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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1928
Basketball Season of 1928 Is 50-50 Split for Kansas
Merte'el's Shooting Brings Defeat to Jayhawkers in Final Valley Contest
Kanana completed her valley schedule last night at Manhattan by dropping the final game to the Kanana team. She lost, but does give the Jawbreakers a record of winning and a like number lost for a percentage of .500. It was mainly through the sure shooting of "Red" Mertet that the Wildcats maintained
Thomson was held to six points and Hill took up the heavy scoring burden to count seven goals from the field. Shrinkla, leading Angle score,
At half time the Kansas team, 15 to 18 and was never able to catch up with the North Carolina team for the first time in the history of basketball between the two schools.
Co-ordinates "Gap" Hill and "Zoke"
Burton, and "Rossy" Newland made
their last appearance in Kansas uni-
tied to their success. They are the other varsity players who will be missing next year, Jeffrey
still is injured and unable to walk
Ten freshmen made the trip to Manhattan with the varsity squad to view the final game as a reward for their work during the season.
Indian Design Dislay Delayed
The primitive Indian designs which were to have been displayed this week will not be exhibited until the beginning of next year. Professor Berenge Reymond Eastwood, of the School of Fine Arts. Although it has been previously announced that the design will be here next week, it was unanimously agreed, and will be here March 11.
Frivolous—Yet Practical
are our new pencils in pastel shades.
New Men Show Up Well in Tennis Team Workou
The variety tennis squand held its first workout yesterday afternoon at the Kohls Club in New York, having拿到冠军, is the only member of last year's squand in school and be is a junior.
With no letter men back for competition, Kansas tennis hopes are not bright. However, several sophomores
VARSITY
VIRGINY
The Snappy
Show House
Tonight — Tomorrow
Take Warning
FLORIENCE
VIDOR
in
"Honeymoon
Hate"
A Guardman Picture
When storm signals are flying, take warning! Here are hobby and wifey in a hubub of hate for each other—and bidity for you!
Comedy — News — Topics
Saturday only—
Buck Jones in "Black Jack"
(There will be Black Jack
chewing gum for all children
attending this picture.
Added— Don Alexander and his Kid Orchestra—playing both matinee and night.
BOWERSOCK
Tamrow — Saturday
Tomorrow — Saturday
Big Double Program—
On the Screen
LA ROCQUE
in STAND AND DELIVER
On the Stage "BRICK" ENGLISH and his 10 PIECE ORCHESTRA featuring the Gilbert Sisters Singing and Dancing ALSO
ALSO—
Virgil Bingham
News, Fables, Comedy — Shows: 3-7-9. Prices:
Mat, 10-40c. Eve, 10-50c.
Monday and Tuesday Only---
Zane Grey's Latest—
"Under the Tonto Rim"
Wednesday Night, Mar. 14, Ziegfeld's "Kid Boots."
Watch for date— Lon Chaney in "THE BIG CITY"
are showing up well and Cluster hopes to find some winning players among his squad.
George Alfred, sophomore, shows up well after afternoon in practice. George Goel is expected to join the basketball schedule is finished.
Anyone who is eligible for tennis and who wishes to come out can see Clutter at the varsity courts any afternoon at 3:30.
Phone
75
New York
Cleaners
Mortgage of
GOOD APPEARANCE
and
Open House
Get Acquainted Night
Friday, Mar. 9th
7 to 9
Do you get the required information that will enable you to make efficient use of it—under my condition? There are no mysteries or secrets connected with successful photography. What is necessary is the knowledge of how to handle with a camera properly. This information should be furnished with every camera—free of charge—in a practical lesson.
When You Buy a Camera—
For amateur and professional-A g f n—the best film-Always fresh.
Play a fife—take your films where they know how to take care of them.
D'AMBRA PHOTO SERVICE
(Onsite Court House)
1115 Mass. (Opposite Court House) Phone 934
Coach Excursion via Union Pacific Lawrence to Kansas City $1.00 Round Trip
Tickets on sale March 10 and 11, for following trains;
Leave Lawrence 6377 a. m.
Leave Lawrence 10:15 a. m.
Leave Lawrence 257 p. m.
Leave Lawrence 5.05 p. m.
Leave Lawrence 7.35 p. m.
Arrive Kansas City 7:55 a. m.
Arrive Kansas City 11:40 a. m.
Arrive Kansas City 4:10 p. m.
Arrive Kansas City 6:30 p. m.
Arrive Kansas City 8:45 p. m.
Return limit: Tickets good on all Union Pacific trains returning from Kansas City to and including 10:40 a. m., March 12th.
For complete information call Union Pacific Ticket Office, phone 76.
Most Beautiful Stockings
A lustrous as sleek satin. As free from flaws as a newly spun cobweb, as shapely as if each pair were fashioned especially for the woman who wears them. Each pair lasting on and with amazing durability.
$1.35 to $1.95
Friday Night We Have Spring Open House from 7:00 to 9:00 "drop in and get acquainted"
Picture Framing
We have a large stock of moldings from which you can easily select a frame. Our prices are reasonable.
University Book Store
Harl H. Bronson, Prop.
803 Massachusetts
CLOTHES
Ready-made And Cut to Order
ESTABLISHED ENGLISH UNIVERSITY STYLES, TAILORED OVER YOUTHFUL CHARTS SOLELY FOR DISTINCTUISHED SERVICE IN THE UNITED STATES
"Friday Evening"
we will introduce to you— Correct Spring Styles for Men & Young Men —featuring Suits, Topcoats tailored by
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Shirts by Manhattan Hose by Interwoven Sweaters by Bradley Knickers by Kazoo Neckwear by Keiser Hats by Stetson
for your convenience, our store will be open from 7:30 to 9 "Visitors Welcome"