FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1920
PAGE THREE
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Botanist Finds Goats Pasturing in Trees in Southern Morocco
Dr. David Fairchild Also See Grapes Grown at Bottom of Deep Holes
(SCIENCE SHOW)
Washington, D.C. coats cathly pasturing in the treetops, and grapevines grown at the bottom of deep holes in the ground, were two of the strange sight seen during a botanical tour around the world by Dr. David Gorman. Washington, agriculture, who has just returned to Washington, the "monkey-shing" goats be found in Morocco, not far from the scenes of abel-Dirk's recent war, and the entrenched vineyards of the Northern Islands, off the coast of Africa.
A considerable tract in southern Morocco, Dector Fairchild explained, is dominated by forests of a tree grown around the world, though it is related to the chony family. The trees are of a garland and crabbed growth habit, and their tops are matted together. The ground under them is barren, so the ground beneath them is covered; goat herds is to be found on their branches. The goats therefore have learned to climb up into the trees, where they have regular paths. Here they thrive among the branches. Here they thrive among leaves and the yellow plum-like fruits.
During a part of his explorations in Morocco, Doctor Fairchild was permitted to go botanying only under the supervision of a friend. He never saw or heard the least sign of hostility from the natives, and believed that he was safer in the supposedly hostile territory than he is now. He also found a truck in the streets of Washington.
The entrenched vineyards he found growing in exceedingly arid volcanic soil on one of the Canary Islands, no rain what matter had fallen in two years. There is constant cloudiness, however, and every night heavy dews are deposited. The people who live in this black and forbidding waste area are shrouded in dense grapes by sheltering the vines in pits six feet deep. They also grow crops of corn with stalks only two feet high, reminding one somewhat of the corn of the Navajos and other tribes of our own Southwest.
Auditorium Takes Form
Concrete Base for Main Floor
Has Been Completed
The new auditorium is beginning to take form as day by day the guard steel structure that has been standing for the past few months is becoming hidden by the rising walls. The building, which will be constructed at a time when it was started, May 1, and is expected to be completed by Sent. 1, 1927.
When completed the auditorium will seat 6000 persons. The main floor will be used as a basketball court, which will be one of the best in the city. The weather is rapidly and the cold weather is not interfering with the brick-blaying.
The foundation work and the concrete base for the main floor have been completed. The front and side walls of the basement laid out partly finished. The front is being faced with light Bedford stone similar to that on the Watson station, while the rear is not.
Correction
Through a misunderstanding two of the organized houses were omitted in the slobastic rating published a short time age. Both are professional medical fraternities. Phi Beta Pi had an average of 3.46, and Phi Chi had an average of 4.30. The average is higher than the University average of 3.15.
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Architects Plan Dinner at Last Regular Meeting
A Christmas banquet was planned by the architects Wednesday night at the regular meeting of the Architectural Society which was held in Marvin hall. No definite date was set for the banquet according to Horace Wattkins, president of the club. All members of the department of architecture are invited to attend the banquet. Mr. Watkins appointed the head of the department as the banquet. The social committee is as follows: Kate KIng, chairman, Herbert Woodward, Earl Allen, and Ed Milener.
The organization meets every two weeks. The next meeting will be Wednesday, Nov. 24.
It is announced also that the picture for Jayhawkers would be taken next Tuesday at 10:30 in front of the engineering building.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. H. REDING
Oculist. Fitting glasses a speciality. Texts
the eye, ear, nose and throat.
Phone 613
F. A. U. Bldg.
DR. H. E. KUStACE
DR. H. F. P. RUSTACE
Osteopathic family physician, office at
Academie,
Lawrence, Kansas
Phone 465 1409 Massachusetts
DR. FLORIENCE BARROWS
Osteopathic Physician. Calls answered. Over
Barber's Drop. Phone 2357.
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
Eye Glasses Exclusively
1055 Mass.
TODAY—TOMORROW
OLD NEW YORK WAS YOUNG
Special Added Attraction
The Clark Oldfield Co.
With 8 Hawaiians
and three of the
hottest Charleston steppers
in town
Shows: 3-7-9 p. m.
PRICES
PRICES
Mat.: 10c-40c. Night: 10c-50c
Douglas Fairbanks in
"The Black Pirate"
Dad's Day Dinner Is Popular Affair
The dinner was closed with the singing of the crimson and blue.
C. Reese of Lawrences and C. A. Reamer of Wichita tied. They were both given Jaynack paper weights. Mr. Reese has three daughters in the University and Mr. Reason three sons in the University. Ms. Reason, D. Reynolds of Kansas City, for the Granddad who has had the most relatives in the University, Mr. Reynolds has had eight. The Phi Delta Theta University received a Kansas University award recognizing the largest number of "Dud" present. They rated $3 per cent.
CITY DRUG STORE
715 Mass. Phone 17
R. R. Hickson
Thermo-Glycerine
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Anti-Freeze Solutions
Chancellor Lindley announced that if Kansas beat Missouri next Saturday he promised the students of the University an extra holiday.
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and
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Stop in on your way home.
TODAY—TOMORROW
Handy for Students
With a supporting cast of hundreds
A saucy, merrily diverting tale of frivolous, fun-loving Paris! Where the night life continues until the sun comes up over the Tour Eifel.
with Monte Blue Patsy Ruth Miller
See the Artists' Ball — the most riotous revel of fun ever portrayed on the screen!
—Added— Comedy — News
Mitchell & Hauchers Jazz Band
Don't miss the midnight
show Saturday night,
11:00 o'clock
Shows: 3:00----6:30 to 11:00
Helen Saunders Is Pianist
Atchison, Nov. 12—Miss. Helen Saumlers, c37, who is with the Carnegie entertainers, will appear this winter as their pianist. The Carmen was born at Bremen and the Bromeon, leader, Miss Charlotte Burton, violinist, and Mrs. B. Haskell, soloist. Both Mrs. Haskall and Miss Burton have had several years of lyrical training. The students are known to many K. U. students having visited here several times last winter.
Phi Omega Pi announces the pleading of Ruth Warrington, c'20 of Cheyenne, Wyo., and Elizabeth Hosford, c'20 of Lawrence.
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Storage
General Repair Work
THE COLLEGE JEWELER 911 Massachusetts
Special Rates
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at
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Beautiful Pumps by Johansens
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Snug fitting arches—Short Vamps,
Shown in Patent or Satin in widths to triple A $7.00
More campus oxfords, latest Sport patterns, $5.00
Everwear Hosiery to match
Phone 697
Lawrence Sanitary Milk and Ice Cream Co.
745 Mass.
202 West 6th St.
Two Flavor Bricks
Egg Custard and Florida Fruit
Egg Custard and Florida Fruit Orange Marmalade and Pineapple Sherbet Chocolate and Orange Marmalade Sherbet Plum Pudding and Grape Sherbet Banana Nut and Pineapple Ice Cream Vanilla and Black Walnut Vanilla and Strawberry Vanilla and Chocolate
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Orange Pineapple
Sherbets
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Lime Green Gage Lemon Grape
Miscellaneous
Frozen Fruit Salad
All Flavors of Punch
We Specialize in Fraternity Financing
Watkins National Bank
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Reduced Round Trip Fare To Kansas City $2.10 To Topeka 1.40
Tickets will be good returning via line used on the going trip or via either of the other lines. Cheap and more comfortable than driving your own car.
Tickets will be on sale daily to and including Dec. 31, 1926, and will be limited for return to 3 days in addition to date of sale.
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