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Edltor-ln-Chlef . . M. A. Mills, '08
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Business Manaaer.. H. C. Robertson, '09
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Faculty notlccH and University bullctliiH
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under tli Act of (odkickh of March II.
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KEEP IT CLEAN.
There Is considerable sentiment
around, over tho general unkempt ap
pearance of the campus grounds, duo
for tho moHt purl to waste papor and
nibblHh of variotiH kinds lying about.
Tlu proHenco of waste pnpor, it Is fair
to aHHiuno, can bo nccrodltod to care
lessness on tho part of students, while
the accumulation of much of the other
rubbish Is due to recent building. Hut
this explanation is not sufficient,; a
student can not bo Justified for per
mitting his waste papor to be deposit
ed any place but In the receptacles
provided for that purpose and to bo
found In convenient places upon the
campus, and furthermore the men
for police duty should not permit such
rubbish or the rubbish result lug from
building to cumber the campus for
more than a reasonable time. This
perhaps, Is not the most vital question
relating to University mattors Iningln
ablo, but surely the appearance of tho
campus should be a subject of gener
al as well as Individual Interest. The
first thin that comes to tho notice of
strangers upon ontorlng the campus
gates Ih tho appertranco of tho grounds
YOUR
Should receive prompt attention when thoVe is any indication of
weakness. After a thorough examination they should be fitted with a
pair of becoming glasses. We have every style of fra,me and mounting
and tho best lenses. Don't think that if you once start to wearing
glasses you will always have to wear them Many times a few weeks
or months will put your eyes In such good shape that you will not
need glasses again until Presbyopia, or old sight sots In.
Hallett, Graduate Optician, 1143 0 Street
and buildings ana should they not
show proper caro and attention, it Is
a point against tho University. Tho
students should realize that they have
no right to thus projudlco. The
University, in tho minds of
strangers and the hired police should
bo Instructed to bo moro careful and
systematic In policing tho grounds. It
would not Involve much labor or ex
perience to havo tho grounds thorough
ly policed every day and tho result of
such action would bo a campus of
much neater appearanco. It Is to bo
hoped that In tho future duo caro will
bo exorcised on tho part of the stu
dents In this regard, thus stimulating
tho hired police In keeping the enm
pus as It should bo.
Eat at Climax restaurant. Meals 15
cents and up, Tom Draper, Prop.
Boaid, $3.00 per week, 127 No. 14th.
Basket-Ball Practice.
A call for all candidates for the
basket-ball team to got out for prac
tice the coming Tuesday Is Issued by
Dr. Clapp. Practice will start earlier
this year than usual because early ,
games have been scheduled with the j
Kansas University at Lawrence, Kan
sas Practice will begin at 1 o'clock
sharp and last until 5. Moth floors 1
will be used and It Is hoped that, as I
many candidates as possible will turn
out. Several places are open on the
t( am.
Of last year's team both Mosor and
I'.urrus are out of school. The two
P.ell brothers are both back, however,
and material is in sight for the de
velopment of as strong a team as we
have over had. If every man who
knows anything at all about basket
ball will get out, we will surely have
a winning team.
Williams to Leave.
Clyde Williams, the former Unl
ersity of Iowa star athlete, after go
ing from the St. Paul baBeball club
in tho American association to tiro
Toledo club of the same league played
such a stellar article of ball that the
Philadelphia club of the American
League drafted him this month. Next
season Williams will be given a try
out on one of the fastest teams In
the country.
Until Williams was compelled to
leave tho Toledo club to coach the
Iowa State College eleven at Ames
he was batting over the .300 mark
Mid his fielding at second base was
good. Williams went from the
Marshnlltown club in the Iowa league
to the St. Paul club.
Lehigh Hazing Rules.
Lehigh University has adopted the
following rules to govern the hazing
of freshmen:
1. No freshman shall be In any
way Interfered with, or in any way
hazed after 6 p. m., unless caught,
when voluntarily on the streets, after
7 p. m.
EYES
2. Juniors shall not take active part
In hazing affairs' or rushes, except to
organize tho freshmen on tho night
beforo tho opening day, opening day
rush, and on the night before
Founder's day.
3. Tho Law and Order Committee
shall havo jurisdiction for the enforce
ment of these rules and shall havo
authority to restrain and punish ex
cesses In hazing.
Indiana University opened laBt week
with a largo number of students. Lost
fall 1,150 students were registered and
this year it Is expected that 1,300 will
Btart the first semester. Besides many
changes In the faculty, a now course
in Journalism will bo launched under
the direction of Dr. W. D.Howo, of tho
English department. Arthur Murray,
of tho Muncle Star, will be an asso
ciate professor.
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Stationery
Invitations
Announcements
Orders taken at our Book and
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Stationery Department ....
MILLER
UNIVERSITY BULLETIN8.
Friday, October 4.
12:00 m U. 109.
Hawkeye Club meeting.
l:'!0-6:00 p. m. Memorial Hall Re
ception Room.
Friday afternoon tea. All Unlver--)
sity women invited.
5:00 p. m. A. 201.
University Senate meets.
There will not be the usual 5:00
o'clock Convocation today.
Sunday, October 6.
4:00 p. m. II. 106.
Echo meeting of Cascade Summer
Conference. All girls Invited.
Thursday, October 10.
:15 p. m. Armory.
Pershing Rliie drill.
Thursday, October 17.
7:15 p. m. Armory.
Pershing Rifle drill. Tryout for new
members.
Try Bud's Cafe, 1435 O St.
C. II. Frey, florist, 1133 O St.
Pure candies, A. Rood, 139 No. 14th.
Beckman Bros. Fine shoes, 1107 O. st.
Try Francl
lclsvBros.
restaurant, 1020 P
Dr. J. IT. Graham, Dentist, 1337 O St.
Cameron's lunch counter 123 So. 12.
Students' barber since 1897. Corner
Thirteenth and O.
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