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FRESHMEN HAVE MANY ATHLETES
This year's freshmen track team promises to be a good one, so says Coach Hagerman. The number of candidates and their variety of events may cause this prediction to come true.
French in the high jump is doing regularly over 5 feet 6. Roberts has a record of 10 flat in the hundred-yards and 51 in the quarter. LeMoine, Davis and Stuckey are also making good time in the latter event. Haines will be strong in the two-twenty. In the two-mile LeMoine has made 11:03, which is better than the varsity indoor time. Watson is just a few seconds slower. Kraus is doing near 5 flat in the mile. Stuckey is making the best time in the half-mile. Davis is doing well in the hurdles. Ammons is putting the shot over 38 feet and hurling the discus 105 feet. O'Connor will do the pole-vaulting.
Several of the strongest men may enter unattached in the K. C.A.C. handicap meet which will be held in Convention Hall, April 2.
BETTER WATCH OUT!
Try our banana ice cream- Wiedemann's.
One of the members of the Junior Prom invitation committee was down to this office this morning complaining about the slowness of the members of the Junior class in turning in their prom dates. This committee has been working hard for three months trying to accommodate the other members of the class.
According to the statement of the visitor, the invitation committee has made a solemn resolve never to ask a junior for his date again. Should this threat be made good April 29 may come and find many juniors without an invitation to the Prom.
MOFFETT photographs are in nearly every country of the world; the home of President Taft, many of the state governors and U. S. senators, and now within Your reach at 829 Massachusetts street. Why not have a set of the best?
Oread News Notes
Prof. E. M. Young was called to Highland, Ohio Wednesday because of the serious illness of his father.
Prof. W. E. Higgins was unable to meet his classes this week because of an attack of grip.
Miss Hallie Lasley, '07, of Kansas City, Kan., is attending the High School Conference and visiting her sister, Miss Pearl Lasley.
Alfred G. Tritt, '07, of the Argonia High School is attending the teachers' conference.
Wilbur Jones, principal of the Sabetha High School, is attending the teachers' conference and basketball tournament with the Sabetha basketball team. Mr.Jones was a member of last year's junior class.
Miss Alice Cambern of Erie is visiting at the Chi Omega house.
Miss Katherine Davis of the Parsons High School, visited friends at the Chi Omega house and with her brother, Frank Davis, during the teachers' conference.
Chas. Ise, 08, of Coffeyville attended the sessions of the high school conference.
Dr. F. A. Wilber will resume his Bible classes Sunday, March 21, and will meet his 9:45 morning class in the Y.M.C.A. building.
Try our orange ice, made from the fruit.—Wiedemann's.
Freshly boxed almonds, our own salting, at Wiedemann's.
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Well, you know the kind the Students want. If it's from the College Jeweler you know what you have—the Latest. Will also have the largest and niftiest assortment of K. U. Jewelry and novelties ever shown here. SHUST WATE.
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