lC!! every. day, 1114 lround a lIit 1114 It , so you will bay:': The nobbleet III ~r laid your eye. : : : :11, :>E STOlt aahington 8t1. =====-= THE DAILY }Cerie8 OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF Vol. 4 IOWA CITY, IOWA, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1905 STATE CHAMPIONS ANNUAL INSPECTION MUSICAL PROGRAMS LOW RATE SATURDAY IOWA TENNIS PLA YERS CAPT. TOMPKINS REVIEWS CONCERT BY APOLLO GLEE EXCURSION WiLL RUN TO = WIN TOURNAMENT IOWA CADETS CLUB TONIGHT DES MOINES rlitorium Next Meet Will be Held on the Excellent Showing Made- Com Dr. Gilchrist Will Give Organ Ames Is General Favorite Varsity Courts- Complete petitive Drill for Coast Sword Recital Next Saturday In State Meet But an Iowa We make Score of Matches This Afternoon Evening Victory Is Probable At the annual business meet­ The university ba.t.td.lion reo Tonight, at the Congregationsl Arrangements to" an excur­ ltd (SuccellOrto ing of the Iowa Tennis League ceived its annual inspection un­ churcb, will ocour the first pub· sion to Des Moines and the state L Westenb'anr) of which J . C. Monnet of Iowa. der t.he direction of the United lic concert of the Iowu. Apollo meet Saturday have been suc­ is chairman, it was decided States war department yester­ Glee Club. This organizatioo, cessful a.nd Manager Walker I1n · to completely revise the constitu· day afternoon, Captain Frank a.lthough organized only recently noune s a '2.25 round trif ra.te. tion for the next year, and the Tompkins being the inspecting by a number of the denta.l s tud· Tbe excursion train wi! leave State tournment for 1906 was officer. The full ceremonies of ents, is one of the foremos t musi· Iowa City at 7:80 Saturday morn­ ~El awarded to Iowa and will be held dress parade and guard mount caJ clubs ot t.he umveraity. ing, arriving in De Mines at on the varsity courts. were carried out by 'rhe program this evening will 11 o'clocki returning, the train Iowa won the state tennis Burnett and the st udent officers, consist of severH.l vocal numbers leaves Des Moines at .30. A . championship in both singles and the arms ware Inspected by by the club as a whole, together similar excursion will be run and doubles at Cedar Rapids Captain Tompkin. Music was with 8010s by prominent individ· from Orinnell,coupled to the Iowa \ts '£hursday, Friday, and Sa.turday furnished by the university ual m u ieians. A mong these ap· tra.in at t.ha.t place. A portion of last week. Monnet repre­ band. The drill was held on the pear the names of MiRS WsUa('e, of tbe grandstand bas been reo sented Iowa in singles and Cogs· grounds just east vf the armory, sopra.no; Mr. Davis, baritone; reherved for Iowa rooters and :ies wellaud Monnet in doubles. The which have recently been leveled and Mr. Beibenheimer, Jlutist. tickets are on sale at Wieneke' surprise of the tournament was and prepa.red for the use of the Miss Boyce ha.s also been se­ book store. the ease with which the Iowa ba.ttalion. A large number of cured to give one of ber readings. All rooters are r e que s ted doubles team went through Lhe spectators were present. These persons are the ones who to get their seats in tbe Iowa tournlloment and especiallY their La.st evening, wben seen by a accompa.nied the club in its reo section as the competition with one-slded vi.ctory over Ames in representative of the IOWAN, cent trip to Marengo, Victor, Ames in rooting will be livoly. the fiual round. Ames was 801· Captain Tompkins expressed a.nd othe! towns in this part of .Dope on t,be meet is plenty but most a favorite, yet the varsity hi msel! as being thoroughly the sta.te. an. forecasts contain provisory tea.m easily smothered them pleased with the drill beld yes­ GIIOh"llt MUIloilo clauses. No team claims the with a score of 6·2, 6-0, 6 3, win­ terdl\Y. Notwithst9.nding the Professor James G. Gilchrist meet unconditionally. Ames is ning at one time eleven consecu· disadvantagei under which the will give a concert Saturday the general faNrite throughout tive ga.mes. In the singles, Cul­ battalion ha.s been Itt.boring for evening at the Trinity church. the state, yet Ames men them· bertson of Coo put up a. good some time, in lack of a suitable Though very much in the nature selves are not over contldent. ILOR game. pla.ce for the military exercises, of a private musicale, all are in­ The meet wiIi in all probability Blatherwick of Grinnell lost neverthelesS", dec1u.red the officer, vited and no admission will be be the best ever beld and the PON­ 1l1rgely through over.anxiety a.nd an excellent showing was mH.de. charged. Profeuor Gilchrist is five larger scbools, Ames,Driloke, his own errors. The real match Captain Tompkins commended orga.nist at the Trinity church Normal, Grinnell and Iowa will SUN of the tournament was that be­ especially the evident ability of and was induced to give the con· range witbin a few points of each g TO tween Monnet and Stanton io the officers in cha.rge both of the cert by the urgent request ot other. Singles. St:t.nton. as he did in battalion and ot the various com· ma. ny university and townfriends Iowa dopists predict a to 85 the Ames meet" took the first set panies. 'rhe program is as follows: points for the Old Gotd from the readily, Monnet came back with Captain Tompkins is acting P ART I total amount. The high jump the second set a.nd the first two a.s judge at the drill this after­ Lohcngrin Wagner is universll.lly conceded to IowlL games of the third, but at this noon, in which the several com­ 1. Overture Barker has not been defeated In point Stanton reversed matters panies are competing, the captain 2. Prayer competition tbis year and bas and took four straight games, of the winning one to receive the 3. Approach to Cllthedral two firsts in former state meets putting him within two games of "W. P. Coast Sword." The com­ 4. Wedding March to his credit. Pa.rsons has also e~. the match. It was then MonneL's petitive drills for the individual 5. Bridal Chorul more than a chance for a place in NDOW S~ turn and he took the four games medals are also to be held within ,.argo.from Xerxel Handel this event. The mile reILlY thus necessa. ry to win II.nd gdove his fsr is due to low~ and on tn~ a, short time, though not im· PART II sheets of many the half mile re­ opponent jUit three points in the mediately. Symphony No.2 Haydn last sixteen p:lints pla.yed. Adagio-Allegro-Min nuto-Trio lay is likewise given the varsity Tomorrow morning Ca.ptain men. In tbe 440, Davis will The complete score of the Concerto No.1 (2nd. mO'lement) Tompkius will lea.ve for Fort place and first plH.Ce lies between meet is as follo ,v,,: Des Moines, where he is in com­ Handel Singles. First R oulld-Bl",th­ bimself and Hamilton. On paper ma.nd of one of the divisions of Berceuae Spinney the halt mile run should come to erwick, Grinnell bea.t. Craig, the Eleventh Cavalry Regiment. Madrigal (old French) Gullmant State r\ormal 6 0, 6-1. Monnet. Iowa. Young has made the dis­ March of the Prieata- Athalia tance in 2 min. 5 2·5 sec. in the Iowa beat Culbertson, Coe 6-2,6-3. Mendeluohn Second Round-Blatherwick, Mill Almost Completed ______strongest kind of competition Grinnell beat Cornell by default. The new coucentrator being Normal This Afternoon against the Ames runners. Monnet, Iowa beatS tanton, Ames put in by the engineering depart- The varsity ball team Hnes up Iowa can hope for very little 4·6, 6-4, 6·4. ment is almost finished. Mr. against t.he Normal nine this from the sprints. Humeston Final' Round-Y-onnet, Iowa Bryden iR now waiting for some afternoon. Iowa defeated Nor· for a while brightened tbe pros­ beat Blatherwick, Grinnell, 6·2, parts of the machinery that h!l.ve mal last week by the score of pect by coming out and easily 6-1, 6-2. not arrived yet. 10·3 at Cedar Falls. Kent will defeating all other sprinters, but Doubles. First Round-Cogs- The framework is all up and probably pitch for the varsity. it was too late to enter him in well and Monnet, Iowa be!~t the roof 00. The mill will be an the state meet. In the burdles a Goodyear a.nd Culbertson, Coo exact modal of a large mill in Rumored Protest of Hamilton tbird or better looks probable. 6·2, 6-3. Stanton aod Cessna, every particular even to the It is rumored that Hamilton of The Vl\rsity hurdle have bad bad Ames beat Blatberwicha.ndWest, braces on the timbers. The pow­ State Normal, likely winner of luc~ in all pre!ious contests and Grinnell 4·6, 9·7,6·4. er to ruo the mill will be furnish- the sprints and 440 at tbe state thetr comP*;'tlOn. perlo~mances Second Round- Stanton and ed by a six horse-power motor. meet,has been protested on good are poor. Rtley to t.he mlle looks Oessna, Ames beat Crllig sod It is not probable that the mill grounds. good !or seco~d place .but the Wallace, State Normal 60, 6-0. will be put in "ctuw operation two mIle can brmg nothmg bet­ Cogswell !Iond Monnet, Iowa, beat this year on account of the In.ck The Graduate Club met Satur- ter than third. The weigbts will Cornell by default. of ore. This will have to be day evening with Dean Weld. be primarily contested for by the Final Round-Cogswell and shipped from Dubuque or some W. D. Lovell, of Minneapolis, other teams leaving Iowa a poor Monnet, Iowa, beat Stanton and oLher mining district. The mill will deliver tbree lect.ures tbis cbance for a second in tbe dis· Cessna., Ames 6-2, 6-0, 6-B. will not only work zinc and lead week to the senior engineers. cus aDd third in tbe hammer. Sigma Cbi will entertain to- ores but will treat gold bearing The lectures will he ~iven to- The broad jumpers throughout murrow night in the K. P. balli. rock with equal ...e. night., tomorrow and Tb ursday Cootioued on page 4 THE DAILY IOWAN an T T Ii E D AIL Y 1:0 WAN a.re carried out, will be of won­ derful aid in making this meet VOLUME 4 NUMBER 148 another victory for the university. At Other School. avery Afternoon lbcept Sundays and Mondav. Come and Get Posted won the dual meet 8egl Of the Vldette-Reporter the thlrty-sixth year with Michigan Saturda.yat Ann and of the S. U. I. Quill the thirteenth year Arbor by the score of 70 5-6 to If you want to know what men are 551-6. wearing this season, a look at our ACTJ"G EDITOB-IN-CJIIJII' Spring Suits and Overcoats will be CARl. W. ROSS The seniors at Syracuse Uni­ productive of full information, these versity have chosen as their garments are representatives of the AIISOCIAT8 8DI1:0R8 class memorial a sidewalk to ex­ t,eslie McAuliff R. W. Sames tend from University place to latest fashions. Our clothing is to all Nellie A. Chase N. A. Crawford Jr. the Hall of Languages. intents and purposes custom made. J. J. I.amb It also has the advantage of being The University of Michigan ready to put on and there is no guess­ T. B. I': terman R. 4 . Oliver defeated Illinois last Friday and claims the western cha.mpion­ ing about it. You see just how you DS PAaTMRNT a EPORTE RS are going to look in it before you buy Murry Wildman. Oollege of Homeopathy ship. Sanger of Michigan pitch· C. E. Richard. Oollege ot Medicine ed a no-hit game. it. It is just as good inside as it is W. D. Weller. College of Dentistry outside and the prices which range fr01l1 R. E. Humphrey. Oollege of Pharmaoy Decla.ring that the food served R. M. Anderson. Graduate College them at the Academy Commons CAPITAL - is unfit to eat, almost the entire " $10.00 to $20.00 IOWAN PUBLISHING Co .. PUBLISHBRS stndent body at Morga.n Park: Geo. W. t,ewl.l. Pre• . M. A. HEMSING. ACTING MANAGBR. Academy went O'lt on a. strike Indicate a clean saving of half over a~ . w. Koonta.Cash. yesterday. the cost of equally good made-to­ AddrelS all oommunioatloll8 The Medics, Dents and Phar­ measure. THE_DAILY IOWAN macists of the University of Iowa Citv. Iowa Minnesota have decided to issue

an a.nnual of their own because capital. $50.000.00 Entered as aeoond 01 ... mall matter. Nov­ they could not get proper repre­ lH Soutn CI ember 12, 1\103 at the post ollloe at Iowa Clty. sentation in the collegiate book. Iowa. under the Aot of ConlTe.. of Maroh 8. tm. University Calendar l5he Golden Eagle Pt'ter A. De),. Pre •. a w. Ball. Vloe-Pru. May 23-IowaApollo Glee Club Plr Year. lfpaldberoreJlnulryl ...... 2.CO FIRST NATI Per Year If pal" atter January 1...... 12.60 eO,neert. Per Semester ...... 11 .• May 26-Hamilton Club Pre­ Capital $100,000 Per Month...... 40 DtaacTOll1- Peter liminaryand "No Cinderella" by Lumsden J(u.ll. Il. ParlOus. Per Slnllie COIlV...... 01 Public Speaking Students at ftice with The Unlveralty PreIS Company Opera House. Brobten Panitorium Club 21 Waabington St•• Telephone No. 108 May 27-State meet. Cleaning, Preasing and Repairing of Ladies' and Genta' Cloth­ PEOPLES' Advertlilmentl and Notle .. mUlt be In June 3- Conference Meet. ing. Good. called for and d~livered free. Ladies and Gcntl the IOWAN oHlee by II o'eJoek of thl daY The best full dress fnrnishings ------SHINING PAFLOR.------of pubUeaUon In order to InlUl'llnllrtlon. in town at MAX MAYERS. St,rictly Both 'Phonrs J 66 HO Iowa AVCAUC Coplea fonale and eubaorlptioll8 taken at the Arcade Book Store. the University Book; Store Ladies' ga.rments clea.ned and Iowa Book Store and at the IOWAN Office dyed at the City Steam Dye Works. KdltorTo-day -- N. A. CRAWFORD Jr. We clean a.nd press 5 coots, 5 S 'TUDfiNTS vests, 5 pants and give 10 shines 1IEMI ••••••••••• The annual inter-collegia.te ath­ for $2.00. Sam Tanner, Mgr. Wh~n Giving a Smoker call at letic meet ot the state of Iowa, Dress club 25 Washington St. as every student in the univer­ WANTED-By Cticago Man­ .. Fink's New Cigar Store .. sity doubtless already knows, ufacturing House, person of will be held in Des Moines next trust worthiness and somewhat For all Smokers Supplies Saturday. All of the more pro­ fa.mlliar WIth local territory as OPPOSITE MAIN CAMPUS ENTRANCE assistant in branch office. Sa.lary ======-=====:z: minent colleges and universities J18 paid weekly. Perma~ent of the state are to be represent­ position. No investment re- ed, and that it will be a good, quired. Business established.. c. E. ANDERSON strong meet is a certainty. Previous experience not essen­ John essentia.l to engaging. Address, Whether or not the University Manager Branches, B23 Dear­ of Iowa will win this contest, is born St., Chicago. Men' s Tailor & Draper an open question. The uni ver- $3.00 to Is.oo a Day 306 First Avenue. G.. and Hotel Block t sity has an excellent team and • an excellent coach, but so have To agents selling Ziegler's lab­ Cedar Rapids • • • Iowa eled Jelly Covers. Sells on sight many of the other schools. to every housewife. Fits all Nevertheless, we st.and II. good gla.sses, prevents mould, is s show of winning the meet. time saver and Ca.ll be used re­ The IOWAN, however, does peatedly. Sa.mples free. A. W. Murphys Rigs Are Right not intend to make prophecies; Ziegler & Co., Box J. Berlin, Wis. Carriages for Parties a Specialty it wishes simply to mention a few things that will go a long TERMS STRICTLY CASH way toward securing a victory The Most Popular Col1cre Sonrs in this contest. One of these The Most Popular College Song. (New) Corner Capitol and College C. A. Murphy, Prop. consists in a large attendanoe of .so New College Songs (New) New Song. for College Glee Clubs Ladies' SUI the student body at the meet. New Song. for Male Quartets There ought to be many willing 100 New Kindergarten Song. Jackets al to go to Des Moines not only for Son,. of the University of Pennlyl- OUR SODA FOUNTAIN IS NOW IN OP~RATION Silk Suits, Taffeta the sake ofseeing a. good contest vania Son,s of the Univeroity of Michigan but even more for the sake (If Special ele Songe of the Eastern College. Ice Cream Sodas 5,: on Jackets supporting the team of the uni­ Song. of the Western College. • • versity. If you go, your pres­ Song. of All the College. Ice Cream per gallon $1.00 110 S. Second St. senoe will help to encourage the Songa of the Flag and Nation • Eve .. ythlng Satllfacto.. y. If not men who will uphold Iowa's ath· Song. of Waohington and Jeifer80n you .. money will be .. efunded .... letio record. And if you go and College ~ Song.of Haverford Colle&"e SPECIAL RATES MADE FOR PARTIE., . ·OCIALS, ETC. carry OD systematio and persist­ ent rooting, your presence will ...... AT ...... be still more of an enoourage­ HUGHES' MUSIC STORE, IOWA CANDY KITCHEN·' ment. These two things, if they . Clinton Street ___.IBllla __...... ~ .. to I. CUnton St. THE DAILY IOWAN Begwood's FIOronor8 CnocoIatesuniver~~t~HE Place men are at oUr rboa. c. CarsoD. Pres. Will. A. FrJ. CaIIbt.r Conference Information J. C. CocbraD. Vice Pre. 0.1.. Palko oUI·, Cull ~rfJtIj~tl»iJiffJ"ffJtfdj~t{djtJjiijOOfIji{JOO"ffJi:/iJfJ; will be Instructions from the secre· these Johnson County Savings Bank tary-treasurpr of the conference of the Iowa City, Iowa graduate committee to Manager CapItal - - - - • - SIIII.Ol'O.OO is to aU IIUrplua alld Undivided Pro/Jt.. sel.M.OO Walker u.nnounce tblt.t prelimin­ m made. D.IlSCTOIl.:-Tboa. C. CANIOD, lobD. T. JODei aries in the quarter mile will be II. l. MOOD. B. P. aowmaD. C. P. I,ovelace, J. C run on Friday afternoon the day of being CocbraD, lIax Ma,er. B.P. WbJtacre, 8.I..CloM IAthleticl no guess­ preceding the main meet, so ~ ~ how you that there shall be only nine Roclld Rand.,,.. Prea. Wm. MUlser. Vlce-Pre-. starters in the finals. Prelimin· . ~ Looks Should be Played up ~ you buy P. A. Itorah. Cuhler. J C."wlt.er. A... · ' Cad•• aries will also be held in the as it is IOWA CITY pole va.ult the same attarno() u range frol'1 STATE BANK only those'contestants going 10ft. ~ If your figure is good, spread it out. Our double I~ and 6 in. qualitying for the finals. ~ breasted sacks are gymna iums of strength. CAPITAL - - '65,000.00 There will be a relay race, pro· ~ Tht'y square away the muscular and bolster up : vided there are tour entries and ~ the drooping- IIO.OO to $22.50. Oeo. w. I.ewla. Prel. &10"&0 BrowD. Vice· Prell three starters. half over Geo. W. 1t00Dta, Calh. J. B. Switzer. A.. ·t Cuh made-to- The discus which is to be uled CITIZENS in the con test has for the tirst time been accurately described THE GOOD CLOTHES STORE SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. as tollows: The discus shall be I i BANKERS of smooth hard wood body, with· CAplt.l. ' 50.000.00 SurlllDI•• 15.000.00 out linger holes, weighted in the 114 South Clinton Street center with lead discs and cap­ ped with polished brass disc, gle ffler A. De" Pre.. I,onll Swllher. Ca.hler with steel ring on the outside. o W. Ball, Vloe·Prel. J. U Plank. A•• ·t Ca.h IMax Mayeri The weight of the discus shall FIRST NATIONAL BANK be four and a half pounds; out ~ Suoo•• ao .. to Bloom • Mey... ~ side diameter eight inches; Capital $100,000 Surplus 50,000 thickness in center, two inches. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ D'IlSCTOIlI- Peter A. Dey. Co S. Welch.. .r•. B. B. ParIOD •• J. I.. Turner, O. W. No other than the above discus Club can be used. Ut8' Cloth· PEOPLES' STEAM LAUNDRY ,. • • • • ">- NOTICES ">- ., nd Gentl Corner Jowa Ave. and Unn st. StudeDt. IDd faculty member. ore requtlted Opposite University Hospital... to aend all notice. to Tu. D.t.U. T 10 W.t.1I for publication. Notice. mUl l be left at THe lowall For Quality in Groceries olliee or the Pre. ldent'. olllce before 11:00 .t. . iii. St,rictIy Hish Gracie Work --G0'l'O- o Iowa AVCAac ONLY S. O. Headquarters Battalion of SUEPPEL' S TOMS., RUPPERT No.9 Cadets, State University I Pbone Bell C·Ii8. J. c. 86 I 01 Iowa, May 16, 1905. .~ TS I. The Annual War Depart­ \.. • • • • '1M ••••••••••• ment Review and Inspection of the Ba.ttalion will take place, BriIIS that, SWeet, t,oot,b of yours t,o t,be Monday the 22hd Inst. tl.t 4 p. m Brunswick. under the supervision of Captain Hey! UNIVEIlSITY PLAa ...... set it. filled tore .. Frank Tompkins, U. S. A., act­ IjIGIj G~ADE ing Inspector General of the De­ with IOIU 01 our Home M4cIe CaadieI •••••• CIGARS partment of Milsouri. Attend­ I ance at tbis tormllotion is essen· HIGHEST GRADE OF WORKMANSHIP GUARANTEED Nos. 121 - 12~ IOWA AVENUE tial in order to receive credit for the semester work. •• IN THE BAKERY AND CONFECTIONAilY LINE. II. The Annual Competitive drill between the Cadet Com pan- .,.______1 ______.. John H. Pope ies for the "Coast & Son" Sword iii and the "H. J. Wienecke" Gold Meda.l, wiH take place Tuesday raper the 23rd lnst. at 4 p. m. Ladies' III. Captain Frank Tompkins Lewis and' Clark 11 th U. S. Cu.valry, Acting In­ Iowa spec~or Department of the Miss­ Fashionable ouri will judge the contest. IV. The subject covered will embrace the Manual of Arms Exposition I\nd the School of the Company, ight TAILOR excluding platoon drill. A full IIottandance will be required. By Order of Commandant. At Portland, Oregon, June 1 to October 15, 1905. Chicago had ita "Midway"- St. Louia had Ita "Plke"-Port­ .. and retailer of.. land will have Ita "TraU." Opportunities at Oacoma, S. D. Every American Interested in the progre.. of thia country, and. all otber countries, in iDdultry, art and adeuce, ahould The town of Oacoma, Lyman coun­ plan to "bit the Trail" to Portlaod. ty, South Dakota, i. located on the Ladies' Suits, Skirts, weat bank of the Mlaaouri river, oppo­ An excellent opportunity to become acquainted with tbe .ite Chamberlain. With the comple­ Paci6c Northwelt. The advanced .tate of ita educational and. Jackets and Furs tion of the Lyman county n:tenalon of bualne.. enterprlaea will lurpriae the Eaaternel"-it il a mar· the Chicago, Milwaukee &: St. Paul veloul country. ION Silk Suits, Taffeta Walking Skirts railway, Oacoma will become the dl .. Go via Rock Ialaud. Syatem and Itop off in Colorado - .,ilit tributing and ahlpplng point for a Salt Lake City-Yellowatone National Park- aee the mOlt for Special Close Prices populoul and productive area larger Jour money. on Jackets and Suits thaD the state of . Tbetown­ aite ia be&lltiful, well drained, haa the Full detalll of excuraion ratea on requut. 110 8, Second St. Cedar Rapid. advantage of railway and ateamboat tranlportatlon and ia bound to become one of the moat Important trade cen­ tera of Soutb Dakota. About June 1 there will be a aale of c. ·A. SCHMIDT town lot. offering excellent opportunl­ 11. D. Breene, tiea for profitable inveatment. BUll­ ne.. lDeD who are aeeking good. loca­ . Agent. tiona for mercantile entel'priaea will do Bakery well to identify themaelvea with Oaco­ Iowa City, Iowa ma. Watcb for dates of ucuraioDS to I. CUnton St. Iowa CJf;J fortb.~.otO.com.toWDJo~ ...... • ., T:HJE D A IL Y lOW A N

TIME TABLE CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 buy three and a half Ihoes every day, 1114 " the state have made startling think you had better look around a bit u4 ret Cedar Rapid. and Iowa City the best there is. If you do 80 you wlll bD,CIIt records but none of them are ¥OLJ of our new tan oxfords. The Dobbleat .. Co. Railway. Light reliable which mr..kes Barker a slickest shoes you have ever laid your eyea 01, probability in this event. Smith for men at Electric Car leave I Iowa City at may do something in the pole 5:30 a. m •...... 7:00 a. m. MORTON'S SHOE STORE vault but not much better tha.n a DOl'I'T Corner Clinton and Washington St .. 8:30 a. m ...... """'''''''''''' .. .. 10:00 a. m. third. 11:30 a. m ...... 1:00 p. m. It is allowed by those who are 2:30 p. m ...... 4:00 p. m. familiar with the abilities of the 5:30 p. m ...... 7:00 p. m. va.rious that the winning team Our Lnundry Service Vol. 4 8:30 p. m ...... 10:00 p. m. will not run up a high score and 11:30 p. m. that 30 points might even carry IS PERFECT off state honors. Electric Car leavel Cedar Rapidl at ------5:30 a. m ...... 7:00 a. m. Snedicor Wins Debate We employ only experienced help. We 8:30 a. m ...... 10:00 a. m. The Annual Pickard Prize wash and Iron every day 11:30 a. m ...... 1:00 p. m. Contest in extemporaneous de­ 2:30 p. m ...... 4:00 p. m. bate was won Saturday night by 5:30 p. m ...... 7:00 p. m. F.E. Snedicor. The victory ca.r­ 8:30 p. m ...... l0:00 p. m. ries with a reward of $20.00 tak· THE C. O. D. STEAM LAUNDRY 11:30 p. m. en from the fuud established for 211-213 Iowa Ave ...... Both Phone this purpose by former president Mileaite books, value $6.50 sold Josiah L Pickard. for $5.00 The question fot'deba.te was: "Resolved, tha.t the action of the Special rates made to parties prudential committee of the POMPEIAN of ten or more on application American bOa.rd of foreign mis­ Baggage, 150 lbs. carried free. sions, in accepting the Rockfel· Massage Cream ler gift of $100,000 was justifi­ CLEANSES WHERE SOAP naa able." The debate was virtually TIME TABLE extemporaneous inasmuch as AND WATER FAIL The Rock Island System the question was ml\de known to the contestan~s Saturday morn­ Washing with soap and waST BOUND ing. water makes the face look Most of the debaters chose clean, but it cleans the No. 5-Expresl ...... •.... 4:53 a.m. the affirmative side of the ques­ surface only. It does not No. 37-Falt Mail . .••••.... 8:32 a.m. tion and made strong speeches, clean out the impurities Distincti~1 in the akin that make No. 23-Exprell ..•.•. . ••.•. 12:20 p.m. though the time for preparation to dress-our No. 69-Mail and Exprell •• 2:12 p.m. wa.s short. The judges of the de­ it muddy and sallow. No. 1-Exprell ...... •••. 5:10 p.m. bate were J. W. Rich, Dr. Lord Pompeian Massage Cream correct style No. 41-R'ky Mountain lmtd l1:45 p.m. and Dr. Merritt. Secoud and goes through the surface. third places were awarded to It sinks into every pore­ Oxfords-Tans for BAST BOUND reaches and loosens all to Ra.y Files a.nd R. T. Swaine Business-Patents No. 38-Exprels ...•... '" 10:56 a.m. respectively. The list of com­ foreign dirt and impuri­ No. 42- R'ky Mountain lmtd li:31 a.m. petitors includes the following: ties that lodge in, tue No.2-Local Passenger .... 4:10 p.m. F. E. Snedicor, Arthur C. Gor· pores. No. 24-Mail and Express .. 10:04 a.m. don, Ray Files, Ray Randall, B. It is the only facial cream No.6-Mail and Exprels .. 1:45 p.m. F. Wyland, A. H. Wright, R. T. free from grease and that Swaine, R. E. Jones, J. N. Paird, keeps the face free from it. Does not-cannot - same, NORTH BOUND and H. E. Dow. Be It No. 202 ..••...... • 6:15 a .m. ------promote the growth of No. 256 arrive 9:57 a.m. leave 11:45 a.m Senior "sing" tonight on the hair on the face. sense and campus. signed No. 208...... 6:35 p.m. Price 50c and $1.'00 per jar. of the '07 Miss Sarah Nimocks, M. '05, ... For Sale by ... snnuted SOUTH BOUND spent Sunday in visiting Cedar HENRY LOUIS, Pharmacist No. 207 ar. 8:10 a.m.-dep... 8:20 a.m. mony with Rapids friends. /and, unless No. 247 ar. 4:10 p.m.- dep ... 5:05 p.m. 000 118 South 3rc1 st.reet.. .. No. 201...... •.•.•.•..•. 7:50 p.m. J. W. Martin, L. A. '02, has ac­ ed we will, in cepted a position in the First to or support H. D. BREENE, Agent National Bank of Fonda, Iowa. And be it Dean Gregory entertained the LUSCOMBE UN1VERSITYBOOKSTij~ "Tha.t, !It 808 signed The Rock Is1a.nd· will run a members of the senior class at .. ~AKES THE... CERNY & LOUIS, Ptoprldan his home on North Clinton, • mitted to the special train to the State Field the col/ege Saturday night. All College Text Books, Note :Boob Meet at Des Moines Saturday their action. May 27, leaving Iowa City at 7:3Q and supplies. Waterman and Parktl' The university male quartet Hawkeye Photos Fountain Pens. University SouveJlitl We, your a. m. returning leave Des Moir.es sang a.t the graduating exercises 80n not hllovi at 8:30 p. m. ,2.25 for the round of the Nichols high school Friday mit the trip. Tickets good only on special evening. action. train on date of sale. President MacLean will give President MacLean will to­ the address at the Monticillo night deliver a lecture before high school commencement on college Bond qniversity m~n in the June 2. Westminister church at Cedar Professor W. C. Wilcox will ad­ Rapids. dress the commencement class of Speeial Professor and Mrs. Hayes will the Harlan high school on "What entertain the members of the is an Education in 1905?" seni')r law class, Saturday even­ There will be a meeting of the ing, May 27, at their home on freshma.n class tomorrow eve­ North Dubuque Street. ning at 7 o'clock ill the auditor­ The university janitors and ium of the hall of liberal arts. watcl:men were recently made . Scimatir and Fez meets tomor­ Suit Sa·le polioe by Mayor Ball in f)rder row night at 8 o'clock in Close tbat they might better protect Ha.ll to elect members of the jun­ property and have the sanction ior class to perpetuate the organ- ot the law. ization next year. AT "8ull D02 Had to Skip" Tim, the University Mascot, has been adjudged guilty of murder and had to skip to Sioux City. Lonely aoc.i homesick he is pining TbeJu away in that burg until the Clinton Street '-)moke House can sell will cross enough Tim cigars to pay his fine and hpve him returned to his .fternoon. friends in Iowa City. Tim cigars 5c each $2.00 per box. State seD a. Oelwein, is V" 20 CLINTON ST. WUIOIl, L. Thos. A. Brown. mUgaam J ,I .