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FOGG & ALGER Musical X N Trteb

HUMIR (RYL Company of Artists Including

ephioe Kryl Violinistel

eleo Norris Soprato,

la Richolson Pianiste

slav Chimera Trombone 135c and 50 Cents 1riday Noon at Greer's

I~ay, 1 bruary larley big Production

~gerbread M " an

~ Musical Hits 12

People 50

BIG CAST ANr eTION' AS SEEN

LAST 'SEASON

LA PAGE & MA.IIB The Two Jo1l1 Gilk

THE GREAT KA.NB Ventriloquist Direct lrom die II1II.

HARRY LA BELLB Expert OontorUOIiIIt

Evening Sbows at 7: 41 ud .:M p. m.-lOc and 200.

Matinees every day but Koa. any seat 10c, except SUDdQ ... Hol1days when evening prleel will. charged.

OITIZENS' SAVINGS

BANKERS THUft 00.

Oapltal, ••..... . . . . • . . . .. tIIOOII A general banking bUliD" tra»

acted. 114 S. OUnton M.

.HRRMON Tbe new clole·meeter

that', being wont bf .rmart dre.r.rer.r

'everywhere

only have ,LINOCOIlD eyelet buttonholes-EMY· to button-~ d2Jll t8! out.

C[O. ,. IOU

For Sale b, ces SOC to $1. 50 MAX MAYER,

Saturday at Greer's ==28=an=d=8=o=So=u=th=C'UJl=toD=II&.=:.L

nesday 2 bruary uy B. Harris = I Offer l.::J ~tes~ PJfty(of the Age

le third Degree"

Author of ion and The Mouse" ower Floor $1 and $1. SO alcony $1 allery SOc Ifonday Noon at Greer's No Free List

y, 4 bruary, ~ M. Wtber offers

le Climax" t · New York lic ~ go I as!

d we Say More?"

,( IWer ~ lo(\r $1.00, -8alcon~ 7'5c­;allery 5Uc ,doe,d.y Noon .tGreer',

o FREE lhT

Peoples'

Steam Laundry

-Domestic or

Gloss Work

-\,. J. TOMS

IOWA AVENUE New Location.

141n' ." CITY, IOWA.

10WA:N PUBLISHBD BY THII .TUDENTS 01' THE STA.TE UNIVERSITY or IOWA

VOL. IX Number 84 IOWA CITY, IOWA, FRIDAY MORNING, FEBRUARl 4, 1910

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f UNIVERSITY ARMORY BAND BENEFIT DANCE UNIVERSITY ARMORY

SATURDAY EVENING 1 SATURDAY EVENING

PROPOSf CHANGfS IN HNANCING "HAWKfYf"

COMMITl'EE SUBMITS OOMMUNI.

OATION TO IOWAN.

OertaiD Students Allege That ProftUi

SboaJd be in Proportion to

Quality.

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HIGH PRAISE FOR BROWNING

HIS LIFE WAS WORK OF ART

~·e"'ton Ofters Explanation of Brown·

ing's Obscurity.

Replying to the charge 01 obacur·

Ity commonly brought against Robert

Browning, tbe Rev. Joseph Newton

said that "Whoso follows the path of

a thinker will have to think. Brown·

JUNIOR PROM TONIGHT; INNOVATIONS PLANNfD

SPECIAL PROVISION IS lIADE

FOR SPEOTATORS.

Decorations W" Not Il1tertere with

View from Gallel')'--Grand

lJarch will be Featured.

~RATIONS AT mVING-ZETS TO

DEBA~PBILOS POSTPON~

Special Features All.so Arranged for

Societies.

Should the coal mines of the coun­

try be controlled by the government?

'fhls proposition will be debated

this evening In Zetagathlan hall. The

program of Irving Institute will con-

IOWA QUINTfT BfATtN; 'MINNtSOTA IS VICTOR

HAWKEYES TAKE OOUNT Ill" 22

TO 18 IN FlEROE GAllE.

Long ShoUi WiD lor MJnae8ot_Law.

ler StMs lor ViIIltol'8, West

and HyJaad lor Iowa.

ing's mind was a ver.\table bee hive "Just at this time the unlversity and the incredible swiftness of his

slst of three orations by men who are The Junior Prom to be held to- In a game as replete in rougbness

entered In the N. O. L. contest. This organizations are making arrange- night In tbe armory promises to be as that played on tbe local fioor Sat-

thought further explains the dlfticul· will atrord them practice for the pre· meDts to have their pictures In the an elaborate function. Tbe committee urday nlgbt between tbe Grinnell and

ty experienced by his readers." IImlnary wblcb comes on February "Hawkeye," and everyone Is hoping has Introduced several Innovations f 2 0 t I tl

"It was the unique qualities of 1. wing to semes er exam na ons, that tbls year's annual will be the Browning's g ius which made him entirely new here and In fact ne"'jthe' Phllos bave postponed their reg-

Iowa. quintete, the Old Gold five went

down in defeat last evening to the

last squad from Minnesota, tbe final

count being 22 to 18.

best yet. Tbe quality of each year's to this part of the country. Expen- I such a supreme interpreter of rellg- u ar program.

"Hawkeye" depends primarily upon slve and elaborate decorations have B h tl d b ion" said Mr. ~ewton. "In bls power esldes t ese ora ons and e ate,

tbe attitude of tbe board of mana- been planned and an extravagant to draw out t he soul of woman he there will be speeches, music, read-

Similar to the battle between these

gers on this question. How mucb of was incomp;orably greater than color scheme has been worked out. Ings, and other enjoyable features

ance but to pay In proportion to the

merits of the finiShed product. Un-

Hyland also put up his usual order Zetagathlan society-Music. Dec-

human difference." entire of play, getting two goals and mlx-

Jamatlon, Nathan. Debate, "Resolved bunting covering. Tbls will do away

The speaker paid high tribute to lng In the fray at every opportunity, that the United States government

er tbe present system the managers with all obstruction to the onlook· Browning's wife and showed how should have excluslre control over all

the one basket caged by his rIval

f the "Hawkeye" are handicapped 'rs In the gaIlery. coming while the Hawkeyes w re beneficial to each was their mutual Its coul mines." Affirmative, Bruins,

by receiving a considerable part of The gallery will be opened at 6: 3 (). "\Veber. resting with the Idea In mind tbat influence. "It was a marriage of the Wa lker. Negath·e, Robbins,

their pay In advance. For InstaI)ce, p. m. In order to accomodate those ideal and the real" he said. "El1za- Reading, Hawkins. Oration, the referee had blown bis whistle for

Frank the managers receive $12 for runnIng who wish to come early to watch thl'

beth Barrett, by most conservative es Jones. Music. time. Ca.ptaIn Stewart had an unus-

cut of an organization wblch costs timate, was half angel and balf

tbem less than $3. This collecting of son~ bird. She was a complete wo­

prollts In advance naturally damp-man. To her there was no line of

DB the managers' ambition to pro-demarkation

uce a. first class "Hawkeye." The heaven."

question then looks Ilke this: Now

their agreements to purchase copies?

between earth and

people as they come, and In order to I i I tit t ~I I 0 I rv ng ns u e-n us c. rat on, handle tbe large crowd anticipated. T S ldi f P bll 0 I I "N " he 0 er 0 u c P non, .

The grand march will b gin at A. Crawford, Jr. Oration, "A World­

S promptly and w\Jl be led by lIlr. Folly," Leon Powers.

ual amount of "pepp" last bight and

put up a fine exhibition In spite of

tbe fact that he got no baskets from

the field. HIs team work was of a

and Mrs. W. J. McChesney. A par- atellar brand. Oration, "Poverty and Philanthropy"

Lawler was the star for the vlsl-

tors. He was after the ball every

minute of play and his passing and

day evening, February 5th, by Prof. victory beyond. His Christian poetry

"Some caH thIs taking of big Kl1ngenhagen, the dean of women. is but a series of these vIsions. His

Although Iowa was defeated last Charles Burton Gulick of Harvard

night, there is no possible objection

profits in advance at tlte expense of faith never wav'ered . His philosophy

the quality of the annual, graft. of life was built on It. This brdefiy

That Is a mistake. The fault lies rath tated was, "We are here in the world

er with the student body in that

Twilight Musical Tomol·row.

A special program will be the fea-

ture of the Twilight musical to btl

university, promises to be one of the to be made to the game which they

most Interesting events ot the seas-put up against the Gophers. Ryden

on. Dr. Gulick Is on an extended lee­was out of the tilt, weakening the

ture tour under the auspices of the to grow Into a larger life, yet by a team to a great extent. Sallander

Arcbaeologlcal Institute of America, they have foHowed the custom of given tomorrow afternoon at 4: 30 In

strange Irony we are beset with lim- toucblng at such places as Detroit, and Schmidt each put up a good

paying profits dn advance. Several or- the Methodist Episcopal cburch. game In his position but tbelr new-itations which seem to retard us." St. Louis, Kansas City, Milwaukee

,;anlzations are now discu ssing the

advisability of making a change such

that profits will be ,blgh In propor-

Miss AnBa Dvorsky wll1 be the plan- ness to the game naturally slowed Owing Ito the Increased popularity and Chicago, and we are fortunate in

ist and Frank Callendar w1l1 be the up tbe pace for the locals. of the lectures, they are being held

in the Auditorium. Four ot the ser-tion as tbe quality of the annual Is

les of seven remain. Next week's sub· higbJ At present the less funds put

ject will be, "Emerson." Into the making of a good "Hawk·

eye" the larger the managers' prof-

Its. The plan Is to pay the manager

tbe cost price for running cuts in

Octave Thanet Program.

Tbe Octave Thanets will give the

tenor soloist.

Higbee at Bacouian Tonight.

The weekly meeting of the Bacon-

ian club will be held this evening

at 7: 30 in the hall of physics. Prot.

F. G. Higbee will read a paper on

the "Hawkeye" tbus protecting them following Dickens program Saturday " Our Inland Seas."

from financial risk. Then the mana- evenIJl~:

gers by seiling tbe "Hawlteye" on its Dickens as a Reformer-Clara Cl/lSS Day Program.

having a lecture from him here. Tbe Minnesota was lucky with her

e.u bject on which he w\ll speak Is one long shots, a couple of lengthy trials

of great Interest and ]\Jr. Gulick J,s dropping neatly in the net without

well qualified to treat It. He bas stud-even touching the rim. In general

ied and travelled In Germany and the contest was rough and as a resull

Greece, has written numerous philo-the game was slow, owing to the fre­

articles, logical and archaeological quent calling of fouls.

and Is the author of a book wIdely The squad will play at Drake to­

used on "Tbe Life of the Ancient nlgbt and at Ames tomorrow night.

Greeks." He is also associate editor Since the latter has defeated the

ruerlts will find that the better tbe Talstrupp. of the College Series of Greek Au-'J1be following class day program Blue and White five twice In succes-

Review "David Copperfield"-Ma- thors. The lecture is open to tbe pub-"Hawkeye" the bigger the Fltles and has been announced by the chairman sion, both times by overwhelming bl 111 Iic without admission. Prof. C. H .

the bigger the profits. Making the eyers. of the class day committee, Miss scores, but little Is to be feared from "DI k 'Ch t " Ma d Walz Weller, secretary of the Iowa Society proHt depend upon quality will in- c en s arac ers ~ u Dora Holman: the DeB Moines team. However,

sure Iowa the best possible "Hawk- Reading "Nicholas Nlckleby"- Address of welcome-Charles of the Institute, has the lecture In Clyde William's men at the farm are

6ye" and remove all suspicion of Mable Horner. Kauffman. Ivy Oration-Earl Stew- charge. In fine fettle and declare themselves Scene "Cricket on the Hearth"- Cl P H h P graft. art. • ass ,oem- an na arry. While in Iowa City Prof. Gulick

to be out for the championship rag. "In ~rder to secure this Improve- Lelah arum, Elsie Snavely,

Wells. Golda Leighton . (Continued on page two)

Zora Fare- ",111 be tbe guest of Professor S. Class Prophecy-Meta Raney.

well Address-Cbester Corey. Bush.

Gallery open at 6:30 Grand March at 8:00 Junior Prom To-night I

H. Consequently, doubts are entertained

(Continued on page two)

Admission to Gallery 25 Cents

THE D A I L Y lOW A N. ++'1"1"1,1 1,,1-1101011 I .,1 1"1'++ en out at this time owing to the VOL. IX. NO.8.. + + press of other work but that this + AMUSEMENTS. + Every mornlD, except SaturdQII + + wl11 be attended to soon as possible.

Just what was the cause of his Bad ++++++++++ 1'1 I I I IIII . demise 1s not known as be bad been t BUSINESS DIRECTORY l getting along famously In his quar- + +

and MondaYI. Of the Vldett.RepoJ't. ++ I I JuI'I"1 I I, I 1·1 I 1,1"1 ++ ters. '1'1 I 1,,1,,1'++++++++++0l+I0 er the fort,-lInt ,ear and of the S. U. 1. QuHI the el,hteenth ,8&1". "BaclI:ett a CoDege

Mr. Hackett who

lUaD." Burch fa Dead. Burch was brought from Idaho last PHYSIOIABS. "Burch," the Idol and mascot of year by Coach Griffith and was the -----------­

Edltor-ln-Chlet HERBERT M. HARWOOD

The Stair:

wUl &8aln pI,.,.

"Claaamatea" at

the Coldren Tuea-

Iowa's football team, Is no more. cause of a great deal of merriment

Last Monday when "Uncle Jimm," and fun among the football men and

Barry went to .his eage back of the students. Last fall he was too big

DRS. DBAN a BOO. PracUeco limited to .u...... 01 ...

lDJe, Ear. NOH and 'l'ImII&. Both ·phon ...

Deak EditOR Monda, •...•••• Llo,d G. Norman day is an enthuBI­Tueaday .••..••••• Frank 11'. Swan astlc colle,e man

grand stand to feed him, Burch was to be manageable and haa since been ------------DB. PR&lOt L. WVII

Wednesday ...... P . N. Haughtelln found curled up In a corner lIteleas. kept in .bls cage. Ere, Ear, NOH and Threat

Omce over NOTak's Dru, IIt.oN Both 'PhOD" Thursday .......... Karl D. Loos and a member of "---"-'= ~::::::::::::::::::::::::~

Saturday ........ G. K. ThomplOD tbe Theta Delta Obi and Lambda I Associate EditoR ------------

P. E. Van NOltrand Paul S. ColUer Sigma fraternities, being one of the For Choicest Cut DB. W. H. DONOVAlf John A. Fullerton' Walter Carden founders of the latter. Several social FI Phyalclan aDd SurgtoD T. H. Tapping Chester A. Core, Th P owers - - - 117 1-1 8. Dubuque It

Women Editors entertainments are being planned e rom -- PRINCE Omce OTer WlIktnaon', O"*" Ruth Cotten Audrie Alspaugh for him while here as well as theatre Iowa Ave. 'Phonel: Bell 108, J. C. 147. -India Goodman Hazel Reddick calls answered from omce. Reporters parties, and his engagement Is sure • ________________________ .1 ------------George A. Rice Paul Mather to prove one of the ar tistic and so- DR. AUGUSTUS SINNING

H. C. Lan gland Frank Jones clal events at the Coldren this season. ++ I I I I I I ! I I I J ! I I ++.J Dlaeases of the Eye, Ear, No ..... • I. II J.IIIIIII

II•

1 II ••••• 11 '1" ~~+·II·I··J··I··I .. I··II·I .. I·I·lr J -1"1"1'++ Throat

"Of all that Is good, Iowa alfords the best. "

FOR SALE:-Typewriters-Ribboos and Oil-Shorthand Books Omce with Dr. Mullin 12 1-2 B. (lIa.

"The Climax" TonJght. Typewriting Books-Commercial Books. ton St. Both 'P!lonea.

"The Climax," one of the head TYPEWRITERS FOR RENT AT DAIL:u;I?S~:': (;~c~~~~:!~~~ CO .• li ners on the Coldren's list of 1910 IRI~H'S UNIVERSITY BUSINESS COLLEGE ROBERT B PIKE B J M 1141-2 Washinaton Street . ,us ness gr offerings .. wI\) be seen t hi s evening &

++ oJuJ .. J"1 I J"I"J"H-+++++++ ++ ,J"Jo·I··I"I .. t"l .. t"l .. t"H"H·+++ Address al\ communications to at the local play ho use. The play wI\) =========================~

THE DAILY IOWAN, Iowa City, Ia. be produced by one of the most capa-

Entered as secon!1-clasfI mall mat­ter, Novem ber 12, 1903 , at the post­office at Iowa City, Iowa, under the act of congress of March 3, 1879.

Per Year, paid before Nov. 15, $2.26 Per Year, paid after Nov. 16, $2.75 Per Semester .............. $1.%6 Per Month ..............•. .36 Per Single CollY . .. . ...•.... .06

bJe 9f tlJe road companies. Wlt b a

capable cast tile play Is expected to

be one of the real drawing cards of

the present season.

Wedne. day i Limit.

++'H J 'l"I .. I"I .. t"I'1 I t"t"J"I'++ +++++++++·t"t"l"t·!"Jool"!,++

MAKES A SPECIALTY OF

\~~ BOOK STUDENTS SUPPLIES ....,.....4 Text Books for all College., Fancy Goode. STORB Largellt Stock, Lowest Price.

John T. Ri(:s U ~~~~n

The fi nal date for registration has ++.J. J"I"I' 1'1 I I 1"1,,'1· I' """1-++ ++'l-I"I"I"I"I"J"I"I"I"J' 1'1"1"1·++ Offi ce- 23 East Washington Street, bee n given out as Wednesday of next ~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~E~~~~~~~=~~~~

Floth Phones week at 5 : 30 o'clock. Registrar E. C. HOPKINS BROS. 00. JONNSON COUNTY SAVINGS BANK (Und er Name of Iowa. City Citizen) •• -----------

Barrett announced yes terday that the Western He?dquarters for Capital .............•.. $126,000

Annolln~ements and notices should b{ In t he Iowan office by 6 o'clock to Insu re publication.

Copies for sale and subscriptions taken at the Iowan office, Iowa Book Store, Wieneke's Arcade book store.

A LIBERAL OFFER.

registration was proceeding especlal- 1909 Surplus & Undivided ProfltaU50,OOO Travelers' checks for aale. Good

Iy well this semester, more than th e SPOR T _ as cash; no identification required. usual number of students having al- JNG Four per cent Interest paid on time

ready enrolied. Mr. Barrett wishes depoaits.

it known t hat grades cannot be glv- GOODS

The liberal otter made by the man- ;:::::::::::::::::::::==: MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION.

Out stock is one of most desirable line ' In

the tbe

Cedar Rapids and Iowa Oity

Railwav

agement of the Y. l\L C. A. series of

recita ls should meet wltb a substan­

t ial response from tbe student body.

We do not often have an oppor tunity

to hear such artists as Olive Mead

and F.r ltz Kreisler at home and at

such 0. nominal price.

I'ROPO E HANGES IN FINAN !NG "HAWlillYE."

REICHARDT THE CONFECTIONER

Palmetto Chocolates our speci­alty. All Candies Home-made. Ice Cream made in all shapes and furnished for Parties and Receptions.

ALL LA TEST DRINKS (Continued from page one) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~

ment In the " Hawkeye" the fresb men A G Spaldteng & Bros • • • e

engineers urge the other classes and are the largest manufacturers In the organi zation s to unite In requ esting world of

Official Equipment FOR

AU Athletic Sports aod Pastimes

west, because we carry In stock all the time, all seas­onable sporting goods.

FOOTBALL, TENNIS, ARCHERY, BASKET BALL, GYMNASIUM AND

TRACK SUPPLIES. I Write for New Fall Catalogue

618-620 LOCUST

Des Moines. Iowa.

Without doubt get

your meals at the

OIYIllpian

II 40

Hourlv Trains DailV

Between

CEDAR RAPIDS

And

IOWA OITY

The Iowa Electric Shoe Repairing Co.

OBA.RLES S. GRANT, M. D. Office 1'1 1·2 S. Dubuque II&.

Over Stach's Shoe Store Residence 229 Sumrult St.

Omce 'phones-Bell 380R. J. C. JOt Residence 'phones-Bell 578R. I, O.

361.

DR. W. L BYWATER Diseases of

Eye, Ear. Nose and Thro,* No.8 N. ClInton St.

OSTEOPATHS

DRS. WASHBURN ell; WASHBl1BI B. E. Washburn, D. O. Evelyn S. Washburn, D. O.

Omce and residence, 102 S. LInn 8t., Iowa City, Iowa. Both 'Phon.

DENTISTS.

JOHN VOSS. D. D. S. The Student's Dentist

16 1·2 South Dubuque St Both 'Phones Iowa City, loft

MUSICAL STUDIOS

RALPH LAWTON Teacher of Plano, Organ lid

Thtlory of Music. Available r. Concerts, Recitals and Musical. STUDIO 19 1·2 \V ABBINGTON 1If.

MRS. ANNA DILLER STARBUOJ

~rusic Studio 21 North Dubuqlle Street

Will receIve puplls In PI'lnotorte, Organ and Theory. Studio bonn t a. In. to 12 m . .A.ftern. on houn b7 aJlPolntment. J. C. Phon!' 416~ lit\l' dio. 521 Resld,mre.

ANNA SMITH OWSE Soprano

Pupil of Cbas. W. Clark and (leo.

Hamlin. Concerts, Recitals. Vocal It structlon. Studio, 114 South Cllntflt St. J. C. Phone 663.

REAL ESTATE

the present managers of the " Hawk­

eye" to assist In establishing the

custom of runni ng t he cuts ,., organ­

izations In the " Hawkeye" a t eost

price- pu ttin g profits on the basis of

the quality of th e work turned out. "

The SPALDING Trademark

b Known throul/:h­out the world as a

Mostly for the fastid­ious people.

206 South Dubuque St. SALE AND RENT:-Large lJJt ~

We Guarantee First Olass Work at city resIdences, vacant Iota, ud Signed by W. E . Baum

Homer Clemens

Don Campbell

Com. Engineers, 1913 .

IOWA Q{TIXTEl' DE.\ TEN ; )UXNE OTA IS , 'TCl'OR.

(Contlnu d from page one)

Guarantee of

Quality

Lowest Prices farms. Also stocks of mercbandlJt.

If you are interested In athletic

also Buy and Sell Second lIand Olotblng,

c. M. RENO 110 1-2 WashlngtoD SI. Regular meals

~~~:\~:~ ~:t:~~g~:~eIt~S C~P:a~~I~~: ' Only 25 and 30 Gentle en Hi SUTIANCE enclyclopedla of what's new In sport In. ---=-=----------and Is sent free on request. I cents. WEAR Proper TTIE ORIGINAL

BANnERS' LIFE ASSOOIATIO! A. G. SPALDING & BROS. by some as Lo the possible outcome 147 Wabash AVPIJUc. Chlcn jl;o. 111 Laundered Des Moines, Iowa

F. W. 1I0HMANN. Agent, 528 N. Dubuque St., Iowa City. Ion of the battle at Ames.

Summary Is as follows:

Iowa. Sallander,

Schmlrlt R.F. Stewart (C) L.F. Hyland C. Thomas, )[urphy L.G.

Minnesota.

Lawler Hant on (C)

Walker Anderson

Wanless West R.G. Rosenwald

Iowa (tit" Bcabem" Prepa re~ Students fo r 't'lt e Un iversity Fine opportun! y to make up defic iencies

WI, B. llUltllts IPrtnclpal

+++~r+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Goals from field: Sallanrler 1, Hy- :-_________ _______________ ....

land 2, West 3, Lawler 4. Hanson 4, Walker ], Anderson 1. Goals from foul: Stewar t 6 In !I trials, Hanson 2 in 11 trials. Referee: Reynolds of Chicago. Umpire : Dlnls of 1\1IIwau­kee.

Hespel.ian Program Saturday.

MARSHALL-O'BRIEN· ORTHEN COMPANY Dental and Surgical Supplies

116 Iowa Avenue TH£ ALL IOWA HOUS'

LINEN then be a GENTLEMAN

Patronize the

Hamn} & Jennings Laundry

No. 115 Iowa Ave. Both 'Phones

JOHN R. THOMAS Dealer In all kinds of

Tbe Hesperlans will give the tol- ;:------------------------- ­-We do College Printing-We Guarantee Good Service. pance Programs, Club Stationery. Menus, Guest Books, Etc, We ha.ve more satisfied customers than dolla.rs­Write us.

Coal, Coke, Wood, Flour and Feed ... ~d ilia Ara·Notclt.

lowing program Saturday evening,

February 5tlJ:

Declamation-Lydia Potraz.

ShOTt Story-nUda ElIyson.

Current EventS-Mary Negus. GEO. A. MILLEn PRINTING 00., DES ~IOINES IOWA.

Coal yards and Feed Mill Cor. Wash­ington and Van Buren Sta.

Johnson County Telephone H7 Iowa Telephone 452-R

TJllRM8 CASH.

ARROW COLLAR

15<,2 {.,15c. CluclI. Pcabody.eo.. ..... ARROW CUFFS 25 ceo ... pair ._

Seat Sale Now On No 'Student Can Afforl

To Miss These Co lin at, Lodp N-.. 6, A.II' ... A. H. ++++++++++ J.L. Recordl, W. M. + Brace Moore, See. +

Special Wednesday, February 9th, + 1:30 P. m. 3rd degree. +o![.++eJIo+.~Io+-II

Special, Friday, February 11th, 7 p. m. 3rd degree. Refresbments. Feb .•. IIPlar mMtlna. Ird Mond&7 of each Feb. 8.

IIOnth.

~ III I I I' lui 1"1 I II' 'I-Je-Iulnllll' + + + BUSINESS LOOALS + + + 8 p. m. Open to uH II I I Jululnlulullllc·1 lululill 'I'

Feb. 21. Annual Have your clothes preasea at Gra-

\1111', panitortum. ·Feb. 22.

Iowa City State Bank, across street bulldlng.

trom Interurban statton. tt

Phone Murphy'S nvery ror swell J'eb. 26.

luru-outl. cert.

Go to tbe Iowa Cit), State Bank Feb. 26.

rlth your aecoun t .

MUJle for dances, reception. and lI'eb. 26.

other occulons. Violin, Plano and at the armory.

F. R. Spevacek, 730

Chrcll Itreet. Bell Phone. tf

Join Graham'. Pantortum club. auditorium.

Good aervlee. ReBllonable prlcea.

P1anOl for Bale and rent. F. R.

&pentn, 730 Church S~ U

Students wanting bank accommo­

daUonl Ihould go to. IOWA CITY

STATE BANK, under Opera House.

FOR RENT: Large modern front

room to two gentlemen $8 per month .

Saturday at 1

ture taken.

ill E. Market St. 2-4 N. ~[.

LOST: A silver watch and fob. I N. 1\1. Field, a

Finder please return to this omce. of law, was m

Reward. 2-6

LOST: Mink fur on Linn street btl­

iween Davenport and Reynolds. Leave

tbls office. Reward. 2-6 In Iowa City

FOR RENT : Furnished rooms. 17

fairchild St. 2-7

FOUND: In W. M. C. A. building.

Salr! pin. Inquire 24 E . Davenport

Street. 2-3

Furnlsbed room for rent and table Grinnell-Iowa

Icard. 604 S. Clinton street. 2-9

Prof. Loos Sells Home.

Prot. 1. A. Loos has sold his home

In East Bloomington street to A. J.

Feeney. Prof. Loos and wife are at

present In the west for an indefinite be in Shape to

ltay.

Spec1al 'Rates to 6roups at

Cownstnds roahe 16ngagements for

Nature's Own Rem Fry's Pure Colfax

In boLtles and jugs. Shipped only b, D. C. Fry &

Fry Minerai Springs located at Colfax, Iowa.

and J, W. ~OLLER BOTTLING WORl(S, agents for

water fresh from the Springs always promptly.

Swigart Bros. Cleaners and Dy

WE ALSO CLEAN THE FfNEST LA

211-213 E. Col/ege St. Dell Pllone. J 7

the cause of his sad +H-+++of+Ho I I I I I lilt . + +

a.s he had been + BUSINESS DmBO'lOI1'+ ~amously In his quar- + +

+·1 I I 1'1 *+++++++++M from Idaho last PHYSIOIABS.

Grlmth and wa.s the __________ _

at deal of merriment

the football men and

and ha.s aince been

IOJl4."Il~~II. Fancy Gooda, Price. U Clinton

Street

DR&. DEAN .. BOna PHctic. limited to 41..... of till

lDJe. Bar, NOM aDd 'I'hnIIL Both 'phon •.

DR. JI'R4NK L. !DB lDJe, Bar, NOM and Thnlt

Oftlce over Nault'. Dru, Itort Both 'Phon.

DR. W. B. DONOVAlf Phyllclan and Burrton 117 1-2 8. Dubuque It

Oftlce OTer Wllktnlon'l Gr00.i7 'Phonea: Bell 108, J. C. an. _

calla answered from oftlce.

DR. AUGUSTUS SINNING DlBeasea of the Eye. Ear, No ....

Throat Omce with Dr. MulUn 12 1-2 S. (Jla.

ton st. Both 'P~onea. .

CHARLES S. GRANT. M. D. Office 1'1 1·2 S. Dubuque 8C.

Over Stach's Shoe Store Residence 229 SnmruJt S&.

Omce 'phones-Bell 380R. J. C. 10C Residence 'phones-Bell 678R. 1. O.

361.

DR. W. L BYWATER Diseases of

Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat No.8 N. OlJDton St.

OSTEOPATHS

1o+o.J.+·oH-r-:Io+*++ DRS. WASHBURN & WASHBVBI B. E. Washburn, D. O. Evelyn S. Wa.shburn, D. o.

SAVINGS BANK omce and residence, 102 8. Lin Bt.,

............ $126,000 vlded ProftteU60,OOO

checks for sale. Good Identification required.

Interest paid on time

City

Railwav

Dailv

a Electric Co.

Iowa City, Iowa. Both 'Phon.

DENTISTS.

JOHN VOSS, D. D. S. The Student', Dentist

16 1-2 South Dubuque Bt Both 'Phones Iowa City, Ion

MUSICAL STUDIOS

RALPH LAWTON Teacher of Plano, Organ lid

Thtlory of Music. Available till Concerts, Recitals and Musical. STUDIO 19 1·2 WASHINGTON IT.

~ms. A~A DILLER STARBUOJ ·

Music Studio 21 North Dubuqlle Street

\\'!II receive pupils in PI'lnotorte, Organ and Theory. Studio bonn' a. !D. to 12 m. Attern. on houri b, apPOintment. J. C. Phon!' 4l6S ~tll' dlo. 521 Resld,mC'E'.

ANNA SMITH OWSE Sopl'auo

Pupil of Chas. W. Clark and Gto. Hamlln. Concerts, Recitals. Vocal It struction. Studio, 114 South CllnlA St. J . C. Phone 663.

REAL ESTATE

SALE AND RENT:-Large llJt ~ city resIdences, vacant Iota, .. 4 farms. Also stocks of merch&lldlJl

c. M. RENO 110 1-2 Washington at.

tlenten _-'----_IN_SUR_A_N_CE_-'-

EMAN

. TDE OlUGINAL BANKERS' LIFE ASSOOIATlO!

Des Moines, Iowa F. W. HOHMANN, Agent,

528 N. Dubuque St., Iowa City. Ion.

ize the :'EE THOMAS & Jennings FOR

undry Botb 'Phones

R. THOMAS Coke, Flour and

and Feed Mlll Cor. Wash­and Van Buren Ste. County Telephone H7

a Telephone 452-R TERMS CASH.

~d fue Ara·Notcll.

ARROW COLLAR

15,,2 {.r1Sc. Cluett. Pe.body.Co. ....... ARROW CUFFS l! c.eoll • pair _

Seat Sale Now On

No Student Can Afford To Miss These Concerts

.... at,Lodp 51),," A.P.AA.H. *+*+'1'1'1"1"11111111 'I J.L. Reeord., W. M. + + he Moore, Sec. + OOMING EVBBTS +

SpeelaJ Wednesday, February 9th, + + 7:30 p. m. 3rd degree. oH·+++Jo++++ It ••• 'I J I I

Spedal, Friday, February 11th, 7 Feb... Junior Prom. p. m. 3rd degree. Refreshments. JIplar mMUD" 'I'd Mond&7 of each Feb. 8. Normal club banquet at M.

1IODth. :-~==================== ~ II I I I I I Iniulullll- +1"1"'"1"1_ + + + BUSINESS LOCALS + + + +1111 Jul I I' 1-1-1-1' -I-I III' Inl'

Have your clothes preBBea at Gra­

\lIIl" panltorlum.

Iowa City State Bank, across atreet

rrom lnterurhan station. U

E. church parlors.

Feb. 19. Annual lecture of Sigma

XI by Percival Lowell, auditorium.

S p. m. Open to the publlc.

Feb. 21. Annual banquet of the

Zetagathian society at the Burkley.

Feb. 22. Dedication of new law

building.

Phone Murphy', nve..,. ror swell reb. 26. University Orchestra con:

I1IrDoOuta. cert.

Go to the Iowa City State Bank Feb. 26. Basketball, Missouri Vll.

'lIh Jour account. Iowa at the armory.

Illume for dances, recepuon, and }I'eb. 26. Basketball, Ames va. Iowa

other occaalons. ViOlin, Plano and at the armory.

F. R. Spevacek, 730 March 1. Final university champion

Churcll street. Bell Phone. tt ship debate, Philo vs. Irving, at the

Join Graham'. Pantorlum club. auditorium.

Good service. Re&llonable prlcM. March 1.· Basketball, Drake VS. Iowa

Plan .. for 861e and rent. F. R. at the armory.

Spence!, 730 Churcb S" tt

Student. wanting bank accommo­

laUODl .hould go to . IOWA CITY

STATE BANK, under Opera House.

O. }1'. U. Notice.

C. F. U. will meet at Townsend's

Saturday at 1 o'clock to :have a plc-FOR RENT: Large modern front ture taken.

room to two gentlemen $8 per month.

ill E. Market St. 2-4 N. ~(. Field ~ralTied.

TWO CONCERTS TWO DOLLAR~ The Best Woman's Quartet in the Wodd

TUE OLnrE MEAD QUARTET

NO BETTER QUARTET OF EITHER MEN OR WOMEN IN AMERIC .\

FRITZ KREISLER

Iowa City, February, 7

Mr. RaJph Lawton Assisting at the Piano

FRITZ KREISLER The Leading Violinist of the World

Iowa City, March 2

The SteinwlY Piano Used Admission, Including Rellerved Seats to

BOTH CONCERTS $2.00 if tickets are purchased now

To either Concert $1.50

Tickets for both. Concerts now on sale at Wieneke's, g S. Clinton St.

Reserved Seats for the Quartet at 8 o'clock Friday, Feb. 4tb LOST: A silver watch and fob. I N. M. Field, a senior in tho college

Finder please return to this omce. of law, was married on Wednesday at

Reward. 2-6 the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard !M .. - ....... -----....... II!III~---------------------... -LOS Winter Styles In T: Mink fur on Linn street be- Gough to Miss Agnes Russell of Iowa J TIS A

tween Davenport and Reynolds. Leave City. Mr. and Mrs. Field wlll remain Artistic Footwear lItbla offiee. Reward. 2-6 In Iowa City untn June, when they PLEA U l~ E The Collelle Pattern

FOR RENT: Furnished rooms. 17 w!1l go to Lake City, where they will A combination of Beauty, Excellence and Fairchild St. 27 k th I h TO STU DY - rna e e rome. Style at prices you can afford to pay

FOUND: In W. M. C. A. building. At Searf pin. Inquire 24 E. Davenport Uyden Out of the Game. MORTON'S Sireet. 2-3 Because of lnjuries received in the

Furnished room for rent and table Grinnell-Iowa game last Saturday Corner Clinton and Washinllton Streets lOUd. 604 S. Clinton street. 2-9 night, Hugo Ryden, right forward of

the varsity basketball team, was un-

Prof. Loes Sells Home. able to play in the Minnesota game

Prot. 1. A. Loos has sold his home last night, and wlII be out of the

ID East Bloomington street to A. J. Drake and Ames games tonight and

Feeney. Prof. Loos and wife are at Saturday. It is expected that he will

JreSent In 'the west for an indefinite be In s1Jape to play In the Grinnell

ltay. game at Grinnell next week.

Spectal 'Rates to Qroups at

Cowns~nds Studio IDalte 16ngagements for Sitttngs 'Row

Nature's Own Remedy Fry's Pure Colfax Water

In bottles and jugs. Shipped only by D. C. Fry & Co. from the original Fry Mineral Springs located at Col fax, Iowa. HENRY LOUIS, druggist,

and 1. W. ~DLLER BOTTLING WORU:S, agents for Iowa City, have the water fresh from the Springs always on hand and wllI fill all ordere promptly.

Swigart Bros, Cleaners and DyerJ

WE ALSO CLEAN THE FrNEST LA VIES 11 .8.1 .t

211-213 E. College St. Bell Phone, J 7

Where Electric or Gas Light­in g is Used

Iowa City Gasl ' & Electric Co.

•

THE PLACE TO BUY Your

TEXT BOOKS and SUPPLIES

for all Oolle'le8

UNIVERSITY BOOKSTORE

ON THE CORNER Waterman Fountain Pens

Posters and Netting for Room Decoration

OUR PRICES ALWAYS RIGHT

Iowan.

......................................... !~ ..

4 ,*eSl results, send your work to

The O. O. D. LAUNDRY

Our prices are right and we are equipped to handle your laundry in a manner that can not help but be satisfactory.

OWENS & GRAHAM 211-213 Iowa Avenue

Kodaks $5.00 to $100.00

Brownies $1.00 to $12.00

Have you seen the new KODAK C\LENDARS? We have them - - all sizes at the REXALL STORE

HENRY LOUIS, Pharmacist Cor. Dubuque and Washln,ton tt •• I Subscribe for t.be Dally

_____________________ ... $1.60 tor balaace 01,...

I-.. ~--~~~------~·~~~~I.,

I

.+r+-Ho++++ I I I I I II I I + + + PERSONAL and SOCIAL + + + +++++++++.".,1,,1111111

Miss Ruth Fall of Albia Is a week­

end visitor at the Kappa house.

ALLEGRETTI CANDY

Word has recently been received

of the marriage of J. J. Ryan, L. '08,

to Miss Alice Donohue, a former un­

lversJt)' student of Muscatine.

Miss Pearl Montgomery, L. A. '10,

has accepted a pos.ltlon as teacher of

biology in Cedar Rapids and bas tak-

Bijou Theatre Bomeof ...... V .....

Three Shows Daily (1Dol1ldbtl 1NIII1Ir,

THURSDAY, FRIDAY, 1A'ftIJDlI AND 8UNDAY. Miss Helen Perrine of Grinnell I.

visiting Miss Barbara Cornwall. en up her duties. JOHN W. MANGLES Mlsses Florence and Edna Mead­

ows are pledged to Octave Thanet. 1·2 lb. 1 lb. 2 lb. 5 lb. Miss Pearl Bennett will not con- The boy with the educated ..

Miss Elizabeth Sartori ot LeMan

Is visiting at the KlIJ)pa house.

Miss Beulah Sladden co mea toda),

from Webster City. She will be a

WHETSTONE'S tlnue her university work the second

semester. She leaves Tuesday for

her home in Davenport.

MacLeaIl to MiDDeapoJil.

JOHN BUOK.LEY The boy trom HltMwitch

THE OORA JAPANESE TROUPE Imperial EntertalDen

guest at the Kappa house. Enning Showl at 1:41 u4 I:" Pres. George E. MacLean leaves p. m.-10o and SOc.

Miss Helene Pelletier arIive8 to- Miss Mae Pierson w411 stoP here to- Miss Meda Holman returned Thurs tonight for Mdnneapolls where he is

day trom Sioux City tor a visit at day for an over Sunday visit with day trom Rockwell to resume unl- to give a toast at the annual banquet

the Kappa house. friends. She Is enroute to her nElW verslty work for the second semester. of the Iowa Alumni club ot the

Miss Hypatia Beardsley came on home in St. Charles, lI11nols. She Is entirelY recovered. Twin cities.

Thursday and will spend the week-

MaUnee. everr dar but 11 __ an), seat lOc, except SUI4ar .. Hollda,.. when nenlnl prl_ will ~ charged.

~""""""""" __ "" ___ I""""".""""" __ d ...... n .......... __ .. ____ .m, onnzEN8' 8AVING8 ~m

~ BANKERS

end at the Trl Delt house.

Miss Helen Dysart trom Ottumwa.

ta an over Sunday guest at the Kappa

house. WE RENT TYPEWKITERS Oapital ................. ..

A general banklnl bulln. trait

Mias Lulu Utley ,Is again able to

attend classes atter a siege with the

grippe.

Each "I achine is carefully inspeCted acted. 114 8. OUntoD lit.

Uss Clara Luberger of Cedar Rap­

ids Is an over Sunday guest at the

Delta Gamma house.

and adjusted before being sent out -new Ribbon-clean type-light action-an excellent typewriter in

Miss Coleen Johnson ot Grinnell

will begin university work in Iowa

.next semester.

every sense ot the word. , ERMS, SlOO PER MONTH

M.iss Martha Swartzlander comes

Friday from Wilton Junction. She

wllI visit at the Kappa housc.

UNIVERSITY TYPWRITER CO. All Standard Makes of T~ pewriters Telephone" 8ell29 L, J. l,;. 109. 21 E. Washlngtun t.

Miss Ida Hobson, L. A. ' 09, of

West Union came Thursday for a

few days' visit at the Trl Delt house.

Misses Dora Holman and Enid

Hoyt entertained a few seniors a t R.

sewing last F riday afternoon.

Mr. F . E . Vestal, ex-L. A. '09, Is in

the city t ransacting business and vis­

iting with friends.

Miss Anne Gittins Icaves today for

her home In Willi amsburg to attend

ter brother 's wedding.

Miss Meta Schmidt wlll not contin­ue her work In the university next I!!!"=""~"""'===~==~~",,,,,,~~~~~~~!!!!>!!:!!:!:=~d

temester but w11l re turn to her bome

in Marshalltown.

200 PAIR PARTY PUMPS AND HOUSE SLIPPERS

Mrs. Julian Butterworth entertain­

ed the members of Octave Thanet

Tuesday evening In honor of hel'

guest, Miss Jettrles of Lamoni.

The marriage of Mlss Florence

Walpole, L. A. '09, to Mr. Wayne

Thayer of Rock Valley has been an­

Dounced to university friends. The

couple w11l make their home in Mon­

tana.

One, Two, and Three Strap Slippers, Sandals, and Pumps in Patent Leather, Kid, Demi·Glaze, and Gun Metal.

JUST IN - LATEST OUT

MUELLER BROS., 115 CLINTON ST.

• I • • I •

The New "English Darby"

IS HERE --ready to slip on and wear with the comfort of an

old stiff hat -- It's new and snappy·· flat set and dashy •• just the thing for the young chap

who wants something new and classy (minus the floppish look) •• they come in blacks

only·· in two dimension for the large or small man·· They're made by COOKS & CO., of

London, England, and imported by WILL­NER BROS.,·· especially for fine trade .• they're

on display in our west window·· or •• well you'd better drop in our store and try one on .• be first

with an "English Darby. "

PRICE $2.50

• I II E I

f I . , /

1".14. , I . .

MADE IN ENGLAND

• 1 • E d

OLDREN THEATRE

Tuesday, February 8

'JULlS HURRY PRESENTS

NORMAN

eKEfI In Last Season's Great~st

Success

LASS Same Cast and Production ,

Prices: Lower floor Sland SI.50 Balcony 7Sc, Gallery SOc

No free list. Seat sale Satur­day noon

Friday, 4 February,

Joseph M. Weber offers

"The Climax"

With the New York and Chicago CaSt .

"Need we Say More?" Prices Lower F1o()r $1.00,

$l.SO-Balcony 7'5c­Gallery 50c

Seat·Sale Wedneadey Noon atGreer'.

NO FREE LIST

.HJmM'ON The new close-meeter

that'. being wont by

"mart dre""er" 'everywhere

6 Co only have .LINOCORD eyelet buttonholes-Eaay· to button-thnr don'tt!!! out.

~[O. , . IDE' TROT. N. T.

I"or Sale hr MAX l\IAYER,

28 /lIId SO South Clinton !It.

Peoples'

Steam Laundry

-Domestic or

Gloss Work

-c. J. TOMS

IOWA AVENUE New Location.

IOWA OIH, W\vA.

TH VOL IX

·1911 HAWKfYfS SOLD BY "Y. W." MfMBfRS Grinnell.

8UB8CRIPTION CAMPAIGN 1'0

OPEN TO~IORROW.

ed ever , GlrII Will SoUcit 8ub8c:riben In UDl·

season, ,enit, Building-UNo 8ubecrip..

tlOD, No Book."

ule as BUlln88B Manager C. H. Crowe hu local

completed preparations for the sale t our games, ot the 1911 Hawkeye, and subscrlp- 1 d p aye on tions wl11 be taken this week. The

Grinnell, plan which will be used in placing the Drake wlll

book on sale Is substantially the d th name, e

lame as that used last year. With the b I eng

exception of a very small number for Several

the alumni, the number of books 1 thl u e s year printed wlll exactly correspond to the b

Iy een am number ot subscriptions taken. The

ents. Purd success with which this plan was at­

tract here tended last year has led to Its use h

will see t e again, as the management finds that

played a much better book can be put out h

ter t Is If the sale of every copy Is guar- b

rest efore anteed.

the Aggles. The taking ot subscriptions wlll

trom Drake commence at 8 o'clock Monday morn-

ber 12, and Ing. A novel feature ot the campaign

this year Is the fact that it will be

carried on mainly by members .of

the Y. W. C. A. Girls will be station­

ed in all university buildings, and

subscriptions are expected to come In

thick and fast .

The expenses of the various relig­

Ious movements carried on at Iowa

this year have been unusually heavy,

and have lett the assoolation In debt

to a certain extent. It is in order to

meet these obligations and to finance

ethe ects of like nature that the

Y. W. C. A. has agreed to push the

sale of the annuals.

Besides the members of the Y. W.

C. A., subscription blanks may be se­

cured from members of the manag­

Ing board or from any member of

the editorial staff.

Higbee on uOur Inland Seas."

Last Friday evening Prof. F. G.

Higbee of the engineering colIege ad­

dressed the Baconlan club on " Our

Inland Seas." The sepaker touched

upon the history of the discovery

and development of the Great Lakes

region, and descrIbed in detail the

eana\sand locks around St. Mary's

fall at Sioux St. Marie. He gave sta­

tistics bearing on the commerce of

the lakes, Illustrating the lecture

throughout by lantern slides. The

lecture was discussed by Professors

game with

Nutting, Kay, Sleg and Weld. 8, at 6: 30

Plan Ddegatlon to Grinnell. Mal

When the news was flashed over Fifteen th

the wire yesterday afternoon that moved from

Iowa hat! defeated Ames In basket- the admlnls

ball, enthusiastic fans Immediately heautlful ne'

began maiUng plans for gathering a Iy flnisbed

large number of rooters togeth er to With a force

accompany the team to Grinnell next sleds and sye

Friday evening when the crucial cally the en

game in the state championship ser- ported Inclu.

iea fakes place. If Grinnell wins ('oll ectlon . A

there w1l1 be a third game played story of the

here, but If Iowa Is the victor the sled made t1

atate championship will be almost volumes wert

certain, tor Ames will probably be new cases on

defeated on the local floor. etructure a 1:

I