In the Gym.
Field day this year promises r'
pass nil Its predecessors, both In tin
number of contestants mul In the
quality of the work done.
The new rule of Dr. Hustings that nil
men entering must have fully one se
mester's work in the gymnasium hns
been strictly adhered to, with the re
sult that the men were never in bet
ter condition nor has It eitt down the
number entering, as is shown In the
list glun below.
Tli,. men are full of enthusiasm and
the unusual number of new men fore
shadows many surprises and add In
creased Interest to the events. An
other thing destined to create the
grentrst rivalry is the Armstrong cup,
,, account of which is given else-
" Those I" ,'npRp of ,lu" pxcrd8,!H nre
preparing for n great crowd and fiom
the present prospects will not be dis
appointed. Assistant Manager It. I). Anderson
has secured the following prizes from
the publlcspirltcd business firms
named:
Pair running shoes, Perkins & Shel
don. Hat .(:.). Mayer Bros.
Dozen cabinet photos, A. C. Townsend.
i!,.ir ...,iv Himistead Tuttle.
.Silver university souvenir spoon.
Ilerpolsheimer & Co.
Fancy shirt, Paine a- Warfel.
Standard cyclometer, Hardy Furni
ture Company.
Sweater, Globe Clothing Company.
Neckties, C. M. Gardner & Co.
Lnundry work ($3). Kvuns Laundry
Company.
. aeht cap. Kier, the hatter.
Tennis1 shoes, Foot Form Store.
Shirt and collars. Bwing Clothing
t ompany.
I'Tcnnl.s slioc&'Welister Rogers.
Waterman fountain pen, H. V.
Brown.
The events nnd entries nre:
100 ynrd run: Andrews, C. L. Allen
Collet t, Henrtt, La Salle, Pepoon and
Roehin.
:20 ynrd run: Andreson, Collett, Pe
poon. 440 yard run, Anderson, Benedict,
C. .I. Allen, Story.
880 yard run: Sawyer, Shane, White,
Clinton.
Mile run: Sawyer, Waterman, Jew
ett. Shane, Case, White, Clinton.
120 hurdles: Waterman, La Salle.
220 hurdles: Pepoon, Story, Wnter
mnn. La Salle, Clinton.
llmming high jump: Waterman,
Pillsbury, La Salle.
Kunning broad jump: Lamar, Pe
poon, Benedict, llochin.
Pole vnult: Story, Wntermnn, Ben
edict. Pillsbury.
Shot put: Lamar, Stull, Hansen. Kd
Turner, .lewett.
Hammer throw: Lamar, Stull, Han
scn. iJewett, Kd Turner, Pillsbury.
Besides the regular events the ninu
agers are working on some accesso
ries, entirely new to the unherslty,
which will prove both interesting and
instructive. One of these is the throw
ing of the discus. This is a disc 8. in
ches in diameter 'nhd 2 Inches thick,
weighing about 4 pounds. The one
to be used here is made of rublwr with
a brass band. This was one of the
principal events of the ancient Olym
pia games and in the international
contests at Olympia In 1890 was won
by the Amerlcnn, Cierrnrd, who throw
it O.'i feet ." inches. The American rec
ord was made by Sheldon of Yale in
1S00 nnd is 10S feet 8 inches.
MILITARY CHANGES.
It Ik the university bntulliou iitftiln.
WcdncMlny the regiment, wns consoll
dnted nnd the four company batallion
Ik now drawn up fiicinp north nnd
Koiith iih of old. Tliew changes wore
mndi necessary by the recent enlist
ments in the militia and were, fore
shadowed by the order of Monday,
promoting Captain True to this rank
of major and acting commandant.
Since then Major True bus leen bus
ily engnged In perfecting the. neces
sary changes.
The assignments of officers and non
commissioned officers ns.read Wednes
day am as follows:
COMPANY "A."
Cndet. Cuptuln, II. H, Noyes.
Cadet First Lieutenant, il. Y, Tlint
cher. Cndet Second Lieutenants, ('. C.
Barber nnd J. T. Boomer.
Cndet First. Sergeant, O. (1. Whip
pie. Cndtit Ser?enntH, .1. T. Sumner, W. O,
Ayer, J. L. kind, ,'. S. Smoycr and W.
T. Sprouk.
COMPANY "B."
Cadet Captain, R. W. Haggard.
, 1. . Cadet, First Lieutenant, E. I). Bang-wJfi,,pli
Cndet Second Lieutenant. Jerry Ueb
ninuu. Cadet First Sergeant, .1. Stcbblns.
Cadet Sergeants, ,1, P. Clchtuil, 13. H.
Chirk, W. It. Hoose, W. L. Thnrne and
II. P. Laii.
COMPANY "C."
I
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Cadet Captain, 13. R Morrison.
Cadet First Lleutef'ant, C. W.
lor
Tay
Cadet Second Lieutenant,
C. C,
Pugh.
Cadet First Sergem t, Orlo llrown.
Cadet Sergeants, 0. A. MeCreary, II.
T. lleans, (1. O. Hedgcock, F. H. Kite
gle nnd It. C. Lansing
COMPANY
(
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Cadet Ca)ta!n, C. ijendy.
Cadet First Lieutenant, 0. A. navies.
Cadet Second Lieutijnnnts, 13. 0. Wil
kinson and J. A. Warren.
Cadet First Sergeant, F. D. Itnin.
Cadet Sergeants, ()j K. Rartlett, A.
A. Uner, X. M. Davidson, A. Wntklns
and C. H. Melr.
CO.M.MISSIOXI3D STAFF.
Cadet First Lieutenant and Adj.,
Verne Hedge.
Cadet First Lieutenant and Quarter
master, (i. .1. Lyons.
XOX-COM.M ISSIOXKH STAFF.
.
Cadet Sergeant and Major, .1. I).
Hustle.
Cadet Sergeant and Quartermaster,
C. L. Shuff.
Cadet Color Sergeants, 13. T. Turner
and A. Garrison.
TI1I3 CINHKIt TRACK.
llaiu has hindered work on the track
this past. week. However, some good
work ha.s been done on the subscrip
tion lists nnd more is to follow. A lit
tle more work will raise the required
amount. Subscribe if it be only ten
cents, to let the track men know that
you are interested in the work. Fol
lowing is a partial list of those who
have subscribed. A complete list will
be given next week:
K. A. Moore, .1. II. Saycr, Geo. W.
Ondlay, F. It. Millet, Carl Melr, J. F.
Boomer, L. W. Pearson, Theo. Hewitt,
S. II. Sloan, C. C. Pugle, L. .1. Marsh,
W. Ixry, H. L. Sums, S. W. Pinker
ton, F. Kuhlmnn, It. B. MeConhell, 1).
I. Pope, J. W. Senrson, Clins. W. Tay
lor, II. P. Xeelson, M. J. Stewart, J.
H. McGney, S. 1). Clinton, 11. 1. Shep
herd, 13. G. Wilkinson, F. II. Abbott,
Chus. Kiihlman, .las. Hritton, 13.
Brookings, Jno. II. Hoose, G. A. Daries,
A. II. Strahorn, C. .7. Plait, It. W. Bliss,
It. 1). Head, H. J. Kierstead, F. II. Knc
gle, E. S. Meliz.ii, C. .1. Cnrr, Verne
Hedge, Ue Kd wards, C. W. Wallace,
S. W. Miller, I. S. Cutter, F. B. Humph
rey. L. B. Sturdevant, G. N Porter, J.
F. Stolts, J. 13. Held, Iry Press, C. A.
Fisher, J. 13. Uoomer.
EXPOSITION (SUAIIDS.
The cadets desirous of acting as
guards nt. the trans-Mississippi expo
sition met in the armory Mondnv
and the chancellor explained to them
what would be required. Mr. Llewellyn
who will linve charge of the. guard
wns to have been present but he sent
a letter giving all conditions in detail.
The cadets must sign a contract to
stay until the fist, of November and
must le on the ground ten days be
fore the exposition opens. The pay, to
begin the first of June, is: Captain,
$7.1; 1st lieutennnt, $0.1; 2d lieut.. $00;
sergts., $:.(); corp., $45; privates, $40.
The guard is to be formed in one
company, the men to do on duty four
hours nt. a time. The men will have
to buy uniform nnd board themselves.
The chancellor stated that the terms
wer not us favorable as ho had expect
ed and few of those present seemed
at all satisfied. However, those who
wish to go will be drilled by Lieut.
Lyons in saber drill and guard duty.
About forty men have been examined
by Dr. Hastings and most have passed
very satisfactorily.
THE SENIOR BOOK.
The committee on the Senior Book
is hard at work and expect, to get It
out by the milddle of the month. This
Is something unique In the University
and has created great interest not on
ly in the class but in the UnlversiTy
generally. The- Issue hns been almost
all subscribed for so that those, who
want a copy should see one of the com
inltttee at once,
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TURKISH, RUSSIAN & ROMAN.
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..CAMERA..
$1.00 $1.00 $1.00
Ii nt any time within n year -you de
sire to trade for one of our REPEAT
ING cameras, we will allow you $1.00
and talco back the one you buy. The
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rifle You photograph one plate and
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ure. Any child can handle it. This
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A beautiful Washburn Book contain
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Reszkes, Calve, Eamcs, Nordica, Seal
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Also general factors Shaw, Weber,
Wegman nnd Jewett plnnos and Fsu
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The regular course Is four yenrs;
with conditions for advanced standing.
This school claims superiority in the
extent and thoroughness of laboratory
courses and in the great variety of U
clinical material and the methods by
which it is used in teaching. For cir
culars of information address the Sec
retary, Dr. N. S. DAVIS, Jr.,
2413 Dearborn St., Chicago.
There are a number of U. of N. men
now ut this school,
& M Sts.,
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