UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
The High School Student
WHO IS
Thinking of Being a Teacher
would naturally prefer to be the kind of teacher who is SOUGHT BY THE BEST POSITIONS because he knows the WHAT of the subjects to be taught and the HOW of teaching them.
Four hundred graduates of the University of Kansas now hold good teaching positions in Kansas.
The committee which places University teachers placed 147 graduates in positions this year at an average salary of $91 a month.
University of Kansas
LAWRENCE
SATURDAY
Will be Show Day for Lawrence Show Day for all Kansas Show Day for all Students of the University of Kansas Show Day for our Football Team and Show Day for
"Benjamin Clothes"
You'll see lots of 'em Saturday—All of those distinctive looking chaps wear
"Benjamin Clothes"
Priced $18 to $25
Johnson & Carl Store closed from 2 p.m. until after the game
Today suits at $25 made for us, according to our ideas of perfection Made by a manu-
fifths in the suit and one-fifth in magazine advertising.
facturer who puts all of the expense into the suit, not four-
The mirror will show you exactly how these suits look better than the la-de-da pictures in the style books. New hats tomorrow.
HOPE SAILS HIGH SPIRITS ON RISE IN RIVAL SCHOOLS IN KANSAS CAMP
Victory in Either Camp means Successful Football season to Followers
This year's contest between the Tigers and Jayhawkers promises to be one of the flarest in the history of the schools. Both teams will be in the pink of condition and neither will have much excuse for losing. Kansas and Missouri came out of their respective games, Saturday with very few injuries. Probably the Kansans suffered the most as "Dutch" Martin, the fleetest man of the Varsity squad, was an exceptionally good ground gainer.
Missouri will come on top of a string of victories, with high hopes of feeding the Tiger one more meal before the season closes and the Missourians always fight hardest, when on a winning streak.
On the other hand Kansas will meet the Tigers after losing three consecutive games. Judging from the bare facts it would look as if Kansas would be handicapped by this but such is not the case. Up to this time Kansas has been playing largely under wraps. In the Nebraska game the Jayhawks uncovered a large share of their plays with the Cowhanders, Missouri's conquerors, were on the run during the entire game. Playing with everything uncovered, the Jayhawkers will show the Brewer aggregation just what a real Kansas cyclone is.
Saturday will be Mosse-Frank machine's last opportunity to win and every man will be up on his ties trying to end the season in a whirl of glory. To win, will spell success for the 1912 Jayhawker Buzz Wagon; to lose, will be closing a season marred by defeat, yet successful in so much that luck played a prominent part in many of the defeats.
It is the first thime that the game has ever been played at Lawrence and all loyal Kansas rooters feel that it would be a fitting opening of the semi-annual contests on the Jayhawk grounds, if Kansas should triumph.
Sam Shubert Matinee Wed.& Sat.
Everybody Confident of Giving that Tigers Tail One More Twist
The Gilbert & Sullivan Festival Co TheCompany ofStars Fortwoweeks
Crysanthemums
The Kline Floral Co. has arranged to have a fine lot of red Mums for the K. U.-M. U. game at 50 to 75c eech. Place orders in time.
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ARE PRACTICING NEW PLAYS
Coach Frank Organizes a Tiger Machchine From Bond's Youngsters—Team Stages Fake Contests
Spirit is running high in the enclosure which separates the Jayhawker squad in their nightly practices from the rest of the student body. Every man is confident of twisting that Tiger's tail, not overconfident but inspired with the feeling that they can do it and are going to do it, if it takes their last bit of strength to accomplish the job. That is everybody but Coach Frank Isak is the one remaining bit of ballast that keeps the Jayhawk hopes from soaring too high and is daily drilling it into the men about how those Tigers are going to fight.
Just as an illustration of what the Varsity may expect in Saturday's contest this peppery gentleman from the north has organized himself a real Tiger team, plays and everything, out of the Bond aggregation. With this squad the Kansas team have a little taste of real Tigerism in their nightly scrimmages.
Varsity Practicing New Plays
The practice last night consisted for the most part in practicing new plays and reviewing some of the old ones that have not yet been uncovered.
To quote the coaches, "we'll have a new line to spring on Missouri."
Many of the best Kansas plays were not used against the Steilmachine on account of Wilson's unreliability, and these will be let loose Saturday.
Same Line to Start Again.
The same line will start against the Brewer-Hackney combination as last Saturday and the Tigers will have a chance to try their ability as line plungers. Bebraska was unlucky through the Kansas line and it is very improbable that the Missouri backs will have any better luck. Every man won his position in the line last Saturday and will be given a chance to make good against the Tigers.
In the backfield Stuewe will start at fulback and Detwiler at one half and Coolidge or Parker on the other half. It is yet undecided whether Wilson or Magill will start at quarter but probably both of these field generals will be given a chance to lead the team against Old Mizzou.
Send the Daily Kansan home.
MU-KU GAME PROGRAM PRACTICING NEWPLAYS
Eighty-Eight Page Souvenir t be Issued by K. U. Students
The big program for the Missouri-Kansas game will be produced by three students in the University. This will be the first time in the history of football at Kansas University that a souvenir program has been issued at Lawrence. When the games were played at Kansas City souvenir programs were issued, also last year at Columbia, but the producers have always looked more to the dollars and cents than to producing a program that would be of permanent value to the students of the two institutions.
J. A. Williams, Walter Trousdale, and Earl Hinesley will produce the programs this year. They are under contract to print 15,000 programs of a very high class. The program will contain cuts of everything that pertains to athletics at the two institutions, songs and yells, score card, past and present dope, and other interesting information about the rival universities. In all there will be 88 pages in the program, including the cover, which will be in colors.
The Luncheonette
Music from 11 a. m. to 2 p. m.
Also music from 8 m. to 12 p. m.
Room for all, Soxman & Co., 1031
Mass—Adv.
will serve hot lunches Saturday the 23rd from 7:30 a. m. to 12 p. m., such as oysters any style, eggs any, style, sandwiches, soups, hot drinks, pie, ice cream, soda, etc.
Board and room in private family,
$5.00 per week, 1235 R. L. I., Bell 942.
Coach Frank Organizes Tiger Machine From Bond's
Youngsters
The first real scare in the Jayhawk camp was unearthed yesterday afternoon, when two of the men who were patrolling the hill, found a stranger, who was supposed to be a Missouriian, camped on North College hill watching the Kansas practice through a field glass. Ralph Sproul and Kenneth Dodderidge the guards, started in pursuit of the spy but before they reached the hill he ran and escaped. There is great fear among the coaches that spys are watching every move of the Jayhawkers.
Coach Mosse is expecting to take the team to Bonner Springs Thursday in order to give the men a rest and also to take the precaution to keep the practice absolutely secret.
Each of the fraternities of the University are sending two freshmen every afternoon to guard against spys from Missouri. They patrol the campus and North College hill. Coach Mosse wants every man who can spare an hour to come out every day and help to guard the field. It is very necessary that the utmost secrecy prevail in the Jaw-hawker camp. The plays are being worked up carefully and no one is allowed to talk of the working of the team at all.
Miss Katherine Brooks, Miss Elise Fitch, Miss Nellie Sim, Miss Gladys Fohn, all of Wichita, will be the guests of Marian Osborn and Helen Case, both Freshmen in the College, at the Pi Phi house for the Kansas-Missouri game.
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