FRIDAY, JANUARY 14. 1908
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE THREE
Hill Society
Guests for dinner at the Sigma Cl house Wednesday night were:
Dr. R, B. Robb, Kansas City, Mo.
Dean F, T. Stockton
Prof. J, H. Tagger
The following were entertained at a buffet supper given at the Sigma Nu house last night;
Nancy Koleer, fa41
Marguerite Myers, fa58
Elizabeth Short, c40
Catherine Heinley, b39
Helen Gen, c40
Merideth Dyer, fa39
Camilla Scott, c41
Louise Taylor, cuncl
Louise Grayson, c40
Helen Walker, cuncl
Genola Engelhard, cuncl
Dorothy Newell, c41
Alice Marie Meyon, fa49
Marilyn Miller, c41
Roberta Cook, fa39
Arigina Gray, c41
Betty Lou McFarland, c58
Betty Lou McFarland, c58
Dorothy Friz, cfp
Catherine Ehrhee, c40
Kevin Pugh, cfp
Virginia Anderson, edfum
Bettie Chelly, c41
Michelle Bannister, c41
Piggy McCarthy, c40
Jayne Coats, c19
Dinner guests at the Kappa Sigma
Dr. Gail McClure
Mrs. A, J. B, Lawrence
Janet Turner, Kansas City, Mo.
Dinner guests at the Alpha Omicron Pi sorority house last night were:
Luncheon guests at the Alpha Ch
Lutkenheuser guests at the Alpha Cl Ormega house yesterday were: *41 Huske,* *41 Ruth Spencer,* *41 Martha Study,* *cunel*
Guests at the Kappa Alpha Treu
Guests at the house for lunch yesterday were:
Miriam Ellis, £41
Ann Reynolds, fa40
Betty Wasson, c18
Louise Grayson, £40
Delta Chi fraternity entertained last night with an hour dance. The following were present:
Mr. Ralph Baldwin
Betty Mcey, c'url
Bethany McGee, c'url
Mary Alice livingston, c'url
Jarle Himbrook, c'url
Jeanne Wilkins, fa 41
Jane Atwater, c'url
Betty Van Devanter, c'41
Ben Coulson, c'url
Virginia Appel, c'41
Greta Gibon, fa 41
Marie Bloomfield, ed'ucil
Jennette Leech, c'41
Jennifer Bichella, c'url
Rene Kinkaden, c'41
Landlady: Many students will be moving between seminars. Advertise your rooms in the Kansan Classified Ads.
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Kansas' table-tennis team operie,
its intercellate play in Topela
Wednesday night by defeating
Washinb College. 4 matches to 1.
Phone K.U. 66
Kansas Wins Ping-Pong Match
Malcom Black, Jayhawker number one man, won over his Washburn opponent by scores of 21-7 and 21-6 for the widest margin of the five matches. In an exhibition match, following the Ichabod contest, Black lost by a close margin to Perry Peterson, Topeka champion, and winner of a pre-season Topeka tournament. Black, who played at Stanford University last year, and who won the university men's tournament earlier this year, won the first game against Peterson, and then dropped three straight to lose a hard-fought match.
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Juvenile Offenders Protected
Denver—(UP)—A probation department of three patrolmen has been appointed to assist Police Judge Philip B. Gilliam in the protection of civilians who involved into criminal careers when they are imprisoned.
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Parsons, Jan. 13.—(UP) The biblical quotation, "Cast the bread upon the water and it will return seven-fold," has gained the respect of two Parsons families, those of Luther Cortelyou, Jr., and S. L. Stein. For several years the two families had as a next-door neighbor Mrs. Anna Moore bequeathed to them because they were "nice" to her, Mrs. Moore bequeathed each family a residence, 50 shares of stock, and many household articles.
Monday night, Washburn comes o the University for a return match n the Union recreation room at 8'clock. There will be no admission charge.
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Hospital Notes
Schmierer Is Recovering
FOR RENT; In quiet home, two double rooms, Board if desired. 1423 Kentucky.
BOYS: Well furnished, comfortable rooms
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BOYS: Two interactively furnished rooms in private family; no other roomers recommended for students to study, 1340 New Hampshire. Phone 2252W. -747
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Furniture and bedding were received today by the hospital for furnishing the two new additions provided this summer by enclosing the two sun rooms on the third floor.
Black, Kansas, defeated Williamson, Washburn, 21-7, 21-6; McNaughton, Washburn, defeated Frank Lamm, Kansas, 20-13, 21-12 and 21-14; Eldred Mathes, Kangas, defeated Steinkircht, Washburn, 21-16, 23-21; Marshall Roach, Kansas, defeated Maddaus, Washburn, 21-12, 21-9; Black and Mathes, Kansas, defeated Williamson and Steinkircht, Washburn, 21-16, 21-8; and 21-12; Peterson, Topeka, defeated Black, 17-21, 21-19, 22-20, 21-17.
Mary Lou Schmiereer, c'38, who received a fractured nose in an automobile accident sent of Lawrence on Monday, is recovering satisfactorily.
Joe Cochrane, c'38, who underwent a手术 operation at Watkins Memorial hospital Monday morning, has shown a steady improvement, and is to leave the hospital today.
Cochrane to Leave Hospital
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BOYS: A single and double room; large well-furnished. Single and double beds, also gas heater. One and one-half bedroom. Campus taule 1621. . . . .
LOST: Society Brand green jac in gymnasium. Please return to Fine Arts office. Jack Happy. -77
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Downs, Jan. 13.—(UP) —Missouri Pacific railroad offices at a meeting of interested chambers of commerce agreed to restore passenger service between Downs and Stockton for a 20-day trial period, during which the affected communities are expected to work out satisfactory solutions to the conditions made by the railroad to 200 central Kansas representatives who met here to protest curtailment of service.
Missouri Pacific
Restores Passenger Service
Loss of Child's Smile Causes Large Damage Suit
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Mrs. Shafer charges that her daughter, Charlotte, will "never be able to smile again" because her accident involved Hilliard's car.
Topeka, Jan. 13.—(UP)—State license plates for williams will have light red numerals on a gray background, Leonard G. Hickman, state vehicle commissioner, has announced. The tags will be the same size as those this year. Manufacture began this week at the Hutchinson reformatory.
1939 License Plates Will Be Red on Gray
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Topeka, Jan. 13—(UP)—The application in the 17K oil companies for an injunction enjoining J. L. Grimes, state department of inspection and registration inspector, from forcing them to place maghogany-colored dye in all tax-exempt gasoline sold was submitted this week to Judge George A. Kling in the Shawnee county district court.
Dealers Seek Injunction
Oil Companies Oppose Ruling To Color Tax-Free Gasoline
Judge Kling took the case under advisement to enable both sides to submit briefs, which must be in the hands of the court by Jan. 19.
W. D. Jochems of Wichita, attorney for the gasoline distributors, contended that the regulation would impose an unauthorized tax upon the companies by forcing them to buy the dye from the department of inspection and registration. Jochems estimated the cost to distributors would be approximately $90,000 a year.
There is no law on the statute books to authorize the regulation, Jochems said.
Oriel Niece, attorney for the Department of inspection and registration, and William E. Scott, assistant motor fuel license officer, that the motor fuel law the state has
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Topela, Jan. 13—(UP)—Only 15 gasoline distributors in the state are not observing the regulation to dye all tax-exempt gasoline, J. L. Grimes, director of the department of inspection, said. The only stations not coloring their gas are those protected by temporary injunctions.
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men have petitioned the faculty asking it to replace the young chamber-mads who make up their rooms, with older women. The young mads are too "giddy," talk too much and sing too frequently in work, disturbing the poor students at their studies. Don't it awful?
We hereby put in our petition for a doorman for Fraser. The new ig-
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