Kansas University Football Practice Opens With Fresh Scrimmage
Incoming frost and a large candidate pool shape Kansas University football as drills begin on McCook Field. Heath Wilcox Russell and Captain Lindsey join veterans. Frost arrives to bolster the line at right tackle as QB prospects Harl Russell Foster Todd Ellison and Scholle compete for the signal caller role. Practice runs two hours, with scrimmage expected as early as Saturday pending weather. workouts move to Hamilton Field to protect turf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
McCook Field
Heath
Wilcox
Russell
Lindsey
Frost
Mount Oread
Olcott
Walter Wood
Harl Russell
Foster
McCarty
Tyro’s
Eddie’ Todd
Ellison
Scholle
Russ Cowgill
Dick Burton
Burton
Jayhawker
Foley Kidney Pills Helped Man From Kidney Trouble
A Little Rock man named T. F. Hutchinson says ten years of kidney trouble left him hopeless until Foley Kidney Pills eased his ache and sleep disturbances. After using five boxes he reports being a well man and grateful for the relief. O. P. Barber & Son distributes the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Hutchinson
Little Rock
Ark
Foley
O. P. Barber & Son
Death of Mrs McBride in Eudora Area
Mrs. BR J McBride died at 10 last night at the family home three miles south of Eudore. Funeral services will be held at the Friends church in Hesper at 3 oclock Thursday afternoon. She was 52, survived by husband, daughter Mrs Kr Williamson, and son Tegal Sade in California. Born in Eudora, she lived all her life in the neighborhood. Candies to be good should be fresh. We make our own Weide yann's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fadora
BR. J. McBride
Eudore
Friends Church
Hesper
Infant Death and Quiet Funeral for Cameron Day Jr.
The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Cameron Day of 590 Louisiana Street died at 6 40 pm aged three days. A quiet funeral was held this afternoon with interment in Oak Hill Cemetery. Dick Bros. promoted combs hair brushes mirrors and student supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronnielizabeth Day
Cameron
Nay
Louisiana Street
Infant Burial Planned After Tragic Birth at Home
The infant child of Rulah McClin tock at 755 New Jersey street died shortly after birth. Burial is scheduled for this afternoon at Oak Hill cemetery. Mrs. Detroit Francisco and Mrs. W J Francisco are visiting Mrs. C wf Weeks in Independence Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit Francisco
W. J. Francisco
C. Wf. Weeks
Independence, Mo
Kansas University Coaches Preview Light Scrimmage Prospects
KU coaches plan a light scrimmage this week to test material and ball handling in active work. Varsity candidate numbers will rise for two weeks, with a real scrimmage likely as ground conditions improve. New sweaters for baseball track and tennis are praised as the best yet. Bonnie Reber convened Lawrence high school football players for a preliminary practice, with many boys present to learn ball handling and support the team after summer farm work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
McCook Field
The
Athletic Association
Bonnie Reber
Lawrence High School
University Notes on Rising Costs and Rush Week Traffic
K U students faced higher living costs as baggage and delivery charges rose. Fred McEwen will sit out first semester to work for Johnson and Carl. Eddie Todd and Fat Nelson return from Estes Park and share jitney travel tales. Boarding houses hike meals to 4.50 a week, with few complaints. Out-of-town autos boost rush week mobility for rushees and Greek members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. U
Higher Board
Fred McEwen
Johnson & Carl
Eddie Todd
Fat’” Nelson
Estes Park
Bear attack kills welder in yellowstone hospital
Frank Welch, a government teamster, died in the Mammoth Hot Springs military hospital after a bear mauling last Friday night near Yellowstone. Welch had been asleep under a wagon when attacked. his companions later blew the bear to pieces with dynamite.
Montana Government Teamster Died From Injuries
A Montana government related Teamster died from injuries sustained in an encounter at the Round Corner Drug Co. The case references peroxide and a chemical incident, with authorities reporting the fatal wounds and investigations ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Round Corner Drug Co
Boys Taken To Topeka After Ford Theft Case
Jonas Barrett and Roy Cramer were escorted to Topeka today by Parole Officer Dowdy after Barrett allegedly stole a Ford, drove to Lawrence, and were pursued. The item also notes a City Drug Store listing with a full line of toilet articles and drug sundries, phone number 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Jonas Barrett
Lawrence
Roy Cramer
Gonpanion
Dowdy
City Drug Store
Dairymen Pay City Licenses After Delinquent Notices
Several dairymen who had fallen behind on city license fees paid up after warrants were issued. Also noted is the installation of a new mail box for student use at Thirteenth and Indiana Streets and a weekend visit by Miss Lucile Kersey of Topeka to Lawrence, staying with Mr and Mrs C C Seewir. she is the granddaughter of Geo W Bowes formerly with the Lawrence Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirteenth
Indiana Streets
Lucile Kersey
Topeka
Lawrence
C. C. Seewir
Miss Kersey
Geo. W. Bowes
Maiden Meditations Protest and Time for Real People
A reflection questions idealized change noting there is no time to reshape men and women into imagined versions. The author argues acceptance of people as they are rather than endless reform.
Short Sketches of New Act on Campus personnel
Long list of university appointees and instructors across departments. Names include Robert M. Woodberry, Harry D Harper, S. Herbert Hare, A. J. Mix, Russell S. Bracewell, Odis H. Burns, Jay McDonald Milligan, Frank K. Thayer, Emner Edward Hartman, Miles H. Yanley, Peter W. Claassen, Earle Brenneman Miller, and many others with credentials from Kansas, Cornell, Wisconsin, and other institutions. Also notes on foreign guests Santiago Gutierrez and Rudolphe O. Hoffman. Weidemann's advertises party items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Minnesota
S.herbert Hare
Hare & Hare
Harvard University
D. M. Crockett
Firm
of Crockett, Couchman & Company, Certified Public Accountants
American Association of Public Accountants
Kansasity Chapter of
Certified Accountants
Kansas City School of Accountancy
John J. Wheeler
Department of
Millie Mann
University of Kansas
Kansas
Jesse J. Shhindler
A. M
Wisconsin
Radcn
Columbia
University of Wisconsin
James D. McCallum
Columbia University
Sturgis
Ithaca
N.Y
Geneva
Russell
Bracewell
State Board of Health
Odis H. Burns
University Ofansas
University of Chicago
M. Kenneth Forward
Brown University
Brown
Jay McDonald Milligan
Geneva College
Donald G.’ Paterson
University of Ohio
University of Qghio
Frank K. Thayer
Gborlin College
Springfield Republican
Ann.g. Saby
River Falls Normal School
University of “Wisconsin
Oregon
Agricultural College
Randolph- Macon Women’s Callowe
Peter W. Claassen
Cornell University
Earle Brenneman Miller
University of Colorado
Miles H. Yanley
Wittenberg College
Ohio State University
Emner Edward Hartman
Westinghouse Electric & Mfc., Co
Pittsburg
Frank J. Zuck
University of Minois
James Lisle Williams
B.S. Kansas State
TOBACCO HABIT EASILY OVERCOME
A New Yorker with broad experience writes a book claiming tobacco or snuff habits can be banished quickly and joyfully. Edward J. Wooges of New York City offers the book free on request. Reported benefits include calmer nerves, better sleep, clearer eyes, normal appetite, improved digestion, stronger memory, and general increased efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thedfuther
Edward J. Wooges
Station E
New York City
Y J
Big Year Ahead for Baker University Conservatory
Prof Geer foresees a record year for the Baker University Conservatory with many summer inquiries from students and several new enrollees already noted for musical reputation. Competition for spots in the Glee Club is expected to be strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conservatory
Geer
College
Baker University Glee Club
Enrollment Surges as New Students Arrive in Baldwin
Dozens of trains bring students to Baldwin on Monday, with fraternities scouting for potential members and many rooms already booked. Registrars open doors as old and new students line up, while local faculty and residents note large numbers despite unsettled plans for classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin
Alondhiy
Coarly
Wansag J
Local notes from Baldwin area visitors and students
J B Ross missed work at the bank with a cold. J D Simon of Lawrence visited his brother Wm Simon of Worden. George Brown plans to study law at Kansas University in Lawrence. Mrs Fred Warren of Frankford visited Baldwin to arrange for her son Homer to attend Baker University and may relocate. J W Counts visited Lawrence. Glenn Wilgus visited his parents in Baldwin. Mrs Wilgus improves health in Colorado City. Dorothy Billings of Marion enrolled at Baker University as a freshman with grandmother and brother moving to Baldwin. Hursh Majors visited with Kappa Sigma. heading to Waverly to work on the Waverly Gazette. J M Rogers from Gainesville, Mo came to help his daughter enroll at Baker and was impressed with Baldwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Simon
Lawrence
Wm Simon
Worden
George Brown
Baker
Kansas University
Fred’ Warren
Frankford
Baldwin
Homer
Warren
J. W. Counts
Glenn Wilgus
Kansas City
G. W. Wilgus
Baker University
Billings
Hursh
Kappa Sigma
Waverly
Waverly Gazette
Glenn Swagger
J. M. Rogers
Gainesville
Mr. Rogers
Prize winners listed from last week's fair
A partial list records prize winners in farm and home craft categories. Notable entries include best patching by Leonard Timimens, best corn bread by Geo Clare, largest stalk of corn Frank Weiser, best yellow corn by Bahnmaier, and top rabbits Leonard Timmons. Open studio note for Squires Studio appears at end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard
Timimens
Chris Carlson
Geo. Clare
Ena Pimimons
V. Rohinah
Fred Walters
Jim
Matpur
B. Leslie
G. J. “Bahnmaier
Dno
Matneyard
V. Robinson
Alt Armstrong
Glenn Orr
Fred Smith
IF. Bahnmaier
Milo Marge
G. J. Bahnmaier
Joe Bebout
Fetérert
Re. Hood
G. J. Bahypmaier
C. H. Clark
E. F. Bahnmaier
Don “Taylor
FE. BL Wells
GB. Hood
Lola Sanchez
G. H. Clark
Leonard Timmons
Roy Wadhunter
Leonard ‘Thinmons
Don ‘Paylor
M. Ws. Cole
Geo. Anderson
G. Ko Harrington
Scott
Mr. Hood
Curtis Sehon
F. Cole
Ernest ‘Timmons
Jim McAdow
A. I. Armstrong
Bahnmaier
RR. Scott
Wm. Taylor
Taylor
Ted Peppers
Wim. Taylor
Opa Jelleson
G. J. Bahnmanier
Miss Levy Bowers
J. F. Hood
A. J- Cole
J. A. Brown
J. A. Schlitzberger
G. J. Bahnamin
S. J- Bahnmahier
Harrington
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement oath claim
Frank J. Cheney declares as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. that their product Hall's Catarrh Cure will pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured. Notary A. W. Gleason attested. Company invites tests and notes internal use and blood surface action. Sold by all druggists for 75 cents. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate
Ohio
Toledo
Bss
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Frank J. Cheniy
A. W._GLEASON
Hall
F. Cheney & CO
all_ Druggists
Allied Offensive on Balkan Front Pressures Bulgarians
Reports from the Macedonian front indicate a robust entente push as British and French forces strike along the Struma and Vardar fronts. Bulgarian positions along the Struma front are breached, with villages captured and trenches seized on the east bank. Russian gains in the Carpathians include heights in the Bialy Cheremosh area and Kapul mountain, with about 1000 prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Struma
Greek Macedonia
Petrograd
Carpathians
War Office
Bialy-Cheremosh
Bukowina
Kapul Mountain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. McBride
Weideyann’s
Dick Bros
Ashoya
Ofer
Cwert, Peabody & Co: Inc Makers
University Notes
Food Laboratory
LeForce - Bailey
M. S
University of Illinois
A. B
Rolla’ N. Harger
Washburn
Kate Daum
Cutitian
University Hospital
Sybil Woodruff
Jesse L. Wright
la ‘Crosse
Sparata
Sheboygan
Rudolphe O. Hoffman
University of Ghent
Santiago Gutierrez
University of
Costa Rica
Weidemann’s
G. S. Ford
Wim. Lynch
Verden
J. F. Ackerman
Bernice
J. A. Williamson
Hazel
J. H. Alderdice
Coldwater
Elizabeth Leach
Perry
Perry High School
W. N. Dyer
Robert Kennedy
Chicago
Chicago Art, Institute
PW. Jones
W. HL. Scott
W. F
Milham
Oswego
Lecompton
Squires
Balkan
Army of Five Nations
London
Saloniki
Vardar
Bell-Ans
Jaedicke
Reo. Cars
Daugherty
Tenn. St
C. J. Eriksen
Reo
Kodaks
Evans Drug Store
Wakefield
Blackberry
Dis
Missouri & Kansas Telephone Company
Arizona
Pacific Northwest
California
Santa Fe
Burnett
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