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fees appropriated, of $250,000 more than the University ever had before; and by touching the citizens of Kansas at every point and offering something for the upbuilding of every citizen of the state and something of help in the solution of the problems of the citizens we hope to increase this appropriation very maturely the future and to overcome the objection heretofore grasped against that it was only touching one in five hundred of the people of Kansas. The University believes that when the people realize that it is working for them they will be liberal in their appropriations."
Individual molds for Easter—illies chicken and rabbit in ice-cream designs. Reynolds Bros. Bell Bros. Adv.
$15.00 or more weekly can positively be made introducing the new University of Kansas belt among the students. If you want a belt that is available for free, Gem Specialty Co. 208 N. 5th Ave., Chicago, III—Adv. 123-*3*.
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BREWER IS "FROM MISSOURI"
Tiger Mentor Says He Cannot Concede Meet to Kansas Till K. U. Wins It.
"My Neighbors Who Live on Easy Street." First Baptist church, Sunday, 7:45 p. m.; morning church and the public School's—Adry.
While sport writers generally seem to pick Kansas for the winner in Friday's contest with Missouri in Convention Hall, Coach Brewer of the Tigers is not conceding the meet until the Jayhawkers have actually posted them on their scoreboard, according to reports from Columbia. The only thing the Missouri coach conceeds Kansas is first in the high jump and high hurdles to Hazen. He says the only points he is absolutely sure Missouri will win is first in the nole voults by Floyd.
Missouri sent sixteen men to the meet on her team. They arrived in Kansas City last night and spent today in practice in the hall acquaining themselves with the curves track. The Tiger entri follows;
Shot put, Captain Thatcher and Kemper; high hurdles, Groves and Thatcher; low hurdles, Groves and Thatcher; high jump, Johnson and Thatcher; pole vault, Floyd and Brown or Powell; two mile run, Moss and Hurst; one mile, Hogan and Finley; 880 yard run, Murphy and Troxell; 440-yard run, Hutsel, Eaton, or Porter; sprints, Groves and Lake; relay, Hutsell, Murphy, Lake, Eaton, and Porter.
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only by the three all-star men ahead of him. Keeling may act as a "dark horse," and spring a surprise on everyone concerned.
LOOKS LIKE VICTORY FOR KANSAS TONIGHT
The last event of the meet, the relay race, looks like a sure Kansas victory. The Jayhawker team has been conceded to be one of the fastest right now in the Valley, and it is doubtful if the Tigers, fly they they may, can keep the Titans by Davis, Hendel, Winkler and Cowell and Murphy will probably run for Missouri here. Their fourth sprinter is uncertain.
Team Thinks Kansas Should Win That Meet
And so from this angle, the meet
was Kansas victory, and one by a
decisive play.
The dope is all for us in the Kansas-Missouri indoor meet tonight according to Coaches Hamilton and Mose and the members of the track team.
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Hamilton has offered one dollar to the member of the team who dopes him. The team wins by a final score and with the fewest number of mistakes in the events.
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Kansas 69 42
Hazen 61 42
Davis 51 24
Deewall 55 30
Hilton 52 33
Edwards 49 36
McKay 55 30
6)315 6)195
52½ 32½
Taking a general average of the above拔, Kansas ought to win by a score of $ 52 \frac{1}{2} $to $ 32 \frac{1}{2} . $
Dual Meet Records
oo yard low hurdles: Time, 6 2-5;
Branham, Missouri, 1908; Woodbury,
Kansas, 1911; Nicholson, Missouri,
1913.
55 yard high hurdles: Time, 7-1-5;
Butler, Kansas, 1904; Hazen, Kan-
ger.
50 yard dash: Time, 5 1-5; Haddock, Kansas, 1915.
Relay: Time, 3:34; Missouri, 1912
High, 118 ft.; Iowa 5:1-8; Michigan,
1912; Missouri, 1912.
1 mile run: Time, 4:33 2-5; Shockle-
 Missouri, 1912.
2 mile run: Time, 9:38-2-5; Steele,
Missouri, 1908.
880 yard run: Time, 2:02 2-5; Bermond. Missouri, 1911.
440 yard run; Time: 52 4-15; Shannon
880 yard run; Time: 2,02 3-25; Ber-
880 yard run; Time: 2,02 3-25;
Pole vault: Height, 11:3; Cramer, Kansas, 1912.
Shot put: Distance, 45;3; Thatcher,
Missouri, 1913.
Owing to the heavy demand, tickets for the "Messiah" Festival at Lindsborg, April 5-12, will not be placed on sale in the various towns as has been the custom in former years. Orders should be sent direct to Bethany College, Lindsborg, Kans.-Adv.
Like eating fresh apricots, the apricot ice cream at Wiedemann's.—Adv.
INAUGURATION DAY AT PITTSBURG NORMAL
Educators to Honor William A. Brandenburg, School's First President
Pittsburg, Kans., Mar. 26.—Will Aaron Brandenburg-first president of the State Manual Training Normal—will be formerly inaugurated next Friday. All the heads of the state educational institutions, other prominent educators and Governor General of New York state officers including the state board of administration members, will be present.
The formal ceremonies of inauguration will take place Friday morning. President Brandenburg will deliver his inaugural address and Dr. L. D. Harvey, president of Stuart Institute, a school similar to the usual institution, delivered an address. In the afternoon the first of complimentary addresses will be delivered by Dr. Hill M. Bell, president of Drake University, Des Moines. Mr. Brandenburg is a graduate of Drake. Other speakers at this time will include Chancellor Frank Strong of the University of Kansas, President H. C. Wawer, State Agricultural College, President T. W. Butcher of the Emporia Normal, President W. A. Lewis of the Hays Normal, President Wilbur N. Mason of Baker University, W. D. Ross, state superintendent, L. O. Lowther of Salina, president of the Kansas State Teacher Association and Watson, Ex-Governor E. W. Hoeh, member of the state board of administration, will preside at the inaugural.
The day's program will end with the annual commemoration banquet. Thursday will be commemoration day. The founding of the Normal eleven years ago will be celebrated. H. B. Wilson, superintendent of the Topeka schools, will deliver the principal address. Prof. L. I. Brower of the Normal family, will review the history of the school. A Home Economics conference will be addressed by Mrs. Roland P. Murcats of Wichita and a conference of Industrial Arts will hear Dr. Harvey
President Brandenburg took charge of the Normal at the beginning of the war. Superintendentency of the schools of Oklahoma City to accept the place.
Get a Music Festival Ticket
Four great concerts are come next month. Students may attend course tickets for the average concert in Kansas City and Topokan similar concerts average over $1.00 apiece. Single admission to these concerts will be as follows: Nielsen concert $1.50 and $1.00; the other concerts, $1.00 and $7.5; all four concerts $4.50 and $8.75; any two concerts including $2.50 and by course by course ($9.00 or $1.75). Tickets may be secured at the Registrar's office or from Fine Arts students.
"Who's your author?" If you haven't any favorite we'll give you a wide choice to select one. Popular copyright books, 50 cents. Wolf's Book Store.-Adv.
University of Michigan students take 2002 season tickets to their Music Festival. Kansas students should atake at least 1000—Adv.
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