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THE BAKER ORANGE MID-SUMMER EDITION. elhioo OOJtCS w. i i 5 1 bility of permanent organization was discussed in the convention. A committee appointed for this purpose reported favorably and suggested the formation of state organization from which delegates be chosen to the national convention. This is thought to be unfeasible and the matter was left in the hands ot five men, ot whom Mr.

Pratt, of Iowa, is the head, with tour secretaries, chosen because of their geographical locations, who will keep the matter alive and arrange if possible to hold an annual session in connection with the regular press convention. ARE YOU GOMING TO BAKER? 1 Then call on BEEKS-FOLLIN BOOK the only place to get your BOOKS and all SUPPLIES at the lowest prices. BARGAINS in SEGOND HAND and Shelf-worn Books always found in our stock. BRING YOUR OLD SGHOOL BOOKS! COLLEOE EDITORS CONVENTION. A very important event in the history ot college journalism in America was the gathering of the college editors from the various parts of the county on June 22, at the World's Fair at St.

Louis. The meetings were held in the Halls of Congress and continued throughout the morning and afternoon. A representative of the Orange was present and derived much benefit from the meetings. Several papers were read, and discussions of the van ous phases of college joirnalism carried on, The debate on the Pullitzer school of Journalism, which the convention endorsed by a large vote, was particularly interesting. A vote of thanks was also extended to the manage men 01 the Fair, who accorded the college men the same courtesies as any other representative of the press.

The managers ot the Pike shows gave like recognition. In the evening the convention attended the inter state oratorical contest in a body. It is worthy ot note that the Kansas University man who won second place in the contest received the hearty applause of several Baker people present. Alter the contest a banquet was served at the American hotel. A humorous feature Toilet soaps at Allen's.

Miss Nell Ault spent the We Buy Almost Any Text Book Published. Beeks-Polli Book summer in Colorado. Rev. Ebright visited with Mis Moorhead in August. Fine cut flowers may be order ed at Young Fischer's.

The girl of the Nu Alpha club gave several parties during the summer, The Misses Kinzer visited during the summer with Miss Lough in Missouri. Guy Lamphear was married to Miss Bessie Vines at Ida Wednesday, July 6th. Frank Hankins, oi, visited in Baldwin -this summer, He has two more years at Columbia. Look out tor Ringer's special 7 A The Up-to ot tne oanquet was wnen tne ninetv colleop men nrrWe at thn tables and simultaneously rent the air with their individual college offer to students during October. Come prepared to have your pic Young ture taken then.

We communicate the sad news of the death of Mrs. Douglass' A A A A A A A A A yells. Among the various toasts was one trom the winner of the contest, a man from" from Miami Ohio. The editors remained at the Fair during the week, and took in the Pike attractions each after noon, and evening. On the afternoon of the 26th the editors attended the collegiate championship games at the Stadium, and on the following Sunday their final event was an excursion on the Mississippi.

An exchange table was arranged on board and an opportunity of looking over the diverse collection of papers, The convention was the result ot one man's idea, Mr. W. Arthur Porter, of Wabash college, having conceived'the idea of thus bringing the college editors irom all over the country together, and must take heed to" his personal appearance or step down and out. If he's careless in dress he'll be judged to be careless in business, WHEN IN ROME do as the Romans do, e.nd when in need ot anything pertaining to men's furnishings, do like others do; that is buy what you need'andbuy it of us, We're the people that supply nobby goods at satisfactory, prices. You're sure to be pleased with our methods of business.

HO BBS MERCANTILE HALDW1N, KANSAS. a Tuesday, Aug, 9th. The student body extend their sympathy. W. Keeling, '01, came home for a vacation from Porto Rico during the month of August.

He will take work in Boston next year. Rev. Hislop has resigned his position as pastor at Armourdale and will attend Drew next year. Rev. Homer Ebright will take his place in the pulpit.

A great social event of the summer was the marriage of Rev. A. E. Kirk and Miss Lulu Bar. ricklow, Wednesday, Aug.

17th. Both parties are well known to Baker students, The next three years Rev. Kirk will attend school at Boston. The Ep worth League officers for this year are: President, F. M.

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A nice fresh line of Dried Beef. Come in and see me or phone 117 and have your orders delivered. 1110 BOYS! on his own responsibility; the arrangements were made, while not as representative as it might have been, it was highly successful, the importance of the convention lay not so much in the work accomplished as in the' good feeling engendered by bringing men together from the colleges of the east, west, north and south and much genuine regret was felt at the parting on the wharf. The advisability and practica THE NEW MEAT MARKET. ooooaooeeoeoaooooosoooftODeaeooootooeotocoottteftOGe.