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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1925
University Daily Kansai
Obecial Student Paper of THE UNIVERSITY OF KANAS LAWRENCE, Kansas
Editor in Chief
Awards Editor
Sport Editor
California Editor
Government Manager
Tucson Falls Editor
Telephone Editorial
Sunday Magazine Editor
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Marion Leah
Maryland Associate
William Daniels
Hermann Meyer
Rosemary Mahler
Curtis Kelly
Junes Weiss
Kathleen Forman
Clinton Forman
Alice Sutton
Milford Eldredt    Warren Pilikin
Markey Packard    Loren Pleming
Jacob Bandy    Betty Featherman
Nathan Pitt    Dhali
Don Rhoades
Business Staff
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Published in the afternoon, five a week and on Sunday morning, by students in the Department of Journalism of the University of Florida, at the Press of the Department of Journalism.
Entered as second-class mail matter September 17, 1819, at the post office at Lawrence Katsan, under the act of March 5, 1819.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 3, 1929
BASKETBALL
With a jinized squad composed largely of new material, Kansas has begun the present basketball season with unfortunate results, having lost the four open games. Dr. F. C. Allen, head coach, seems to be unable to keep a regular center in uniform. Kerkensbrenn was lost to the game through death last summer, and Ramsey injured his hand severely just before the opening game against Washburn. These misfortunes coupled with losses by inequality and graduation not only affected the team last season, but seem to be carrying over to the present.
Despite this unfavorable preclude it may safely be predicted that a reversal of form is bound to come in time for the opening of the Big Six Conference games. The reversal may even be made obvious in the University of California series being held on the west coast, tonight, tomorrow and Saturday.
It takes several contests to season a green team. With a number of such preliminary contents behind them, the Kansas team should be ready to retravel the triumphal way of former seasons, when Kansas ruled the Missouri Valley. Whoever wins the championship of the Big Six Conference will have to beat the Jayawaters to do it.
COOLIDGE POPULARITY WANES
The absence of Christina gifts, especially of rare edible tributes, at the White House this season demonstrates the whims of the general public. Heretofore, the White House doorstep was piled with delicacies, but this Christina the president had to buy many of the provisions for his Christmas dinner. Already, the Hoover family has begun receiving the unusual and rare presents which formerly went to the Coolidge.
Lasting popularity is a minus quantity where the public is concerned. Those in the limelight of the public gaze get a big "rush" until the advent of a bigger or never luminary. Then those once popular fade into oblivion as far as the public is concerned. Perhaps it is just as well that things are as they are, since lasting popularity would result in too many "swelled heads." It is only right, and just to shift occasionally the public eye from one object to another, because it would get rather tiresome to be pursued by curiosity lovers all the time.
GENE THE SENSITIVE
The sensitiveness recently developed by Gene Tunney is the result of the publicity which has engendered an ever-curious world about his affairs, private and professional for many months. His withdrawal from the ring naturally caused comment, and sport writers are entitled to their opinions. For the most part, however, he has been treated kindly, although he is occasionally referred to as the "gentleman pug", and was subjected to conjectures concerning his reception into society following his marriage to Miss Lauder. His attempts to avoid reporters prior to his wedding in Europe merely resulted in a little good-natured detective work on their part. He was not accorded the senational treatment frequently given pugilists but was placed more in the light of a fabious man.
Mr. Tumney's present sensitiveness somewhat childish and snacks of the "Aw, leave me alone!" attitude. He should face the fact that when a man becomes world's heavyweight champion of the boxing ring and then deserts the boxer to marry a famous heiress, he becomes a celebrity, and the public will be curious about celebrities. His aggressive silence was probably accorded three times the front page phrase that a simple statement of his future plans would have received.
"QUESTION MARK"
An army plane, fittingly named for the interrogation point, took the air in Los Angeles Tuesday morning in what may well be an encope-making experiment. The "Question Mark" is to remain in flight, providences wiling, until its three motors were out. The feat is to be accomplished by means of air refracting three daily. The first attempt was made successfully shortly after the plane took off yesterday. The task of refracting requires that two planes fly for a period of eight minutes within seventeen feet of each other, a nice test of piloting skill.
The five flees aboard, with visions of future world cruises in their heads are prepared to spend several comfortable weeks in the air travelling back and forth between Los Angeles and San Diego. There remaining aboft throughout today, however, will have established a new record for long time flying, the longest endurance flight made thus far having lost less than three days.
The text is an ambitious one and if it lifts up to the optimistic antipulations of those attempting it, is destined to write a unique chapter in the history of aeronautics. It is a test the whole world will watch with 'interest'.
We'll bet Big Bill Thompson of Elbenga blames this influenza epicen on King George.
STATE PROPERTY
The University Daily Kanan's despair assertive a few weeks ago that the "Bock Chilk", famous K. U. yell, is dying in the throats of a war on Iraq and much as an editorial comment as muddy Kansas roads or the controversy over what to do with old safety razors blades. The reason, of course, is that the "Bock Chilk" belongs to Kansas, K. U. is only its utitanian.
—Arkansas City Traveler
Today's Best Editorial
THE ART OF CUSSING
There is a variety of university pedagogy that vies with a curious species of moderner Ceygman in his focus upon itself. You will comprehend what is meant when we mention the eastern college professor, and of English, at that, who recently gave a lecture on the use of pluralsamentally on the wane. He felt, and said, that the need of the English speaking peoples is for better and more accurate teaching, would so naturally follow, his remarks were enshrined on the front pages of the public prints, which asked what he had in mind all the while.
Emphasis, observed our exponent of the higher education, is lost to the modern generation, and a lack of supply the lack. One dislikes to disagree with an authority, but nevertheless has one who can supply the minority of learning talks flaploodd. The truth is that of all the profane men we have known, few, few indeed are well-educated, in the seriousness, and many were weeklings of the first warrior. While there is diversion for the most important part of one who has recourse to profanity for expression, it is frequently evident that his misdirection conceals but does not reveal his word. The mother tongue fails him, and he resorts to this expedient, for reasons not obvious, than does the average school child.
Portland Oregonian
If it be emphasis that the profession seeks, let him consider the spiritual quality of men who abstain from exertion and work despite this abstention, reputations for force and warranted self-assurance. There is so often more of fifty percent than seventy in the house of their remarks that one is given to wonder if, after all, proximity may always prove helpful, but mind the types and sorts of men, we say in all truth that the most emphatic men we have ever known have been men of quiet manners.
Molten Rock Blisters Within Earth Made Continents by Great Pressure
No lackeckness nor careless line-type operator, nor inductive proofreader, was responsible. No, sir, Insider isn't going to duck. He did it himself, with his big, black editing pencil. And so Insider hereby apologizes for not checking the name of the K. U. (cofftail squad). Inside looked up Lymann's name in the directory, found the "D" on the end decided the directory was wrong, and changed it to a "U." only to discover that the directory was right in spite of appearances.
"Inside Stuff"
Plain Tales
New York, Jan. 3.—Immense bithers of molten rock, 29 to 100 miles below the surface of the earth, several hundred miles across and sometimes a million cubic miles in volume, taking several millions of years to form and burst, are the cause of continents forming on the face of the earth. The compression of the interior of the earth by gravity is the source of heat that melts the rock to form these great fluid masses. Professor Willis explained in announcing this new idea of continental origin and development. Concentrations of the heat generated by the immense pressures, at pHes amounting to over twenty million pounds per square inch, occur under the surface layers of the earth and create the great bithers of molten material.
Professor Hamilton, "I believe that I saw you last night at 11 p. m., when I was out walking. What were you doing out at that hour?"
After calling the roll the professor called on a student to recite and received no answer. After a minute the student was absent, that the student was absent.
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Perhaps Sir John Ervine would find a solution for the American drama in the widespread popularity of the Little Theater movement. The little theater can surely do much to enlighten Americans with great dramas in the United States.
"All the world," a stage man and women merely played, "wrote Shakespeare who was not only the supreme playwright of all time, but also the writer."
We college men and women of today are able play theatrics and procreate in a year, a one semester each. Each week term is an act, and at the end of the semester we know whether our imbibations of both. The "A" and "F" student is the author of tragedies of academic life. We have already written two acts for approval, both while the "F" student is the author of tragedies of academic life. We have already written two acts for approval, both while the "F" student is the author of tragedies of academic life. In going over our manuscripts which our critics returned to us, we can see how our plays will usually come in the third act and the catastrophe of a tragedy in the last act. Our trope be averted? Can we change tragedies to comedies in the last act? Tragedy and perseverance will often
Critics are still trying to explain the popularity of "Abie's Irish Rose," a book written by greatness, they are at loss to explain how it ever got to the stage, but it had elements that would make it sell, and the fortunate manager snapped.
AMERICAN DRAMA
Sir John Ervine admits in an apologetic sort of way that America has produced great poets, among whom he can claim given Americans credit for reaching grande heights in producing great novelists. Sir John, however, lamented the lack of great talent in the English theatre there are no truly great dramatists in the United States and, though he concedes that Eugene O'Neill has merits, to account for this lack of good dramatic production in the
Sir John Ervine touched on the cause, perhaps surprisingly, in his recent press release. The American theatre truly great plays never reach the stage, and the dramatists who aspire to immortal greatness never send the vehicle of their fond hopes to the stage. So a real movie into New York must write for their public, consequently, the average play of today is of the commercial type that you see at the box office. The New York theater manager has certain limitations unconscionally effecting his author. The play must sell! It may have beautiful littering and characterization that must sell! It may be full of sure fire theater stuff, it may be full of hokum, but it will it sell the manager-composer in a release of the piece.
- **The cover of the blister consists of crystalline rock, and when heated crystals凭 their form in response crystallize into a solid.** Professor Willis said in explaining how the anisothetic break. **The lower part of the cover is heated and $5$ squeezed between the weaker layers.** The pressure produces a proximal marmor. The crystals grew sideways, horizontally, and in so doing exert pressure against the rigid portion of the earth's crust around it. The outer layer of the blister grows this pressure increases and the cover eventually presses out at the margins and breaks. The break will not be vertical, but挤出 outside what is in machine is called a sheet.
*Eruptions of mangas follow the break and rising beyond the blister build up the edificient surface. Partly crumbled, the diastatic blisters crack, crumble, and allowing molten rock to rise through it. There will result a depression or basin, equal in volume to the mangas that occur. The depth of the smaller depressions that are the deeper parts of ocean basins. Volcanic ridges, which often carry volcanic debris like lava, magma, or ash from the Caribbean, or the Hawaiian chain, surround them. Eruptions occur from time to time in their floors, and the beds of the basins are known to contain the basalt, a common kind of magmas.
"A very large number of eruptions, a great many asteroides, an enormous lapse of time must have been required to accomplish the American in this way." Professor Wilks said. "But the needs need not embarrass us and the complex structure of each of the continent's curved plates are still acquired by the theory?"
During this process the more siliceous minerals of granite, the gray minerals of granite, the first. Prof. Willis explained, forming the minerals of rock that constitute the earth.
In the earth dead $J_2$. Are the ocean oceans and continents flames and fire? Are the waves like wind? And is there another world that would be a depressed area, marginated in pairs by lands buried by hills composed in their foundations of older eruptive rocks?
There is the great sleep off Japan.
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and the chain of volcanoes dominated by Fajan. There is the deep off the Alkalitian islands with Katmati and many other volcanic. There is the deep offshore volcanics the volcanoes that rise in the Andes. There are many others in the Pacific and the East and West Indies. Only the Atlantic region appears now to be prepared for perhaps warm up to become more some millions of years hence."
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A NEEDED REFORM
It is reporter at Washington than one of the first reforms to be pressed by the next Administration will be the long-planned reorganization of the Department of Commerce. Other Presidents have tried in vain to initiate this Republican policy, which has been frequently ignored because it has not had much impact that the time is now more propitious because of the interest in the subject that was aroused by the recent presidential campaign. Mr. Hoover's efforts are the activities of the Department of Commerce have shown what could be done in other departments, and he is known to be heartily in sympathy with the new department, as counted so many nostalgiae.
In his acceptance address, Mr. Hoover pointed out the costly results of divided responsibility with the abstraction of different departments and day fourteen different bureaues engaged in public works are located in nine different executive departments that are closely correlated with conservation of natural resources are administered by five departments. The Brown commission, some years ago, outlined a compromise for various functions in a manner to reduce expenditures and promote efficiency. Several States, notably New York and California, have attacked this problem with regard to their own governmental machinery. So Congress should impose a law that would eliminate the present confusion and duplication of activities and institute a more business-like system of administration in the State.
—Philadelphia Public Ledger
The "erime wave" is nausea, but a symptom. It indicates what is the matter with us. And it is just as natural and inevitable as the chills.
BEHIND THE CPIME WAVE
As a nation, we are afflicted with a breaking down of moral fiber. We no longer have clearly established
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OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY BUILLETIN
Vol. XXVI
Thursday, March 1, 1929
No. 75
POLINISTAN SCIENCE SOCIETY:
There will be a regular meeting of the Christian Science Society Thursday evening at 7:30 in Room B Myers hall.
S. D. PARKER, President
K, U. SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA:
There will be an important rehearsal of the K, U. Symphony Orchestra at 7:30 this evening.
K. O. KUERSTEINER, Director.
ENGINEERING CONVOCATION:
There will be an engineering convention Friday morning, Jan. 4, at 10:30, in the auditorium of Marvis hall for the purpose of announcing the results of a recent fire safety inspection.
standards of right and wrong. We are content with the appearance of right.
Once committed to hypersisy, we were done. We were free to practice anything that was necessary in sciences if we could find a way to cannage it. Lt. lip services to
The cause of our affliction may seem obscure. Certainly the physicians do not agree in their diagnosis. But this much, at least, must be clear, even to the layman. Effect follows when a patient goes down with dogs get up with fleas.
An as a people we were sent to righteousness. We declared for purity difficult to attain and its appearance easily simulated, we learned to pretend. We excused ourselves on the day it is necessary to act a good example.
rightcousness covers the multitude of our sins.
We lost our national soul when we lost the courage to call a spade a spade. We sacrificed honor when we learned to bid ourselves
What of Florida? The nation bought ships and lived in frenzy until the game was over. Look at the stock market. Microsoft are risking big money to build a frenzed effort to get rich quick. If it isn't gambling, what is it?
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Consider gambling, for example. As a people we trown upon it. It is the risk of money in a game that is the risking of money in a game of chance—the effort to get something in exchange.
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A nation of pious hypocrites, mouthing sweet phrases about lay enforcement and shaking cocktails behind the pantry door!
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