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SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1930
Haskell Welcomes 2000 Old Students From Many Tribes
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Reservations on West Coast
Among the Ones
Represented
ALUMNI HOLD DINNER
The Haskell homecoming game attracted some 2000 to 2500 Indians to the field, and nearly 10,000 fans. Nearly 2000 camped at the Indian Village tent set up on the Indian kells ground north of the stadium, and five players stayed in the down town hotels.
Indians came from 10 states to see the papeet Thursday night, and the team went on a road trip to Game Friday night. It was estimated that 6 game WNBA were represented, from distinctions in Indiana, Washington, and Oregon. Miss Chara Blackbird, from the Colville Resistance, took the prize for the Indian travelling the greatest distance to attend the college game.
Gratitude Expressed
H. B. Pears, superintendent of Haskell Institute, was greatly impressed by the spirit of gratitude and appreciation he received from those being done here in Lawrence and at other Indian schools and reservations throughout the country. He says that the dedication of the teachers, the monstrative, they are very grateful for the educational opportunities offered here, Mr. Pears told a number of students to illustrate this general feeling.
Survivor of Custer's Raid Present
Four of the original members of the first class at Haskell, who started here in 1884, returned for the celebration this week. One of them, James Hatchinson, an Arapahoe, left here in 1887 when never returned this week.
Survivor of Custer's Bad Present
Cherie Maggie, oldest living survivor of the 1820 Civil War near Billings, Mont., was here. He is 84 years old and a member of the Cheyenne tribe. Other of the more interesting old Indians present were two members of the Comanche, ex-chief of the Osages. The Osage chief came in a car followed by a truck loaded with a retinue of men and considerable camp equipment.
The Haskell alumni held a banquet Friday, and met again yesterday to discuss plans for the next homecoming. The group will meet on Saturday, 50th anniversary of Haskell Institute.
Quack Club Names Members
Pledging and Initiation to Be Held Wednesday
The final Quack club try-outs for the first semester were held Saturday. Miss Ruth Hoover, head of women's physical education department, announced that the Quackers had been accepted as pledges: Barbara Kester, Frances McLennie, and Louis Rounderberg. Those making minor Quack were Frances Haffield, and Theriahn Maeves.
Pledging and initiation will be held Wednesday evening at the gymnasium. Nine pledges and nine members will be present for the ceremony, the result at the two try-outs. The members are Lois Lawson, Florence Merge, Bertha Willhelm, Helen Bowman, Margaret Walker, Nellie Starcek, Frances Hatfield and Thalia Hunter.
The pledges are Josephine Hoover, Genevieve Larabrue, Virginian Canham, Elean Higginz, Bar- Mara McClain and Nell, Frances McIntire and Rounderberg.
AVIATORS REST IN KINGMAN BEFORE RESUMING FLIGHTS
Kingman, Ariz. Oct 11—(UP)—Two aviators seek records for transcontinental flights from west to east in awaited weather today before departure.
Robert Buck, 16-year-old New Jersey high school boy, challenging the junior record for the enduro trip, planned to start today, weather permit-
Miss Laura Ingalls, said they were not certain when she would continue.
Paralysis Quarantine at Ottawa
Ottawa, Oct. 11—(UP) George W.
Davis, health director for Franklin
county, today placed a quarantine on
the county due to presence of infantile
paralysis. The school will monitor
movies or public gatherings. Schools will be closed during the quarantine.
Jayhawk Taxi
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Cherokee Maiden Chosen
As 'Miss Indian America
Miss Jenner Hopper, who last night was crowned "Miss Indian America" at the Kansas-Haskell football game, is a happy young lady today. She most bouts her mother in all over of 50 most beautiful Indian girl over all the country.
Miss Hopper is in a full-blooded Cherokee Indian from Stillwell, Okla. She is 18 years old and a junior in the Hastings High School. Her first year at a Haskell student.
Miss Hopper was one of the 11 successful women chosen to compete in the women's basketball national preliminary was held a little over week ago and the Rinks had held Etsy before.
Campus Problems to Be Topic in Speech Contes
Winner of Finals to Be Presented With Silver Loving
Cup
Troys for the sixth annual Campus Problem Speaking contest, sponsored by the American Society of Dramatic art, will be held Oct. 23, at 7:30 p.m. in the little theater in Green Bay.
This contest is open to any student in the University who wishes to speak up in any problem dealing with campus issues or campus life at the University of Kansas or campus life in general. The students are to be three minutes in math.
At these trounts eight speakers will
be invited to the finals which will
be held early. Speakers in the
speeches in the finals will be longer,
probably eight or ten minutes in
The person who wins in the final will be awarded a silver loving cup. The object of the contest is to offer an opportunity to rank among students in the University.
Anyone desiring further information about the contest can obtain it from Miss Margaret Anderson in the speech and dramatic art office in Green hall.
KANSAS ENGINEER WILL HAVE BIOGRAPHY OF BLAKE'S LIFI
The Kansas Engineer is ready for its first issuance this year. The leading firm in the area has named Priscilla L. Blake, who was the founder of the electrical engineering department of the School of Engineering and Technology, in instrumental seals in security blankets.
Ike Guffin
Fords and Buicks
Henry Hurrell is editor of the Kansas Engineer and Vaughn Downs is business manager. It is published every quarter.
Student Programs at Church Today
Rev. William Backus will deliver
sermon this morning on "What,
Is Christianity?" Music will be under the
director of Mr. Henry Werner.
Unitarian
Bernieey Ketcham, of the art department, will talk this evening on "Some Anges of Every Life in Czechoslovakia."
Oct. 23 will mark the seventy-fifth anniversary of the establishment of the church in Lawrence, and there will be a special service in commemoration.
There will be a baphion of infants at the morning service. The Rev. Harry Gordon will speak on "Values in Education" and will be fur-filled by the movie market.
After the fellowship hour for the young people, Frank Woodendon will speak in "The Pernet City" Home and speak on "The Perennial City" Home.
At the Bardist church Rev. John 1 Will will speak on "Church Member and their Previeals". The University class will be in charge of Charles W.
Baptist
"Can the Unprepared Fred God" will be the subject of the normal deferred release of the man who killed Shadleim. The anthem will be "O Tears and See" with an incidental line from the song.
In the evening after the social honey the young people will be addressed by Post, R. G. Director of the deparatry and Post, Dr. David Paul and the Future". Delora Kellogg will read. As the evening worship Rev. Watt will talk on "Cleansing the Lite
Christian
After the student fellowship lunch on the Endeavor program for the young people will be in charge of Kathy McFarlane.
Eniscopalian
the Episcopalian church at 8 a.m. 100.
After church school the Rev. Francis
Shaner will speak on "The Accomplish-
ments of Jesus." The "Lord of All Beings" will be given by the quartet, Mrs. Ruth Andrew, Miss Milind Tilden and Mrs. Cotton Giesel.
After the church school, at morning worship the Rev. Alfred Grey will speak on "Oberramannu" The audacity of Jesus of Nazareth by Miss Merlinda Moore of the department of music and will include an anthem "Give Ear, Oh, Shepherd of Ireland," and a tenor solo by Mr. J. M. E. Hume, "The Lord is My King."
There will be a business meeting of the Chaplain Edwards club with an election of officers. Mr. John A. Lapaghe, president of the Orient last summer on a freighter.
At the young peoples forum Alfredo Bustamanti will speak.
Congregational
Presbyterian
The Rev. Theordre H. Aizman, pastor, will deliver the sermon on "Renewal a Great Friendship." Special music will include an amphibian "Praise the Lord," and a song of gratitude and a shout "I Come to Thee" by Mildred and Marjory Babecock.
Westminster Forum at Westminster hall, will be under the direction of Mr Bill Howie.
The pastor's Bible class will discus s the doctrine of the Bible concerning God.
Immanuel Lutheran
At morning worship the subject of the sermon will be "The Gospel of For-
oriness."
The local chapter of the Lathrop student Walther league will discuss it topic "The Student and His Person Faith."
Banks Open for Registration
Books Open for Registration
Books will be open for registration for the event until ten days prior to that election and offices will be open for high registration ten days preceding the election. Attendees will be allowed on their home tickets to cast their votes at the poles here and provision will be made for their transfer to the
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The quartet-finals of the tennis tournament being played by the members was Wednesday, Thursday and Friday afternoon. The results of those matches were as follows: 1-2, 2-3, 3-4, 4-5, 5-6, 6-7, 7-8, 8-9, 9-10, 10-11, 11-12, 12-13, 13-14, 14-15, 15-16, 16-17, 17-18, 18-19, 19-20, 20-21, 21-22, 22-23, 23-24, 24-25, 25-26, 26-27, 27-28, 28-29, 29-30, 30-31, 31-32, 32-33, 33-34, 34-35, 35-36, 36-37, 37-38, 38-39, 39-40, 40-41, 41-42, 42-43, 43-44, 44-45, 45-46, 46-47, 47-48, 48-49, 49-50, 50-51, 51-52, 52-53, 53-54, 54-55, 55-56, 56-57, 57-58, 58-59, 59-60, 60-61, 61-62, 62-63, 63-64, 64-65, 65-66, 66-67, 67-68, 68-69, 69-70, 70-71, 71-72, 72-73, 73-74, 74-75, 75-76, 76-77, 77-78, 78-79, 79-80, 80-81, 81-82, 82-83, 83-84, 84-85, 85-86, 86-87, 87-88, 88-89, 89-90, 90-91, 91-92, 92-93, 93-94, 94-95, 95-96, 96-97, 97-98, 98-99, 99-100, 100-101, 101-102, 102-103, 103-104, 104-105, 105-106, 106-107, 107-108, 108-109, 109-110, 110-111, 111-112, 112-113, 113-114, 114-115, 115-116, 116-117, 117-118, 118-119, 119-120, 120-121, 121-122, 122-123, 123-124, 124-125, 125-126, 126-127, 127-128, 128-129, 129-130, 130-131, 131-132, 132-133, 133-134, 134-135, 135-136, 136-137, 137-138, 138-139, 139-140, 140-141, 141-142, 142-143, 143-144, 144-145, 145-146, 146-147, 147-148, 148-149, 149-150, 150-151, 151-152, 152-153, 153-154, 154-155, 155-156, 156-157, 157-158, 158-159, 159-160, 160-161, 161-162, 162-163, 163-164, 164-165, 165-166, 166-167, 167-168, 168-169, 169-170, 170-171, 171-172, 172-173, 173-174, 174-175, 175-176, 176-177, 177-178, 178-179, 179-180, 180-181, 181-182, 182-183, 183-184, 184-185, 185-186, 186-187, 187-188, 188-189, 189-190, 190-191, 191-192, 192-193, 193-194, 194-195, 195-196, 196-197, 197-198, 198-199, 199-200, 200-201, 201-202, 201-203, 201-204, 201-205, 201-206, 201-207, 201-208, 201-209, 201-210, 210-211, 210-212, 210-213, 210-214, 210-215, 210-216, 210-217, 210-218, 210-219, 210-220, 210-221, 210-222, 210-223, 210-224, 210-225, 210-226, 210-227, 210-228, 210-229, 210-230, 210-231, 210-232, 210-233, 210-234, 210-235, 210-236, 210-237, 210-238, 210-239, 210-240, 210-241, 210-242, 210-243, 210-244, 210-245, 210-246, 210-247, 210-248, 210-249, 210-250, 210-251, 210-252, 210-253, 210-254, 210-255, 210-256, 210-257, 210-258, 210-259, 210-260, 210-261, 210-262, 210-263, 210-264, 210-265, 210-266, 210-267, 210-268, 210-269, 210-270, 210-271, 210-272, 210-273, 210-274, 210-275, 210-276, 210-277, 210-278, 210-279, 210-280, 210-281, 210-282, 210-283, 210-284, 210-285, 210-286, 210-287, 210-288, 210-289, 210-290, 210-291, 210-292, 210-293, 210-294, 210-295, 210-296, 210-297, 210-298, 210-299, 210-300, 300-301, 300-302, 300-303, 300-304, 300-305, 300-306, 300-307, 300-308, 300-309, 300-310, 300-311, 300-312, 300-313, 300-314, 300-315, 300-316, 300-317, 300-318, 300-319, 300-320, 300-321, 300-322, 300-323, 300-324, 300-325, 300-326, 300-327, 300-328, 300-329, 300-330, 300-331, 300-332, 300-333, 300-334, 300-335, 300-336, 300-337, 300-338, 300-339, 300-340, 300-341, 300-342, 300-343, 300-344, 300-345, 300-346, 300-347, 300-348, 300-349, 300-350, 300-351, 300-352, 300-353, 300-354, 300-355, 300-356, 300-357, 300-358, 300-359, 300-360, 300-361, 300-362, 300-363, 300-364, 300-365, 300-366, 300-367, 300-368, 300-369, 300-370, 300-371, 300-372, 300-373, 300-374, 300-375, 300-376, 300-377, 300-378, 300-379, 300-380, 300-381, 300-382, 300-383, 300-384, 300-385, 300-386, 300-387, 300-388, 300-389, 300-390, 300-391, 300-392, 300-393, 300-394, 300-395, 300-396, 300-397, 300-398, 300-399, 300-400, 400-401, 400-402, 400-403, 400-404, 400-405, 400-406, 400-407, 400-408, 400-409, 400-410, 400-411, 400-412, 400-413, 400-414, 400-415, 400-416, 400-417, 400-418, 400-419, 400-420, 400-421, 400-422, 400-423, 400-424, 400-425, 400-426, 400-427, 400-428, 400-429, 400-430, 400-431, 400-432, 400-433, 400-434, 400-435, 400-436, 400-437, 400-438, 400-439, 400-440, 400-441, 400-442, 400-443, 400-444, 400-445, 400-446, 400-447, 400-448, 400-449, 400-450, 400-451, 400-452, 400-453, 400-454, 400-455, 400-456, 400-457, 400-458, 400-459, 400-460, 400-461, 400-462, 400-463, 400-464, 400-465, 400-466, 400-467, 400-468, 400-469, 400-470, 400-471, 400-472, 400-473, 400-474, 400-475, 400-476, 400-477, 400-478, 400-479, 400-480, 400-481, 400-482, 400-483, 400-484, 400-485, 400-486, 400-487, 400-488, 400-489, 400-490, 400-491, 400-492, 400-493, 400-494, 400-495, 400-496, 400-497, 400-498, 400-499, 400-500, 400-501, 400-502, 400-503, 400-504, 400-505, 400-506, 400-507, 400-508, 400-509, 400-510, 400-511, 400-512, 400-513, 400-514, 400-515, 400-516, 400-517, 400-518, 400-519, 400-520, 400-521, 400-522, 400-523, 400-524, 400-525, 400-526, 400-527, 400-528, 400-529, 400-530, 400-531, 400-532, 400-533, 400-534, 400-535, 400-536, 400-537, 400-538, 400-539, 400-540, 400-541, 400-542, 400-543, 400-544, 400-545, 400-546, 400-547, 400-548, 400-549, 400-550, 400-551, 400-552, 400-553, 400-554, 400-555, 400-556, 400-557, 400-558, 400-559, 400-560, 400-561, 400-562, 400-563, 400-564, 400-565, 400-566, 400-567, 400-568, 400-569, 400-570, 400-571, 400-572, 400-573, 400-574, 400-575, 400-576, 400-577, 400-578, 400-579, 400-580, 400-581, 400-582, 400-583, 400-584, 400-585, 400-586, 400-587, 400-588, 400-589, 400-590, 400-591, 400-592, 400-593, 400-594, 400-595, 400-596, 400-597, 400-598, 400-599, 400-600, 400-601, 400-602, 400-603, 400-604, 400-605, 400-606, 400-607, 400-608, 400-609, 400-610, 400-611, 400-612, 400-613, 400-614, 400-615, 400-616, 400-617, 400-618, 400-619, 400-620, 400-621, 400-622, 400-623, 400-624, 400-625, 400-626, 400-627, 400-628, 400-629, 400-630, 400-631, 400-632, 400-633, 400-634, 400-635, 400-636, 400-637, 400-638, 400-639, 400-640, 400-641, 400-642, 400-643, 400-644, 400-645, 400-646, 400-647, 400-648, 400-649, 400-650, 400-651, 400-652, 400-653, 400-654, 400-655, 400-656, 400-657, 400-658, 400-659, 400-660, 400-661, 400-662, 400-663, 400-664, 400-665, 400-666, 400-667, 400-668, 400-669, 400-670, 400-671, 400-672, 400-673, 400-674, 400-675, 400-676, 400-677, 400-678, 400-679, 400-680, 400-681, 400-682, 400-683, 400-684, 400-685, 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400-797, 400-798, 400-799, 400-800, 400-801, 400-802, 400-803, 400-804, 400-805, 400-806, 400-807, 400-808, 400-809, 400-810, 400-811, 400-812, 400-813, 400-814, 400-815, 400-816, 400-817, 400-818, 400-819, 400-820, 400-821, 400-822, 400-823, 400-824, 400-825, 400-826, 400-827, 400-828, 400-829, 400-830, 400-831, 400-832, 400-833, 400-834, 400-835, 400-836, 400-837, 400-838, 400-839, 400-840, 400-841, 400-842, 400-843, 400-844, 400-845, 400-846, 400-847, 400-848, 400-849, 400-850, 400-851, 400-852, 400-853, 400-854, 400-855, 400-856, 400-857, 400-858, 400-859, 400-860, 400-861, 400-862, 400-863, 400-864, 400-865, 400-866, 400-867, 400-868, 400-869, 400-870, 400-871, 400-872, 400-873, 400-874, 400-875, 400-876, 400-877, 400-878, 400-879, 400-880, 400-881, 400-882, 400-883, 400-884, 400-885, 400-886, 400-887, 400-888, 400-889, 400-890, 400-891, 400-892, 400-893, 400-894, 400-895, 400-896, 400-897, 400-898, 400-899, 400-900, 400-901, 400-902, 400-903, 400-904, 400-905, 400-906, 400-907, 400-908, 400-909, 400-910, 400-911, 400-912, 400-913, 400-914, 400-915, 400-916, 400-917, 400-918, 400-919, 400-920, 400-921, 400-922, 400-923, 400-924, 400-925, 400-926, 400-927, 400-928, 400-929, 400-930, 400-931, 400-932, 400-933, 400-934, 400-935, 400-936, 400-937, 400-938, 400-939, 400-940, 400-941, 400-942, 400-943, 400-944, 400-945, 400-946, 400-947, 400-948, 400-949, 400-950, 400-951, 400-952, 400-953, 400-954, 400-955, 400-956, 400-957, 400-958, 400-959, 400-960, 400-961, 400-962, 400-963, 400-964, 400-965, 400-966, 400-967, 400-968, 400-969, 400-970, 400-971, 400-972, 400-973, 400-974, 400-975, 400-976, 400-977, 400-978, 400-979, 400-980, 400-981, 400-982, 400-983, 400-984, 400-985, 400-986, 400-987, 400-988, 400-989, 400-990, 400-991, 400-992, 400-993, 400-994, 400-995, 400-996, 400-997, 400-998, 400-999, 400-999
Prosser, Alred and Scott Are Other Survivors in Matches
The drawings for the semi-finals are as follows: Coen vs. Prouse, and Scott vs. Alred.
The largest crowd ever to witness a tennis match on the varsity court was present and different arrangements will be made this week to accommodate all those who wish to see the semi-finals. If you would be played this Thursday and Friday
HOOVER NAVY PLANS DIRECT NO DISCHARGE OF SAILORS
Washington, Oct. 11—(UP)—Assurance that President Obama's program will permit a change of any men now in the navy to be released from his position with Mr. Hawes's secretary, an Repressive Secretary, Democrat, New York, who had protested against the censure of Mr. Hawes.
"No誓 men are to be discharged, Ritchey said. "In fact, enlisted emissaries have already been discharged and the proposal is merely to gradually increase the number of men may is in balance with the program."
No Labor Meeting Saturday
Religion: Prince Bantixed
Boston, Oct. 11—(UUP)—Under rules prohibiting Saturday sessions, the annual convention of the American Fed, which was adjourned today until Tuesday.
Francis Prince Imperial Brassica,
Prince Badenau, son of Crown Prince
prince Badenau, son of Crown Prince
today by Cardinal Van Roy at
the Church of Saint Jacques, Coun-
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