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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, JANUARY 16. 1929
University Daily Kansan
Official Student Paper of THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 10. 1929
THE FIRST HOME GAME
The first home game of the Big Six Conference will be played Saturday night with the University of Oklahoma. The team is hoping for a victory, but this cannot be accomplished without the aid of the student body.
In former years the students have hissed the decisions of the referee, thereby giving the opposite team a free throw. This idea of hissing among the students was certainly displayed during the games between Notre Dame and K. U. at Kansas City during the Christmas vacations. During the first struggle the crowd hissed every division of the referees but no penalties were called. On one night the crowd was penalized several times for the same offense. Why should the roots carry a "ship on their shoulder" and be ready to have it knocked off? They know it means a free throw for every time they do it, and often the points obtained decide the result of the game.
Give the players the legitimate cheering, and let the referees make decisions; they know more about the game than the rooters do, and it certainly does not behave the student body to be too quick in refusing to accept the referees' judgment.
For a while it was thought that the "Wandering Jew" of the theater might die; and then Ann Amn Ichose not only to disembar the "Abie" but also to protect him with a $2,000, 000 suit of platinum. The theatrical elite had even biped "Abie" would die and his culgar influence on the drama with him; and now Professor Harriess Ross Steewes of the English Department of Columbia University, comes forward as a defense witness in the suit and testifies seventy works ranging from "The Jew of Malta" by Christopher Marlowe down to the work of J. Hartley Manners and Augustus Thomas have an "Abie" theme. It seems almost unfortunate to those who are adverse to "Abie" to remind them of such things. It is an if "Abie">'s influence started before his birth. That would be the last straw.
"ABIE'S" INFLUENCE
A PANAMA MOTTO
The new president of Panama, Don Florenio H. Arosemana, has inaugurated a program to enforce stricter discipline and higher efficiency during his administration. One innovation of this plan is the hanging of mottoses, in Spanish, which read: "Work, Order and Economy", over every desk and throughout the corridors of every government building. Some of the signs have the additional wording, "Countrymen, the country requires of you, 'Work, Order and Economy.'"
The Panama president may or may not understand the value and extensive use of slogans and catchword phrases in American life, especially in advertising. He may or may not be borrowing the economy idea from Coolidge and American politics. But this Central American executive evidently has set about stabilizing and thereby strengthening his government and his country. Just as national advertising causes the workers of the establishment to take pride in their work and to have concern for the company's product, so a motto causes a group to be conscious of an ideal or standard to maintain.
"Work, order and economy" are three essential qualities of good government. The idea of prominently displaying this motto is interesting. More than that, it commands the best wishes to the president for success in his program.
In adequate medical care to continue being available only for the rich, and the very poor who are not too proud to accept charity? Such a condition is being brought about by the rising cost of medical education, which necessitates the charging of high fees.
PHYSICIANS NEEDED
A larger supply of adequately trained physicians, and increasing support of hospitals and diagnostic laboratories will do much to remedy the present condition. Kansas has been making progress in the last two steps by providing needed additions for Bell Memorial hospital in Kansas City.
If the desired appropriation for more facilities is granted by the state legislature, a still greater forward step will have been taken. These facilities will lose much of their value unless provisions for the first step, a larger number of adequately trained physicians, are made. Present facilities, in widely scattered sections of the campus, limit to eighty the incoming medical class. The graduation class at Kansas City cannot be increased as long as the present campus facilities exist. It is hope the legislature will see fit to increase these facilities.
Kannan Headline: "Dr. Naksmith Will Give Short Talk on Basketball."
Unless Doctor Naksmith is a good juggler or balancer the talk will be mighty short.
Senator Borah is again bewailing the present day standardization of existence. Taken in the right way, this standardization of the smaller things of life should allow greater freedom.
A news item states that men students at Butler University elev the woman students in perfect mouths. We'll retrain from mentioning over-exercise as one of the causes for the women's downfall. That's too obvious.
One of the Kansan's "oars" announces, "The Whole Town's Talking" tonight at 8:15 in Fraser hall theater. It must be sounded like the Puppinid Center Ladies' Aid in session.
There are men and women who give the best that is in them to the least. Usually they are men and women who hold belief in ideals and dreams. They work with faith and courage because they know that no matter than for any reward its proper accomplishment may bring them. They seek first to satisfy themselves. Not only does their faith and courage endure to the end. A notable example was Sidney Lanier, true poet of the soul, who came to test him. He said:
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GIVING ONE'S BEST
Yes, Laniei said that. But what was the end? A shot in the dark; the artist is an artist in one relation or another, . . . The blacksmith may be an artery of trust fiber. It does not matter who gets the beams constitute life; that poetry and asphodel constitute a dreaming ideal; that sculpture constitutes the creation of earnest hands and brains, no matter what their purpose, in the creation of earnest hands and brains, no matter what their purpose, in the community may possess a Phydiian soul. The handler of a yardstick may be a potential measure of strength in the community may possess a Phydiian soul. The handler of a yardstick may be a potential measure of strength in the community may possess a Phydiian soul.
"My experience in the varying judgments given about poetry has all converged upon one solitary principle and the experience of the artist in all such experiences. It is precisely the same direction. That principle is, that the artist shall put forth humble and lovingly, and without bitterness against opposition, the art that is within him, utterly regardless of contemporary criticism."
Cincinnati Enquirer
Meet Geon, New International Deity. Whose Recognition Will Bring Peace
Washington, Jan. 10—Meet the Geon. No, you have never been introduced to him by name, although you are a part of him. Probably, like most people, he has barely any phone number. He has been growing in power until now it is unsafe to refuse to recognize him. This unknown god is declared unius by Francis Delaisi in his book, "Political Myths and Economic Realities." In such a delicate matter as introducing a new deity I had better quote the words of
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"Inside Stuff"
--points for the old monkish warning "Caveto de resignationibus."
"Not every day does promotor come so easily," the personnel director of Hakeyey, Smart and Company said. "Everyday is when the day's Kansan and discovers how he has been promoted to "personal diary" role, and even more important even though it exists only in the imagination of a cub reporter who didn't hear what he thought he was saying."
Which blunder is a fine illustration of one way in which reporters make mistakes; simply letting attention go when speaking from what the speaker is saying.
--points for the old monkish warning "Caveto de resignationibus."
Campus Opinion
Editor Daily Kansan:
The U. S. Marshall with a pose did appear at Lawrence 21 May 1856 to arrest three free attute leaders who had been indicted. He was acting under orders of the court. He then dismissed his pose and went to the Congress Court called it into his service, but that it quite another story.
The following statement regarding the so-called "sack of Lawrence," 21 May 1856, seems to be due your readers after the death of Lawrence for burning Free State Hotel" in the Kannan 6 January 1829. That article states that "the U. S. Marshal of Kansas entered Lawrence in command of . . . an armed soldier, and burned the hotel on its opening day." It would be difficult to construct a sentence which would be more misleading.
The same grand jury which had returned the above mentioned indictments, recommending the Herial of Freedom, and the Kansas Free State, newspapers, and of the Free State freedom, on his own motion in executing the recommendation of the grand jury. In so doing he was acting upon a law that allowed the destruction of the property if detection was neither the direct nor the incidental result of the action of government officials acting in line with the law. "Every one that the recommendations of a grand jury have no legal force. It would have been necessary for government proceedings in the matter and to have issued orders for the abatement of the alleged nuisances. The action would be less than the action of a mob leader during a period of civil disorder, and the property destroyed was destroyed in the course of what amounted to $100 million."
THREATENED LEAVE
In extenuation of Jones, it should be recalled that he had been shot, supposedly by a free state man, while in Lawrence 23 April in Appalachia he was quite naturally not in a temperate and kindly mood as respects the city of Lawrence on 21 May following. Those same laws that applied to slave leaders among them Atkinson, Buford, and Jackson, opposed the action of Jones in the destruction of property in Lawrence and Warren counties, conclusion, it is only too obvious that no one can make a case against the United States government on the ground that the property was owned by a State officer acting in line of duty.
Once more Premier Polineau has threatened to leave office only with the result of finding himself begged to stay. When he is assured by his colleagues and by the party leaders in the Chamber that his work is not yet done, and that he is, in fact, indicted for consents to withdraw his resignation.
As Others See It
James C. Malin Department of History
This is the third or fourth time that he has done so since he worked on political life. Without a party behind him, and able to keep his government alive only by a coalition of quarrelsome factions, he has held on far beyond the support of the French Prime Minister. In the act of "saving the france" which was has great achievement, he also did many of the jobs he has offered. His offers to step out have been nearly as frequent as those of Bismarck to the old Emperor William. After each one of these resignations he goes to France, where the Chancellor to go on with his work. This process is often successful, but it is inherently dangerous. He has never been a man who has the habit of resigning is allowed to go. Perhaps this ac-
"The Goe is here. He exists and lives in us. Each of us is one of the Goe, although we do not know it need no to wish to know it. Each of us knows all the others; and on account of the disturbance that this provokes in the entire organism, the organism retaliates with a vengeance. By making us suffer the unknowledge gained himself upon our consentive ones."
According to the French economist all the wars of the world are due to the irreversible conflict between France and monetarism. The world will never be at peace until all cases acknowledge that they are one. The Great Gatsby, in particular, uphews upon the world as a whole because of those who refuse to recognize its unity. Those who campaigned it expected short campaign time, but only the administrative organization of a few nations, but the Goon, so contemporaneously ignored, inflicted injury upon all peoples, inflicted injury upon all people, Though during the war temporarily evaded by the best of the struggle to the point of poaching the animals, they were relapsed with the armaticite international egoism. For this reversion to the worship of their triumph side the them and more heavily than ever.
We would be disposed to disregard this unpleasant prediction but we remember that the would suffered from his book "The In inevitable War." This appeared in 1911 and was generally regarded as a grim joke. If we had been told that then the war would not have been inevitable, and then "The In inevitable War" would not have been true, and then "The In inevitable War" would have been true, and then "The In inevitable War" would have been true, and then when he tried to trace what might have been find things not happened at their did. Anyhow let us hope that we are aware there are no signs that belonging is a whole array are any more included than in 1914 to recognize their common interest and to know that
CENSORS AND CIGARETS
New York Times.
ESN1026 - We write the Restaurant Owner's Association has protected to the Federal Radio Commission against that brand of cigarette advertising which might lead the listening in public to believe that cigarette advertisements are on a human system than the eating of ham sandwiches. As the Federal Radio Commission has no power of censorship over radio programs, the action of the restaurant men must be construed as blowing.
If the cigarette advertisers take the logical next step, they soon will buy cigarettes for nursing bottles and milk or infant oil, and buy cigarettes for infants, or the Radio Commission, nothing about it. no matter how mournful became the cries of the babies.
The restaurant owners and others whose business or sensibilities might be injured by radio advertising will find that in the end their refuge and strength lie in the common sense of knowing they refuse than admission of radio programs. For if censorship ever cancels 'pass' matter would it end?
Washington Star
A woman in the Hoover Cabinet? Certainly, if Hoover wants one and knows where to put her.
Women may be able to make cake according to directions, but they can't manage husbands that way.
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WHAT IS COLLEGE EDUCATION?
Why do you go to college? Is it to study, to prepare yourself for a trade, e. profession, to gain a general culture, to play football, to achieve social prestige, to have four years of irresponsible fun, or just because you like it? It is one of these reasons, several combinations, or a little of each?
Orean at college it is just as impossible to be he kind of student it is to take every course on the subject. Ms. Beta Kappa, captain of the team, president of his class, the most popular ladies' man on the campus editor of The Phi
To do everything is unreasonable, first, because of physical incapacity and lack of time, second, because these leaders in all these various lines of student endeavor if they had all of the time in the world. We are not unable to have an aptitude for study, while to others it is almost an impossible to do the most meager amount. One cannot have an aptitude for study, while another, with just as good qualities, could never be a prom queen she was the only girl in school. But so many and many other choose that which he can do best and likes best to do. It is not always true that those who are not students at heart should have any aptitude to ship is the greatest achievement of a university career but it is not the only one. College would be a dull job, and physically exhausting. Who would have any aptitude to receive rooms and laboratories. It would be worse than dull, it would be mentally and physically exhausting. Who would have any aptitude to receive rooms and laboratories. It would be worse than dull, it would be mentu
A RIT OF MORBIDITY
If the student body feels itself sufficiently recovered from the customary celebrations of the New Year to go as far as to read editors, the time for it is about a quarter hour. For the writer ventures that this is perhaps an appropriate sake of grandilopeness, we address it to the students of the country—we might just as well throw a basket of books at the Atlantic Ocean as in Lake Monet.
In one, two or three years, most students, harring good football players, will leave the college and universities and enter the cute things said by presidents of billion dollar monopolies regarding the rooy prospects
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Vol. XXVI
Wednesday, 19 January, 9 2018
No. 50
There will be a dinner followed by a very important meeting of Kappa
Beta, Thursday, Jan. 10, at the Christian church, at 6:45 p.m., all members
KAPPA BETA:
RUBY CLARE PETERSON, President.
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB;
There will be a regular meeting of the Coronopolitan Club at Thursday,
Jun. 10 at 5:45 p.m.
M. KANAKADRI RAO<sub>f</sub> Secretary.
KAPPA PHI:
GLADYS BAKER, Publicity Chairman.
QUILL CLUB;
The regular meeting of Kapri Phi will be held Thursday, June 10, at 7:30 at the home of Mrs. Price, sponsorship, 1215 Oriental St., Plほどges will meet
NAOMI DAESCHNER, Chancellor.
Quill Club will hold pledging and initiation services Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Rest Room of the Administration building.
TAU BETA PI:
Even a college student know that the words "politics" and "politician" denote graft and deception. The whole slobbering moss of corrosion is at work in the community, "leaders in the community." What are they going to do to remove the
Industrially, the United States is highly advanced, which means that fewer and fewer individuals are securing jobs. Young men of ability, one is told, can far in large corporations; but the sacrifice of a man's spirit and individuality is really mentioned. The present industrial organization is a question too large for consideration here. But unemployment figures and tables showing the number of workers who are going to think about.
The meeting of Tan Bai Pi will be held on Friday at 11:30 a.m. in room 115 Marvin hall, instead of Thursday as formerly announced.
EDWIN S. RANDEL, President.
for the future, it might be worth while to make a few brief observations about the nature of this world, which are very little. We do not mean the cast proficiencies of Russell, Sponger, Dewey and their contemporaries and predecessors, but simply some hard practice, practical graduation cannot ignore.
ballot box from the influence of religious and racial prejudice?
Add to this the activities of host-legenders and the great host of other criminals and the picture many contemptuous accurate picture, but there are so many descriptions of the opposite type exist that this one may very accurately antithe.
One more detail presents itself to a canal observer, the spectacle of the governments of the great nations calmly gliding themselves for a new war with deadly chemicals and permafrost net for natron but for pop-
Perhaps the mission of the future
climber is to save exploration from
flooding. It would be very encouraging if
the younger generation showed some
sense of responsibility.
-Wisconsin Daily Cardinal
Arkansas is working out the problem whether she is going to evolve or whether evolution is going to suppress Arkansas.
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