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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6.1927
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
University Daily Kansan
Official Student Paper of THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS Lawrence, Kansas
Editorial Staff
EDUCATION STATE
Editor-In-Chief Robert Mines
News Editor Paul Durant
News Editor Peter L. Cockrum
Night Editor Halton Talon
Alumni Editor Bernie Palmacke
Alumni Editor Benoit Kostelkofler
Plant Tailor Editor Gertse Portzne
Sportschrift Editor Richard Hersmann
Sportschrift Editor Richard Hersmann
Other Board Members
--a male hobo and to the best man
hobo. Then the Tiger hani started.
When the clock pointed to the third
annual Hobe day, the students were
not aware of the chapter that was
about to be written in Kannas football
fame. Wenry Willies greeted the
Board of Registrs in an all-hobo con-
vocation. There Bane Smith, captain
of the Jawhawk eleven, in a pointed
address telling the students of the
exact fighting status of the Crimson
and the Blue, assured them of team
unity. The "hoop" became frantic for
victory. They attended the Doe Yak
rally in a friendly spirit. The result
is written in the Kumara's files
in two inch black type, "Kumara 19,
Tigers 7." And it is stamped in the
memories of each Jawhawker as the
greatest football game in Kannas history.
Frank Tifft, Jamaica Reporter
Frank Tifft, Washington Reporter
Ghattner Cote, Jordanian Reporter
Jordanian Reporter
Allison Griffith, South Korea Reporter
L. Hutchins, Japan Reporter
Peggy Hoffman, New York Reporter
Advertising Manager Leo Buchring
Aust. Advertising Mgr. Loulie Repert
Foreign Advertising Mgr. William Clark
Telephones
Telephones Business Office K. I. 66 News Room K. I. 25
Polluted in the afternoon, five times in
the day, the Department of Journalism of the
University of Michigan and the Department of
Journalism, both the University of Michigan
and the Department of Journalism,
both the University of Michigan
and the Department of Journalism,
Kansas, under the act of March 1, 1957.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1927
HOBO DAY
If the inimpease of University traditions is wound regularly every night, the Fifth Annual Hobo day will come around in six weeks. If the students on Mount Oread lack the sincerity to convince the faculty and the administration that they cannot live down the few unpleasanties connected with the hobo demonstration last fall, the reverenced timepiece may break a mainspring.
Hobay day came into existence through the will of the students in the month of November, 1923. "Iam" Hamilton, varsity cheerleader, reigned in the realm of prince in those days. The Doe Yak yally needed a "breeze." Hobay day was conceived for this purpose. For that first year it fulfilled that purpose. Students were a little shy in making their appearance in hobate attire, but they turned out to classes in sufficient numbers to make "Beat Mizsox" heard over the Hill when the whelble snapped.
Next came the second revolution of the hour hand. Bob Roberts led the second annual Hobo day crowd in a loud unoccurring of pep and riotous spirit. A ticket to Columbia was awarded by a business man to the
Lact year, the fourth annual Hobe day was attended by a large array of riotous hobos intent upon Tiger meat. Some took advantage of the occasion to commit acts of roadiness. The convoction was marked by outbursts a little unwarranted in the minds of some. Grocery wangas were vandalized. Green ball became the club room of the "big butter and egg men of the Hill." A case or two of rank indecency in dress were reported by critics of the day.
Yes, the K, U, timepiece lost a few seconds because of the dust of last year's demonstration, but the students of Mount Oread trust that this slight disorder will not cause this treasured hour to be struck from its dial.
Campus Opinion
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Freshman Caps Again
Editor Daily Kansan:
In Tuesday night's Kansas there appears an article telling of the rules that freshmen in other schools must respect. In K. U. freshmen should be grateful for getting off so easily. Would any man deliberately let a case of indigestion on untrained simply be punished? The freshman regulations are an insult. The very form of the cap proves that. It is designed to create a class distinction in a group that lives in a country. It is out of tune with the principles that should be most highly valued: democracy and liberty.
To expect loyalty under these circumstances, the point far—Gilbert Everhart.
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DOBBS HATS
The Autumn models are characteristic Dobbs inspirations. There is something unusual about them that is not easy to describe, but it is noticeable to the man who likes to express his mood in the swing of his hat; for the want of a better word it is called "style." Dobbs
OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY BULLETIN
Vol. IX
Thursday, October 6, 1927
No. 28
The Kappa Phi club of the Methodist Eminent Church will hold pledge service at the home of Mrs. Edwin Price, 1232 Abbott street, at 7359 the
KAPPA PHIL CLUB:
Bernice Palenske, publicity manager.
A. I. E. E.;
There will be a meeting of the A, I, E, E, at 7:30 this evening, in room 309 Marvah hall. This meeting promise to be enjoyable. Entertainment will be held until 8:00 p.m.
MEN'S GLEE CLUB:
Thomas A. Larremore, director.
The annual photograph of the club will be taken at Squires Hotel, 1035 Mass. street, at 12:35 Friday, Oct. 7. Regulars and reserves are expected to appear in this picture, wearing unseamed coats, black vests, black bow tie, black hats, white dress shirts, and tabled straight collar.
Compton公益 Club hike will be to Indiana at 4:45 p. m..Harry Robin-
Smith prove, Friday. Meet at 1635 ete, secretary.
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That there is need for a radical reform in the ranking rules of the university, B. Bizzell of the University of Oklahoma, given in his address to the students of Chapman colleges, chapped exercises. He said that the importance of membership in a society or fraternity was over-emphasized by student organizations on the campus.
Send the Daily Kanzan home.
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and so is every Thursday Night
at the
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But, more than anything else, Autumn means the opening of the football season and a celebration of all outdoor games.
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