THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1924 PAGE TWO UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN UNIVERSITY DAILY HERALD OFFICIAL STUDENT PAPER of the University of STAFF Editor-in-chief Associate Editor News Editor News Editor Bonnie Moore Editor Nate Brown Editor Eva Gorman Editor Alomun Editor Mont Clair Show BOARD Jacqueline Stice Merrill Slawson Steve Merrill Leis Pyle Business Stay Business Manager Floyd McComil Catering Manager James Councel Address all communications to THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN Lawrence, Kansas Phone- 812. U 75 and 64 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1924 STANDARDIZE THE JAYHAWK The University of Kansas is for tunate in having one of the most original of all college mascot emblems — the Kansas Jayhawk, yet she does not have any two that are alike. There are jayhawks of all colors, shapes and design; jayhawks that look like birds and jayhawks that look like mammals; striped jayhawks, spotted jayhawks, jayhawks bare-footed and jayhawks with shoes. toilet and a jacket. We are unfortunate in that no one has ever conceived just what a jayhawk looks like, for this bird is in the same class as the whippet or the dodo bird. Still every person has his own idea as to how this famous old bird should look. We are not as fortunate as other collages who have an emblematic mascot some well known domestic or wild mammal or bird. 1637. We should have a standardized jaykawk one that would be uniform or whenever it is used. A comparative exhibition of designs open to all students, former students and graduates of the University, should be held in order that a jaykawk could be selected which could be used for years to come, and would be recognized as such. Let us have a standardized jay hawk. "Another Romance Ended." Hail line in Kansan for wedding announcement. Wasn't it rather cruel to say a anyhow? TOO MUCH LENIENCY Since the Leopold-Lob case and its verdict there has been a sudden leniency on the part of juries and judges toward criminals. Within the past month there have been numberless cases in which the punishment was fixed after the Leopold-Lob case had been cited in the plea for leniency. Edward De Great sentenced to life for murder from Chicago in 1920 was made free this week. He is the fifth prisoner to escape from there since Saturday, Willie Dalton, who stole $72,000 in bonds from the Northern Trust Compay and the two youthful murderers, Bernard Grant and Walter Kranser, sentenced to be hanged Oct. 17, made pleas for their lives through their attorneys cliting the Loebold-Loech case as significant in their own cases. There are others besides. At the same time that these cases were in the courts the Chicago crime commission was in secret session at the Hotel La Salle discussing the gravity of the situation and trying to find a means of meeting the situation. Robert E. Crowe, state's attorney of Chicago, predicts a new wave of youthful crime and violence resulting from the failure to "impose the death penalty on Nathan Leopold, Jr. and Richard Loeb" and he declared that the jury which freed Willie Dalton is "sending out a message which amounts to a legal license to boys of tender years to steal." The United States is benign. She is proud of the fact that she gives her people a chance for life. Her people dislikes to have death meet out in the youth of the country. But she must realize that there are certain criminals, killers and detainments to society who cannot go on living and slaying. They must be punished to safeguard the root of the world. They have committed crimes for which they know there is great punishment. If they hide behind the age limit they are cowards. Furthermore, the jurors and judges who allow the numbers of 19 and 21 to determine their verdict, are cowards. Circus Comes to Topeka "The spirit of the circus." That a what embalmed Herr Jawin Holloben, his chief animal trainer of the Carl Hengebene-Wallace company, pleaded in court that he did not end up an ad hoc day until another trainer arrived, after nearly having his right arm torn from his body by "Sullivan," the giant bear that cost $25,000 by management. on circus stage. Last watch, when the Hagenbeck horse is hawking in the open impact in the big building in the metropolitan centers, one has St. Louis, Hellot was worker his group of seven lions in St. Paul. The lions had been acting badly for several days, due to cold weather outside, their close quarters being certain he could sneak them without danger. So suddenly Sultan, the largest lion in the group turned upon his trainer, as Hellot was about to put his arm around him. The arm was nearly torn from the body, but Hellot rushed outside the care, had it battled to his body and the arena reenacted the act. 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