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VOL. 6 JOWACITY. IOWA. THURSDAY MORNlr\G. MAY 9. 1907 No.1S1
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217 MEN IN THE SOME BASE BAll
HIGH SCHOOL MEET PROCNOSTICATIONS
on that account to the young man
who has not yet chosen his lif work.
A six 0 'clock dinner was given
to th visitors by the homeopathic
physicians of th city, at the C n:
EIGHTE:EN SCHOOLS ARE REP- THE GAME TOMORROW WILL
gregational church. At eight
RESENTED.
BE A SCRAP.
o'clock in the ame building, Dr.
Copeland of the Univer ity of
Baseball in the forenoon - Extensive
plans for entertainment Grinnell Had Practically the Same
Michigan, spoke to a general au·
dience in defense of the principle
of guests.
Team as Last Year - Has
of homeopathy.
Made Good Record.
Two hundred and seventeen men
A fairly complete list of the
will participate in the State high
visitors has b en compiled from
school field meet which will be held The base ball team which has , the register. and th names are giv
in this City on May 17. The entries just gained its stride, plays Grin-
en below.
closed last evening with a total of nell here Friday afternoon. Grin- S. B. Haskins, ioux City.
eighteen schools entered. A circular nell as usual, has a scrappy, hard-
J. W. Land. Mt. PI a ant.
of information was issued from the working team, and has already I R. L. Cop land. • f~ Arb r
local head quarters this morning, beaten Coe, Simpson, Cornell and I
Michigan.
giving the ?rogram for the day. ebraska. One thing can always Geo. J. Winzlick, Hills.
Prof. Eastman is chairman of the be' relied upon in connection with
A. II. Barber, Brooklyn. Iowa
local committee and has charge Grinnell, she is always dangerous Benj. Bailey, Lincoln, Nebr.
of the hotel arrangement. The and a game is never won from her R. P. Miller 'Wife, Albia. Iowa ..
bureau of information will be in till it is all over. Last spring DR. TITZELL G. A. Huntoon & Wi.fe, Des-
Dean Currier's office inthe hall of Grinnell played Iowa two, hard,
Moines, Iowa.
Liberal Arts. The drawing for: close games, and although Iowa ' ~=================~==::;:===~======::=.:===::;==== F. Adrian, igourney.
places and the giving out of won both of them. the first one a sore arm on a cold day. F. W. Brown, Rock Island, III.
numbers will take place Thursday took twelve innings. Harris:in~shape and his team play- J. B. Bywater, Iowa City.
evening,before the meet at the Tri- Smithson, the strong south paw, ing ball behind him, he last game Lucy 11. Harbeck, •
angle club rooms on Clinton Street. who did such gilt-edged work for here between Ames and Iowa is
Des Moines, Iowa.
Preliminaries will be Friday morn- Grinnell last spring is not in going to be a bard fough 1 battl A. M. Linn, Des Moines.
ing at nine o'clock and during the school this year, and consequent- Iowa should win because at pres- STATE MEETING OF HOMEOPA- Wm. Woodburn, Des Moines.
forenoon a baseball game will be ly they are minus i he services of ent it looks as if she had the best
TRIC PHYSICIANS .
1\. P. Macomber, Atlantic.
played between Cedar Rapids and a seasoned pitcher. Valarins, last al(round team. W. E. Ander on, Washington.Ia.
. Were in session all day yesterday. -
Iowa City High Sch ols. The train- year's catcher, is also gone, but
Former students renew acing
table dinner will b al noon and outside of these lWO men Grinnell
E. 1. Woodburn, Burlington,Ia.
quaintance.
Caroline Brooks Woodruff.In-
the meet proper is cheduled to has about the same team as last Apollo Club Concert.
The program of the Hahn mann
dependence, Iowa.
start at on thirty. The University spring. Last night the first annual Medical Association is being carried C. A. ogswell, Jr., Cedar-
.band will he on the fi III during the On form, Iowa should win her concert of the Apollo Club was Rapids. Iowa.
. . G . out at the English Lutheran Church
day and will give a conc rt on t.he remalnlOg games with nonell, given in Unity Hall. A fairly d '11 bId d thO . A. E. Conrad. Maynard.
. I d' an Wi e conc u e is evemng.
university campus in the evening. C orne 11 an d A meso Th e team 1S arge au lence was present and Fred C. aje, "'aterloo.
11 h" f d . At the session yesterLlay morning
The school and the number of f· 111a y Ittmg 111 orm, an lt ~ were certainly treated to one of M. A. Tay'lor, Clarksville.
the chief feature of interest to
men ent.ercLl in t.h meel are as fielding has been almost without a, the best musical programs of the F. Alden, Des Mines.
. 1 I 1 T ' the laity was the President's adfollows:
Sip I· l!l t le ast t 1ree games. he year. The work of the club was Geo. F. Wench, edar Rapids.
. h I b I dress delivered by Dr. Bywatcr,
Keokuk 5 Pltc ers are al 10 the est of exce lent and the appreciation Leora Johnson, Iowa Cit),.
who took occasion to denounce
Marion 2 shape with the exception of accorded them b.v the audience H C Pa 0
the efforts made during the past ., rs ns, A namosa.
Dubuque 9 "Jack" Deiley, who has a SOre ought to haye been very gratifying. A. Woodward, Decorale.
11Th CIS I' , year to militat.e against the home-
Iowa City 13 arm, W h· IC 1 t 1e warm weather e ong to owa the words G. T. lcDowell, Hampton.
Cedar Rapid 14 Wi
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f h' h' opathic school of medicine. The I
0 w 1C were wntten by Dr. Haney 0 . A. Hansen, Forest City.
1 . k f h d' Clarke bill, rccently defeated in
Capital Park 2 L· Itt e IS nown 0 t e Cornell ma e a deCided hit. Special men- L. B. Carson, Maquoketa.
. . . b d f the Iowa legislature, was character-
Davenport 2 L am except t h at It. IS composed Lton must e rna e 0 the "iolin Luella Deane, Pella.
. h h S I f 11". H G C H ized as unfair and unprincipled.
Ida Gro\ coo 6 most I Y 0 f new men, Wit t e ex- 0 os 0 lHr. enry . ox. i~ E. E. Richardson, Webster City.
. [ I' k . ther attempts in different states
Amesoo 5 ceptlOl1 0 asl year star battery. wor IS so well known to the E. M. ringsbury, Hillsboro, Ia.
Hampton 8
, d " 1 1 1 f I C' h were cited as instances of a general J C G
A ccor d· 109 to 'ope t 1e ast peop e 0 owa lty t at de- . . row. ladbrook.
A '11 b 1 h d . . [I attack upon the homeopathic prac- R 'letT
Eagl~ Groveo 4 Hmes game
H m '\' b t C't
WI e t le ar one scnptlOn is super uous. . vv. a an. e s er 1 y.
titioners. He also called attention E C Brown ~fadrid
West D s Muin so 20 for Iowa to win. Ames didn't E 1 very number On the program . . , • .
" bl f' h II d d 1 h d 1 to the fact that homeopathy is T. F. H. Spreny, Sioux City.
C reston 5 P 1 ay ten. h b 11 It is capa e 0 In t e was we ren ere ane s owe t 1at C. W. Eaton, Des Moines.
. a profession not overcrowded, and
North D,s Moines
2S first game, and IIams, their left Mr. Cox is to be congratulated upon
.) that it offers certain advant.ages I Continued on page 3, column 2.
Grinnell
13 handed pitcher, was working with the talent he has assembled.
Easl D s Moin s 21
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Eldora
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o kaloosa 15 ~ 'I
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Total 217 1
2 :30 P. M. - Iowa Woman's ~
NEW SONGS. T Club meets with Mrs. Scheark,3 E. ~
Burlington. ~
Some Contributions to our Scant
Store of Real College Songs.
"A ong to Iowa" i the till of
the econd numb r sung at the
Glee Club la t vening. The
words wer writt 11 by Dr. Han y,
and the air is that of a popular old
band tune. A numb r of ot.her
songs have be n pr>pared, mainly
for use in athl ti vents, and
these will b pr: nt d at an nssembly
w ek after next. A large
numb r of' copi s wi 11 b distributed
at that time. It is to b hoped
that th new rou ic will fill a longfelt
want.
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7 :00 P. M. - Masonic Club will U ~
meet in the Lodge Room of Iowa ~
osophical Club. R,eports on Re- T
search work in progress.
8 :00 P. M. - Middletonian program
in Zet ,Han.
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DR. GEORGE ROYAL,
Dean of the College of Homeopathic Medicine

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A POINT OF ETTIQUETTE,
It will be well to remember
that the Drake students are our
guests next Saturday, and are entitled
to be treated with especial
courtesy on that account. There
have been occasions lately when
our grandstand crowd has shown
rather questionable spirit in its
treatment of contesting teams,
making attempts to annoy the
men by offensive noises and calls.
Such demonstrations are not only
in extremely bad taste, but they
show a painful lack of the true
sportsman-like attitude toward a
contesting team. In certain classes
of events, a disconcerting noise
at a critical moment may spoil an
attempt l altogether; I we do not
wish to win the meet by any such
unfairness, even in ltrifles. The
worst feature about these disturbances
is that a very few are usually
responsible for them, and yet
they cast a certain odium upon
the whole crowd, and indeed upon
the whole school. Those who are
prone to forget themselves in this
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THE DAILY IOWAN
A. A. Griffith. Tipton.
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E. R. Jackson, Dubuque.
Geo. Royal, Des Moines.
F. C. Titzell, Iowa City, Iowa. ~
O. Anderson, Keokuk.
P. H. Mallen, Chicago.
W. L. Bywater, Iowa City.
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Delmer L. Davis, Sioux City.
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T. L. Hazard, Iowa City.
C. M. Manford, Toledo
T. J. Becker, Iowa City.
. L. W. Struble, West Liberty.
S. Staads, Sioux City.
Alin 1. Ross, Whittier.
M. A. Royal, Des Moines.
J. Moorhead, Marion.
Genevieve Lucker, Davenport.
C. W. Hubbard; Cedar Rapids.
Arrangements are begun for the
final event of the school year.
President Cunningham of the
Senior Liberal Arts has announced
the committee for the Senior Hop.
which will occur on Wednesday
evening, June 13th, at the University
Armory.
The committee IS as follows:
Robert Fullerton, Beta Theta Pi
Howard Brainerq, Phi Kappa Psi
Ralph Oliver, SIgma Chi
L.L.Williams, Phi Delta Theta
H. L. Moon, Sigma u
W.F.Riley, Sigma Alpha Epsilon
Remley J. Glass, Class Represen-s
ative.
The Senior Hop is always one
of. the features of Commencement
week, and it is the last of the
scheduled events for that time.
Many alumni are expected to be
present. From the stand point
of attendance, it will be the largest
social function of the year.
The senior medics have received
the blanks preparatory to taking
the state board examination,
which will be held here June, 6, 7,
and 8.
University
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manner should be made to realize W h' II
that public sentiment does not ap- e are s owmg a
plaud them, but on the other hand of the new designs in
considers such business rather contemptible.
It is time to frown the Iowa pins this year.
upon this sort of thing, and if we Never has there been
go through the meet Saturday
without any of it we will raise our SO many new and
standards of sportsmanship by • of the I
just that much. pre tty pInS
M k
Big Money
The Middletonian Society will IUniversity on the marv
your vacation Period takillll"Subscrlp.. meet tonight in the Zet hall for ket as this season and
gram will consist of several weJl at pnces whIch are sure
to pease I
anvassers can a e I '
Eml
, ebes their regular meeting. The pro- . . '
::~s;':s~:.~:n:~~ ~i:l:eor~~~h ':~i::: !::::~
a.ents each month. Easy to secure subscrip..t selected literary and musical pro-
tlons. Every boy wants it. and all parent want
their boy to have it. Can bepro6tably bandle(l ductions rendered by the members •
as a sole proposition or as a side line. Any of the society. This will be folterritOry
is 1l00d territory. Writc quick for
terms to ;owed by a business session .
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Mr. Chas. Meyerholtz, L. A. '03
has recently returned fromGermany
there he has spent the past few
years studying history on political
service. He received his Ph. D.
at Leipsig this year.
TH E DAIL Y IOWA N
A CHANGE OF PLAN.
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Anniversary will not be held in the
New Science Hall
I t was announced by the committees
having charge of the an­
The Writer's Club will entertain niversary exercises that the New
Readeis Club at the home of Science Hall would be used. It
Proffesor Ansley '00 P. M. · I has been learned since the announce
ment was made that this building
Prof. Bolton has been called will not be available, except for
to Tomah, Wisconsin, by a death · the Alumni banquet, which will I
n' his brother's family. I be held Wednesday afternoon of
Commencement week in the read-
Lost - between Church St. and I ing room on ' the first floor. The
St. Brendens Hall , Saturday eve- matter has not yet been arranged,
ning - Gold Cross and Chain. I butl a member of the committee
Please return to 223 DavEmport St. spoke of the Armory as the prob-
I had to deliver a package Sat- _ _ _ I a~ l e place whEre both celebrations
urday evening just before clo ing Dr. Henry Albert is in Washing- WIll take place.
time, and as walked past one of ton, D. C., where he is attending a
the thirst parlors, one drummer meeting of the American Associawas
setting them up for the crowd tion of Bacteriologists and Pathol­
Brick work is about finished on
and I heard him saying, "Well, ogists. He will also attend the the new Hospital wing.
boys, here's to sunny skies!" I semi-centennial of the founding of
guess the sky would look brighter the pathological' society at Philato
everyone if he could look at it delphia.
through a roll of bills. Those big
drummers don't need care much I
about how the weather acts up- Mr. John Huff, who has been ilI
they know they are going to get an i for about ten days, is attending
order from a first class house if his classes again.
they repre ent a big importer
or manufacturer of staple lires.
It's only us local merchants that
have to worry about the weather,
and still we know we'll sell about
Professor Magowan is t:l0w
to sit up a part of the time.
ow that
the building is rounded out according
to the original plan, it
makes an imposing structure.
Carpenters have begun on the
wood work in the Science building.
The lecture on "The Legal Aspect
of Corporations" was given
by Prof. E. A. Wilcox, last evening
able I in Room 313, L. A. building. The
i lecture was given primarily for
I the benefit of the men who will
J. C. Higgins, Law' 09, is enjoy- : debate the question of corporajng
a visit from his mother. : tions next year. Next Tuesday
the same amount of clothing, hats,
caps, outing shirts, fancy hose,
: evening at 7 :00 Dr. Haney will
etcetera, before good old summer
, address the men on "The Economic
time ~~ves. It's only a ~uestion J oe egus, Eng. 'OS, has r:- Aspects of Corporations," and
Clothes
for
College
Men
We combine
quality, price, style
and fit. Think of
that combination
before you buy
Spring Suits,
Rain Coats,
Walking Frocks,
Dress Suits,
Tuxedos,
Neckwear
and!everythingTin
gent's ] furnishings.
SUPPEL'S
Clothing
Store
of ~alt1ng on tl:e pe?ple nght. I I turned to Montana, where he wIll May 21, Dr. Horack will speak on
don t know whIch I d rather be- work for the C. M. & St. Paul. I the same subject.
the boss or one of the hat salesmen. !
In the hat department, our new Dr. Brooks, D '98, and wife of I
spring derbies almost. sell themselve Greenfield, are visiting with Dr.: Mr. Seeley, who discontinued ................
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In the back office the old man I and Mrs. A. D. Woods.
hasn't much todo except to write --- : making a flying visit to Iowa City.
FRAT GAME YESTERDAY.
his name at the bottom of a lot of
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Dr. Griffin, D. '97, and wife of Mr. Seeley is nowlemployed as a
letters, checks and things. Some-I Rockwell City, are visiting 10 the traveling salesman. He expects
times I think my present position city. " to continue medicine next year. Sigma Nus Won From Betas ­
is the most responsible of all. I have
score 22 to 6.
to prepare t.he ads .. telling you all
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Notice to the Public!
A. P., the Cash Man, will be in Iowa
City three day. Highe t price paid lor
Clothing, ho s and Feathers.
Addres , A. P., General Delivery.
M.LUTZKE
ha opened a shop in econd floor 01 the
O'Reilly Bldg., l,loM . Clinton treet,
011 ~fay 6th.
Men's Half Soles, White Oak 60c
Sewed Half Soles
70c
Ladies' Half Soles
35c
Rubjer Heels
35c
Best work and material guaranteed.
Second-hand lothing Bought and Sold.
Highest price paid lor old clothes.
Two shops running now, one on South
Clinton and one on South Dubuque.
John on County Phone.
I his medical course last fall, is ============= .-____________ _
about t.he . ncw spring duds C N\ RENO L I f R d SigmaNu defeated Beta Theta
arge ist 0 City esi ences,
and take them to the newspapers • • Pi yesterday afternoon in a com-
Proprietor
Vacant Lots and Farm Propen
you rea d t1cm
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and come in Reno Real Estate Exchange, erty; also Stocks of Merchan edy of error!;.
and pick out. your winners. Mebbe s wa S hln~ ton St ., Iowa City, Iowa. It was a slow and listless game
t bll h d 1884
dl'se for Sale, Rent or Exchange
some day it will be possible to do s a s e . throughout. By the time the
away wit.h salesmen and bosses - '---------------------------....; game was finished the grand stand
just have a few buyers, a good
presented a very empty aspect.
office boy, a floor walker, a nice L U N\ S DEN B R 0 S "Bud" Mullan for the Sigma
sten grapher and a cashi r. When
are you coming in?
Muggsy. with
Coast ons
Dr. Richardson of Webster City,
is in the city.
Dr. E. E. Blyth
is in the ity.
of R inbeck,
Roy . Towne D . '07, was 111
Cedar Rapids ~ 'stl'rliay.
Grc(,lIhou
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920 Walnut St. • •
Nu's held the Betas safe safe at all
The Leading Pantorium Club and Steam Dye Works times, striking out nine men, and
We clean and press your clothes and shine your shoes for $1 per month al1ONw i ~g bhut thdree hits. 1 ~hefiSlidg­
IDS u s s owe a reversa 10 e -
W (~ ual ent ( e aU work done by us Goods called for and delivered fre · f b t th h d th' b t
HOI I ( , 110 mg arm, u ey a elr a-
. IOWA AVE tery eyes with them, and gathereh
eleven safe "bingels" off "Bob-
~ ;; bY;h~i~:~e places Sigma N u anh
~ We H a. ve The Goods Phi ?elt in a tie for first place.
~ SEE OUR WINDOW F1O~I,score 11-6.
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W. C. PARSON Bastl:gemneas
u ~Iullan and Worsley.
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Schramm.
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The Commit tee 'If the Senior
Liberal .\I'ts Cia appointe!l to
prepare cia s s n~ han' submitted
T11U ic t the printer for publication.
It i: e 'peel d 11ft th e
. ongli \ in be ready fer di trilJution
in pamphlet lnrm nm C)!1g the
, I SCllitJrs .in a ,tew day.
The U nin'r it)" a ocinti n of
county lulls under the dircctiou
of reo ident Cunningham i!l al'-
E Th FI
.. t 208 South ranging for the entertainment of
, e oris Clinton high school men fr III the difierent
Fresh Cut Flowers and Potted Plants. Both p 'hones l ~~~~~~i~th~t the High School Jlcet,
Graduate
Schools of
Harvard
University
The followl 0 It' prole Iional cbool. 10 Har·
vard University are open to bolder. of a
bacbelor's d~lt'ree:
Law School
A three year 'cour e lead 10 thedell'reeo(
LL. B. Residence for tbreeyearslsrequlred
but residence at anotb r three ytars' ""bool
may be accept d 48 a lub8111ute for one of
tbe years of residence at this scbool. Three
annual e"amlnallon8 ~re required. Ynqulr.
I .. may be addre ~ed II. A. FIscIler. 2t An tll
lilli, C •• brl4re. Mus.
Medical School
A four year' cour leads to Ibe M. D. de­
II'ree. Tbe school "ffer8 It'raduatr' course.
open 10 bolders of Ihe M. D. dell'ree and In
its new laboralorles offer II'reatlye"tended
facilities for researcb. For catalo/irues. fo'
II'radUale and summer Cout e . for research
aod 8pfO.clal cour e , adtlress CbrIeI M. O~ !
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THE DAILY IOWAN
Electric Railway
Lean C"dar Rapids
Daily
5:00a. m.
5:35 a. m.
, 6:35 a. In.
7:35 a. m.
8:35 a. m.
9:35 a. m.
10:35 a. m.
11 :35 a. m.
12:35 p. m.
1:35 p. m.
2:35 p. m.
3:35 p. m.
4 :~5 V. m.
5:35 p. m.
6:35 ",. m.
7:35 p. m.
8:35 p. m.
9:35 p. m.
10:35 p. m.
11:35 p. m.
l eave Iowa City
Daily
5:1') a. m.
6 :10 a. m.
7:[0 •. m.
8:10 a. m.
9:10 a. m.
10:10 a. m.
11:10 a. m.
12:10 p. m.
1:10 p. m.
2:10 p. m.
3:10 p. m
4:15 p. m.
5:10 p. m.
6:10 p. m.
7. 10 p. m.
8:10 p. m.
9:10 p. m.
10:10 p. m.
11 :10 p. m .
11:52 p. m.
Round Trip land Special Tickets Sold "It
Ticket Offices ol1ly. Sinll'le Trip Tickets sold
at station" nr 0'1 cars. Ball'lZ'alfe. (150 pounds
carried free. Mlleall'~. (value $6.50) sold for
S5.00 without rebate.
VArt ~TER HOUSE.
Opposite UnJveralty HOIPltal
C. Van Meter, Prop. $1.00 per d
Special Rate. by week.
ATTORNEYS.
HENRY G. WALKER,
Lawyer and Nota;oy Public.
Ottice over Golden Eagle.
THOS. F. ROCHE,
Lawyer and Notary Public.
1277'l E . College St., Iowa City.
Lovelace Bloclt.
.. Johnson County Savings Bank ..•
',VN'. A, FRv.l'res. M. J. MOOII, V-Pres.
3EO. L. FALIt. Cashier J. A. SHALLA. A,-Cabh.
BOARD all' DIRECTORS: - Wm. A. Fry. M. J .
Moon . Max Mayer. S. L. Close. John T. Jones.
\!!. F. Bowman. E. p. Whitacre. Wm . Hankey.
F . C. Carsoll.
Capital. - • - - $125.000.00
urplus and Undlvlrled Profit8. $85.000.00
Depo Its. $1.425,000.00
4 per cent Interest paid on time deposits
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Petor A. Dev.IPres. Lo.ell Swisher. Cashier
G. \V. Hall. Vlce-Pre8. J. U. Plank. A!s'tCasb.
Capital $100,000 Surplus 50,000
Directors-Peter A. Dey. C. S. Welch.
Mrs. E. F. Parsons. '. T. Turner.
E. Bradway. A. N. Currier
M. H. Dey. Geo. W. Ball.
FARMERS LOAN 8r TRUST CO.
Cedar Rapids Tloket Offloe.1324 S. 2d St. Peter A.. Dey. Pres .. C. S . Welch. Vice-Pres.
Lovell Swisher. TreasurQr
we.. City Tloke t Offloe. Cor. of Clinton Capital $50,00 Surplus $31,000
andtCollelle Streets
Interest Paid On Deposits
CITY PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY
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PHYSICIANS.
DR. T. L. HAZARD,
Phyalclan and Surgeon,
~;~t~~g~:~
Phoenix BloCk
Both Phonel
F. J. BECKER, M. D.
Surgery and Gynecology,
Office over First National Bank
Both Phones
F. L. LOVE, M. D.,
Dlseaaea of Eye, Ear Noae and
Throat:
Office with J. P. Mullin, M. D.
DR. LEORA JOHNSON,
Offlco Hours-9 to 11 a. m.; 3 to
6 p. m. Bell Phone 171X. Johnson
Uo. 203. 22 N .. Cllnton St:.
W. R. WHITEIS, M. S. M. D.
Diseases of Eye, Ear, Noae and
Throat. General Surgery.
Office 21 S. Dubuque. Both Phones
DR. WALTER L. BIERRING,
Office, Patterson BIocl{, 9th South
DUl"uque St. Consultation HOUTa
2 to 5 p. m. Both Phones.
DR. W. L. BYWATER,
Dlaeases of Eye, Ear, Noae and
Throat.
No. 8 North Clinton Street.
~. W. littig, A.M., M.D., M.R.C.S., Eng.
(Member Royal Collere of SUrreons. Enrland)
. Physician and Surgeon,
trice over First National Bank.
Resmence 314 Summit. Both phone.
DR. J. G. MUELLER
Phyalclan and Surgeon.
Hours 10 to 12 a. m; 2 to • p. m.
Both Phone.. Odd Fellow. Block
. E. Washburn Evelyn S. Washburn
WASHBURN & WASHBURN
Osteopathic Physiclan8
Both Phone8. Office and Resldenc
102 S. Linn St.
'elephone
DR. MARY K. HEARD
24 N. Clinton Street
Bell 166 I
DENTI8TS.
Iowa City
Iowa
I
A. W. STARBUCK, Dentlat.
Office Houra- 8 to 11 • . m., 1 to I
p. m. 128 WuhJqton Street.
Both Phon ...
UNIVERSITY CALENDAR.
~" HIS space ill reser\"ed for announcement. 0: coming UIJ.versity events
Notices -should be handed in as soon as loo.sible so they may no
',.1 to be g iven sufficient pU blicity.
COMING EVENTS
May 10. Friday-Gril\nell baseball
game.
May 10, Friday-Military Ball.
May 15, Wednesday-Concert
by University Orchestra and Choral
Society. "Hiawatha's A Wedcling
Feast."
May 17, Friday- State High
School Meet.
May 18. Saturday-May mornln>;
May 11, Saturday-.Phi Beta Kapl>a brea.ldast, Congregational church.
Banquet.
.May 1 ,Saturday- Dual Ten­
May 11, Saturday-DualjTennis UlS meet with Coe.
meet with Cornell.
Graham & Son,
Livery, Feed
and Sale Stable
Students Trade Solicited
No. 22- Both Phones- No. 22
June 9. Sunday-Baccalaureate AI!'
dress.
June 10, Monday-Class Day Exer
clses.
June 10. lIfonday-Battallon drill
and dress parade, Governor's Review.
May 21, Tuesday-Imllrovement June 11, Tuesday-Anniversary
League Play, "Mrs. Temple's Tele· Celebrations; to be held in New
p ay 14, Wednesday-Annual gram. I Hall of !atural Science.
Zet-Irving Freshman debate. June 12, Wednesday-Commenct:.
May 14 - Irving - Zetagathian
Freshman -debate.
May 15, Wednesday- 190
Hawkeye on sale at all University
buildings.
May 24, Friday- HamiltOn preliminary
contest.
ment.
June 13, Wedne day- enior.
Hop in the Armory.
June 17,
May
Monday- Summer Session
31, Friday, and June 1, Saturday-
Greek play "Iphigema."
. iJeglns.
I ~ . .11~ ..... , I _
Monday, May
Not a Co J 111 tf i (
. With~raws every particle of dirt,
dust, soap, and Impurities from the
pores, cleansing them thoroughly.
Allows the rich red blood to flow
freely to the cheek.. A healthy
condition of the .kin follow. itl ule.
Soc and $ 1.00 per jar
Call al our siorf for sample
and /'ook oot/acial ",as.,age
J. H. NOVAK.
PHAIUIACIST
11 S. Dubuque Street.
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
The Summer -----....;
Quarter, 1907 ...
IS 7tP:~dlte{~1~eJ~~; ~~~
tou~:~n3 ~t;~~~I~ o:~u~tl~
ou t wahlnfl (or the Autumn
Quarter and a!ford. special
.. atlou opportunltl.. lor
tuehen.
D'ylafty Schol. La\f
Schoo'. School of Education.
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