ~lkers; Beta Theta Pi .by Fink; divided as to how far the Iowa ar lighting is one of the utmost ceeded in getting the tltQphy blUe and Elbert and SIgma: ChI Idea sha.lt be o.llowed to figure in importance in the erection of a twice. The tournament three b.y Ross and Edgerton. SIgma the makeup of the platform. museum building and is one years u.go was won by Beta Thetu. ~u did not pla.~, the series be- J .. 0. Johnson is said to be a that is most often neglected. Pi. Two years ago Sigma. Nu 'lng played at Sl~ma .Nu house. ca.ndldate lflr the office of tem· Prof. Nutting b~lieves that this was victorious and last year Ka.p- .Play nex~ week will be at the porary chalrma.n and ~ D. Hunt question will be well considered po. Sigma got the silver trophy. SIgma. Ohl house. Delta. Tau may be permanent chl:Llrman. in the erection of the Iowa Delta and Kappa. Sigma will de-Museum. President McLean Talks bate for first place theni BetH. Are Eating Poison

While in the east, Prof. Nutting Theta Pi and Phi Kappa Psi made arrangements for securing In interview in today's Regis- will meet,and Sigma Nu and Phi

Fifteen members of the Alpha Sigma medical featernity at the University of Michigan and four women students are imperilhng their lives for the cause of

a large amount of additional ter and Leader. President Geo Delta rrheta will be opponents valuble material for placing in E. MacLean sa.ys: Four games rema.in to be pla.yed. in the new museum here. The "We are "limply making a de­other large museums about the termined effort to get payment country are largely indebted to of a debt which the people owe the Iowa. museum for services themselves," referring which the Iowa science profess to the university appropriation ors have given them in expedi- bilL "Governor Cummins says tions and other scientific investi- not to use the word "request" gations. These obligations are of the legislature, but simply for to be paid in material for the us to Jay our needs before that new museum. The material can- body. There will always be peo­not now be brought h~re because pLe that are slow in realizing that of the lack of room and the dan. the university is theirs; that it is ger of fire but will be brought a part of the people and a part of in as soon as the new building the state. Then when a dollar is is ready. Much of the material spent in making the university will clime from the national mus- better it is an investment of a eum at Washington. dollar from which the people re­

Seven new compound micro­scopes have been placed in the Zoological Laboratery.

Miss Madge Young has gone to the home of her father, Dr. A_ M. Young, to recuperate.

Prof. A. A. Veblen will deliver lectures tonight and S~turday in Northwcod and other Iowa. towns.

W. H. Bremner, Iowa's Patron saint in athletics who is now city solicitor of Des Moines will be temporary cha.irman of tQday's republican convention of Polk county.

ceive the profits. Many pevple realize this fact, but there are some who don't. I have no com­plaints to make_ The university is growing in strength and use­fulness, aud the prospects for the securing of funds for the im­provement of Its different depart­ments are good."

S. E. Stllonfield L. '04 has been called home by the illness of his father.

Museum For Iowa science by eating a deadly poison to test its effects. Thi startling

Marengo Democrat:-Active experiment bas been going on s .. ..eps are being taken toward for several days but as all at­erecting a suitable building in tempts by outsiders to discover which to house the trea ures con· the nature of the poison have taiued in the Museum in the failed. Dr. A. E. Ebershoff of State University at Iowa City. the homeopathic department is The citizens of the state are not conducting the experiment and awu.re of the value of the collee- has made the announcement that tion of rare beautiful and curi- though the poison is a powerful ous things that have been made one the doses are to be very by the university management. minute in quantity Man! of the departments possess The drug was snipped from speCImens not to be found else- New York and at the same time where .. and that c.annot be dupli- it was sent to Michiga.n the New cated If l?st. It IS to be hoped York papers reported that it that ~C1dent may not befall was cyanide of cacodyl, a drug them 10 their presen,tJ unprotect- ten thousand times more deadly ~d state. A C0t?t?lttee IS now than Prussic acid. Three grains 10 the east examm10g the best o:f it thrown into a theltoter would structures for museum purpos- kill the whole audience. When es,. ~reparatory to planning a the experiment was begun only buildmg that shall supply the members of the medical fraterni­present needs and look towa.rd ty were aJlowed to undergo the the future as well. test, hut la.ter on four women

Columbia. Univereity has just paid off the last cent of its ath­letic debt, amounting to 112,590.

were also allowed the privilege on their earnest solicitation.

Dr_ W. L. Dean will soon de- The debt has been standicg for part for a. fortuight's stay in the several years. $7,000 of this southwest. in quest 01 rest and debt was paid by the football

Hal Willis and C. C. Foster have spent the last three days in preliminary survey work on the Davenport and Muscatine Inter· urban. recreation. association this year.

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A GenUe Knock

The IOWAN does not believe in knocking, but it does believe that no harm can come from calling attention to the disinclina.tion on the part of the students to lend their patronage to such enter­tainments as was given at the opera house last Saturday night by Henry Watterson. In most places the announcement that Henry Watterson was to speak would insure a packed house but it is a lamentable fact that those students who clubbed together to secure this date for Henry Watterson were compelled to go down into their pockets to the extent of almost '100 to ma.ke up the expense. And all of this in addition to the trouble they ex­perienced. The money from the sale of tickets just covered one half of the expense of the ven­ture.

Wha.t is the matter? Don't Iowa $tudents appreciate the

THE o A I LY lOW AN

value of an opportunity to heal' a popular lecturer on a popular subject? The faculty was well represented in the audience.

It is to be hoped tha.t the audi-torium which the university is soon tv get will stimulate an interest in such things as popu­lar lectures. Surely the stu­dents will feel a deeper interest in tuem if given under tbe au­spices of the university and in a university auditorium. In ad-dition to this fact, lecturers will feel freer to come under univer-sity auspices than under present conditions.

------Newspaper correspondents in

the various educational institu-tions are now busily engaged in telling of the promised strength of their baseball and track teams. The hard luck stories will be next in order.

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The board of managers of Carlisle are trying to sign Yost, the Michiga.n coach. as athletic director of the Indian school.

* * * Much disappro\'al is being ex-

pressed by students and faculty of Nebraska over the location of a new physic building on the athletic field by the board of reo gents of the University.

* * • At tbe Univer ity of Indianu, a

prize of 1wenLy-!ive dollars ba been otTered to the undergrad uate doing the best newspaper work for the coming year. This coverS the work done by students on the college daily.

Commencing Saturday night Miss Sager will hold the College Dancing School and Assem bl y at the Armory. All are cordially invited. Music by Mahana and Ogle.

The Newest IJnd Most 'DeslrlJble ..

ClGAF\S, .AND TOBflCCO And the beat assortment of Pipes and Smokers articles at very low priceB at the

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

WOO LEN S W. H. SWAFFORD, Prop. OPPOSITE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS

For coming sea Bon are now ready and are more varied than usual.

Your Inspection Is Desired

Jos. Siavata. Tailor

THIS IS TO REMIND YOU

That our Job Department i. at your service wben in need of PRINTING of any kind. Our price. are tow, considering tbe quality of our work.

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capital, 'SO.ooo.oo 114 South

Peter A. Dey, Pres. G. W. Ball. Vice-Pre ..

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Books, 8tationery, Student Supplies ments to that territory. The Iowa Pins and Souvenir Postals present tour will however in-

Waterman Fountain Pens elude a great deal of territory which the com puny has never visited. This excellent organi­zation a.t popula.r prices will be GET

,Simpson's PI ices the attraction here next Monda.y. The only WIloV to judge a play

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Colle.e anel Capitol St ••

Telephone to the contrary. Tha.t the new No. 312 play "A Millionaire Tra. mp" pos-

sesses these q nalificaLions is College Gowns, Caps proved oy the lu.rge audience

which have a.ttended every per· 'rhea~et~!~t~rl~!:hlp formallce this season. It i not

& •• k (acully gownund hoods the relic of an old fll.vorite travel­ling on its old reputation, but a

Cox Sons & Vinning new production now making one. 061 Fouth Ave., New York

itA Millionaire Tram pit come to ~he Operllo House next Thur -

Buclid Sanders, Pres. Wm.:Mu!IIler. Vice-Pree day night, and in all proba.bili ty, P. A. Korab. Cashier. J.C. Switzer. Ass'lCasb standing room only will be the

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Capital, $50.000.00 Surplu., $15,000 00 Hands gives 20 per cen t oft' on 114 South Clinton Street all goods for the next two week.

Come in and see our Crave-Peter A. Dey, Pres. Lovell Swisher. ea.bier nettes before the next rain. G. w. Ball, Vice-Pres. J. U. Plank, Ass'l Cash COAST & SON.

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Erodelphian Special a.t St. Brendan's Hall Saturday night.

The Ba.coniall Club meets on Friday evening, March 4, I\.t 7:30 in the Physics Lecture Room. The paper will be read by Pro­fessor Shimek on the subject: "The White Sands of New Mex­ico-lUus trat.ed. Text books for all Colleges . Note

Book •. All kinds of Waterman's Foun- ============ tain Pen., etc. Everything 80ld at the Sympathies from Ames very lowest prices. 1. S. C. Student:- Iowa is (JOn-

JOHN T. REIS sideringpla.ns for her gymnasium. We extend our sympathies be·

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BARTH, The Grocer us E. COLLEGE ST.

cause we have been doing tha.t same kind of considering for the Jast the years.

Not Enthusiastic Not more than half a dozen

athletes turned out to the meet· ing last night in the old capitol. The meeting had been ca.lled for a. consideration of the tra.ining table plan, the table to be sup· ported by the athletes them.sel ves. This apathy probably means no 1iraining tA.ble

------The members of Professor

Wilson's German Seminal' yes­t.erday heard an extremely interesting and instructive re­port on "Goethe, as a. Scientist" presented by Mrs. Leroy Weld, wife of Professor Weld, of Ooe College. Goethe's works and discoveries in the fields of Bot­tlony, Physics, Morthology and Geology were renewed in a very thorough and scholarly manner. Mrs. Weld was formerly Miss Lulu Graf of the cl'BSS of '02 and the report which is one present­ed by her IA.st year as a member of the Semina.r repeated by request.

Just the stuff those rich fritters at Rittenmeyer 's, 122 Iowa Ave.

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

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

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