THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
NO CROSS COUNTRY WITH AGGIES NOV.
May Arrange Meet with Okla homa or Tigers Later In Season
Chances for a cross country meet with the Agilies here on November 1 went glimmering today when Dr. F. C. Allen learned from Manhattan that no preparations for Cross Country events are planned this year. A meet with Missouri is in the making, if the coaches can agree as to expenses. Missouri would have Kansas pay the expenses of a cross country team to compete in the championship. K. U. authorities are endeavoring to arrange a meet with the Figars at Lawrence November 1, in connection with the Agile game. Oklahoma evidently has a cross country team but as yet no definite date is given. It is hoped that a meet can be staged in Lawrence November 8, when the Sooners come up for a try at the long end of the score with Kannas
If the cross country team cannot be matched with outsiders, the annual class meet will be held immediately at the end of the football season, and prizes will be offered for individual achievements. The Valley meet will be held at Ames this year, the team hopes to be able to compete.
Goes to K. U. Two Years And Still a Freshmar
A letter was received in the Kan san office this week from Larry Lamb, c21, who is now attending Pennsylvania University at Philadelphia, which reveals many differences between the big schools of the East and West.
Pennsylvania School of Commerce,
the department of the University in
which Larmb is enrolled, does not
take credit from any other institu-
tion, and Lamb, in spite of his two
days at K. U., is enrolled as a fresh-
The School of Commerce, according to Lamb, has some fine features, however, that almost ellipse with him the virtues of K. U. and the Rook Chakk. Under laws of laws, women must wear only green hair ribbons and must not wear their hair hanging; must not loiter or talk in the corridors or into rooms; must wear with a mask linked; step on the walk on approaching an upper classman.
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Daily Kansan Board will meet Thursday at 3:30 o'clock.
Linn Co. Club Organizes And Plans to Boost K.U.
The first step toward the forming of county clubs was the reorganization Tuesday night of the Linn County K. U. Club. Twenty students from Linn County met and organized to further the work of the University in their county as well as for social purposes.
The Linn County Club will entertain the high school seniors and the K. U. alumn of the county with a banquet on Monday that were made to hold the banquet at Mound City, the county seat. Arrangements will be made to have a banquet in August.
The Linn County basketball team will again be active this season, and will play several games during the holidays.
The following officers were elected for the year; president, Frank P. Holland, Pleasanton; vice-president, Jean F. Miller, Pleasanton; treasurer, Walter Blaiser, Pleasanton.
Further meeting of the organization will be at the home of Miss Alberta Corbin. Miss Corbin's home is in Linn County.
The Episcopal Church in 1861 assumed the work of organizing "Lawrence University of Kansas." The university work was discontinued temporarily.
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They all carry a Kraker Fountain Pen. Rankins Drug Store-Adv.
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Forward Pass Used in Light Workout Against The First Year Eleven
PRACTICE FOR AMES
Signal practice and a light workout with the first year squash was the sum and substance of Tuesday nights practice of the Varsity squad. The line was drilled on putting away in union shoes before Monday's game; violence was developed in the backfield.
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The forward pass was again in use. Lonberg and Davidson were on the wing positions and they grabbed several difficult chances. Captain "Scrubby" Lastit had not been out to practice this week owing to bruises and lacerations that he received in the Washburn game Saturday.
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will find the Daily Kansan the ideal medium for making a danec pay. Ask Junior Prom or Soph Hop Managers of the past. Drop in the Business Office (first door to the right as you enter building) and talk over "Party Rates" with us.
The lineup used by Coach MacCarthy during most of the play was: Lonborg and Davison, ends; Nettles and Kampert, tackles; Ruble and Smith, guards; and Gress, center. The backfield positions were Simpson, Frank Mandeville, Russ Coghill and Tad Ridad with Walter Wood at the quarter position.
The team leaves for Ames, Ia. Thursday night where they will tangle with the Cyclones, Saturday. Comparative Valley done on several of the teams will be available after the Ames game. It has played some of the Valley schools.
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Your Corset Problem
Our Corstet Department is not just a place where you may *buy* a corstet. It is a place of trust in MSMOL AL SERVICE, to help us ensure that your corstet problem will be correctly solved. If you want to continue with the model you now wear, the chances are we have it in the new Fall We particularly recommend
during many years of fitting them, we have found them to give unequalled satisfaction.
The new Redfern's in both back-lace and front-lace, are miracles of straight line designing with a slim hip lines and the flat back that are coveted by every well-dressed woman. You need no training to do it, but will come to our Corset Department on the second floor.
Our messenger is ready to deliver your Redfern.
Prices $5.00 and $6.50
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Have you bought your Concert Course tickets?
Do you realize that the Concert Course this year will be worth as much to you as any course in the regular curriculum?
This is one of the outside activities which you cannot afford to miss. It would be better sense to economize on soda water and candy or even laundry and dry cleaning than to stay home from these concerts.
You will not quickly find a better course. It is worth the money and then some. The young woman who would not prefer a chance to attend college or work in an equivalent in more trivial entertainment isn't worth spending your money
You will never be so free again.
Is Your Hair Falling?
A single or the proper tonic is beneficial.
Pastor of Plymouth.
Cordially yours,
on. If you happen to be of the feminine persuasion yourself why don't you suggest a Concert Course date instead of that next box of chocolates?
Ross W. Sanderson,
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Eggs in New York, $1.08 a Dozen New York, Oct. 21 - Eggs the dollar-a-dozen mark today for the first time this year. At noon they were quoted at $1.08 and were still going higher.
Goldsmith to D. U. Convention
Prof. G. C. Goldsmith left Tied-
day night for Toronto, Canada, where
he will attend the eighty-fifth annual
convention of the Delta Upsilon fraternity.
Time will tell
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