TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1925 THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN PAGE THREE "Buy Eggs From Sunkist Hens Possibly to Become the Slogan of United Distributors of Eggs (Seience Service) Maddathat, Kunik, Sept. 22—“Eggs from Sankt Kuni—Hear the Kids’ Legs Straight.” Such or similar may be the type of advertisements we want to see. Whether or got an egg contains vitamin *D*,” “depends on the kind of life the hen that laid it has led. If she has been an out-of-doors hen, getting vitamines is not going to be getting daily doses of ultraviolet light from quartz mercury vapor lamps, she will produce vitamin *D* eggs. But if she has lived a sheltered life in a glass house, her legs could be of no use to prevent rickets. Experiments conducted under the direction of J. S. Hughes, professor of chemistry at the Kansas State University have given evidence for these conclusions. An egg a day was included in a ration deficient only in Vitamin "D" which was fed to forty-eight chicks Graduate Magazine for October Will Be Biggest in History Prof. Frank W. Blackmar Tells How University Bought Its Grounds divided into lots of a dozen each. Chicks fed on eggs by heats that had received both sunlight and arti- fical ultre-violet light grew up thirty fowls without any indication of weak legs. 1917 The Graduate Magazine that has never been published by the alumnae under the supervision of Fred Ellsworth, secretary, will be the October issue, which will be off the press Oct. 1, consisting of 52 pages. The average Graduate Magazine contains 32 pages, although several unpaid issues have contained as many as 48. This new issue records over eight marriages, gr. graduates during the last month. An important message is that you should be aware of Harris of Ottawa is to be featured. Eight of the twelve chicks whose diet included an egg a day from hems which had been kept in a room lighted only by glass windows but which received ultro-violet light treatment one-half hour daily developed mild cases of rickets. They were able to stand but had weak legs. marriages, get graduates during the last month. An important message to all alumni, by President Fred M Harris of Ottawa is to be featured. An elaborate disposition by Prof Frank W. Blackman, a graduate will also be given prominence, telling how the party from whom the land was purchaser agreed to accept $600 a year until the time of his death for the 50 acres on which the University was started $10,000 being set as the limit whidh to be paid in payment; three years after the contract was made, making the total cost of the 50 acres only $1800 Space will also be given an illustration on the two gifts to the University Next month's Graduate Magazine is to be the New York number, whidh will not be published until graduates but also a large number of persons concerning K. U. alumni residing in New York City and state. The present population of New York in K. U. alumni is about 490, with 175 of that number living in the city of New York Jayhawk Proves to Be Most Cartooned Bird C. A. *Notty* "Posthastely," a for mer University student and cartoon lst on the staff of the Sour Owl, lst is now employed at Kineis in Kansas City, Mo., spent several day during the first part of the week a desk in this big department stor painting initials and numbers bought at day one according to an item in yester day's Kansas City Star. A third pen of chicks got eggs from heens which had received plenty of sunlight, but no ultra-violet light treatments. These chicks were thrifty. All the chicks in the fourth pen contracted rickets and four of the lot died. Their diet included an egg a day for three weeks with no透射 sunlight. The glass in the window filtered out the ultra-violet light, the part of the sun's rays that is responsible for the production of vitamin "D" in the egg. Five hundred slickers receive some kind of artistic sketches at the hands of Postlethwaite in one day according to the Kansas City paper. The girls all wanted their initial painted on the pocket or front, and many wanted cartoons. The most popular one was the doo-doo hawk—whatever wants it. Students wanted to have a few simple stroke of a brush, the former University student demonstrated how easily the illustrations were made. Kappa Sigma announces the pliding of Frank Marshall, c'29, of Wichita, and Arthur Smith, c'29, of Kansas City. Squirrels are now trying to develop corn with long shuces to prevent corrugate worms from getting to the ear. One girl wanted to know if he has any powder blue paint for the K. U Jayhawk's coat. She didn't think that "that yellow looked good on her orange color slicker"—which by the way seems to be the prevailing color of the skirts being worn on M. Orcad in rainy and unseasonal weather. Another girl, according to the story, was fraternity crest painted on her coat. "She brought a love letter with the crest stamped on it, and seemed quite delighted when Postlethwaite was able to fulfill her demand. Freshmen Soon Learn Value of Sophistication Day by day the freshmen seem to be acquiring the knowledge of what it's all about. He doesn't seem to be so new, no unlettered in the ways of the campus, as he was several weeks before. He doesn't know the distant air that the senior should have, but seldom does. Already he knows the face value of a gym cut; he knows the professor who never calls the roll; and he can discriminate between the necessity of preparation. From now on every day, or just every day. All of which proves that the freshman is an adaptable sort of creature. He can come from the wilds of a little town in western Kansas, take a shirt and dress it collarless, dress and carry himself accordingly and be! the difference is hardly noticeable. He puts on a pledge button, takes disciplining wats, and energizes a gentle man. He greets freshman in a helper's old bird. It takes the senior to be young and coolish, the junior to be sophisticated the sophomore ceyek, but leave it to the freshman to act as though he were the grandfather of them all in he ways of the world. ways of the world Orchestra Music Arrives All Members Urged to Attend Rehearsal Tomorrow New music for the University orchestra which was ordered last week as arrived and will be used for the first time at the regular Tuesday ebajarai tomorrow, according to the composer of the "Egyptian Ballet" is one of the new pieces the orchestra will start working on immediately. According to director Kuesterstein, this piece is one if the most difficult of orchestral works and will mean some hard work on the part of the members. With the addition of Catherine ringling of Neodesha, to the bass section of the orchestra, all of the sections are well filled. Miss Ying-chen, who was born and has had four years of orchestral work before coming to the University, 5. Killip and Dola Beaver are the other two members of the bass section. The good orchestra are essential for good orchestra, said Professor Kueisterer today. The practice will start promptly at 2:30 tomorrow afternoon, and all numbers are urged to be prompt in their attendance. Thirty-nine members were present at the last rearial. The membership of the ore miners was shown above mark with the addition of new members last week. Lakota, girls' co-operative house, entretained university afternoon with an indian summer tea. The Indian summer idea was carried out in the many programs and refreshments, the pro- gram and the refreshments. Two girls dressed in Indian costumes served to those present. Guests were Dean Agnes Husband, Mrs. D. R. Bryant, and the girls and their chapel children, the Fendin and Ricker co-operative houses. Lakota Entertains With Tea Lindley Speaks in Kansas City Chancellor E. H. Lindy addressed the National Association of Life Underwriters in Kansas City this morning at 10:30. He told the insurance men, who are holding their national convention in Kansas City this week, about the "Educational Needs of America." The 'meeting to needs of America.' The meeting was held in the Orpheum theater. The sophomore class at the University of Minnesota recently in the annual interclass field day. The events included a pole climb, pillow fight, greased platform contest, tug of war and a game of touch football. In the history the sophomores were presented with a flag of the university colors, On Other Hills Students at Simpson University, Indiana, Illinois, *Ia.* will be able to see a reproduction of each out of town foothills. The college has installed a gridgraph. The University of Indiana announces a $625,000 building program for this year, which will include a new fraternity and sorority houses. which was raised on the flag pole. PACHACAMC NEWS "Everything is Hotey 'Potsy' Now" will be the national song of the Sophomore Class after they elect "Jip Hill to manage their Hop. With such an evident display of satisfaction with Pachacamac principles by the entire Hill population can there be any doubt concerning the superiority of the party of the "Rising Sun?" And when you looked over the Freshman candidates in last night's issue of the "Pachuca News" that discussed questions? Each one of the four had so many activities in high school that space wouldn't permit a full listing of all of them, and that same limitation led to the moment of even the salient ones tonight. and powder in the swimming pool at the University of Oklahoma. According to a ruling issued last week, no woman who has on ronge and powder will be admitted to the university pool. However, it's enough to say that Stanley Packard will make a president on which the entire Freshman class is expected to serve as vice president will be a hard-working right-hand man for Stan, that Imogene Stairs will make a very efficient secretary, and that Emery Dial will make a president in the financing of the Freshman Frolic. A dog has been placed on rug. Yes, old eligibility ax has fallen again. Pacachacane stands with her original ticket eligible and intact. Just as she announced previously it would be. Let the good work continue. sion will be by the student activity tickets which also admit to athletic events. All Pachacamac candidates as announced in the NEWS yesterday are eligible to run. They officially passed the University eligibility test and anne out with colors flying, 100 miles strong. Something to boast about. Look these four candidates over acquaint yourself with their qualifications, and then vote them into of fire with top-heavy pluralities! Vol. VIII Old eligibility axe fell with a dull thud this fall, but not on Pachacamac. The opposition ticket is the one that has been obliged to change its ticket. Look at the ticket printed in the Sunday Kansan, compare it with the one published yesterday, and the one in the "Progressive Student" 'today. That's what you call a real demonstration of approval for a party, for when one subscribes himself to something "sight unseen," he shows himself to have the utmost confidence in the integrity, honesty, and goodwill of the "party of the second part." And Pacachamac without a doubt has been a well-known body that's shown by the fact that for years Pacachamac candidates have been successful in the majority of the offices in each election. A ban has been placed, on rouge and powder in the swimming pool at All Pachacamacs Eligible Mt. Oread, Sept. 29, 1925 Freshmen at the Kansas City, Mo., Junior College were welcomed with a reception in the college gymnasium at the University of Missouri was the presentation of a key to the A new ruling at Baker University, Baldwin, Kumaa, requires that all fraternity men must be in their reelection district. The university also that all lights must be out by 11 p.m. The first football rally of the season, took place at the University of California Sept. 25. Freshmen were made to haul wood for the benches. Each freshman was required to show a pass to gain admission to the benches. Hey, Freshman! Did you notice the preponderance of little yellow tags on the Hill yesterday morning? Sure you did, and did you realize that at the time Pachacamac's candidates hadn't been announced? Senior Candidates Oualified by Experience Students Accept Pachacamac With Utmost Confidence Good Will Demonstration Vital Test of Faith and Integrity of Party Interclass water polo contests are held at the University of California at Berkeley. The Hays State Teachers' College will present a series of lycetum entailments during the winter. Admit college to all incoming students,to make them feel at home. has leadership qualifications the same as Babe Smith. Pete's choice is all-valley basketball center his first year at Utah, where he earned meritis. Pete is non-fraternity man. AL "PETE" PETERSON for Junior President Pete Peterson and His Running Mates Stand for Efficiency Sabin, Engle, and Johnson Are Qualified to Represent Junior Class With a leader, Al Peterson at the helm of the Pacchase junior ticket there should be no doubt of the administration of that office. Who knew Pete is an efficient leader, and his running mates are just as efficient. This man John Sabin surely gets around on the Hill. He knows lots and lots of men. If you worked on the Memorial drive two years ago you will remember Jobny working on one of the squads. He is a hard working man. Word just comes that Johnny is one of the new members of Ku Kua chapter of Pi Epion Pi, the men's pop organization. That certainly ought to qualify him as being hard working and capable. Yeh Johnny Mary Engle is Wide Awake If you don't know Mary Engle how to play, you just haven't been on the Hill. Mary has been into most every activity on the Hill, and to try to be as likely to be possible here a few of them. Sabin A. Hard Worker If you don't know Harry ask any one in the School of Engineering about him and he will tell you that he is a big boss among the engineers. He is the man. Harry is a tall boy, and has a pleasant personality. He just commands attention. You have seen him on the hill but perhaps not on the road. You know him now. He is the man you want. Cheek on Harry. Mary belongs to the Jay James, MacDowell, Dramatic Club, W. Y. C. A., Women's Gleeb Club, Women's Forum, Pau-Hellenic, and Theta Sigma Phi, women's journalistic soirée. She played in the cast of the musical comedy "Green Days" last year. Johnson "Knows His Waves" Harry Johnson "—Johnny" for tournament. "Nuff said, Johnson is to elect. He "knows his waves." In addition to this Mary is an "A" and "B" student. How about voting for her too? You'll never be sorry if you do. The Ticket SENIOR Babe Smith President Dean McGee Vice-Pres. Lillian Bridgeman Secretary Bill Rice Treasurer JUNIOR Al Peterson President John Sabin Vice-Pres. Mary Singh Secretary Harry Eckley Treasure Luke Eckles, Fred Skraer SOPHOMORES Burton Burton President Lekan Barrowes Vice-Pres- Mildred Eatingham Secretary Kern Hill Hop Manager "Jip" Hill Hop Manager FRESHMAN No. 3 Stanley Packard President Harry Dively Vice-Pres. Imogene Stainte Secretary Jonathan F. Duncan Compare the Qualifications" Hill Promises Mean Hop Candidate Assures Knock Out Party of Year For the last three years candidates presented by Pacachamac have managed the Soph Hosp. Three years ago "Speed" Semon threw a Hop that was a model for originality combined with economy, two years ago the Hop managed the Hacking Hill's best party, and last year Johnmy Engle's Hop was more than a "knock-out," it was a "speenort." So it will be this year with "Jip Hill, for when "Jip" undertakes a thing its success is determined right now. It will be the bit of argument but that the Hop of the Class of '29 will be remembered in future years just as are the Hops of Pachacamaca managers in the past. So what Sophia? Let's Go! So what sophia? Let's Go! Are You Eligible to Vote Thursday Are you eligible to vote for your class officers Thursday? If you failed to pay your membership fee in the Associated Men of the University of Kansas, you are not eligible. The University of Kansas as the case may be you are not eligible. If you want to vote you must pay your fee, and we know you want to vote this fall. It is your duty to vote, moreover, if you want efficient student government, you can not have it by standing by and not voting. The franchise is your weapon. Assure yourself of the opportunity to elect candidates pledged to clean and efficient administration. Pay your fee, 25 cents if you are a man and 50 cents if a woman. Wide awake, efficient and better student government are Pachacamac ideals. Pachacamac candidates will carry out these ideals. "BABE" SMITH for Senior President is the man qualified by leadership and experience. Any one that is captain of the Jayhawk football team has to be a brainy leader. Babe's the man to lead the class of 1926 to an ever-victorious year. Big Pachacamac Rally and Torchlight Parade Set for 7:30 Tonight Jazz and Novel Entertainmen Will Pep Up Speeches; Surprise in Store Yea, Kansas! Eat Em Up Jay-awk! 'Bali', 'Rifle', 'Grab', 'Ball of Mud' and a few more vociferous excitations would be all too tame for the Pacachama Kally scheduled for 7:30 'o'bckonight at Friar chapel—Nothing short of a police siren, a couple of wild Communes, and a ginned on blew party at all run in competition to one of Pacachama's old-time, she nuff, hoot-to-hog hair-raising political rallies. The Torchlight parade, instituted three years ago by Pacchacame and since then traditional with the party, will start promptly at 7 o'clock at Sixteenth and Tennessee. After a winding but not too long route through the student district, the cavalcade will begin on Sunday and be free and fun. The candidates will be introduced of course, and there will be a few very short speeches. In between will be jazz music by the Hill's best orchestra, other novelty entertainment, and a surprise which will be withhold until the last minute. Don't miss it, for you'll not only have a darned good time but will absorb so much vim, pim, vigor, and intensity that you will assume the defensive else they will be completely conquered in a night. Bring that room-mate of yours and enjoy a real rally! For An Unique Frolic Well, this year if Stam Packare Pacachima-candidate, is cheette president, the Frolic will be nuggeted and he'll already have mentally picked his man. So if You Freshmen want to witness a unique happen just elect Stam Packare as President, a non-fragrant man who is one of the most competent you ever knew. In the past both parties have time and again elected non-fraternity Freshman presidents, and always have these presidents appointed a manager of the Freshman Prelude who is owed to belong to a fraternity. Odd but true. Men of Merit are Mighty Multitudinous on Pachacamac's Ticket! Smith and McGee Make Strong Team Party Offers Candidates Who Are Prominent in Activities Bridgeman Well Qualified Secretarial Candidate Known for Activities Rice Is Worker for University and for Class As a running mate for Babe Smith Pachacucho presents "Hard Working" Dean McGee, the big man of the School of Engineering. Dean, besides being president of the engineers, is vice president of Tau Betis Pi honor societies. Denn is a non-fraternity man, and is self-supporting. He has had experience in all kinds of school activities and knows how to handle all kinds of situations. Surely you want that kind of a man for vice-president. Brugman a recognizer. This Bridgeman girl has about all the qualifications required in school activities. She is a recognized leader among the women of the school as well as the senior class. Just Inten- Lilian is a member of the Women's Self Governing Association, which is another point for her, taken from the experience angle. She is a manager of the annual W. S. G. A. Fashion Show for this fall, which is no amps As an officer of the Jay Jane organization she gains more experience qualifications. She is one of the hardest workers of the organization. Ask any member what she thinks of Alice, as she will tell you the same thing. Lillian is an active worker in the Y, W, C, A. Last year she managed the tickets for the Y, W, plays. This year she showcased her good work organization. Rice Will Work for Class Just as Bill Rice worked for the University as assistant cheer leader last year, so will he work for the senior class this year if elected treasurer. Bill is self-sufficient and so would work to engage in a whole raft of University activities in his spare time. Bridgeman for secretary is the only logical choice. You can't go wrong by casting your vote for her. You know Bill if you have ever been on the Hill. He knows you because he knows more men than a dozen average man know. Vote for Bill and elect the whole ticked off of the senior candidates in the senator election. Vote for Eckles & Skaer for a real Junior Prom. In the past few years Pachacamaca has given men and women of the University of Kansas insurpassable student offices. You can bet your last bottom dollar that they will continue to do so. You buy a Packard car because you know that its qualities have been tested and found true. You vote on the same ticket with the same assurance. "Compare the Qualifications" Remember the Big Rally Tonight!!