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Y.M.C.A.
W. C. Clock addressed the Association last Sunday. Mr. Clock was well known while in college, being President of the Y. M. C. A. and a member of the Beta fraternity.
He spoke of some of the experiences of his university life. "There is great danger," he said, "when college men for the first time begin to get different ideas about religion, to lose faith in it and throw it aside. While in college we go through the period that separates childhood from manhood. The danger is that during this period we will discard things we have always believed in, simply because we must take another view of them. Our views of almost everything change as we change from children to men. Let us not quickly discard our religious beliefs during this period and we will come to a fuller and more real conception of them as we grow."
Y. W. C. A. NOTES.
The first meeting of the large cabinet, under the new departmental plan, was held Thursday evening at the Association house.
Miss Alice Boyle, president of the Association in 1902, was visiting in town Wednesday and Thursday.
The Wednesday meeting was one of the best this year. Prof Burdick gave an address on "The Divinity of Christ." Miss Simpson sang.
The new social committee gave their first function Friday afternoon at six-a University Tea. for all young women, held in the large botany laboratory in Snow Hall.
X. Y. Z.
The X. Y. Z. Club gave their fourth annual banquet last Saturday night in their hall. The room was artistically decorated with crimson and blue bunting. This with the Club penants and other decorations gave a very pleasing effect. The electroleers which were used for the first time are a great improvement. It is a recognized fact that the X. Y. Z. men do good work when seated at the table but they are also at home when on their feet, and this was clearly demonstrated by those who responded to toasts. The speakers and their subjects were as follows:
J. W. Kayser—Our Guests.
W. H. Livers—Ex. X. Y. Z's.
F. R Grant-The Past
A. G. Tritt—The University.
A. G. Price The University
N. Washington, The State
L. N. Morscher—The Snows
B. A. Earhart—Traitors.
C A. Leinbach-The Piano, S. R. Logan-The Scientific Literary Man
S. E. Bartlett-Beyond the Power of Civilization.
J. F. Bender—The Future.
W. H. Elder—Good Night.
The X Y. Z. boys should be proud of their organization. It shows what can be accomplished in this line. The management of the University has given them every encouragement. If this and the other clubs continue to advance, in a few years debate work will count for something and Kansas will have nothing to fear when she contests on the platform.
Dode Henley will give a dinner party for the Sigma Chi's next Friday.
Will Mahin is visiting in Smith Center.
Pipes—the finest line in the city Smith's News Depot.
Miss Grice Muckle visited in Pope
poke Saturday and Sunday.
Ray Clifford came down from Kansas City Thursday to attend the line party given by the Sigma Chis to the play given by the Dramatic club.
Call and see our Easter Hats in new spring styles. Misses Edmondson, 903 Mass. St.
Miss Ellen Pendleton forensic instructor in the department of English, has been appointed second proof reader to the Hudson-Kimberly Publishing Co. of Kansas City. Miss Pendleton will continue to read for the English department until the end of the present term Her office work is being performed by Miss Lulu Gardner.
All Seniors should hand their photographs for the Annual to Manager Humphrey before April 16.
A big line of Base Ball goods are now in at Smith's News Depot. On Monday afternoon the preliminary for choosing the Missouri debaters was held before Professors Hopkins, Becker and Johnson as judges. G. A. Neely, G. F. Guernsey and W. H. Elder were chosen after a tively and close contest.
George Aliborn, Vene Frey and Rollin Feitchens attended the banquet given by the Kansas City alumnae chapter of Sigma Chi in Kansas City last Friday.
Go to Lindsey's for fine shoe re pairing. Mass, street.
Walter Easton has completed his work and returned to his home in Illinois Thursday.
W. S. Kretsinger, law 98, visited friends on the hill Thursday.
Ex-Comptroller of currency, James Eckeler will lecture at the university in the near future on some plan of money or banking.
Rev. J. Withington, arts35,visited friends on the hill Thursday.
Prof. Ashton talked to the teachers' association at Manhattan Saturday.
See Major, The Barber, at 910 Mass. St. We are not the Best but just as Good as the Best. Give us a call and if you are not satisfied don't pay a cent. All kinds of Barber Supplies for sale—just what the boys all need—made by the Koken Barber Supply Co. of St. Louis Plenty of Baths. Lots of Hot Towels after Shaving and a good free rub, neck shaved all for 10c. Your business solicited—C. A. Major.
E. S. Cowdrick, who has been working for the Mail and Breeze; has severed his connection with that paper and is reporting for the Topeka Herald.
Mrs. Jessie Witter has all the newest and best in fancy needle work. In her new location she is more able to accommodate her customers. Lessons free. 921 Mass, St
The ladies glee club is practicing for a presentation of the Mid-Summers Night Dream to be given in a few weeks.
Call and see our Easter hats in new spring styles. Misses Edmondson. 903 Mass. St.
The Glee club began practice this week for the May day Festival.
Spring vacation begins next Wednesday
Go to Smith's News Depot for fine Cigars and Tobacco.
Call and see what we can do for you on rates.
PHOTOGRAPHER,
ONE THING AND ANOTHER
THE STATE ORATORICAL CONTEST.
(As seen by Uncle John Meisner.)
"Faith and it's great doin' they hey at or itorial contists these days, eh John?" said Pat as he ordered a lemonade at the old shop of John Meisner down on Massachu-
"Ach, it unit it sdat," replied the old-time soft drink brewer. "I see py de papers apont vone uff dese oggassions vat dey hat at Topee-ka de oder day alretté. De Mitland, de Vashburn unt a lectle Methodist school somevere peween here unt Ottava unt vone or two oders organized a State Ritorical Lenge for de prevention uff gut manners unt de spread uff de plessed doctrine uff free license unt hot times, uff vitch K. U. is not a member yet, alretté.
Vell dy got a charter on de Auditorium at Topea-ka unt on de day uff to great efent dey pegan to gather like Noah's household ceptin dat der vass two hundert uff effry kind instead uff two. Venn dy reached Topea-ka dey formed in fours unt paraded de streets up mit ad aggunpaintim uff cow bells, fog horns unt brass bunds.
But de fun pegan mit 'de deseent uff de sun into de western seas' as Schon Seonson sess. A lot uff de students got dere early but de police uff Topoe ka vass equal to de ogasion as at de door dey hat stationed vone uff de high officers uff de force, de dog catcher, unt py hiss wonderful presence uff mind unt a rety refolver he gallantly repulsed de mad attacks uff de irate unt lawless students who sought to spit on him unt drown him after he hat refused dem entrance to de half But de officer vass finally gompelled to let dem in.
Howeffer dis ysss but de 'prelim nary skirmish' as Schon Schonson sess.
Now come de contest, that is I mean de orratorical contest. Shonny Shumpliver from Pond Lillie, Oklahoma, represented Fairmount College, unt also spoke, his subject bein "Pond Lillie, de Gateway uff de Vest." He spoke vell unt especially strong only he began a leetle veak unt was slow to warm up. But anyone who heard that oration couldn't neffer pelief as der is any odder city as hat haf a chance long side uff Pond Lillie.
Next came Villie de Gobble uff Ottava, who spoke on "Baptism as She Iss!" He vas very realistic. Hiss description vsso s vivid thet at de criseses uff speech de whole audience shivered unt chattered der teeth so loud as he had to discontinue his remarks, unt dey say thet among de twelt baskefuls picked up after de carnival vass found two sets uff false teeth, but deyaint found de owners yet.
Den O. P, Hudson uff Atchee'son spoke on Vhy Hay is petter feed for Diplomats as Russian Thistleovich. He handled hiss subject vell in spite uff de stickers. Rev. George Vasnington Nicholson uff Baker also spoke.
Meanwhile de various bunches
uff students hat peen 'maneuvering
for advantageous positions' as
Schon Schmonson sess. Unt venn de
last speaker vass trough de made
a grand rush for de stage on to see
who could shake hands mit de or
orsers first unt get a few neckties unt
collar buttons uff de principal
orators to hang up offer de Peruna
advertisements mit vitch dey hat
ornamented der rooms alretty.
But de gallant Police uff Topekea vonce more proved der right to haf der statues in de Hall uff Fame py repelling de fearful onslaught mit great loss, if a big lump on your heat iss a loss, to de enemy. De students did not succeed in cleaning out de whole bunch as dyh hat eggspected but dey managed to giff vone uff de policeman a bath howefer unter full vater pressure. “I dells you, Pat,” concluded Uncle John, “effey vould schoost haf a law school unt raise a couple uff Dodds's de rest uff de schools would
G. O. N. E. DAFFY.
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