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University Daily Kansan
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
Official Student Paper of THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Lawrence, Kansas
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF___CLINTON_FEENEY
Associate Editors Clarence Ross Mary Bartram
MANAGING EDITOR ... LESTER SULHER
Sun Magazine Editor ... Mary Ware
Milkman Editor ... Joseph Mast
Makwu Editor ... Josh Mast Macmurray
Night Editor ... William Nobleman
Night Editor ... William Nobleman
Scouting Editor ... Carl E. Cooper
Editorial Director ... Greg Foster
Alumni Editor ... Gene Pauper
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ADV. MANAGER BARHARA GLANYLVER
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THURSDAY, MARCH 6, 1930
"Silence is golden"—that is, it would be golden at concession if students would remember the old saying. The Hill is not overwhelmed with good or noted speakers at concession, but there are a few students who would indeed enjoy hearing some of the best ones if it were possible.
IT MUST BE SAID
Everyone knows that it is rather difficult to understand a speaker from the rear seats of the Auditorium even though the audience be quiet. If quietness does not prevail the speaker's words are completely lost. The majority of students realize the difficulty; why do some persist in using conversation as a place to gossip?
Usually those in the rear seats are the worst offenders. A group of women have not been together for a few hours. They must make up for lost time. Men squirm impatiently in their chairs, yawn, drop pencils, or write notes to some women four rows away. Then they too must always giggle a little. After that incident a number just have to leave before the speaker finishes.
But the most annoying condition of all is the inability of students to sit still. They twist and turn, seemingly to hear the squeaking of their chairs, and scrap their feet across the concrete floors until the one who would really like to hear the speaker gives up in disgust.
Don't it a funny feeling when you are kept in a class after the whistle blows, and then when you get out, you rush over to the next class, only to be hawled out for coming late and back of interest?
FAREWELL
Fearwell to Hell Week! No more shall it reign upon the heights of Mr Orend, for this little world is rapidly going down. It is putting away childish things.
Many a sad tear will be shed by pledges as they curse, because Hell Week was allowed to exist until this year. But from now on to be a pledge will be almost as good as being an active, and, parents will no longer need to fear least their sons and daughters receive permanent injury.
An example of the great K. U.
spirit heard on the campus: "Yes, I'll
be at the game, unless I can sell my
ticket for five dollars."
THE LITERARY DIGEST POLL
THE LITERARY DIGEST TOLE.
The Kunsean has great hopes from the Literary Digest straw vote on prohibition. Twenty million ballots have been sent out all over the country in order to determine what, if any, laws the public will oey with respect to the use of alcohol.
This is the first time that the liquor question has ever been submitted to any national referendum, official or otherwise; and the wild claims by both wets and dyes as to whether one group or the other is in the majority may be settled once and for all.
The fact that the referendum is unofficial is at once an advantage and a disadvantage. It binds nobody, but it may suggest many valuable things.
At any rate, the basis for future
enforcement or modification should be approximately determined. Laws rest on popular sentiment.
In an experiment such as probi-
lature, there should be many ways to
change in order to find at last the best
solution. If the poll indicates that
the rigidity of the law is unacceptable
to a large proportion of the citizens,
something must be done in what we
trust is a spirit of social unselfless-
ness and with the willingness to
consider viewpoints, in order to find
a method that will work better.
Some people are always setting an alarm clock and then forgetting why they set it.
THE SEASON IS OVER
The 1950 basketball season passed into history on a wave of enthusiasm equalled only at a homecoming football game. Once more the Tiger stole into the Jayhawker nest and robbed it of the choicest fruits of victory. It was a glorious climax for the five seniors playing their last game for the Gold and Black, three of whom had played together through nearly a decade of intercolastic competition.
Youth will be served, however. Next car the Tiger will find the same Kansas canal, with the exception of Russell "Rub." Thompson, fighting more fiercely than ever for supremacy. Made wine through experience, he Jiahawk feelings, who this car hauled the Crimson and Blue from the lowest rung of the Big Sipper to position next to the top, will ink the floor with unbroken and determined spirits.
The Sophisticated Sophomore suggests the following simile: as optimistic as the professor who assigned a research on classical pessimists.
JIMMIE GETS A COOKIE
Once there was a little boy who always went into the kitchen everyday and helped himself to a cookie. One day the boy's mother came to him and said, "Jimmie, I'm going to let you come into the kitchen everyday and have a cookie."
Imagine the youngest's surprise and bewilderment at being given what he had already had for a long time—imagine this, and you will get some inkling of the surprise of the students when they heard of the W.S.G.A. action on the date rule.
According to latest statistics *b* per capita wealth of the United State is slightly over $2,000. Most student loans in which is enjoying their $2,500 now but
Campus Opinion
According to a new ruling of W.S. G.A. men may not be entertained in women's rooming houses after 8 p.m. at a couple's two-story apartment in a couple do? If they go to a show they will go to the first one, and he or she can sit in it if the smoke-filled eating joints if they care to converse, or one occupy the one if they are already taken. Or, if the man has a car, they can park on some country road—and be
But if a woman has a date and prefers conversation to a show—for even morons do at times—just what can she do? Either of the two hats someone might answer, but it is a bit cold for such types of outdoor sport.
Editor, Daily Kansan:
Where to Date?
Furthermore if all of the landlads followed the rules exactly things might be different. They don't. I have never been allowed the use of a cell phone in entertaining a man. The contract I signed assured me that privilege—and because I signed that contract I can't move. Other landlads give room-free free of the living-room including radio, piano and board table, at all times.
I suppose it will seem impossible to the officials that men and women students should desire a quiet place on the campus. Often, you suggest the Memorial Union building? I said a quiet place. Too, if I am not mistake, that lounge is full.
So, you see there really is nothing a couple can do in this town after 9 at night during the week—going out with your girlfriend. If you are large if) the rule is enforced by everyone, it will greatly resemble that old saying "Mother, may I go out to swim" "Yes, my daring daughter." "Yes, I'm fine," limb—but don't go near the water.
Marie.
The Christian Science society of the University will meet tonight at 7:30 in the rest room of central Administration building.
OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY BULLETIN
Vol. XVIIH March 6, 1900 No. 19*
SCIENCE SOCIETY
JAY JANES:
Frightened by this thunderbird bird of prey that swoops down from the skies, the coyote either runs hinterhose or wraps its snags tightly in a vain attempt to defend himself. He never hides, the one thing that would save him; instead he loses his head and becomes an easy mark for the experienced.
There will be an important room for the Janay Monday afternoon
March 10, at 1:30, in the rest room of central Administration building.
W. S. G. A. BOOK EXCHANGE;
RUSSELL BECK, President.
Any women students deviling to be manager of the W.S.G.A. student book exchange for the year 1030/21 should leave their applications at the office on Friday, October 26th.
"but profit is secondary to us," Alberni said. "But it occurs because it hung bony coyotes from us, the greatest sport we have ever experienced." "there's nothing to equal it anywhere."
KAPPA PHI:
The first year Albrecht and Fischer inudged in the sport, they killed 50 coyotes. Bounties and the rule of time pelts brought them a third victory.
Latest Montana Sport Is Hunting 'Little Yellow Wolves' by Airplane
you will find fish and a meat substitute on our counters each day and Friday.
Suddenly a flush of grayish yellow is seen scurrying along between the grass strips. Birds slide down towards the running animal and straightens out about 150 feet above the ground. Fischer snaps off the safety and prepares for acclimation.
The plane circles, recoomiters dips to airborne over the ground and flies back over the ground. The plane passes over the beast, Albrecht opens fire, is sharp to the ground, and continues to dive down the dome of the motor as the coyote collapses, mutually rounded. The spot is careened, but the plane continues to continue their quest. Later in the day, they return to gather up the
Thomas Schultz, Wisdom, Montana, rancher, is another aerial hunting enthusiast. On his first expedition in a coyote-infested livestock district near
Butte, Montana - The airplane age has introduced in a new winter sport—aircraft hockey. It is anerial coyote hunting which, for concentrated excitement, excels with the ball.
Albrecht is the pilot; Fischer, armed with an automatic subgun, sits in the front of the aircraft. Soiling a district where coyote depredations have been reported, the plane systematically detonated territory at a location suitable for observation.
During Lent
EUREATH FISHER, Manager.
Here and there throughout the Rocky Mountain region, there are nitrous who have hit them so hard that they are taken to the air in their perpetual war against their "little yellow wolves of the sage" (the term for the men) and "proved a success from the start." It demonstrated the airplane was capable of taking off, but training was extremely effective and by that, in the bargain, hunting by plane required skill, courage, and by that, in the bargain, hunting by plane required skill, courage, and
By virtue of constant practice, Abrecht and Fischer have perfected the sport to the point where, once spotted, a coyote seduce escapes.
Kappa Phi will meet Thursday at Myers hall at seven p.m.
IHS FIS MISSIMMONS, Publicity Chairman.
George W. Albrecht, 28, and William Fuchs, 88 well known farmers of the Dauphin Valley, do the aerial coyote hunting pioneers of this district. This team has been working on the wind-swept plains of North Dakota. In the two years they have covered more than 100 acres they have killed well over 100, thus preventing a potential livestock loss in the region.
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pis home, he managed to kill three coyotes. But his average was poor as the alpine "flashed" 26.
"The greatest thrill of my life," the rancher exclaimed as he returned from his first hunting trip. "For me, it is the biggest prize I have given a monkey out of old man膝吻. He didn't know what to do so just stood on his blind legs and stared at him."
"But there's a real trick to effective shooting from an airplane, swooping down over a covert at 70 feet and shooting back upward with more calculation and skill than shooting quail or ducks. I scored up 25, and try as I might, I could only hog
--because he buys early and selects from the wide variety he is sure to find here first
Hanson Pigman, A.B.28, who has been working for the Wichita Beacon, has recently accepted a position with the Capper publication in handling work for the Missouri Ruralist. He was elected to the faculty ago. Floyd Horkenhall, A.B.28, is head of the circulation department of the Capper publications.
Jayhawks Flown
Raymond Rugge, B.S. 29, was recently appointed city engineer of Larned. He will supervise the construction pool and bath house there soon.
Two University of Kansas graduates are members of the committee of 22 distinguished aerospace engineers by the "Popular Science Monthly" to the American whose work in science and technology is vital benefit to the world. Dr. Vernon Kelleo "g8, '92'Permanent Secretary of the National Research Council," the other, Dr. Weidelin "g9,10'Director of the Mellon Institute of Industrial Research, is the other. Announcement in March 3 issue of the Time magazine.
Leper Rewards Benefactor
Des Moines—(UP) —Alfonse Leon-
co, a former bumble to be able to
hear since he was young,
won first prize in competition to
determine artist-craft, Boy Scouts here.
Cedar Rapids, In.,—(UP)—Forty years ago, V. King won a sobbing boy 20 cents so he could see a show. King received news here of a neperk boy in the 1960s to check for $2.57. It was the entire boy he had befriended.
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Tests Prove Monkeys Can Distinguish Colors
Science Service
Berlin—A monkey can tell the difference between colors, at heart when he has been taught that one color is red and the other is blue. It not, it has, of course, always been assumed that monkeys know colors, but there was no real proof that they did.
The test that proved the color sense was carried out by Prof. W, Trendledeburg of the Berlin Psychology Institute, in a box in the monkey's cage. When the box was filled he illuminated it with yellow light and when the box was depleted he colored it with colors. The monkey finally came to know that yellow signified "food," and that other colors meant "no food." Consequently when other colors were present the monkey thought it contained pieces of apple, the animal paid no attention to it.
Senate May Aid Cancer Research
Crabs Washed Ashore
Washington—Doctors W. B. Coffey and J. D. Humber of San Francisco, Calif., will lead a workshop with a new cancer treatment, have wired Senator Hiram Johnson that they will gladly appear before the committee to explain their work and co-operate with the subcommittee which is in charge of the governmental aid for cancer research.
Norfolk, Va.—(UP) Thousands of crabs have been washed ashore here from Chessenpake Bay during the past two days in a hurricane storm on the bottom of the bay, Crabs, like bears, hibernate in winter, burying in mud where they remain until spring. People along the bay were gathering them in by the basketfills.
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