MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1928
PAGE THIRD
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Freshman Class Shows Decrease of 64 This Year
Registration Cards Revea
Increase in All Schools
But College and
Fine Arts
Registration cards at the end of the second week show an increase in all the schools except the College and Fine Arts. The classes have also been revised to the exception of the freshmen class which dropped from that of last year.
1927 1928
Graduate School 218 322
Computer Science 242 323
Engineering 542 563
Fine Arts 352 363
Law 139 144
Pharmacy 80 82
Medicine 260 264
Education 169 124
Business 118 134
Duplicates:
Graduate and Medicine 9
College and Medicine 109
College and Law 22
140
1927
Upper classes, includes
Graduate School 2500
Freshmen
Advanced Standing 500
Specials 87
4116 4110
The 1927 summer session was three smaller than 1928, the figures being 1650 for 1928 and 1683 for 1928.
Famous Old Can-Can Become Self-Service Store
Noted Restaurant Closes
Tombstone, Ariz., Oct. 1, —(UP) —
The Can-Can restaurant, the center of Tombstone's social life in the days when the frontier town boasted 15,000 population and was the roaringest of the roaring mining camps of the west has bowed at last to the advance of modern civilization.
Today the Can-Can is Tombailone's newest self-service store and with its passing from the restaurant field to a new brand of the oldtimers' favorite memories.
Evening clothes were worn by many who brought eastern finery into the west in the early 30's, and the men of the time often entertained with all possible formality.
Politicians, prominent mining man,
lawyers and writers, were drained to
early Tomastone and inevitably dived
at the Can-Can. The cosmopolitan
city was a place of wealth and the restaurant stood out in its rough surroundings.
Stutz and Shore Home From Manager Conclav
Cowhogs, gumblers, miners, and reputable “bad men” polluted their manners on occasions and partook of the Can-Can fare. It was an unwritten law that all “rough stuff” be parked outside.
John G. Stutz, secretary of the International City Manager's Association, and Chester K. Shore, of Lawrence, have just returned from the fifteenth convention of the International City Manager' Association held at Ashville, North Carolina, Sept. 16 to discuss his hold for the purpose of increasing interest in the city manager plan, and for discussion of new aspects of the plan which have arisen in the course of the year.
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Mendenhall to Deliver Lecture at Fraser Tuesday Night at 7:3
'Education and Inward Urge' Is Speaker's Subject; Is a Known Quaker
Dr. W. O, Mendenhall, president of Friends' University of Wichita, who is to speak Tuesday evening, is so excited to arrive tomorrow at 5:45 p.m. in the train locator Mendenhall will take us to the University Club to funnere.
At 7:30 p. m. Tuesday, Doctor Men-
mendall will speak in the theater in
Fraser hall on the subject, "Education
and the inward urge: Are They Related?" Although he is speaking under the anipices of the Y. M. C. A. women are also invited and urged to be present. He speaks in a short, local unit, Immediately following his speech an open forum will be held.
Doctor Mendhennah is not only known as one of the leading Quakers of this country but as an educator as well. "Pew school men are as popular with their students or better informed with them about the problems and problems," said Ted Shultz.
Colt Saves Child From Drowning in Water Tank
Haws, Kan., Oct. 1—(UP) The story of how a wild and unweened cat seized the neckband of a baby's dress and held its head out of water, to save it from drowning, was revealed here today.
When found the animal's head was stretched over a water tank into which the two year old son of Reimar Dunn had fallen. Lacking the knife, Dunn freed the free of tanks the salt had hold the baby's head out of the water.
How long the cell stood in this strained position is unknown but it is thought to have been several hours as the baby was unconscious. Dum believes the baby escaped as he fell and the cell rushed to his asleep.
Although friendly with the baby,
the ewt was in a wild and untamed
heart and would permit no familiar-
ness. He was also member of the
family. Ioann said.
The marriage of Cloe Gatley, 52, of Lansburg, and Miss Mary Turner of Aurora, Mo., took place at Springfield, Mo. Sept. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Gatley are at home in St. Louis where Mr. Gatley will complete the medical course at Washington University.
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Rustic Cafeteria Built for California School
Whittier, Cal., Oct. 1—Plans for a new college cafeteria at Whittier College, here, call for a building style matching the campus' classic style, both its side and out.
A massive chimney and fireplace of buildings is to be in the middle of one block, with walls inside walls to afford space for extra seating accommodations. There will be no ceiling and the heavy hems on his stained to carry out the plain theme.
Nurserymen Plan South's First Botanical Garder
Memphis, Tenn. Oct. 1, —(UP)—A botanical garden, the first in the South, is to be established in Memphis by the SouthernWestern Association of Nurseries in co-operation with the Memphis Park Commission, it was decided at the annual meeting of the association here.
The garden will be modeled after the famous Arnold Arboretum, near Boston, and will be one of the most elaborate in the world, according to present plans. Preliminary work will start soon.
Under plims adopted at the meeting, the Park Commission will furnish the ground and provide the maintenance and the nurserymany will donate the plants. Memphis was one of the first cities to develop a garden because of climatic conditions.
Drinking Water Is Good in Devastated Florida
Washington, Oct. 1. — The drinking water throughout the northern part of the devastated area of Florida is generally good, according to reports received from Dr. John M Mcullen of the University of Louisiana, vice. Doctor McMullen, who was in charge of the Mississippi flood area and was transferred from New Orleans, reports that in that area there were over 800 deaths, mostly among the negroes, but that these were due to drowning. In spite of the encouragement of his company, a vigorous campaign of anti-typhoid vaccinations has been started.
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Fred Milliken, fz '23, was drowned Aug. 30, when he fell from the boat in which he and two companions were swimming in a lake near him at the time of the accident were Gordon Saunier, R.S. '22 and Lawrence "Swete" Witereg, A.B. '24, Marianne is survived by his wife, Mermay, Minority, is buried in 2022, her mother, and three sisters.
Miss Fern Edie Knueck, in the department of painting, and drawing, will have her collection of paintings on exhibit on the third floor of the Administration building soon. This will be the first exhibit for the do
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O. C. Yearbook Editor Chosen Norman, Kool, Oct. 1, (UP) Truckman Michael Jackson City, were hired business manager and editor, respectively, of the Sonner, University year book, by the board of publications released by Morgan Press, student. Magee is the son of Carl Magee, editor of the Ohio News.
Two beauty queens are in charge of the Washburn Review at Washburn College this year.
Freshmen at Miesouri must wear the traditional black and gold cap this year or pay the penalty.
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Knox college students are made acquainted with each other at the annual hand-shaking and dancing festivities known as the "Pump-handle."
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Northwestern University students are to present college life as she is lived when the camera is focused on them at the annual get-to-gether party sponsored by the Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A.
Oklahoma University students crashed the gates to hear Al Smith the other night, and then couldn't understand him because his nasal English differed so much from their lingo.
One of the rules of Southwestern at Memphis, Term., is that all students must select a church and attend that church every Sunday morning. A check is made every six weeks to see that the rule is being obeyed.
There are 300 attending the junior college at Kansas City, Kans., in comparison with 216 last year.
Four hundred and seventy-five cars are registered by the students of Missouri University this year. Thirty-two males are represented, with Fords, Chevroleters and Dodges having the greatest popularity. Fourteen males of cars have just one representative on the M. U. campus.
Two hundred and sixty women and only 15 men are enrolled in the School of Speech for the fall semester at Northwestern University.
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Electricity
opens a new era of ocean travel
Miraculously quiet and vibrationless, luxurious and swift, the new electrically operated S. S. California, largest American-built passenger ship, has opened a new era in ocean travel.
Electricity drives the California so efficiently that the fuel bill for the
initial coast-to-coast trip was even less than the Canal tolls. Electricity mans the winches, bakes the bread, makes the ice, polishes the silver. And
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This simulation is found on grant moves to the California Department of Education, an application which includes that the department will develop a model of adult engineering of adults using the simulation.
life, electricity is in the van of progress, Undreamed of yesterday, the electric ship is a symbol of the electrical industry's part in modern civilization and a prophecy of even greater accomplishment.
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