The boys had finished their meeting
and were looking at some of young
Owen's things when Ray Peterson
took down an old revolver and not
thinking of its being loaded, cocked it
and pulled the trigeer. The result
was a bullet in young Sweningsen's
hip No effort has been made to find
the bullet. He is getting along nicely.
Attorney Catherwood's Opinion
In a series of interviews with alumni
of the University of Minnesota pub
lished in the Minneapolis Journal is
the following:
Austin, S. D. Catherwood, '83 Lawjer—
You won't be likely to get a proper
appropriation for salaries unless you
cut down the demand for new build
ings. To my mind, the two things most
needed just at present are, first, ruonty
to raise salaries in some casee, and,
second,"monty to secure more ground
The demands for moiiey for buildings
as outlined in the Aluiuiii Weekly are
grossly extravagant, and should i»e cut
down. The present tendency is to de
velop magnitude rattur than etliciency.
This is radically wrong.
A BATH IN CUBA.
Around Robin Hood's Barn to Get It,
but 'Twas All R-r-right.
For ways that are devious the Cu
ban bath is about as peculiar as the
heathen Chinee. One sometimes gets
a walking trip of very respectable
length thrown in.
