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In Offier Colleges
Tho students of Kansas Unlvorslty
ato asking that a "K" bo awarded' to
their intercollegiate debators.
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Harvard won In the annual debato
with Yale. Tho question debated
on was tho regulation of railway rates.
Ed. Parry, of the University of Chi
cago, hurlod tho discus almost throo
feet beyond tho world's rocord on
Tuesday. Tho record Is 133 foot, 6
inchos. Parry threw tho disc 136
feot, i inches.
Tho faculty of tho Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, 57 to 5, dis
approved tho proposod allanco with
Harvard. Tho matter will now bo
submitted to tho alumni of tho Insti
tute and then tho trustees will decide
what further action shall bo taken.
Sam Westerfield
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Proprietor of
Sam's
Cafe
Little Gotn Hot
fVafllos and Fine
Meals and
Lunohos.
117-121 North IS
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The froo admission plan which
went Into offoct at the University
of Chicago last Monday has becomo
popular in tho oxtrome. All games
on Marshall flold are now very largely
attondod. The plan has been under
consideration by President Harper
and Coach Stagg for somo time, and
It will bo given a thorough tost.
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Not only tho students of Iowa, but
also of tho University of MIhbouH are
calling for a systematic organization of
intercollegiate debating work. The
long series of dofoats which Missouri
has suffered at tho hands of schools
where the debating work is systema
tized haB shown hor students the de
fects of a system based on Individual
and competing debating societies.
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As a result of Investigations that
havo been going on for some time Ed
ward C. O'Brien, managing odltor of
tho Gopher of 1904 and a senior at the
Unlvorslty of Minnesota, was expollod
yesterday by a unanimous voto of the
faculty on charges of misappropriating
money. A recommendation also was
sent to tho Board of Regents that
O'Brien and Charles Salnsbury, busi
ness, manager of tho Gopher, bo -prohibited
from ever again entering the
university or from recolvlng any de
gree. The amount lnvolvod Is from
1750 to $1,000, belonging to the class
and placed In tholr trust during tho
compiling and publishing of tho Junior
paper.
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With a viow to making football more
open than, it now Is, a radical change
has been made In tho rules of the
game by the Intercollegiate Football
Rules Committee. Tho forward pass
is to bo allowed next year. Robert D.
Wronn of Harvard, Is said to bo the
only member of the commltteo who
strongly advocated tho chango. He
did so because President Eliot objocts
bo strongly to tho present form of tho
gamo that, unlosa some changes wore
made, Harvard might havo to glvo uy
playing football.
Tho faculty of Cornell University
has Instituted an Important ruling to
tho effect that no man shall be allow
ed more than fourteen days' leave of
absence for athletics during tho col
lege year. This rule Is to take effect
next fall.
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JTUHB 1 to OCTODEU IB, 1909
UNION PACIFIC
This historical routo, traversing tho
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miloS along tho matchless Columbia
Rlvor and a trip to
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and a chance to visit
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By side trip from Pocatollo or Ogdon
through Monida,
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On May 29, 30, 31 and June 1st. Going
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IntelUffcatlr refarainc any book to
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Armstrong sells the Hats for camp.
Campaign Hats at Armstrongs.
For Furs bco Stoele, 143 8 12th St.
Chapln Bros., Florists, 127 So. 13th.
Campaign Hata - good grade 90c.
Armstrongs. tf
Oyster stow 25 cents at Cameron's
now restaurant, lla South 12th.
roti mxr aava
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quire of E. B. SLOSSON,
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Second hand booka bought for cash
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Tote your old books to the Co-op.
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you.
Elliott's Sultorlum, cleaning, dyeing
and repairing. Prices reasonable, 1136
O street. Both phones.
Forbes' Stables, livery, cab and bag
gago service, 115-31 P street Boll
phone, 550. Auto -phone 1550. i
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