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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1931
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Zack Mulhall, Showman,
Dies at Oklahoma Home
Veteran Pioneer Attained Fame Through Wild West Shows
Mullah, Okla., Sept. 18 —(UP) —C佐 Zack Muck, famous Oklahoma rancher and abwoman died at his home in Oklahoma City on Friday. The owner was stricken Tuesday at midnight. Grief over his wife's death last January was said to have broken his heart.
Born 84 years ago, Mullah was raised in the rough environment of the St Louis lions, where ferryboat feeds cattle crossing the Mississippi captured during the Civil War. In the West he came to Oklahoma 38 years after, making the famous dawn for land in the Cherokee strip, Sept. 15, when he skriken at his large ranch home here.
As friend of representative railroad executives, Colonel Mullah ranked with Col. David Miller of the 101 ranch, West Windsor, W. Va., a pioneer leader. Colonel Mullah's instinctive showmanship placed him before the public frequently. He became one of the earliest Rush Roosevelt in 1901, when the first annual reunion of Rough Riders was held at Oklahoma City, Mullah, in charge of the entertainment features, gave a
For a number of years he was a sociated with the 101 ranch show.
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Niles E. Conty, LLB, 07, who has been practicing law at Fremont, Kan., died June 10 from cerebral hemorrhage.
Frances H. Norris, A.B.'01, former English instructor in the Iola High School, died unexpectedly last month at age 86 after a long illness. Norris had gone to Rochester for a minor operation, but while there fell down a flight of stairs and received a fracture of his elbow.
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Irene Chapman White, a former student, following a major operation in the Elsworth hospital.
*Paul T. Riamesi, A.D. 26, former Men's Student Council president and member of the Acacia fraternity, died June 6 at Newark, N.J.*
Word has been received that Chester Austin, a Republican, had June last an illness of the Texas Oil company at Port Arthur, the Texas o
T. Reed Walden, a former student was killed this summer in an automobile crash on the highway near Westchiau. Mr. Walden attended the University one year and was a member of a sorority.
Mae Wooler, a former student, dies suddenly after an apparent recovery from a brain injury. He had taken extension work at the University, taught school in Kansas City University, taught school in Kansas City
C. E. Waterson, A.B. 27, died in the Horton hospital in June from an infection above the ear. Mr. Waterson was principal of Huhua school the past
Read the Kansan want-ads.
Hill Society Call K, U. 25 before 12:30 p.m.
Beta Theta Pi To Give Party This Evening
Beta Theta Pi To
Big and Little Sister
Big and Little Sister
Pieric To Be Given Tomorrow
Bolta Theta Pi is entertaining this evening with a dance at the chapter house. Music for the evening will be furnished by Hub Else and his orchestra.
Music for the evening will be furnished by Hub Else and his orchestra. Mrs. Nina Kimberly, housemother, Mrs. Tina Slover, housemaster on the Sigma Chi Banquet Hall, at Pompom, Kappa Sigma housemother will act as chaperons for the evening.
Marjorie Luxton has charge of the food for the picnic and the entertainment in the inks of Willella Carr's kitchen. Because the picnic must bring fifteen cents.
5 big and Little Sisters will meet at Big p. m. tomorrow at Henley house for the annual Big and Little sister picnic. Between fete and fifty University
Sigma Eta Chi Gives Tea for University Women
A blue and white color note was carried out in the decorations and menu for the Sigma Ea Chi tea given by Mrs. F. H. Ohey and Mrs. A. D. Gryov, 1100 Ohio. Blue and white assters formed the centerpiece for the tea table from which Mrs. F. H. Ohey and Mrs. A. D. Gryov served. The patroness of the sorority received the guests assisted by Dorothy Ridgeway, president of Sigma Ea Chi.
The annual Chancellor's reception for University students will be held in the Union building tomorrow evening from 10am to 12pm. Lindley and the deans of the various schools will make up the receiving line. A dances will be given following the reception.
Engagement Announced
Alpha Gamma Delta announces the engagement of Evelyn Glevitz Knight of Clafan to Kenneth Bleddget of Lawrence University is a member of Acadia fraternity.
The members of Corbin hall are entertaining with a tea Sunday from 3:30 to 5 p.m. to introduce their new members to the women of the University.
Corbin Hall Gives Tea
Matthews-Jones
Word has been received of the marriage on Wednesday of Miss Helen Lee Johnson, a student David Bailor, and of alliance. The bridge former University of Kansas student.
Presbyterian Reception
The First Presbyterian church, Ninth and Vermont, will entertain with a reception this evening for University students at 8 p. m.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Open House
Phi Mu announces the pledging of Robert Shater, Independence, Kan, Paul David, Bartlesville, Oka, Donald Porter, Kansas, Kan, and Frank Porter, Hollon.
Kappa Kappa Gamma Open House
Kappa Kappa Gamma will hold open
on Friday, March 10 at 8 until 11. Arle Simmonds and his orchestra will play for the evening's
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New Haven, Conn., are visiting Mr. Strong's parents, Prof. and Mrs. Strong. Strong Frank Jr. is a student in the Yale University Law School.
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A, K. Loomis, B.S.19, has resigned his position as director of curriculum for the Denver public schools to take a place as principal of the University of Colorado School with the rank associate professor in the department of education.
Mark Jewett, A.B.21, who did graduate work at the University in 1930, has received an appointment as assistant to Dr. Ver White as instructor in geology and mineralogy at the College of Chemistry. Last winter Mr. Jewett was on the staff of the University of Cincinnati.
Corset Cotton, B.S. 20, has been made the manager of the Northwestern Mutual headquarters and the headquarters in Lawrence. His office will be in the Bowery theater build-
Robert Borth, E.S. 31*, has reported to the head offices of the General Electric company at Schenectady, N. Y., where he displayed in the accounting department
Dr. Ralph K. Collins, A.B.19, and Mrs. Collins, A.B.15, of Sofia, Bulgaria, expect to be in the United States when they graduate October, when they will visit Mrs. Collins' mother, Mrs. W. S. Arnett, 1126 Tennessee street, Doctor Collins took up a position with the University and 18 months work at Yale. At present he is doing public health work in Bulgaria and Turkey on his assignment with Board of the Rockefeller foundation.
Eldin Parker, B.S.31, has been accepted into the 1931 training class of the New England Life Insurance company of Boston.
Milton Sorem, A.B.31, will coach at Colby High School this coming winter.
Helen Thomas Bennett, A.B'24, is the director of Thomas Laboratories at Yuma, Ariz., and EI Entro, Calif.
Florence Healey, A.B.14.M.A. 30, will teach Latin and commerce at Wilburton, and Ann C. Brown will teach kindergarten. She will teach State Teachers college at Flagstaff, Ariz.
Drew Shroeder, B.S.31, was of the two students chosen out of a class of 150 to the International Harvester company for the International Harvester headquarters in Weihua. Mr. Schroeder was a member of Alpha Kpu Pai Fei, and was president of the organization.
Dr. Raymond O. Dart, M.D.*14 has been promoted to major in the medical corps. He will leave his present position and will be placed in a four month's leave of absence soon.
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FOR GRADUATE woman, a very nice front southeast room, single or double. 1231 Oread. Phone 2869. —10
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WANTED—Student laundry; works guaranteed and prices reasonable. We deliver. Phone 1313. —18
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IOOMS: Boy wants roommate in southeast room, $7.50 each. Also double rooms for boys. Phone 1799. 1345 Vermont. --8
FUNNISHRD COTTAGE. Modern, suitable for married student. Walking distance from University. Price $23 with garage. Call 1825 W. - 8
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NOIROS AND board for boys on the Hill at 1235 Michigan. Short walk without a climb to all University buildings and car line. Call 296-10-30
TRUNK KEYS, door keys, car keys,
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KANSAS CITY Journal-Post, delivered to you each evening and Sunday morning, 15 cents per week, Sports news and pictures. Phone 608. —2
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NICELY FURNISHED room: Single $10 or double $15. Garage. Conveniently located between Campus and University. 611 West 9th Pl., Phone 2726M.
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