THE DAILY IOWAN OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA

Vol. 4 IOWA CITY. IOWA. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1905 No. 130 HOME MEET FRIDAY FRAT FOR CADETS PROM WiLL EXCEL SHOW MAKES BIG HIT

COACH DELANEY HOPES MILITARY ORDER TO BE SOCIAL EVENT OF SEASON WHITE MINSTRELS HAVE FOR DARK HORSES INSTALLED HERE NEXT FRIDAY CROWDED HOUSE

Classes Compete For Chantland "Scabbard and Blade' Title of Decorations Will Be Unique- University and Town People Cup-Gives First Reliable Or,anization- Only Offi· Davenport Orchestra Sup- Play And Pay For Improve. Line on Team cers Elligible plies the Music ment of Iowa City The u.nnual home field meet A corp of the military fra.terni- The Junior Prom the biggest. Before the largest house a and genera.l try-out of the candi- ty ca.lled "The Sca.bbard and social event of t.he season will home talent play ever brought StPoul Moos for the varsity track team Blade" is about to be establisbed occur in Smith's armory Friday out. the great White Minstrel8 will ke held Fdday o.fternoon at at Iowa Colonel Burnatt and oight. The committee in charge gave their m .. mmoth preseota­ 2:80 o'clock on Iowa field. The other officers of the uDlversity have been at. work all thi week tion of comic opera, comedy and Minneapolil­ ela.te hltos been changed from Sa.t· b&ttalion are in correspondence and iotend to make it the swell- music at. tne opera. house last Ogden-the urday to Fridll.Y on account of with Colonel Taylor of the battal­ '3st Prom ever given at the uol· night. The city Improvement and Denver, the Prom Frida.y nigbt. The ion of the University of Wiscon­ versity. The decorations will be League with its object of beauti­ n sceDery. It usual o,Qmission fee of twenty. sin in regll.rd to the orglLnization primarily Japanese in nature tying the cemetary will have five cents will be cha.rged with flond installation of the corp at and something different tha.n neat fund to undertake the work grandsta.nd priveleges. Iowa. anythi ng previously seen at the as" result of the show. While the individua.l classes rfbe order is & recentl.v e tab· a.rmory. The ca.st was the most com· CHICAGO. will compete for the Chu.tlu.nd lished na.tional military fraterni­ Tbe committee has decided to plete and talented that ever Cup the meet will give the first ty, having active cha.pters a.t mu.ke the music the feature of worked for cru.rity in Iowa City. reliable line on the university's Ohio Wesleyan, Purdue, Illinois, the party and atter corrospond, University talent. thowed con· prospect of winning the stILte Minnesota and Wisconsin. Other ence with orchestras in neigh- spiclously in every part of the meet. Only a few of the old chapters will be Installed in the boring cities have secured the program, members ot the dram­ point winners, such as Ca.ptain naRr future a.t Nebraska, ClLlifor· Petarlion orcbestro.of Da.venport. at.ic clubs, glee clubt and sooiet­ Ba.rker, JetTers, Du.vis and nia and North a.ud South Da.kota.. Tile orche tra is compri ed of ties participating in minstrel Young are back this year and The object of the fratemity is to ten selected pieces and will be sbow, farce and cborus. the varsity will have to depend promote go:>d fellow3hip among screeQed from the floor by palms Promptly at :16 tbe curtain solely on the new men. As Ames, the milit:J.ry m)n and proticien­ and other decorations. The com- \Vent up"nd the Orand Introduc· Drake and the other larger col- cy in drill. mittee ha.s expended more money tory Overture, introducing the leges in the state will also hold Tbe fra.ternity is a strictly reg­ on music and expects better re- Great White L.wy MinBtrels In ts re'30dy madu their home meets at tbe close of imental oraglloniution aud the suIts tha.n any cla.ss plttrty in their opening chorus was on. at MAX MAYEI& the week the com pa.rati ve vitorious chllopters IIore known as other yMrs. The chorus composed mostJyof strength of the teams will be "corps." Only commissioned om · The number of out of town university girls in costums of Mea.sures $12.50 known. cers in the battalion are eligible guests will III so huger than cus- red and wbHe. with the L&dy d satlsfacWoa Coach Deilloney is hoping thtK ~ member blp. Eligibility in tomary. Tbe \'lLrious fraterul- Minstrel in fttarLling reel and cas below reld1 dlLrk horses will turn up in the th.e Iowli. of lhe ties have In ranged to give bouse fa.ce of midnight black was the J. M. STmIS, ~orps ~rttoternlty competilion SlIoturday. Wbile hf:l Will be hmlted to ca.ptatnS a.nd Ito pa.rties at the end of the week most beautiful and spectacular Student Cloth*. hilS a. greatiPr ahundance of ma- percentlLge Of. ~oo;'missioned to tbe visiti ngo girls. Many for- seen this "MSOO. The grand med­ terial this year tha.n ever before officers. The luslgOla. o~ t.he eign men will ILlso be in IowA. leyof comic operas was of profea­ and the team is more uniform order IS a. gold medal SImilar to City for the big dll.nce. sional excellence and A. tribute to the absence of the former star' tbe one I\warded by congress for The patronesses for the occa . Mrs. T. M. Thompson who direct­ gives absolu •.ely no ba. is upon valor. Th.e medllollion contains ion ILr8 Mesdames MacL')u.n. ed the singing. which to huild high hopes. an ea.gle wl~h crossed sa.bros and Ma.cbride. Gilbert, Burnett, and M rt C, F. Ansley acted as ceo- Iowa has alwa.ys been weak in the ribbon IS .tbe college .color. Mayer. ter man with six Itunning, uo- several events ttond it is mOI'e 'fhe corp Will be estab~lshed a,t recoguizable bigh school and uni­ tban proba.ble that a few home I?1!~ as soon as t,he det&.lls ~f elt­ Phi Beta Kappa Initiation versity girls as end men. The records will be broken. Smitb g.lblhty Ilre arra:nged. Wiscon­ The annulll reunil)n and ban dancing. jokes and original inter­ has been vaulti,ng over 10 feet SIO Will probably lOstall the Iowa quet of the Alpha of Iowa chll.p­ pretation of music by tbese end consistently and JetTers is doing corp. ter of Phi Beta Kaoppa will take men was the fea.t.ure of t.he per­ formance. Most beautiful scene I'U'-'''''''''. our &pee' better tha.n his former record. place Ill. the Burkley Imperial to­ home made Standfield is also looked to for Spring Footb:l'l Commences night. The fourtecm seniors reo of the evening was the selection iD .11 Iblp" cently voted into the honorll.ry from "Fantana" or tbe Japanese for partiel Ind something in record breaking, Captain Mac owan bas i~sued All latest drink .. though he bas 4:39 to beaL in tbe t,he tlrst eHU for spring tootb'll\. frll.ternity will be taken into lull dance. The costumes. scenery. mile. All c ; ~lIdidll.to!'l for next year's membersbip at that time. singing o.nd da'\cing all contrib­ All entries for the meet must team who a.r o not engaged in any Toasts will be responded a~ u ted to a glorious effect. The be hlLnded in by tomorrow of the spring athletics ttore re­ follows: remainder of t.he program and cast were: night to eitber Cliipt·-t.in B~rker q uest.od to report on Iowa Field James Burt Miner H. POpe or Coach Delaney. The two re­ every afterullon at 3:30. The Solo: "Lonesome" Norma Coover Alpha of Minnesota, 1 97 "Dingle Dongle DeU" lays will be omitted l nless two practice will b", under the direc­ "Phi Beta. Kappa II.S a Guide" or more classes enter teams. tion or C9.pt:.l.in Ma.cGowan and Bone and Tam bo Artists J &Cob van der Zee "COtioX Me" Edna Lewis The events of the day are the Will consist in running down Alpha of Iowa, 1005 Ladies' 100 and 220 ya.rd dashes. 440, punts and ca.tcbing the ball "Sboogy Shoo" Alice McGee, "The Initiate" Ann DeSeUem, Norma Coover. balf mile, mile. two mile, pole Mary Emily Barrett vault, high and broad jump, dis· Baseball Men on First Trip Alpha of Iowa.. 1896 Dumb·bell Drill Thirty-six Se­ lected. Young Ladies cus, hammer throw. shot put, Tbe va.rsity ball team left at ''Tho Women of Phi 120 and 220 yard hu rdles. Beta Miss Kastman. Directre•• noon todll.y for its Illinois trip. K"pp"" Selection Iowa Glee Club The team plays Chicago tom or- Amos N. Currier Solo and Chorus Hazel Reddick Burnett Re-Detailed At Iowa row, Northwestern Friday and Alpha of New Hampshire. 18~6 (u.)In the Shadow of the Pyramiis Knox Su.turday. "Looking Backward" Colonel George R. Burnett of The men taken were: Me- Emlin McClain (b)l Love~) Two-Step Wit.h My the university battalion ba.s been Gregor. Humeston. Del1nis, W. Alpha of Iowa, 1871 Man .•aud retallef oL 1'e detailed as professor of mili· Kelle.v. A. M. Yessler, White, "Phi Beta Kappa and the Law', Misses Florence Mayer, Matilda tary science at Iowa for four McDowell, Kent, Johnson.!. W. Arthur G. Smit.h, Alpha of Iowa, Hanke, Margaret Thompson, more years. The present ap· Yessler and Cretzmeyer, 1891.presiding officer. Carrie Bradley. pointment of Colonel Burnett ex- Messr •. Maurice Hamsing, Gra­ pires September 15 and his new The freshmen and sophomores Edda gave its annual banquet ham Bradle" Frank McGovern. term of office begins on the fol- meet tonight under cover of the at the Burkley Imperial Monday Lovell Swisher, Roger Swire. lowing day. The past four years white flag in the Armory. Danc- night. Toasts were given by "Her First Appearance" Mrs. Barry Gilbert 15.0011 lIS of service of the present com- ing will be the order of the eveD- Mr. Wickand Professor Seashore. mandant have been marked by ing, the prooeeds of the recent Dr. Flom acted as toastmaster. Duet, "WhatColor Eyes Do You Love Best." NO~ELTIJI much progress in the university dual meet being appropriated to I The out of town guest.8 were Mr. m.ilitary oraanizatioDI. defrayexpeDlei. Wick and Dr. Jepson. OONTINUED ON PAGE 4 t, Cedar .... THE DAlLY IOWAN

conditions and not giving unfair tIIoa. C. Canon, Pree. THE DA I L Y IOWAN J. C. COCbran, Vice Pre. advantage to competitors. Wheth­ VOLUME 4 NUMBER 130 er the suggested change is to Johnson County have the salutary effect intended Correct Spring Styles ClPI,a1 • - - - .~ry Afternoon Except Sundays and MondaVI lies with all the colleges in the IIlIIlIluaalld Undivitled state. Its adoptivn by any school Of tbe Vldeue-Reporter tbe tbJrty·slsth year and of tbe S. U . I. Quill tbe thlrteentb year signifies the intention of that For Grltical Men school to abide by the rule. Un­ ACTING EDITOR-IN·cm.r less every college is sincere in its If you want, to know what, ... CARl. W. ROSS observance of the measure it, too, are going t,0 wear t.his spriq, • AI!8OCIATJI JlDITOII will be buried with the the many look at oqr new suit, and ova'­ r.ulie McAulUf H. W. namel coaLs wil give yo" fun infor. NeUle A. Cbue N. 4. Crawford Jr. other rules that have died from J. J. I,amb negligence. mation. These garments .... CAPITAL - - aU'OBT." If it is not complied with after representat,ive of the latest ap­ T. B. Pelenuan its adoption a few harsh exam pIes proved fashions. Many of the Oto. w. I.e"la, Pru, DEPAltTMRNT REPOIlTKIlS best, dressers in t.own win ww Of(), W. Koonts, Cal h. Murry Wildman, Couere of HOllleopatb, should be made of both offending C. E. Richard, CoUere of Medicine schools and individuals. II col­ the Colden Eagle Clothing this W. D. Wl'Uer, College of Dentistry season. Men whom we bave R. Il. Humpbrey, CoUege of Pbllrmacy fege ba.seball canAotbeanamateur R. M. Andenon, Graduate CoUeie sport it should not be regarded shown. bow to dress in perfect, 80'3 a coUege sport. But the tol­ taste for about oRe-baif the IOWAN PUBLISBIIfO Co .. PUBLISHEIlS eration of prvfessionalism has money they formally paid. II. It.. HEMSING. ACTINO MA.IfAGEIl been encouragement to it and Mens Spring Suits and Overcoats !'\'ter A. Dey, Pru. whenonce clearly understood that a W. Ball, Vlce-Prel. ]. 0 Addre. aU oommuoicatlooa Prices range from $7.50 to $20.00 TKE DAILY IOWAN the professional has no represen­ Iowa CUv. Iowa tation on college teams the ama We Invite you Call and Inspect teur will fill his place or ba~eball, Capital $100,000 I Entered u lecond cl&8B maU matter, Nov­ DlaIlCTOIla- Peter A. ember I!, 1803 at &be poet 01l1ce at Iowa City, as !It college sport, will disappear. II.rl.:a. It. ParlOnl, J. I... I' Iowa. under tbe Act of Congre. of Marcb 3, 1l'1li. University Calendar 75he Golden Eagle .s ...... April2B-Junior Prom. Pet Year. If paid before hnuarv I ...... 2.CQ Per Year If paId after January I...... 12.150 April 29-Inter-class Meet. Per Semester ...... 1.. May 1-Glee and Mundolin ======Per Kontb...... 40 Per Slnllle COllV...... , ... .0& Concert. L"msclen p , , Cl b flice with Tbe Onlverslty Press Company May 2, and 3-Medic Alumni Brothers anltorlUm U· III WubiDKton St., Telephone No. 1011 Clinic. May 4-J unior Debate. Clea.ning, Pressing and Repairing of Ladies' and Gents' Cloth­ ing. Goods called for and d'!liverect free. Ladies and Gentl AdYl ..Uaementi and Nollee. mu.l be In May 6- State Normal Meet. lbe IOWAN ottle. by II o'eloek ot Ute day May 10-Public Recital atGen· ------SHINING PAFLOR:------of Dllblleatlon In orde.. to In.lI.. e InaerUon. eral Assembly Room by Dept. of Both 'Phones .66 HO Iowa AvCSIUC PEOPlES' Coplet! forule and lubeCrlpt.looa taken at tbe Comer lowa Ave. Public Speaking. Opposite Arcade Book Store. tbe Ulllvenlty Book· Store Y.:ay 12- White Cross Guild Iowa Book Store and at tbe IoWA If Office Strictly High Chari ty Ball. Our' Laundry Service . ONLY i Iditol' To-day CARL W. ROSS May l3-Ames Meet. Ma.y 17 - Second Public Rhci tal TOMS tlbRU at General Assembly Room by IS PERFECT Phoue Ue ll C-6li, J. With the announcement that Dept. of Public Speaking. the university band has decided May 19-5tate High School to repeat the open air concerts Meet. We employ only experienced help. We of last year the IOWAN wishes to May 24-"No Cinderella." by wash and tron every day BRUCE express the thanks of thA stu- Public Speaking Students at Hardware and dent body at large for the volun- Opera House. Gdlett's Safety tary services of the ·band. That . ~ay 26-Hamilton Club Pre­ THE C. O. D. STEAM LAUNDRY .... GUNS TO the concerts were appreciated hmlDar~ at General Assem bly . ' Room LIberal Arts. 211-213 Iowa Ave ...... Both Phone last sprlDg was clearly demon- M 27-Stat t strated at the time, by the ay e mee . A Complete ~nl~vcllOoe · h bl d June 3-Conference Meet. 1arge crowd s w hIC assem e on concert nights, the applause FOR A FINE PHOTO during the entertainments and 75he CABARET the disposition to linger 0fter- Full line of opera ha.ts at MAx .. MAYERS. wards. Have your spring suit made at R~izing that professionalism Joe Slavat-a.. 11 in baseball was becoming the The latest black or white full Li~ht rule instead of the exception and dress ties at MAX MAYERS. Refreshments Forl90S that the amateur standing of all Full dress suits ret].dy made or Furnished for Parties Edited by J. Eo s~ college athletic teams was being made to order at MAX MAYERS. (Chid or Department of Pyb Louisl ... Purcbaae Ex endangered, the state faculty THEY ALL GO TO Sbould be read by every colic _taiDs tbe records or all Colic committee has suggested a The best full dress furnishings lIIamatenr eventa In thll count It abo contain~ a cOal_plete ret remedy tor the situation in a in town at MAX MAYERS. Pie Gamea from tbe offi~i.1 rei strict interpretation of the "Big T _ At Home. Dinner. Conn.ct.... ~lth tl.. Berkl." Im ...... -· Sam ... n aud a resume of the t, J..AIodiell' gd.rments clea.ned and .. ~ n • r-~'" 10 lporta In "bich savages wcr leaiaau, in which it Is pruved ( Nine" rules. To make the mea- dyed at the City Steam Dye ======:t=:= -"'Iea are not the natural bI sure more practicable and ap- Works. ~ ban heretefore lupposed lh • tb. first tiDle In which the I I allea of savaiu ban ever be., plicable to local conditions the We clean and press 5 coats, 5 '-rded. OUR SODA FOUNTAIN IS NOW IN OPERATION u.!~! II tbe largelt Athletic AI' rule is not to be retro-active but vests, 5 pants and give 10 shines _. containing 3to pagel. date ita beginning with next sea- for *2.00. Sam Tanner, Mgr. tr.&l al of prominent athletlc I son. The various athletic as so- Dress club 25 Washington St. Ice Cream Sodas Prlc. 10 C.n ciations must now ratify the TOWNSEND'S STUDIO For sale by aU newldea chang,e before its final adoption. Ice Cream per gallon A. G. SPALDING t:I MeW York Chicago Although the measure will hit tbUadelphla "'an Fnucil Everything Satisfactory, If not Walo Denver the university !Io9 hard 80S other WI. KNOW STUDPTS Bc.toa BaIUmore your money will be refunded .... IfhldeapoUI New Orl.11 . colleges in the state there i8 IJnCuae Wontreal, C Don't buy much Hardware, but SPECIAL RATES MADE FOR PARTIE_. eOCIALS, ETC. lend (or a copy of Spaldln," , little doubt of its ratification wha.t you do buy, buy from the Catalocue. 11'. r, the young reliable firm at 224-26 here: The university h~8 a.lways < Dubuque St. SMITH &. CILEK IOWA CANDY KITCHEN ---- ltoodfor c\ea.n ath~e~ics inasmuch A new lot of iull dr AI it was compatible with existin, K~YI made to order.... Repaldni Promt:t1y Don rellt or sell at MAX M THE DAILY IOWAN : - - - '~;"•• ~"~:.'. :·.·· •• 1 • •• ,· fIIoe. c. CarwoD, Pre8. WDl. A. PrJ, CUbier •...... i····:.·.· I Campus Music Soon J. C. COChI'&ll, Vice Prea G. I.. Palk, All" CMb ,~'''''''_'''''''.''''''.. '''''' .. V< Director Molsberry of the -''''-­ Johnson County Savings Bank university band ha.s a.nnounced Iowa City, Iowa tbat t.he open a.ir blmd concerts -Up to the Minute CaPt~ - - - - - • '1!6.1k 0.00 Illll'plu& .ud Undivided Profl'ls, flJl,GOO.OO Inaugurated last year will be DI.8CTO.a:-Tboe. C. CaI'8OD. Joba T . JOD" continued this spring. Permis­ 11. 1. MOOD , a. P. BowmaD, C. P. l.ovelace.J. C sion h~s been obtained from the Full Dress Fixtures for Men COCIbr&D , Was Wayer. B.P. Wbllaore. B.L.Cloee university a.uthorit.ies for the I use of that part of the campus ~lId Sande ... Pre. W .... MUJI.er, vlc:e ·Pre . on Clinton, in front of the liberal P. A. Korab, Cuhler. J C.I8w1lzer, Au" Ca.b. You will find that we have your arts ~hall, for concert purposes. correct size in gloves, shirts and I IOWA CITY _ The date of the fir t concert has ties as well as the other small STATE BANK not been . et bu t will probably I take place t.he first week in Ma,. but important details that go to I CAPITAL - - The ba.nd concerts toge. her make a man properly attired for with the enior " ing " which Gto. W. Lewis, Pre.. Alo.,ao 8rown, Vice· Pre. will be given from the liberal formal evening occasions. _ Gto. ltooot•• C.. h . J. B. Bwllzer. A,,'I Ca#h w. WIll I arts itep give university CITIZENS and town people plen ty of out of door music. The seniors will SAVINGS AND TRUST CO. give their first entertAinment BANKER next SlI.turday evening if the • capllal, '50.000.00 Burl>luI, .15,000.00 weather permits and wiIi be fol­ 114 South Clinton Street lowed by the band concert in the next week.

""~r A. Dey, pre.. Lo"~11 Bwl~her, Ca.bler At Oth.r Sehool. () W. BaIl, Viae-Pre.. J. t1 Pl.ok. As,'l C •• b &rva.rd was defeated by Am­ LC~~~~I CA~TUIE~on J FIRST NATIONAL BANK her t yeqterday by the score of Capital 5100,000 Surplus 50,000 4-3 a.nd Ya.le lost to Georgtown, DlaaCTOItI- Peter A. Dey, C. S. Welch, the score being 9- -6. City Jlrs.a. It. Parsoo., J. I.. Turoer, G. W . Professor John Franklin J arne­ Steam Dye Works and Panitorium son, Head of the Department of 1\8 I WA A"KN K -'Iii ••••••••••• History at the University of Chi­ Ladies and gents clothe. cleaned, dyed and pre .cd. ca.go ha.s resigned his position to a peeialty of laCliea garmeots. : : : : : 1:I.ccept u. :position as Director of Brunswicl( the BU1'eau of Historical Research Phone 4&i Johnson Co. (Sueceuor to in the Carnegie Institute at Phone 123 Bell Graham &. Havard We8tenhaver) tjlGtj GRADE Wa.shington. CIGA~S Club The senior class of the Univer­ sity of Illinois has selected as a Nos. 121- 12l IOWA AVENUE class memorial a. light. to be SPRING SUITS placed outside a.nd over the main New spring goods are now here. Our customers ~et PEOPL[S' ST[4M entrance to the University Li­ LAUNDRY rary. the bt!ndit of our own work, good fits and, low prices Corner Iowa Ave. and [,11111 81. Opposite Unlverlity Hospital ... The Inter-Fraternity FieldDa.y, KANAK & TUR£CEK, The Tailors 126 South Strictly High erade Work Minnesota.'s first outdoor track Dubllqlle Stre . ONLY meet of t.he year, was held t.his ======~======~~======~et I\fternoon on Northl'op Field. 75he Handiest Place in TOMS. R.UPPERT Town Phone lJell \.:-611, J. C. 81! Summer Employment We ha.ve a most profitable pro- to buy Cigars, Tobaccos, Pipes nE position for summer work for and all Smokers Supplies ...... If college men. It CtLn be worked BRUCE Moo a.lone, or a a side-line in connec­ Hardware and Cutlery tion with sub s c rip t ion .. Fink's New Cigar Store .. GIllett's Safety RcJzors books, etc. If you are going out with any proposition this sum­ OPPOSITE MAIN CAMPUS ENTRANCE ""GUNS TO RENT .... mer, writ.e us for our plan. It is wholly origiual, has never been Bring th~ SWeeL t,oot,b of yoan t,o tJIe used by any other publisher, a.nd A Compltu Encycloptdia of contain features wbich make Hey! UNlVU.SlTY PLAa om set \to .. the work easy, enjoya.ble and Amat~ur S port most protit:J.ble. THE CROWELL with some of our Home Made Candi...... HIND Ong's PuBLI COMPANY, Spring­ HIGHESTI GRADE OF WORKMANSHIP GU~ANTEED Spaldt tield, Ohio. •• IN THE BAKERY AND CONrI.CTIONA!lY LINE. 11~. A /h7~4~ic LUSCOMBE • , is AIm a.n. a.c ' For 1905 Ediud by]o Eo Sullivan .. MAKES THE ... LEWIS AND CLARK (Chief of DepartmeDt or Pyhsic:al Culture, Louisl ..a Purc:haae ExpDllilioll) Should be re.d by everr College Iludenl, AI il EXPOSITION 1I01llaloo tbe records oC al College alhletes and 11\ amatenr eventalo thl. coootty and abroad. ltallO contaiDs D co.. plele review oflhe Olym Games from the official reporl of Director The nut Kreat expoamon of the reaourcea and the producta of s:alllYRn alld a resume of Ihe two daya devoled Hawkeye Photos the Great Northwest will be held at Portland, Oregon, thia Impe,1aI to.poru In which savages wcre the only con­ aummer. The gatea will be opened in June, and it ia codfl­ lettaDlI, In which II is pruved c:oncluolnly tbal ....,es are OOl the natural born alhletes we dentIy beleivec1 that this will be one of the greateat of world'a I ~ have heretefore supposed Ihem lo be. Thil fiaira. Portland is beat reached via the -the firillime io which the athletic: perfonn­ a-. of aavages bave ever beell lystematic:aUy The University '-"led. u!hilll tbe large.t Athletic AlmaDac ever pub lON _ed. c:Dnlalnlng 3.0 page.. Numeroul l11us Chic820, Mil waukee ~ St Paul lraUou of promiDent athletic: and lr.d, tums Press Company 5c Price 10 Cent. ~ailw8Y For aale by all Dewadealeraand is better prepared to turn out Arti.tic Printing than any Choice of routes is offerec1. Via St. Paul and Mlnneapolia­ $1.00 A. G. SPALDING,. BROS. the route of The Pioneer Limited- via Omaha and Ogden- the Hew Yorl< Chlc:ago Sl. 1.001. other ahop in the city. We PlaUadelpbla l'.nFraociac:o KaD-.aCily make a apecialty of tasty work route of The Overland Limited-or via Omaba aod Den.er, Walo Deover Wa hlDgtOO for atudent. at reaaonable past tbe wooderful paoorama of Rocky Mouotain sceoery. It 1Iooto. Balli more PllI.burg ia a good time now to plan your trip. IIlDdeapoUa New Orleaos ClnclnDati price.. ::::: •.•. IJfIc:DIIe Iloolreal. Can London, It. kud (or a copy of 8paldlu,'s Alhletic Goods P. A. MILMER, CallIope. Il'. Cree. COME AND SEE US General Pa8senler Alont, CHICAGO.

A new lot of lull dress suits to II WUbln.wa Oppoelw ' • \ rent or sen at MAX MAYERS. 1\Pte& LlIIe .... U'\e BaD ._illi"IIIi"_"-_~ ." ______.I" __ "" THE D A IL Y lOW A N

TIME TABLE CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 buy three and" half .hoe. every day.'" think you had better look around I bit ... Cedar Rapid. and Iowa City Miss Fra.nces Lamareaux and the best there is. If you do 10 you will., of our new tan oxfords. The Dobltlat Railway. Light Co. Mr. Wellington. YOU The Stubbins Hazy Wedding .lickest shoes you have ever laid your eJ'I Mrs. Wiggs Celia Loizeaux for men at : : : : : Car leave. Iowa City at Miss Hazy Bertha Wilkinson MORTON'S SHOE TH 5:30 a. m...... 7:00 a. m. Miss Lucy Hazel Higley DON'T 8:30 a. m...... 10:00 a. m. Mrs. Eichorn Mrs. Ma.x Mayer 11:30 a. m...... 1:00 p. m. Mrs. Schultz Mrs. Furbish Vol. 4 2:30 p. m...... 4:00 p. m. Asia Hazel Reddick 5:30 p. m...... 7:00 p. m. Austra.lia. J ea.nnette Sherwood 8:30 p. m...... 10:00 p. m. Europa Minnie Leuz 11:30 p. m. Mr. Stubbins of Bagdad Murphys Rigs Are Car leave. Cedar Rapids at Leslie McAuliff 5:30 a. m ...... 7:00 a. m. Chris Hazy Lawrence Mayer Carriages for Partie$ a Specialty 8:30 a. m...... 10:00 a. m. Selection from "Fa.ntana." WITH 11:30 a. m...... \...... 1:00 p. m. Duet, "Just My Style" TERMS STR ICTLY CASH 2:30 p. m...... 4:00 p. m. Misses McGee and O'Ha.ir 5:30 p. m ...... 7:00 p. m. Chorus-Misses DeSellem, Mc­ 8:30 p. m...... l0:00 p. m. Govern, Stone, Ball, McKnight Washington Street C. A. Murphy, 11:30 p. m. Og-Ie, Foster, Coover, Crane, Mileale books, value ,6.50 sold Waite, O'Hair, Moler, Hanke, Protested Men on Carpet L. W. Ll'ITIG, A.M., M.D., for $5.00 Stouffer, Montgomery. Special rates made to parties Heralds-Sidney Bloom, The prelimina.ry hearlOg of (Me mber Royal College of Surgeon., \IaPII Roger Swire. the Iowa base-ball players pro­ of ten or more on application Phy.lclan and Surgeon Professor Wi ------tested by Coe was held befol'e the eighth lectu Banage, 150 lbs. carried free. Laws To Play Ball the elegibility committee Mon · Office O\'er at the a.uditoriu . The freshman laws held a day night.. The resul~ of the Fir.t Natiultol Bonk He chose for his TIME TABLE meeting yesterday afternoon and hearing was not made public as ======. Remllork~ble Hdo discussed class baseball. The the committee decided to make lecture was si The Rock Island System candidates for the team reported no formal statement until the vious ones in waST BOUND this morning for the first prac­ in vestigation wa.s com pleted. The Diseases of and general ins No.5-Express ...... 4:53 a.m. tice. A game between the juniors names of the protested men were One cu rious thi No. 37- Fast Mail ...... 8:32 a..m. and seniors has been sched uled not given out. A member of the . Eye, Ear, Noae and is tha.t the ma.le 1 No. 23-Expre...... 12:20 p.m. for May 4 on Iowa Field. committee stated yesterday that than the female No. ()<)-Mail and Exprel8 .. 2:12 p.m. one of the accused men had ly entirely at No, I- Express ...... 5:10 p.m. neither' played with or against 8 North Clinton Street ~ NOTICES ~ sex com monly No. 41- R'ky Mountain Imtd 11:45 p.m. the team which the protest al­ by mankind. Stud~nts and faculty m~mber ue requested leges and that he has neither EAST BOUND to send all noUces to TOil DALLY IOWAN for .. DR. W. R. WRITEIS, NP~rUUlI . exerci!tes its pe No, 38- Express ..... " '" 10:56 a. m. publication. Notices must be left at TUllloWAN been in the town nor ever seen iority and the m office Ilr the President's office before 9:00 A. Ii. the team pla.y. No. 42- R'ky Mountain Imtdll:31 a.m. ------Eye, Ear, No.e and Th~ pecked. In No.2-Local Pa.senger .... 4:10 p.m. All liberal arts seniors desiring Prqfessor B. F. Sha.m ba.ugh spiders the d No. 24-Mail and Express . . 10:04 a.m. commencement invitations will spoke before the assembly this body of the m No.6- Mail and Express .. 1:45 p.m. morning on the historical signi­ oamented please see one of the undersign- power of NORTH BOUND ed committee by Wednesday ficance of the Old Capitol. He No. 202 ...... 6:15 a.m. h . told in an interesting manner :of while cou No. 2S6 arrive 9:57 a.m. leave 11:45 a.m April 26. T e invitatlOns are period of coa five cents and no orders will be the founding' of the first state No. 208...... •...... 6:35 p.m. . . building in Iowa, the incidents the male spider SOUTH BOUND sent in except upon payment tn pa.rticular beu.uti No. 20'1 ar. 8:10 a.m.-dep... 8:20 a.m. adva.nce. following and the fil'st assembly held there. Massage . C or forelegs, is No. 247 ar. 4:10 p.m.-dep .. . 5:05 p.m. JOHN C. PARISH. fema.le ea.ts him i No. 201...... _." 7:50 p.m. RUBY PATTON. CLEANSES WHERE SoAr cides to a.ccept hi ANNA LOUIS. H. D. BREENE, Agent AND WATER FAIL h.lwever, 0. b a.long, and ...... ,."'''''J AMUSEMENTS Wa8hing with soap aDd the suit for the that cl1se the fe Paul Gilmore's reputation has water makes the face look clean, but it cleanl the tires a.nd the m been won by intelligent, refined They do not try and artistic dramatic work, and 8urface only. It doe, \lOt clean out the impuritiet other, but by a it is that sort that IS required in ing and butting ( the portrayal of the character of in the skin that make it muddy and sallow, the stronger Lord "Jack" Lumley in "The out and is d Mummyand theHummingBird," Pam peian MassageCream in which Mr. Gilmore is announc­ Por nurl, forty rei.. hire been the goes through the aurface. Icknowled,ed Itlndlrd for Col­ It sinks into every po~ ed to appear here soon. So dif teCtO, Militar, Schooll Ind AClde­ ficult of portrayal is this part mlc. e,errwhere. We Dlaintain I reaches and loosen' all hi,h-Irlde uniform. The,.,e IOld considered that but two other On their me.ltl. The, .re IUlrln­ foreign dirt and impuri· Make. a Specialty of...... teed to ,I,e perfect ufllflclion Ind ties that lodge in tile actors besides Mr. Gilmore have Ire the cheape.t lood gnifor ... essayed it-Sir Charles Wyn~ham roy can bu,. Writ. for price•• pores. Jr.... ." .",.,.." c.,.­ It i8 the only facial cream -- STUDENTS SUPPLIES -- and Mr. John Drew. Tha.t Mr. I.,..,., o./oM G... III,,u. Gilmore's interpretation of the free from grea8e and th.t keep8 the face free from Text book. for aU Colleges. AU role is the work of the finished TMMC.uae,9Co. kinds of note books. Water­ artist can be testified to by all COL UMlI U', OHIO. it. Doe8 not-canDot""7 man and Remex Fountain Pen. who saw him play it last sea,son. promote the growth of Spaulding'. Sporting Good .... Local theatre-goers are to be con­ hair on the face. gratulated that his ma.nager, Price 50c and $1.00 periar. JOHN T. RIES, Proprietor Jules Murry, decided to continue Low One- way Colonist Rates to Mr. Gilmore in it this season. the West ======- At the opera house next Frida.y HENRY LOUIS, WANTED-A few energetic night April 28th' The Rock Island System has arrang- ed for .ome low one way rate. to Cali- ::::======9 young men, now or through the fornia, Oregon, Washington, British summer vacation at a straight ======Columbia, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE AND salary of 165 per mont~ and lib­ LOST- An Iowa fob. Finder etc., and tickets will be on .ale daily PAUL R. R. eral commissions. Ca.ll o.t 409 please lea.ve at the DAILY IOWAN from Marcll1.t to May 15th. To give Arrlve you .n idea of how low these rates will 6:\0 a", Chloalo, Mllwlukee Iowa Ave., between 3 a.nd 5 p.m. office. 2: ·8 pm JI~~rt , Rocltlo~ be, will say that the following rate. 10: .. pm & Beloit St Plul a: ======~======will apply. from Cedar Rapid •. To M .nneapolil Salt Lake City and Helena $24.00, to Omaha, Siouz CIt,. Spokane 126.50, to Portland $29.00, to aad the . welt. ," 8ull Doll Had to Skip" San Francisco and Los Angeles 31.05. lO:S I pm Marion. A,, __ If you are going to any point in the Monde.lto & DubaqW. west call on the Rock Island ticket 5:40 am Kan ..s City, Cblllico<e" agent or write to Jno. G. Farmer, Di­ ~:OS pm Otluau.a. Tim, the University Mascot, has been adjudged guilty of murder vision Passenger Agent, Cedar Rapid., SUBURBAN and had to skip to Sioux City. Lont.>ly and homesick he is pining Leav~ Arrive I.eaw Iowa, for information. C, Rapldl Marion Mirio. away in that burg until the Clinton Stre~t Smoke House can sell <:,0 am 6:05 am 6:1. lID 6:4S am ':00 am IO:lOam enough Tim cigars to pay his fine and have him returned to his ,:10 pm 1:'< pm 3:OS1lll Money to Loan From '5.00 Up ~ :so pm .':5' pm 4;0!' pta friends in Ibwa City. Tim cigars 5c each, $2.00 per box. ~ : on pm 5:" pm ,ao pta On a.ny kind of security Amer· II:' & pm II ao pm 1:11 pta ican Loan Comp~ny, 1l4~ El:Iost Time nf tralnl Irrlvlar ••d At...,., Gustavus 20 CLINTON ST. Wa.shington St. Cedar Raplda. Jowa. O,L=:" Thos. A.. Brown. formerly ~ .. ,,*,.. '''' here, will clinic next