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SUNDAY, NCVEMBER 4.1928
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Arctic Explorer to Tell of Life in Frozen North
There
Stefansson, Thirteen Year in Wilds, an Authority on Conditions There
Vidalia Muir Stif冈son, author of earth
explorer, author, lecturer and educator
will open the Community Institute
in her home in Covington Tuesday,
Nov 13, in the Auditorium.
Mr. Stefenson is an author on the life and condition of the答应者 for north gathering data and studying the country. He has made three expeditions to the arctic, one from 1870 to 1912 and another from 1872 to 1916. On the latter expedition he measured over 100,000 square miles of hitherto unexplored land.
Disevers Blond Reklams
Graduated from Lena
Blood
During Mr. Kishin's second northern trip he discovered the new famous blood Eskimus which lives in Mount Kishin and circles recently. He made a through study of Eskimus life and the natural resources and possibilities of his region.
Mr. Stefansson ares great possibilities for the arctic country of the future and his own interests. The "Abelation," of Arctic" and the "Northwest Crown of Empire." His trips to the north have given him the touch of an artist, and he has brought back with him a big展. A field of knowledge which is not numerous lectures and books.
Graduated from Iowa
Mr. Steffenson was born in
Mahle to
tooka,
Icelandic parents. His childhood was spent in North Dakota. He was graduated with an A. B. degree from the University of Iowa in 1905 and later received a Ph.D. He also holds the degree of LLD from the Universities of Michigan and Iowa. He has been presented with awards for contributions to scientific organizations in recognition of his contributions to his field. His best known books are "My Little Book the Eskimos" and "Friendly Adults the Northwestern Country of Empires."
Reservations have been given on steadily, according to word from the office of Dean John K. Hyser, a management associate at Thursday evening. Reservations may be made by calling at main 1. Administration building or by phone.
Pianist to Give Concert
Miss Merle Conger Will Appear in Faculty Recital
Miss Allie Merle Cooper, pianist and a member of the faculty of the School of Fine Arts, will give a concert Monday November 14 in her studio at Merle Cooper is an especially able piano according to Dustin D. Mearshunt, and her program includes one of the most beautiful collections of musical literature, are numbers by Miguel Salazar, are numbers by Miguel Sochen, Chionn, Liett, and Bocke.
Miss Conger was selected this year to be Dem Searshman. From college, she worked in New York and comes to the University with a high registration in a solist. The program Monday is open to all students. No charge will apply.
Students Killed Encourage to Game
Newark, Ohio, Nov. 12, (UF) -- Three more onetroop
Players were killed at Columba's
were burned to death when today when their automobile collided with a truck and burst into flames. A fourth man
The dead: F. A. Shriver, Sherriusville, Ohio, and E. C. Chittakerian and Dr. A. W. Boh, both believed from the same town.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Exclusively
1025 Main.
Crested Stationery
Cowlands
Two Stores
Kappa Beta Initiation Held Thursday Night
Kappa Beta, Christian Church women's club, held pledging service Thursday, Nov. 1, for Marie Moore umlen, Helene Piercer, *Cz*, France Sainte <u>Cz</u>, Helen Stirfellow <u>Cz</u>, Stacy <u>Cz</u>, and Grave Kiel, ullenh.
The monthly dinner was served in the sanctuary of the church following the initiation.
Max
The Cleaner
Suits Cleaned and Pressed
$1.00
Phone 498
Ruby Paterson, c25; is president of the club; Dorothy Rugge, c29; vice pres.; Ruby Bryant, c29; secretary; Nina Crawford, fa30; treasurer; Elaine Crawford, c29, corresponding secretary; Ruth Shaw, gr, alumni secretary.
The openings of Kappa Beta are Mr. and Mrs, George O. Foster, Mr. and Mrs, C. A. Richards, S. B. Braun, Williamson, Williamson, are Ms. H. H. Lane,
Stamps Crass Ocean "Via Air"
The stamps, the first to travel by air across the Atlantic, have pictures of miniature zeppelins in the centers of cities and villages on land, one and a half inches square. They were bought in Germany for $20, which will be that country will be valued at $250.
Nia Graf Zoppaflin' labeled it a tiny container with four brilliantly colored stamps which was sent a geology paper to Washington by German scientists.
Two years ago, when Whitman was here, his concert was held in Rollinen gymnasium, and all the vests and jackets were even stood in the street to hear him. This year, with the capacity of the auditorium, there will be plenty of seats for everyone, although it is expected that most of them will be sold.
Send the Daily Kansan Home
Students Evidence Unusual Interest
"The first ballot is the national and state ticket. The second is the district and bail ticket. The third is small and assumes two constitutional amendments.
will check your name on the registration list, enter it on his book, and you will be given three badges.
(Continued from page 1)
"If you do not understand the marking of ballots see the committees of the Al Smith or Hoover Club, League of Women Voters, or members of the department of political science. Full disclosure will be given by these organizations."
“Do not forget the constitutional amendments. If one fails, the gazoon tax law is in danger. If they fail, we will lose federal and for its roads.
"After marking the baller in the booth, fold it before coming out so that the printing and marks do not get distorted." The way it was handed to you.
"After receiving the ballots into one of the booths, curtained, which will be in plain sight. A pen will be placed on the floor and nothing else to mark your ballots.
"Prevent the ballots at the table. The judge will take them and an enounce your name. The clerk will check you as having voted."
"Leave the booth as promptly as possible. Make up your mind what you are going to do before you enter the room." The event this way will determine this year's means that the election boards will probably be crowded. Do not waste valuable time of others who may be waiting. One minute is ample time, taking the ballot if your are prepared.
"Leave the polling place promptly when the bullet has been deposited in the ballot box."
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Teeth of men students are better than the teeth of women students at the University of Minnesota, according to an examination made through Dr. Peter Berkhusn professor in the Dental school. Difference in care in the dental school differs in inherent qualities are responsible for the difference in teeth.
An anti-eraching object by the Inter-
national council of fraternity dances as found necessary at Indiana
iniversity.
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LOST: large black leather notebook on 14th or Massachusetts. 141. —50
FOR SALE — three-story house in fine line between University and town. Excellent for family residence or for fraternity of moderate size. A well-equipped office, laundry, half cash. For information call 1951W. - 54
FOUND—Lady's parse containing money and feminine articles. Owner may have same by editing at 1800 or by posting at 5 o'clock. Wayne A. McMillill.
WANTED—Fifty hunters for Saturday afternoon. Harry Levine, 1139 Kentucky. 44
FOR SALE: Chevrolet sport coupe 1927 model in excellent condition Call Calvin at 975.
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LOST—Yellow leather jacket. Cali George Meek, 1233 Oread. 44
LOST—Physics textbook on campus.
Name Carl Berger in book. Return to Kanan business office. 44
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Buffalo trails
OR miles they stretch across the prairie and up into the footbills, smooth, clearly marked, beaten hard as rock through the centuries by the hoofs of buffalo on their way to the salt licks.
When the railways came, and the engineers were confrontd with the great bastion of the Rocky mountains, these buffalo trails assumed a new significance. It was found that they always followed the easiest gradients, that they penetrated the mountain fastness by the most direct route.
Buffalo trails became one of the greatest assets of the early railway builders. Time, money, energy, were conserved; a vast amount of fruitless pioneering and surveying was eliminated, by trusting to the infallible instinct which had led the herds along these obscure and little-known ways.
Advertising, like those old buffalo trails, provides a clear and unmistakable path among the perplexities of modern buying. It points the way to the goal of safety and sound value; it avoids the pitfalls of unknown and unreliable goods. By following the advertisements in this paper you are following the high road to true economy.
MAKE IT A HABIT: FOLLOW THE BROAD SURE TRAIL OF ADVERTISING