On 6 feet long and 24 inches in diameter, the gift of Dr. N. M. Caskat of Katzebere, Alaska, is the latest addition to the exhibits of the Geological Department of the university. The shipment, which arrived this week, was two feet square and nearly three feet in enormous size, although without any study it is not possible to tell exactly. It is remarkable that this animal lived 100 miles north of the Arctic circle, where there is but little wild life. Going to the limited number of these mastodon remains in the hands of universities and museums: today, we are especially fortunate in obtaining one. An attractive exhibit to be made and placed at some prominent point at the university.

REV. FATHER MOON TO OPEN MISSION HERE
Father W. D. Moon, O. P. who conducted a very successful Mission last week in Genesee is the guest of Father Morris and will open a mission in Holy Trinity Church here next Sunday. Father Moon is a member of the famous Order of preachers, commonly called Dominicans, because it was founded by St. Dominic. He has been conducting Missions and Retreats throughout all parts of the United States for many years.

The University at Rome and received the highest degree in Theology which the Church confers that of S. T. M., Master of Sacred Theology. 