THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Oklahoma House Will Hold Caucus to Elect Speaker
Gibbons Won't Be Candidate for Leadership During Special Session Thursday
(United Press)
Thursday
Oklahoma City, Oct. 9—Members of the House of Representatives of the Oklahoma legislature, called into extra session next Thursday, today discussed the selection of a speaker for the extraordinary session.
Gibbons Fears Opposition
A preliminary causus to perfect the organization for the special session has been arranged for Wednesday night, following the announcement of Murray Gibbons, speaker during the last legislature, here today that he would not be a candidate for the place.
Gibbons Fears *Opportunities*
B Gibbons said, "Governor Walton hasibilis to investigate the ninth legislature to investigate acts of lawlessness and terrorism perpetrated by certain organizations of this state, and to investigate the official acts of state officials. I feel compelled to examine the fair, complete, fair, and impartial."
"Iinasmuch as I have been intimately connected with the administration of Governor Walton, I feel that some parties in the state would block the acts of committees appointed by me, and would question the acts of the House of Representatives presided over by me."
Two Candidates Mentioned
With caucuses today, two men active in the fight for the special session were being mentioned for House leader Linda McKenzie, can and Dave Stovall, Hugo, were listed as heavy candidates.
Two Candidates Mentioned
Rumors of the entrance of James Harris, Republican national committeeman, as an active supporter of Governor Walton, were discussed in legislative circles here today. Harris was scheduled to arrive today or tomorrow to be present at the opening of the special session.
Adopt Class Reunion Plan
Alumni Board Wishes to Create Real Homecoming
A new plan of class reunions, known as the Dix plan, was adopted by the alumni board of directors at a meeting Saturday morning.
Herefore the class reunions have been held in five year cycles, but under this plan the classes that met would never be together were never at the same reunion. Under the new plan this objection will be eliminated. Within a period of twenty years every class reunion would have other class that was in school with it.
It is the aim of the alumni board to create more interest in commencement and to give it a more definite form. The committee, composed of N. T.
UR fashions speak eloquently,but they never raise their voice.
Bullene's
[Vetch Jr, '00; Ray Delano, '01; J. Devil, '02; J. C. Nichola, '03; was selected to present the invention the special specifiers for the next commencement.
--on Earth Big
Education Faculty Will Meet
The first meeting for the year of
the faculty of the School of Education
will be held Wednesday afternoon
at 4:30 in room 207 Fraser. The
administrative committee will be
chosen, and important business matters
will be discussed.
WANT ADS
SPLENDID RETURNS from investment of small amount of capital for the right type of student, a local proposition. Inquire Y. M. C. A. Employment Bureau, or 1316 Kentucky. O12
LOST—Slide rule; with owner's name on case. Reward. Call William S. Hill, 116. O15
WANTED - Stewardess for club.
Also boy to work for board and
room at house. Front room for rent
cheap. Phone 1387 Blu, 1314 Tern.
phone 1387 Blu, 1314 Tern.
LOST—Bottom part of gold fountain pen. Can identify by engraving. If found, call Corbin Hall. O15
FOR RENT—Furnished rooms for boys, two blocks from the University. 1328 Ohio, phone 2203. O15
FOR RENT—Nice, pleasant rooms for girls. Board if desired. 1200 Tenn., phone 2577. O15
LOST—Ruby rin with initials G W,
S. in Chemistry building or around
Liberal reward. 711
FOR SALE—Boxing gloves and punching bag at 644 Miss. St.
Phone 2295 Black. O10
WANTED—Student washings. Men's
Bowersock Theatre Tonight and Wednesday "Hollywood"
There's no
Electric Sign
Enough to
Flash the
30 Stars and 50 Celebrities
Cast
Cecil B. De Mille
Thomas Meighan
Agnes Ayres
Giovanni
Jacqueline Logan
Nita Naldi
Betty Compson
Theodore Kelouf
Godard Faccett
Owen Moore
Baby Peggy
Washburn
Viola Dall
Eileen Percy
Hope Hampton
Napoli Negri
Jack Hartl
Hack Holt
Walter Hiwa
Mae MayAcv
Lois Wilson
Lois Wilson
Noah Beery
William de Mille
Corten Cotes
John Dee
Jack Pickford
Josh Loyd
Lloyd Hamilton
Never before has a photoplay been blessed with such brilliancy of cast. Never before have you been privileged to see entertainment so gorgeously different. The stars, the romance, the thrills, the laughs of a life-time crowded into a single picture.
If you could only see ONE picture a year, THIS would be the one to see!
Admission: 10c and 33c Shows: 2:30,4:00,7:30,9:00
VARSITY THEATRE
Tonight and Tuesday
Special for Fire Prevention Week Cullen Landis in "The Midnight Alarm" A Fireman Story You'll Like
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
shirts a specialty, 10c, silk shirts,
15c. Also do mending. Phone 2220
White. 1805 Kentucky. O11
GIRLIS-To have a beautiful complexion use San Seu beauty pack and face astringent. For sale at all druggists. N1
MODERN ROOMS—$8, $9. Close
in. Phone 2392 Black. 939 Tenn.
014
VARSITY DANCE! Saturday, Oct. 6
FOR RENT -Rooms for boys. Modern house with or without sleeping porch. One front room on first floor. 932 Miss. O10
FOR RENT—Large front room for girls, two single beds. Block from
LOST—Theta Tau pin. Finder please call Roger Hackney, phone 462. O11
SINGLE ROOM—For .boys. 1202
Ky. Phone 1824 O10
F. A.U.
Jenks' 5 piece
Eckes Shofstall 7 piece
You Can't Afford to Miss Them
A new Moor-Brown Shoe
in the creation of which France, England, Scotland and America join hands.
The calfskin comes from France.
It was tanned in Scotland, and stamped "moor calf" after the famous Scottish moors whose color when thick with heather it reflects.
The last was taken from England—a pure English brogue with wide extension soles and broad-flagged hand-pegged heels.
The shoes were made in America by a distinguished maker.
They are only $10
although this particular last requires more stock in the cutting than the ordinary shoe.
Castile soap with cold water will clean and keep the leather in good condition (polish with a rag just before dry) —but the usual polishes will not hurt.
where Sorstety Brand Clothes are sold
SENIORS
"Every Candidate a Leader"
(top row) Wallace James "Hodgie" Hedges
(bottom row) Charlie Hall "Liz" Martin
Black Mask Ticket
"It's the Candidate That Counts"
campus. Phone 1098.
GOLD BONDS—Call K. J. Milney,
phone 185 or 1075 Black, for information on 8 per per cent gold bundles secured on New Loyd Building, corner 9th and McFeese St., Kansas City, Mo.
Montie For a Knockout Junior Prom
Light Weight Champion of K. U.
Vote for Johnnie Montgomery
"Every Candidate a Leader"
JUNIORS
(bottom row) "Jerry" Ward Walter Shannon
(top row) "Top" Grady "Doye" Beakley
Black Mask Ticket
"It's the Candidate That Counts"
Always Appropriate
NO MATTER WHAT BE THE OCCASION
A
KUPPENHEIMER SUIT OR OVERCOAT
$45
others
$25.00 to $75.00
KNOX HATS
$7.00
others
$4.00 - $5.00
MANHATTAN SHIRTS
$3.00 to $5.00
others
$2.00 - $2.50