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Kansas University Weekly.
The article "Grandstand Jimmie" in this issue was written by an old K. U. student Lute Stover and appeared in the Kansas Breeze under the assumed name of Frank Sterling. Mr. Stover is the author of numerous stories that have won for him the name of a clever writer.
Prof. Blackmar has a very interesting paper in the July Quarterly on "Experiments in the Solution of the Labor Problem." The treatise contains all the experiments of co-operation work labor. It is avaluable condensation of much that has been derived by a painstaking study of the relation of the labor and capitalist. The Quarterly has several excellent papers by members of the sociology class. Miss Martha Snow has made quite a study of "The Servant Girl Problem," and for A. E. Moody, "The Condition of Packing House Employees." Both articles are well written and are very valuable to sociology.
It may be possible that students have not secured, before coming up to Lawrence, all of the necessary toilet articles they need. We have found from our several years experience that at Raymond's Drug store can be found a complete stock of Hair, Cloth, Tooth and Shoe Brushes at very reasonable prices. We gladly recommend this store to the new students.
Two furnished rooms with furnace heat at 1128 Ohio St.
Horace Pope will be in the Junior class.
Legal Briefs,
Pope and Piatt are ordering the books this year.
A. F. Sherman, '95, Arts, will enter the Law school.
Fred Stanley expects to enter, and so does Adna Clark.
R. Columbia Manley, who sells bicycles, will complete his course this year.
The finest line of Cigars and Tobacco always in stock at Smith's News Depot.
Mr. Brownell will take charge of the Senior class in Torts during the temporary absence of Mr. Riggs.
Archie Hogg is spending a week's vacation in Kansas City. He has been reading in the library this summer.
School begins Monday, but owing to a mistake in the catalogue, it is probable that many students will be late in arriving.
Misses Peterson & Hutt have everything in the millinery line.
F. E. Brady and C. H. Leonard have returned. Tom Wagstaff has regtstered for the Junior class. He is "Uncle"Tom now.
We Wish to Announce
in a quiet way
To our K. S.U. friends that we have been making special task of High Grade
provision for you. Our stock of High Grade
Footwear
in the newest possible styles is complete in every respect. You will always find our prices consistently low.
The Bullene Shoe Co.