University Missourian., May 05, 1915, Page Page Three, Image 3

About University Missourian. (Columbia, Mo.) 1908-1916

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3Iay Term County Court in Progress.
The May term of the Boone County
Court is in session this week. Road
business is being transacted today.
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Try a "Jimmie"
Baked Apple..:...
Break through the crisp sugar good it really is; best way is to
crust of this perfectly baked ap- have it served to you in a dish
pie with your spoon. Break of pure, sweet cream just as
right through the center stuffed Jimmie serves it with a mara-
with dates and taste the fruit schino perched on top, in the
with a whiff of whipped cream. "Jimmie" style. Who knows
No use trjing to imagine how what the cherry's saying?
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your taste will not ,
be disappointed nor
denied in a Butter
milk Cocktail.
GENUINE
Linotype
....are now and have been for the past 25 years, manu
factured in the same factories and by the same company.
We originated and perfected the Linotype machine.
The Mergen thaler Linotypes are the original and
time-tried Linotypes.
We sold 1884 genuine Linotypes last year.
Mergenthaler Linotype Company
Geo. E. Lincoln, Manager Chicago Agency
Will S. Menamin, Missouri Representative
Room 51 Athens Hotel.
This paper is set on the Linotype.
Men, Attention!
Bouquets for Junior Prom.
FRIDAY NIGHT i
REASON'S FOR A TANGO:
1. It s made up of maiden's hair ferns.
2. It's worn on the shoulder which avoids it being
crushed.
3. It is arranged so as to be a part of the costume.
4. No more expensive, but more appropriate than the
other kinds of bouquets.
Place your order now with
The Wheat Floral Co.
Phone 555-White
on Ninth North of Penn's
THE BOY SCOUT
As a Scout the boy willingly adopts
as real and vital the universally ac
cepted principles of life as set forth
in the Scout oath and law. This ef
fectively influences the boy's nature
and character so as better to prepare
him for that work which the church
can best do.
A Scout promises that upon his hon
or he will do his duty to God, his
country and obey the Scout law; that
lie will help other people at all times
and that he will keep himself physi
cally strong, mentally awake and
morally straight.
The Scout law, covering the twelve
fundamental principles, requires a
Scout first of all to be trustworthy.
That means that he must not tell a
lie, cheat or deceive, but keep every
trust sacred. A Scout is loyal to all
to whom loyalty is due, including his
Scout leader, his home, his parents
and his country. Furthermore, a
Scout is helpful, prepared at all times
to save life, help injured jiersons,
Machines
UNIVERSITY MISSOURIAX, WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 191
and do at least one good turn daily.
A Scout is friendly to all a brother
to every other Scout. A Scout is
courteous, especially to women, chil
dren and old people, and he must not
take any pay for being courteous.
A Scout is kind to animals and docs
not kill or hurt any living creature
needlessly. A Scout is obedient. A
Scout is cheerful, even when facing
hardship and drudgery. A Scout is
thrifty. He works faithfully, wastes
nothing and makes the best use of his
opportunities.
A Scout is brave ana does what he
l knows is right, in spite of jeers and
. threats. A Scout is clean in body and
I thought, stands for clean speech,
'clean sport, clean habits and travels
with a clean crowd. Finally, a Scout
is reverent toward God. He is faith-
ful in his religious duties and respects
the convictions of others in matters
of custom and religion. From the
Annual Report of the Roy Scouts of
, America.
GIRLS PLAY REAL BASEBALL
Unhcrsily Women Quit Tennis
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HocVey for Xntlonnl Game.
Baseball is rapidly crowding out
tennis, hockey and basketball as a
sport for the women of the Universi-
ty of Missouri, if the crowded con
dition of the baseball diamond on the
Woman's Athletic Field, south of Read
Hall, is to be taken as evidence. Each
afternoon from 50 to 100 young women
OWrjeat
' garbed in white linen gather on the
1 field, "choose up" and give a real ex
hibition of the national pastime.
These young women play real base
ball. The pitcher usually has more
than her "glove and a prayer." They
use regulation sized bats, balls, and
gloves; they "kid" the umpire and
"rag" the opposing batters. The
catchers "take-em off the bat" and the
white linen dresses often are more
green than white after some en
thusiastic base-runner has used the
"hook" in sliding in to third.
PRINTING GRAFT DISCUSSED
Itooseiclt Did Not Apper Till This
Afternoon in Barnes Suit.
y United Press
SYRACDSE, May 5. The morning's
session of the Barnes-Roosevelt libel
today was devoted to printing matters
in which the defense has made graft
charges. Roosevelt's re-appearance
was postponed till this afternoon.
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BISHOP TUTTLE TO PKKAC1I
Episcopal Clerg) in Convocation Pub
lie Sen ice Tonight.
The opening session of the spring
meeting of the Hannibal Convpcation
of the Episcopal Church was held
last night at Calvary Episcopal
Church. This evening, and tomorrow
there will be a gathering of
several of the clergy of the northern
part of the Diocese of .Missouri, with
the Bishop, for the purposes of con
ference. These gatherings are held
in the spring and fall. This spring
the visiting clergy wanted to visit Co
lumbia and see the University. There
will be public services tonight and
tomorrow. The comocation will last
three days.
The session today began with the
Holy Communion service at 10 o'clock
in the morning. Dean Davis of Han
nibal made an address. Following
the sen ice there was a conference of
the clergy on "Problems of the Priest
and Parish." The Rev. II. n. Smith
lead the discussion of the Intellectual
problems, the Rev. A. G. VanElden
started the talk on cooperation and
the Hev. Robert J. Long discussed the
missionary problem. There will be
an illustrated address on "The Holy
Land" by H. M. Ruby of .Macon. In
connection with the service of the
Right Rev. Daniel Sylvestor Turtle, of
St. Louis, presiding bishop of the
Episcopal Church in the United
States, who will conduct the service
at ":)." o'clock this evening. His ser
mon will be on "The Message of My
Life as a Missionary Bishop."
There will be morning prayer at 10
o'clock tomorrow, followed by a con
ference on "Contact and Work with
other Christian Bodies for the King
dom of Cod." Bishop Tuttle will con
duct a quiet hour service for women
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. There
will be confirmation of a number of
candidates in the church by Bishop
Tuttle with the service of evening
orayer and a sermon at r.A7 o'clock
tomorrow evening, the closing of the
convocation.
Tomorrow the Bishop and Clergy
will be the guests, together with the
clergy of the city, of Mrs. M. S. Law
son at the Athens Hotel.
COTRELL &
LEONARD
Albany. N. Y.
makers of
GAPS and GOWNS
To Harvard, Yale,
Princeton, Cornell, Co
lumbia and the other
leading American Uni-
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The
Tower
as you can see
by the sketch, is
SOME HAT!
Extremely high,
taper crown, zig
zag braid and
very, very new.
$3.50
SILK SHIRTS.
Pure silk shirts in all
shades and patterns
from $10 down as
low as
33.00
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oxford weather. Buy
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They are brand new and
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possibly wish them. There
is a fine choice of styles
in Ioely new Palm Beach
suits. The suits for home
or travel.
Those for misses are
original and delightfully
jouthful in design: while
those for women show
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of modest prices: $8.50
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