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GYM. INADEQUATE.
Equipment and Building too Small
-Cramped Room-Overworked
Men-Student's are Not
Doing the Work They
Should-A New Gym
May Be Asked For.
An official statement by Dr. Naismith in regard to the new equipment for Athletic work is as follows:
1 wrestling mat.
1 dozen LaCrosse sticks.
2 dozen Hockey sticks.
1 dozen foils.
24 pair Indian clubs.
40 Lockers.
2 mats
1 Athletic field.
4 Plastroms.
2 equipments for basket-ball and indoor base ball have also been secured. Besides these improvements there is soon expected to be on hand.
One combined horizontal bar and parallel bar testing machine.
The present Gymnasium is inadequate both in size and equipment and both Dr. Naismith and Mr. Plank are overworked. With the new Gymnasium, which is hoped for, will come a revolution and more students will be able to receive the Athletic training which they need.
MR. CONE TO SPEAK TODAY
The Utopia Club took supper on the golf links fast Saturday evening.
Mr. Cone will speak on the New Protectionist Movement in England Oct. 13, 1904, Thursday at 4:30, in room 15. All persons interested are cordially invited.
Basket ball practice has begun
PROF. IDEN TO LECTURE HERE.
Well Known Founder of "Upper Room"'—Has Devoted Much Time and Money to the Work.
Prof. T. M, Iden of Emporia, the founder and leader of the "Upper Room Bible Class," will address Prof. Payne's class at the Christian church next Saturday evening. Prof. Iden started "The Upper Room" about five years ago and now the total membership is 2,000. Of these 560 are in regular attendance. The class includes, students, business men, commercial travelers, and young men in all walks of life.
The room is neatly furnished carpeted and provided with folding chairs, piano, writing desks library and the best list of standord periodicals to be found in Kansas. All are furnished free for the young men who will come.
The success of the "Upper Room" is due in a great measure to the personality and earnestness of the leader, and the young men of the University are indeed fortunate to have this opportunity of hearing Prof. Iden. The University Bible Class hopes to have the largest attendance in its history Saturday night.
Thursday, Oct. 13—Mid week meeting, 6:45-7,15 Association house, 1117 Kentucky street.
Saturday, Oct. 15-Young Men's Bible Class; lecture room of Christian church, 7;30 p. m. Prof. T. M. Iden of Emporia will speak.
Y. M. C. A. PROGRAM.
Sunday, Oct. 16-Regular meeting, 4:30 p., m, Christian church. Prot. T. M. Iden will be the speaker.
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Members of the Old and New Board to Be Given Competitive Work For the Next Two Weeks. Most Competent to Be Chosen.
All who considered themselves members of the old Weekly board will be given an opportunity to demonstrate their ability for the next two weeks and no one gets a place on the KANSNN staff who does not work. This is the ruling of the paper.
All members of both the so-called new and the so-called old board which was previously formed as a part of the old Kansas University Weekly will be immediately assigned territory or feature stories, and the persons doing the most creditable work and furnishing most satisfactory articles will be chosen for the respective places on the KANSAN. Places to be filled are News Editor, Athletic Editor, Society Editor, and Associate Editor. Possibly one or two more offices will be created but the creation is not probable.
There will also be a meeting of the board soon and matters of general interest to the paper discussed.
There have been several hereetofore who claimed places on the staff and now is an opportunity for all to prove their claims and "make good."
TO ADVISE JUNIOR GIRLS.
Miss Hyde, the general advisor of the Junior girls has invited them to meet her informally in her office in the Meic building Friday afternoon, Oct. 14, from 5 till 6.
Miss Grace Miller, a former piano student, is attending the Fair at St. Louis this week.
R. E. PROTSCH. The Tailor,
A NEW K. U. WEEKLY.
717 MASSACHUSETTS STREET.
The Bulletin is printed in the Graduate Magazine office in the basement of Fraser hall.
THE DUTCH DOIN'S.
A MUSICAL.
The University News Bulletin made its appearance as a weekly Wednesday The weekly News Bulletin will be sent to the newspapers of the state, while a monthly special will be issued for general distribution.
Miss Harriett Griessinger, of the Piano Department, will entertain a few of her friends with a Musical this evening. Prof. Hubach, Prof. Hubbard, Miss Boright, Miss Wiedeman and Mr. and Mrs. Hulse will take part in the program.
Der Deutsche Terein elected the following officers for the first term of six weeks, Monday afternoon: H. J. Hoff, president; Miss Grace Stelter, secretary; Prof. E. F. Engle, Miss Edith McCarty and Frank Klingberg, program committed.
Miss Bertha Sickley has returned to her home on account of sickness.
Chancellor Strong attended the meeting of the state board of education in Topeka Tuesday.
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