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You will find the Lengths and Shades so much in Demand.
Chamois Gloves in 12 button lengths at $2.75.
Perrin's 12 and 16 Button Kid Gloves in Black, White and street and party shades at $3.50 and $4.00.
Kayser's and Fownes, 12 and 16 button, extra weight, silk gloves in black, white and colors at $1.75 and $2.25.
Perrin's 2 and 3 clasp Kid Gloves in black and best fall shades, $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00.
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PAUL HARVEY WAS ELECTED.
Columbus Boy a Member of the Staff- Two on Probation.
At the regular weekly meeting of the Kansan board Monday morning Paul Harvey, of Columbus was unanimously elected a member of the reporters staff. Mr. Harvey is not a member of the newspaper class, from which Kansan reporters are usually chosen, but diligent work in the Kansan office since last spring won him the place.
Two students in the freshman journalism class, on the recommendation of the Journalism committee, were put on trial for two weeks when another election will be held.
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Cast Chosen for "Patience."
After several weeks of tryouts and preliminary practices, the cast has been chosen for the opera, "Patience," which will be given by the School of Fine Arts December 12 and 13. The following will be the personnel of the opera: Colonel of Dragoons, Sam Forter; Lieutenant, the Duke, Roy Ridnour; Major, Frank Frickelton; Bunthorne, an idyllic Poet, Everett Copley; Grosvenor, a fleshly Poet, Archie Naramore; Lady Angela, Kate Reynolds; Lady Ella, Frances Houlton; Lady Saphir, Jessie Baldridge; Lady Jane, Elizabeth Tusten; Patience, a Milkmaid, Hazel Leslie; Chorus of Rapturous Maidens and Dragoon Guards. Accompaniment by the University Orchestra.
Mechanical Engineers Reception.
The Mechanical Engineers were entertained Friday evening at the home of Professor P. F. Walker. Speeches were mode by Professors Corp and Walker, and Messers Lank and Gowans.
Try the hot tomato buillon 5c per cup at Wiedemann's.
Vic's candies are the best.
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"BENNY" OWENS LOST ARM.
Oklahoma Coach Meets with Unfortunate Hunting Accident.
"Benny" Owens, coach of the Oklahoma football team, was shot in the right arm in a hunting accident last Thursday and the evening before the game it became necessary to amputate it. He is resting easy now and will probably recover.
Immediately upon arriving at Norman the Kansas football squad sent "Benny" flowers while Kennedy and some of the older men, who were more intimately acquainted with him, visited him at the hospital.
Owens was one of the brightest football stars ever turned out from the University. He succeeded Bert Kennedy as quarterback of the squad and generaled the ever-victorious team of '99. He has been at Oklahoma three years. His many friends here at the University will be grieved to learn of his misfortune.
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Lost. - A Kansan receipt book. Finder will please return to Kansan office.
Lost.—An open face gold watch bearing the monogram "W.J.M." Finder leave at Registrar's office and receive reward.
Carroll Lord of Burlingame has been pledged to the Sigma Nu.
E. O. Detrick, LL. B. '07, has set up an office at Bartlesville, I. T.
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Professor A. F. Hendrix Dead.
Word has been received in Lawrence of the death, at Pittsburg, Pa., of A. Freemont Hendrix, former assistant professor of Latin at the University. None of the details of his death have been received in Lawrence as yet except that it was caused from heart failure. It was incorrectly stated by several of the local papers that his death occurred the day before that set for his wedding. Professor A. T. Walker of the Latin department received a letter from Hendrix last spring announcing his marriage.
Professor Walker has written to Pittsbug more for complete details of his death.
39 Students Elect "Chemistry II."
Thirty-nine college students are enrolled this year in the course in Inorganic Chemistry. This number shows a large increase over the percentage of students choosing the course as an elective last year, though it might be noted incidentally that a partial return to the five-hour system the course is again offered this year under its traditional name "Chemistry II."
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To Manage Masque Club.
The club is studying several plays at present but as yet have made no decision as to which will be played this fall. The Masque will probably follow the example of last year and put on a spring performance also.
Arthur Riddle (Dooley) was elected manager of the Masque Club at a special meeting yesterday and will have supervision of all plays put on by the club this year. He will choose an assistant from among the members of the club.
Piano Recital by K. U. Girl.
On Thursday evening of this week at 8:15 a piano recital will be given in Fraser Hall by Miss Agnes Lapham, K. U. 1897, a well known Chicago pianist. This is the first of a course of four recitals, two piano and two voice. Students who are interested in good music should support this undertaking by purchasing season tickets for $1.00 at the door. Single admission is 35 cents.
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Time to think about Christmas photos.—Loomas.
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WANTED.—A roommate.Call at 1320 Ohio street, Phone 1489 Bell.
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