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  .  - - -- _ 11- - onal associations connected with tn,“ man an ised Remtutoo Service. i E‘“! Price -4 
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2:  lessor W-shlnetyn -UI3'*'*E!-2 LastYear. n___ -------------- --,' : ; {:31 ~ . . 3 "” "' . ‘tic.’ Garhin of nscnnzlloo, Penn.  had the highest standingrfind 3;: The storm °
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P  gpossible shape for we run and don- da afternoon when Amos defeatcdl ‘("3" C“) AW5“? 3133- =9” ' y pl” either Mom!" °ri Men’S Over ts
vscqucntly has permitted . none of Gnnnell in a ectly natural’. h.T- 0'Se‘l’""'3" 0‘ P29153133.‘  ;TuThe yufiourl zmswtm n m C03 V
- ""“"""' ~ ‘th the J}: 'l cam . 'thout npse tavern. ‘ " °°‘°d *9‘ "1 ~° ;. ’ ‘ 3" '3 ‘‘'‘“‘ ° . B
Prominent S V etfs ,Will .. §:‘y_l° ""‘._"‘°" " '°‘ "“°'_ "V; 3,‘, {int 'fs';{,,,,,,,.‘.,,',',,"‘:e,,,,,, freshman football team. l a ‘in seven and a but minutes, Just Reccfled W1
' Talk at M V ' " "_ ’U an that occurs. the same, that this has £ O’Sullivan is s quartcrlieclt and §q“‘"’°"" ‘ml lb’ f'*_hm°" ‘h°“'°d§ f - , ’
_ c. » ’ . . _ i ‘ enped the Valley meet I The final Conference standings of : ‘before coming to school here was for ‘lmP'°"°“‘°"‘ 0"!’ their early play-; OI’ Th3nkSg'lV' 
p 5 Meet1ng° I ' ' 820 Will mlfkemtlz trip to Drake. Grlnnell and Washington are Trthree years the quarterback for; i i ing '
_ ~_ -A -——-—- o e men, fixed. But Kansas, the Kansas Ag-. Manual Training High School at« ' ‘ Q -
‘ ‘Wednesday nightwillhea Hg’ - ' ‘ad 5;, Ne}, ' ~ - ' ' . 5 ' , " “ “’l 9'
 ~ ‘"3 ‘°" “WW” ‘l“‘‘"" ‘"6 “"'lbe ve competed against the -h;- an onian:a?i' 133’. 3333: lllhllenthllcdtfdralllc X" rxsdpcuifyiid ’ l i $15.00 to $50 00 7
5 4"“ l" 5”” C“Y- ‘ll’ "“"7”"'?hsv~k before: Edde has run acainst to play. which will determine their 31921 and second choice in 1922. The’ . . " ' ’
1 . } P‘;’l“l';‘g'   Ti¢"‘sKansas on the cinders but never be-] final standing in the pennant race. ;“ s " are a team chosen each 4 mo  I _ = , .— ‘f p
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.1 at M“ to *9 the. m_°mi.! . re 1:: : '§i-;;s-couii:i'i‘  8:: ne1h§enl;raska ‘gays,-‘t‘;l;|crigS‘i:u!a-. flyfgg ficrgiroltlge Sm‘ four 3 And Remit work ‘ wcat’}I]‘2xc§tc cog: ’\1\l§:an(ltal)(:ll\\l(‘C{l you and 1,‘; 3:50
‘ ' . . o o 4 . , . . . Jeca S ' ‘ . 5"; ~_ .
X30838 8811"} _ ;thei'r first run in dual competitionlday, all the rest of the teams that; . Osullivan weighs about l50§ " ' f._. the (mar V‘; . 3 n S )9 “(Cr 70% 3., h n
An alunurii banquet. to which lllzggainst lung“, .,fin 1,," v.n¢y gum, left were . pounds and is not only a brainy. Duos Expat-tly and Proinptly. l * ' .‘  an
Missouri University students are in- In previous meets this’. fall Kan-'3 t'oni . ti ' t ‘ to v . ‘ rt bit it, b t I h . ‘ ked‘ , ‘ - ' . __ - - - "  ‘
vita.-d.”is scheduled at the Ktnsassas 1... been beaten by.Oklahoma by ~p'l.ac;iilg ttlliteirofreshr gums“: tlansmzm 3 "”“m ‘‘ ‘"‘""“ gliilitfirin crunrlninrfi mpas:i‘nx.m<‘!rrop—l ph 75 ’ and ieailm] 1:113]. “ ‘ho tmlnmm ‘S-an 73? bll
‘City Athletic Gub at 7 q'clock_§t.he alixn margin of one point, but The fit-'t,.u-in‘ uismufi \~n,., 2-iich.. in 1877. but moved to Janes- kicking and punting. lie will make ‘ one 6 l is right an(T:?ck'§-te 8}" C118 {he lasting kind  
Wednesday: night. The peakers; issouri finished second in the Val- T3“). 603 ‘ vuuuon whnc. the ville, \l'is., when hewas '7 years old. it strong bid for it place on the Val'- _ l - l‘ .  I S S on ‘ _ ;_ L“
_§l)l‘l!e.c0m t s(:,o:t::In0!b gmogr ;'hl§lew§:li:lsa':e¢:'anm; ighfrtugh V,,¢o,,d- ‘mg u,5,.d,,u.i,,¢ mm “.,.m  hattckndcltl etlcgtcnlatiy‘ sch<:iol1at:d .sity next year. T8yl0l' MUSIC C0.  d ;I'udge for ‘vourself——tr\\- on other good .. ,_ 2  fin
. P1814 - of . , eg ' tuhmen .ig so no a anesv z.e an 2*-,“‘— ~——* . an r ‘ ‘ - ‘  ‘- *. ,
J," Kinibrough _Stone of the..‘l‘igers the edge. and perhaps it.f¢?££h3,‘;,u:;f,°,,. 2 to ‘(fir ‘-?,f_;:°[,’,';2 entered the University of Wiseonl-. Try ‘ M'”°°m""w"""Ad' ; ten glue uh 10 minutes of Mmr “me. ;?‘ '1: fell
L"'t°d 35”” Clrcmt Court; J'me"d°°’ u’ "me ¢n£mv bl“ ‘3 in 9*’ came early in the game, g,f:cr which -‘ill “'h°"° he “'33 K7353!“-‘d {mm — .— _ ———. - ———— ~ 3 ‘,“,hate"m' type of (Oat YOU Walll-—ll°S .' * Sou
 .. Goodrich; president of the Board erything else. whenever Tiger meets «neitbe, tum 51 t 9, the academic school. After he fin- ‘ and It 8 the kind of :1 coat that \''ill «:13 '  F
/ of Curators of the Univentity of Jayhavvltcr the outcdme is in doubt:dn1k line ‘gen :,"°h;::s ‘Of ishcd at Wisconsin he studied med- 1 hereafter. ' . 5  3-¢.p
Missouri; , 1.. Hill, alumni re- until the last second or point. lp,.0.ched “'03” N," me e d f u‘, icinc at the University of Michigan. ' be Ste
border: C- 1-? 3|"~"'9!'3 Gflnn Henri’; Last year, the morning of the da l ' n 0 B . . r '~ h th' f I] § - . - . t‘
and Clyde Smith, captain of the on which the Tigers upset all specu’-' flnaehwl gem t3,e¢.y1.c,?:.l.g ' fromr the eI:"r(ii‘ve:iT)"? 0efreCalilf>rnian, “A g  Soaet"—.Stem-Bloch and Langham Suns gill
Tiger  . lation and beat the Jayhavkers 9 to 1' h the 1nd .  ‘ where he was professor of physical 1 the
1:,“  an e inm¢ng in. .7, Katrigsafuiiosed ‘ti’: Missouri 0088- .fum:1b:,fl:l;¢  th: !(-(lllcltltlion. {lie “:3 director of ath-    i ‘V  t0  . No,
,-in . ‘mu , , . mace“ ficoun ' in on a e point,é'h5su¢_ ctics ere rum anusry 1, 1911, t , av can
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 ...z. 2: ,5!» W wed v-ck   £.t;‘:..‘;::.“.ti".:::° so be it ,,,,,0 ‘ °“"~’*'S at $15-00 *0 330-00 ‘é
'  ‘ . ‘ o ' be second half. and a good ’ " ‘ . .' ~
75¢ offifigl, of the [(31,335 C“;  of the Old Gold and Black rm‘ t ulsrly suc:cssful. He left here in . w_
Alumni ‘mm h". ‘"_ang(_d:“.1u lave mg, ;n mind ma they will ‘;l°l‘hA_u 1917 to become director of athletics ” "jg
gym; the K43,” city Athlgtic (:1ub;exert themselves to set the boys him ‘ad the ‘rahmm Bk six took at t 2 army enntonmcnt at Loon  5“
to mu" ul“  open to gtu-  Lxcllnt  down  C dC' ‘u tile time E10!‘ me ‘nd be Spring5i Tct- ‘[1
dfllls 8311 3101111)’ Of 9"? Ul1l"¢Y'5il)’ "5"" d°f°“‘- ‘seen ‘huvu ' cc‘ comes; Before coming to Missouri in 1911 ' of
enroute tab Lawrenc r use . “""*‘—‘—-- , ‘ .. . -hdbeef _- gm. 3;.
Wednesday knight. The rate made COL“? Pliéc-“CE 8TART8D;l:€§;de   sor Sf ph;sic?il 8(fdvlf;lrl(e)l‘1:-sd‘l)A:DXKef:7‘ ‘ #1
“lg” __._.___e """”" S°;';fm",',‘:n "'“ "°°'~f gvenhtl-1; "'_‘;’1Ih:d|>ie day fiirmthc gigglcggifflfufgfdcgfiizt '1 -‘-“- We believe the Tigers will beat Kansas 
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M0B8RL;c;Bu)RE:E‘;§.TC0”Y_s 0 , hemper Military School started its j on way. Not a sophomore appeared “   ’_‘“’d“"’, ‘t ‘hf’ L"“'°"“W I "9
NICO _ 4 _ buskuhan wmkouu. 1”, week. to come“ their TV!“ ‘O we” ordi_ of lliscoqsin. Mr. Brewer was con- _______________
The Lions, to 3. Weak. , While C_°Ich (1 A. C5l|8¢flP0¢1‘nary headgear'from now on. -.2. - 1 _  ._.. - - "
_ A" Cami.‘ ma su.on‘_ is busy w.th the football team, E.‘  °§
Probably sun Record. {;‘1:)‘:;°_*°n-Uf9mc{‘ pit-yer on nine "r:';i:l;::g_'wI;;h_Rm::!d-Mn ‘ l.\'SURA.\'C&-FARM LOANS  M- 0 S , '
..._Z__ - iso niversi y earn, an‘ ‘H . vidson .  ‘or is the um i. tn. .3: ‘ O 5'
The Mohqrrly High School LlOnS.“’, Rosie of \v.1;.ul, (;o1|._.ge'o,,.,,Fnnlt Naylor underwent opcrations_ in tom the have or-on-tr well e   e ""“ ";-"" ‘
seem to be coming’ back in thc‘coachi'ng the ‘.ii~=i:ctb:-.11 men. 3°? 9 “W07” 0‘ W35“! N ll‘-0 ‘°"': ":"‘,'"'(‘. V" """i"""’ 35-.
eleventh hour of the football season. The Kempcr squad will have ‘cur ; £0039 C033"? HOIPRI1 this m0Ti‘-- :11, "m .3 " ‘°' ::°‘:“ 3'3’. - '1
Reported in the first of the season letter men ‘cnck. A n.:mber of other 8- ' ,- ’ _fIl

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the team.’ .
Completion of the new 8125.000
gymnasium is expected early in
Missouri State Conference
kcthall games probably will he
’ prayed on the new courts.
(‘ riatlans Win tiaskethaal Gaines.
e first basketball games of the
1'€P°|"l- lb-M fseries among the young people’; :9.
t 0‘ the Q ' '
season to win from Moberly, 16 to 0.
And now they have established what ;
; ‘ is probably estate record for scor-’
 ing in four tifteenaninute quarters,
‘ of a football game.

mu. nifdmcssr K. 1:. GAME

Kansas City Star flakes Radio Ar-
rangements for ‘Thursday.

The Kansias City Star has made
arrangements to broadcast the Ram.
-Missouri football game on
Th1nl's::iving Day. The game will
start at 2 o'clock. The broadcasting,
will start a»few minutes earlier. to
enable listeners to receive the “at-
inosphere" of the holiday crowd, the
cheering, bands and all the prelimin-

to be one of the weakest teams in
the state. they came into
t'last Friday, vsunning
their first victory of the season from
'ty by the enormous
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\‘ "lfwo Iveells ago the Lions’ coach
"left them just on the eve of their
' Columbia and the Kew-‘
pies came back with the
he hardest

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Columbia Hall. The score for the
boys was 29 to 8 in favor of the
Christians. c score of the girls
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installed his week between the
E Star's station and the stadium in
Lawrence. detailed account of all
the happening: on the field and in
the grandstand will be sent out from lustrated lecture on “The Prolonga
the press box. Microphones in from tion of Life” in the physicsdccture
' ’ rooters an 0 room on the night of December 11.
Kansas boosters will be “cut in” bc- The lecture will be free and open
tween plays‘to add co r. to the public.

Tnrougli the courtesy of W ll -This is the second of a series of
the Swceneyischool. the air will be five nontochnical lectures sponsored
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