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THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1925
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
Official Student Paper of the University
f. Kanana
Editor-in-Chief
Associate Editor
Associate Editor
Marrison Editor
Sunday Editor
Jake Editor
Kennedy Chase
News Editor
George Chesnutt
News Editor
Steve Morritz
Sport Editor
Steve Morritz
Night Editor
Jeanette Marris
Lockie Mort
Other Board Members
Francis Dietrich B. Francee: Martin Midland Cutter B. W. Birowne Gustave Dick Matthews John Lee Coulson Dick Matthews John D. Moore Clair Stuart John D. Moore Agnes Smith
Business Manager...John Flovid McComi
Ass. Bus. Mgra...Marya .Cavell Conflict. Robert Hilt
Entered an second-grade mail master Reporter on Tuesday, September 21, 2014. Under the date of March 3, 1979, Kaunda, under the name of March 3, 1979, and on Sunday morning by students in the division of 186, from the variety of Vanessa, from the Press of the University of Chicago.
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TUESDAY. JUNE 2, 1925
HOWDY!
A smile and a handshake offer two means by which a person may be judged. There are smiles which make you warm up to the smiler, and there are smiles which leave you cold. There is the broad grin, the pleasant grin which faceless you immediately and there is the glamly grin, the labored grin which calls forth no friendly response.
Tuesday, June 2. 1925.
Then there is the hand-hake. "Out where, the hand-clap is a little tighter, that where's the west begin?" said a learned and enthusiastic hard. But there are people who hold out a limp paw in a hand-hake which make you wonder if their arm is broken.
It does somehow "get you" to stretch out a hand eagerly for a gripping shake and discover you are wringing a cold piece of flesh, with no sentiment, animation or life to it.
Some have a n "nice-like grip" which makes one wince and shrink in pain. This, too, is an extreme, and is due either to carlessness or to too careful cultivation.
Here on the campus we have those who seize the hand, hold their elbows somewhat away from the body and shake with a posture of polished propriety which is sometimes unconvincing. The smile that accompanies the hand-shake is likewise artificial.
Finally a word of praise must be said for that straight-from-the shoulder grip, that how-are-you-fella, gladd-to-ya-look-in'well. This one grasps the hand in a firm grip which is at the same time thoughtful as well as cordial, and wrings it in that careless abandon we all like.
OFFICIAL UNIVERSITY BULLETIN
Truly, a handshake is more than a formality.
--just the members of the fraternity dance then after that a lot of other people come in and dance until 2 and fret that—"
If one more spectator had learned the ridiments of swimming and life-saving a boy might not have drowned. In there any valid excuse for healthy persons to reach maturity never learning to care for themselves in deep water, or better still, the art of life saving in addition? Swimming should become an educational requirement for those healthy and able. Furthermore, life saving should be made an auxiliary to the learning of swimming. With every person acquiring the ability to swim, a life is protected; with every person learning life saving at least two lives are protected.
Woman rifleman has name engraved on cup-Hoennade. Well, in the next war some young Nathan Hale will rise up and regret that he has only one wife to give for his country.
SWIMMING
In Bible days the cub were fed on heavenly manna but now the cub must use the Underwood to bring him his grapefruit and post-taontas.
At a reeferencing educational institution—Washburn College—the student body has been indicted on the edge of commencement with the accidental death by drowning last Sunday of one of her honor students, a senior, Reus A. Roose. His father went to the boy's rescue but could not save him. One swimmer succeeded in recruiting the boy. Twenty men apparently unable to swim, reports the Topeka Capital, watched helplessly from the farther bank of the lake. When the body of the boy was finally recovered it was too late for medical aid.
--just the members of the fraternity dance then after that a lot of other people come in and dance until 2 and fret that—"
FACULTY OF GRADUATE SCHOOL:
There will be a meeting of the faculty of the Graduate School on Saturday, June 6, at 2:50 p.m. in the auditorium of ecclical Administration building at UNC.
Plain Tales From the Hill
Teacher in classroom: Where are your text books? Of course you always carry them to class, don't you?
Thoughtful student: Yes, I carry mine to give me weight in the course.
The Japanese national anthem ap
parently is "California, Here
Come."
"The coming week finds us getting weak!" sadly commented a student as coming events cast their shadows before them.
"one just has to flirt with one's prof, especially if he is young," is the philosophy of one woman student as finals approach.
Good-Bye
We wish you all a happy vacation, and may you return in September for another season of work in K. U.
University Book Store
HARL H. BRONSON, Prop.
803 Massachusetts Street
A $2,000.00
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We now have representatives making $500 to $1,000 a month demonstrating house and street dresses at popular prices. No experience needed as you simply show our style plates and prices and every woman immediately becomes a customer and profit maker.
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Come down town and see us. There may be a few Things you want to put in it before it is locked and Checked home. A little gift for Sister. You know Little sisters always expect something, no matter how Small or inexpensive. A dainty hankie for mother. Or for yourself there may be something you've over-Looked in the agony of preparing for finals. Whether There's anything you need or not we would like you to come in once more before you leave for the summer's Vacation or to begin your life's work. We wish to Bid you farewell and thank you for your patronage During the days of your school career.
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"Hey! Fresh...n!
Where's my white flannels
and blue cost?"
Voice of Freshman:
"I sent 'em to the cleaners."
"Well, hustle out and get 'em-
Don't you know I have got a date
for that farewell tonight
and I can't go in one of these
heavy three-piece suits!"
White Flannels $10
Blue Sport Coats $16.50
ATTENTION—STUDENTS
Can use a few wide-awake young men to work on a real money-making proposition. If you have confidence in yourself, phone 1275 evenings 6 to 7 for appointment.
A Happy Vacation!
Happy, active, overflowing days and evenings.
Plenty of entertainment and sports.
Hoping to see you again next fall, and wishing you the best of luck.
We Thank You!
Pentagon 104
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ruen Watches presenting definite technical advantages
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Watches are bought mostly on faith. The purchaser selects by appearance and for the rest relied upon the manufacturer's name and renutation.
Such guides are ordinarily safe enough. But if you are buying a watch of small movement or a watch of special grace and thickness, you should know at least a little about the technical advantages that definitely insure its durability and accuracy.
If it is a woman's wrist watch, for example, you should know that the Grunen Cartouche embolizes a really notable action. The cartouche allows the movement of small watches.
Into the oblong case of the Cartouche, Gruen has fitted an oblong movement instead of the usual round one. This provides more space, making possible greater size, strength and accuracy of parts, with a fraught relationship from the daintiness of the watch.
Like all important advances in any art,
this principle, explained in the diagram
below, is a simple one and can be
understood readily by the layman.
If it is a man's watch you should know that a pocket watch made with tin can retain its serviceability only when it coats its surface with water. You can see the construction of the movement itself.
Naturally, the watch you desire down or to give in a watch of graceful dress and yet one whose timekindness excellence you know will give satisfaction through its work. If not, there, therefore, select one of the Ornet timepieces pictured here?
A number of such improvements contribute to the slender grace of the Green Bridge. It is a basic principle in each is a logical and scientific rearrangement of wheels.
Come in and let us show them to you.
We have also a large variety of other
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designs and enquire with exquisite women
wristlets
In the event of any accident to your Gruen Watch we can repair it for you quickly and easily at a very moderate cost.
Carruthie 102Pall (P34) = Solid gold, silver gouged, $100 with cream, set with diamonds, $85 to $100 with cream, set with diamonds, $85 to $100 other dresses, $20 to $300 hand engraved, $15
Porsiginon 104Pall (P34) = Positron movement, silver gouged, $100 with cream, set with diamonds, $85 to $100, white gouged, $15 to $300 hand engraved, $15
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Yolk plate and in the White Yolk Plate. This image is saved without loss in accuracy or boundary marking*
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