PAGE TWO MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1930 UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS University Daily Kansan Official Student Paper of THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LAWRENCE, Kansas EDITOR-JN-CHIEF FRANK McCLLENDAN Associate Editor Jake Moore MANAGING EDITOR - WILLIAM NICOLI Editor - Murray Brett (strength) Monday Editor - Patti Mackenzie (mood) Sunday Editor - Ellinor McCaddie (mood) Sporting Editor - Diane Goodman Sports Writing - Diane Goodman Society Editor - Kathleen Morris Society Writing - Kathleen Morris Alumni Editor - Dawn Smith Alumni Editor - Dawn Smith Graduate Editors - Gregory ADVERTISING MCR. ROOFTREES District Assistant .Irwin Fife Simmons District Assistant .Marian Teeny District Manager.Jack Morris Telephone Business Office K, U. 6 News Room K, U. 2 Night Connection 290k Published in the afternoon, five times week, and on Sunday morning, by students in the Department of Journalism of the University of Pennsylvania from the Tree of the Juniper work of J. C. McCann. Subscription price, $140 per year, payable in advance. Single booking, in early spring; double booking, in mid-April; book 1, at the old office at Lawrence Kannan, under the art of March 2, 1970 MONDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1930 KANSAS IS ONLY AS GREAT AS HER UNIVERSITIES It is to be hoped that the legislature will appropriate enough money to cover the recommendation made by the Board of Regents. The Reqs advised the following: a $200,000 research building and hospital extension at Rosecliff; a $200,000 buildings for pre-medical students; a general increase in salary budgets; two buildings at Manhattan at a total cost of $130,000; and a building space to Emory Hays, and Pittsburgh. The most-needed improvement is the salary increase. The instructor is the vital part of our educational system. We need to glorify him more than we have done, and to make Kanser fair to his employees and attractive to them, high salaries are necessary to build up a faculty of great reputation. The competition for great teachers comes from business, from other professions, and from other colleges. The best expenditure and the most profitable ultimately is to raise our entire schedule of wages. Kansas is only as great as her universities. The buildings recommended are necessary, too, in order to spread further and further the already excellent reputation of Kansas as a patron of intelligence. Carl Schuler, 20, driver of the Nash, suffered a lacerated head left, ear left and also was taken to Trinity Lutheran hospital—K. C. Star, 10-13, WI. we've been in that hospital and it didn't seem so bad. JUSTIFIABLE ANGER And the reason he deceived his wife was that she tuned in on Amos 'n Andy. There is a point beyond which human patience may not go. A St. Joseph couple, married 42 years ago, are seeking a divorce because the husband deserted his wife. Us men need to treat the ladies with due consideration, of course; we must remember that they need some recreation after a hard day of bridge and that we should give in to them about radio programs in the evening. But not for Amos 'n Andy! We gotts hold 'em from doing that, men. Bruce Bluestone claims that the middle- ween's second most favorite diversion is listening to on these nineties. It's a cool way of seeing the world, for insulting us without foundation. There are things women may do and things they may not do, and Amos 'n Andy is one of the latter. Oh, by the way—we'll have to ask the one and only what she thinks about them. MOTHER JONES Mother Jones, the maiden of striking American labor, is still fighting for her life. She was 100 years old on May 1 the day of labor patriotism. It is unlikely that she can recover from this illness, and her death is expected any time. Mother Jones was one of the most remarkable of American women. Perhaps she will go unmentioned in 'history books, and the feminine magazines are not likely to include her among America's "12 greatest women," but she nevertheless has contributed much to American traditions. Her most notable conflict was probably in the Colorado coal mine strike of 1915 when she defied Rockefeller and nursed the miners' families, giving aid what she could without regard for the private assassins hired to slug and kill the strikers. That incident came when she was 85 -a time for most women to have become assigned to their rocking-chairs and knitting. She saw many of her "boys" killed and many of their families starved. Profits were on the other side, but her sympathies never wavered. She helped the downtrodden always, and her friends among them are innumerable. Her fighting of big business has been for some time. Recently she and society became reconciled. She has been bedridden for a year or so The goal of industrial democracy in which she aimed is now in sight; but she will not see it realized. Burgers are now said to be carryin' mains of tasting plate and gems. The profession has been too often imposed to work in a trayery trays staff felt bout in some houses. BRAZIL The consensus of the latest report in the Brazilian revolution indicates hat the regime of President Washing- orn Luis is likely to be defeated. More of the federal troops have joined the revolutionists, and the rebels claim victories in clashes against loyal forces. It looks as if the statement made by the federal minister that the national troops, together with the generality of the Brazilian people, would quickly restore peace, and order throughout his country, will be untrue. This insurrection in Brazil is different from recent revolutions in other South American countries. The organizers of the revolt are for the most part the regular officials of a number of states where there has been strong popular opposition to the administration of the President and to his successor, Doctor Pressus. Thus, it is not the usual revolution caused by a popular uprising, but takes the form of a war between states. The reputation of governmental stability of Brazil with the two other A B C powers, established after the World War II, has been restored and will not be easy to restore again. While the world sozia sits on our minds, we want to know; Wouldn't it be more appropriate to call the St. Louis Browns the "St. Louis Blues"? THE NOISY THINGS A Kansas farmer claims that fish worms can be heard underground and sinks all the doubling Thomas to come to his farm to prove to themself. Well, that's a fair enough. We don't doubt his word, anyhow. Its only evolution working that has caused these worms to become so accommodating Nature has decided that worms which announces their presence are fitter to survive than other worms. These will save infinite amounts of digging; they are accessible, also, to the birds without causing the birds to waste much time; and the only desirable thing left to be shown is whether or not the birds can survive on the rocks in the water. If they do, fishing will become children's play. The fish will hear the worms and come from all over the water. The next thing evolution should produce is a hen's egg, which, when picked up, will announce its exact age "What makes girls run about the way they do?" queries a petulant lady and a timid exchange suggests they may be trying to find their mothers. And now we read of a Kansas herder who lost the key to his jail while a prisoner was in it. The fortunate individual is traumatized by way of a broken-down door. There are possibilities in this idea of losing the hoosgow key. What problems might it not solve? NOT YE ED., SURELY? For instance, take probab. The whole nation could just lock itself in, throw the keey away, and be quite sure they would be amputated. 18 amendment would no unimsupbed. But it would be better from the Kan-san's viewpoint, at least, if the Kan-san were appointed to select the victims for the goals before leasing the keys to them. We should put in first, without question, that big jackass of a fellow who was in such a untrum the other day boat having his name misplaced in our ew columns, and who threatened vio- each individuals writing for this journal. Such cranks are促使 society to take action, and have so frankly told us that our policies are uninhibited to them. Next would we lence to certain individuals writing for incarcerate those neighbors of ours with the cracked loudspeaker; and after then that kid down on the next block who was always claiming to be able to lick us in childhood (though he never succeeded, of course). And after him—oh, lots of people Perhaps the rest of the world if necessary. The surface of the idea has hardly been scratched. A whole month to get to school. A whole month to get from Mexico City to Atchison, Kansas. Those naughty Babylon. But who, dear reader, would you nominate as the most desirable person to be kept forevermore in the cooler? THOSE NAUGHTY RUBIOS "We were just looking for this town, said Ferminades. "It took us long to find it." Now we grant that Alekison is not so big as not to be missed; but really Is Hollywood in a direct line between Mexico City and Kansas, and if so, since when? For them claimed to have spent most of the month in Hollywood. But they are here at last, and Kansas welcomes them. Campus Opinion --more spectacular than poring over books and piling up excellent grades. Putting迪辛 cases, equation, problem, and all joiner calls, the recent release of *Mindmap* should make one "should make on realise that there is something questionable about the mindmap" I am not a freshman. I never wasted studied and never wished a medal. I was able to resist pressure, not criticizing by making sarcastics and personal remark about those who do Mitor Daily Kansas: Perhaps the letter from the "curry-zone" should not have been given sufficient space to amount to approach problem itself. A more appropriate problem itself does merit recognition. The Council had ignored the problem. Retail to take any action on the matter merely because the customer said so, and their names was a feeble gesture. After reading discussions on bed-sides of the question, the argument that freedmen are obsessions irreconcilable with the notion that women rather foolish. Some kind of disciplinary manures in organized houses may be necessary. There is little discernment, but the man to doft his cap to the school flag to put his finger on the crown of his head and squint, and to take his hat off under his shoes for safety in the foresty under the disguise of tradition Our Contemporaries Whether or not we ever have the names of the so-called "thy-yone," let's have a Council that will hold it and make an unpleasant announcement unnecessary. — XI Charges are made by the student newspaper editor that favoritism is shown in obtaining jobs for proteges of the college or university of Nebraska, to the exclusion of rehollers. Whether these charges are well founded or not, it certainly is true that, no matter how improvised they may be, the other athlete performer is bound to get more notice at college and from the outside that the fellow who plans his books In a perfectly ordered world that situation would not exist. But it stands in stark contrast to the substantial changes in human nature are effected. The attention because be Dr. Joseph Collins will speak at an all-University conversation Tuesday morning at ten o'clock in the Auditorium. K. H. LINDLEY. ALL UNIVERSITY CONVOCATION: OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY BULLETIN Vol. XVIII Monday, Oct. 13, 1938 No. 26 K. U. BAND: The band will meet at the auditorium Tuesday morning at 8:30 in uniform without opee and pompon, to play at convention. Please bring march books. A few of the band members left their instrument cases in South park while the others remained on hand and did not to be found. The return of these cases to me at once will be appreciated. J. C. McCANLES, Director. The Botany club prize will be held Tuesday evening, Oct. 14, rain or shine. There attending please join botany holiday in brave bowel by Monday November 7th at the Botany Club. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY BOTANY CLUB: The Christian Science society will meet Tuesday, Oct. 14, at 7:30 in Myers hall, room B. All interested are invited to attend. PHI DELTA KAPPA: RUSSELL BECK, President. PEN AND SCROLL: All freshmen interested in trying out for Fen and Serail are urged to attend the open meeting Tuesday, Oct. 14, at 8:08 a.m. in the room of central Administration building. ELIZABETH BRANDT, President. All women interested in the Women's Rifle Torn register in Fowler Shop Oct. 13, 14 and 15. WILMA BRINK, Captain. WOMEN'S RIFLE TEAM: During the last decade political attention to the great continental railroad has increased, transcending interest in the Pan American highway because of its importance and because it is as the railway line to us as the relative merits of the Andean and the East-of-the-Ameres routes. MACDOWELL FRATERNITY The first meeting of the year will be held Wednesday. Oct. 15, at 8:33 in room 310 west administration building. Attendees are required. Co-sponsor: Robert F. McLean, Esq. Friends of the project have secured its inclusion in a revised conference program approved by a committee consisting of former Ministers Sacca of Nicaragua, and Chandra D-Affaires T. Baron of Cuba, who can be submitted to the institute. -K. C. Times, 10-9-30 Washington — (UU) The Pan American milpany project, to link New York and Buenos Aires by 10,000 mile of steel, will be given a new lease of life at the four Pan-American commercial conference, scheduled here on 5/12. As matters stand, there is considerable glory for the one group and comfort for the other while actual colleges are being balanced. The things are balanced up a bit later. The spectacular element of football does not depend on scholarship, if it is genuine, may win a Nobel prize. Sectors training in football are doing well; hard work that are formed in such training count in the long run. Those who take their college course seriously Railway to Be Completed Project Will Link New York at Pennsylvania New Buenos Aires Shanghai, Oct. 10—(UP) —A Ford assemblage plant may be built in Shanghaien soon as a result of investigation conferred by W. C. Crowling a year later incurred after Crowling had interviewed various National Government officials. Women Students Increase Ford May Build in Shanghai Chapel Hill, N. C. (UP) - Approx- 合 counsel at the University of North Carolina, representing an increase of 80% enrollment for the fall quarter Detroit Has Radio-Equipped Police (Detroit — UP). The number of ra- da-equipped police cars in Detroit now is 24. The average time taken to answer a call, according to Com- munity Thomas E. Wileos, is one minute. Chemute Hus No Unemployed Chennie—Approximately 80 men are unemployed and vicinity this fall, and the employment situation has been relieved to an extent that out-of-town laborers can supplement local labor in the work. Subscribe for been minimized, however, because of the evident fact that a New York-to Buenos Aires railway is already more efficient than an American economic considerations along the proposed route make certain the construction of a large part of the remains of the Arequipa-Northrop railway by the Andean route, from New York to Buenos Aires would be approximately 10,110 miles long, of this total, and actually has been constructed. THE KANSAS CITY STAR Headquarters 723 Mass PHONE 17 H. L. Nevin 723 Mass. Distributor 13 papers—15c per week Presented on a special built railroad car. Located at the Santa Fe Depot, Every student, teacher, and parent should see this exhibit. Open 9 a. m. to 11 p. m. 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