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KANSAS STOCK RISES WITH NEW MATERIAL
Last Year Squad Men and 2 Letter Men Show Up For Work
EMPHASIZING CONDITION
Stock in the Kansas football team rose materially Thursday afternoon when included in the fifty men out for practice, were some of the stars of last year, out for the first time this season. Wint Smith who starred at guard last season, was out for work. Bill Davidson, one of the men who helped make the Varsity last year, although he did not make his letter, appeared for the afternoon work out. Loren Simons one of last year's halfbacks, checked on his gear and looked forward to Erwin Stugard, end on last season's squad, also made his initial appearance of the season.
More Men Expected Out—Hard Work From Now on is Program
With these addition, and more to come out yet, it will not be an entirely green team that goes up against Emporia Normal in the first game of the season to be played on McCook field, October 2.
The men were given a much harder workout Thursday evening, in running down under pants, falling on the ball and some practice on the lateral forward pass. With fifteen men out working all afternoon and every afternoon, competition for the coveted berths on the first squad will be keen, and grow even keener as the season advances.
In a talk to the men while they were resting a bit and getting their wind back, Coach Allen told them that those who were planning to have a good time while out for the variegated grass equipment at once, for as he said, "Any man who is not doing as the coaches are that is giving all he has for Knausa, does not deserve a place on this team, and furthermore, the first man seen smoking automatically check in his suit."
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
More work in setting up exercises was given, as a finishing touch to the afternoon, candidates were admonished to keep in the best physical shape possible, and not to take the training season lightly.
Men who will-probably be counted on to do the punting for Kansas this year were being worked in conjunction with the pumps. Harley Little, of last year's freshman squad, Tad Reid from the 1919 varsity back-field, were doing most of the kicking, uninvolved direction of Coach Adrian Lindsey.
With four and possibly six men out for the center position, all of whom have had considerable experience mean that this spot will be filled.
Football Activities Have Started at Iowa University
Iowa City, Ia., Sept. 14—The 1920 gridiron activities at Iowa University will be opened tomorrow, when Coaches Howard Jones, Roland Leed, a former Iowa captain; James Ashmore, an old Illinois star, and Capt. Bill Kelly begin operations with a dozen or more experts of last season. Kelly, who was hurled unconscious into the road when his auto was smashed in a collision a fortnight ago, has recovered. The prospects for the season here are deemed exceptionally good. The
Oct. 2-Indiana at Bloomington.
Oct. 9-Cornell at Iowa City.
Oct. 16-Illinois at Urbana.
Oct. 23-Chicago at Chicago.
Oct. 30-Open.
Nov. 6-Northwestern at Iowa City
Nov. 13-Minnesota at Iowa City
Nov. 20-Ames at Ames.
Lorraine Wooster Stirs
Up Hornet's Nest at Fair
Topeka, Sept. 16. -Miss Lorraine Elizabeth Wooster, state superintendent of public instruction cannot even go to the Kannas fair without running into a horse's nest.
While Miss Wooster was presiding over a spelling her, someone stirred up a nest of horrors just back of the pavilion. The spelling beel continued while Miss Wooster devoted her time to fighting off the horrors.
Naomi Yeakley, of Hoyt, won first prize in the written contest and Lloyd Rice, Topeka, won first honors in the oral contest.
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A Rug, Drapery Material for Window or Box Covering, Chintzes, Cretanne or Figured Terry Cloth—all this on the third floor.
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The Trunks and Bags are Here Too
Blankets, Comforts and Pillows May Also be Found on This Floor
INNES, BULLENE & HACKMAN
Wichtihk, the Sept' 15—Following a command by the speaker representing the sophomores, the campus of Fairmount blossomed with the greenery of freshmen caps today, thus continuing the tradition inaugurated last year that all freshman boys wear caps until Turkey Day.
Freshies Grin and Bear It
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOUND—Near South Park, a purse
containing money. Geraldine Bep
ROOM—to let. Boy's room, one block from campus. 1228 La. Phone 1556. 5-3-14.
LOST-Pockettbook containing money and owner's card on Hill Friday morning. Reward. Return to 734 Indiana. Mary Hanna.
pet. Phone 573.
ROOM FOR RENT-Double or single for girls. One block from campus. Phone 2500. 249 Ohio, Mrs.
5-5-19.
. | Garrett.
LOST- Eversharp, Pencil with
1126 Ky. and Oread High Friday.
Notify Mary F. Evans, 1126 Ky.
Phone 1949 Red. 5-21-7.
F. B. McCOLLOCH, Druggist
We are ready to serve our old customers and care for new ones
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Many off the face, rolling brims, crushers, lace and small bats; the trimming includes ostrich, metal threads and ornaments, embroidery and fancy ornamentals. The hats feature shades of pleasant, Hunter's green, negre, Copen, navy, Quaker gray and black.
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HAROLD BACHMAN and His MILLION DOLLAR BAND
Will Appear at ROBINSON GYMNASIUM
Afternoon 3:30 p.m.
Admission 50c
Monday, Sept. 20
Evening 8 p. m.
Admission $1.00
Dance After Night Show--Bachman's Jazz Orchestra DATE RULE OFF
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Freshman Caps Ready, $1
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O'Coats $35 up
at
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Saturday Noon Sept.18th
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Dancing 3-6 p.m.
Soda Grill
Schofstal's Orchestra
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