Buy These Tonight.
Ruchings, all widths and colors, complete assortment. Veilings, in all the latest shades and styles Gloves for these chilly mornings, in wool, mocha or dog skin.
A. D. WEAVER
SENIORS AND FRESHMEN WIN.
Take First Games from Juniors and Sophomores.
The seniors defeated the juniors by a score of 10 to 0 in the first game of the inter-class football series Thursday. The game was played on the golf links. The sod was water-soaked, making the field so slippery that the real strength of the teams could not be shown. The seniors scored the first touchdown after a few minutes of play by straight football. The second touchdown was made on three fumbles, which were started by a forward pass. Porter, Ahlborn and Howell played a star game.
The freshmen defeated the sophomores yesterday by a score of 27 to 0 in a one-sided contest. The first year men clearly outplayed their opponents by straight football. The
sophomores were unable to make the first downs. Smith and Moffat were the star players. Russell, a sophomore, had a rib broken.
The seniors will play the freshmen next week for the championship. Should they win they will have an unbroken record of victories. The winning team will be taken to the Kansas-Missouri game at Kansas City on Thanksgiving Day
Dr. Hyde's Works in Use.
The laboratory directions for experimental physiology by Dr. Hyde, of the medical school, have been introduced in the physiology department of the new medical school of the University of North Dakota. Dr. Hyde published these directions for use in the University of Kansas.
Gives Sensible Advice to Embryo Politicians Yesterday.
WHITE TALKS POLITICS.
A fresh shipment of potato chips at Vic's.
"Politics ought to be decided above the collar button and not below it", said William Allen White editor of the Emporia Gazette, in chapel yesterday morning.
According to him, the question of the presidential campaign is not that of the full dinner pail but of fundamental problems such as controlling of greed.
In speaking of Bryan and Taft, he said, "One is typically the critic; the other is efficient. It is necessary to have one who protests and one who acts."
Mr. White holds that we will never have complete democracy until the women vote. He said, "The aristocracy of trowers is no better than that of the crown."
REDSKINS GO SOUTH.
Long Schedule Completed for the Haskell Team.
Superintendent Peairs has arranged the longest and hardest foothall schedule ever played by the braves at Haskell. The out of town games open on a southern trip at Houston, Texas. Several contests have been matched in the big state. November 16 they will play the big game of the trip at New Orleans with Louisiana State school. The Dixie land invasion ends with a struggle on the grounds of the University of Alabama.
PIG FARM STARTED.
Seventy-five Pets Have Been Secured for Slaughter.
The work of inoculating guinea pigs to test the presence of tuberculosis germs in the Kansas milk supply began last week. Eight pigs were used for the first tests. Many more of the little pets will be sacrificed to science as the work goes on.
Seventy-five pigs are now being cared for by C. N. White at his home in west Lawrence. The number will be increased to 300 as the slaughter goes on. The work is in charge of Dr. F.H.Billings and F.U.Agrelius.
Fresh fruits at Vic's.
The exaggerated photo post card of Kansas fruits and products are now on sale at McColloch's drug store.
Modern rooms on the hill. Any young man wishing to change location, call at 1231 Louisiana; rooms strictly modern; house new; home phone 372.
Fresh salted almonds, our own roasting, at Wiedemann's.
LOST-A coral ring. Return to 1245 Oread avenue and receive reward.
Halloween refreshments,pop corn crisp, pop corn balls, walnut taffy, at Wiedemann's.
The Lawrence Pantatorium, tailors, cleaners and dyers of ladies and gents fine clothing. Both phones 500. W.C.Brown, proprietor. 12 W.Warren St. Good honest work has kept us here for six years.
The Washburn Game, Nov.7.
Reserved Seats on sale at 8 o'clock a. m., Oct. 30th, Check Stand, Fraser Hall.
Prices to Coupon Book Owners:
Reserved Seat in Side Line Box, Reserved Seat in North Bleachers
50c
50c
Prices to General Public:
Admission with Reserved Seat in Side Line Box $1.50
Admission with Reserved Seat in Bleacher 1.50
General Admission, no Seats guaranteed 1.00
Buy a Guest Ticket and save several dollars during the remainder of the year. Any Coupon Book Owner may buy one Guest Ticket at the University office.