University of Iowa - Hawkeye Yearbook (Iowa City, IA)

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Publications of %. ' U. 11. Iprofessorci in 1897 PROF. SAMUEL CALVIN Pleistocene Iowa. In Annals of Iowa. Mining Resources of Iowa. Proceedings International Gold Mining tion, Denver. Also Published in Iowa Papers. The State Quarry Limestone. Proceedings Iowa Academy of Sciences. Geology of Cerro Gordo County. Iowa Geological Survey. Geology of Johnson County. Iowa Geological Survey. History and Genesis of Iowa Soils. Proceedings State Horticultural Society.. Iowa Geological Survey. Vols. VI and VII. Editor. CHANCELLOR EMLIN McCLAIN Treatise on Criminal Law. Two Volumes. Callaghan Co., Chicago. Annotated Code of Iowa, 1897. Hypothetical Cases in Insurance. In Law Bulletin. PROF. T. H. MACBRIDE Public Parks in a Prairie State. In Proceedings of the Park and Out-Door Art Association, Louisville. Report on the Forestry of Iowa. In Proceedings of National Forestry ciation, Nashville. A Pre-Kansan Peat Bed. In Proceedings of Iowa Academy of Sciences. BY PROF. LAUNCELOT ANDREWS The Activity of Copper Upon Sulphuric Acid. In Proceedings of Iowa emy of Sciences. Also Published in Journal of the American Chemical Society. By PROF. G. T. W. PATRICK On the Effects of Loss of Sleep. In Studies in Psycology. Reviews of Psycological Works in Science, Psycological Review and sophical Review. 27

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times, and claimed no merit for meeting- the expectation of his friends. What was their due was his pleasure. In nothing was his manliness more conspicuous than in his. bearing under the charge of professionalism preferred by his feated antagonists. Conscious of his integrity he patiently awaited his sure acquittal. He entered the field of amateur athletics under the conviction that success would follow virtuous living. His motto was an. adage of the Apostle Paul, Every one that striveth for the mastery must be temperate in all things. To this he added, And at all times. In a conversation with him soon after his only defeat, he revealed his nobility of character, as well as his adherence to his motto, when he said: I do not regret my defeat so much for itself, which I feel was clue to a condition of body induced by excessive demands. made upon me in unnecessary preliminary contests, as for the fear. that some may think that I carried my convictions regarding sonal habits to an extreme. My opponent did use stimulants. But my faith is still unshaken. The effect of John V. Crum ' s example has been salutary and will be lasting. May his mantle continue, as it has thus far done, to. fall upon worthy shoulders. Amateur athletics in the University will be pure so long as the. memory of their noble exponent endures. Esto perpetna. J. L. PICKARD. 26 L

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By PROF. C. C. NUTTING The Sarcostyles of the Plumularid. In Proceedings of the American ciation for the Advancement of Science. Detroit Meeting. Monograph of the American Hydroida. Section I. In Press: To be lished the Government. PROF. I. A. LOOS Beginnings of Banking. In Bankers ' Magazine for July. Also Published in the Proceedings of the Iowa Bankers ' Association. The Political Philosophy of Aristotle. Publications of American Academy of Political and Social Science. PROF. SAMUEL HAYES Succession to Estates in Fee Simple. In Law Bulletin. Hypothetical Cases in the Law of Descent. In Law Bulletin. By PROF. W. L. as a Disinfectant. Journal of American Medical Association. PROF. JAMES A. ROHBACH Questions in the Law of Private Corporations. In Law Bulletin. Hypothetical Cases. In Law Bulletin. BY PROF. G. A. WAUCHOPE An Edition of DeQuincy ' s Revolt of the Tarters. D. C. Heath Co. An Edition of DeQuincy ' s Confessions of an Opium Eater. D. C. Heath Co. Fourteen Book Reviews for the New York Critic. University of Iowa Catalogue 1896-97. PROF. GILBERT L. HOUSER The Uses of Formaldehyde in Animal Morphology. In Proceedings of Iowa Academy of Sciences. The Nerve Cells of the Shark ' s Brain. In Proceedings of Iowa Academy of Sciences. 28