Cornell Umlg Sim Vol. XXVI. No. 89 ITHACA, N. V., TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, i906. Price Three Cents METCALF, '01 TOASTMASTER. TRACK MEET SATURDAY. FENCING LEAGUE REUNITED. TO PLAY YALE IN AUBURN. Chosen to Preside atJunior Smok- Relay Team and Men in Special Cornell,Columbia and Harvard Re- Changed Date of Ice Carnival er Nat Month-Captains and EventsinMeet ofIrish-Ameri- Speak. Enter Old Association-Meet Necessitates Game Being Coaches to can Athletic Club. Metcalf,. jr., 'oi, has been InIthaca This Year. Played Out of Town. Next Saturday, February & Cornell ' toastmaster for the The recent division in the Intercol- Owing to the change in the date of chosen as Junior sends a track team to New York to 1 Smoker, which will take place on Fri- legiate Fencers' Association has been the Ice Carnival the basketball manage- compete in the meet held by the Irish- '♥lay,February 9. Mr. Metcalf was ended, with there-entry of Cornell,Har- ment has decided that there will be no American Athletic club. The meet will in many activities while in vard and Columbia into the old associa- basketball game here with Yale on next "prominent be held at Madison Spuaire Garden. University. He entered the law tion. These three colleges recently Saturday evening as arranged. The the Cornell will enter the one mile inter- in 1808. In his year he withdrew from the association and Yale game was originally scheduled to school Junior collegiate relay race, as well as appointed chairman of the men formed anew organization known as the take place here Friday night of this £ was Junior in the 600 yard novice run andi in the Banquet committee, and the next University Fencers' League. week, but owing to the conflict which Law following handicap events: 1,000 yard also chairman of This action was taken on account of occurred with the Promenade, j| year was the Senior run, one mile run, pole vault, and the Junior Banquet the conservatism of some of the mem- the game was postponed until the fol- Law committee. 300 yard low hurdle. I' a member of the club bers of the old association, in refusing lowing night. 'He was Savage The following events willbe off Mermaid, of run at to admit the Massachusetts Arrangements are now being by and toastmaster the Round the meet: 60 yard run, handicap; Institute of made president of 300 Techonology,although the the basketball management to play Table, and Thelima. Mr. yard run, handicap; 600 yard run, latter institu- Yale is now prominent in tion had participated in dual meets on the floor of the Auburn Y. M. C A. .Metcalf business novice; 1,000 yard run, handicap; one with Pittsburg, Pa., and the other colleges during the year. on Friday night of this week. It is 'circles in is sec- mile run, handicap; pole vault, of the Cornell club handi- Owing to the recent changes in organ- thought that the Yale management will retary of Western cap ; and throwing pound weight Pennsylvania, lias its headquarters 56 ization the schedule for the coming year agree to this arrangement as no other which from a stand for distance, handicap. city. k necessarily very unsettled as yet, but date now canbe satisfactorily made for in that These events are open, to all registered He has been a prime mover the the management of the respective teams an opening game of the Cornell-Yale in athletes. In additionseveral relay races there for will soon co-operate in preparing a series. recent movement a new Uni- will 'be run off and a number of special schedule. The meet Harvard, Nine games have already been played versity ekib house, which is now an events are between scheduled. Columbia and the Massachusetts Insti- in the intercollegiate series. The other assured thing. He will come to Ithaca The meet will run under Amateur be tute of Technology will be held on games follow: next week especially for the Smoker. Athletic Metropolitan Ath- Union and March 24 and 25, at the beginning of February 7, Yale at Harvard; 9, The Smoker willbe held in the Arm- letic League rules and the following the Easter recess the New Pennsylvania at Columbia;12,Princeton ory as- usual. An interesting program prizes at York willbe awarded-:Gold stop watch Athletic club. at Cornell; 14, Princeton; been arranged, which will t>e Columbia at has not for first, gold watch for second and 16, so long and tedious as has been custom- A meet is also planned to be held in Yale at Columbia; 16, Harvard at gold seal ring for third. For relay Princeton; ary. The presenting of "Cs" will be Ithaca this spring and several out of 17, Harvard at Pennsylvania; races gold and 'silver watch fobs will trips 17, at Yale; 21, given more prominence, and the list of town will 'be made by the fencing Cornell Columbia at be awarded to the first and second teams speeches will include Varsity captains teams. Harvard; 22, Yak at Princeton; 33, to finish. A point prize willbe given to The fencing Cornell Pennsylvania. and coaches and will be short and in- annual interclass contests at the team scoring the greatest number will be early in the teresting. The pipes willbe an improve- held next term. of points. Each be represented by a ment over those of last year and cube class will Organ Recital Tomorrow. The next meet for which the track team of three, cut tobacco will provided.. and it willbe so arranged The Organ Recital at 5 p. tn. tomor- be team has received an invitation is the that each fencer meets each opponent row in Sage Ohapel will''be more than Seventh Annual indoor open handicap once. The decision will be made on usually interesting. In addition to Hie meet which the Boston Athletic As- points. ordinary organ numbers a four handed Credit on School Certificates. will hold next week in Me- sociation selection for the organ be played Hall, Boston, Saturday, Feb- will Attention is called to the rule of the chanics' by Miss M. Gildner, '06, and Miss ruary Engineering Testing Trip. L. University faculty which states that ap- 10. Alice Wysard, the regular organist Relay races being arranged' be- Arrangements have 'beenmade for an plication for credit in 3. subject should are Two vocal solos which have been pre- the following universities and important testing trip to be participated be made at the time of admissionof the tween pared specially for the recital tomorrow colleges in this meet : Cornell, Harvard, in by Professor H. Diedrichs, D. applicant, and not later in any case than W. with piano and organ accompaniment Princeton, Dartmouth, Amherst, Uni- Gundelfinger, '04, and the following the end of the first term of the Uni- will be sung by R. C. Curry, '07, bari- versity of Maine, Massachusetts Insti- membersof the department of Mechani- versity year. Therefore the Registrar tone and H. Rose, '06, tenor, and a Technology, Yale, Pennsylvania, cal Engineering of Sibley College:R. D. J. must declineto accept a recommendation tute of violin obligate will be played by W. Brown, Tufts Day, '06, Gordon, '06, E. M. J. from a department fur credit on school and Bowdtoin. J. John- Todd, '06. The following special events are son, '06, H. Atwater, '06, S. C. Pres- certificate after January 31 for any can- The program is as follows: :two mile run;invitation ton, '06, H. H. Van Fleet, '06, F. L. didate whoentered in September. After scheduled 40 Grang Chorus Hollins yard dash; England intercollegiate Emerscm, and L. Woodland, '06. ;that date those who desire credit, other New 'o4 Scherzo Macfarlane open team Novice events willalso The party will leave New York city than those transferring from institutes race. Chansond'Ete Lemare be The handicap events are as February 17, on the steamer Morro of collegiate ranik, must arrange with included. The Lost Chord" Sullivan follows: yard dash, 600 yard run, Castle of the Ward line. On the trip the department and their faculty to take 40 Fantasia on themes from Faust high hurdles, 1,000 yard run the party will test the engines and boil- an examination for credit. 45 yard Gounod-Eddy and one mile run. Several additional ers of the ship. Gordon and Johnson "0, Dry Those Tears" Del Riego meets are now being consideredby the will have charge of the testing of the Toccata Widor management. toilers and Day and Atwater the engine. JuniorPromenadeTickets. The party will return about March 1. Prominent Lecturers Coming. The sale of tickets for the Junior Fellowship Offered. A of some fifteen lectures in Promenade will start today, at all the course Baltimore Association for the Third Edition of BigRed Team. the course of History and Political bookstores. The tickets are $5.00 each The Promotion of the University Education of copies of the Science by scholars and men of note and include a lady's program. The A third edition 3000 of Women offers a fellowship of $500 football song, "The BigRed Team" will not connected permanently withthe Uni- gentleman's program will be 50 cents for the year available for put on sale today at the bookstores. versity been arranged for the sec- extra and all extra lady's programs will 1906-1907 be has study an or European Uni- first and editions 2000 term of the present University year. '°c $1.00 apiece. (hose who are at American The second of ond All fellowship is As as be going stag versity. As a rule this copies each were soon exhausted and far can now stated the list of can secure the tickets at Phis have done speakers will include: time as well. awarded1 to candidates who a third edition was necessary to supply one or two years of graduate work, the demand. The price of the song is Robert C. Ogden, President of the preference being given to women from 25 cents. Southern Educational Board who will Maryland and the South. In excep- speakon "The Education of the South;" President Schurman to Speak. the fellowship may be Mitchell, President of the United tional instances Sibley Advisory Board Changed. John President Scrmrman will be the prin- held two successive years by the same Mine Workers of America whose sub- cipal followingchanges speaker at the meeting of the person. Blank forms of application may The are announced ject is "The Labor Movement of the New in the Sibley class advisory board for 1 York State Grange, which will be obtained from Miss McLane, 1101 United States;" John Boyd Thatcher "c held the coming term: for Seniors, Profes- at Geneva, February 6 to 9. N. Charles Street, or from any member will deliver two lectures, one on "The On sor Norris, for Juniors, Professor the evening of February 6 President Committee on award. All ap- Outline of the French Revolution and of the Diederichs, for Sophomores, Professor Schurman will address the grange on plicationsmust be in thehands of Chair- the otheron some Women of the French Barnard, Freshmen, Professor Kim- 'Public Opinion as a Guide to Public of the Committeeon Awardbefore for Revolution;" The Hon. John DeWitt Policy." man ball. April 7th, 1906. Warner, '72, will speak on "The Rapid Miss Jane Adams, director in the Hull Sophomore Cotillian Tickets. Transit in city;" Exhibit. Monday. Commission New York Architectural Crew Practice House, Chicago rowing in The sale of tickets for the Sophomore will lecture on "Settle- Professor O. and Mr. There will be no this week 7 " M. Brainier continues today at the book- ment W ork in a Great City;" and aws n will exhibit of their draw- the crew room but candidates for the Cotillion some stores. The tickets are $5.00 apiece Robert S. Woodward, President of the Ac College be- crew should watch for the flag on the j»PLin of Architecture includes aprogram for both gentle- Carnegie Institute will speak on "The ginning Wednesday con- boat house for practice on the Inlet and afternoon and man and lady. Extra programs will Work and the Significance of the Car- munig through Saturday for All crew men should report to Mr. the bene- cost fifty cents apiece. negie Institute." w oi the Junior Week visitors. Courtney next Monday, February 5. 2 CORNELL DAILY SUN Rothschild Bros, students' Wheaton & Perry, ======■ Supplies. Rugs, Draperies, Curtains, Steins, Cosey Corners, Pictures, Student Lamps,and many fixings, for room decorations. ROTHSCHILDBROS. Successors to MICHELSON & WHEATON GOES Sc YOUNG, TAILORS 2O School St., BOSTON, MASS. - College Shoes for College Men 107 N. Aurora St., ■ . Ithaca, N. V. l©~Our Rep. at Ithaca every two weeks Telegraphic the Morning. CORNELL TRANSFER CO. SPALDING'S News of 121 South Tioga St. York World) Athletic Library No. 250 (By direct wire toThe Sun from the New WEATHER. tic or large human motives should New York, —January 29, 1906. prevail in urging men into the aca- _ Eastern New York -Fair and warmer demic life. But the present peril is Metropolitan Stables. ft SPALDINGS Tuesday; Wednesday fair, fresh pos- fh'at men of a lower order of ability flfcr^- OFFICIAL sibly brisk southwest winds. Western will choose the teacher's calling." 335 East State Street. JO/ ATHLETIC New York, fair Tuesday, warmer in Hacks and Runabouts, /r^, east portion; Wednesday, snow or New LiveryService. ALMANAC colder; Stevenson, captain of the FOR 1906 rain and fresh west to north Vincent M. **%f—^. west winds. University of Pennsylvania football Home Edited by JAMES E. SULLIVAN team hasbeen dropped from the mem- Seekers— COLLEGE NEWS. benship roll. Stevenson's scholastic Our bargains inhouses, lots, etc., All Intercollegiate standing was not oricasl bad but on are too numerous to mention in and Interscholastic President Hanley at the annual dinner an advertisement. Call and see Meets and Records; Amateur Athletic of the Yale alumni association of account of that fact he was placed on probation several weeks it being George S. Tarbell Union Records; A. A. U. Senior and Cleveland, responded to the toast "for ago, hoped by the faculty that he would Trust Compary Building, Ithaca, N. V Junior Championships; Swimming and God, for country, and for Yale." In part he said a university that does improve but the reverse of what they Skating Records; A. A. U. Boxing and expected not increase its numbers finds itself occurred. Wrestling Championships; all Shot Put- sadly with old arrangements and finds ting and Weight Throwing Records; it hard to get out of the rut. The The Army and Navy this Official Report of the Lewis and Clark number of students from foreign footballgame will be played on countries has become larger than we year Franklin Field. Centennial Athletic Games; pictures of Philadelphia, ever dreamed of. There is no foundL Dec. 1. leading athletes. American and foreign. Visible just where you want it ation for the fears so frequently ex- pressed about tlhe deteroriation of the FOREIGN NEWS. Strength not sacrificeil to visibility, Yale character with modern luxury; toy Mall. Prlee 10 Cents no ground for fears regarding the King ■Echrist'ian of Denmark died therefore less for repairs. old democracy. We have a larger suddenly in his eighty-seventh year. costs number of students supporting them- Send your nau.e and address to our TheOliver Typewriter Agent,, newest store for Spalding's Catalogue of selves than ever was before. With "11 Athletic Sports— it's free. the variety of the course of study Vladovisk, new mutiny is reported Bell Phone 604. 309 E. State fci we afford room and protection for suppressed but the American Consul more types than -we ever did before. has not been able to get a report & BROS. J. J. GAINEY A. G. SPALDING If any one fears that it will become through to the embassy in St. Peters- New York Chicago Philadelphia a place of idleness let him go and burg for weeks. Dearer -vracuie lilanetpolla Restaurant a la carte Bt. Louli nuffalo Cincinnati try an examination or two. I feel Boitoa Kansas City Bai Francisco Baltimore Plttsburg Washington sure that if Ihad to enter college N«w Orleue Montreal. Can.London, Eat. today it would be by some outside, GENERAL NEWS. 318 lIUKSTIK ST. irregular influence, rather than by my Thereportedmerger of the Pennsylvania own individual' merit. The old spirit and the Baltimore and of democracy is going to be lost or Ohio railroad's DIEGES&CLUST was discussedin of FOWNES changed. Slowly but surely we are both houses Con- "IF MADEIT,IT'S gress. WE RIGHT" developing the atmosphere of culture which constitutes the true attributes OfficialJewelersof the Lead- GLOVES of a university." He declared foot- ing Colleges, Schools and ball will never be abolished. Great opposition developed to the Irrter- Associations borough and' Metropolitanmerger and WILL BE WORN LONG- Class Pins - FraternityPins At the annual dinner of Yale alumni the aldermen will be asked to investi- ER THIS SEASON in Medals - Cups, Etc Boston the and gate it. New Football Rules Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry THAN OTHERS-THAT the atxmtrrrrent of the game by Har- IS OTHER GLOVES. vard were criticized. Ex-Congress- - YORK man Jdhn R. Thayer said "If Har- Led by Jim Keene the bears smashed 25 John Street NEW vard had won the football game last the pool in Reading stock and George fall President Eliot would not have A. Kessler and his associates lost THE LARGEST been so anxious to play ping-pong." $500,000 of their profits. JUST THINK One speaker criticized Yale's accept- ance of John D. Rockefeller's gift of At 409 W. State Street LINE OF $1,000,000. you can get laces, also The Assembly sent the resolution to in- feathers dyedin all the CORNELL President Thwing of vestigate banking superintendent Kil- evening shades, to Wetsern Univer- 'bnrn ways sity speakkng at the banquet of the to the and means commit- match gowns, opera tee, which shall report it today. FLAGS Washington alumni, declared that coats, etc. Send a American colleges are threatened with sample to dye to. :: :: in the city. a deterioration of the teaching force because salaries have not kept pace A resolution calling for legislative in- with the increased cost of living." vestigation of the state judiciary was J. C. DURFEY Clarence E. Head, The payment of a parson does not re- met by protests in the Assembly. lieve the fundamental difficulty. The fundamental difficulty is that the com- Smoke the pensation is too low to secure the Victor Demogeot, a Frenchman won the : FOUND, order of character. College two mile a minute automobilecontest salaries should neverbe made so high at Oranond, Fla., in 58 4 sees., Mar- ULTIMATUM as make college A place to get to positions attractive iott, inhis Stanley steamer went two for pecuniary reason*. Large scholas- miles in SWEATER VESTS 50.35 seconds. CIGAR cleaned RIGHT at LOOK HEREISTOODES A. H.Platts,& Co., Norwood's Tailoring Shops "Carl" Hallock, formerly with "Bill" Saver, has bought 411 E. State St. the Old Zinck Place Ithaca, Y. and has a new supply of good things. N. OSBORN'S, 119121 East State St. Headquarter* Art for Cornell Bannwi. Best assortmentin the City. But wo*. Correct red. Prices right CORNELL DAILTX SUN MEN'S FURNISHINGS received, another of Just invoice the celebrated "MONARCH SHIRTS," in whiteand coloredat $i.co. Also anotherlot oiSweaterVests. PARK & HIGGINS, Tailors, 404 Stewart Aye. Cul Flowers, CASCADILLA SCHOOL, Ithaca, N. Y. Our Fifth FloralDesigns, etc. Annual One-Hal Attention is especially invited to the The Lodge for Lower Middlers, ages Price PocKet BooK Sale. For all occasions at moderate prices. complete system of CLASS HOUSES fifteenfo seventeen All the latest styles of Ladies' P»cke new this year. Dolloff House for Juniors andSub-Jun- Books,Ladies' Hand Bags, Variety Bags THE BOOL FLORAL CO., Upper House for Seniors and Upper >or«, ages tweWe to fifteen. Gents' Pocket Books, Bill Rolls, Bil Hast State St. Middlers- For register address Books, Etc., at 215 Meany's,154 E.State 7 CV.Parsell,Principal. NATIONAL BANK, ITHACA TRUST CO. FIRS! Capital CORNELL LIBRARY Second Term Preachers. New York Cornell Club Dinner. $100,000 Surplus $100,000 BUILTONG. UnexcelledlankingFacilities President Schurman announces the Arrangements for the annual dinner of the Cornell1 University club of New Trust Co.Building Capital arid Profits $350,000.00 following list of University Preachers York and of all the alumni of New for the second term: vicinity Fellows! York and are approaching com- LEO'S DANCING SCHOOL February 4— The Rev. J. S. Riggs, pletion. The dinner will 'be held at the D.D,. YoucangetVan Nostrand's Auburn, N. V., Theological Sem- Hotel Waldorf-Astoria on Saturday overRothschildBros. Classes for Stu- Owl Hasty Ale on draught inary. Presbyterian. evening, February 10. dents exclusively every Saturday. Be- ginners or bottled at :: :: :: :: February n— Several years ago, the evening pre- at7. Hop at 8:30 p. m.,Lyceum The Rev. Amory H. Orchestra. Pupils may ceding Lincoln's birthday was enter at any Bradford, D.D., Montclair, N. J., Con- chosen time. Private lessons by appointment. THE SENATE these dinners, gregational'ist. for so that alumni from Office Hours 2 to 4 and7:30 p. M. daily. out of might February 18— The Rev. Walace Mac- town take the opportunity to visit York and Mullen, New York city, Methodist. New New York Cor- The F. A. Bassette Co., nellians. Springfield, February — The Rev. Moffatt, Mass. 25 James A noteworthy feature of this year's Producersot the choicest gradeillustrated D.D.. Dundonald United Free Church, dinner will be the class reunions and BOOKSandCATALOGUES Ayrshire, Scotland, Presbyterian. Careful attention to the reunions of other groups of men arrangement and to — skillful execution our specialty. Quality March 4 President Charles Curhbert who have a common University inter- higher this year than last. All done In Hall, D.0., UnionTheological Seminary, est. A group of the old football men our own establishment, designing, illus- York city, Presbyterian. will occupy one table. trating, platemaking, printing and bind ing. . 1108 Chestnut St., Philadelphia March 11-18— Bishop W. F. McDow- The members of the committee are" ell, DjD, Chicago, Ills., Methodist. William F. Atkinson, chairman; Ed- Best lighted ward Stevens, treasurer; Fashionable Engraving April B— The Rev. Kerr Boyce Tup- L. Franklin Q, and ventilat- Matthews, Arthur *HD York J. Baldwin, George ed ■^— Stationery per, D.D., New city, Baptist. OAOA Billiard W. Bacon,RobertL. Gordon and Roger S) Hall in city. April 15— The Rev. James Moffatt, Gas drop lights and Electroliers, D.D. Lewis. fcr those who prefer them to oil lamps April 22— The Rev. Frederick Court- ney, New York city, EpisccxpoMan. % to $7.50 We carry a 'a $375 at — — New England Dinner. A April 29 May 6 The Rev. Edward full line of (y Rankin's. Everett Hale, Boston, Unitarian. On Saturdlay evening, January 27, TOBACCOS, "May 20— The Rev. Newell Dwight the New England Cornell club will CIGARS and Hillis. D.D., Brooklyn, Congregational. hold its annual banquet at the Univer- CIGARETTES. */Q/ ALL, OUT FOR sity club, Q May — The Rev. Robert Boston. The committee has 27— June 3 unusual Collyer, New York city, Unitarian. made preparations for the oc- GEO. STEPHENS, Opp.P. O Georgia's Cafe casion and has secured Dean Crane to — Rev. Moffatt, June 10 The James head the toast list. Court D.D. Next to Sheldon — The committeecomprises C. H. T Meals at allhours June 17 (Baccalaureate), The Rev. ber, '86, J. T. Aueribach, '00. f Hamlin. D.D., Washington, Tennis S. Stickney, '96, A. F. 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ed by outsiders that he has a "cinch" Cornell s>aUg Sun course. The fact is he has one of the WEEK Published Every Week Day During the hardest courses if he didhis duty daily. FORjjJNIOR special College Year by Students of But as there is no pressure or of aDRESS SUIT, TUX- for steady plodding he can let want Cornell University. incentive ALBERT SUIT? We daily work go and gamble on a EDO or PRINCE DußoiS, '06 Editor-in-Chief his H. P. supreme effort to pass the all important are prepared to make themin due time. We NoyKS, '06, Business Manager N. H. final. Therefore, when the term is over, the best lot of new novelties in the EiTEt, Managing Editor have E. H. '07 the tutor is called in as a stimulant. guarantee Goods, H. D. North, '07, Assistant Bus. Mgr. country. We Workman- to best in the land. D. C. Munson, '06. S. S. Peer, '06. This absolutism of the final tends ship and Style the In place premium G.W. Nasmy*h/07. W.H.Munson,'o7. set aside fair pLay and a Furnishing Goods we show the newest quick judgment P. 9ctwa«t, 'oa W. B. White, '08. on coolness, and novelties for Week. especially ability to "cram." The stu- Junior omc« hours: dent who has studied consistently Manager «n Business . . 2 to 3 P- throughout the term,, if he has not these p. m. Editor-in-chief . . . after 9 qualities, will be handicapped, and, if Mail Matter at he is seriously unfitted to the peculiar BERNSTEIN Entered as Second-Class AND HABERDASHER. 142 E. State Ithaca P. O. demands of the final, he might fail al- CORNELL TAILOR St. this is the News for this issue, together. To added fact that editor give an S. W. Shoemaker. a three hour review cannot accurate indication of the entire term's TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1906. work, also the serious inconvenience $&&% The Cheapest Way to | that unfortunate illness at the aJI fate- THE LAW FINAL. ful hour would bring in postponing the test to a time when the student will have, **£& Buy Drawing Instruments The students of Boardman Hall are to again review,or the handicapof light now finishing a week of genuine mental examination day. These illness on the We might tell a littlestoryat this time which has apoint dissipation of an excessively strenuous reasons oppose the absolutism of the of the "Law- for you. A student spent ten dollars for a set of instru- variety. The absobtion final. andfound present rules intensifies ments in order to save money, the next year finals" under the bad and it wasnecessary alt the evils of the final examination and On the other band condemnation of his instruments werein shape to final must not radically view- new set. Inbuying the second set the total amount extends a demoralizing effect to the the law be buy a ed, peculiar con- than the price of a set of in- general workof the term. Itis not our since there are certain paid was greater Alteneder desirable. It is saving money to buy a good set the first purpose to recommend a radical aboli- ditions which make law finals struments. the final but to urge the intro- These examinations are valuable and time. tion of point keep in mind is, if you should get duction of preliminary examinations, prove practical experience for the state Another to are instrument of us we willmake it right. You andof credit for daily work if possible, bar examinations. 'Moreover, there a defective benefits you can find us.. If pays tobuy of a firm upon a properly proportioned basis with certain generally recognized of know where review. the review, such as the broad grasp of with a reputation. the term recommend "Alteneder" and "K.& E." ■Because of the final's unrestricted the subject it promotes and the clearing We instruments you. It the price seems higher than you can pay come power to make or unmake, the student, up of many difficulties. The absolutism to you as we have done to many before. it demands thorough or forced prepera- of the final is the objection we raise, tous andletus advise set of instruments at twenty-two tion. To review a term's work in one but we do not advocate abolition. We have one "Alteneder" dollars and thirty cents, is ten per cent, off list or days, todrop what has been ab- which two The improvement neededis a system price. sorbed for the moment and gorge other of preliminary examinations counting THE (~* facts in similar manner, is a feat of effectively in the term work. Some WHEN YOU ARE ON ~#""NI"V mental gymnastics of certain harm, pos- HILL STOP IN AT THE \-^ >~J KmJI^. progress along tihis line has begun after sibly a partial waste of energy, especial- ;i feeble fashion and it must be realized ly since the performance is repeated that with the present small number in five or six times in nine or ten days. preliminary the law faculty an extensive up Buffalo, andyou will have short pants. How muchbetter it would be if the stu- examination system would now be hard Ron prepared for the corner Eddy, and you canhave pan dent had been review to introduce, due to the few persons Run down Drydtnto the of long during the term by means of several available for marking papers. See our Trouser Sale. $8 and $9 values J.6and$7. preliminary examinations! The review- THE CORNER TAILOR SHOP ing would then be better systematized Examinations could be given at the W. F. Fletcher. Eddy Street and less forced.1 Under present condi- close of each division of the subject, 409 tions the one supreme effort of "cram- however. This would encourage closer ming" knowledge causes its immediate interest in the daily work, would assist escape, the moment pressure is re- the student in making an efficient term moved, aided by the student's desire to review and would furnish a more ac- Students, Take Notice. forget it all forever to make room for curate criterion of the progress accom- the next mental injection of Black- plished during the course, by the stu- stone. dent. The absolute final should be Excursion Rates onallWinter Footwear. Thelaw student is frequently remind- abolished. See our window itmay save you money.
Home Bakery Light Quick Service SEVERAL TYPEWRITERS V*"Food clean for sale or rent at a bargain to & Vorhis Co. 20th Century Lunch close out. Fox, Wellington and Collins Shoe W. A. Ferguson, Prop. Hammond. 103 N. Tioga St. Security MutualB'l'g. v v rkVXTiro >na Ithaca, N. Y. Binghamton, N. Y. n. 11. V/fIKYUK, UO, HALL OVER "SENATE" ON AURORA STREET FORMERLY Ithaca Phone 402A. 402 Huestis. OCCUPIED BY THE ELKS FOR RENT. DO WANT A CUT MADE OF THAT DRAWING YOU ENQUIRE B. F.LENT, J22 NORTH AURORA ST. OH PHOTOGRAPH? THE ITHACA PUBLISHING CO.WILL MAKEIT FORYOU. Skates and Skating Shoes, HUGH STANLEY,ENGRAVER. Hockey Sticks, Sweaters High Top FELLERS, Water Proof Boots SAY all at Skating Prices at Get your Dress Suits, KidGloves, White Vests and Sweaters cleaned for Junior Week. BROS. Sprinr samples " KELLY now in a _> %% . from eighteen dollars up. Aggie IlollUlld 416 Eddy Strebt FOR JUNIOR WEEK -^ JUNIOR MATINEE ATTRACTION See our window ! Gloves. FRIDAY, FEB. 2d— 2:30 P. m. ! Full Dress Shirts. Full Dress Full Dress Ties, and our word for it at better prices than LILLIAN BLAUVELT elsewhere. DRESS SUITS and TUXEDOS to rent. SILK and OPERA HATS $1.00 to $2.00 less than others ask. THE ROSE OF THE ALHAMBRA Singingcompany of 85: Special orchestra Prices 2S, 80,75,1.00,1.50,box $2.00. BUTTRICK & Seat sale Tuesday 10 a.m. ... FRAWLEY ... CORNELL DAILY SUN 5 Manicuring Three tables. No waiting, experienced operators, separate rooms patron. si for each 1 on Undulating and hair ■ Marcel fancy Youcan get yours dressing by an expert operator from SimonSOn'S, Broadway, New York. 'till p. Facial work, neck treatments, sham- seven m. pooing. Six operators, no waiting. THE OFFICE CAFE ' jF-'j1 B i to whom is Mills'sToilet Parlors, huskyhenry Miss J. B. WILLIAMS, Prop. dedicated Lyceum Bldg., Cayuga St. \'U Over Hickey'sMusic Store. Bell Phone 135 Ithaca Phone 440x YOUWILL FIND - GOLDY - IN HIS NEW BUILDING 317 EDDY STREET ' With thisSeasons ! A New Ideain connection Novelties in Cloths It will pay you to call andexamine. t&t Corner SSoofiefom. Ifyou are a stranger, It will pay you to call and get acquainted. take chances on a poorly fitting Don't "We treat your linen white" A. D. ALCOTT, '06 p. and ill-becoming hat, for there is noth- E CLAPpt >Q6 H. GOLDENBEBG, Agentslor Hastings ing that so betrays a lack of carein dress Laundry University Merchant SuPerl<>r as the atx>ve. Will you care tolet mebe Tailor 420 eddy ST quality work , Ithaca Phone. responsible for the success of your headwear? Ishall appreciate the confi- Miscellaneous Announcements
dence and endeavor to do it justice. Machinery and Mill Work. Sa-i'agc Club Steins. All work for which credit is desired Those members of the football team in .Machinery and Mill Work must be J. REED, who attended the meetingof the Savage WILLIAM handed in by noon tomorrow, January club on January 20, are requested to PracticalHattist, 149 E.State St. 31. Professor H.D. Hess willbeinhis call at the office of the AthleticAssocia- office from a. m. to p. m. to 9 1 receive tion immediately and get their steins. the same. Mandolin Club Rehearsal. Pictures of Christmas Tree. All members of the Mandolin club "We Make Your Linen Live" pictures Christmas tree, The of the must report at the club rooms at 4 p. given to theGlee clubs, whichwere taken tn. today, January 30. in the Dutch Kitchen, are now on sale ARROW at the Athletic Office. No Mid-Week Proper Meeting. COLLARS There will be no mid-week prayer give the college boy who Surveying, Course 10. must dress nrcnr work Land services in Barnes Hall tomorrow even- smartly on a small income just what MENDING Students in Land Surveying, Course ing, January he is for. made of *-*IIPN*-**-> X 31. looking Being SERVICE 10 should notice that the place of the Clupeco shrunk fabrics, these collars for tomorrow, wear longer than the ordinary,and in- examination scheduled R. H. Thurston Debate Club. sure Sizes. January has changed from Sib- correct Quarter Quarter 31 been The picture of the Robert Henry Sizes insure, on the other hand,perfect ley A. fit. Hall to Boardman Thurston next Debate club willbe taken 15c each: 2 25c Sunday, February 4, for at 12 m., at the any ofyour good shops Steam Engineering Lectures P. E. 21. Robinson studio. ModernMethodLaundry A make up preliminary examination Cluett, Peabody
Order your Dress Suit of STAG BRAND OF NECKWEAR. In the latest patterns,Barathea,silk, fancy weaves,etc.,all of this shades The most popular brand neckwear in country. Full i;ne at \\/ I— l C2.Jee*~* *~\ Swsuai* Bargains in SUITS and OVERCOATS. VV " 1 !" 1 From 20 to 30 per cent off on Regular Prices Make, Garson, ( S. Adler & _ros., Rochester Meyer & 0. MINTZ'S.' " 12 ani I * "11 a lC j_l_ T"»T"» /"VHiT 9 U East StateStreet and yOU Will get it lOr the JrKUM. FOR JUNIOR WEEK— LargeLine ofFull-Dress Shirts.
University RUBDRY BATH TOWELS Notices. This is an article that Iadvertised last year with success, ">"ORIGINALSONLYGENUINE« indifferent but the F^v JVI Experimental Engineering. Poultry Husbandry Lecture. money Isunk in the ad. columns of the University publicationsseems to b A!! single check reports be Professor E. Rice will deliver a now must J. coming back from the increased all1 iCONKUNSI handedl to Professor V. Karapetoff not lecture in the winter course of Poultry have for these Towels. They have inee SELF-FILLING PENII later than 12 m., today, January 30. Husbandry tomorrow, January 31. from been adopted by the Cornell At) Hie I Ass'n. andin all the Great Colleges IIBlmply dipIn theInk,press withthe Ml After that time no books be 12 m. to 1 p. m. in room 10 of Morrill hey ■ thumb.and the CONKMN I'INin Ifl note will are popular for athletic and private ■ filled andrttuiyforinstantuse. Itla /SJ received. Hall. He will speak on the subject of use. H ilnaplt,conTenient,efficient, withno / They cost no more than any Towels,at H complex mechanism and nothing / S^L^J "Invuhators." 25c,s°c, 75c and $1.00. Wash Raes of IItofet outotorder. / J^Bjl same stuff. II The elastic ink reservoir la i Law Examination. SHERWOOD. comprcesed by the presser bar A WM Junior Hydraulic Laboratory. undtrthe thumb,and, whenre- fIC r "■-' v*, The filial in first year will 'be leased, Instantly draws In the ,^K\ft torts Those taking the course in Hy- through th« f«?e(i \^f^B(Jiif» given Junior ink: channels today, January 30, from 10 a. 1 atthe point. Th« quickly ad- '' draulic Laboratory should consult the lock-ring prevents 1 p. ' Justed ink Vl .r^,-' t m. to m. in Boardman A. frombeingforcedoutagain.Feeds «bMu notice on the bulletin board in Lincoln regularly until thelastdropof ink sections, work, Inrttervoiris used.Alwaysresponds BmJ'\ I Hall regarding course of H. J. BOOL CO. without kick or balk. Cleans itself ■■!I Senior Ball Poster. and material which begin the as "aillyas itIs filled. Fullyguar- HVI with to anteed. The Senior ball committee offers a course. first recitation period is Ifyour dealer doesnot handle fIH The thtCOl
Loveless ' V ■ HE wrong" signal by "the man in the Plumbing ■* tower maycost hundredsof human lives. Company, \ You are "the man in the tower" to guard your own stomach." INDIGESTION is a 220North Aurora Street, warning signal of danger ahead!" Keep the track clear with BothPhones THE HILL DRUG STORE. SHREDDED Is newly remodeled. Prescriptiondepartmentcomplete. ■j WHOLE aniels & Cook, 320 Huestis St. D WHEAT PHOTOS fAClearlrackI a natural food. BOHATID TALCUM Now that the holidays are over It blocks the system against disease, POWDER we are prepared to do better ket ps the stomach sweet and clean and the bowels |TO'\ET work. Try us for a dozen. !" healthy and active. It is made of the whole wheat, and willpreventanjof&» McGILLIVKAY'S steam-cooked and drawn h* fine, porous shreds, pre- Art Gallery */Ji senting all the brain-makh 4jdy-building elements of «JJ afflictioncfthdhn- I" the wheat berry in digestible Supplies M GotMeiwenI*-*.oriei-.. form. natural ■ wn*nA*n, <* THE UNDERWOOD I warmth to the body n>L Sold Typewriter in anatural way. .MferMeenli. Samplt/ru. is the standard visible F ERHARDMBNNEN CO.,Newai,WJ- dSI, Slightly toasted or warmed,and served with hot UnderwoodTypewriterCo. milk or cream,the BISCUIT is delicious for break- Broadway,New York. jH fosi. for every meal for every day in the year. It 241 may alao beserved inhundredsofdaintyand tempting Hi' waysin withfruits, you combination oysters andpreserves. You wantsomething, wantitbad. To learn more about "Shredded THE CORNELL LIVEh We make itbut wemake it good, at ££ Wheat Cookery" sjr.d for our "Vital Carries you tc \ B" Q«iW><«on" Cook Book. --^^^ Cornell University "THE ALBERGER" ?|| T£ ..iCUIT is a. Shredded W'holo Wheat cracker, J^^ 523 E.State St. tj^M fH^tijpf" 214 South Cayuga St. better th?.nbreadfor toart. jP HIGHEST PRICES cheese or preserves. FOR PAPBR, D BROKER Watches, Dianiona iRON. SCIAP ALUMINUM Money loaned on up»» AND ALLKIND OF AL "It's AH in the Shreds" andJewelry. Strictly confidential. FOR SALB. evenimgs. Ca»h for Second-hand uou» ing. LSSAC COHN, 621 W. State St. \i. Food Company, n* Niagara Falls, N. i. 108S. CAYUGA ST. Opp. the Ly« CORNELL DAILY SUN 7 IFYOU GEORGE GRIFFIN, ARE AMONG THE DOWN- TOWN STUDENTS LOOKING MERCHANT TAILOR FOR Now is the time to get ready for Choice Tableboard Junior 1"*~ ' Week. We make a specialty of Dress Two large wellJLIT^ZIf US D y pr Tuxedo and Prince Albert Suits. °ducts fresh from our own farm. RRatoc «EQ-5°5Xn° $4 MBS.— M.— PULKE Cor. State and Aurora Sts. Tof! _^>or.'!?°- Mill andZLmn. SMOKE TALK^-^^^~^~ SomethingSpecial FULL URESS SUITs *" lined, *3000 A /T "—* The Modern Clothing Storf-TORE BARNEY SEAMON BSSSSWSMHB Students Attention LYCEUM THEATRE ...Call at... uUlllll CALL TomßsAT EUGENE WITH NORTONPRINTING CO. J. H. COMING ATTRACTIONS COWLES LILLIAN 317 . State St MATHER'S BLAUVELT. AND GET ONE FREE Eugene Cowles, the most popular For Fancy Groceries basso on the Friday, Feb. 2— Matinee and Night American stage, plays the part of (Junior Week Attraction) Lillian Blau- Boraldo in F. C. Whitney's big ■company that will CAPS 322 Huestis St. velt in "The Rose of the Allhambra." appear in the new "tST Thursday, B— romantic comic opera, "The Rose of ' Feb. Francis Wilson in \£ and sCousin Billy." the Alhan*ra," Friday afternoon and evening. Mr. Cowles has gowns Saturday, Feb. 10— Matinee and three solo m Hank's Dog Wagon numbers that fit his Night, Ed. Harrigan in "OldLavendar." fine bass voice ad- miraniy. The one entitled, "Slas.li, dash, TuesdaywFeb. 13— The Sultan of Sulu. bang," which he sings in the first act of Best a lacarte Restaurant on the Friday, Feb. 16— Wm. Gillette in hill. "Clarice." the opera, is full of fire, and with it Cornell1905 Class. Mr. has added Best workmanship and Saturday, Feb. iMfetinee and Cowles to his already material at 17— great reputation. lowest prices. Night, "The Isle of Bong Bong." His singing of it is GLEE CLUB CHORUS AND always good for half a dozen FACULTY GOWNS AND HOODS. Monday, Feb. 19— The College recalls. MASQUE COMPETITIONS. Widow. Engen-e Cowles, the best known basso COX SONS & VININO, in America, Private instructions in preparation Friday, Feb. 23— Matinee and Night. plays Boraldo. the leader 2 Aye. for Fourth NEW y 0R X Glee Club Chorus, Orchestral andMasque "Uncle Tom's Cabin." oi a band
For Sale or Rent. For Sale or Rent. For Sale or Rent. New Full Dress and Tuxedo Suits, silk lined. Everything in gents" furnishings and clothing line suitable for Junior Week. Both 'phones S. T. KEVINS 32G HUESTIS STREET CORNELL DAILY SUN 8 — Fuller-Greene Chocolates Apollo Chocolates
Eat them once in a while if not all the time THE TRIANGLE BOOK SHOP S«i, THE ONLY II Sanitary Barber Shops MORRISON In Ithaca are Ithaca Hotel and Sheldon C»urt All Fraternities havea privatedrawer Germproof Expert Hair Cutters THE MEN'S AND WOMEN'S F. 11.Eschenburz ■gfllJrfV TAN,ELK ANDBLACK JE B^^ $3-5O AND $4.00. TAILOR ' drekjT WALL & SON, Aurora St. Fine Stationery and Engraving Houit 1121 Chestnut St Philadelphia Cor. Aurora and Seneca Streets Columbia Without Defeat. College Inritations Intercollegiate News Dance Programmes Columbia is still in the lead in the Fraternity Menus on Changes. basketball race -for the championship of. EngraTings SOCIAL FUNCTIONS OF Harvard theRule for Annuals White, chairman of the Intercollegiate League, having won Visiting Cards Professor H. S. Reception the Harvard Athletic Committee, Sun- all three games she has pLayed. Penn- and College, Wedding Invitations day was asked if Harvard wouldaccept sylvania has played five and won four, the preliminary report of the Rules Fraternity Stationery losingonly to Columbia. Harvardranks Class, Committee, and in reply said he could two games won of three make no statement yet. third with The only placein the city Fraternity, "This action is only preliminary," he played ,and Yale fourtk with an even tohave high-class said. "The rules will have to be sub- break in two games. Neither Prince- Madeeffective and beautifulbyusing Scientific Manicuring mitted to the universities, who will ton nor Cornell have won a game. The make changes. Then the committee will record is as follows: and Chiropody ELECTRICAL make its final report, after which the in all branches. universities may adopt them. The Ath- Game W. letic Committee will take no action until Columbia 3 o 1.000 Also the M. M. Harper Scientific Syitem DECORATIONS then, and after it has passed upon the Pennsylvania 4 I .800 of Shampooing and Scalp Treatment. In stock, andsold orrented by new rules it will turn them over to the Harvard 2 i .667 Natural wavingand undulationmarcel. - Overseers, who will decide whether or Yale I i ■500 Miss Selover, Davis BrownElectric Co. not Harvard will play football next 'Cornell o 3 .000 115 E.State St. year." Princeton o 4 .000 First door of Office. (First door Southof Lyceum.) East Poit JUNIOR WEEK ATTRACTION, FRIDAY, FEB. 2d. MATINEE AND NIGHT
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