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THE" DAILY IOWAN
OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE STATE UNIVERSITY OF IOWA
Vol. 3 IOWA CITY, IOWA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1'7 1904 No. 96
UNIVERSITY EXHIBIT ENGINEERS BANQUET RANKS ARE CHANGED TONIGHT'STHE NIGHT
COMMITTEE WILL MEET ANNUAL FUNCTION GIVEN SECOND NIGHT OF WHIST INTERCOLEGIATE DEBATE
NEXT WEEK LAST NIGHT TOURNEY AT MINNEAPOLIS
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City, Iowa
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RegulQtioD,
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minal-the
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ally located
from the
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vated railock.
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Iowa City
perllj R~on
at th.s
Not Yet Known How Extensive Sumptuous Feast of Food and Delts Win First Game, K.appa Sketch of the Iowa Debaters-
It Will Be-Extent of Funds Words- The List of Speak- Sigma Wins Again and Sig- The Judges Chosen- Mayor
Not Yet Known ers- Big Attendance rna Nus on the Rise Hayne Will PresIde
The q ues tiol1 of how
extensively the University
will be represented at the expoSition
at St. Louis next sum·
mer will in aU probability be decided
next week. Professor Calvin,
chairman of the committee
to a.rrange the university exhibit
is in receipt of a letter from F. J.
Sessions of Cedar Rapids telling
him of a meeting of those directly
interested in the scbool exhibit in
Des Moines next week. Mr.Sessions
has charge of the distribu
tion of the funds provided for the
exhibit of Iowa educational
institutions.
Professor Cal vin said that
notbing much has been done
toward the arrangement of a
suitable exhibit for the univer
sity because it is not yet known
just how much money the university
will get for it.
Practically everv university in
America is planning to send exbibiTis
to the St. Louis Exposition.
The facilities for such displays
are especially good, and al
ready the various institutions
have'reserved a large amount of
space.
The University of California
has appropriated $4000 for its exhibit
and has received a further
sum of $1000 from the state.
With this amount at band an
elaborate display is being pla.nned.
"If You're not an Engineer Delta Tau Delta 1,000 "Tonight's the night" at Min-
Why You Needn't Come A round" Kappa Sigma
1,000 neapolis. For the millionth time
was the song for tbe Engin ers Phi Kappa Psi
1,000 the protective tarriff N licy of
Phi Delta Theta .500
last night at tbe Burkley Im- igma Nu .500 the republican party wi be torn
peria.I, It wa the OCCH ion for igma hi .000 to pi~ces and brought to life
the annual banquet of the En- Beta Theta Pi
,000 again. This time the operation
gineerinO' Society of the Univer- The econd series of games in will be preformed by three able
sity of lowl:\" and it was a banquet the inter ,fraternity whi t toUl'Oar representative from the State
in every sense of the work. There ment Wt\. ph~yed off Ill. t night at University of Iowa on one ide
wa.s a feast of good things to etl.t the Pbi Kuppa P i House and a. and an many from the Univer i­
and a feast of still better tbings number of chang s in the per· ty of Miunesota on the other ide.
to here afterwards.
centaO'a tabl re ulted. Phi Kap- The three Iowa repre enta.tives
Everything at the banquet was po. P i did not comp te la t nigbt Ray File, 0, R. Davis and R. R.
arranged appropriate to tbe En- but Delta Tau Delta. ent red the Randall will uphold the protect
ginneering department. The mce with I:L flying start winning tive tariff pollcy for Iowa and
tables whIch extended clear over Pbi Delta Theta. by a. score Isaac W. Choate, JohnP. Devanacross
the big botel dining room of 10 to 3. Delta Tau Delta was eyand Raymond P. Cha e will
were arranged in the shape of represented by Middleton and a.ttack it for Minnesota. The
two triangles. Within these Simp on and Phi Delta Theta by Minnesota debaters have the
tringles stood a. leveler and a Oelkers and Loizeaux. Kappa affirmative of the question: Retranscript
and the banquet tAble igma, repre ented by Moore solved that the United States
was furtber decorated with com- R.nd Herrick won over Sigma Chi should now abu.ndon the protecpasses.
Perbaps the most novel represented by Ross and Bond. tive tariff.
feature of the banquet w\ll tbe Sigma. Nu represented by Mc- Mayor Haynes of Minneapolis
menu cards consisting of a mina.- Nett and Steck won from Elbert will preside over the debate and
ture drawing board upon which and Finkbine of Beta 'l'heta Pi. Professor Ely and Dr. Sparling,
was held with thumb tacks the Tbe last named game was very both of Wisconsin, and Judge
cards bearing the menu and pro- clo ely fought and was the last John Brinley of La Crosse, Wis"
gram of toasts. game to be completed. will act ~s judges,
'l'he list of speakers included . The ,games next Thur.sday Followrng are sketches of the
mostly faculty members and was OIght wlll be pIa ed at the. 19~a thr~ men who are to represent
headed by President MacLean. Nu house and that fraternll.Y wI1J Iowa: .
It wonld be impossible to tell not compet,e. .Ray Files comes tro~ Iowa
even a fraction of the many good . . CIty whero he wa born 10 1 2,
th
t 'd f th Dr. Flom 1 ill and unable to He prepared for colleg in the
lOgs a were salOl." e en- meet his cia. ses I C' H" h S h 1 h
gioeering department here. The . owa. Ity ~O' coo .. were ne
work alr~ady done and the work Robert Fullerton will spend too~ an a~tlve part 10 debate.
yet to be done were talked of. Sunday in Des Moines. ~e ,Ides be10g ~ member of the
The good tbinO's to be done by P ' 13 Ph' h d d I t JunIOr team whlCh won from the
Miss Paddock Here the le!ri.slaturet) f~r this depart- . ~ ~~. $te~I W·rre~ as enior team of tbe sa.me ~chool,
. ment ~ere discussed and tbe mg t a ISS a I ey s. he led an Iowa City team which
MISS Estella. Paddock the state Id h d . t 'f't h d Paisley ex-'05 who left school defeated the High School team of
secretary of theY. W.e. A., is POOt r 0
k' b l ' 't to th no a. 1 rea
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He entered
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the
U ma . mg. er Aannu~ . V1SI 1 de abused ca.me in for additional the coming semester. Sta~ U nlverslty of IOWfLlO 1901.
nlverslty SsoClatlOn. Sh e e t' 0 f th . 'fi t In hlS fre hman yea.r he wa. a
a. very interesting and helpful roas 1tnh:f' hoe °d e Stlh gOl cfan Edda will meet Saturday eve- member of the Ze h • O'a.thian de-
d
. CHIll ' h 0'00 mgs ea.r was e re er- · t 7 30' h Pb . Le ""'0
meet10g at lose a ast mg t d b P 'd t M OlOg a : 10 t e yS1CS c- b"tin'" team bel'ng victorious in
6 3 d il k . ence ma. e y reSl en ac- D H 'II d Qj 0 ,
1Io~ : 0, an w 1 spea agam to- Lean to the fact tha.t man of the ture room r. agen Wl rea the intersociety contest. T~e
mght a.t the same hour. Tomor- flY a paper. next year he repl'esented hi
row afternoon at 3 oclock she will ~em~ers Of IloSt t1: ea r; gr~duat~ E, W.Soesbe of Greene fa.ther SOCiety in the Wi con in Univerbe
at home at an informal recep· IDg c ass rom e epar men f M M S 5 d d . P 1" D b d .
t" Cl H 11 11 U . were not able to be present at the 0 is ae oesbe '0 is ea. Slty re ImlDary e ate an 10
Ion at ose a to a mver- t' Mr. Soe be wa.s a prominent January 1904 was leader of the
sity gb irl \ especially association ~~:.~::~e::n dem~~~r~::Sthe: resident and business man of winning teaa: in the Minnesota
IDem ers. h k h' h f Greene. Preliminary Debate
Miss Paddock will address the at t e wor upon w ,c most 0 Od' RD' . b El
regular Sunday devotional meet- them were about to enter Toast- The freshman declamation and d 1,?- i 79Lvlsdwas or~at ~d
ing at 4 oclock and it is hoped master Crane presided in a.n ex· oratorical conte t will be held to- f ora, 1~
Eld an ;a~ gra h
u~t~
tha.t t large n~mber of the girls cellent ~anner. Th.e list of niO'bt in Irvina' Institute. The 18~6 t Ii ~a. d l~ . C ~ C 1~
will be out to hear her both Sun sperkers 10cludedPresldent Mac- wi~lOer will be I:>en ti tIed to places 1 " 1 e9~n 1': ~nne k 0
day afternoon and tonight as he; Lean, Dr. Andrews, Dean Weld, on the program to be given at eg~ m ~ ~ ere. e t~ rn
talks are very helpful and inspir- Professor Smith, Professor Ma· the 1 rvinO'-Zetagathia freshmen act1 ve Pd a 1 r 9 t OO
lll horenslC wor . b n
. .. . B J L b t d S H I:> 1s99 an e was a mem er
109. She IS bemg enter~a1Ued at gMowC an , ' 'P afm er Sa~ " debate. of the Young Men's Debating
the home of Professor Fa.lrbanks c rory. ro essor Ims was , E d
____' __ . to have given an u.ddress but Henry Watterson gives his soclety a~ ld~ra a!1 entered the
Professor Gordon has been could not be present. He wired celebrated lecture on Abraha.m State Uruverslty I~ the autumn
chosen one of the judges .at the his regrets from Des Moines, Lincoln at the opera house Sat- of 1901.. M~. Davls ~as taken
contest preliminll.ry to the North- and these were read by Toast- urday eventng, Febrvary 27. a~ actIve .mterest lU. deba:tes
ern Oratorical League contest at master Crane. Seats for sale and reserved at sm~e entermg. t~e uOlversIty,
Iowa State Normal. The pre- Weinike's. havmg led the Jumor class debatliminary
will take place oonight.
ing tea.m of Irving Institute in
Miss Ruth Fleming has com- At a meeting of the sophomore the intersociety contest in the
The Baconian Club meets on pleted her course of study in the boys, a track team was organized spring of 1903 and the Minnesota.
Friday evening, February 26, at University and gone to her home Crossan being elected Captain, Preliminary Contest this year.
7:80 in the Physics Lecture in Omaha. She will return for A great deal of enthusiasm was He was the unanimous choice of
Room. The paper will be read commencementnext spring. Miss shown and the sophomores feel Irving Institute as her represby
Mr. C. J. Lambert on tbe sub- Fleming hilS been popular here, confident of victory over the tative against Minnesota. Univerject:
The Physiology of Sleep. and a member of Delta. Gamma. Freshman. (CoNTINUJtDON PAGJt 4)
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THE D A I L Y lOW AN
THE DAILY IOWAN
VOLUME 8 NUMBER 95
ltvery Afternoon It>roept Sundays and Monday.
or tbe Vldette-Reporter tbe tblrty-ftrtb year
and or the S. U. I. QuIll the tweHth year
ED1TO/I.-IN-CDL ••
FRANK R. WII,SON
paul Dorweller
BDlTORS
O. LonguevUJe
It. (;. Barrett
JUry R. Ballard
Neille A. Cbase
B. F Wyland
G. H. (;oultbard, Athletic Editor
Sadie Jacobs. Society Editor
Lealie McAuli
M. W .. kepeaoe Morris
H. It. Dow
DC
B~BT.B8
B'l'lOI!JT .nlT088
Ill. A. Hemsing
H. W. aamel
(;. A. Pelroe
RobeT Law, Oollege or Law
"l. O. Parso Oollege of Homeopatby
CoUege o( Medlolne
W. D. Weller OoUege of Dentistry
A, N. Brown. College or Pharmaoy
R. M . Anderson, Graduate College
Ii. P. B~r&wn, Sobool or Applied Solenoe
IOWAN PUDLISIHNG Co., P OB LI BUER8.
EI. M. PRATT - MANAGER
\
TltRWS OF SUBSORIPTION
Per Year.1t paid before J lnUa" I .... .. .... 12.00
Per Year If paid alter January I ........... ruo
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III Wash ngton St., Telephone No. lOll
TH-' DULY Io"AN "Ill be sent to all old
lubscrlbers untU ordered stopped and all
arrearages paid,
AdverUI.m.ntl and Notlc •• mu.t b. In
tb. IOWAN oHlc. by 8 o'clock of the day
of pubUeatlon In ord." to Inu". Inlutlon.
Copies (oraale and subsorlptlons taklln at the
Aroade Book Store, the UDtverslty Book Store
and at tbe IOWAN Ollloe
Address aU oommunloations to
TUB DALLY lOWA~
Iowa City, lo"a
Entered as leoond 01 .... maU matter, November
12, 11103 at the poet ollloe at Iowa City.
Iowa. under the Aot ot Congress of March 3.
J8'/9.
Get Out And Train
The advice ~iven to the candidates
for places on the track team
through the news columns of the
IOWAN yesteJ'day by one who is
deeply interested in the welfare
of the team is good ad vice. There
IS no need of laying down because
the dope artists hu.ve figured out
that the state meat is already
won. It must be remembered
thl~t figures regarding the pro·
bable outcome of a meet in which
a large number of men representing
a large num ber of schools
P'\rticipate are often deceiving,
for there are any number of con
d i t ion s tlu.t.t may materia.lly
change the final result.
Even if Iowa were assured of
a victory over the other tooms
that will compete in the state
meet there is need of good hard
systematic training. In the meet
with Minnesota the Iowll. brawn
will find a harder task that at the
state meet. Minnesota has the
record of having defeated Iowa
at a track meet only last year.
She also defeated Iowa at footbaJ1
last year although the re
collpction is unpleasant. It would
be a stroke iu the rIght direction
I
to begin the reversal of aJIa.irs
this spring. Iowa has Ij,ny amount
of good materia.l if it is properly
taken advantage of. The trainers
are willing to do their part and
the men to whom the honor of
victory will go should certainly
be willing to do their part.
Lest we forget, we say it yet:
"Get out and traiu!"
The IOWAN has every contidence
in the three young men
who are to uphold the Hawkeye
banners at Minneapolis tonight.
They ha.ve prepa.red well for the
contest with Lhe Minnesota. ora.­
tors tonight, and there is little
doubt that Iowa honor will suffer
at their hands Unfortuna.Lely it
is Minnesota's turn to win but all
signs fa.il somatimes, pa.rticularly
when they bode ill for J owa
1 ..•••••••••••••••••• EXCHANGE .... 1
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McGuigan and Maddock old
football stars at Michigan will
help to coach the wolverine team
next fall.
* * •
While drill wu.s in progress at
Minnesota someone e.tered the
armory and made "' wholesale
FLOOD SALE!
Saturday Morning at 8 O'clock
We start the sale of goods that arc
slightly damaged by water and made
unsalable at their regular price. This
is your opportunity to buy.
Men's S8.00 Suits for ~5.98
Men's SIO and $12 Suits for ~7-48
Childrens $3-00 and $4.00 suits for $1.98
Childrens $5.00 and $7-ooSuits and Overcoats for $3.45
and furnishing at reduced prices.
Bloom & Mayer
-.
fill POPULAR. BRflNDS
OF
CIGA~S ,AND
TOB~CCO
And the best assortment of Pipes and Smokers articles
at very low prices at the
thefL of watches. ST. Cigar Store
* * *
Minnesota University has a
press club composed of all students
doing newspaper work.
Do you need "' watch? See
John Hll.nds.
New Crll.venettes for spring
work at Bloom & Ma.yer's.
Have your next suit made at
Jos. Kanak's, tailor.
New Styles and slu.t.pes in
spring
hats gladly shown at
Bloom & Ma.yer's. ====== ==================
Just the Stuff-Popcorn fritter'!i.
Rittenmeyers 122 Iowa
Avenue.
Our spring suits are here
come and get your pick.
BLOOM & MAYER.
You will need one of J. Slava
ta's dress suits for the parties
this winter.
Come now and see our spring
styles in Stet.son and Young
hats. BLOOM & MAYER.
Colgate's, the best Shaving
Soap, is used at Ebert's Barber
shop, 126 S. Clinton St.
Special spring Suits that satisfy
and suit not some but all at
Bloom & Mayer's.
H you wish to secure a position
to teach, write to James F. Mc­
Cullough 689 Fine Arts Building,
Chicago.
THIS IS TO
REMIND YOU
That our Job Department i. at
your aervice when in need of
PRINTING of any kind. Our
price. are low, conaidering the
qualIty of our work.
W. H. HAWK
208 S. DUBUOUB ST
Lumsden Bros. Steam and Dye Works
and Panitorium Club
Goods called for and delivered free. Clothes pressf>,:! and
cleaned for $1.00 a month. Ladies and Gents
Shining Parlor.
LUMSDEN BROS. 110 Iowa Avenue. Phone 166
THE ECLIPSE BOWLING PARLOR
and CIGAR STORE
.2. SOUTH OJNTON STREET
Hereafter Wednesday night of each week will be reserved for
Ladies and Escorts Prizes awarded to the Ladies making
the best score. Bowling parties a specialty. JII JI
A. L. KLOOS. Prop.
IOVV A " CITY" ACADEMY
PREPARES STUDENTS FOR THE STATE
UNIVERSITY t OFFERS OPPORTUNITIES
TO MAKE UP DBFICIENCIES
..... ---- W. A. WILLIS, Principal
Dissecting Cases and Platinum Foil
NOJ7AK €! NICKING'
Druggists and Pharamaclst
I"
11 S. Dubuque Stt
Palmetto
specialty
All Candie
Ice C
shapes
Parties
Hot Choc
CAPITAL, -
Geo. W. Lewis. Pres.
Gee. W. Koonll, Cash.
rielcl
Bask
Official
Imph
PIa .. ud Blue PrInts
tru1Ia Burnlahed upt:
~ of all Athletl
&Oy)
1.6. SPALO:
Jfew y~ Chicaec
IIIIItoD Battlmc
lIIalo Mlnnea
..,.... Denyu
t.oDdoD, ltD,

$5·98
$7.48
'1.98
~3-4S
r
NOS
Foil
It""""- Stt
REICHARDT
21 S. Dubuque St.
Buclld Sanders, Pres.
CoX: Sons & Vinning
062 Fouth Ave., Ne .. York
Wm.~Muaser, Vlce·Pres
P, A. Korab. Cashier. J.C. Switzer, AlB'tCash
IOWACITY
STATE BANK
CAPIT AL, • • • $65,000.00
Geo. W. Lewis, Pres. Alonzo Brown, Vice· Pres
Geo. W. Koontz, Cash. J . X, Switzer, AlB't CUh
THE O\ILY JOWA~
AMUSEMENTS
From the pr seut outlook. the
name of Jeffer on will live on in
The Confectioner the hist0ry of the stage. On
next Thursday night, Match 3,
the th~tre going public ot this
ci ty will see the two wonhy
sons of the "Dean of the American
Stage," Jo ph Jeffer on,
Palmetto Chocolates our
specialty
who are known a.s Joseph Jef'fer
All Candies Home Made
son Jr., and Wilham W.
Jefferson. rrhey will pre ent"'The
Ice Cream Made in all Rivals," which ba been I cted
shapes and furnished for by their fatber a Ilo play uitu.ble
Parties and Receptions for them to star in. The pro n·
Hot Chocolate Menier tation of the SIUDe will be given
by a carefully elected compnny
to support the e worthy young
gentlemen. Jo eph Jr. will be
the Sir Lucius O'Triggar, and
William \V., "Fighting" Bob
Acres. The upporling company
includes Messers. John Ju.ck,Guy
::a Boombs, Percy Plunkett, Jalne
College Gowns, Caps Lewi ,a.nd Mis e Ffollioll PaO'et,
Blanch Bender, Na.ta. Greene and
The Best Workmanship
at Lowest Prices others,R.ll roem bers of the origina.)
Joseph Jefferson &.lk faculty go .. ns and hoods
Co.
Hands give 20 per cent off on
all goods for the next two week.
FOR RENT-Furnished roooo­
Ladies only- Heat, Gas, Bu.th,
telephone. 120 E. Jefferson. 95-6
Hands will treat you I·ight. He
is going to sell you some goods,
the best ever bought for the
price.
CITIZENS GUIBERSON COSTUME CO.
SAVINGS AND TRUST CO.
504 Walnut St., Da Moines
BANKERS
Surplul, ,15,000.00 Historical, Masquerade aHd Carnival
114 South Clinton Street Costumes, Masks, Wigs, Beards
Caps and Gowns for sale or rent.
capital, '50.000.00
Peter A. Dey, Pres. Lovell Swisher. Cashier Prices Reasouable Mall Orders Solicited
G W. Ball, Vice.Pree. J. U. Plank, Ass't Cash ==============
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
WANTED
C&pital, $100,000. Surplus, $50,000. Special Representatives in this county
DlIlECTOIlB- Peter A. Dey, C. S. Welch and adjoining territories, to represent
Mrs. X X Parsons, J . L. Turner, G. W. and advertise an old established busi·
Ball, A. N. currier, X. Brad .. av.
ness house of solid financial standin/f.
Salary $21 weekly, and expenses, paid
each Monday by check direct from
Tboe. C. Carson, Pres. Ww. A. Fry, C88hler
J. C. Coohran, vtce PTes. G. J.. Palk, A81!'t cuh
JOHNSON COUNTY
SAVINGS BANK
Capital $126.0lI0.00. Surplus. JlO,OOO.OO
nBJCTOlls:-Thos. C. Carson, JOM. T. Jones
II. J. Moon, X. F. Bowman, C. F. Lovelace, J . C
Coobran, Malt Mayer, X.P. WhItacre, S.L.Cl08e
headquarters. Expenses advanced;
position permanent. We furnish
everything.
Address, The Columbia, S30 Monon
Bldg., Chicago, Ill.
.-; WIENEKE'S "­
ARCADE BOOK STORE .. Capital City Commerc:ial College ..
Fountain Pens and
Other School Supplies
IA.G. Spalding & Bros.
I,argest Manufacturers In the World
of Offi.clal Atnletlc Snpp.ies
Base Ball
Lawn TelUlis
Foot. Ball
Coif
Field Hockey
Basket Ball
Ofticial Athletic
I
Implements
College.
PIa .. IIIId Blue Prlntl of Gymnaalum Paraph·
entaIIa Pamlahed upon Request. Spaldlnll"s
c:ataIope of all Athletic: Sports Xaned Free to
l1li)' Addrea
A. G. SPALDING & BROS.
!few Yon: ChlcalO
"on Baltimore
Idalo MlnneapoUa
....... Denver
I.oDdou, BnalaD4
Philadelphia
San F't'anciaco
XansuClty
xoutreal, en.
• f 0(5 MOINt:5, lOW"
Is the largest Commercial School
west of the Mississippi, and it is known
everywhere as a leader in business education.
It is endorsed by educators
and business men. It has a large faculty
of specialists, and maintains a
broad conrse of study. It is conservatively
managed .. nd the individual interests
of the students are looked after
with much care, Its graduates are
competent to do things they are trained
to do and they are in constant demand.
Thousands of the former student.
of the C.C.C.C. are scattered
throughout the Western states, many
of whom a.re today prominent in business
and profellional circles, as well
as in the affairs of government.
When you have completed the work
you contemplate doing at S. U. I.
plan to spend from .ix months to one
year at the Capital City Commercial
It will be a aatisfactory in.
vestmemt.
When you want special information
concermng our school, send for descriptive
catalogue, or better still, vWt
the school when it i.in sellOn. Addre ..
W. H. McCAULEY, President
De. Moinea, Iowa
Final Reduction Sale
Now
The Great Feature of this sale is that price
have been radically reduced on the hll'he t
grade aDd best clothing ever brought to the
city. Every garment is skillfully tailored
from reliable fabrics after the latest fashion
but we bought them for this seasou's trade
and prices that will in ure their immediat
dispo al now prevail. Everything must go.
,
IS
the
Time to
It will pay you to rake advat1tage of this
ale a it will save you
MONEY ON EVItll YTHING YOU BUY
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120-122
"
Washington
"
Street
The leland Cafe
Defies Competition
of any Club or any Rest.aurant. Come and See.
PUTNAM & SANGSTER, Props.
Morrison t s Crescent Pharmacy
For
Drugs t Prescriptions t Cigars
Murphy's Horses are 75he Best
CARRIAGES FOR PARTIES, TALLY-HO
-... THE SWELLEST TURN-OUTS . ...
CABS FOR PARTIES A SPECIALTY
C. A. MURPHY. Prop.
75he CABARET is the pla.ce for Light Refreshments
for Clubs, CIa ses, Plea ure Parties
aU for our "LIGHT REFRESHMENT TARIFF II Before Going Elsewhere.
,--SERVICE A LA CARTE FROM 6:30 A. M. TO 11:30 P. M.­
\1ncler Burkley Imperial Management

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~a l elo r publlcalioo.
A Popular Confection Wholesome
and Delicious . . . .
Call and Watch Us Make Them
Manuractured by
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to send all nolices to TOB DAlLY I OWAN for
Notices must be lert at TnR IOWAN
office or the Presldent·s office berore 11:00 A . ...
AlL students should regi ter
edorly this week. After Friday
Februa.ry 26, those who have not
119~ Dubnque Street registered will be debt~rred from
============= attendance upon clas es. Instructor
/j,re req uested to enforce
this trictly 11. regard
The Famous
their own olasse .
POp Corn Fritters
ALICE YOUNG
CONTlNUBD FROM FIRST PAGE
sity in the final debate this yeai'.
Ray R. Randall wa.s born at
W. J. RITTENMEYER Denison, in 1 O. He was prepared
for college at the De11nisoo
J2210wa AValtse Iowa City, Iowa.
============ High School a.nd entered the
WE GIVE
GOODS
AWAY
Six Bars of Lenox Soap
FREE
with the following Com bioation
Order for $2.00, if taken as
a whole:
1 lb. J. & M. Coffee 25c.
~ lb. Good Uncolored Japan Tea, 25c.
1 bottle Vanilla or Lemon extract lOco
3 lb •. Fancy Prunes, 2Sc.
~ lb. Pepper, lSc.
SIbs. Navy Beans,
2Sc.
2 cans Early June Peas, 2Sc.
1 quart bottle Bluing lOco
3 lb. Head Rice, 2Sc.
3 lbs. Gloss Starch, lSc.
SANGSTER'S
Cash Grocer
Old 'phone No. 6 New 'phone, 244
208 'Co1k2'e Strut
1904 Diaries
J. J. LHB
PIONEER BOOK STORE
1904 Calendars Free
StA.te University of Iowa ir. the
faU of 1901. He began active
work in the forensic society at
once a.nd wa chosen tu lead the
Zetagathian sophomore debating
team in the intersociety coote t
last year
. The series of annual debates
between Iowa and Minnesota
began in the early '90's,and from
the very first Iowa started a winning
gait.
Of the entire seriee
of per hap ten contest, only two
or three ha.ve gone to Minnesota
. . We've Always
•.• Said So
That a well pleased customer
is the very best
advertisement. We believe
it more firmly than
ever today,
...
hence our
efforts to please all who
come into our store
BARTH, The Grocer
U5 E. COLLEGE ST.
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HOME MADE
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Chocolates
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