UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
To All Students
we wish—
A merry Christmas
and
A happy New Year
FISCHER'S SHOE STORE
We Wish the Students a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY and PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
We thank you for your liberal patronage this fall.
Remember we have a full line of Xmas Gifts that would suit any member of the family.
ROWLANDS Where Students Go On 14th St.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
Books, the always acceptable gift. We carry a full line.
Pictures China Desk sets Fountain Pens K. U. Souvenirs Novelties
In fact, every article in our store will make a very acceptable gift. All prices.
University Book Store
USEFUL GIFTS FOR MOTHER or SISTER
A nice silk waist or dress pattern. Ready made waists in nets and silks.
Furs all at one-fourth discount.
Any one of the following are always acceptable: Handkerchiefs, hosiery, gloves, umbrellas, hand bags, silk petticoats, aprons, towels and table linens.
WEAVER'S
LOST—Saturday, dark blue leather hand bag containing some silver and pair of nose glasses in case possibly marked with name of Topeka optician. Keep silver and get more by returning bag and glasses to Kansan office.
Send the Daily Kansan home.
Stop in and get that kid brother a football at Carroll's. It's a Spalding—Adv.
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CHANCELLOR'S CHRISTMAS GREETING
The Christmas season is the finest season of the year. At no other time do the inequalities in life fade out and the asperities of life soften so completely as then. The good in people comes to the front, and the spirit of good will is dominant. The importance of such a holiday to the moral life of a people cannot be overestimated. Around it gather many of the most precious memories that we have and the world is always better for having observed in a true and consecrated manner the season that we call Christmas.
FRANK STRONG,
Chancellor.
WITH KANSAS
COFFEEVILLE WINS FIRST
BASKETBALL LEAGUE GAME
(By H. Dale Watson)
(B. H. Dale Watson)
Coffeyville, Dec. 14—18 boys team of the high school defense Montgomery County school in the opening game of the Southeastern Kansas Basketball League on the Independence court Friday night by a score of 20 to 77. The locals had picked up two four straight games for the Independence pre-league series. The Coffeyville girls were unsuccessful against the M. C. H. S. girls, losing by a score of 17 to 14.
Y. W. C. A. Organized
The organization and success of the Y. M. C. A. movement in the local high school has paved the way to more liberal development in this direction. Refusing to be outdone by the boys and realizing the benefit to be obtained from such an organization the girls of the high school have formed a Y. W. C. A. The club holds its first meeting Wednesday evening and elected the following officers: Norma Marshell, president; Ruth Pierce, vice-president; Consulso Krugg, secretary treasurer.
THIS PROF. SINGS THEM
A SONG OF THE CITY
(By Leotto Hoerman)
Washington, D.C.  Bax Professor Mary Manzano, who attended Columbia University at New York this summer, has from time to time given several interesting chapel talks concerning the things he saw have been both intriguingly interesting and have dealt with such subjects as "The Imperator," "A Trip to the Home of Wasington Irving," and "the New York Library."
THIS MIGHT BE TERMED
PURE ALLOYLED OPTIMISM
(By N. L. Hershey)
Abilene, Dec. 15—Look out! Every team of the Solomon Valley Basketball League is hereby warned of and promoted a complete trimming this season by the Abilene squad. Four men of last year's team and twelve other fellows are now trying out for positions. Coach M. D. Collins expects to turn out a fast bunch from this material.
LUTHER BROWN'S PUPILS
WIN INITIAL CONTEST
(Rv Angie Sturgeon)
Stetling. Dec. 15—Last night the Sterling high school girls' basketball team defeated the Larned girls' team at Larned 26 to 10. Although the Sterling girls have been practicing all fall under the efficient coaching of Luther Brown, K. U., 08, this was the first game scheduled.
SINGERS AND ATHLETES WILL, COMPETE FOR CUPS
Baldwin, Dec. 15—During the Southeastern Teachers' Association meeting, which is to be held at Ft. Scott February 6 and 7, there will be a boys' basketball tournament and a musical contest, the winners in it will receive a loving cup. Baldwin high school will endear to bring home at least one, as they will be represented by a girls' sextet, soloist; probably a male quartermaster. Also the boys' basketball team will take its chances among the goal-tossers of the southern part of the state.
(By W. M. Hobbs)
Stering, Dec. 15—In response to a challenge from the women of the Cooper College faculty for a baseball game to be played on Friday, the women of the Sterling team and defeated Cooper by a score of 25 to 2.
Teachers Play Basketball
Sterling high school girls also at this time met the Cooper girls' team and easily defeated them by a score of 35 to 6.
(By Angie Sturgeon)
Carrie Watson, Libreria
All books checked out of the library must be returned before vacation.
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HUTCHINSON LOSES TO
RENO COUNTY 50 TO 17
HIGH SCHOOLS
(By Ella Albertson)
Nickerson, Dec. 14—The Reno county high school basketball team defeated the Hutchinson team on the local court, Friday, 50 to 17. This was the opening game of the Arkansas football League, and the result has led the Reno highs to join heartily in singing "We'll do the same thing over."
Biggest Y. M. C. A. Enrollment According to a report from State Secretary L. K. Hall, the membership of the boys' Y. M. C. A. of Reno county high school is the largest of any high school association in Kansas. The enrollment is 165. The enrolment in the Y. W. C. A. is 167.
DODGE CITY WILL SPEND
$60,000 FOR A BUILDING
(By Alberta Stimson)
By Albereta Sitham, Dodge City, Ky.—Bids for Dodge City, a new high school building will be opened January 12. The building will be fireproof throughout. Its cost is estimated at about $800.00. The site on is Second Island is planned to have a building ready for occupancy by September 19th.
Courses in domestic science, manual training, agriculture and commercial work will be installed when the new building is occupied. The seating capacity of the present building is seventy and the enrollment is nearly 200.
ADDITION TO BURLINGAME
HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETED
(bv Marshall Harkness)
(bay Marshall Harkness)
Burlingame, Dec. 15—The new addition as well as the remodeling of the Burlingame high school finished last week. The building has been piped and connected with the city water main. The new addition will be used for manual training, domestic science, and one room will be occupied by the eighth grade.
Manual training begins this week and domestic science will be taken up after the holidays.
VALLEY FALLS SENIORS
TO STAGE "ARABIAN NIGHTS"
(Bv Ellen Samson)
Valley Falls, Dec. 15—A production of "Arabian Nights," comedy, will be given under the auspices of the high school December 16 and 17. The members of the senior class have the speaking parts, and are assisted in choruses by thirty underclassmen.
Pleasanton Wins
(By Julian K. Stephens,
Dec. 1, 2014 — Pleasanton
high school soccer team won an
easy win from the LaCyrene high
school last night on the LaCyrene
court. The feature of the game was
the team work of the Pleasantone five.
Coach Feeds His Team (Bv Alberta Stimson)
Dodge City, Dec. 15 — Coach H. C. Steinheimer gave the football squad a banquet last night at the Harvey House. The team is the best one the high school has ever had, be defeated only once during the season. Clifford of the sophomore class, left half back was chosen captain for next year. Toasts were given by Dale Young, retiring captain, by Milan Hawk full back, and by Supt. Clement and Principal Marple.
Nevada, Mo., Loses to Iola
(By Carly Nunn)
The Iola boys 15- On Friday night of last week Iola defeated Nevada, Mo., high school by a score of 45 to 32. The Iola boys played well and it can be said that it was the team not the game. They were playing that and not the game. The Iola girls were defeated by the Nevada girls, 17 to 8.
Glasco Wins Two
(By Ruth Hostetler)
Glacisco, Dec. 15—Two games of basketball were played at Glacisco Saturday night. G. H. S. second team of girls defeated "Tomson's" first team by a score of 17 to 12, boys won from Simpson 121 to 18.
A nice present for Christmas—n
box of Wiedemann's candy. —Adv.
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