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SPRING SUITINGS
FRANK KOCH
TAILOR
727 Mass.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
IRVIN COBB PRAISES SOUND ADVERTISING
W. C. M'COONNELL, Physician and
Bachelor of Science in Medicine,
diploma, 1346 Tenn. St.
W. C. M'COONNELL, Physician and
Bachelor of Science in Medicine,
diploma, 1346 Tenn. St.
F. B. FROCK, Optomist and Specialist in School Medicine. Office 802 Mass Phone 655.
BARRY REDING M. M. D. Ear, earp. nose and throat. N.Y., New York. Home 812. Building, Bell 811. Home 812.
G. A. HAMMAN, M. D. B., Eye, orar,
A. F. HAMMAN, Dick Building.
Guaranteed. Dick Building.
J. W. O'BRYAN, Dentist. Over Wilson's Drug Store. Bell Phone 507.
DR. H. W. HAYNE, Oculist, Lawrence,
Kansas
J. R. BECHTEL, M. D. D. O. 833 Mas-
tachusetts Street. Both phones, office and
phone numbers.
W. J. WONES, A. M. M. D. Diseases of
Hepatitis B. Hepatitis C. Residence,
1802 Rite Hall, Both North and South
Rivers.
Gives Views in Paper Read Before Editors at K. U. Newspaper Week
The views of Irvin S. Cobb, on advertising were presented before the National Newspaper Conference yesterday.
H. D. H. T. JONES, Room 12 F. A. F.
DBG. Residence 1130 Tenn. Phones 211.
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Mr. Cobb's paper was read in answer to the questions "Is advertising destroying the thrift of the nation? Are not all magazines and newspapers leagueed together in an effort to encourage responsible consumption of the American people by their persistent and subtle appeals to their readers to 'spend'?"
CLASSIFIED
"In my humble opinion, advertising is not destroying the thrift of the nation." Mr. Cobb explained in his paper, "I don't believe that all magazines and all newspapers, and any magazines and any newsapers are leagued together in an effort to save the American people by their persistent and subtle appeals to their readers to spend.
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Office, 746 Mass. St.
S. T. GILLISPIE, M. D. D. OO corner
S. T. WARREN, K. Residence 728
. Phones 506-213-4591
MERCURY ELLISON, Dressmaking and L.ides
VERMONIA, Fashion Designer, 1032
Vernonia, Phone Bell 2411 West.
Plumbers
JE. W. Pawson, Engraver, Watchmaker and
Jeweler, and Jewelry. Bell Plates
71. Mass.
"As a matter of fact, I do not think the average newspaper advertisement is subtle, although it may be persistent. It seems to me that a great deal of good money is wasted in negative and ill-advised advertising campaigns. Advertiser's space at high points, which fill the space with appealing content which is neither appealing nor convincing. At least some of them do."
Jewelers
Phone Kennedy Plumbing Co., for
Massage Mada lamps. 937 Mass.
Phones 088, 089
hairdressing, shampooing, scalp and facial massage, shampooing, hair-goods. "Marti salofo" shampooing. Call Bell 1872, 801. S1. The Select Hair Dressing Shop, 927 Mass St.
Ladies Tailors
Hair Dressers
Barber Shops
Go where they all go
J. C. HOUK
913 Mass.
"On the other hand, an advertisement which sets forth with brevity and emphasis the value, or the supposed value of a given commodity, seems to me to be a necessary and a vital element in advertising; newspaper literature. If the advertised article has no real merit behind it, I do not believe it can ever become permanently popular. On the other hand, a really worthy commodity gains in influence and selling power through peated publication of its name or the slogan, each phrase that is identified with it."
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"Speaking personally, I know that I continue to buy certain articles largely because the names of those articles soak into my mind day after day, and week after week, through the saturating power of newspaper and magazine advertising. At the same time, I am equally sure that I would not continue to buy those commodities were they not of merit.
Here Are The Names Of
Visiting Newspapermen
Following is a list of the editors that have registered:
Godfrey Plachac, Kansas City ACDL.
Kansas City City AD Club.
H. W. Beack, Kansas City Ad Club.
R. E. Busebark, Lyndon Herald.
R. S. Hackeyney, Kansas City
J. L. Barronas, Kansas City;
C. L. Brittain, Kansas City Ad Club.
Goddfrey Plichack, Kansas City Ad Club.
H. S. Hackey, Lawrence, Kansas
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Barrons, Kansas City
Star.
Geo. L. Cartilch, Adv. Mgr. Woolf Bros.
Brown.
Commercial.
L. R. Borenick, Marysville Advocate-Dem
Kansas City City,
Kansas City.
W. Failer, Jewell Republican.
J. L. Papa, Mulesue Press.
J. W. Papa, Mulesue Press.
W. Clyde Fite, Protection Post.
W. Clyde Fite, Protection Post.
John Redmond, Burlington Republican.
Nate E. Roesa, Stanford Counter.
O. J. Rogers, Randall Co., Topeka.
J. O. Rogers, Randall Co., Topeka.
H. J. Allen, Wichita Beacon.
F. N. Ball, Chicago.
F. N. Ball, Chicago.
Frank Lokey Blanchard, Editor and Publisher,
New York.
Frank Lokey Blanchard, City Star.
Frank Lokey Blanchard, City Star.
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marco Morrow, Tupcake Daily Capital. J. C. Madden, Coulton City Republic. George W. Marble, Fort Scott Tribune. W. C. Mathison, Baldwin Ledger.
College Students
Harry E. Montgomery, Junction City
Strictly Home Cooking
nardford F., Butcher, Needsha Sun. H. E. Bruce, Marquette Tribune. H. B. Cullen, University Dr. J. C. Palen, Pitburg, Kan. Gilbert Clayton, Hill City Reville-New York
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W. M. Millen, Quinceanera
W. M. Millen, Quinceanera
W. M. Millen, Quinceanera
Kan. George, George
Kan. George, George
Kans. George, George
N. Midshipman, Kans.
Kentry
Gilbert Clayton, Hill City Revenue De-
Charles L. Cody, Monetype Company.
Charles F. Conover, Wellsville Globe.
A. F. Conover, Wellsville Globe.
George W. Conwell, Lecompton Sean.
George W. Conwell, Leccompton Sean.
Russell H. Clark, Jayawatha 2014.
W. E. Hughes, Emporia Gazette.
W. E. Hughes, Emporia Gazette.
Fred W. Knapp, Beloit Gazette.
Fred W. Knapp, Beloit Gazette.
Galin Lambert, Emporia Gazette.
La Cox M. Alonso, Co. Mo.
Q. L. Meyer, Alonso, Co. Mo.
Lawrence Blue Mountain Sun.
Frank Lowe, Blue Mountain Sun.
Wilfried Morgan, Hutchison Town of Texas, Aus-
In, Tex.
Jerry Moore, Fe Ma Monitor.
John J. Miller, Santa Fe Monitor W. E. Miller, St. Marys Star.,
D. L. Miller, Manhattan, Kansas, K. S.
A. C. Miller, Kansas, K. S.
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George E. Marcellus, American Press
association
Muller, Bella Littelle, Telegraph-Freeman*
C. H. Stuart & Co.
Barnett O'Hara, The Yellow Citizen.
Alna Palmer, Kingman Leader Courier.
Lavette M. Davis, Stanford Courier.
L. W Davis, Hills Qi City.
L. W E. Davis, Dodge City Globe.
L. W E. Davis, Dodge City Globe.
Donald S. Flagg, Perry Mirror.
W. W. Foster, Perry Mirror.
W. W. Foster, University News Bull
Paul E. F. Ergg, Ferry Terry
W. W. Forguson, University Newa Bul
Miss Mette E. Middaugh, Kansas City
Kansas.
M. J. Moseley, American Peas
E. P. Green, Winfield Courier
E. R. Pearson, Harry C.
Harry C. Green, Topaka Capital
Harry C. Green, University
William Hastings, Robinson Index,
Hannah O'Connor, W.A.
W. A. Hill, Plainville Times.
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C. M. Harger, Abilene Reflector,
M. N. Heath, Harbert, Haswala, Kan
Mrs. J. E. House, Topeka Capital
Miss Maybele Stuard, City Editor Enid
Honor Hoeh, Martion Reconn
Frank Hoopes, Oolies Oklakoman, OKlahoman
Mr. Ewing Herbert, Hiwatha, Kan.
Mr. Ewing Herbert, Hiwatha, Kan.
Mr. J. E. House, Topeka Capital.
Mr. J. E. House, Topeka Capital.
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Charles H. Seasons, Kansas City Jour-
ward, W. W. St. John, The Reformer, Russell,
W. W. St. John, The Reformer, Russell,
Glick Foeckle, LeRoy Reporter,
The New York Times; Keith Clevenger, Oasatomegraphic;
Carr H. Ghet, University of Maryland;
Robert W. Green, American Type Journal (Kan.)
Robert W. Green, American Type Journal (Kan.)
Charles F. Scott. The Iola Register.
Cecil Stratton, The Topena Daily Capita-
Newark, New York
tieo F. Smith, The Marysville News Ralph Tennal, the Burlington Independent.
John W. Smith, Kansas City Post
Ed E. Sheaagreen, Chicago, Printing Cost
Poster
Ralph Tennell, the Burlington Independence Will Townsley, Great Bend Tribune. H. D. Thompson, Kansas City, Mo.
N A. TURNER, Russell Record.
N A. TURNER, handwritten, Kansas City, editor
O. L. Walmer, Lucas Independent.
O. E. Whitaker, Free Lance.
R. S. Whitclaw, Kingman Journal.
B. Fen. W. Russell Record.
Ben F. Wood, Russell Record.
Earl C. Woodward Minneapolis Mes
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Weaverling,
ville Sun.
Duplex Press
ville Sun.
Arthur Wilson. Duplex Press.
Kenneth V. Levi Sun.
1 WYSE, N. S.
Iurt Zanwaht, The Bonner Spring Chief
ainr
senger.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Weaverling, Coffey
Earl Ackerm, Stanford Republican.
Levi L. Alford, Cawker City Public Ree
W, G. Anderson, the Winfield Free Press,
A, T. Beck, the Holton Recep-
tion
Roy F. Bailley, Salma Jordanier-
Roy B. Berman, Kansas Farmer, Topeka,
Kansas
Kansas.
Ben T. Baker, Smith Center Journal.
Lester M. Combs, Anthony Republican.
S. J. Crumble, Board of Health To-
H. E. Bruce, Marquette Tribune
A. A. Bice, Glen Elder Sentinel
A. G. Copenland, La Cyge Journal
Robert M. Davis, Arkansas City Daily
LAURA M. French, Emporia Gazeette.
C. F. Foley, Public Utilities Commission,
Missouri
P. Hageberg, Jewelt Wontner,
Ralph G. Heninway, Haven Journal.
Geo C. Hall, Clebrane News.
Linda C. Miller, Lifelong
Wahsee F. Ohlate, Olathe Register.
Geron Harmon, The Daily Herald.
Olive Hamlin, The Daily Herald.
Glide H. Knox, Independent Daily Re
J. M. Lewis, The Kinsley Graphic.
M. L. Lockwood, Lockwood's Herald, Hebl
non, Kanaus
neon, Howell. The Merchants Journal
Kanu, Kan.
Tom A. McNeal, Maeshul Mail and Breeze.
Joe L. Napier, The Newton Kansai Report.
Harvey Parsons, Topeka State Journal.
Harvey Parsons, Topeka State Journal.
Times (State Fire Manhal, Tulsa).
(State Fire Manhal, Tulsa).
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V. C. Robb, Ottawa Guardian,
Rankin, Mail and News, Torpea
Bank, Mail and News, Truce.
H. Robbins, the Oaklanda Independent. R. Roberts, the Oaklanda Independent. Humbert Sullivan, Lawnworks. Kan. J. Shavain, the Western Spirit. K. Shavain, the Western Spirit. G. W. Shock, Joneke Echoe. F. W. Shock, Joneke Echoe. Auntie Austin. Madison Live Stock Belt. W. R. Smith, The Madison Advocate. R. D. Valentine, Clay Center Times. D. A. Valentine, Clay Center Times. William Allen White, Emgastia Gaste. William Allen White, Emgastia Gaste.
William Allen White, Emporia Gaeffe.
dwarf gardion, Villard, New York Evening
Station.
Arthur Capper, Capper Publications,
Frank MacLemanone, Topika State Journal.
Hon, Ed. T. Hackney, Wellington, Kan.
T. Hodgson, B.C., Vancouver, Kan.
Frasasma Faxe, Exposition, San Francisco
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F. Y., F. Fisher, Manager Lecture Bu
F. Y., F. Fisher, San Francisco
F. J. Whiting, Western Newspaper Union.
Richard H. Waldo, Good Housekeeping
Magazine.
G. E. Morgan, Peabody Gazette.
R. G. Heminway, Haven Journal.
W. F. Hill, Westmoreland Receiver.
W. F. Hill Westmoreland Records
C. E. Williams Wholesaler
E. C. Williams, Lawrence
J. W. Davis, Editor Western Newspaper
Lester Combs, Anthony
Ray L. Clapper, Kansas City Star.
A. C. Calvin, Western Newspaper Union.
A. B. Prine, Elmer Sentinel
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E. D. Milligan, Fort Scott Tallahas,
E. D. Milligan, Lansana City,
R. W. Stubbs, Lawrence,
R. W. Stebaugh, Hinggart Bugle,
Kin D. King, City Post.
R. W. Smith, Columbus
W. R. Smith, Journal World.
W. C. Simons, Journal-World.
R. H. Rogers, Olahe Mirror
R. H. Rogers, Mo. City Mo.
Dull Ellen Tanaka
E. C. Craig, Ulrichene Eifterbauer
Glenn Conkling, Lyons Republican
Cheryl Kornblum, Lyons Republican
C. A. Calvin, Western Newspaper Union.
O. A. Brize, Glen Elder Scottinel.
O. A. Bruce, Glen Elder Scottinel.
Robert B. Barr, Fort Scott Tribune Mon
Frank MacLennan, Topken State Journal
W. G. Landers, Kansas City, Kansas, Ken-
w. G. Landers, Kansas City, Kansas
Leon A. Hash, Pittsburgh Sun.
Gee, Harmon, Valley Falls Vindicator.
Wallace P. Hovey, Olathe Register.
Will S. Mirmann, Colorado Mo.
Dana L. Wagner, Club Club
Elmer L. Legg, K. C. Ad Club.
J. R. Droom, K. C. Ad Club.
Hamilton Holz, N. Y. Independent
Filmer, L. Lezz, K. C. Ad Club.
Elmer L. Legg, K. C. Ad Club.
P. W. Morgan, Topeka.
P. W. Morgan, Topeka.
Chas Sturtevant, Topeka State Journal. W. C. Agastin, Chau County Leader.
Chas, W. Coffin, K. C. Ad Club.
John Gleissner, University, Daily Kanan
Chas Shirtevant
W. C. Austin, Chas County Leader.
John Gleasner, University Daily Kananan
Neil F. Cline, K. C. Ad Culah
Mary D. Schroeder
U. B. Soutchman,
Miss Jennie Satterwhale, Douglas Trib
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Ava Alsa Sheldon, Walnut Valley Times.
R. K. O. Walton, Topanga State Journal.
R. K. O. Walton, Topanga State Journal.
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Sale Opens Wednesday 19 Suits in the Lot
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Begins Thursday, June 11. First term (six weeks) ends July 22. Second term (three weeks) ends August 12. Credits may be earned in the Graduate School, College, School of Engineering, School of Law, School of Fine Arts, and School of Education.
Also entrance credits may be earned in several departments.
There will be sixty-two members of the Summer Session faculty in twenty-seven departments, and they will offer one hundred and twenty-nine courses in: Astronomy, Botany, Chemistry, Drawing and Design, Economics, Education, English, Entomology, French, Geology, German, History and Political Science, Home Economics, Journalism, Latin, Law, Mathematics, Music, Philosophy and Psychology, Physical Education, Physics, Physiology, Public Speaking, Shop Work, Sociology, Spanish, Zoology.
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K. U. Calendar
Athletics
May 18—M. U.-K. U. deal track meet
May 21-22-Baseball, Ames at Ames,
lowa.
May 14-15-Baseball, Missouri at Columbia
May 23—Annual invitation H. S.
meet at Lawrence.
May 27-28 -Baseball, K. S. A. C. at
Manhattan
May 29 - Baseball, St. Marys at St.
Marva.
May 30—Missouri Valley track meet at St. Louis.
June 6—Western Conference track meet at Chicago.
May 15-16 Dual tennis meet with Missouri.
May 22-23 Kansas State Intercollegiate tennis tournament.
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