THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1986
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
Southern Cotton Prices Break Into Political Limelight
National and International Phases Both Enter in Present Economic Situation
Washington, Oct. 14 - The South's cotton prices entered today the realm of both international and national politics.
The international phase developed from the fact that the government cotton relief committee wants Europe to absorb more of the South's cheap cotton. It said the fact that Soviet Russia looms up heavily as a large prospective customer.
The national phase develops from charges of some southern concession that the agricultural department has incorrectly grown its crop estimates, thereby leaving the cotton industry unimpacted. Henry S. Johnson, Democratic gubernatorial candidate in Oklahoma, has charged the national administration with a "conspiracy" with miners, stock gamblers and exporters which last week "took from the state pocket" pockets at least $10,000.
Soviet Agents Are in South
Soviet scouts are reported in the South arranging to take more than Russia's customary $200,000,000 worth of cotton this year, while the government relief corps frankly suggested to travel to foreign countries to absorb greener portions of the surplus.
Out of the Soviet interests in the situation may develop increased discussion of the question of Soviet recognition. Russia wants long term credits here but cannot obtain them without recognition. With such credits she would agree to quadruple her cotton takings.
Situation Is Not Impossible Out of the domestic situation may arise a closer lioness between southern congress members and the western farm block colleagues in support of farm relief legislation.
Meantime, the administration, the first Republican group to take a di-rib relief hand in a cotton crises classed the situation as "serious but not impossible." It points out to the southern farmers that credit aid is available, and it is urging further diversification of crops.
Former Student Marries
Auctioneer is made of the marriage of Miss Gladys Apple, daughter of Mrs. Vern Appel, to Walter O'Connell. Ms. O'Connell, F. Field of Kansas City, which took place in Independence, Mo., Sept. 28, Mrs. Field graduated from the University in 28. She is a member of the Women's Soccer team and be at home in Topeka after Nov. 1.
to MANHATTAN
For the K. U. Aggie Game October 16, 1926
Fare $2.50 Round Trip
Good returning not later than midnight Saturday night.
Make your reservations now by purchasing ticket at the Box Depot, Eldridge Hotel.
Special Rates to MANHATTAN
REDUCED RATES
to
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and the
KANSAS CITIES
Round trip fare from Lawrence to Topeka now $1.15. One way fare, 79c.
Round trip fare from Lawrence to the Kansas Cities. $1.80.
One way fare, $1.10.
Buses leave Lawrence for Tepexat at 12:59, 8:40, 11:30 and 12:45, 11:55, 1:55, 3:25, 3:25, 4:55, 11:25, 12:25, 11:25, 12:25, 11:25, m., and 12:15, a.m.
Buses leave Lawrence for the Kansas Cities at 7:30, 7:45, 8:30, 9:15, 10:00, 10:45, 11:30 p.m. and 12:30 p.m., respectively, 9:15, 10:00, 10:45, 11:30 p.m., and 12:30 a.m.
Museum Gets Siamese Collection of Rare Birds
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Washington, Oct. 14 - Over 900 specimens of Siamese birds will be added to the collection at the U. S. National Museum in the near future, for a large shipment of skins has been released by the museum who is now in Sinam. Although Britishologists have explained the country horribly in recent years, Doctor Smith has found several new species, the Siamese collection will prove most useful,军官 officials state, for unrestricted use and that had very few specimens from there.
Doctor Smith will remain in Siam for some time investigating the fish fauna for the Siamese government, During that time he also plans to send further collections of birds to the United States.
Exhibition of Ancient Glass and Silverware Is Now in Art Museum
Special Guatemalan Collection of Ecclesiastical Silver Is on Display
The Spooner-Thayer museum collection was enlarged last week by the addition of some ancient glass and silver items. The curator, Alinis Moodie, curator of the museum.
A special collection of ecclesiastical silver from Guatemala, consisting of oil and silver cruets, chalice (a cup used for holding wine) and ceramic pot (oil) cruets, cremation candleshells, silver vases, a marrow-spoon and a panchule inlaid which has an Amerian dollar inlain in the bowl, is now on display at the American Museum of History with gun-shaped手镯s.
Specimens of, so-called Corcean china, made into cloisonne ocean ware
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Another addition to the collection of the museum is one of Chinese pottery. This contains an Imperial yolk vase 150 years old, a Roman vase and a special peach blown vase dated 1675.
All of this material will be on display in the rear of the Spinner Thayer museum; that section now be furnished for glass and chinaware exhibits.
Quill Club Will Discuss Publication of Magazine
An election of officers was also scheduled, for the meeting this afternoon.
There are 2,455 students enrolled at the University of Colorado, which is an increase of 39 over the corresponding date last year.
We also have a complete line of all standard brands of shaving creams, lotions, brushes and blades.
Whether or not publication of the Oread Magazine will be continued this year is to be the chief topic discussed at a meeting of Quill Club, upper class literary society, called the Association of Authors, partner at the Jerusalem building. In previous years the Oread, which is published jointly by Quill Club, Pen and Scroll, and Rudnianmathi, and which is the chief outlet for stories being loaned money, according to Russell Carter, president of Quill Club.
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Gibson, “Send and Foam” 2.00
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Arnold Bennett, “Lord Ringo” 2.50
Hugh Walthock’s “Harmer John” 2.50
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UNION PACIFIC Football Special
K. U. vs. AGGIES Manhattan, Oct. 16
Leave Lawrence 9:30 a. m.
Arrive Manhattan 12 Noon
Leave Manhattan 6:00 p. m.
Arrive Lawrence 8:15 p. m.
Tickets Good Only on Special Train
Round Trip Fare $2.81
Teen, Fresh, Band, Jay Jones, Ku Kus, all on this train. Go with the crowd.
Tickets on sale at K. U., Athletic Office and Union Pacific Station
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We have 8 Fords, with very good tires and in good running condition.
'7 touring, runs good, tires fair, $27.50
'15 roadster, has had $72 work done recently, $35.00
'21 roadster, worth our price, $25.00
'20 touring, runs good, yours for $30.00
'19 touring, big buy at our price, $35.00
'19 tudor sedan, runs good, priced $55.00
Others priced $110.00 to $385.00
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"for that Aggieville trip"
New snap brim hats
New Donegal tweed topcoats
Genuine pigskin gloves
Imported reefers
Fancy light wool hose
Soft collar shirts
Striped silk neckwear
good" before and after the game
“all good” before and after the game
Football Spirals -
Haskell should win from Dayton U.
Nebraska "easy" over Wash. U.
Mizzoo..S, M. U., a stiff game and questionable about
a "Mizzoo victory"
Okla. Ags.-Tulsa, pick the Aggs
Drake--Oklahoma, a "battle royal," with possibly Okla-
homa the winner
Ames-Grimrell, another "60 minute go:" kinda look
Ames-Grinnell, another "60 minute go;" kinda looks like Grinnell
Kansas returned from Wisconsin with a lot of football knowledge, which they will "dish out" to the Aggies Saturday. It's gone to be "a the battle" and Aggieville is due for a "surprise party"—it looks like a "knotted game" or a Kansas victory by small margin.
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