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Tales Out o' School
Ray C. Brown, LLB. '11, Watanga, Oklahoma, is coming back for the Game. Brown is a lawyer in Watanga.
Miss Jenna Smith, A. B.'11, daughter of E. S. Smith of the School of Medicine teaching domestic science in Winfield high school. She will be back for the game.
Billy Gowan, who holds the Missouri Valley record for the high jump, will be in Lawrence Friday and Saturday.
J. Christy Wilson, debater, Phi Beta Kapp, and squirt at Wiedemann's last year, is coming back for the Missouri game Friday.
Evadne Laptad, A. B. '08, a teacher in the Junction City high school, is planning to see Kansas wallop the Tigers.
Be Specific. Professor!
Prof. C. G. Dunlap, of the department of English, sent a student over to Spooner for a book on Chaucer by a Mr. Bird. No such book was listed, the librarian said. Professor Dunlap knew differently. A combined search turned up the book on Chaucer but it was by Robbin, not Bird.
The conductor of the football special made what he thought was a thorough search of his train, and supposed he had eliminated everyone who had no ticket. As he closed the door of one car, however, a voice from somewhere said "Will you ever have to come all" A chorus of great volume arose from under berths, between seats, and hidden corners.
Pug Ferguson, student last year, is covering police for a paper in Dallas, Texas. He writes that he likes his job all right, but that the police department is down on his paper and will not let him into the reporter's room at police headquarters. And the distressing circumstance about it, says Pug, is that the rooms are furnished in mahogany.
WHAT! C. EDGAR A PROF!
Crummy Williams is to portray the leading part of "Professor Good-willie" in the coming senior play Wayne Wingart will be "Dr. Cosens," and Dean McElheney "Dr. Yellow-leaves." The parts were assigned after the try-out yesterday in Green Hall.
That's What he Drew When Parties for Senior Play were Handed Out
A meeting of the cast will be held Wednesday evening; at 7 o'clock in Green Hall, and the manuscripts given out at that time. Study will begin at once, and rehearsals soon after the Christmas vacation.
One million dollars in round numbers will have been expended by football enthusiasts, on the new Yale bowl the day after the Harvard game. Here are the figures which go to make up that amount.
The land upon which the Bowl stands cost approximately $150,000. $300,000 were expended in the actual construction of the Bowl. The new athletic house and general improvements in and about the field are estimated to have cost a quarter million dollars. Of that amount, $100,000 is the day of the game, and every one of them will pay $2 or more to get in, besides $3 per man, a low estimate for traveling expense and incidentals, $300,000 more.
YALE BOWL CIRCULATES
OVER A MILLION DOLLARS
Looks as though football has come to stay.
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Lucy M. March
Helen Bocker
Scott Griesa
Donald D. Davis
T. H. Croneneyer,
Oscar Brownlee,
Marisa Shefrey
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D. A. J.
Sigma Chi fraternity
J. L. Seller
Chancellor and Mrs. Strong
J. N. van der Vries
Geo. N. Vansell
W. R. B. Robertson
H. A. Millis
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Rose E. Hall
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Y. W.-Y. M. Vesper service
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E. F. S.
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D. C. Dilley
T. T. Smith
N. B. Downing
Helen M. Clark
Geo. E. Putnam
F. E. Kester
H. O. Kruse
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H. H. Till
Eaten Gumbiner
H. S. Nelson
Anon
T. W. Brückmiller
C. C. Young
A. E. Stevenson
G. R.
M. S.
L. N. Flint
Faculty, School of Er
E. G. Kaufman
Mrs. Mary G. Allen
Carrie M. Watson
W. C.
Nelson Griffith
Lucinda Griffith
Jane Griffith
George Griffith
Oscar Brown
A. B. Weaver
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Mrs. Frank Lucas of Cherokee spent Sunday with her daughter Flossa Irene at the Sigma Kappa house.
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Miss May Landis, '04, who is teaching mathematics in Leavenworth high school visited friends in Lawrence over Sunday.
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SALOMY JANE
Featuring BEATRIZ MICHELENA and all Star Cast. From the novel by Bret Harte. Complete in Six Reels.
Coming: Annette Kellerman in "Neptune's Daughter." Capt. Leslie Peacock's Masterpiece. Complete 8 Reels.
Tomorrow, Nov. 18th
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WELL, WELL, BOYS TOO BAD, WASN'T IT?
BUT nothing to be ashamed of, anyway. We have considerable of a team ourselves, so next Saturday let's all put on our K arm bands, fly our own K. U. Pennants, and help the boys
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