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Racketers may meet WSC next week: Ken Hunter and Bill Denecke will probably represent Idaho in a dual tennis meet with WSC in the near future; IWW situation national reaction says J. Stitt Wilson; Watch for house papas dean of men, and multiplicity; Hail and wind stop meet- to start tomorrow at 10:00: with 50,100 and 880 dahes run off Genesee leads with 10 points – Boliou ties record in 50, Connor shows speed in half; Engineers visit Spokane: Seniors and Juniors investigate practical problems; Foresters hear lecture on pine tree blight; YMCA gives entertainment to help foreign work; The campus roomer (p2); Frances Bailey, Irene Gould, Jean Orr, won highest honors: Many interesting results appear in scholarship report for last year Co-Eds leave men behind, juniors lead classes (p2); Rifle practice by May 24: Reconstruction of range progressing – to have complete equipment (p2); Head of piano department praises musical ability of Idaho students (p3); Head of education department studies conditions for state board (p3); War prices will remain high for long time says Prof. Lewis: Tax on luxuries, high railroad rates and government policy of price fixing are now factors which will keep prices up (p3); Tells blood-curdling tales of experiences in Old Mexico (p4); Faculty and students cooperated on campus day (p4);

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The Argonaut - May 16th, 1919
Creator:
University of Idaho Student Media
Date Created (ISO Standard):
1919-05-16
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Racketers may meet WSC next week: Ken Hunter and Bill Denecke will probably represent Idaho in a dual tennis meet with WSC in the near future; IWW situation national reaction says J. Stitt Wilson; Watch for house papas dean of men, and multiplicity; Hail and wind stop meet- to start tomorrow at 10:00: with 50,100 and 880 dahes run off Genesee leads with 10 points – Boliou ties record in 50, Connor shows speed in half; Engineers visit Spokane: Seniors and Juniors investigate practical problems; Foresters hear lecture on pine tree blight; YMCA gives entertainment to help foreign work; The campus roomer (p2); Frances Bailey, Irene Gould, Jean Orr, won highest honors: Many interesting results appear in scholarship report for last year Co-Eds leave men behind, juniors lead classes (p2); Rifle practice by May 24: Reconstruction of range progressing – to have complete equipment (p2); Head of piano department praises musical ability of Idaho students (p3); Head of education department studies conditions for state board (p3); War prices will remain high for long time says Prof. Lewis: Tax on luxuries, high railroad rates and government policy of price fixing are now factors which will keep prices up (p3); Tells blood-curdling tales of experiences in Old Mexico (p4); Faculty and students cooperated on campus day (p4);
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Track and Field YMCA Co-Eds War prices Old Mexico
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Idaho Newspapers on Microfilm, Idaho State Historical Society, http://history.idaho.gov/
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