PAGE TWO 1920 UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1930 University Daily Kans Official Student Paper of THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Lawrence, Kansas EDITOR-IN-CHIEF...FRANK McCLELLAN MANAGING EDITOR...WII' IAM NICHOLS Sunday, November 25 Charlotte Kupp KN7734 national star Raymond Frank Boston Celtics b. Craig Huskinson Courtney Whitfield Joe Grinstead Charles Anselm Abbey Joshua Bennett Oakland Hawks Immerson Smith Lakewood Lakers Harry Hottinger Owen Paul Maryland Hornets Danny Rosey Margaret Dickey Tampa Bay Lightning Pryor Daniel Luke Carroll Florida Panthers ADVERTISING MHR. ROBERT PIERSON District Assistant ... Iris Flitchmanns District Assistant ... Marion Heathy Circulation Manager ... Jack Martin Robert McClintell William Nebel Robert Pierceon Virginia Willisom Mary Hartman Iris Plessmann Martin Carter Wade Owen Paul William Moor Telephones Business Office K, U. 64 News Room K, U. 25 Night Connection 2701K3 Published in the afternoon, five times a week, and on Sunday morning, by students in the department of Journalism of the University of Chicago, in the Fees of the Department of Journalism. Subscription price, 14.60 per year, payable in advance. Single coupon price, $29.50, payable on the next month September 14, 2019, at the rost office at Lawrence Kansas, under the act of March 2, 2019. SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1930 REFORMS BEGIN AT HOME The first impulse of any school, on hearing that it has been so severely censured as Kansas has been, is to rush to the defense of the "persecuted" athletes and coaches and make sweeping statements about a similar practice of other universities. or there is little doubt that other universities are colleges have been equally guilty with Kansas and that their poe are as vicious "ornaments" is just so much pious and amorous hyper- But that doesn't ex. e Kanaaai! In our determination to get winning teams at any price, we put our ailth department between the devil and the deep blue sea. They must win-or get out. Long lines of coaches have come to Kanaaai; long lines of coaches have left because they couldn't produce winners. The alumni get hot every time the team loses, the school growls, the higher-ups frown, and finally another coach is hired. It is inevitable that no lengths are too great to get "material." As students and alumni, let's! to ourselves and ask ourselves haven't miserably distorted the purpose of intercollegiate athletics, which might be extremely valuable, properly conducted? Haven't we glorified victory too much? Inn't the fight for this mess mainly ours? When we build huge stadia and make athletics big business, haven't we destroyed the true proportion of college life—at least a little bit? All colleges have the same distorted attitudes, but that does not justify us Bus Into Kansas Culvert—headline Yes, we have awfully big culverts out here in the wild west. FARM BOARD VS. GRAIN MEN The farm board charges that the country is being flooded with propaganda, hostile to the program of the board. This information carries the signatures of farmers and managers of co-operative associations in order that the articles may be more convincing. Samuel R. McKelvie, wheat representative, has asked the federal trade commission and the postoffice department to investigate attacks of two publications on the farm board through alleged co-operative agencies. It is hard to decide just who is responsible for the flood of unfavorable publicity, but the general idea seems to be that independent marketing agencies are leading the cause against federal intervention in the marketing of grain. Naturally these private individuals object at seeing their means of support taken away. Law policy of the farm board, to give aid to the farmers when they have banded together or to form their own marketing agent, is forcing the private grain buyer out of business. Their objections are inevitable. THE REBELS HAVE WON The government of Washington Louis, president of Brazil, has been overthrown by the rebellion which has been going on for some time. A military junta has been formed to help establish a new civil government. The uprising in Brazil was a comparatively popular one, though the government officials up to the last denied any serious revolt. Its causes were chiefly due to the depression from the fall in the price of coffee. The new government will not have an easy time. Its motives are not yet apparent, and it is possible that some opportunistic dictator will jump in and seize the power of government for himself and for his own interests. That would be decided unfortunate for Brazil. Our own government forbade shipments of arms to the rebels and expended the federal forces. The move was not a wise one, for our interference in the internal affairs of any South American country is more and more fiercely resented and is not justified by American traditions of self-government. The use of arms in a civilized state to settle problems of government demonstrates the weakness of such a country up to handle problems intelligently. Since the new government has been victorious, however, it is to be hoped that Brazil will have its more pressing problems solved. If the people of that country form that government and support it, it deserves to succeed. BRINKLEY FOR GOVERNOR After due and careful consideration, the Kaman wishes officially to announce that it will support the emblem of the Kaman day, the Day of Milford, for governor of Kaman. Our many friends may be surprised at this action; but it is no hurry step, indeed has been germinating for some time, and it was pondered carefully even before that worthy man announced that he would run for the office. If John R. Brinkley were elected, we'd have a better medical board—any doctor could practice—and all would be free to experiment in human airlifts. And everybody knows experimentation is the means toward scientific knowledge. Kansas would get better football players. Kannas laborers would be stronger and more efficient. The Kannas mortality rate would drop to zero-perhaps. John R. Brinkley wears no man's collar. He is a man of the people. He John R. Bennett warns no man's collar. He is a man of the people. He prescribes free over the radio. He conducts a nice children's hour over his cello. Get your kiddies about your knees and tune in. You will find it delightful. We admire John Brinkley. He's just like the Dove said the Devil was-democrat. He's a real man and just Kannas "home folk". YE TRYERS-OUT! And now the try-out season is upon us. Every organization that chooses members in this way is announcing the forth-coming event, and numbers of anxious students are "showing their stuff." All the dear brothers and sisters have begun attending the meetings. GC course, they want only the deserving to be chosen, but then it never hurts to be present and our poor besieged are qualified. Fall never counts, oh never. Out of every group there can be only a few chosen. And how often are persons cut out in these eliminations who are accepted or those members than so are accepted? Take heart, ye tryers-out! Buddy ogers once tried out for the dramatic tub and didn't make it. Disappointment and discouragement are in store for those who supposedly do not come up to the standards. Gray said that many "a flower is born to blush unseen, and waste its sweetness in the desert air." But the psychologists will say we are rationalizing. Out of the same mouth proceeded blessing and curing. My brethren, these things ought not to be so. James 3.10. --and the tree down by the well breaks out with great splaches of green. Hair splashes they are, with a color fresh in grass. Ball-awainment in rising water. Two years ago the tree nearly died and the leaves were sent up masses of roots—strongly cartouche covered with course white hairs in the frost drooped, and the edges of leaves were burned to a crumbling brown litter is recovered, recovered. Campus Opinion Rebuke to Scorner --and the tree down by the well breaks out with great splaches of green. Hair splashes they are, with a color fresh in grass. Ball-awainment in rising water. Two years ago the tree nearly died and the leaves were sent up masses of roots—strongly cartouche covered with course white hairs in the frost drooped, and the edges of leaves were burned to a crumbling brown litter is recovered, recovered. Editor Daily Kansan: Good gracious me, how frivolous-minded we are all becoming. To think of having a play that couldn't be so! We demand the confiscation of that uneducated book. Alice in Wonderland, equally harmful inventions of Barrie. Editor Daily Kans. "Give us 'wows,' dear authors, give us 'wows.'" Imagination. - CHALKINGS - Two Trees And this year was first of the trees to bud. and the tall young maple Surino This is the tree that grew up straight as a pine tree in the forest. buds in the higher limbs. This is the tree that grows. all of its strength it used rising up to the sun. and it was so slender and earnest and young. nd the trunk at the bottom is rotting in the whole tree bent to the soil puny buns案件 it had Now there are only dead stubs kids liked to climb it on sway back and forth in the south. If the whole neck bent to the south. The sun shines Like a huge red ball hurled From the heavens by some god in his mouth. The Silent City of San Raphael The sun sinks writh. Falling into a pool of molten gold. Failing into a pool of muddy gold, Splashing the world with fiery spray. The result is still as noisy as ever. Humble little dwellings beneath the shadows But splendid castles flaunt their tur- rets Lie dark and indistinct. And burnished rays from the sinking run To the sky Reflect from a millions windows Night, outers. In the cratwhite brilliant sky, Whish you near earth from A brave Now black and still; A great full moon appears and casts its The dens ruins of the Silent City of San Bernard Religious Regressue Like a silvery shroud over --by Dorothy Linscott. Blue Mill Vorse to a Friend of Three Years Ago Three fleeting years their toll have taken. On Being a Good Listener Three fleeting hours passed since the down. What will they leave behind? —bv Frederick Wirth. Yet of these golden years of friendship New half the fairy charm tiths gone, And the magical hearts long held Of joyon childhood now we find In three years vanish; five long dead. Ike Guffin Fords and Buicks 65 But it can't only the girl who con- fie in me. I very frequently hear the other side of the story. Sally boy friend and teacher. We are going to be he has with her, and to ask if I can' say a good word for him. And Hal tells me his method for keeping "ent They say that it is quite an accomplishment to be a good listener. If that seems like too much plained, for I return to spend half my days listening to someone. If you have trouble coping with her math professor and Sal tells me why she "absolutely" performs well at Math, Nancy tells me about her recent engagement, and asks my advice on when and how she should do her homework. Sandwiches Plate Lunches Fountain Specialties Jayhawk Taxi Sometimes I hear both sides of a case from other people, who are just guessing, but who must have a listener. Sometimes that so-and-so asked her for a date that so-and-so asked her for a date to open house. A little later the same day, I hear that so-and-so called about me and told me that some people to go to open houses with him. All very interesting of course. But who cares? I'm sure I don't. My secrets are really telling me their secrets; or if merely they must have someone to listen to their everlasting charter. Or perhaps, I am the first person who knows that someone has a gullible sort of person who swallows such confidence whole, hook, line, and sinker. Or come to think of it maybe TAXI PUMPKIN PIES The German club will meet on Monday at 4:30 p.m. in room 213 of Primm. Doctor Rothe will give an illustrated book on Germany. All interested persons are welcome. The next rehearsal will be held Monday at 4:30 p.m. in central Administra- tion auditorium. ROBERT MILTON, President. tieasted, experienced person, that they think I will be able to advise them out of my own deep, dark past. —by Peggy Adamson. It must be for some such cases, for I am sure I'm not the motherly type to whom one goes quite instinctively. But, whatever the reason, it grows to be a bit tireome after four years of such experience, and you need to be the most confiding soul, "Get your record. You'll feel better and so will That'll make you dream of home DO'NUTS If it isn't one thing it's another. Fraternities fight taxation. 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