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tlons strictly oonadentlal. HJUsOMXMC on Patents
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Patent taken thronsh Munn A ob. recetre
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Prof. Goss spoke in tho chapol this
morning at 9 o'clock on "Locomotlvo
Performance."
O. T. Svmn, '04, is now In tho govern
ment Bureau of Forestry, and is locat
ed In Washington.
Tho missionary committee Is called
to meet tomorrow morning at 11 a. ra.
In the Y. W. C. A. rooms.
The person seen to take pocketbook
from locker 125 In tho shop last Wed
nesday will return Bamo at onco to
lockor or tool loom and avoid being
reported.
Tho Forest club of tho University
will meet March 18 at 8 p. m. in N
102. C. G. Bates will discuss "Pine
Ridgo" and C. M. Dunn will give a
talk on 'Arbor Lodge"
F. E. Donney haB connoted his pa
per on "Crown Gall," which is to be
published in the State Horticultural re
port. It is a summary of tho present
knowledgo of this obscure disease.
An extended1 paper on tho "Rusts
and Smuts of tho Cereals" haa Just
been completed by C. A. Jensen, a
graduate student in the Department
of Botany. It is to be published in the
State Agricultural report.
The Deparmont of Botany of tho Uni
versity has received' an urgent re
quest from Washington for another
trained botanist to take a good posi
tion as an. Investigator. The salary of
tho position starts at one thousand
dollars a year.
Another packet of plants came to Dr.
Clements of tho Department of Botany
oi. Monday from Tints In Transcancas
la for the University Herberium. This
makes all told about five hundred ape
ries which have been received' from
that region. They will be mounted and
put In the Herberium at once.
The State Geological Survey has re
ceived an industrial collection of arti
ficial hollow block stone made of ce
ment concrete by the Ruohle company,
of Kankakee, Illinois. The collection
will be displayed in connection with
the cement brick and lime brick collec
tion received some time ago.
Professor Bessey made a careful mi
croscopic examination Saturday of the
buds on tho peach trees growing on
his lot on R street In the city and
found all the flowers dead. Ho does
not expect to get any peaches from his
trees this year. He has not yet exam
ined buds from the peach orchards
outside of the city.
The DiBtrlct Court o fthe Law school
held a trial Saturday afternoon. Mc
Laln and Sprague were council for the
plaintiff In error In the case of Cowan
vs. Chase and' Bagley and Jetorson
wore council for the defendant In error.
Tho regular Monday evening lecture
before the law students was not given
last night. It is postponed until next
Monday evening.
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Wanted I would like to correspond
with some student who will return to
the University next fall, In regard to
doing work for mo to help pay ex
penses. Wlll-you kindly send mo the
names of one or two students who
might bo Interested. Thanking you In
advanco, I am, very truly- yours,
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and repairing. Prices reasonable. 1136
O street Both phones.
Forbes' Stables, livery, cab and bag
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phone, 550. Auto phono 1550.
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Manicuring at tho Famous.
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