THE KANSAN.
The official paper of the University of Kansas.
Published every Thursday morning and Saturday night of the school year, by the Kansas University Weekly Association.
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Everybody goes to Washburn Who is everybody? K. U. Are you part of everybody? If so you are surely going.
Up at Minnesota a girls "rooting" club has been organized for it's second years work. Show the Topeka people next Saturday that the boys of the University can make more noise than such a happy combination as Minnesota possesses.
The Minnesota — Nebraska game gives an idea of the admission charges to some college games. The price of a single admission to the Nebraska—Minnesota contest will be three dollars. We get in cheap down here at a dollar. The price of the Washburn game at Topeka will be a dollar, including a reserved seat. The general admission will be seventy-five cents.
The story of the K. U. fraternity ministrels has been published as far east as New York and Virginia. The KANSAN wouldn't be surprised to see reports of events here, published from the Atlantic to the Pacific and from the Gulf to the Great Lakes. The University of Kansas is enjoying more prosperity, and is making greater strides in the educational world now than ever before in it's history.
There will soon be a meeting at the University of Iowa of the presidents of colleges from all parts of the United States. The purpose of the meeting is to consider the advisability of placing more stringent rules upon the athletes in the different sports. It's certain that Kansas is in a condition now where all rules of professionalism and scholarship will pass in the wind without catching any cuekle-burrs of uneasiness in the athletic associations' hair.
In many of the big universities the faculty gives an annual entertainment, generally in the form of a foot ball game, or an athletic contest in the fall. Why wouldn't something of that sort be a good thing here? What's the matter with having faculty entertainment in order to buy the band some uniforms? There are surely enough members of the faculty who are athletes and who would gladly lend their aid for such a commendable cause. The band is deserving of more than good uniforms, but as an initial step toward showing our appreciation of the University band we
ought to inaugurate something to equip them with.
If Kansas wins from Washburn—and we feel sure that she must—we shall all feel like celebrating a little in Topeka. But each and every individual who goes to Topeka ought to be careful of his actions after the game. A most lamentable collection of prevarications is likely to get abroad in regard to the University, even after the most trivial of "scraps." These word pictures, with their artistic and highly-colored tints and shades are sure to do harm to the reputation of the University.
Disturbances having no connection with men from Lawrence are regularly charged up against the University of Kansas. For instance; last year at the Thanksgiving game at Kansas City three men became intoxicated and broke some glass in a hotel window. The newspapers in the smaller Kansas town the seats of the denominational colleges, were severe in condemning the awful lawlessness of the boys of the State University. It turned out, however, that two out of the three men were from denominational institutions, and that
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If there is any disturbance in Topeka at the coming game, the local sympathy will not, of course, be with the wearers of Crimson and the Blue. Let us show as much enthusiasm, and make as much noise in "rooting" as possible, but let us be careful to avoid anything like disorder. It is hoped that as many as five hundred will go, and go and return in dignity and good order.
A FOOTBALL FORECAST.
New York
K. U.-The team is dispirited and disorganized. Kennedy will try to whip the men into shape, but it gives him a headache to think about it.
(With apologies to Chicago Tribune)
Having noted the preliminaries of K. U.,—Washburn football games for the past few years, we feel qualified to predict the following programme for this week:
Washburn—The blue has given up all hope of beating K U. There is to be a sorority party the night before the big game and all of the players prefer dancing to victory over the red and blue.
TUESDAY, OCT. 25.
MONDAY,OCT. 24.
K. U—Two of K. U's star players were taken to the hospital today. Neither of them will be able to take part in the game. Washburn is expected to win about 40 to 0.
Washburn—Only eight men were out to practice today. All the others are sick or discouraged. Three different players dream d K. U. would win by 33 to 0. This is considered a bad omen,
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 26.
K. U.-The man who was counted on to make at least two touchdowns against the blue Saturday will not be able to play. He has been "conned." Kennedy announced positively that K. U. would lose.
Waskburn—It is now definitely on that $t$ Outland's giants will be defeated Saturday. The best players are suffering as follows: Broken collarbone, strained ligaments, fractured rib, charley-norse, melanacholy, nervous prostration, insomnia, and flunks.
K. U.—In the last hard practice the scrubs scored eight touchdowns in fifteen minutes on the 'Varsity. It is now the intention to put the scrubs in against Washbrm and keep the score down as much as possible.
THURSDAY, OCT. 27.
Washburn—There was a brief ray of hope today. One of the players developed enough strength to stand alone, but he is only one. Outland's only thought now is holding K. U. to less than 80 points.
FRIDAY,OCT.26.
Washburn—The plans for tomorrow have all been made. Players who are able to ride in ambulances will be taken to Washburn field on swinging cots. It is hoped eleven men can be carried out to the field in this way.
K. U -The last ray of hope has fled. Washburn has found out the K. U. signals, and it is too late to learn a new set.
SATURDAY, OCT. 29.
K. U. it's up to you!
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