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Before you leave for home. If you haven't the grip we we can supply your wants— Suit Cases, Suit Bags, Valises of every description and at all prices.
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PICK-UPS.
There are thirty persons in the cast of the Senior play.
Ice cold drinks and cigars at the boat house.
The annual spring "house cleaning" for commencement has been going on in the buildings and on the campus this week.
The Senior barquet will be held this year in Fowler shops instead of in Library hall, the usual place.
Go to Smith's News Depot for baseball goods.
Prof Blackmar was in Tepeka this week attending the National Charity conference.
The council met Monday noon and declared off all classes for Tuesday afternoon after 9 o'clock on account of the Nebraska game.
Boats can be secured at reasonable prices at the boat house
Adolf Gra' , a junior pharmacist; has been compelled to leave school for the remainder of the term. He was taken with a severe attack of muscular rheumatism last Saturday and on Tuesday left for his home in Salina.
Ralph Nelson of K. C. was in the city this week.
The PhiDelta initiated Gene Ware and Earl Brooks Saturday night.
Fishing tackle at Smith's.
Muddy streets prevented the members of the American charities convention, which was in session this week in Topkala from visiting the University Monday when they came down in a special to visit Haskell.
The junior pharmics consumed forty gallons of alcohol in their spring course in the laboratory.
This year's senior class of the Central high school, Kansas City, will have six representatives at least in K. U. next year.
C. A. Katherman, A B, '98, who has been teaching at Harvard this year, has secured the position of Latin teacher in the Chillicothe, Ohio, high school, through the influence of Prof. Dunlap, who formerly lived there.
Mis. W E Hutchinson and Miss Will Hutchinson of Carthage, Mo., will be here next week for the graduation of Miss Winslow Hutchinson.
Dr W F W Folwell, formerly president of Minnesota University, now professor of political science, was a University visitor Monday.
The Secretary of State chartered the University Y M and Y W C A last Saturday.
Miss Roberts entertained the Osawatomi county colony last week.
Lute Lewis entertained the Phi Gams at dinner at the Eldredge house in honor of Chas. and Roy Fletcher, last Friday evening.
Do You Need a Suit Case, Hand Grip or Telescope Case? We Have a Big Assortment, All Styles.
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R. W. Bat Ties
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Prof C E Rose, 99' who has been assistant principal of the Beloit High school this year, will be here during com mence ment.
The Biological club went on its picnic Friday morning, expecting to stay over until today.
Visitors registered this week: Mrs H H Geyer, Robt W Smith, Ottawa; H H Winter, Yates Center; F W Freibert, Mt Vernon. Mrs L J Culver, City; Mrs I. Borta, Franklin, Neb.
Columbia Chainless Bicyles run easy. Simpson sells them this year.
To Topeka; Satie Taylor, Cecil Ieland,
Mary Spencer, Winslow Hutchinson, Dollie
Tillford, Alice Irwin, Lillian Barr, Mary
Riddle, Ethel King, Prof. Blackmar.
Cigars and tobacco at Smith's News Depot.
A good chance for live students. The American Diamond Tontine Investment Company of Lawrence, wants agents. Students can make money during their vacation. For particular calls on J. C. Lowman at Dick Bros'. drug store, 847 Massachusetts street.
The last of the physical examinations of the girls were taken Thursday afternoon
Refreshments at the boat house for boating excursions.
Golf goods at Smith's.
Commencement
Samples sent free to graduating classes. Send for them today. We have many new styles and ideas.
Invitations
The commencement necessities for the young ladies—in way of gloves, (white silk and white kid), fans, ribbons, shirt waists etc. are all to be found at Weaver's in large assortment and modestly priced.
Prof. W. H. Carruth is the chairman of a committee of the faculty appointed to look after the entertainment of former students who will be here during commencement.
If you are coming to K. U. next year subscribe for the K. U. WEEKLY.
Misses Clara and Catherine Marlette, of Topeka; Mrs. Henry Sheldon, of Scratton, and Mr. Earl Curtis, of Tridad, Colo., will visit the Miss Sellas next week.
The Athletic board met Monday and decided to allow Friedbert to play in Tuesday's Nebraska game. Russel was reelected basket ball manager and the receipts of the Senior-Faculty game, about $30, were divided equally between the Senior class and the Athletic Association. The Senior class had already decided to give its share to the Students' Loan Fund. Track K's were awarded by the board to Moulton Cates, Tobey and Hess.
Ed T Riling, law '09 of Willow Springs township, this county, has announced his candidacy for representative on the republican ticket for the 14th district.
Chas, and Roy Fletcher of Archison,two old time University boys visited here last week
Dr. Naismith preached at the First Baptist church last Sunday
The junior engineers had a stag party in Journal hall last week.
Billy Reynolds. '02 and Frank Forbes of Topkea left Monday for New York whence they will sail for Liverpool May 30. They will visit in turn the chief cities of England the Paris Exposition, the Passion Play a Oberammergau,Switzerland and Germany, returning via England in August.
Prof. E. Miller and wife entertained the Junior girls at their annual frolic last Friday night.
The WEEKLY board met at noon Tuesday and elected Earl the McShea manag ing editor and N M McGilivray local editor for next fall.
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ROOMS TO RENT.
1490 A lams Street, 4 rooms for boys; all modern conveniences.
945 Connecticut street, seven cozy rooms ranging from $410 to $10. All modern conveniences.
1322 Tennessee Street, i room. Summer boarders wanted. Club run in the fall.
No Store Anywhere Is Doing So Much
1216 Tennessee street, two suits of new rooms.
1032 Kentucky stress, one downstairs suit of rooms.
Mrs. M. E. Apitz, 130 Vermont street, has three nice rooms for rent.
933 Vermont street, two rooms with or without board.
928 Vermont street, two rooms.
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For the trading public in keeping prices down, in showing immense assortments of Dry Goods and Carpets. Why shouldn't you find pleasure in buying here? We mean Innes'—shall always be so bright, shall always have much to interest that no visit to the trading center of Lawrence shall be complete without a stroll through our store. Our buying and selling for two stores—Lawrence and Wichita—gives us a greater advantage and greater assortment than can be obtained at any other store.
Innes, Nace & Hackman.
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Prof. Canfield addressed the Graduate Club Tuesday afternoon
Miss Gertrude Goodrich of Omaha has been visiting Miss Mary Ladd Smith.
Miss Lillian B. Smith of Kansas City was in the city' tunday
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Dr. Burdick will spend the summer in Hartford, Conn
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