. ...-- _..r, 75- - ‘ _. mo r -,.. , ‘ ;‘ .1 d 'o_ _ ‘ e ,,  1' -: . -;
I  9 :_. ' "V. A‘? "W (3. '  ‘ti: ' L’ ")0: , :4;-.,~ 5 - ". A .2 'i "53 "* -.2-~'a’_  ’ 1 Q '.' ' ‘ I i ‘t “’ .1 if’ ‘_ " T. 4  K ' 3
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  I ‘ T: y, F v . ‘L.,.f - . '  ,  g. - J A; ” L“ .  puny";

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»  5”‘. O no A.  e  5 .     . .::.-.';:.---air-e 1 "W5? . .....-A  0 1”’. ..
.,. .1: ..   . .   this Aflntdallar . Ta 3., . rem -ro. aIo'IIa¥I1pa|Irf-rthetlllul new . i

  ‘ A’ 75'” ' ”  5“ Q 1-’. ‘ii  '3' .U."" ~ ,‘-4 4  E fmpouifi go ‘ “R   ‘ mi   '

-' - - ., -- - -~ ' ' = ’ ' f ' nuImanorpioreuion.1..p;o.;. 9°" ""' ""6" ‘ 

'  -':'~r=‘ :  _, .. V , - ~—  ahhtsswhoha brnk , ,

“*3”? 0‘ .‘'‘'''*¥=‘ ma  tdrffinlrh. to Harris chair. is. library; , ‘ ‘-3°  In-uni siooris this  rig T0  ,

_ .  aiwo.1..,,.,.,-,,. mg g... pnonogiaua. hi; and other articles. ':,,’:,“,:;‘;:;";l°“h°*'”°'*" Cllhllcllflol. who put the shot, ' - ' >
in . '~ ilfltimoados it W215-@:_wiast...Str-eet. cam: ,,,,,,,,,.,_. "" ""Y°'“’°'°"‘?° or feet 7-Briach: . mu. who   lg
Ill...   V . ’ di an  ___. R va;flts'1l2foo‘th-81-lincbes; 5 ‘ * ‘i ' ‘i 
 "°°°, ‘°‘“'- 1'13"‘ id‘.   ‘""J Fr roa sAur.—o ‘mead ; wod- cha an on... ' "°“ ‘ '—"-'-. ’ W» N!" °¢WW"' ‘9.‘- . —‘-———, _- 
ans Guitar ., -._- and garage for the QIlI|IE!‘.;n”d",,”.d mm ;’.hm__d.;yma-n or  Game, Schfiulfi to ‘Go 7 seconds; and o . who high; Valley Meet wdl Brmg 

%._.g. y _ r _ e _ p ; I _~°m -6» he took over lladisoo linings, erminatedat 1,,” “ma ,0 ma ,,,,,,,,. ma, Together Galaxy of s

r ‘' 703‘ SE Three nine-room 1'53 --I-Il'l% Ill‘! 5°¢Hb°d'h“" 3 bed ‘mm’ 3 mt’ sqm" G"d°“ "h"’ b°‘i"¢ ""‘ A Endof  men to thellisaouri Valle! 01110001’? Nationgljv "now 
. . brick residences; run’ bassarultai '°°"" "“ "’°°"’"°"' wm°c""5~u.' ' '“"""' ""‘° ""‘ "“"‘ """""’ ‘'°’'‘ ‘N ‘ o i meet at Norman, Okla. All letter - ’“ _ n I

’ A . _ .15 “mph ‘mm unM__',dty_ s..n‘m,_, :07 con”, Ann”. Pb.“ chairs, boo and numerous. the recent date when the historic old I D8l'kIl888. “,3, ‘m,’ an ,,.,,,,g.,,, .,g 33:53.,-s Track Men. j.

; '1'; - v A _ ' ‘ j &Ua. ' D. Gn,,l2180 yuan. . _ 13. other articles of household and flfflttyre was turned over to a ' .........~...-..... e the u.ip_ ____ Q
3,.  ~ ;- eiirtorimxr ‘ *3 ~ 1 iro. m?' :AWWwm4;§j§"d”9g;*m3”;:_9g w"“:o‘“n§ f"'hr°u-‘h7;hn:h”°:";:,"m° WAS H11‘-AND-RUN GAME .“l;he twrgnmgs men -3:1 0»; ffimr ALSO "l‘i-:N:~:is AND GOLF '
r Won l’-‘RA‘l‘ERNf’l‘Y--I ha 3 room; iv “mew tion in am time air! has reached "“_"’ f. 4 '° °” ' ' ° ‘” m ° ‘ °" A "‘ "  . . _ 
mm mm’ '°_"’¢ pm, . mm 0, am“, am we 0” Burgess, Employers Pitch- wt To Be Sooners First ,---.._

in clodiing store. A
° stein's,‘ NI’
Bid:

A WAl«lTED—'An uuwyouns mu?
‘ ' ' Addr-en.‘

mer term;
1066. -

___  room.
WA3€TED—Chapcrori for sum-‘_ Call
room rent ‘free. Phone.

§

N
813- thy-ge
ztifnll tllatyoncanbnyoa

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rtment for 2 or 8 months.‘
:3 ' Street

B225tf

FOR. RE.\l‘I'-=.l‘hrec-room apart-

 _ VACATION OPPORTUNITY
‘ Stxiddita everywhere easily make‘
' 830 wcltly and more distributi
remarkable photograph, eclipse
gun; galls ax night. We grant you
large ‘discounts from regular retail.
price.‘ The Eclipse Photo Art Com-
pany. 15 East 40th Street, New
view at em-tic apartment, for June 1.
228-230

 

;' I-‘OR SALF‘.—l‘-‘our-room cotta

' ; centrally located.

113
of‘

20. rncnt: fdclightfully cool.
l’50ne.1880 7041- Walker-7 Realty Company,
R223-228 1914 gut-en. W225-230

«none, 1705 University’ Phone nose

I L

 

J
l

merit; _
Phone 1296 black.

Uniycrsity. Phone 757 red.

FOR ' Rl-I.\"l‘—Furnishcd apart-

phone

flrstgof .
its-‘dress Box ll. 31., care of Ilia-
J214t17nourlan. 228-23

groceries and store building. Ad-

noa ‘sALr~;—rord light delivery

ht Jiousekeeping
rooms or apartment. for Septem-
jber, near Univ-erstiy, by instructor
and her rnotha , includ-:

ing location arid price. Address
Box ‘I. in care of’ Ifissourian.

A" furnished house, 5

.f, ' WANTED-
I-‘OR RI-2N'l'—'l‘hrec-rnorn apart-Ito 7 room; fifth ‘page from 3.,”
first floor; private borne.” to Aug, 4 Adam. s, C,
224-229fl!lackwater llo..

I-‘air,
Fzldif

,for’ at least a year,‘ two or three‘
- 225,2311roolns unfurnished and located with-
‘la one mile

of University. Colonel

ac:-u

ROOIB FOIIBNT

WANTED—If you want 3 800d FORiRl'-IN'l'—-‘Unfurnished apat-
loan on your prop!-'71)’: ‘Gt me figure meat. 2 rooms, private bath, sleep-
with you. Weatheu Realty Cum-1 ing poi’-ch, garage,
" ' 256-228 819 Rollins.

FOR SALE-—Slx-room tile and WANFED-Four or five-room
stucco bungalow, $3800. B€8ulll'tlll)’;flJflllSl|ed apartment for summer
decorated. tinted walls, oak floor:-., term. For professors. Address
- hand decorated light fixtures, close Box J. -.I., care of Missourian.
ward school. Telephone 136-IT '

parry, phone 212.

- to
for appointment.

FOR SALE—Nine:room

Omar D. Gran)’. 53118!-‘On. 340- jfurnidiod: special rate summer
213-230 term. Phone 1817 green. 605
South 5“! Street. . 711

_ ’°5i’.room apartment, private bath, hall,
deuce; corner lot in Westmount. enmncg,

I-‘OB. SALE-Five-room rm dern I

' near White mP|13: $4500: 111125‘
trade for vacant lot. Phone
white; . X2221!

wAi~rrEo—ro borrow noon at is
per cent 'fora3 or 5 years on

lunibia property. Vlllwd 8*-
. -. . .ud]y..,.

 roe; ris§'r—rurni.iied a 3
;1a%v°°£-Iments. fi'17.Missouri Avenue, phone‘
"3 "61 '
Box 0. 3., care of lfissouriaiu ‘
-V 227-tf

ideal location.
' . G

rlao garage. Phone 1923 red.
226

FOR RENT-‘l‘wo rooms

room and study. adjoining bath.

First floor. ‘Single beds; no other
roomera; two blocks from campus;

-231

3 FOR‘ RENT—Exccllent three-

gas; rooms comfotrably

FOR A‘ iii:.vr—riiror.room mod-

2223:'r-rn apartment; private bath, gasp;-ed

;?can furnish; two blocks’
from campus; 1-; business district;
aP'hone 1893 black. K

part '

2286 : housekeeping
I white.

FOR RI-ZN’l‘—Rooms for girls

for summer term; across from Jesse
Hall.
2295 black.

604 Conley Avenue, phone
228-244

‘ 503 liltt Street.

FOR RI-ZN'l'—'l'wo unfurnished
rooms. Phone 1523. W2‘.‘.ltf

I-‘OR RI-ZNT—Large cool

er-noon-. Rughcs
PSI)’-A *_____y T g

l
V

337'”-9‘--LOST:Ph'i_'l'heta Kappa pin, 8-
cornered shape, set with pearls

Phone

...___

Losr AND non; "

2274 green. Reward.
L227-228

?

LOST--On Hitt or Rollins Street.
I I fstripod ‘
Fokf REN.].__.1.wO_mom km_h_. wgyj-ED To 31.;;q'p,___[mmpd;,g,_._ scarf. Finder return to hlissourian

xcu. ly and at reasonable rate, probably ‘-‘mi?!’

light blue and yellow silk

and receive reward. 228-229

Frasier, 209 ‘Philly Avenue, phone ;*’'"l-
u,  green. 226-228 '5"

LOST-—A black and whitewfox
terrier, male; 2 months

old; re-
hlrs. M. V. Powell, 814 Con-
- P227-tf

‘ LOS"l"-—I.aundry box
Conley, and Broadway.

Dorothy Limerick. 403 Conley. phone

1115., Reward.”

_.___ ‘2__
‘.1..- A.—__.— .._,_....~.—..._.,...

22s._23o

ROOIIIIATE WA.V‘I'l2D

YOUNG lady at 1504 Rosemary‘

'Lane wants roommate’ for summer

: ter_m./ Phone“ 1508.

_—r.—.:—...—

 

P227-tf

iiiscin.i.Ai~'i-nous

\\'l'ILDL‘\lG—Bring your tvclding
to Higday the welder at Columbia
FOR RENT-Room and cause. Machine Shop, 16  rd. Street.

3227 work guaranteed. Phone 1223.

All

224-229

For: site on TRADE--Stockt

made

when
place
44 W

pnesti

trons

house

Kfllll

3i
c

ncnt,
life.

IAWN MO“'ERS GROUND-—~
roogn Fumtiure

and screen work.

in Dumas Apartment, phone 985‘N°|’u1'~lP Rfliaif Shop. 100 D0139)’.

I-‘OR REN'I'—Two furnished light
rooms. Phone 464
1208 Paquin.

. cw-g .
q FOR‘ RENT-—First-floor

,.-on s,u_E_,,;,; '3,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,d-‘i.ioci;r [ram White Campus. 207:

2371

wood,_lot 200 by 270; larzc l>°“°h°"3 ,1
beautiful shade trees; price $11,600;
"' " ifurnishd 5-room apartment:

residence (and garairc) west-icollece.

ern 6-room on

us for full information.

Broadway.

_' ROB ‘8AI..l3—Very desirable mod-
bungal Hamilton

Cdmigj June is. hire. 1:.
‘Insurance & Rental Agency,.v90sE ‘
9"’-""5; rbiz Rl-Z!\"I'--I-‘ive-room first-.

rzzs-ais ; near University.
‘p‘r£‘l 404 green.

stncu: and oousuzg iioons,
Reasonable. Phone
1 

S227.tf phone 769 red.

N 226-231

WANT E

D-Your tornado insur-

ance, on your house, furniture and

_23 car. Weathers Realty
227 2 phone 272.

‘1

Company, ‘l
226-

“'07?

by an
feet.

310319

A for

For '3 W11 Essex ad!
I a £03‘ 0 . Linea-oor'n h?us'é,
2 baths, well located, for a small

merit; ' two or three roonia; 1%: P03 8 A13 farm. close to Columbia. Weathers
' Realty Company, phone 272.
P130 0 2133 8093- . 1 F0 SALE-—Go-cart in excellent
. . /p [ I32l3'23°§condition. Phone 1915. s223.22s Soiffhwgfh ‘§m,_L'"' p"homne’°9'.::¢n:£
I FOR ‘RENT—An attractive mi» ' ""-

I
I
l

7 ‘Fred. l

‘Dumas .jApar-trnerit: 4 rooms and.
islecpinc‘ porch; will be available;

‘wie red.

I
i

* FOR ' SALE--Beautiful eight-room
ouja Lane-

on .
rooms. den and toilet on first fl
and

rec 1 ea
°°r7 1 Phone
ond _

FOR I SALE—Beautiful

FOR SALE-7-room house: mod-fpany ms Guitar.Bldg,. phone 1620 with commercial body. Ford chas-
-ern except heat; newly paperedgor 1103. '
and painted, inside and out; can
two spar-unents:: FOR RENT turn
will sell onibome fa‘ June, July and August.‘_
See Garey & I-‘rasier:'l’wo mihutes’ walk from campus.-table; mission oak living room

3?‘

arranged‘ for
,1517 Windsor Street:
3500 down.

}613 green.
house; suitably arranged and 0- ' ‘
‘ or -.S0l‘0l'll.}'

y Corn- room house.
pony, Rooms 1_ and 2. llillcr Bids:-,
’-phone 519 or 692 block. 224-229

A.

  
 
 
   

0 ck. - - - '
, N R 6 72232303 For RI-INT-—Bouae stain and ran a 511 West
- jstreet, June 1;’ portable garage and g 7. H.«'l‘. Andrews, phone
F0 9' 5 - bfickifurrtitnre for sale. ‘ Phones’:-598   - £4-229
r . ~ gblaelt. '. ‘“ i i -
50”“ *9. I In-‘"§°*°°v; . “" ron SALE-—Llfht Ford truck
? 3 1:3 1- W. *h¢g1,F0Rod2l-BIN?--New 5-room shield 25 . 5.3,, pong ch...
..lown.‘ Beautiful riewhsick tool .  0 i  "'"' 
"NW0-anon A be no
, , , wh
. huiltaln r.« “rocker, white
- - “'33 oak library ta
'-he-e. umsranoez bowry
"3? . . 322011
was !
T4303

   

A .5

lfloor apartment, in
1, with privilege of. leasing for
furnished or unfurnished.
2289, 5 Knhlman Court.

W225-

i

ron .m=:.~:'r—4une 1 to _Sept. 1‘

 Wmr'"i__—

FOR ‘R!-3l\'T—Nine-room house,
‘850; five-room house, 830;
1 322.50; .
§apdr-tmcnt, furnished or nnfur-;~

I-‘OR {R'EN'I‘-My apartment inlm

G.‘ Deal, pl) ' I;-OR
'  dresser,

June 1 to Sc t. C
‘vbasltets at 50¢ each;

230 1335, 517 S001}! 5th Street.

FOR SALE-—Go-cart in good con-_

  block fmm White Campus. i>u::3‘““°"‘ """‘" ‘’'‘’°' W‘ ‘‘°‘’‘‘-
C ‘ 6218-232

107 8. Sixth. 225-tf
FOR SALE-Bicycle‘, practically
ew. Reasonable price. Phone 1553.

' 226-231

SALE-Davenport. $25;
$25; dressers, 38; bed and

springs. 87; wash stan $1.50;

FOR SALE-‘.—Remington No. 10

1406 East

FOR SALE-—Piano. Phone 307. IF”
G227-232,

-nished. 325; other apartments and
‘rooming houses. Flynn Realty Com-Q

225-228 ,
I

-—My cool

iron SAL!)--Light Ford truck

sis and

-490 parts. Phone
1341 black. 227-

CXDAL

noia
con-4-is Drpooiio Wabash

DAVIS GOAL 00.

Station

Franklin Gnnnhv Coal
LODGE NOTICES

ACACIA LODGE, No. 602
A. F. & A

Special communication
Monday, May’ 25. at "
p. in. First degree work.

ROY R. WRIGHT. W. M.

crowd
Carri
The
cars.
The
nttrac

cars i

l FOR SAL!-3—Feather bed, pin: "'°¢'“*' 3°‘-
Zlows, springs, bedstead. |
isroodo-oy, phone (:02 red. D228-230

Phonozzls

PEARHACISTB

"Xu'r"o?i'cTuI£i:' woes

pr-eacrlptionsersl

THE DRUG’ SHOP
ee. No chart!
for delivery.
Phone

I
.o

O

All‘lta

AITIDIOBILB TRIIIING
' ' la y Branches

ron 8 oot library 9 3

T1307 lfikon Avenue. B. Wade Hib-g suite; oak sideboard. Phone 1865.
' '  _ _/B2%-tf . ,

.
o ° -
I

W226-228

 . .Burr.
«C13 E. mo

Phone“!

0
9
I
.
I
A
7

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1
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An A8805ClA'l'lON

ID
Irrvestlgate the lloone National
Savings and Loan Alsiociation

- Mortgage Plan
206 Guitar Bldg. W. S. St. flair,
' ‘  Sefletlr)‘.

227-229' 1- 51- LONG. 50¢l€‘1"'}'- In this way it can be determined if
‘ he brakes bring the cars to com-
PRINTING ‘ - .. kl. . me.

four-room modern apartnent: first typewm" m “main: owe, - 91°“ ‘mp’ "3 q“’° 3’ “S 3
T‘-°°’: Fm‘? f“"*l*"°d= b°“"'»'°'*'1.en‘ school‘ :29. Pho e 1458 3- GUY MGQUHTY ’h°"'d‘ ...__._.___
3°‘ and ‘Wile C‘""P°*~ ;2"2‘:t‘;lzree‘:i,.1g ' "22-.-.223 “Quick Printer’ MAN SCRRENDERS HIMSELF

lly Uni
ST.

Garden in its last three years of life

first time and made possible the fi-
nancing of a new $3,000,000 Garden
for his operations.

hen .

York,”
- Wop,
was such a novelty to see fir-st-class
citisens at the ringsida that the re.
porters used to make mention of all
the cod names that they could pick
out of the crowd. Many prominent
' men told me they liked to watch -a
boxing boot. but they couldn't take
the risk of losing business or social

e were afraid to'a

printed as a witness.

Adora, of course, and Broadway
characters who liked to have their
names in the paper were good pa-

and they tried to make themselves
prominent so that they would be
noticed. Those who didn't want any
public mention of their presence
bought seats in the back

had been turned down.

“The change
first noticed when Miss Anne Mor-
promoted a match between Ben-
ny Leonard and Richie Mitchell for
thc lightweight championship of the

the fund for Devastated France and
' was attended by the most promi-

believe that I saw a

..._%_.._Q____.__.
BRAKES TETBD A NEW WAY

giving Columbia motorists novel
service in the testing of brakes on

of the company's building and are

Spaces are marked off on the street
‘ and the brakes are applied to the

cars are going at a speed of ap-
proximately twenty miles an hour.

Claims Be l; Slayer of Dr. W. A.
Dillon.

claiming to be the slayer of D!’-
William A. Dillon. surreridercd to
authorities yesterday in Pefl')'Vl“¢.

accord
by local authorities.

John Carey is the name: given
by the man. '

money for its owners for the
Rickard had to find a new

boxing came back to New
Rickard sayp. “prominent
ttend.

ge by having their names
for the higher-priced seats

of the
and came in after the lights

in sentiment was

The match was staged for

people in society and public

lt was one of the best matches rd
staged in‘ New York. There was a
knockout. but there was nothing of
the bnital or unsightly about the-
contest. Those who had any knowl-
edge of the sport or knew the sig-
nificance of a change in the title N
thrilled when Leonard was ‘
floored and was almost knocked out
opponent who was out on his‘ «

In all my experience I don't
more matic

nt. From that time on we

began to notice a great change in x

the class of patrons who wrote in to "
the offioefor ticket
. transforms
nonnocdfiiat in
porters ceased to use the names of
spectators, because there was no
longer a news value to them. It
bcmme no longer a novelty to see
pthc most prominent and the most
highlv

reservations.

tion 15'
a short time the re-

table men in the

I’
o

Brought to a Stop Between
Markings on Street.
Missouri Motor Company is

tests are being held in front

ting quite.a bit of attention.

aside these spaces while the

ted Press.
LOUIS. May 27.—A man.
ing to advices received here

He said the slaying

er, Pounded for 16

safeties Before Be-
. ing Replaced.

In the opening game of the Twi-

light Baseball League yesterday the

Postolice nine batted its way to 8;

ll-to-I‘ victory over the City Ern-

ployea.

The game, which was scheduled.
to go ‘seven innings, was calle

d at

the end of the sixth on account of

darkness.

Burgess started on the mound for
the City Ernployes and was poundei
hard by the Postofflce batters, wln
gathered sixteen hits and eleven

runs oil‘ his delivery

innings he worked.

Walden finished the game
was touched for

ill ill? fall!
and
rec hit: and ii

like number of runs in two innings
The losers played aaggedly in tin
field, making eight errors.

Castle and Nichols led the attack
of the Postoffice team, each count-
ing in double and three singles ir.

four trips to the. plate. Ellermar.
hit a double and two

singles it

three times up.
Newman pitched a good game for
the winners.
‘ts. three of which were bunched

in the (0

urtb.

He allowed but fivi

The Postolf ice cres-

played good ball in the field, allow-

a

Total: _ , _ . . . . . ..'.’3 4 3
‘Walden went in for Barre“ in
Score by innings: ’
‘ 0 . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..lIl 008-14
100 O0

Poatoflic

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V . . . . . . o -.

Illlv

. . . . . . . . . .

...

. . . . . .

City Fariployn .

..o

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...

mg only three errors. ‘

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V
1 “I -
eQo.ng-one--O_Wa-» o-to-.-not--.—.ao.,.
IO
uuursveu--ca I eo-2-nevece
IO!
onoasneéldl-D3">'C I never-to---v 6:)
00

ll 1 :-
thefourth.

3-I

Sumrnar . Stolen >cs—Bue-ichcr. lief!
no-r. Ca-tie. Nichol cwrnan. Fowler
Hart. 2; Walden. 2 Sacrifice hlta—Balwe

ac hit-~—F‘ic'e. Cast] Nlebolt.
Three-ha-.e lut —llardacker. Fir-Urn Double
plays (2 tie to Well: in flawe Ficltlia to

lngles. Struck out-lly Newman 6. by Bur-

res-.l

lntlcs 3.

-City Erriploye-.
Hopper and Iillc

. In n. I.
Newman 2. off Walden l.

or

Base: on balls-—Ofi
Poised ballv
on bau~—l'oatofljce. 4.
'1'ime—l:.’o0. UBpirs--
r.

103 ATHLETIC
AWARDS MADE

. - ‘slump. . _c
37 Varsity Letters, Gfoi the visitors

Sport Emblems, 60
Numerals Given.

Thirty-seven Varsity
sport emblems. and sixty freshman
numerals were awarded by ,
Committee on Intercollegiate Ath-

the

lctics at the regular spring meeting
last night.

Sixteen baseball. letters we:-(ll "Q" Mr sweet voice Ias'ins.! W “'0 "am Im°"¢ 0"‘

awarded to the following men:

Bishop, Swolford. Waters. Reagan.

Lippman, Greathouse,
Schweiger. Lewis, and Jo
in track the twenty-one letters

wasrover a drug prescription given ,5"

him by Dr. Dillon.

AT THE HOSPITALS

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Madeline Rulfin was

3- .

discharged were Arthur .

Davis, Lawrence Braun, and llar- '
P! V

terda
Those

County.

Vincent Schreon was discliafltdu
yesterday. 
adrnittod yesterday.

‘ I -9----0'-‘—'-' '
3'‘ Barred lllller win or West Point.

of Xdi . I

i.-nrydiroi New York
no in.’ anon $1.189

1
Parker Memorial.
admitted

q C
morning.

Paul Fung. and ion. Pearl Budricll ~
‘today.

Stewartwas

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pg. shines and it we are riiinrul unio‘aecuriti' pm-

For the first time in the history»

match «mi Time as Host tprthe.-.-.*

be a feat! of the meet. Oklaho-
ma and l ouri will play an exhi- Conference -
bition match. Thomas Putnam,‘ Tealns.

The greatest athletic carnival of
members of the team are Thomaspthe year in tha-
Keithley. Gayel (‘.arncs..number ol1c;C0'nfcrenrc will be ‘held at Norman
men; Harold Baker. number twozf Friday and Saturday when contest-
and C. B. Williams. number three: ants from Valley schools will coni-
mui, . petc in track, golf and tennis.
Haj. Carl Baehr and Capt. Ar-5 For the first time in the history
thur Wilson. who have been coach- of Valle)’ ¢‘''|l.“<‘l5U‘'D 15? 019"‘
lag the polo team. will rnaltc the; will be held in me .¢(illlht‘!'!I corner
trip with the team. Other schools: of the confircm-.‘. and it seen». that
of the conference having R. O. T. C. the Sooncrc haw chcscn an aux-
unlts wil have polo teams next picious moment for making their
-mr ‘ccoy-ding to pffgpnf vhfis. flfld  u CUnrC'f('ni'l'  ‘hf?

polo matches will ‘nu-cornc part or never before has such an outstand-
'hc Valley contests in the near fu- ink KWUP ‘ll 3l-hl'i‘35 599" 33”“
ture er-ed together for Valley competi-

tion as wi meet at Ow:-n Field
this week-end. _
' Nebraska him two men nationally
prominent in track in lioclu-, Valley
champion in the sprint 1-\'em.<, anal
Weir. crack hurdlcr.

KAN§i§‘TT«:T&iNIs
i TEAM WINS 2-1 ‘ g ”

Mindlin Stars as Tigers: GmW'"'§ "um-man tram.” Tay-
, lor, Olympic star and holder of the
Lose. to J9-Nhawks ;«_world'i= recon ' 400-meter
' ' yhurdlcs, was both hurdles in
¢0meback° around w‘rlvl':i record time. ‘ind as
~ ' . he Pioneer rt.-lav
The Jaylmwk tennis tcanrfstam-Ii. "d"“',mm_1_ "7 l’ ‘_ . -
om, of we mks”, “pm,” Jf me. train. is (.r‘(1ltli-fl r\tll‘l}l‘cXI ‘l:l;l.l"a:§
season when they emerged from it “ "‘ " ’
losing streak which had plan-d them .
low in the Valley ranking and won
it 2-to-l victory over the

dash.
Poor
' and one of ill? g:-cutest jumpers in
ill

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  !‘ft‘\rn‘”,n In “ dlbdl"   “   ills:
Rollins Field courts. The trndl-' ."'‘‘'p ‘tr. '3‘m'h m " "K
tionalrixalry In tuien ‘ill uurl and mu”) “mun hammny‘ P0” '0“ W

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um-s        
l°':I’.'h°f Ffwamgrs for gm ",L;::n:;m.g three year;-. of ccillcgiatc competi-

" ‘nun .". i O 3‘ " lion AK:‘.flS.’lS will enter four other
play was ill?’bl'l.lllalllihh¢Tf0l':1lll‘l(‘§ mm M. MW,“ "in! "mow" in
07 _C3l‘1- MlD\9lllll ‘ R‘ 01 00 ‘gate their res-pr-:-tivc fields. Fisher,
M.u" Rggcniu. 31 $.53 “m.§u(:(:_ 3:1: Kansas sprinter. ranks nail to
ion, -. .2. 1-. 1‘. --1 _ - __ ‘ ~
, 7’ . f H >l.oi kc in the d..slus. and ‘Graham is
Y.u":i“‘b  m min ‘mm! 04”“ one of the best broad Jumpers in
h’ ‘ ‘a “V M‘ ‘M '6‘ '2' the Vallev n-: well or ii hurdlcr and
::h°'kd°'fb3°’6‘;I‘“,'. ;"""t to “W Jay‘ _high jurnpcr. Pratt and Grady.

flgafitol-giinalgnl-$1.. pain“ mxh Kan.-ins distance r'ur;ni-rs. are strong‘:
' I ' _ “’ ' - -ntr' fr m the Mount Oneal
‘in steadiness since the first of thin: 0);’: 0

{season and his cool placements and ximpnr, and 8.1,” of we x‘n_
‘smashing 'serve enabled him to (ie-_ as Aggie, ‘H, prohm’. um an,"
I?“ the k.”'”" "'0' T"'"' ‘fa’ of the distance runners. with His-
time the Tiger leader passed Rogers: ‘Dari’ Kn!“ ‘nd Am” pushing
id?‘ 3'- ‘““'°“f"5' "‘ mid"°_“r§' them closely. Baltar set a new
.with accurate drives down the Sid?-" (.:,,,f,,,.,..m.,. ,,.,.,;,d in ".4. ,‘.0_mm.

 

. ' lines or brilliant crosscourt chops. mm in ,, dun] mu.‘ wm, um 13”...‘

e an.-ias champion displziyed‘h,,m -h,(.mu).'
. Cox. the Oklahoma javclin throw-
.set. which he captured 0-3. but on_e,.' i, fink“, n, the 1,0,, 5,, "u.
%the whole his Pins’ was (‘mm ,'fL'niu~d slam. cor has hurled the
V ‘ Turner was emphatically off his, ,p,.,, be“... than 200 {wt 0,, “V.
‘form. In the singles the tall Jay-_‘g.,,1oc“_.;on,_
lhawk. lloag. had the first match all 11",, 3", sum,‘ gm,’ L5“;
lhis way from the first service. Tur--, 1'53". ,.,m-;,_.,- of prominence up
Mr came back stronircr in the I-003. numerous this year. Walton, ‘rigor
ond 89! but Bllrlfid 055 Thu)’ l°"iquarter-miler.irtI'1e only confer-
’ late and loll 4-5» gr-rice runner to run the «M0 in less
l TM 4005305 P115’ ‘'03 lflffifislr 10‘ than 50 seconds so for this spring:
}the brand that has been presented, mghgg-mg, uoig-ht mm, ‘is in. n
:3" mild‘ P18)‘ heretofore. both}:-lass by himself in the shot and
item‘: seemingly rm-ing-,' taken’ ydirour; Bransford. high jumper.
more accurate retUI'M~defcsted Poor in the Missouri-Ran-
00!! their frond IN-'1;Aas dual meet Saturday: Poage.
play finally enabled them to take: two-mller. won that event against
flhe lead in the second set and win  Kansas in 9248.9, t second‘ best

:33. 6-4, 7-5. :time in " the Valley this year: Per-
»  dew’: time of l:.'v’i'.0 for the half-

,mile is the fastest conference time

A tribute to the memory of my for that event this reason; Keeblc
beloved son, J. L.’ Ashcroft, who,ond Cunningham rank among the
took his happy heavenly fligbti»best»hurdlcrs of the‘ confercaca-,
l.”-9,, ya" ‘go on guy 5_ 191s,;‘and Lancaster not only is one of_thc_
Ilt acorns to me but yesterday the com’

 

., best pole-vnultcrs in

«uou,.._ do”-t ,,.,.,_.p for me; I am. best brood jumpers in the Valley. A

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C-pt. Anthony. Kearney. Meow.-en. wins to lime" WW3 =it‘*"°" '3"? COOIJDGE sArs six?’var1'v
Sanderwirth. Windle, Whitenian,’tronble never come.’ -- - . _

- . rAc'r is 3:07 ma. U. 3.
Oh, dear son, how I miss your '
kind and loving voice, your sweet
smiling fan that always greeted
Our home is so-gaq mod; my mum ‘_'__

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be taken from as by dea .' 5""-’ '°P="“‘ ‘mmim
' We subniitito our loving Master's‘ G"""" “"1 T"”‘h “""'"'“"“"‘
,m_ n,_,'do‘h ‘n-tmnt. ',“_ No, that the lfinitcd States participate
cloud is so dark but the sun run‘ in the prorated western Enron?!"

wooid ninoppfiiréhsfaggraird Par-
ticipation in Western Enro-

' mother. “*-

that we will-‘see him again in ohrl ‘Bic president told callers yester-
Fatkefa «mansion fair. l day he had no direct information of

“A preciousone from us has gone? 11* PYOPOIIL but 9911 9“? ‘M 94“
avoice we loved is stillal. a plaEcl'~""“7

     
 

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