Alpha Taus Celebrated Saturday Evening.—Many Old Men Back.
FOUNDER'S DAY BANQUET.
The Alpha Taus held their annual Founder's Day banquet Saturday evening. Toasts by both active and alumni members were given.
Among the old men who were here for the occasion are: Herman Langworthy, E. R. Morrison, Frank Bartlett, Mark Brawley, Glen Morris, Hal Lebrecht, Walter Hall, all of Kansas City; Prof. J. L Larnsberry of Baker; Roy Taylor, Hays City; Newton Brigham, Iola; James Du Berry, Paola; Clay Hamilton, Topeka; Ben Forbes, Wathena; Clark Jacoby, Carleton, Missouri; Fred Brett, Muskogee, Oklahoma, and Lieutenant F. M. Kennedy, Hinkley, Illinois.
Organize Lacrosse Teams.
J. P. Hagerman, assistant athletic director, who has charge of all the out-door classes in athletics, has organized the freshman gym classes into seven lacrosse teams. Six teams will compete with each other in a tournament. A squad of fifteen will be picked for inter-class contests later in the season. The first game of the freshman teams will be played next Wednesday afternoon.
Burdick Faculty Delegate.
Professor W. L. Burdick of the Law faculty will be one of the delegates to the International Y. M. C. A. convention which convenes at Columbus, Ohio, on October 22. The other members of the delegation are: Chancellor Strong, Secretary Hagerman, Ralph Herman, C. T. Hanson and R. H. Spotts. They will leave for Columbus on October 21.
Oxford, Students Sail.
Forty young men representing many sections of the union, winners of the Cecil Rhodes scholarships, sailed September 26 for England on the steamer Etruria. They will enter Oxford University for a three year course at the expense of the Rhodes scholarship fund.
Billings Getting Milk.
Dr. F. H. Billings of the Bacteriology department, is in Leavenworth today gathering samples of milk for the pure food investigation that is being conducted by Mr. Billings for the state board of health.
Professor J. E. Boodin lectured before the teachers of the Kansas public schools at the high school auditorium in Kansas City, Kansas, today. His subject was the "Ethical Idea."
Boodin Talks in Kansas City.
One Commandment Omitted.
It reads as follows:
11: Freshmen get your clothes cleaned, repaired and pressed at the Lawrence Pantatorium, 12 West Warren St.
Miss LeOra Strahl will open a dancing school in Smith Hall Saturday evening, October 10. Class from 8 to 9. Social dance 9:30 to 11:30.
Get your kodak supplies at Raymond's Drug Store.
TWO DAYS MORE
in Which to Obtain the Benefits of the Hospital Association for Two Dollars
Do you want to pay $1.50 for a single call by a physician?
Do you want to pay 75 cents to have a prescription filled?
Do you want your roommate to take his time to nurse you?
Do you want to be lest alone in your room without attention when ill?
The University Hospital Association
WILL PROVIDE:
PHYSICIAN'S ATTENTION The University Physician will be in his office in Robinson Gymnassium from 8 to 10 o'clock five days each week for consultation. He will call at your room when you are unable to leave it.
SURGEONS SERVICES. Cases requiring Surgical Attention will receive the best Service obtainable
HOSPITAL Cases requiring bedside attention will be taken to the University Hospital which is fitted out with the best sanitary appliances. The patient will be waited upon by experienced GRADUATE NURSES The patient incurs no expense in the Hospital except for tood.
MEDICINE Members of the Association will not have to pay one cent for medicine, whether it be furnished by the University Physician or by his prescription.
Fee Will be $3.00 after 5 p. m., October 15
PAY $2.00 AT REGISTRAR'S OFFICE NOW!
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Football Saturday, Oct. 17.
The University of Kansas vs. University of Oklahoma
Second Big Game of the Season.
Admission $1.00. Box seats and reserved seat sections 25 cents additional to holders of season tickets. Automobile and carriage space free.
Reservations may be made at the Check Stand or Fraser Hall on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
The season tickets can be purchased only of the University Receiver. All who expect to use these tickets should secure them before 2:30.o'clock Saturday.
GAME CALLED AT 3:15 P. M.