TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1928
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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
PAGE THREE
Students' Are Observing National Pharmacy Week
"Your dragonet is more than a merchant," is the idea that the School of Pharmacy wishes to bring before the public by their observations of National Pharmacist Week, which started yesterday. A trade show, exhibits, and the opening of the pharmacy title card are among the features of the program.
Tuesday afternoon Prof. L. L. Broggin delivered a lecture from KEPU willining the history of pharmacy and crossing the claim of pharmacy to professionalism. The Pharmacy will also be explained.
The laboratory of 111, Chemistry building, will be open every afternoon this week and students will be given courses used in the handling of drugs.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Special business meeting of Quill Club will be held Thursday at 4:30 p.m. in the sky parlor. There will be an election of officers. Attendance of all members is required—Russell Calver.
Prof. H, C. Lehman, of the School of Education, will speak on "The Study of Play in Relation to Progress" before the junior high school at the State Teachers' Convention in Hutchinson on Nov. 5, Friday.
The committee on Dad's Day program will meet Wednesday evening to make arrangements for the activities of that day, Nov. 11.
House presidents are asked to call at the office of the Dean of Women in order to obtain the new house rules and directive for distribution. —Dean Husband.
A STETSON looks smart every day of its unusually long life - in hats the best is real economy.
STETSON HATS Styled for young men
Get Your Stetson at
Students Perform for Rotary Four University students gave a handsling exhibition at the regular Club Monday, Oct. 14, under the direction of Herbert Aliphin, director of gymnastics and swimming coach in the University, Steve Silverman, student instructor, George Cub, student instructor, George Cub, and Evans Evewere the men taking part in the performance.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DR. H. BENING
Oceilid, Filming glasses a specialty. Tests
the eye, nose, and throat.
Phone: 811. F. A. U. Ulbis.
Come and Celebrate the Manhattan-K. U. Game
Better Every Week
"Jimmie" Mitchell and the Original Jayhawkers
F. A. U., 9 p.m.
DD H E RISEACE
The
Varsity Dance Saturday Nite Oct.16
RICHARD DIX
DR. H. E. BUSTACE
Osteopathic family physician. Office at Reviereen, Lawncrest, Kansas
Phone: (212) 530-7950
1199 Massachusetts
Tonite - Tomorrow - Thursday
BOWERSOCK
Refreshment
THE QUARTERBACK
Esther Ralston
Fred Newmeyer
A Grammount Picture
All the excitement, glamor and color that fills the Palo Grounds with 74,000 enthusiasts has been added into this New Dix special.
Shows: 3—7;15—9
Prices
Mat. 10-10 Nite 10-50
Added - Comedy - News
DR. FLORENCE HARBOR
Determinant, Picardian. Calls answered. Ove
Harbor. Dirig.     Phone 235
LAWRENCE OPTICAL COMPANY
New York, New York.
We Sell Dope for Hop Fiends
Jimmie Freddie
Mitchell Houchens
ORIGINAL JAYHAWK ORCHESTRA
The Best in Music
Jimmie Mitchell Fred Houchens
Phone 2668 Black
Its been
for over fifty years
WIEDIE'S
Remember---
The world moves too fast to look you up----
It always depends on looking you over
SO
Keep Pressed Up
and
Dressed Up
to
Insure Success
We clean everything you wear but your shoes
Lawrence Steam Laundry
10th & New Hampshire Phone 383
INDEPENDENT BULLETIN
Yes, DO Compare the Qualifications
Sachem
PRESIDENT
Wilbur Starr
SENIOR CANDIDATES
Member of Student Council 1925-26
Member Y. M. C. A. Cabinet 1924-25
Vice-president Y. M. C. A. 1925-26
Excellent student
Glee Club (2 years)
"N7" Club
President Reno County Club (2 years)
Basketball 1925
Football 1925-21-25-26
VICE-PRESIDENT Herb Pennington
Sachem
Member of Student Council 1926-27
Varsity Dance Manager 1926-27
Tau Beta Pi (honorary scholastic)
Sigma Tau (honorary)
Self-support 100 per cent
Scarab (honorary)
Manager of Hob Nail Hop 1925-26
Kansas Engineer
SECRETARY Moyne Rice
Nobody can afford to miss this big parade and all the trimmings. Everybody should be there. Don't let your friends miss out on this either! Everybody is invited and welcome. Be there!
The procession will form at 12 p.m. and Ohio streets, at 7:30 p.m., Wednesday. After a period of vigile production effort, the gang will re-enter the arena in a parade they will complete a perfect day with speeches and entertainment.
Y. W. C. A. Cabinet
Jay June
W. A. A.
MacDowell
Pen and Scroll
Honor Roll (3 years)
Received scholarship (Emily Burger
Women's varsity basketball team
Everybody remembers the big Independent Parade of last year. This year it will be bigger and better protesting in an independent function of this sort. If anyone thinks it's not a real parade just ask any of those who attended last year's profession. Fun! Action! FEP! Flip! firing torches — you have to be clever enough plenty to go around. Nobody should miss this great event.
THE JUNIOR TICKET
The Big Parade
(3 years)
Co-Manager K. U. Karnival
PRESIDENT James Hayes
Self-supporting
An A student
A K. U. debater
Delta Sigma Rho (bonorary debate)
Pi Kappa Delta (bonorary)
A track man
Member of varsity football squad
VICE-PRESIDENT Byron Rexroth
stary-traumer Engineer Se-
long Student
SECRETARY
Aliene Eberle
PROM MANAGERS
Ernest Stanley
"Bill" Melander
Secretary-treasurer Engineer School An Honor Student
TREASURER Harold Baker
Sachse
Member Student Council (now)
Vice-president V. M. C. A. (now)
Member V. M. C. A. Calhoun 1925-24
Gym School 1925-24-23
Track 1923-24
Basketball 1923-24
Football 1923-24-25-26
Only Kansas football map to make an Air-Vallion position last year
Self-supporting
Excellent student
best men, by letting the office seek the man, and by giving the non-organization men a party of their own The independents won the greatest political victory of the decade. In spite of the Pacachanac buoists, the independents carried all the offices of the Engineering School, two-thirds of the Student Council, including all the officers from president to treasurer. Having won before by the vote of the free thinking students who refused to be influenced by the usual line of organized propaganda, the Independent Party again relies on the same Independent men and women and the independent spirit of the freshman class to carry their ticket to victory.
CONVENTION ARTICLE
TO THE VOTERS -
The Independent senior ticket, like all other Independent tickets, was nominated by representative senior men and women in an open convention. Notice of the time and place of this convention was put in the Daily Kansan and All Independent voters were urged to attend. Meanwhile, who nominated the Pachacamac ticket? Where was it nominated? Did you have a chance to help nominate it? Since this is the usual Pachacamac ticket we conclude that it was nominated as all Pachacamac tickets have been nominated for the last fourteen years. Namely, at the dead of night, behind locked doors, by the "ten men in the basement" system, the Inner Circle of Pachacamac, the Incas and the Incalets.
The Independent party urges for consideration four class tickets. We have tried to select a ticket in which there are no one-sided candidates. No man or woman should be elected to office solely because of political achievement, or so-called achievement, or solely because of athletic ability. The Independent party recognizes ability in every phrase of student activity as can be seen by the well balanced selection of its ticket. Last spring the Independent Party came into existence as a reaction on the part of the independent thinkers of the school against the old fashioned boss-ridden machine. By picking the
Paul Fowler
SOPHOMORE TICKET
PRESIDENT:
Freshman football
Freshman basketball
Self-supporting
Three years high school football
(Captain last year)
Three years high school basketball
(Member of national champion
team)
Herman Davis
VICE-PRESIDENT:
Varsity football
Working student
Four years high school football
Track and glee club
TREASURER:
Logan Woolley
An excellent student
Runner-up in intramural tennis 1929
Ex-doubles champion Missouri Valley
doubles at tennis
SECRETARY:
Helen Cady
Dean's honor roll
Y. W. C. A.
High school student council
National honor society
National drama club
Advertising committee of Douglas County club
SOPH HOP MANAGER:
Charles Jones
Self-supporting
Freshman track
Varsity track squad
High school football, basketball, track,
soccer
Experienced as manager of dramatic
productions in home town
TREASURER:
Carl Kullman
"K" Club
Football 1925-26
A good student
Experienced in handling money
"Let the office seek the man"
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