THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN MONDAY. NOVEMBER 21, 1927 PAGE FOUR Jayhawker Season Closes With Team in Middle Positor Missouri Defeat Marks Enu of Successful Season for Jayhawker Elemn Standing Missouri Valley Mountain Missouri 1 2 3 4 Wisconsin 1 2 3 4 Illinois 3 2 2 4 Iowa State 3 2 2 4 Kansas 3 2 2 4 Oklahoma 3 2 2 4 Ohioauna Agnesia 1 1 1 Okahana Agnesia 1 1 1 Drake 1 1 1 5 Drone 1 1 1 5 With the crushing victory over Missi saturation the Kansas Yankees football team and fans as well, are content with the finishing of the 1927 World Series, which gave $500,000 per cent standing, having not three and lost three battles this year. Although the team seemed to lack cooperation in many of the games this year and did not show the spirit and scoring power expected by many of the Kansan backers, that idea is over. The great success of the ancient rivals from Colombia Even though the team has proven more or less erratic in winning games it has closed the season in a march of 3-1. The team is led by the eleven, deserving all the credit that is given to them, are ready to rest until spring practices or for a playoff. Coach Capron had nothing to say after the game. Columbia is downheated after the unexpected defeat and have only to say, "It was just too bad." Coel Gwinn Henry frankly admit that the Kansas team outplayed the Miami in every department of the game. With this deficit Missouri must win from Oklahoma in order to continue their hold on the ton of the Missouri team in the tournament over Oklahoma Thursday 2 p.m. high since the defeat of Oklahoma at Arkansas or the Oklahoma Aggie Saturday. It was a downhearted bunch of Wildcats that lost to the heavy Nebraska team, 33 to 0, Saturday, but they fought hard. Grimmel put up a gallant fight against Iowa State only to be downer to the time of 14 to 0, while Iowa was down at 32. Northwestern only lost, 12 to 9. Sophs Win Hockey Game Freshmen Defeated by Score of 3-0, Friday The freshman-sophomore hockey game was played Friday at top in the league with a favor of the sophomores. There was no scoring until the last few minutes of play, and only one goal scored. One goal in quick succession. The lineup was as follows: Goal—Wall; sophomore; Moore freshman. Left half—Keith, sophomore; Win terboroth, freshman. lectobath, aileamal, Centre half-Malone, sophomore more: Truskeet, freshman. Left inside—Longuecker, sopho more: Truskeet, freshman. Veterinarian - pharmacy/salon, sophomore freshman Rigby Pharm - bachill, sophomore, Me Pharmacy Right half=Rabb, sophomore; late Farland, freshman. Center forward—Kiecekel, sopho more; Dockstader, freshman. Right inside—E. Henderson, sophomore; Steele, freshman. Left wing—Ensign, sophomore Tavlor, freshman. more, thanked, treasured. Right wing—H, Stein, Morse, sub. sonhomore; Irwin, freshman. A hockey game will be played this afternoon at 4:30 between the junior teams and the senior teams, with important games for if the juniors win they will tie for first place with the seniors. The seniors have won three games, the junior teams have won three games, lost one. the last game will be Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. m. between the freshmen and juniors. This game was to have beer before the bat was postponed or of rain on爪. Uncle Jimmy's Statue Shows "Blue" Feeling You've often heard one speaking of "blue hair and yellow eyes!"—of course, this came from more absent-mindedness—or confusion—these are not your normal "yellow hair and yellow eyes!" If you hear one speaking in these terms today, concerning Uncle Jimmy Green's student, it is not from absent-mindedness but yourself! For yourself! Uncle Jimmy Green's student (the statue in front of the Law school) has a brand new crop of hair—blue hair—not the kind that is so black its spoken of as blue hair. You're not supposed to be "blue" blue; you've ever lauded eyes on! The question in the minds of many is, "How did the student acquire this new crop of blue hair—almost over night?" Was it from the use of some chemical? Did he just prank bestowed upon him by some scheming student—no one knew, but Freshman Basketteers Are to Meet Tuesday Freshman basketball candidates will gather for a short meeting in room 206, Robinson gymnastics, Tues. Born in Reno, Coach John Bunn announced today. Couch Bunn will outline the plans for the freshman squad for the season at this meeting. Since basketball equipment is not furnished to the freshman squad at the first of the season, the equipment lined up during vacation, Bonn said. When the squad is finally made up equipment will be issued to those remain- Basketball Candidates Given Two Weeks' Rest After Football Season first Valley Game With Aggier to Be Held in Auditorium in December "All football men intending to try out for varity basketball this year will take a rest and relaxation of a week before starting practice," according to Dr. Forrest C. Allen, UCLA director and basketball coach. "Other men, however, who are trying out for varsity will continue practice today and tomorrow," he said. Doubtless as soon as the vacation is ended and students are back to start again Monday, Nov. 28, practice will begin with tenacity and a two-hour drill every day should prepare daybreakers for the first few days. Regular practice for the varsity will be hold from 3:30 to 5:30 each afternoon. Doctor Allen will not be there, so you should coach to coach the group but after that date will be with them every practice period and it is hoped that in the short time allowed he will be able to drop the Agrigera off in the first battle "We are not asking any of the varies men to come back sturing the Titans, but we have no cause we believe that relaxation of a week will do them more good than an intensive workout immediately following the football season." Doctor "Freshman basketball practice this year will he篮球从 6 到 8 p.m. each evening, and will he the Mon-Fri game," said coach to John Barr, freshman coach. it is the opinion of many that the blue air is due to extreme worry and a feeling of insecurity that comes to people in grime is unnoticed. You know that old feeling (it comes to all of us)—when you're so blue and down-hearted inside—and as the "outer self reflects" you feel it is not plausible in this age of miracles and inventions—that this blue hair really reflects the feeling inside?—so why do people in grime inside people just naturally know it. You reflect it on the outside. You don't need the "blue hair"—but still, there's no doubt that "blue hair" does However, it isn't fair that the statute should stand in front of the law school because there are "blue jeans" together to "tighten and proper" that if the insignia (meaning) quoted before them are erected in front of Snow, Marvin, the three entrances to the Administration building, east, west, and central are facing the gymnasium—because some are even feeling blue about gymnasium at mid-semester—you know that gymnasium is necessary in order to graduate. One good thing about all it—the "blue hair is not permanent." It will hattest for a n white—perhaps several years. You'll be able to fade and then it will fade away and everything will be "roos" again! It that gratn and glorious feeling that comes when you wow them the fight—really that grates or grades are where they should be. HAVE a Sawyer's Frog Brand Slicker on hand and the rain won't bother you. Be Prepared ! Sawyer's genuine Oiled Slikers are guaranteed waterproof. Get your sliker before the dealer's stock runs low. HM SAWYER *Son. E. Cambridge, Massachusetts. THE NEW CAPTAIN Kansas Municipalities Has Detailed Summary of 19th Convention Home Rule of Public Utilities Favored by All Officials The November issue of the Kansas Municipalities, official organ of the League of Kansas Municipalities and Kansas Water Works Association, has suspended the account of the 19th annual convention held in junction City, Oct. 12-14. Mayor W. H. Thompson, City Attorney H. S. Humphrey, and H. P. Commerce of Junction City were in charge of the arrangements. The league of Kansas municipalities went on record in this session as favoring the home rule of public utilities as far apart as possible under the constitution of our state. Also contained in the Kansas Municipalities is an account of "Crime against cities of the third class." Small cities are being urged to give their residents access to their corporations, pay them for it and necessary pay their taxes twice. of League In this issue of the magazine are accounts of the examination of sinkage in the Buffalo River, Cincinnati Burauo of Municipal Research of Cincinnati, Ohio; San Angelo's Municipal laboratory by E, V. Spence, city manager of San Angelo, Texas; sales, cost of construction of roads and sewers; the works of the Kansas Water Works Association and statistics of Kansas bond and improvement notes. KFKU Program KFKU Program The program to be broadcast Monday evening, Nov. 21, by the University station, KFKU, will be: American Polishatee Carpenter American Polishatee Delft With Fliess, Halr Delft The Froemale to the Carnival Shumans Karweite, Kwarzeite, volda Walra No. 4 Revere Vincetype Group Strength Valsbak Methodists to Hold Open House Between halves of the Homecoming game between Northwestern and Indiana, a freshman had his turn lose. A freshman representative from each fraternity house was assigned as a guest. m Arts; Faculty Central, School of Fine Arts, Mine Payce Crowell, Micro-So-prano Ibroadato from Central Administration, Auditorium. 7:39 p. m.: interpreminum in Carruth, Lethab by members of the faculty of the Department of Political Science. 7:45 p. m.: Radio Studios, New York. Send the Daily Kansan home. An open house has been planned for all Wednesay Foundation students and their friends who are staging in Law's gallery. Visitors can stay for days, for Friday evening at 8 o'clock. "All sorts of games and contests have been planned and we want all of you to come," she said. "Come who wish to," said Glayas Baker, social chairman, this morning. want Ads LOST—Phi Mu Alpha pin with chain attached. Leave at Kansan business office. 63 LOST—Brown 7-Ping leather notebook with book Eugene A. Gatton, Call 248. Reward. 63 STOLEN at Variety, brown and white tweed toepot, square silk multer white with black dots, and a pair of white sleeves. Reward. Survivor rate. 1700 Miss. LOST—Sheaffer Lifetime pen, with name engraved. Arthur Hodgson. 1323 Ohio street. 65 LOST—pair of tan hand-hewed kid gloves, Nov. 16 in second balcony of auditorium. Reward. Call 1315. LOST—Phi Mu Abha pin with chain attached. Reward. Leave at Kansan business office. 63 LOST—A Penbrook overcrowd and a knox bat at the auditorium Friday night Phone 108. Reward. 63 MARCELLEL, flager wager, water wager; 500 first 4 days of week; 25th Friday and Saturday. Shampoo-wax work. 165 Kentucky, phone 2775. LOST—Lady's white gold wrist watch. Return to C. M. Downs, Bacteriology department. Reward. WANTED—At once, one girl roommate; also a single room for rent at 1231 Louisiana. Just off the campus. Phone 1870. LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY Eye Glasses Exclusively 1925 Mean. Osteopathic Physician, Calls answered. 0699 Barber's Drug. Phone 2337 Programs, Favors, Crepe Paper, Eas- graining, Finishing, Stationery, Rubber Stamps, Office Supplies. A. G. AIKRISH Tel. 288 736 Mass. St. Christmas Cards A. G. ALRICH Opportunity Comes to those who are prepared Attend The Thanksgiving Dinner is more homelike by candle light. We have taper candles in a multitude of shades. Sleet, mud slush, snow-- And don't forget that your natty new winter suits will just naturally have to wade thru at least four months of it! New York service at regular intervals will keep your clothes fresh and crisp and new-looking thru all the messy months. But be of good cheer— Quick service-use the phone. GOOD FOOD Again we start the week serving as we have before— Good Food at Reasonable Prices The New Cafeteria (Memorial Building) Those last years of your life can be the most comfortable—free from cares and worries. Or they can be the most tragic period of your life. Old Age Endowment Insurance taken on now will protect you and your family against want in these declining years. Ask a Provident Representative to recommend an insurance based on YOUR needs, or write for the booklet, "Kent Blueprints His Future." Provident Mutual Life Insurance Company of Philadelphia Punja Albert H. Fearing Olin K. Fearing Telephone 1674 7634 Special Agents Special Agents Five minutes to play Well! What of it? Browning his girl and all the bunch drank *Canada Daw* after the game, the coolest most-thirsting punchinger she'd theyd ever tasted. Because it contains only pure Jamaican ginger, it has a delightful flavor . . . tang to it . . . dryness . . . sparkle. Because it blends well with other beverages. The score 21-0 against old Siahua. Drew, the greatest Siahua man-back, gets the ball. He rushes down the field for a touchback. But one net isn't enough. He knocks another . . . another . . . another . . . until the score is 34-15. The next play is a draw. They yell shamn-lay hostess, Drew marries the girl and is now mining free-feed coal in Labrador. Drink “Canada Day!” The Clampagne of Ginger Ice. When your friends drop in . . . on every occasion. "CANADA DRY" "The Champagne of Ginger Alts" Federal licensed from Canada and held in the U. S. A, by Canada Post (the same office), 45 W. Hill Street, New York, NY 10017. They are dark and cay! The name, "Canada Dey," on the battle cap pcut that no one can put over a last one on you. Thanksgiving May we rise at this time, gentlemen, to thank you for the hearty interest you have taken in our establishment this past year? It's no small job, as you can believe, to offer men the right clothes to wear—and do it consistently. Clothes are a rather personal matter—we're mighty thankful you've liked 'em. Incidentally, if there are any of you who have thoughtlessly put off the choice of a new holiday outfit to the last moment, we don't mind admitting we have a few clothes left. In fact, quite a lot of the very choicest things—by Society Brand. It's None Too Early to Start Your Xmas Shopping "Naught Can Compare With Gifts to Wear!" 70