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That the coming University, with
its Colleges and Schools may con
tinue to grow great in numbers and
in the grade and scope of its instruc
tion is the earnest wish of,
Yours sincerely,
M. E. Wadsworth, Dean
The Immigrant.
A subject in which every college
man should be deeply interested is
that of our relations to immigrants,
nearly a million of whom find homes
in our country every year. On Fri
day evening Dr. Edwar d A. Steiner,
who has made a careful study of the
whole question, will lecture on the
topic, "On the Trail of the Immi
grant." The talk will be practical,
since it comes direct from one whose
life work has been mainly a study at
first hE ni of the character, aspira
tions, racial characteristics, and
capabilities of the immigrant him
self. Dr. Steiner makes no attempt
to theorize concerning the facts
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
UWe have a few Zodiac Stick
Pins on hand and in order to
close them out will sell at 50c.
Soft Shirts at $l. We have at
last succeeded in putting a soft
shirt on the market for $1 that
is worth $1.50. Compare one of
our dollar shirts with one gotten
elsewhere. We'll be assured of
a new customer.
which he has gathered, but states
them in a clear forceful way which
holds the attention of his hearers to
the end. The whole lecture will be
a discussion of the right method of
assimilating and befriending the
foreigner rather than of the immi
grant policy in general.
The lecture is given under the
auspices of the Christian Associa
tion, and an admission of twenty
five cents will be charged.
Inspection of the Regiment
The annual inspection of the regi
ment, which will probably occur on
next Monday, will this year be in
charge of Captain George H. Shel
ton, of the General Staff, U. S. A.
The work of the forenoon will in
clude a regimental review, regiment
al inspection, and drill by individual
companies, by the battalions, and
regimental drill. In the afternoon it
is likely that there will be a regi
mental parade, followed possibly by
guard mounting and a field exercise
similar to that of last year.
The condition of the weather has
hindered the work to some extent,
and it has been impossible to devote
time to certain parts of the work
which would otherwise have been
completed. Captain Hay -has ob
tained permission to use all of Sat
urday forenoon in drill, and there
will be no classes for the men who
are required to drill. It is hoped
that a creditable showing may be
made this year, and that our regi
ment may compare favorably with
the other cadet organizations which
Captain Shelton will review on his
trip.
The Library has received a copy
of Prof. Van Norman's "First Les
sons in Dairying."
There will be a meeting of the
Senior class this evening at 7 o'clock
in Room 20 of the Engineeri 3g Build
ing.