UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
112 MERCHANTS GO TO SCHOOL AT K.
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B. F. Smith, Hill City.
B. C. Herman, Hill City.
B. E. Brafulch, Enterprise.
P. F. Sembke, Navarre.
Marion Embree, El Dorado.
L. H. Endacott, Montana.
M. H. Bucyrus.
A. D. Lawrence, Colony.
A. D. Burgeen, Solomon.
W. F. Lowry, Manchita.
C. V. Wickware, Belpre.
Bert Eades, Stockton.
M. J. Morrhoa Funken.
L. M. Elrod, El Dorado.
Edw. F. Funke, Burns.
Lloyd D. Houlton, Florence.
F. Smithmeyer, Lawrence.
Charles P. Adams, Topeka.
P. A. Lovell, Topeka.
T. F. Hooser, Cedar Vale.
D. J. Fair, Sterling.
M. J. McGannon, Humboldt.
P. J. McGannon, Humboldt.
D. M. Granger, Lawrence.
Chester M. Lessenden, Beverly.
P. C. Jones, Le Roy.
C. L. Cowan, Iola.
C. C. Broeker, Marion.
C. P. McGannon, Parsons.
Earl B. Griggs, Parsons.
D. H. Tibbets, Parsons.
Lloyd T. White, Parsons.
Henry Glnn, Emnett.
W. O. Messinger, Moran.
H. C. Fraser, Topeka.
Craneon Stephen, Burrington!
J. Emtee, William, Bartingham.
I. Emtee, William, Kansas City.
T. Offee, Toneka.
H. R. Whittlesey, Topeka.
E. Montgomery, Topeka.
J. H. Craig, Kansas City,
Hobart L. Dehn, Williamsburg,
Milton H. Feld, Kansas City, Mo.
I. Irving Feld, Kansas City, Mo.
Wittenberg, Wittenberg,
Fred O. Lozz, Ded Soto.
Geo. F. Schubert, Eudora.
A. E. Kekcle, Almena.
A. H. Howard, Osage City.
Phelp S. Lewis, Rossville.
L. C. Jones, Ottawa.
Treasury (treasury)
Kansas State Retail.)
Chas. E. Decker, Lawrence.
Arthur Rector, Wichita.
C. S. Multer, Haddam.
Geo. S. Knox, Garden City.
Louis G. Hall, Almena.
Earl E. Keckley, Almena.
E. L. Muller, Jr., Agra.
H. W. Winey, Lawrence.
W. G. Hinesley, Lawrence.
G. H. Grigg, Girard.
*M. A. Holman, Ellis.
Mrs. M. A. Holman, Ellis.
Philip Ochs, Jr., Hoisington.
E. Stubblefield.
B. J. Stubblefield.
J. H. Lawrence.
J. H. Mishkind, Springs.
Ralph Rankin, Le Roy.
Mrs. Ralph Rankin, Le Roy.
E. F. Maxwell, Topeka.
F. J. McKenna, Colony.
Henry Schott, Kansas City, Mo.
J. A. Elmicky, Everest.
Reddice, Purcell.
F. T. Gibbs, Cottonwood Falls.
F. T. Gibbs, Kincad.
A. J. Reed, Pratt.
Frank Thomson, Irving.
H. T. Short, Neodesha.
W. T. Manners, Parker.
Promptly at 10:30 the first speaker, J. H. Craig, began his talk on "Psychology of Advertising." The program followed, in the absence of exception of a short talk just before noon by E. F. Maxwell, of the Tri-State Poster Advertising Company of Topkea, who spoke on Poster Advertising.
Limeade, 5c, every drink in a clean glass at Barber's Drug Store—Adv.
Straw Hats
Our line is now complete and at its best.
Sailors or soft brim hats of all styles and a splendid assortment to select from at
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Panamas at $5 and
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TUESDAY, MAY 5. Advertising
J. H. Craig, Director of Publicity,
Central Shoe Company of Kansas
City—Psychology of Advertising.
Henry Schott, Ferry-Hanly-Schott
Company, Company, Kansas City,
Newark, NJ
C. C. Brown, Iowa Cahore Store.
Written by a teacher for a weekly Paper to Get Results.
W. C. Simons, Lawrence Journal-
World, Lawrence, Kansas—The Spee-
cials
Charles P. Adams, The Merchant's Journal, Topeka—How to Advertise a store by Circulars, Handbills, and Other Printed Matter.
W. S. French, Kawneer Manufacturing Company of Niles, Michigan—Store Frother Thist That Profit.
Chester M. Lessdenen, Expert Ad and Show Card Writer, Beverly, Kansas—Show Card Writing.
L. C. Jones, President of the Franklin County Retail Merchant's Association, Ottawa-The Ottawa Idea.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 6.
Accounting and Store Management
M. L. Orear, Fairbanks, Morse & Company, Kansas City—Failures and Their Causes.
J. C. Walker, Educational Division of Burroughs Adding Machine Company, Detroit, Mich.-Store Records.
Robert B. Schreffler, Department Store Efficiency Engineer, The Dry Goods Reporter. Chicago, Ill.-Departmentizing a Store.
Wheeler Sammons, Sales Editor,
Book Department, System, Chicago-
George D, Wolf, Baker-Vawter
Audit Company, Chicago, Ill.-Store
C. E. Vandel, Western Electric Company, Kansas City - Credit.
H. G. Moore, Wre Merchant, Kansas Missouri--Proper Business
M. E. Garrison, Manager Wichita
Association of Credit Men—Credit
HURSDAY, MAY
Salesmanship
J. S. Knox, The Knox School of Applied Salesmanship, Des Moines, Iowa.
W. J. Pilkington, The Merchant's Trade Journal, Des Moines, Iowa—The Human Element in the Distribution of Merchandise.
Henry S. Bunting. The Novelty
Author of Stimulating Premium
Method of Stimulating Business
H. L. Drake. The Sheldon School.
Chicago, Ill—Business Building
Salesmanship.
Wm. G. Howe, The Johnston &
Company. Wichita-
Salesmanship.
E. R. Moses, The E. R. Moses Mercantile Company, Great Bend-Howell
G. H. Forsee, Industrial Commissioner, The Commercial Club of Kansas City -Elements of Salesmanship.
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Gilbert Clayton Contributes Article on Kansas Newspaper Week to American Press
STUDENT WRITES STORY FOR NATIONAL JOURNAL
The current issue of the American Press carries a story on the Kansas Newspaper Week Conference, written by Tom Pfeffer in the department of journalism.
The piece deals with the "coming to school" of the Kansas editors and of the national Newspaper Conference to be held during the Conference occupies the front page of the Press and includes cuts of Clayton, and of various scenes about the department of journalism office and department.
The School of Pharmacy baseball team challenges any organization on the Hill to a game of baseball. Emsley Johnson, mgr., Phone 2654 B.
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TIGERS WILL VISIT K.U.BASEBALL CAMP
Will Play Two Games on McCook Tomorrow and Thursday
The Tigers from Missouri will be in Lawrence tomorrow with one of the best baseball teams they have had in several years. Mississippi will be Kansas will be the full tomorrow after Kentucky and Thursday on McCook diamond.
The Tigers have had a successful season this spring and have defeated some of the best teams in the Valley, William Jewell, The Chinese, Texas and several Missouri conference teams have been beaten by the Kansas Aggies were shattered, 9 to 0 in the Tiger's lair yesterday afternoon.
Couch McCarty has been getting his squad ready for the Missourians' visit by hard batting practice and daily bouts with the freshmen. The Kansans are hitting well, but the Tiger twivers. The recent victories over the Agries and St. Marys have boosted the Kansas stock until the fans will not be satisfied unless the Jayhawkers take both games from Missouri or at least from Ohio and Herb Sommers probably will be the offering against Missouri with the regular Kansas line-up in the diamond.
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