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KEMP MADE A BIG HIT.
University Poet Appeared in First Formal Lecture at Emporia.
Harry Kemp's lecture before a large audience at Emporia Tuesday night was so well received that it will not be surprising if the poet is soon sought by Chautauqua managers. For two hours the poet read from his poems, with comments on the moods in which they were written and explanations of the philosophy underlying them. "The frankness and sincerity of the author won his audience," says the Emporia Gazette, "and when they were not listening to or applauding his poems they were laughing at his quaint remarks. On the platform with him was the press agent (Brock Pemberton,'08.) whose business it was to work the pedals and stops, and see that the power was shut off at the right time. Sans press agent, the poet might have been talking there still.
It is expected that Mr. Kemp will give similar entertainments in several other Kansas towns.
New Research Apparatus.
Several new pieces of apparatus have been purchased for the industrial fellowship work. Among them are an electric oven which will be used in Henry Kohman's investigation of the breadmaking problem; an ozone apparatus which will furnish ozone for oxidation in various processes; a couple of centrifuges, and an electric agate and pestile.
To Form a County Club.
Seven of the one hundred students from Wyandotte county met in Fraser Hall yesterday for the purpose of organizing a county club. The attendance was so small that nothing definite was accomplished toward organization. Another meeting will be held next Tuesday at which all Wyandotte county students are urged to be present.
GOING ABROAD-All students or members of the faculty wishing to go abroad next summer are invited to meet Dr. H.H. Powers of the Bureau of University Travel, tommorrow at 11:30, in room 14, Fraser.
Formed Tuesday by Six Universities—Schedule to be Arranged.
BASKET BALL LEAGUE.
An organization, which will add another form of athletics to the Missouri Valley Conference, was formed in Kansas City Tuesday. It will be known as the Missouri Valley Collegiate Basket-ball League, and comprises teams from Missouri, Nebraska, Washington, Drake, Ames, and Kansas universities. Each of these schools was represented by one man at the conference. Manager Lansdon was there for the University of Kansas. T. H. Ewerhardt of Washington was elected president and Dr. R. G. Clapp of Nebraska, secretary of the League for the coming year.
The idea of this organization is to determine the Missouri Valley basket-ball championship. The six schools were divided into two divisions, Kansas, Missouri and Washington being known as the southern and Nebraska, Ames and Drake as the northern division. Each team will play a series of four games with each of the other teams in its division. The team in each section then having the highest average will determine the championship by a series of three games. The dates for the games will be arranged soon by the local managers.
The second number of the Fine Arts Recial course will be given next week by Harold Henry, who graduated from the school of Fine Arts.
"KING" COLE, Coach for Nebraska, who will throw the gauntlet to Kennedy and Mosse next Saturday.
Labette County Club.
Labette county students met Wednesday evening and elected officers for the school year as follows: President, J. H. Jonte; vice-president, Clair Lieb; secretary, Eleanor Draper; treasurer, A. T. Lewellen. The president appointed a committee to arrange for the holding of a banquet at Oswego on December 29.
The little son of Prof. E. F. Stimpson is suffering from diptheria.
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A new line of Photo View Post Cards of the University are on sale at McColloch's Drug Store; they sell at 2 for a nickle.
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Hiawatha after the party.
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