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DR. CLAPP 8UFFER8 AN INJURY
.-rj&ctures His Collar Bone While
Wrestling.
Dr. Clapp Hitfforcd a aovorojnjury
yoHtordny afternoon whllo giving in
BtructlonH in wrestling in tho gym
minium . Ho was wroBtllng with ono
of tho Htudontn whou ho was thrown
violently nguinst tho floor, fracturing
the ncromlum process on his collar
bono. While the injury 1b not of a
Horlous nature, yet it la very painful,
and will Inconvcnlonno Dr. Clapp for a
considerable time. The accident is
especially inopportune, as lie la in tho
midst of propnratlons for the western
Jntercolleglnto gymnastic association
meet to ho hold hero April 17.
MITCHELL WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Receives Title of University Gymnast
for 8ocond Tlmo.
I). C. Mitchell hnB won first placo
for tlo Hocond tlmo in tho all round
athletic championship and receives tho
title of University Gymnast. Tohlsin
won second and Snldor third places.
TIjobo rosults woro givon out yestor
day aftor tho closing championship
ovent had boon pullod off Monday and
on average for tho flvo events com
puted. Mitchell is the only ono of the threo
who Is eligible for tho intercollegiate
gymunBtic contost to bo hold hero
April 17, as Toblsln and Snider aro
both freshmon, tho sumo eligibility
rules applying to tho Intercolloglnto
gymnastics as to nthlotics.
8PRINQ FOOTBALL AT IOWA
Thirty-two Men Turn Out for Practice
on Gridiron.
Thirty-two cnmlidufca responded to
Conch John Griffith's call for spring
football practice at Iowa lust week.
The squad was haudled by Griffith and
Harry Holnzman. lust year's fresh
man couch, and kept at active work
for two hours. I
Each man who reported was
equipped with n track suit, short
stockings und football shoes, and In
this uniform, suited both to tho stylo
of practice and to tho condition of
tho weather, tho men Indulged In
punting, drop-kicking, uud forward
passing. It is Griffith's Intontlon to
continue this form of light work about
throe times a week during the spring,
GREGORY, the Tailor
Has a dandy line of goods for Spring Suits. He Tilso
does the best cleaning and pressing in the city.
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and near tho close of the no in ester
to hold a contest whore gold medals
shall be awarded for excellence In
punting, passing, and accurate kicking
on tho run. In this way much pro
ilelcney can bo attained in these de
partments of thoi game that would
otherwise take valuable tlmo to de
velop In tho fall.
Under the leadership of Professor
Phillips or tho forostry department a
number of the forestry students do
parted Saturday evening for Halsoy,
Nob., whore thoy go to study condi
tions in the nurseries nnd forostB near,
that city. They will bo gono for two
weeks, camping out tho ontlro time.
SUGGE8T NEW RULES
(Continued from Pago 1)
the opening of the first semester in
the fall. Sophomores would be
rushed instead of freshmon.
Another proposition which has been
suggested Is that the fraternities adopt
rules similar to those now in forco
among tho sororltios. Those would al-
'low the pledging of any new studont
during tho first week of the semester,
with no initiations until tho end of
the semester, and thon only in case
tho plcdgeo had a passing grado in all
his Work. This "ono week" system
is much favored In cortaln quarters,
but it is Bald that it has rather poor
chances of success in the council. It
would seom to tend to n lowering of
tho standard, and this factor Is a
strong consldoration among morabors
of tho lntor-fratorrilty body. Tho sen
timent is rather in favor of strength
ening the restrictions than of relaxing
thorn.
ORATOR IS PICKED
JOHN SHARP WILLIAMS CHOSEN
COMMENCEMENT SPEAKER.
IS EMINENT PUBLIC CHARACTER
WAS MINORITY LEADER OF LOW
ER H0U8E OF CONGRE88.
Comes From the 8outh With an Ex
cellent Education, Acquired In
American Universities and at
Heidelberg, Germany.
John Sharp Williams, for the past
six years the acknowledged loader of
tho democratic minority of tho no
tional houso of representatives, has
been selected to del Ivor the com
mencement oration of the class of
11)09. Mr. Williams has accepted tho
Invitation and ho will accordingly ad
dress the university on Thursday,
Juno 10, which dato marks the Thirty
eighth annual commencomont of tho
unlvorsity.
John Sharp Williams is a man of
national emlnonco nnd of striking per
sonality. Ills characteristics have been
heralded over the country for many
years and especially hao his pecu
liarities been given note during the
past al years of his leadership of the
democrats in congress. In that posi
tion, which Is one conferred upon him
unofllclally by 1i1b . democratic col
leagues, he has made marked bucccss.
He has managed the minority in i
manner which lias won commenda
tldh from his party.
A Mississippi Man.
.Mr. Williams is a Mississippi man,
his homo being at Yazoo City, Miss.
Near that city ho has a largo cotton
plantation nnd this occupies his at
tention aside from law nnd politics,
ills political career has been long and
varied. He has been a member of con
gress from. 1803 to the present time.
In ll0i he was temporary chairman
of tho democratic national convention
In St. Louis, which nominated Alton
H. Parker for the presidency. Since
190U he bus been tho democratic can
didate for speaker of the houso, In this
way being marked as the' minority
Jpnder.
In 1007 Mr. Williams was democratic
.primary nominee for the United States
somite, and in January, 1908, tho Miss
issippi legislature elected him to fill
out tho term of H. D. Monoy, which
expires in 1911.
Well Educated.
Mr. WllllnniB graduated first from
.Kentucky military institute. Pie thon
nttonded the University of tho South
nnd later tho University of Virginia.
Ho then studied at tho University of
Heldolberg, Germany. Ho studied law
at tho Unlvorsity or Virginia and at
Memphis, Tenn., being admitted to the
bar in 1877. Since that time lfe has
gradually riBon in legal and political
activities to his present station.
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