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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
First K. U. Football Special
Thirty-three years ago a small buil-
dent enthusiastic group of loyal K. U.
students, numbering about two he-
miliars, gathered at the Santa Fe Sta-
tion to embark on a journey thus
to mark a precedent in the history
of Kansas athletics. It was the first
football special in the history of K.
U., and was en route to the first
Missouri-Kansas football game.
The game was played on neutral territory in those days, Kansas City, Mo., where supporters from each team were equally in evidence. But Kansas roots had the edge in volume of yelling, according to Prof. E. M. Honkins, then manager of the trip to Kansas City. He made the trip in two-coach special, the price of the round trip being one dollar.
The two-hour trip was as noisy and boisterous as any such trips are today, with "Rock Chalk, Jay Hawk" sounded out frequently. The Little
Calendar for the Week
Announcement for this column should be sent to K. U. 25, Kansas news room calendar day, before noon on Fridays. day.
Sunday, Oct. 14
Sunday, Oct. 14
3.00 Normal training class of leaders of the discussion group, 205 Fraser hall.
Monday, Oct. 15
12:0 Advance sale of memberships to Teachers' Association closes, 119, Fraser hall.
2. 30 Administrative committee of the college meeting, 104 Fraser hall.
Y. W. C. A. cabinet meeting Henley house.
5.46 Joint Y. W. C. A.-Y M. C. A.
Finance workers' dinner, University commons.
Theta Sigma Phi meeting, 107 Journalism building.
4. 30 Freshman assembly meets by groups, Henley house.
8:30 Tryouts for the stunt to be given at the All-University Halloween party, Little Theater, Green hall.
1-5 Regular Show tryout*
Tryouts for Lawrence Drama
League play, "The Trying
Place," Little Theater, Green
ball.
Tuesday, Oct. 16
T. W. C. A. Finance Campaign begins.
3.5 Regular Show tryouts.
3.30 Regular orchestra practice.
Frozen choral
Teachers' Association meetings, Topeka, Wichita, Independence and Salina.
Press club, first meeting of year,
102 Journalism building.
Dad's day committee meeting,
Dean Dyer's office, Fraser hall.
4:30 Y. W. C. A. regular meeting,
Henley house.
V. W. C. A. campaign rally,
Myers hall.
5: **Irregular payroll time must be in at the Business office.**
8: **Sigma** Delta Chi meeting,
Acacia house.
Phi Alpha Tau meeting, Little
Theater, Green hall.
Wednesday, Oct. 17
regular payroll ready for signature, Business office.
Teachers' Association meetings,
Toneka, Wichita, Independence and Salina.
11:39 Professor Wilcox will lecture
on the objects on display in the
classical museum, 208 Fraser
kall.
12.20 Sachem luncheon, Ye Taverne,
Bacteriology club luncheon, 310
Snow hall.
3-5. Journalism tea, Journalism rest room.
4:30 W. S. G. A.茶, Henley house,
Circle France, 366 Froner hall.
Women's Glee club practice, 118
Administration.
19 First meeting of the Reverend Porter's class, Exploring the Bible, Henley house.
two-diewheel engine was forced to tow between Tonganoxia and Kansas for water and some of the students got out and crowded around the engine to have their "pitchers took" After arriving in the city, a rally was staged on Twelfth street, much more crowded than expected, except the band was not there. The K. band had not been organized at that time.
Men's Glee club practice, 10 Administration.
7. 30 Regular band practice, Fraser channel.
In this first contest between the two schools, Kansas earned a victory over Missouri by the score of 22-8. After the game, the teams returned to the Midland Hotel, where the total receipts of the game, amounting to the magnificent sum of $300, were divided. The athletic treasury of the University was swollen with the net receipts, totaling $150, which was deposited in the safe at Woodward's Drug Store, now known as the Round Corner Drug Store.
Botany club meeting, 1121 Louisiana.
8:00 Omicron Nu initiation, 1915 Vermont.
Teachers' Association meeting-
Toneka, Wichita, Independence
and Salina
Thursday, Oct. 18
3:30 Regular student recital, Fraser chapel.
5:30 Sophomore women's banquet. University commons.
night. "He's the first man to hold the captainacy of two teams since Tommy Johnson in 1910," the freshman went on, "and the third man to be elected to the positions of double service. Scrubby Laslett was the second and elected in 1918, but went to war and wasn't able to serve his term.
7:30 Phi Sigma meeting, 304 Snow. Regular orchestra rehearsal, Fraser chapel.
7:45 Dramatic club meeting, Little Theater, Green hall.
8:00 Pen and Scroll Halloween'en party, Fraser rest room.
Rhadamanthi meeting... 306
Fraser hall.
12:00 Regular payroll closes signal
5:00 Graduate club hike.
The freshman stopped for breath and proceeded, now become interested in the facts he had gathered. "Black was brought to Kansas through the efforts of Ad Lindsay, and became the sensation of the Hill when he made both the freshman football and the freshman basketball teams.
Saturday, Oct. 20
2:30 Nebraska at Lincoln.
2:30 Visitor's night at Observatory.
9:00 Varsity dances.
Who's Who on the Campus
"Yes, yes, I was just going to say out," Johnie hurried to answer, his fingers flanging up the balance. "Also these green hills, valley, and right now he has the distinction
"Two years ago he was a member of the second all-Valley basketball team; last year, guard on the first all-Valley team and was chosen as end on the all-Valley football team. He went out for baseball team last year for the first time and won his third 'K.'
"Fifteen swats for Johnnie," an superclassman gave his decease. The members of superior wisdom and weight of many years of experience were called to reason for such punishment. "Why can you imagine it, the poor kid didn't even know who Charlie Black was?" The dictionary committee in its council and increased the sentences in due recognition of the offense.
"Charlie Black hails from Alton, Ill." Johnnie said on another Monday
"He was a slugger at the bat and a heady player," one of the upper-classmen interrupted.
In speaking of the Lawrence town boy who attempted to gain access to security circles through impersonating a police officer, we might say he hitched his wagon to the wrong kind of star.
of being a triple-threat football man, passes, kicks, and runs. His positions are end and quarter, and he's a terrific fighter," the freshman finished, quite out of breath by this time.
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There isn't a week that we do not help some man get a start toward the income tax class. There isn't a week that we do not hear of some young man or young woman, whom we helped several years ago, who is now paying tax on an income of anywhere from $2,000 to $5,000 a year. Business offers unlimited opportunities. We can help you get started right. Ask for catalog.
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We also carry these navors in solid bricks: Strawberry, chocolate, honeyfruit, black walnut and vanilla.
Foot of Vermont St. — Phone 697
Lawrence Sanitary Milk And Ice Cream Co.
LOST—Bottom part of gold fountain pen. Can identify by engraving. If found, call Corbin Hall. O15
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LOST- Black vanny box, at the pots when voting in the gym, before 11 a. m. Return to Kansan office and receive reward. O15
"WHY I BELIEVE IN GOD"
Discussed by
DEAN R. A. SCHWEGLER
at the
University League
First Methodist Episcopal Church
TONIGHT 6:45
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Introducing to K. U.Men—"Old King Winter"
"THE BIG CHIEF" is here! Remember how he came 'round the corner this morning, "sent cold chills down your spine," "made your teeth chatter," "knees kinda' wobbled." Fact was, you realized, you needed a lot of good heavy winter wear,didn't you? Remember "how the old cash pile" made you wonder how you were going to get everything you needed? Here's the solution of the whole thing.
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$25.00 regular values ... $19.95
30.00 " " ... 22.95
35.00 " " ... 24.95
40.00 " " ... 29.95
45.00 " " ... 33.95
50.00 " " ... 37.95
Collegian Clothes, Campus Togs, Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes $23.00 $28.00 $34.00
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2.00 " " " ... 1.59
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