PAGE FOUR THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 9. 1923 Basketball Team Back From Series With Coast Five Jayhawkers Win One of Three Games Played Before Large Grounds Crowds Twelve traveling Jayhawkers and Dr. F, C. Klein all arrived in Lawrence this morning from Oakland, California, where they completed a three-game engagement with the University of California. Of the three games, the winbackers put the last in the win column, the first win of the season. Doctor Allen said this morning, "Although the team did not win the experience, and learned some things about the California method of play, which can be of benefit when the Golden Bears journey to Kansas next Team in Good Physical Shape The team is in good physical shape, with the exception of a few minor bruises, and intense practice will begin this afternoon in order to put the men in the best condition for the game, which will be played here Saturday night. Doctor Allen highly praised the sportmanship of the Westerners, and reports that the team was treated with every courtesy. Although the team was due missed for the holidays, a 4,000 persons saw every game. Bears Had Bright Advantage Bears Had Height Advantage An advantage that the Bears had over the Giants was the reason they were able to play over the heads of the Kansas team a great distance. The Bears were well developed physically, probably more so than most middle-western athletes, due to the opportunity to take outdoor exercise the year before. Whils in the West, the team and Doctor Allen took advantage of the opportunity to see the Grand Canyon, which was a new experience for most. The men who returned this morning with Doctor Allen were: "Rub Thomson, T. C. Bishop, Pydl Paden Thomas, J. C. Bishop, Pydl Paden Thomas, Hloody Ford, Lilymack, Froestox Bob Manbey, Clarence McGuire, George McMornick, and Claude Whitfield. Twelve Swimmers Report Practice Begins Today; More Men Are Needed The first call for swimming candidates dates afternoon, brought out twelve prospects. Practice will start this afternoon when both the freshmen and varsity material be begin training under Coach Herbert Allard in District 16. The first district of the training while technique will be taken up later. Intramural swimming has brought to light several outstanding men. One of them, Stephen Lee, who has broken three records in organization swims and who has won frets in practically every race, is eligible for the varsity. He is training now with the hope of competing next year. Coach Alphin expresses a desire that, while he is desirable of freshman responding for practice, he is vicially concerned at present with the attitude of those eligible for varsity competition. In order to be successful, he deserves a square of twenty, which is considerably more than the number present. Five Are Known Dead After Volcanic Eruption Santiago, Chile, Jan. 9—(UP)—Fliv persons are known to be dead as a result of Sunday's eruption of Calauca volcano. The five bodies were found in a region along the Chapa river, which felt the worst of the eruption and accompanied with quakes. Woods around the volcano were burning today, however, and relief parties were unable to explore all the territory. Omaha Hat Shop 717 $ \frac{1}{2} $ Mass. St. We clean your hat, repair your shoes, shine them and deliver them to your address. Phone 255 QUALITY — SERVICE AMARKS The Sift Shop JEWELRY A Daring Ski-Jumper in Action Makepace & Strobel Successors 735 Mass. Phone 1881 An unusual photograph of a remarkable ski-jump by one of the skiers near St. Moritz, Switzerland, where the season is now in full swing. Eleven Letter Men Back to Form Nucleus of 1929 Track Season Hopes Are High to Duplicate Performances of Past Two Years Eleven letter men back from last year's Missouri Valley conference track championship team, are included in the some fifty men who have entered their second week of training on the indoor track under the east Stadium in preparation for the 1929 Kansas track season, the indoor sessions of open with the annual K.C.A.C. meeting, in Kansas City early in February. With a nucleus of these men, aided by a number of veterans of last year, Coach H. J. Huff hopes to fill the vacancies left by the graduation of a dozen regulars of the past season, in which Kansas won performances of the past two years, in which Kansas won performances of the past two years, this year will find the Jayhawks competing in the newly formed "Big Six" competition, where a team been done in "outlaw" basketball. “K” men back for the team this arm are Bernard Rooney, George ones, and John Shannon, all sprinters; John Mize, low burden and hurder; Robert Youngman, low burden and hurder, Robert Youngman and owell Hinshew, middle distances; **Captain "Paco"** Frazier, two mile champion, Siranauman and Fortune, Fortune and Art Schroeder, only letter man returning for competition in the World Cup. The loss of "Lad" Grady, valley sprint leader, So McMullen, Cliff Spencer and David Heyward, lay quartet of unusual ability, will be particularly realized. Cash and Wallinger will not be back to teammates until they have the hurdles, Springer in the distance, and Underbelly in the high jump, are finished their competition. Sportsmanship Campaign Begins at Iowa State The Women's intramural basketball championship was won last night by the Ch Omega's in a close game with the N.C. T.'s by a final score of 20 to 24. No student dances will be authorized at the University of Missouri until the beginning of next semester as a precaution against the "flu." Ames, Iowa, Jan. 8.—The qualities of sportsmanship may be highly desirable qualities in anyone. If our college athletes are not able to it is falling down in its job," declared T. N. Metcalf, director of athletics at Iowa State University, better sportsmanship campaign that is pointed at the conduct of spectators at athletic contests at Iowa State. The campaign, inaugurated at Iowa State Friday night when the Kansas State aggict quarterback Metcalf hopes that the present sportsmanship campaign will have its effects, although the misconduct of the football team has not been bad so far this season. Chi Omegas Win Close Game for Championship The lineup was as follows: Chi Omega 6 Filton, f 8 Railback, if 0 Zinn, cf 2 Dalton, og 0 Dann, rg 0 Robinson, lg 0 Craver 2 Sears 0 25% off Substitutions: Sears for Robinson Craver for Railsback. HOUK AND GREEN CLOTHING CO. Substitutions: Sears for nounsor Graver for Railback. T. N. F. II G FI Harper, rf 8 0 M. Lawson, lf 3 0 Trowbridge, cf 1 0 Keller, cg 0 H. Lawson, rg 0 Snead, g 0 Deaver 0 Substitutions: Denver for 8 Substitutions: Deaver for Snead. At the end of the first quarter the score was tied 6 to 12 at the half, T. N. T. s' were leading 12 to 9. Helen was high score for the winning team. Charlotte Harper for the T. N. T. s'. --pajamas Intramural Announcements --- January Clearance SALE Basketball games tonight: --shirts 8:00 p.m. - Delta Sigma Pi vs. Sigma PII Epsilon; Pi Kappa Alpha s, Cosmopolitan Club. 9:00 p. m, P11 - Upsilon vs. Alpha Tau Omega; Delta Chi vs. Theta Tau. Kai Omae; Delta Chi vs. Theta Tau. p. m, -Migma Chi vs. Acacia; Kai Ela Kapra vs. Alpha Kapri Ela. Finals in fancy diving and in 220- yard dash will be run off tomorrow night in the intramural swimming meet. In Congress Today Refusal to Testify Is Costly Washington, Jan 9 - (UP) The Washington law requires oil multi-millionaire, to return from Paris to testify in the Sinclair-Fall Till Pot Dot Funemale is now cost-free. The Funemale-Snyder has just taken over Murali from Blackwell's attorneys, under the Lawish law providing for seizure of that amount on contempt charges in one of such recalcitrant witnesses. --topcoats The university of Indiana will offer 318 courses in their summer school this year. --overcoats --suits Washington, D. C. Jan. 9—Coal- deration of Kellogg Anti-War treaty. Public lands committee hears Sterling Salt Creek Oil report. Aty, Gen. Sargent was before in dian affairs committee at 2 p.m. M. Special unemployment committee continues investigation. On calendar Wednesday to take up post office and post roads committee bills. House Banking and currency committee hearing on Los Angeles bank bill. Interstate commerce committee hearing on Short line railroads. Foreign affairs committee hearing on calendar simplification. Merchant marine committee hearing on extension of life of federal radio commission. KFKU --- Education committee hearing on federal board of vocational education. Special prison investigating committee hearing on federal prison Wednesday — January 9 3:30 p. m. "Color in Our Daily Life", Mrs. Rooxil Seabury, supervisor of art instruction, Lawrence City Schools. :45 p. n. m—Sonata (1st movement, allegro moderato) ___ Grieg Etude in D Liszt ___ Liatz Miss Paull Johnson, Pastor 6:55 p. m. - Concerto in B minor (1st movement) ___ Saint-Saens Miss Kathleen Carlos, violinist Miss Helen Corder, pianist Miss rebb Cavaris, Paris 05 p. m. - Abdil Rehnl Rossi Bur Die Die Rob Schneibert Ab Die Indeed My Heart, Tachai- bir Ab Indeed My Heart, Tachai- Miss Amanda Wulf, Contratto 7:15 p. m.—Canto Amoroso, Sammar: tini.Fluana kowsky. Miss Amanda, Wulf, Contralto Tambourin Rameau-Kreislen To a Wild Rose MacDowell-Hart- mann mann Miss. Kathleen Carlos, violinist Miss Kathleen Carlos, violinist Hiss Helen Carlos, Pianist 7:25 p. m.-Campus News Bulletin. There is satisfaction in knowing you have the best. That satisfaction is a quality of the Ollendorf watch. U. S. Government Offers Fort St. Phillip for Sale New Orleans, Jan. 9.—(UP)-For sale, a long, long in use but still in good shape. That describes in brief what Uncle Sam has placed on the island to help the highest bidder. It is Fort St. Phillip, located in Pluymenis parish, about 70 miles down the Mississippi river, an important historic past, having played a prominent part in both the war of 1812 and the Civil war and is being sold to many new residents. There are contiguous territory because Uncle Sam in the future will rely on Fort Jackson, located a half mile distant and on the opposite side of the river. The famous old fort was built by the Spanish at the time they took possession of Louisiana and during the French invasion, the States to defend New Orleans in that conflict. It was likewise used by the Confederacy for the same purpose in the war. Today is the 112th anniversary of the battle of New Orleans. A freshman at Tulane University was the 23rd annual debate for the Carnegie Hall in history, the first time in the history of the annual contest that a freshman has ever won. VARSITY Theatre Last Times Today Ingenious Dulcelet sound ac companion, and talks by Martin Johnson THREE SHOWS'DAILY 50c All Seats 50c - * * * * * * * * * The date rule is off for bishops. Closing the barns for bishops will be the same. Helen Filken Read the Kansan Want-Ads LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY Eye Glasses Exclusively 1025 Mass. Riding Horses To Rent Oread Riding Academy $1.00 per hr. $1.50 Sundays Phone 90 West 7th For WINTER DRIVING Weed Chains Weed Chains Prestone Alcohol Rental Batteries Storage Firestone Tires We adjust brakes correctly CARTER SERVICE 10th & Massachusetts CONCERT 26th Annual Mid-Winter by K. U. Symphony Orchestra of Sixty Students and Faculty Member KARL O. KUERSTEINER, Conductor WILLIAM B. DOWNING, Baritone Soloist Thursday Evening January 10,8:00 p.m. University Auditorium --- --- THIS CONCERT IS OPEN TO THE PUBLIC WITHOUT CHARGE