FRIDAY, MARCH 16, 1928 THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Commonwealth College Edits and Publishes "Campus Bluff." Said to Be Largest Newspaper Students at Commonwealth College the "overall school" where faculty members and classmates of all degrees participate in engage in manua labor each day, the college called the Campus Bluff, here as the "world's largest news paper." This unique publication consists of only two pages, but each page is five feet long, three and one-half feet in diameter, and a correlation consist of one copy each. Having no printing plant at the labor school, the class in journalism originated the idea of a handmade newspaper to provide practice for the typewriter. The students are out of shippail number. The columns are five inches wide. Each story is written on typewriter paper of the required width and is then printed. Heads are printed by hand. In lar newspaper makeup styles are lowed by the use of hand-ma The editorship is passed around so that every member of Common Carpentry can understand the importance of having copy edited, and also the responsibility of using the blue pen on the copy turned in by the reportorial editor. The "world's largest newspaper" is at present a weekly, but the new publication has created so much in-depth news and its newspaper making that a daily edition is planned. William Cunningham, instructor in journalism at Compton College. rules and dashes; cartoons and illustrations are simply original drawings posted on the bulletin board. When the mokeup of the Campus Bluff is complete it has the appearance of no page of any conventional newspaper. --the Agricultural College where the men wrote for advice on chicken raising. 1 Around Mt. Oread Mrs. James Nalshim is seriously ill at the Trinity Lutheran Hospital in Kansas City, Mo. A report received from the Nalshim home this morning started her condition was unstable. Mrs. Nalshim became ill. Three men in the department of sociology are attending a conference of the Association for Women in Writing today and tomorrow. They are: Simarit A. Queen, professor of sociology; F. We. Blackman, professor of sociology; and Donald Marsh, assistant professor. PAGE THREE Two Engineering Students Raise Baby Chicks for Early Market: Say They Do It Just for Fun Damn E. B. Stauffer of the Graduate School of today for Chicago University and will attend a conference at the annual meeting of the deans of the College of Engineering, Association of Colleges and University. How two students are raising baby chicks to soil to the loves of "spring feys," was reunited in Feed Creek, North Carolina, from Jamaica and Harlan, which is composed of two students in the School of Architecture and Engineering at the University of North Carolina. When asked why the plan was made to raise baby chicks, Jacques said, "I thought about them, but we just thought we would try the experiment. After we got the information from the Agrifarmers, we had to give the chicks, and here we are." The lot is located at 1380 West 7th street, just out of the outskirts of town. The men make a trip out to the lot about twice a day. One of the firm spends the night there, each taking his turn. An hour later he goes up in the shed next door to the chicken house. There are no doors for protection. LOST - Shell rimmed glasses in case, between 17th and Louisiana and 18th and Illinois. Please call Ewu- en at 414-6434 New York, 138 or phone 1068. The men who are both juniors in the mechanical engineering department were room-mates last year. They have been working with money and attempt to work out several plans. This year they decided that a leather wrap is a bread of 1000 little chicks. The man bought the chicks from Gwen, the salesman, and winted two lents on which was created The men bought the chicks from Grant's Hatchery in Lawrence. They rented two lots on which they exacted a fee of $150 per chick per house, and all of the house was ruined wired to Want Ads The children weren't afraid of Hiel hei because he was their patron. The clustered about him and claimed him as their own and took all sora's liberties with him. The little boy probably liked him better when the discovered that he had a pet swear to "face washing" even as most sora Not only the children loved Hote however. The grown people love FOR RENT—To three or four bays trying to cut expenses, a large room on first floor—outdoor entrance A couple's new apartment. A couple washing it now and for summer school, $25. Two nets shopping at Costco, $19 cash. Tem. Phone 328. 136. "Say, we surely have a hard time STOP: Look at that equivocal hair cut. Listen to what they all say when they get their hair properly trimmed. College Illinois 14th & Tennessee 177. Read the Kansan want ads. LOST—A Kappa Alpha Theta pin Name on back. Call 295. 137 League Audits Finan Kansas Municipalities Er Ten Member Cities The Municipal accountants of League of Kansas Municipalities) began the annual audits of the Municipal Borough in 1956. The work is being done under direction of W. C. Hale, senior办 员. He was appointed to the job. He is assisted by W. Kern. The following elites have come the league recently: Dionisio, in January; Alfonso, in June; in February; Hamlin, Maple Hunter, Hartnock, Cummingson Marco. "There have been 10 cities纠宾 members of the League of Karl Municipalities since Jan. 15," he said. "The league this month, "and have enrolled five new member of the first balf of March. The lea now has a membership of more than one million of the population of the state of KN." The League of Municipalities the largest percentage of more ethnic of any state organization wives of New York," Stutta concluded. Hotel may always be disdainful by the fact that he always carries a "problem bag" in his room, meaning "cloth bag" is derived. This served Hotel no more pun pases that he could scarcely end without it. He used it as a "precious thing which included the hat of inviolability the low rain coat, a sacred key, an as a trap for little boys and girls who insisted on seeing the "precision room set: Are you acquainted with the "Seve Gods of Good Luck" of China? You don't know them all, you at least know that they offer a lot of fortune and good nature. Fish Food Is Expensi High Cost of Liver Is Prob of Hatchery Operator (Science Service) Hotel was probably the most pop- lar of the "Good Luck Gods" juglir- from the numberless figures that have revenued of him. You may be hotel over at Spoonie Thayer museum and one look at his round smiling countenance and in figure figure will serve to increase Washington, March 15—The best cost of liver, due to recent medical discoveries of its high value in human diet, puts the directors of a few fish companies to problem. Young fish like liver; it probably better for them than a other kind of meat they can g Hatcheries are increasing their firepower. They grow out of fry and fingerlings instead of no millions, and there is a tendency to hold the little鱼 until they are four to ten inches long instead of tung them out into a rough past gut. Some fish, including all of our minnow size, as formerly. All this means a vastly increased demand for fish fodder, and fish are looking the market over with ease. We know that they require the quantity, kinds and costs fishfoods used in the United States the U. S. Bureau of Fisheries recent survey found. Fish fodder is private and state hatcheries in addition to the 44 Federal hatcheries. T results of this survey indicate a co sumption of 15 million pounds of fish food per $75,000 per annum. The principal fish foods now we use are sheep plucks, horse meat and fresh meat, beef liver, beef lungs, fish fillets, pork, turkey and chicken in range of their importance Better Get Acquainted With a Good Luck Go THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Telephone No. Name-Schuh-Home Laurence 444 Patterson, James, S., C. Lawrenson 1509 Louisville 2542 Pennell, William D., S., FA. Lawrence 1301 Pennsylvania 1242 Pendell, William D., S., FA. Lawrence 1301 Pennsylvania 13531 Pemuel, Thomas H., S., FA. Lawrence 311 Flint 561 Potter, Moore J., J. C., McVayne Broom, 1816 Uniden Potter, Moore J., J. C., McVayne Broom, 1816 Uniden 1756 Quinton, John U., DA. St. Louis, MO 1414 New Jersey 1758 Quinton, John U., DA. St. Louis, MO 1414 New Jersey 1527 Rae, Kawaihiht, Dial, E., Matenia, S. Iona 1458 Iona Rae, Kawaihiht, Dial, E., Matenia, S. Iona 1458 Iona 25390 R Rae, Kawaihiht, Dial, E., Matenia, S. Iona 1222 Massachusetts 25390 R Rae, Kawaihiht, Dial, E., Matenia, S. Iona 1222 Massachusetts 1903 J Powelow, Walter G., J. C., Lawrence 1414 New Jersey 1903 J Powelow, Walter G., J. C., Lawrence 1414 New Jersey 209 Rose, R. U., Markus, S., C. Lawrence 1626 Ohio Rose, R. U., Markus, S., C. Lawrence 1626 Ohio 1171 W Schloss, Lennard L., S., C. Walker 1241 Ohio 1258 W Schloss, Lennard L., S., C. Walker 1241 Ohio 2758 W Schloss, Lennard L., S., C. Walker 1241 Ohio 1506 W Schloss, Lennard L., S., C. Walker 1290 Ohio 1506 W Schloss, Lennard L., S., C. Walker 1290 Ohio 1257 W Smith, James Bernard, J. C., Russell 1191 Ohio 1257 W Smith, James Bernard, J. C., Russell 1191 Ohio 2500 R Smith, James Bernard, J. C., Russell 1459 Ohio 2500 R Smith, James Bernard, J. C., Russell 1459 Ohio 1761 W Schloss, Vernet F., S., C. Lawrence 1290 Ohio 1761 W Schloss, Vernet F., S., C. Lawrence 1290 Ohio 2141 W Schloss, Edward Gran, J. C., Lawrence 1429 Tennessee 2141 W Schloss, Edward Gran, J. C., Lawrence 1429 Tennessee 1723 W Standing, R. Harold, F., F. Lawrence 1141 Ohio 1723 W Standing, R. Harold, F., F. Lawrence 1141 Ohio 1626 J Standing, R. Harold, F., F. Lawrence 1141 Ohio 1626 J Standing, R. Harold, F., F. Lawrence 1141 Ohio 1089 W Roller, Rolf, S., FA. Lawrence 1089 Australia 1089 W Roller, Rolf, S., FA. Lawrence 1089 Australia 1518 W Roller, Rolf, S., FA. Lawrence 1159 Ireland 1518 W Roller, Rolf, S., FA. Lawrence 1159 Ireland 1758 W Thomas, Curtland Lee, Sr. C., Osunamunde 1346 New Jersey 1758 W Thomas, Curtland Lee, Sr. C., Osunamunde 1347 New Jersey 1318 R Tribble, Franklin, J., Port, South Co. 13175 Ireland 1318 R Tribble, Franklin, J., Port, South Co. 13175 Ireland 1057 W Petty, Fr. S., F. Scott 1212 Netherlands 1057 W Petty, Fr. S., F. Scott 1212 Netherlands 2097 W Curculio, Carlson, M., Newton 1224 Ireland 20414 W Worthington, Vanette A., C. G., Lawrence 1321 Ireland Worthington, Vanette A., C. G., Lawrence 1322 New England Wornington, Walter F., F. Lawrence 1322 New England 2091 W Worlington, Walter F., F. Lawrence 1319 Ireland Worlington, Walter F., F. Lawrence 1319 Ireland Worlington, Walter F., F. Lawrence 1319 Ireland Worlington, Walter F., F. Lawrence 1319 Ireland 2602 W Worlington, William Preston, C. G., Owen 1122 Ohio WOMEN 2780 M Alexander, Anno, Fr. C., Lawrence 1490 Ohio 360 Albera, Helen Jawson, Jr., Lawrence 1120 West Campus City 400 Albert, Joseph L. Lawrence 1120 West Campus City 690 Anderson, Elise C., Chancey 1425 Carroll Hall 1700 J Anderson, Barken, Jr., White City 1425 Indiana 1700 J Amundson, Barken, Jr., White City 1425 Indiana 860 Affinis, Marcia Marmor, Uecl. C, Alluray, Mo. Name=School—Home Lawrence Telephone No. Name-School-House Lovettle * Petty, Lillian, Sr., C. Lawrence 1026 J Fitzgerald, Jr. C. Lawrence 1028 J Pine, Clare Luchs, Jr. C. Lawrence 1034 M Pimlack, Jr. C. Lawrence 1038 W Bolton, Jeff R. C. Lawrence 1042 1026 Railroad, Kinet, Fr. C. Lawrence 1041 Please Report Changes Changes in address should be reported promptly to the registrar's office. The Kansan will publish lists of such changes from time to time. An important message for you might not reach you if your correct address is not in file with the registrar. You are sound in body and mind You have average intelligence rating or better You can secure the means You Cannot Afford To Spend Four Years in your Undergraduate Course . Save one year by attending Summer Sessions, and spend the fourth year in Graduate preparation for your chosen life work. Make Yourself a Master Workman at Your Job For information consult your Dean or the Director of the Summer Session, room 103, Fraser hall vooda poona 187 d i in Call 187 o selle polgae klinga Kim t f Onlk onlk lo t o com want- dea asf re an ing to be near the University. Lawrence Reality Co., M.R.Gill, Realtor, LOST: Bilfoid containing money and belonging*. Identification card inside. Robert Monroe. Phone 2711. HAVE OPENING for college men to join large Corporation in six Western states. Personals taking Civil Enforcement duties. Want men who wish to become business executives to head Head of Business Companies. Good salary with interest in Corporation while learning to work independently. Twenty-five thousand dollars to handle coverrity. No selling. Fine opportunity for young men to become industry experts. Work where there is something different in every deal and which becomes more interesting experience. Your earnings unlimited. Can arrange to let you finish your education if desired. Best of bank references. Resume strictly confidential. For information, P. O. Box 1421, 3243, Colorado. LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY Eye Classes Excellently 1025 Mass. Look at your shoes, every and also does. 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