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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1925
Kansas May Have Big Ten Opponent on 1926 Schedule
Plans for Intersectiona Battle on Home and Basis Are Under Way
Kansas rooters may get a chance to see a Big Ten team in action within the next two years, if they the negotia-
tions are settled. The home and home games are successful
The policy of the department is to secure all non-conference games on a weekly basis, and the director of publicity of the K. U. athletic department said Saturday, "We won't schedule games with any BIA tournament except on that basis," Potter said.
No Particular Team in View Dr. F. C. Allen, director of athletics is still in St. Louis and there will probably be no announcement of the success or failure to secure Western conference dates until after his return. "We are not negotiating with any particular team." Potter declared.
The Kansas schedule has been tentatively arranged. The dayhawkers will play Kansas Agoe, Nebraska A, Oklahoma A, and possibly Oklahoma A, and M.
It is understood that Nebraska and Missouri and possibly other valley conference schools are endeavouring to home games with Big Ten eleven.
Tigers Meet Tulane Again
Missouri will play a return engagement with Tulane and five valley squads as the present schedule stands. Nebraska, Ames, Oklahoma, Washington and Kansas will play the Bengals. The new Memorial Stadium at Columbia will be dedicated at the Tulane game Oct. 2.
The Kansas Argies have listed games with Kansas, Oklahoma, Akees and Nebraska. Nebraska will play Oklahoma, and Oklahoma will compete with six.
Director C. L. Brewer of the Missouri athletic department held out for the return of the Kansas-Missouri game to Thanksgiving day. Doctor Allen declared that K. U. would not return to the old arrangement and the game of the game was finally set for Nov. 5th, Saturday before Thanksgiving day.
The tentative schedule of the Jay hawkers for 1926 is as follows:
Oct. 9—Oklahoma Aggies at Law-
rence.—tentative.
Oct. 16—Kansas Aggies at Manhattan.
Oct. 23—Nebraska at Lawrence
Nov. 30—Drake at Des Moines
Nov. 6—Grinellis at Lawrence
Nov. 29—Missouri at Columbia
Records Broken in Meet
Stars Unearthed in Intramural Track Events
This year's intra-nural track meet was the most successful ever held under the auspices of the University of Kansas Athletic Association, the directors of the meet said yesterday. The list of entries was the largest that has ever been drawn up in a bake off and the records made were good.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon easily won the meet with a high score of 79 points. Alpha Kappa Lambda with $57\%$ played well, and also performed well and showed that they had material of championship talent. Other organized contesting teams and their points were: Delta Thaeta, $15\%$; Sigma Phi Epsilon, $21\%$; Sigma Phi Epsilon, $15\%$; Pi Kappa Psi, $11\%$; Phili Beta Theta, $7\%$; Sigma Nu, $8$; Phili Delta Theta, $7$; Sigma Chi, $6$; Beta Theta Pi, $5$ and Sigma Chi, $4$; Beta Theta Pi, $5$ and Sigma Chi, $4$. For the committed 67 points in this meet
Several individual men showed up well in the meet, one of the most outstanding being M. Thornhill, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, who was high point man. He took first place in all of the weight events and second in the broad jump. Other stars and the events in the meet were D. Worthington, Delta Tau Delta, in the dashes and hurdles; C. Doodnbon, Pa Kappa Alpha, in the hurdles; B. Frieder, Delta Chi, in the half-mile, the mile and the two mile; J. Hays, Alpha Kappa Lambia, in the dashes and hurdles; P. Springer, unattached, in the mile and the two mile; L. Grady, Phi Kappa Lambia, in the hurdles and A. Alpha Kepsilon, in the hurdles; and A. Cowles, unattached, in the high jump and the discus.
Five new records were established for intra-mural competition. The events in which former marks were bettered, the half-mile, the mile, the two mile, the shot-put and the long jump were decided by the winning of all of the first three events, while Thornthill took the shot put and Cowles the high jump event.
Sport Notes
Acceptance by the Haskell Indians of an invitation to meet the Los Angeles Athletic Club in a football game at Los Angeles Saturday, Dec. 19 is announced by officials yesterday. Gonzaga University has been invited to play on the next Saturday.
Earl Britt, star fullback on the University of Illinois team for three years, recently signed a contract to play with the Chicago Bears, the eleven on which his former team-mate, "Red" Grange is now playing. There are now eight former Illini players on the Bear squad.
Dr. William Smith, director of athletics at Tulane University has announced the college authorities had telegraphed Pacific coast representatives that the Tulane team has disbanded and was not open to an invitation to play in the annual Tournament of Roses game at Pasadena on Jan. 1.
The all-star Southern conference team as picked by sport writers of eleven southern papers is as follows: Lowe, Tennessee; and Rives, Vanderbilt, tuck; Buckler, Alabama, guard; Kent, Seemance, center; Levy, Tulane, Thompson, Georgia; Hill, Thompson, Georgia; end; Hubert, Alabama, quarterback; Foulrange, Tulane, halftack; Brown, Alabama, halftack; and Wycoff, Georgia Tech, fallback.
That Missouri valley football ranks with any played in the country is shown by the all-American team selected by Dave Walsh of the International News Service who names Weir of Nebraska and Lindenmeyer of Missouri as first team tackles* Slonn of Drake is named on the second team at end and Hutchinson at center position. Also H. Baker and Sankern of Kansas are given honorable mention as being consistent linemen of high caliber.
News of the Shops for Men
(By Ad)
Some freshman thought Scotch plaid was some kind of drink, but really it is the name of some very collegiate fancy colored muffins which are on sale at Gibbs Clothing Co. 721 Mass. Cotton full sized, 98%; wool, $1.98; and imported Highland plains, $2.98.
She was only a printer's daughter but she was true to her type.
You oughta send one of these K. U. records home for Christmas so the folks can learn "tha jayawk" and "tha jayawk in blue." BELL's Music Store
If some of you guys are in doubles as to what to put in your best girl's Christmas stocking, I would suggest a dress that is made up of the barber's sex seem to think are quite hotly totally these days. Only $4.50 and $5.50. Also for yourself, leather wallets, cigarette cases and ties, as well as a new Easter gift and Art Shop, 1023 Mass.
Get trimmed at Houk's Barber Shop
Another suggestion for an appropriate Christmas gift for one of the feminine element is a Combination Gift Set of perfume, toilet water and powder, by Houbigant, Kareas, and Richard Hudham. The women get peanut over this kind of stuff. Rankin's Drug Store, 1101 Mass.
Did you ever have chocolate melt in your mouth—like a piece of leav? Well, you wouldn't want to give your toothpaste to someone else another time. Avoid this by getting her
Don't fail—this time—to give your mother, wife, sister or sweetheart the unique satisfaction and memorable happiness of seeing and hearing this pure and lovely romance—the like of which may never come again.
Grand Theatre Topeka Two Nights Beginning Monday Dec. 7 MUSICAL HIT OF AGES
Another suggestion for a Christmas gift for your girl'mother or sister is a bunch of special Christmas Poinsettias which Ward's Flower Shop will ship anywhere for you. 931 Mass., Phone 621.
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Why not send your dad a box of cigars for Christmas. He will appreciate them even if they are in paying store at Rankin's Drug Store, 1101 Mass.
George is looking for you every day at the De Luxe Cafe. He offers you
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Keep Hobo Day a thing of the past by getting your clothes cleaned and pressed by Wison, the Cleaner, 712 clothes and delivers them. Get them in by noon and he will get them back by 6 p. m., all ready for the evening.
You will find our meals of the very best and served with real service.
After the show or the Varsity
Enjoy Your Meals With Your Friends
Our gift list comprising a range in prices from 75c up is now on display and ready for your inspection.
"Just a Step from the Campus"
Some people have a kind face—the question is what kind? But all joking to the four winds, how long has it been since you had a photo taken of yourself? Boxers are not the only people whose looks change within a year. In our case, we appropriate Christmas gift, Lawrence Studio, 712 Mass.
BRICKS
Sunday night meals-is our specialty.
PERFUME ATOMIZERS
The Student Shop Shoe, 115 Mase,
has installed a new shoe shining parlor,
which will be open every day ex-
tensively. Let them repair your
shoes.
If you want to eat in a spick and span restaurant where everything is new and clean, park yourself at a table in the Liberty Cafe, and try one of the best meals. Meet Nick and get acquainted. His chef pressure is to serve you well.
The folks back home can't get peanuts like they roast at the Fox Peanut and Coffee Shop, 1113 Mass. They will never roast you if you send them a big box of peanuts to use for Christmas.
F. B. McCOLLOCH
Druggist
847 Mass. St.
the best of quality and service, and says to always remember the special Sunday dinner, and bring your date for the Sunday evening meal.
To You Homegoing Students!
RANKIN'S
11th and Massachusetts
May we show you?
We are especially well equipped for the holiday season. Our stocks are still practically intact.
Practically all of our stock was purchased with a view toward serving you!
Our assortment of fine perfumes and toilet goods in general is unusually large as a result.
And such is the case throughout the entire store.
Fine Jewelry
"Here's Just What I Wanted for Christmas"
INVARIABLY that's the expression used when the recipient receives her precious gift from this store on the morning of December 25. It can't be otherwise, for here is a stock that wins instant approval from everybody, no matter how discriminating the taste may be.
SEE OUR WINDOWS
COME INSIDE
A FEW SUGGESTIONS
FOR HER
FOR HIM
Diamonds, $25.00 to $75.00
Grunen Watches, $25 to $185
Pearls, $5.00 to $50.0
Compacts, $2.00 to $25.0
Bracelets, $5.00 to $200.0
Mesh Tags, $5.00 to $35.0
Pen and Pencil, $5.00 to $12.00
Chokers, $1.00 to $12.0
Bar Pins, $2.00 to $50.0
Perfume Bottles, $2.00 to $12.00
Book Ends, $3.00 to $15.0
Leather Bags, $7.50 to $25.00
Tuxedo Sets, $3.00 to $7.50
Snap Watches, $10.00 to $85.00
Grun Watches, $25 to $500
Cigarette Cases, $2.00 to $10.00
Buckle Sets, $5.00 to $12.00
Dumdums, $2.00 to $10.00
Pencil Sets, $5.00 to $12.00
Traveling Sets, $5.00 to $25.00
Bill Folds, $1.00 to $15.00
Key-tainers, $1.00 to $7.50
Ash Trays, $1.00 to $15.00
Smoking Sets, $2.00 to $10.00
Buy all your Christmas Gifts here. Pay whenever convenient -balance on systematic payments.
The Christmas Jeweler