Kansas Jayhawks Begin Season With Strong Spring, Army Ahead
Kansas football, under Coach George Patsy Clark, shows a robust spring and summer program with about fifty players in early workouts. Thirty three remain, balanced by positions, as Kansas braces for a demanding schedule starting with Army at West Point on October 7 and including Drake, Washburn, Oklahoma, Nebraska, Colorado, and Missouri. Clark focuses on beating the Army first, then each upcoming game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Jayhawkers
George “Patsy” Clark
Clark
Higgins
Schlademan
Army
West Point
Drake Washburn
Aggies
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Colorado
Missouri
Columbia
Sooners
Benny Owen
Kelly
Tiger
Gornhuskers
Missouri Valley
University Basketball Practice Opens Under Dr. Allen
University basketball practice begins tomorrow in Robinson gymnasium. Dr. Forrest C. Allen announces twelve eligible players will report, including four holdovers from last year Endacott Wulf Bowman Fredericks. Others listed are Ackerman Hitt Seamon Wilkinson Cole Wommer Belgard Harry Turner Lonborg Black McDonald. Three stars remain with football and will join basketball after the season. Equipment check starts in the basement. regular practice Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. Freshman trials promised early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson Gymnasium
Forrest
C. Allen
Endacott
Wulf
Bowman
Fredericks
Ackerman
Hitt
Seamon
Wilkinson
Cole
Wommer
Belgard
Harry Turner
Lonborg
Black
McDonald
New Football Book and Local Notices Minted in Topeka
A historic snippet chronicles a Topeka wedding of a 22-year-old groom and a 21-year-old bride, both previously married, officiated by Probate Judge Menger and Judge Harold Brown. It also references football education, athletic commissioners, and local ads for coal, lumber, and a new football book by Sigaré, with mentions of Valentino film showings and other city notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Brown
Lillian Harris
Topeka
Menger
High School Football Practice Opens Tonight
Preparations for the approaching season start with the class football series finished. A full squad is expected to report to Coach Max Klein this afternoon at Cordley field as equipment is in place and work begins. The squad has not yet arranged a playing field for games this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max ‘Klein
Cordley Field
Hill Happenings at Henley Hall Open House for New Girls
The campus welcomed new girls with a Saturday reception hosted by the Y W C A and W S G A at Henley Hall. Ice cream, punch, and salads accompanied mingling and dancing as pledges and members formed social ties. Mu Phi Epsilon announced four pledges while Gamma Phi Beta hosted an open house for their new house mother Mrs Johnson.
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Hill
Henley Hall
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Johnson
Charge Sale of Stolen Tire by Don Robertson
Don Robertson was arrested yesterday for attempting to sell a tire to Carter Tire and Battery company. Sheriff Johns believes the tire came from the Banker garage theft and Robertson claims no knowledge or connection to the robbery.
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Don Robertson
Car recovered after night theft near church
Judge C. Stewart reported his car taken last night from the Methodist church. This morning the vehicle was found in front of the Good and Richards paper store with its lights still burning. It appears the car was taken on joy’s orders and returned by morning.
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Stewart
Judge C., C
Methodist
Good and’ Richards Paper
Joys
Duel arrest at Eudora ends in county jail stint
Staged confrontation at Eudora between Indian man Eudora Silva and Mexican man Manuel Ortez led to arrests for fighting and drunkenness. Silva fired several shots but no injuries occurred. Both men were placed in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudora B. Silva
Manuel Ortez
Eudora
Silva
Lawrence News In Briefs Of Visiting Notables And Travel
Mrs B B Evans returned Saturday night from a 4000 mile western tour begun July 27. Relatives met Mrs Abe Wolfson upon her Chicago visit. N H Huffman, missionary, preached in Lawrence. Mrs J C Baldwing of Kansas City and Miss Olive Constant visited, with teaching in Hiawatha noted. Local residents and travelers including Dunns, Constant family, and Miss Marguerite Atwood are mentioned along with court and university events and various city movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Evans
Chicago
Abe Wolfson
Topeka
Santo Domingo
United Elhven Church
Lawrence
Macy
J. C. Baldwing
Kansas City
Tonganoxie
H. A. Dunny
Otytawa
Or. A. Schwegler
Schwegler
Dunn
Olive
Constant
Hiawatha
J. T. Constant
C. Constant
Miss Constant
LaForce’ Bailey
Urbana
My. Bailey
University of Ilanois
Adam ,Roche
New York
Gertrude Standing
District Court
Ottawa
J. H. Mitchell
Hugh Means
Marguerite Atwood
Kansas University
Caney
Achoth
C. W. Blood
Fredonia
W. EL. Spalding
Mildred Brown
Gladys Cronemeyer
Ira Stevens
Iola
Nazarene
C. W. Mottner
Kangas City
New Tea and Coffee House Opens on Massachusetts Street
Mr Fox, a 1917 18 University alumnus, starts a tea and coffee house in the new Burgett building on Massachusetts street. He will roast his own coffee and sell tea spices extracts and baking powders. The business will operate as both wholesale and retail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Fox
University
Massachusetts’ Street
Dodge Car Stolen From In Front Of Varsity Theatre
Herbert Hunter reported his Dodge car, owned about six months, stolen from in front of the Varsity theatre Saturday evening after Mrs. Hunter locked the vehicle to attend a show. The car was later found missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Hunter
Varsity Theatre
Marriage License Issued for G M Kirk and Alma Howell
Marriage license issued this afternoon to George M. Kirk and Alma A. Howell of Fall Kansas. They will marry by the minister Mr Pennington of Lin noo Lexington Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Kirkman
Alma A. Howell
Fall, Kansas
Mr. Pennington
Linnoo
Marmola Tablets Promoted For Fat Reduction
An advertisement claims Marmola Prescription Tablets can slim overfat people with minimal effort. It urges readers to buy for one dollar at druggists or order direct from the Marmola Co. Detroit. The copy touts easy, steady weight loss without exercise or starvation and promises no unpleasant effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmola_ Co
Woodward ‘Ave
Detroit
Mich
Kansan reports cattle in good shape and fair weather outlook
Lawrence observers note cattle in fine condition in western Kansas despite barren buffalo grass, while corn and roughage supply look ample for winter. Dorothy Christine resumes University studies, Susan Moore Maxon becomes society reporter, and KU wins first prize at Topeka fair for art collection. city commission to meet at city hall. meat market interior redecoration underway.
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J. N. Johnson
Kansas
Mr. Johnson
Dorothy Christine
Journal-World
Susan Moore Maxon
Journal- World
University of Kansas
Tooeka
Fairmount College
Topeka High School
Herd Condemned After Tuberculin Test Near Midland
A 102 head dairy herd owned by A. W. Garvin, 64 cows reactors, was appraised for destruction under law. Cattle shipped to Kansas City Sunday night. Garvin and a veterinarian traveled to observe slaughter. County to pay 50 percent of appraisal if diseased. otherwise full herd value.
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A. W. Garvin
North
Midland
Kansas City
Rings Found By Station Restroom Return To Owner
Miss Leona Spurgeon of 956 San Dusky Street Kansas City changed trains in Lawrence en route to Baldwin and found two diamond rings in the Santa Fe station women's restroom. She turned them over to the ticket office. About thirty minutes later a worried Lawrence woman reported she had left her rings at the station. The rings were returned and the owner resumed her trip.
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Leona Spurgeon
Sandusky Street
Kansas City
Lawrence
Baldwin
Santa Fe
Deaths and Funerals in Local News
Dr Arthur Oschsli died in a Washington auto crash last week and his funeral was led by Dr S S Klyne with Rev Ray S Eusden as chaplain. Mrs W C Sanford, sister of Mrs Wilder S Metcalf, will have funeral at 10 AM Tuesday from the Episcopal church due to delayed trains. Elizabeth B Young, 75, died of heart trouble at her home on Tennessee Street. funeral at 2:30 PM tomorrow with Rev Ray Husden officiating. Isaac Hemphill, 84, a long-time Douglas County resident, died yesterday. services tomorrow at 2 PM at Trinity Southern Church with G A R aid, burial at Stony Point cemetery.
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Arthur Qswisli
Arthur Oschsli
Washington
S. 5. Klyne
Ray S. Eusden
Eli Ferrell Dorsey
The
American Legion
Elizabeth B. Young
Tennessee Street
Ray Husden
Oak Hill Cemetery
Isaac Hemphill
Tanue Hemphill
Douglas County
New Jersey Street
Trinity Southeran Ehnch
Aro
N. Db. Goehring
Stony Point Cemetery
Enlarge Sunday School Department at Methodist Church
The high school Sunday school department has moved to the basement rooms of the church and will begin at 8 30 o clock. New classes are being organized to serve all high school students. Miss Nancy Longenecker is superintendent of this department.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nancy Longenecker
G. A. R. Funeral Service for Late Comrade Bemphill
Native Comrades of Washington Post No. 12 plan to meet at Post Hall Tuesday at 1 30 p m to attend the funeral of late comrade Isaac Bemphill at the Lutheran church at 2 o'clock Burial by order of Theodore Gardner Post Commander S J Ghorehill Adjutant. Three mower refills Gily Drug Lexington Missouri lump coal on track. The best coal Missouri produces. GC Hi Matthews Lumber Go. Phone 34 Electric Hair Curler City Drug You can choose your Fountain Pen from a real selection at the City Drug Store a Cotys Face Powder Gity Drug.
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Lexington
Missouri
Matthews Lumber Co
Iump
C. E
Matthews
Lumber Co
Native Comrades of
Washington Post No
Post Hall
Isaac Bemphill
Stony Point Cemetery
Theodore Gardner
S. J. Ghorehill
Lexington Missouri
Hi. Matthews Lumber
City Drug Store
C. E. Matthews Lumber
C. E. Matthews Lumber Co
F A U Band Rehearsal Announced By Fraternal Aid Union
The Fraternal Aid Union band directed by Walter Rigdon will rehearse at the hall tomorrow evening. A College faculty meeting at the University is set for tomorrow afternoon at 4 30 in Blake Hall on track. Also: Cotys and Houbigant contracts highlighted at City Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myers Hall
Lillian Mayer
Fraternal Aid Union
Walter Rigdon
University
Blake Hall
Lawrence paper carriers in 1891 92 wage recalled
Ebner E Soderstrom of Wichita recalled earning ninety cents a week in 1991 92 as a Lawrence Record carrier while a K U student. He described sharing a two person household in west Lawrence and living well on 77 cents weekly for each including gas. He later became a mail agent and is now a head bookkeeper for the IRS in Wichita.
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K. U
Ebner E. . Soderstrom
Wichita
West Lawrence
Soderstrom
Lawrence
Journal- World
District of Kansas Internal Revenue Dent
Wichite
Student Vaccinations At University Hospital
Typhoid inoculations and smallpox vaccinations will be given at the Students' hospital during regular dispensary hours from 8:30 to 12 and 1 to 6:80. All students are urged to take precautionary measures by Miss Peacock at the University hospital.
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Miss Peacock
University Hospital
Rooming Association Meeting Set At Fraser Hall
The rooming house association at the University will meet on Thursday afternoon September 21 in Room 206 Fraser Hall at 3 oclock.
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Rooming Association
Rooming House Association
University
Fraser Hall
Miller returns from Los Angeles after nail storm
Diligtones " broke "windshield on trip back from Los Angeles in an automobile with Mr Snyder. Miller, former owner of Logan Moore Lumber, reports they faced a heavy nail storm in Arizona, hail shattered the windshield. Dance nightly during the fair at the Woman's building. Carl marks chairs an event with Julius Marks Glenn Charlton and BE Schmidt. A food orchestra will play each evening. C E Matthews Lumber Co phone 34. Nunnally's Chocolates touted as better than the rest at City Drug.
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Sterns Yrieht
Suilding
Roger Willamus
C. C. Carl
Julius Marks
Glenn ‘Charlton
E. 8. Schmidt
Dilgtones
Miller
Woman's
Roger Willams
Glenn Charlton
Schmidt
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NEW Football Book
Patsy” Clark
Cherokee Lump
Marceline Fancy Lump
Illlinois
Kaw Y Valley Fuel Co
Will Pedleton
Med
Piahs Nse
Rudolph Valentino
Bowersock
Red Hook
Ithewy Drug Store
Saurday
John L. Griffith
George
Coe University
Sigaré
L. HS
Adl-University
Pi Phi
Mu Phi Epsilon
Catherine Grissman
Warrensburg
Hazel, Knauss
Garnett
Ruth Williams
Preston
Helen Hart
Columbus
Missouri- Lusap
Ston
Parker and Dunn
City Drug
Reno
Fort To
Fort
City Commission
Cotys
Cotys’ and Houbigant's Compacts—City Drug Store
C. W. Smith
Ford
Dearborn Independent
Rudolph Valentina
Bowersock Theatre
Elmer
E. Soderstrom
Interna
Nunnally’s Chocolates
Tanlac
Palmer Tire & Battery Co
Lifape Mann
Dolly
Polly Goodhart
Doll Club
Mama
Dally
Manas
Setane
Polly
Polly Goodheart
Des Moines
Lowa
Miss Goodhart
Josie Es
KL Fld
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