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Surplus $100,000
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The only way to carry your money in safety.
Banking of all kinds solicited.
Y. M.C.A.
Young Men's Clothing Association. Join mine and you will be associated with the best dressed young men on the Hill.
WM. H. SCHULZ
MERCANT TAYLOR
UJAMM ST.
GOLF: A Good Game For Recreation Hours.
Boyt: An Athletic Club. Boyt, Bogy. King Bee. Stag.
Combat Ball: a complete line of Michigan Clubs.
University Book Store 808 Mass.
All seasonable flowers of the worth-while kind at The Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. George Ecke Leading Florists
825 1-2 Massachusetts
Home 7892
GOOD BOARD at Reasonable Price THE CO-OP CLUB Mrs. B. J. Schurikov
Bell 455
STRICTLY CO-OPERATIVE 1345 KENTUCKY
Y. M. C. A. MEMBERSHIP
EXCEEDS 250 TO DATE
Reports from the Y. M. C. A. membership campaign report today that members and have subscribed $45 towards the support of the association, charge little over $186 to the fund. Reports is taken from only ten of the
solicitors. A committee of twenty-five faculty men is canvassing the entire faculty and nearly every one is signing up for membership.
The campaign is going to extend the term of the 2014 secretary-general Secretary Con Hoffman, who said this morning, "Every man on the hill must be interviewed before we begin."
BASKETBALL PRACTICE TOMORROW NIGHT.
Tomorrow night at 7 p. m. the first basket-ball practice of the year will be held in the gymnasium, the team, shown above, will be back for the team, which should again be strong contenders for the Missouri Valley championship. Greenleees, (in the center), year's captain, m'ed the touchdown for Kansas Satur-
Captain Sproull wants freshme n, Varsity and College players to be out on time.
POEMS DIDN'T PAY PASSAGE
Harry Kemp Peeled Pootatoes In stead—Now Under Arrest
Peeling potatoes to pay steamship passage instead of reading his poems, as he had planned, was the lesson he learned. He recently boarded the Oceanic at New York as a stowaway. Not only was Kemp made to bear this humiliation but his adventure promises to make him feel like the hands of the British authorities.
Upon the arrival of the Oceanic at Plymouth, Kemp was not to be seen, and the subterfuge exacted by the ship owners to prevent his leaving the ship before the arrival at Southhampton, where he was to be handed over to the police.
During the trip, Kemp made several purchases that he sold his poems but was unsuccessful. His trip to England was made with a friend and he went to London publisher in his production.
Harry Kemp, known as the "tramp" poet, gained considerable notoriety as a student at the University of Kansas several year sago in the course he was having the University he has figured in several sensational escapades.
AMUSEMENTS
The Messrs, Shubert will presm. Mr. Louis Mann at the Shubert the theatre, Mrs. Linda Lipman and Samuel Shipman entitled "Children of Today." The plot concerns a widow, Mrs. Wakefield, control of her two children, Vincent and Anita, 17 and 18 years old respectively. They are extremely preyed upon by the children and at times overwhelmingly arrogant. The mother wishes to marry an old chum, Mr. Rainmond, the old gentleman, promptly reject him as not measuring up to their qualifications as to what a husband he should be. The mother to elope. Then the new step-father, who is a very up-to-date gentleman, defined the nature of that his children attending to and he proceeds to tell them a few sad truths. He forbids them receiving certain friends who have been going to their mother and at the end of the first act he is found giving orders to take up the house and sending the children of going to a French Students' Ball.
The following officers were elected at the first meeting of the members of the rife club Thursday night: President, Prof. J. A. Campbell; vice-president, W. D. Leesley; warrantian, W. D. Heasley; treasurer, Ewins Scott; captain, Lieutenant Utterback; assistant captain, W. H. Meredith.
In the third act Vincent and Anita are keeping house in a little room of their own under the protection of a man who was unable chums. The remainder of the plot deals with the manner in which the children are prevented from spending time together, finally brought to a realization of their false position in life.
K. U. RIFLE CLUB ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR
Mr. Mann's supporting company will include Emily Ann Wellman, who has been his leading woman for over 40 years. She pleonates, Adoni Fovieri, Chas. Balsar, John Hines, and Maud Turner Gordon...Adv.
The annual • intercollegiate matches are held the first of the year
and by this time it will be necessary to develop a team of ten men capable of winning the match. Your team can be developed the University will stand a good chance of winning the match. The indoor range will soon be ready and regular matches will be held.
Under Other Goal Posts
Baker opened the season Friday with a victory over Missouri Wester.
The Tigers have made arrangements for night practice. The Missouri field has been wired and lights installed. Several members of the quad have afternoon classes and night practice has become necessary.
Bert Kennedy's Haskell Indians took the Kansas Normals into camp at Emporia Friday, 28 to 7. The Indians year ago. The team has been strengthened by the addition of Powell, a big fullback from Carlisle and with winger, Robards, and Articchook bounce in the opposing. The Indians will be a hard bunch to capture.
Ottawa is still suffering from a football jinks. The Baptists did not game against them and started with the season Fridays for the College of Friars, 47 to 0.
Drake is expecting much of its soccer team this fall. The squad is being coached by Gratton, a student who has played the game in England.
The Grinnell women have a "pep" club, which was organized to help the football squad. Several members of the Grinnell squad work at boarding clubs and must quit practice "Pep" club came to the rescue by sending members to substitute in the gridiron warrior's place.
The athletic department of the University of Missouri has had to order one No. 12 pair of shoes and four for members of the freshman team.
A lady's gold watch is found and a small notice is inserted in the Daily Mail to inform the same. In fifteen minutes after the paper is out several watches had been lost of exactly the same description, but the possessor has the
Here lies our proof: A pretty "co-ed" looses a Sigma Nur bar pin and in desperation appeals to the Dally Kansan for help. Behold, not only the missing pin is found but also the nuns pins still pour in for identification.
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Senior Society Meets Wednesday
The senior society of Skull and K
will meet at the Sig Alph house
Wednesday night at 8 p. m.
This Pure Linen Crash
Pillow-Top and Back
or your choice of other designs—
Given absolutely FREE with every
purchase of 6 Skeins of
Richardson's Grand Prize
Crecian Silk Floss
and a Fully Illustrated
Diagram Lesson for 25c
Which is the regular retail price of the
Silk and Lesson. The Pillow-Top and
Back are also carry at Fellows.
James Bulline & Hackman
KANSAS WINS 7 TO 0
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(Continued from page 1.) in possession of ball on her own 40-yard line. Score, Kansas 0; William Jewell 0.
Fourth Quarter
Wilson replaced Sommers at quarter for Kansas. Detwiler hit right end for 10 yards. McKinney, William injury taking his pin. Greenees and Stueve made 7 yards on two line plunges. William Jewell penalized 5 yards for holding. Kanawha around right end for 10 yards. Kane replaced Strothers at right end for Kansas. Forward pass, Wilson to Stueve, gained 10 yards. Detwiler made 8 yards through center. Kanawha the line. Stueve hit right guard for 3. Kansas ball, first down, on William Jewell's 15-yard线. Detwiler made 8 yards through center. Kanawha the line. Stueve hit the line for 5 yards. Greenleeens again hit the line and went over for a touchdown, score. Kanewka 7; William kiffed out goal. Score. Kanewka 7; William kicked off to Seward. Holemen punted to Wilson in middle of field. Wilson punted 25 yards to Holmes. Greenleeens kicked in her own 10 yards. Wilson hit the line for 5. Wilson punted 25 yards to Seward. Game ended with William Jewell in third. Final score on her own 10 yard line. Final score, Kansas 7; William Jewel 0.
| Summary | | |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Reber | L. E. | Bell |
| Weildein, c. | L. B. | Tryant |
| James | L. G. | Bright c. |
| Keeling | C. | McQueen |
| Turner | | |
| Mulloy | R. G. | Gordon |
| Burton | R. T. | Billings |
| Strothers, | | McKinney, |
| Wilson, | R. E. | McHenry |
| Sommers | Q. | Magill |
| Davies, jr. | | |
| Parker | L. H. | Martin |
| Greenlees | R. H. | Seward |
| Stuewe | F. | Holmes |
Touch d'own — Greenlee, goal, goal of the season.
Capt. King, S. O. A., Umpire, C. McBride, Kansas City Star Head Coach, Wxy, Exert, University Missouri.
Notes Of The Game
Manager Hamilton feels greatly encouraged over the condition of the team, believing that if it can hold a light team on a wet floor, the coach have no trouble in holding heavier肩, no matter how bad the weather.
The William Jewell Baptists certainly put up a pretty game for the Washington team, look sure to clean up on their rival teams for the Missouri State Championship. Seward will play Brent Bratt, the particularly bright lights on Wheaton's eleven.
The parade which preceded the game was entered into enthusiastically by the residents of Lawrence, and the poor weather did nothing to dissuade the crowd in any way. The William Jewell and Kansas teams rode to the field, preceded by Governor Hodges, and Grant Harrington in their car, and followed by Governor Patterson and Haskell Indians, and the ward school children on foot.
Greenlees could have made ten yards instead of the required six, when he went over the line for the touchdown, since the impetus behind him was big enough to shatter anything. ,
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Y. M. to Choose Quartet
Twelve men reported for the Y. M.
C. A. Glee club tryout held Sunday
afternoon in Myers hall. The next
week in Myers hall. Fourth
4:15 in Myers hall. A quartet will
be chosen from the candidates, which
will represent the Y. M. C. A. in all
its attractions.
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