PAGE SIX
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 19, 1928
Gov. McMullen Lauds Smith's Omaha Speech As Hope for Farmers
Nebraska Executive Thinks Trit
of Democratic Nominee Has
Opened His Eyes
(United Press)
(David P. King)
Lincoln, N.C. (812) 745-0000—Poy Gov.
E. Fred E. Smith arrived in Lincoln
at 11:09 a.m. i.m. today amid the cheers of
thousands of persons.
He was taken directly to Nebraska
capital where he and Mrs. Smith
were received by Gov. Adam McMullen
and Mrs. McMullen.
Governor McMullen said of Smith's "Omaha speech last night, that the Democratic nominee had given an argument of the McNary-Huguen bill.
"He seems to have a better understanding of the agricultural problem than we do," the nationation the farmers have been seeking than he was some time ago." Governor Bush said.
"However, he still refers to the agricultural plank of the Democratic platform as a theory to be followed, and this is an important practice to be decided upon later.
"It is possible that before Governor Smith finishes his western tour he will make mention of the equalization fee system and explain his attitude toward the taxation with which he treated the McNary-Haug bill as a whole."
Governor McMullen's statement regarding the agricultural speech of Mr. Smith had been anticipated with previous threats to hold the previously had threatened to bolt the Republican party for the Democratic farm relief platform plank. Mr. McMullen's statement did not reaffirm his endorsement of Hoover, however.
Lepers Released As Cured
During Seven Years, 37 Patients Have Left Carville
- Washington, Sept. 19 - Elephants have just been released from the National Leper Home at Carville, La., apparently cured and no longer in menace to the community, according to an announcement made here by the United States public health service, which has trained the national leprosarium is operated.
The institution at Carville has been operating a little more than seven years and has had to have been released on parole, apparently due to no danger to the health of people in the community, and has suffered a relapse. At present about 400 lepers are under treat-ment.
Chauhnogra oil, both crude and its derivatives, are used in treating the patients at Carville. Recently, by us
Columbia, Mo.—Coach Glenn Henry's Missouri Tigers tested their first scrimmage yesterday.
Along the Sidelines United Press
Manhattan, Kan.-The backfield of the Kansas Aggies is receiving most of the attention of Coach A. N."Huff," a spokesman for the practice. Two sophomores are at half.
Ames, Iowa—Coach Neel Workman has yet to uncover a backfield star to range alongside Lindbloom, just year's ace.
--ling local anesthetics, chiefly derivatives of cocaine, it has been possible to give the chlamydia oil derivatives to patients with a severe intense pain that formerly accompanied the injections of the chaluremium oil. This situation was put in better reo-operation of the patients and consequently enough of the curative oil could be given to arrest infection.
Norman, Okla. - Limbing up exercises and short work with forward musing plays kept the Oklahoma high school yesterday in the second day of practice.
Lincoln, Nebr., Nechr—Couch Ernest E. Borgs' Cornhoppers went through a series of challenges for the Huskers are pointing for four intercational games as well as conference games.
Tendency to Bite Causes Smile, Psychologist Say
London, Sept. 19—A man smiles because he has an imbuite to bite the object of his affection. This is the theory proposed by a British psychologist, Daniel Kahneman, and quotes in the scientific weekly "Nature." He points out that previously psychologists do not seem to have satisfactorily explained the smile.
"A puppy welcomes its master with its cars cooked, a distinct gleam in its eyes, wagging its tail and smiling. As its master draws nearer, it rushes into the room and wraps its hand. The smile then may be the result of two opposite tendencies, the
Perry's Home Laundry Men's Shirts, 12c
Ladies Silk Hose, 5c
Ask for prices on other ladies' work.
Ralph Roby
Work called for and delivered Phone 2551
DRUGS SODA LUNCH 929 Massachusetts St.
A brand new stock of Sheaffer and Parker Fountain Pens
Stationery Special
100 sheets paper---- 50 envelopes---- 89c
Luncheon Specials
Olive Nut Sandwich 20c
Roast Pork Sandwich 20c
with lettuce, tomato and mayonnaise
We use Folger's Coffee. Lowney's Cocoa
Motorcycle Delivery
Premium Hams and Fritzel's AA Ice Cream Exclusive agents for "Sliker-Piktur" — a Jayhawk for your slicker, auto or baggage. It's waterproof
FRESHMEN!
Phone 50
Phone 50
Follow the upperclassmen to
The Eldridge Pharmacy "the student hangout"
SHEAFFER and CONKLIN
Pens - Pencils - Sets
All popular cigarettes 15c
Soda Service
Drug Sundries
impute to tear with the teeth and the impulse to suck and lick the object of affection. Adult man does not have a facial expression, but there is a tendency that way usually betrays itself only in words; in children there is a distinct emotion that is expressed by tendency is in man early repressed and only breaks out into action under the stress of violent emotion. The parallel between the man's smile and the woman's laughter is identified, the difference being due to man's more complex development."
HERE'S WHEN
--bunny, june, 11, 12 - mississippi at nc
racket
Saturday, Jan. 12 - Oklahoma ut
Following is the Big Six basketball schedule as arranged at a conference meeting at Kansas City recently.
Friday, Jan. 1 —Kansas State at Iowa State.
Tuesday, Jan. 15—Kansas at Mississippi
Tuesday, Jan. 15-Oklahoma at Kansas State.
Saturday, Jan. 12 Oklahoma at Kansas.
Saturday, Jan. 15—Iowa State at Oklahoma.
soult
Saturday, Jan. 19—Iowa State at
stonday, Jan. 21-Iowa State at Kansas.
Saturday, Jan. 19—Kansas at Nebraska.
Thursday, Jan. 24—Nebraska at Kansas State.
Saturday, Jan. 26 - Nebraska at Oklahoma.
Saturday, Jan. 19—Kansas State at Missouri.
date.
Saturday, Feb. 2—Iowa State at
Nebraska
Tuesday, Jan. 29—Missouri at Iowa State.
Saturday, Feb. 2—Kansas State at Kansas.
Friday, Feb. 15 - Iowa State at Missouri.
Thursday, Feb. 7—Nebraska a Kansas.
Saturday, Feb. 9—Oklahoma at Iowa State,
Saturday, Feb. 16—Kansas at Oklahoma.
State.
Saturday, Feb. 9—Missouri at Kanto All Others
$15.00
Saturday, Feb. 2-Oklahoma Missouri
Monday, Feb. 41—Oklahoma at Nebraska
Saturday, Feb. 16—Iowa State at Kansas, State
Wednesday, Feb. 29—Missouri at Kansas.
Friday, Feb. 22 - Nebraska at Iowa State.
Thursday, Feb. 28—Kansas at Iowa State.
Saturday, Feb. 23 Kansas State of Oklahoma
Saturday, March 2-Kansas State at Nebraska.
Monday, Feb. 25-Nebraska at Missouri
Every Jayhawker Fan Wants an
4 Football Games
Ticket admits to
Saturday, March 2-Missouri a Oklahoma.
All-Sports Activity Ticket
S9
Tuesday, March 5—Kanons at Ransas State.
to K. U. Students, Faculty and Employees
"Quality Counts"
Phone 715
8 Basketball Games
8 Baseball Games
on sale at
K. U. Athletic Office
4 Wrestling Matches
3 Track Meets
"Ask the Student Who Owns One"
A $20 Book for $4.75
(including Kansas Relays)
Season tickets, football only, $7.50
The 1929 Jayhawker is Every Student's Jayhawker
With Student Enterprise Ticket $4.75
Buy Yours NOW!
H----200----H
--on the
"The Best of Kansas Humor"
Will
Fly
Campus
With
the
"Rush-week"
Number
It's Bigger and Better and full of
TOMORROW 25c
Pictures, Pranks and Personals
--yearly subscription
Get Your
from
Sigma Delta Chi tonite
FIVE ISSUES FOR $1