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A new Co-ed has allotted in town,
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The boys are wild, and prairie is too,
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And her wish is like those trottery-cool sparks!
The boys all wear a moody shirt this time,
the boys all wear a moody shirt this time,
The turn of her head turns all ours, too,
There's always a stroke to all in her pew!
To hear her sing old co-pi-de-link!
The above, and three other new verses of U-PI-DEE,
and three other new verses of U-PI-DEE,
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others of the popular NEW PAPALLIAN to.
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SOME,"JAYHAWKER" RHYMES.
A Song of Quiz Week.
Now the rev'rand senior Doffe his master board
Sing a song of quiz-week, 'Tis the last of May.
Four and twenty quizzes,
Coming in a day.
Airing all the knowledge In his noddle stored.
Woe unto the junior,
Who has had such fun;
Where will he be straying When the week is done?
Sophomores are hopeful Ponies by the score.
This, the dreaded quiz-week. They have known before.
But the tender: Freshman Where, oh, where is he?
Cramming matters useful Hard as he can be.
Lo, the hour cometh,
Cometh to all too fast!
Into outer darkness
Sing a song of quiz-week,
'Tis the last of May.
"Keeping Lent."
'Come, we will lie us to the dance.
"To trip the light fantastic toe," she gravely shook her head.
"I'm keeping Lent," she answered him.
"And so I cannot dance, you know.
But you can ask the other girl; I'm sure that she can go.
"And to complete my sacrifice,
This is love I want to.
The Lenton season passed away He did not wander back again,
Since I can't dance a single time. I'll make a loan of you."
But, meeting on the street one day,
They talked a bit and then—
"What has become of you," she asked.
And looked at him with微笑 smile.
And looked at him with winning si
I've hardly seen you since the day
"I've hardly seen you since the day I loaned you for a while."
And as she thus expectant stood,
Her smiling looks upon him bent
With roguish twinkle in his eye
With rogish twinkle in his eye
Quothe he, "I'm keeping lent."
A maiden fair, with golden hair Sat swinging on a gate.
And her golden hair was hanging down her back.
A youth with pride stood by her side;
Said "Dear, 'tits getting late."
And her golden hair was banging down
her back.
"Tis not very late, my dear," was the maiden's sweet reply.
The gentle Kansas zephyr seemed to laugh as they passed by
Still her golden hair was hanging down her back.
And the man up yonder in the moon,
He winked the other eye.
And as the gentle moon-beams
Charles F. Scott
played upon the mantras rose.
The youth a little closer pressed
And her golden hair was hanging down HIS BACK.
And his arm stole round her waist,
Soon a complete surrender
Mr. Scott assisted in reorganizing the Kansas Editorial Association in 1892 and was made president. He assisted in the organization of the Kansas Republican league and was its president in 1895. He was a republican candidate for presidential elector in 1896. He was one of the Kansas Day club, was a speaker on its first program, framed the sentence which constitutes the constitution and by-laws of that unique organization, and is now president of the club. For a number of years he has been a member of the board of directors of the Kansas Historical society.
During the sixteen years of his newspaper work Mr. Scott has engaged actively in politics as organizer and worker. He has been a member of nearly every republican state convention during that time and of every convention in his congressional district, except one or two, and has been in almost continuous service as a member of either his county or congressional committee.
Charles F. Scott, editor of the Iola Register, who was nominated for congressman at large, is a native Kansan. He was born Sept. 7, 1860, in Allen county, his father having been one of the pioneers of Kansas. He graduated from Kansas university in 1881 and in 1882 he became interested in the Iola Register. Soon thereafter he became sole proprietor, and ever since he has been its editor and publisher. In 1982 Mr. Scott was elected to the state senate and was one of the strongest and most useful members of that body. He was appointed a regent of Kansas university by Governor Morrill and reappointed by Governors Morrill and Stanley.
Played upon the maidens face,
The first Stanford ran to tell us definitely of our new coach is Dr. Jordan. During his recent eastern trip and while stopping a few days the university of West Virginia, Dr. Jeddan met Vost, and they had a talk together and discussed the whole situation of 1900 at Stanford university.
The following taken from the Palo Alto News will be of interest to the many friends of F. H. Yost, who coached the Kansas university foo' ball team last year, and will go to Leland Stanford university this fall for similar work:
President Jordan of Leand Stanford Gives His Opinion of the Coach.
LIKES YOST'S MANNERS.
In a recent interview on that meeting at Marytown, Dr. Jordan very kindly gave his impression of our new coach. He says Yost has a bearing manner very much like Chamberlan; in fact resembles him in many ways. He has the same cordial spirit, the same handshake to be remembered long afterwards, and the same general air of simplicity. Yost is a southern type of man, which fact he betrays by his vocabulary and manner.
The thing about Yost that impressed Dr. Jordan exceedingly was his power to get immediately at the heart of a subject, especially so as to the foot ball situation. The president said that he had seldom, if ever, seen a man as a coach of a football team in the west more thoroughly alive to his business, more confident of his own power and ability, one who makes a more lasting impression of sincerity and straight forwardness. Yet we have nothing to expect of the society man of superficial polish or veneer in our new coach. He is a man who wins you by his warm southern nature and manner.
In speaking of the choice of Yost over men of the "Big Four" Dr Jordan said in substance that he was surprised when he learned that a man from a secondary college had been chosen for coach of our team, but when he saw the man and talked with him he was convinced that no mistake had been made: For he is a man with a good eye, a powerful physique, one who has confidence in himself.
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