On Thursday morning at 8 o'clock a collection of
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in Swiss and Nainook, Bands. Edges, Insertions, and 27 inch Flouncings elaborate and beautiful patterns,worth up to $1.00 a yard-will go on sale at
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WANTED—Solicitors, salary guaranteed, exclusive territory. 1324 New Hampshire. 9:00 to 12:30 p. m., 1 to 3 p. m.
Chocolate, vanila, and bisque ice cream and orange ice at Wiedemann's.
Just received another invoice of Tampa Fads and Prince George Cigars. To be had only at Hardings.
Grape juice at Wiedemann's. Home made strawberry shortcake at the Hiawatha.
Tilley's dream at Vic's.
Home made strawberry shortcake at the Hiawatha.
Tilley's dream at Vic's.
Try a fruit salad sundae at Wiedemann's, they are good.
Lyric
In addition to the regular program of moving pictures this week we present as a special feature a novelty acrobat act by
Joe Garza.
Latest song and monologue by Harry Wright.
Guitar and mandolin experts by
Yoeman and Reynolds.
Also for the first time we will introduce views of Yellowstone National Park and storming scenes of American history.
Conklin's Self-Filling Pen is the best fountain pen for both student and professor on account of the Crescent-Filler. To fill
simply dip it in any ink and press the Crescent-Filler—that's all. No dropper—no inky fingers—no ruffled temper. Guaranteed to be a perfect writer.
Leading dealers handle the Coklin. If
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INTER-CLASS TRACK MEET.
Kansans were lucky enough to bunch their few hits. The game was won by the ability of Harlan to keep the hits scattered and to pull himself out of bad holes and a great pinch hit by Haughey Angney that drove in two runs and cinched the game.
The score:
Haskell. — 0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0—0
K. U. — 0-0-0-0-0-2-1-x—3
Friday afternoon the Jayhawkers will meet Haskell, on the Indian ball diamond for the second game of the series. The third and last game will be on McCook in the near future.
"Rooting" Is Feature of Game.
Yesterday afternoon, in one of the most bloodthirsty games of the season, the Angney club beat the Eureka club at base ball to the lively tune of 2 to 0. The game was most interesting from a spectators point of view and ever and anon the hilarious crowd boisterously applauded a beautiful error or a strikeout. The features of the game were the coaching of "Mike" Lynch and "Red" Burt, and the phenomenal work of "Job" White in chasing down flies in the right garden.
THE BALANCE IS $772.97.
Report Showing the Standing of Athletic Association.
The following report showing the receipts and disbursements of the Athletic Association during the school year up until April 21 has been submitted by treasurer, Edward E. Brown as requested at the last meeting of the association.
Treas. (See note.)... $ 897.00
Share of optional fees... 1222.40
From W. C. Lansdon, mgr.
Wm. Jewell football game... 55.65
St. Mary's football game... 54.80
Oklahoma football game... 263.06
K. S. A. C. " " " ... 247.45
Washburn " " " ... 1091.00
Share of optional fees... 54.80
From W. C. Lansdon, mgr.
Nebraska football game... 601.50
St. Louis " " " ... 516.40
Missouri " " " ... 3715.36
Share of optional fees... 122.60
From W. C. Lansdon, mgr.
Balance Washburn football game... 1.63
Ottawa basket ball game... 14.35
Score card privilege... 15.00
Newton basket ball game... 10.00
Wm.Jewell basketball game 21.15
Nebraska " " " " 71.35
Newton 17.80
Nome, Alaska 70.55
K. C. A. C. 57.05
Washington U 7.25
K. S. A. C. 15.10
Washburn 18.80
Missouri 127.25
Washburn 91.45
William Jewell 84.65
Basket ball trip 107.82
Alumni basket ball game 55.00
State Normal base ball trip 6.12
Haskell base ball game... 15.75
Share of optional fees... 11.40
Note—(On September 23rd while Mr. Folks was still treasurer $1000 of the Association's share of optional fees was credited in.)
Total receipts... $9661.49
DISBURSEMENTS
April 21. Total disbursements during the period covered by this report as shown by the General Manager's checks Nos. 508 to 698 inclusive $8888.52.
April 21. Balance cash on hand
$772.97.
A WEEK OF MANY EVENTS.
Respectfully submitted,
EDWARD E. BROWN,
Treasurer.
Addresses, Meetings, and Social Events by the Score.
Practically every department of the University is represented this week in some regular or special meeting outside of regular class hours.
The program of the Deutscher Verein was varied by the presentation of the play, "Versalzen" by members of the German Club. The monthly meeting of the Greek Symposium was held Tuesday evening at the home of Professor Wilson Sterling, who addressed the students on "Literary Forgeries in Antiquity." Professor Arthur T. Walker talked on the work of the Classical Association of the Middle West and South.
Prof. C. G. Dunlap gave a talk on "Robert Louis Stevenson" at the regular meeting of the Jurisprudence Conference Monday evening. The Laws also had a special inning in the Tuesday morning chapel address by Prof. W. U. Moore.
Prof. F. P. Dains of Washburn addressed the regular meeting of the Chemical Club this afternoon.
H. G. Elledge talked to the Mining Journal this afternoon on "Coal Mining in Oklahoma."
Prof. W. E. Higgins gave his third address before the Pharmaceutical Society yesterday. Last Thursday he talked to the Pharmacy students on "Liabilities."
E. E. Howard of Kansas City will talk before the Civil Engineering Society Thursday evening on "Field Engineering in Bridge Construction." The Mechanical Engineering Society will meet the same evening at 1301 Ohio street.'
One of the musical events of the year will be the recital by Max Bendix, the great violinist. It will be given Thursday evening in Fraser Hall.
Miss Ida Tarbell of New York City will speak to the newspaper classes Friday morning.
Tonight the Sophomore Prom is given; Friday night the Band barn dance in the gymnasium, and the annual Phi Psi party come off and on Saturday the Scoop Club and Journalistic classes edit the Lawrence Journal and Saturday afternoon and night the Masque Club gives its play "My Friend from India."
Vespers Next Sunday.
The Vesper service next Sunday will be a musical concert. Twelve selected voices will sing.
The ladies of the faculty will hold their regular tea for the girls of the University on Friday afternoon from 3 to 6 in the Greek Museum.
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