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Pi Kappa Phi. Kappa Sigma
Tie lor Second in
. Contest.
WALTERS IS HIGH MAN
I ri InHiviHm! Scnrinn: ,
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Dcs Jardien, Slow
Arc Next.
Phi Alpha P.-'ta m 1- ;! n '
i terfratcrmty It 'wliuit league Willi
.a nvenic of .". I'l K.ipr Ph.
nnd KrP Sigma are twd fr rec-
md with an aveiage of .titlT. Sik-
Ma Phi Epiln with an average "f
.433 In In third place. 'lh I'. A.
D.' fought their y P lrin
ilxih pUt" to lead l ln fourteen
fraternities in the league
Walton. Kippa fij:. i
m the indlvi.luul uronnir "h '
avrragr of tl. t" J.ir1n-n. IV
A. D . ami Moan. P. Kuj'. ai? I I'M
lor mTonJ place with an averac
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Phi Cum, hii-I UliMn.m. K.ippa I
Sijr. ar tifJ fr thirl place with!
r.n avernce of 10
Fraternity Standing. '
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Schedule for Friday.
sistm Chi va
Delta Tau Delta.
Kappa Stftma vs. Kappa Psl
rhi r.nmma Delta vs. Phi Ka
Kappa
Psi.
Theta XI v.. Phi Alpha Delta.
Alpha Theta Chi vs. Beta Theta
Pi.
Omega Beta Pi vs. Sigma Thi
Ppsilon.
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First Appearance of
Freshmen Outside.
BARNES ANDLEE STAR
The fourth tricolor I rack nice I j
of the season was held yesterday J
r.flemood ou the stadium track. I
marking the first appearance of;
the trcsbmen and novice athletes.
in competition ousii'ie. twines
and Lee enjoyed a lar?e aftermvin.
v.itb Lee taking two firsts and ty
ing for one, and tyinjr for a Fee-on-,
while Barnes annexed two
i ivsts. two seconds, ajid a third.
Summary of Meet.
101 yard dash: First, Suow and
l-ee. tied; third. Barnes; fourth,
llubrecht; fifth, Slaab: sixth,
P.obv. Time: 10 2-10 seconds.
70 yard hiph hurdles: First:
Leon Carrol: second, Linus Carrol;
third, Carlyle and Staab. tied.
Time, 9 S-10 seconds.
110 yard da.sh: First, Tledlund;
.-econd, Plumer; third, Schlegel;
fi'irth, Kelt.: fifth, Lohr. Time,
b 6-10 reconda.
Mile run: First, F.upUnd: sec
ond, Pumer; third, Weaver: fourth,
Hopewell; fifth, Witt; sixth,
Kahle. Time, minutes, 54 1-10
seconds.
Half mile ruu: First. England;
second, Carlson; third. MacDonald;
fourth, Watson; fifth. Stumpf;
sixth, Abel. Time, 2 minutes, 9
seconds.
High jump: Fir, Azorin; sec
ond, Wilhelm and Lee, tied; fourth,
Kppler, Steinheider, Gillespie and
Melldrum, tied. Height, 5 feet, 7
itches.
120 yard low hurdles: First,
Barnes; second, Staab; third,
Linus Carrol; fourth, Leon Carrol;
fifth, Craig.
220 yard dash: First, Lee; sec
ond, Earnes; third. Snow; fourth,
ftubrecht; fifth, Osterloh: sixth,
l''ish. Time, 23 1-10 seconds.
Board Jump: First, Lee; second,
names; third, Staab: fourth, Ep
Fder; iifth, Rathbun; sixth, Gilles
pie. Distance, 21 feet, 8 inches.
Javelin: First, Miller; second,
Maberry; third. Roby; fourth,
Mead; fifth, Hulbert. Distance,
155 feet.
Shot put: First Mead; second.;
Martman., Distance. 40 feet, 6
inches.
Pole vault: First, Bell: second,;
Metcher; third, C'ammcron and
.Staab, tied; fifth. Meldrum, Bur
roughs, D. Engcl, and N. Engel.
eied. Height, 11 feet. 3 Inches.
Discus: First, Barnes; second,
Gruber; thlrJ, Thompson; fourth,
iSisenhart; fifth. Smith; sixth,
Roby. Distance, 123 feet.
Jror EIner Bcolt. the haby ho
bom on th Flylnc Scot.man In I'.untlnK
rioniblrc. Englani), and who was rtfpon-
IN for tha letal puzzla aa to th' p;
of raalatratlon of hlrth. haa )u.-t bi-n
nrearntd a commemoratjn cup ty the
raliwmy company.
CLASSIFIED WANT" ADS
irtCR ALL lu Tonoatntl nijus'i P
you want .
Loat Kappa kry on c:opu. Cli Jrtn
Miner .BltSV .
Qf COURSE voui pnotc.rpB fruin
Hauck'a atudlo U1 plaaaa.
R1C0L0R TRACK MEET
IS HELD WEDNESDAY
Seutrals Urfjvil to
Competition in
j a i. . I '.i'l I - t
I in yM Ih'l'k lieiilmla h..lild
i ..r-iti'.Mi m i-i.ri i i c tuiipi tr in in-
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I i Mil- !.. ( 1hrklir (!-il
f'i'lri I 'l" Hens
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iulu i oir.ir.Ulre. and a rieu Ml
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ill 111
Wo'll I
l-iiiii1 .i K'i iK-tr in Hit ruin
aMllctli'S Silt la HICII'MMiil
n.-t oil'v I MK out the i lrli!ll
nth!i lie a'lhiy li-i"iy imi'rnln
there! MI..'.iUl.i ',' Kli i'.T llt-
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Vw.M il ry rtifllcr.t pi ;:i
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Bjub.ill Plajer Comment.
Lii iTui'i'Vi Hayii'.nn. '.T. th
cn-'iin ff tli O.-ii'vre qiiintri r
otiil I'.i.'i-ninn on the rfsu';ir '
Purpose
Plavrrs
Varsity Sauad.
CYPHCpn
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THREE VETS
A i-Min.l r..i)ia tennis tmimameul '
to pick four nun to ml. I to the I
vniMlv tenn.N no.un.1 li. It-ln? hell
on the Piiivrrntv r.mrta this week. '
Kverv r itvli.lattf'for the team piny
every other ran.i(late unlr.-s no
munv ill-feat are turned In for one ;
p-irticulHr player that It l obvious j
he i not of vnrsitv calilr. In this
case. h 14 automaticnlly ilrnppiM.
In the fir.n d.iy s play, the lol
loAiiiK ii-MiltM weie lecorilcii:
Pyle heat Swetmon, 6-4. 4-0 and
8-C.
Mihara teat Ytinker. 8-U.
Martinez bent Krerkh., 6-1. 15.
6-2.
Flshbauiih beat Tncc. 3-0. 6-4,,
6-2.
Excused from Play.
Taul Mahooil. Milo Cameron hii.I
Haro. Sherman are excused from
tournament play, ami are consid
ered members of the squiid by vir
tue of past performance j. Sher
man and Cameron are K'ttermen
from la.--t year s team and Mahood
has held the state cham.ilun.sliip
for several years.
dames may be played on the
courts of the Lincoln Tennis club,
or in e.'iyp of rain, on courts inside
thp lolisoum. All matches must be
J played on the day scheduled, or
thev arc considered forfeited,
j According to CreRS; Me.Bride,
coach of the team, chances fcr In
dividual honors nre good this year.
Tiam possibilities, however, are
not so rosy due to the fact that
three other schools in the confer-
encc are oble to have their
outside most of the year.
men
jx yj gc Offered TOT Rest
of Spring; End With
Swimming.
Sprinx sports were discussed at :
thn Tn! ra-Murnl representative,
meeting hfld Wednesday noon in I
the Women's gymnasium. Six .
sports will be offered for the 5 est
of th spring ending with swim-I
ming the last week in May. A j
general mass meeting is the fea-
ture event of next week. Officers i
will be installed, awards made, and
the various sport heads will give i
brief outlines of their activities j
th past vera.
Baseball is the first sport on the
pn.grnm nnd gRmes are to be
started immediately-April 7. No
practices are necessary and the
games will consist, of only four
innings. These will be played off
in a round robin elimination tourn
ament with majors acting as offi
cials. Archery in Andrews.
The archery range is located in
Andrew's hail and matches will
be played off here. A team is
composdc of four members with a
captain. W. A. A. has purchased
120 new arrows so plenty of prac
tices are possible. Archery will
commence April 28 and continue
;.r.til May 17.
Both mixed doubles and singles
may enter the tennis tournament
to be started April 14. One in
dividual, however, can not play in
both. Partners may be chosen for
the mixed doubles teams.
Qualifying Golf Rounds.
Qualifying rounds must be
played in golf before entering the
tournament. These rounds should
be finished from May 5 to 10 and
the 3core cards turned in signed
ATTENTION
GOLFERS!
Offering you a rpeuial tour;"
of 11 hnlf-hour lo.s.-ioiis for 510.
Regular price for lessons V- per
hour plus caddy fees.
T.et us fit you out with clubs
Balance and weight are decid
ing factors to improve your
game.
Pric of clubs per set from
$17.50 to $200.00.
Frank
Mulquccnie
Golf Professional
Antelope Golf Course
TniiDMAHicMTic ur n fMr. M.fKr.
to Pir.k Four: " f -
n AQd to
Organize for
Intramural Sports
lull trm. an- a n.fn.l-r i.f Plii
Kl-nli'ii Pi. "The ii-ulml tU
l. H til on tnr liill f"iin an inl,,'il
l-ait i f iHir ioi'iu oiliMly. i-ii
iriil I -rug ii'lliinrnl III tail.-U'
I'linM-t a-l rklu itiliuiiUr Milk.
If I hey In ml I t i.igiiiil'1' I llH'
inliilx-iitivr Mh'rlic ;tfii, It
t vr a I : laiJ
' """""I? felir-f "'
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li. I the
ll.i'l-f INlrii'll V nirll
Mi. st iln .- .l!y ri Therm
if the ii'Mii: u III rfc a'iifMi.n
i At rM-it II" re ni ti r-e n
laitia.nve kunmlu t ran f'
jih'tle i.ly l I'lfHiure Tin
, iur .;..: leu U rn n:..riiilly il""
ju.-. .1 with vnri'i i-fi'i ifi'il fi
'ifiniiv tmn hi me i.f th' himh-
in'i Put l- cMe t!i' n-.''.i' "i
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(isvim'v aiil i.im.iii.I trot!'
.in muih In '! -viaie the
m-iiiii .nrr'.rr tint n"W
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anordinc l li.i.ur! It" en' I.H. j
iW- ated rniuii.Uie f. r lh- "ft.ee
of atiid -nt Keraior. water. po! and j
irruk.
ipilOlTV PJIOI'KS i arAinut t
! il!Mrl the (ilea that the hiw
I nll eqiiail I Ik' in
iniiirii n.i a
i Mepi hilil in the mutter of eqir.p.
' mrnt. There wai plenty of it in
jthe Ool..Heum all the tune, but it
J't wa.sn t rherkeil nut.
IT APPKARS that there m a
ili::ht error m yrMerJ.iy a
t.ry of the bnsehi'.ll piartue. Ac-
ror.img to me account. .-piKe mi- j
Imm w a ninppinc every mine ;
that nme with.n hm territory
whde lh f.ict in the ca-e ih that
Spikj didn't get out lo Landis
field. R was Brother linn who
was covering himself with glory
in the infield. However, if Spike
hud been there, he would have
Iwen flopping everything within
his territory, so the error is enly
trivial.
YILLLS LAM "SON. last yearr
v Big Six champion tn the high
hurdles, insists that this column
isn't being conducted correctly. He
suggests that we devote more
space lo the Kansas relays, and
comes forth with the enlightening
statement that competition there
will lie very close. Further than
that, he wouldn't help at nil. so
we are going to have to struggle
along as best wc can in the same
old way.
by both players. They will then
be placed in flights according to
their handicap.
Deck tennis, as tennis, will be
played April II. Tryouts will be
held to determine the players in
the tournament on April II from
4 to 5 o'clock and April lb from o
to 6 o'clock.
ECLIPSE FOR DANCE.
T N1VERSITY OF NORTH
DAKOTA. NORTH FORKS. N. D.
A different lighting scheme fur
each dance will be used bv the en-
i gineers of the l.'niversity 'if North
' Dakota when they give their an
nual ball One of the unique fea
I lures will be a moon which will
I follow the actual phase of the
satellite with an eclipse as an
added attraction. The climax will
occur during a moonliht waltz
and unless the mechanism goes
considerably out of order it will
be total for precisely (5.72 seconds.
STUDY IN STALLS.
Ilugh University, South Beth
lehem, Perm. Forty tiny cubical
stalls, each huge enough for one
render, will be installed above and
below Ihe new library reading
room at Ichigh university, in
Pennsylvania. Most of the cells,
will be open on one side, but a
number will have doors with locks
so that the student doing reference
work may leave his books in the
evemug, lock the door and return
to the work the next day and find
all his material exactiy as he
left it.
ALL READY
TO SERVI
At Your Next Party
Roberts Pure Appl Juice
al 60c a gallon
Ijc a quart
or
Roberts Fresh Fruit Punch
also 60c a gallon
15c a quart
Roberts Dairy Co.
B6717
llll DXIIV M lilt sl .
Y11IG1S WIN
OVER REGULARS
IM BALL GAME
First Practice Battle Held
Wednesday; Score Is
2 to 1.
FOUR INNINGS PLAYED
Slo;.n. W.liiams Make Up
Regular Battery: Other
Vets Take Part.
I; i, h, Vanni;:n who
p i. h. d nt . two nin in the four
llilill.? I'litctli KOI'"" Milled Wed-ni'.-..!iy
afienin'n at Landi field
,y f. ;ii l i;hil' lMrltil 'pU.t'I
nnd itetcitted the rKU!M ! to I III
tl,r f.i il.nmoin compel mon vi
he nennm. After four Inning
"Chiippy-" cluMed lhr lineup to
allow ntliem of Hie liyi T HMJT
i hnnce to h"v tnrir wares.
The regular lattery with flinn
Ihinwing the pill down to "Hxi"
William, wan MipprtM ly I'll
ilium. firM ln; I'mvI. ernd:
Sp.ke illianiM. hlllt!4top; Mayer,
third. Patten, lift fit-M: Witte. en-
; t'-r field, and Row rint fieri.
! Pu kelt and Yonly were carryii'.g
the (K-rmid Mnng piti h nnd catch
burden with an infiidd make up of
Franltfutt. fust han-: c.'nnniT.
rccond. Simon, shortstop, and P."-wi-nlx-rg.
thinl. Ivmpccy later re
lieved by ;rue was in nuht field.
O'Min in left field and Kotab held
the center position.
Promising New Stuff.
Rhodes said that the most prom
ising of the new material included
Simon. Conner. Patton. Huffman
and Fmr.kfuit.
Vanman hroreil in the first
half of the fir. t inning after Kotab
, , ,h(, frst 1h.,
on Williams' er
riir n)( i.-rnnkfurt
ror nnd r raiiKtun nrougni nun in
with a nice two baRer. The regu
lars went don one. two. three,
with nothing happening in the turn
With the ilub but nil iiificld hit by
"Spike" Williams.
Davey lixiked pood an hccnncl
when he fielded two out of two to
first with Simon and Dempcey
pounding the ball hard over a
rough early reason diamond. Cos
tin swung at air to retire the Mde.
Patton led off for the veterans
when their turn came for the sec
ond chance to score. With an
"enough of this nonsense" attitude
be knocked a long drive up against
the fence and had no trouble reach
ing second. Row stopped one of
Pickett's whl.dlers in person and
walked to the first bag followed
by Davey who walked. With three
men oii .M. Williams was up. He
hit a high one to center field and
Pattan inme up with a marker.
Incidentally. Pattan used to play
lor Nebraska back in the days
when Rhodes was making his let
ter in the sport. Sloan knocked
nil the balls over the backstop as
fouls before missing one ami going
out. A couple of popupn completed
the threeoiils.
Yannigans Come In.
Beginning the third inning, Ro
renlicrg walked as first man for
the Ynnnignns. Kotab sent a hot
grounder over third inside Mascr
for n sinele. Frankfurt connected
for a hit that brought in Rosen
berg and the second score for the
second d:.'ision boys. Kotab was
out at second, Yordy fanned and
Pickett contributed the other out.
Mascr hit to reach first but was
out at second on Uulslrom's smack
to shoil tliat left him with the
Yannigan first baseman. Witte hit
a high fly to the shortstop for an
out. Pattan contributed with a
short fly dropped nicely just out
of the second baseman's reach ami
Row forced an out at second.
Sterick Pitches.
Sterick threw the ball for the
regular group in the fourth inning.
Conner did not seem to particu-
TODAY'S SPECIAL LUNCH
Baked pork and benm.
frenh strawberry ahort
cake with whipped
cieam, any 5c dunk
SO c
HECTOR'S
I) A P
Student's
"The
Store"
it. o. 7. r. (
I'uiihIc l or 'Ihurnloy
A pjfide vtill ( held on the
drill field I'V tn military dt.
irtnint Thurtday, April 10,
at ft o'clock, in honor of the
company ponoi.
laily approve of Ihi he hit a
luirr W"o-l for two move around
e p-!l ttr fir.t t'.m: PUrM. :w
fil In o Ibe ball in the vicinity
of the talrlin a null, ciiaco iliove
long one out o I he left fielder
Who chore In cat' h II Mild Simon
and Cost in turned in a air of out
to l.'UI three.
Row met the bull ami mnlic.l
Ions fly of the variety th.tt a left
fielder of llarve cirioen nihlier
rmild never nu. Davey got on a
econ I lime with a hot mni;l (l"n
the third le line, and then It was
that IhJ find double play of the
araAoii rrcppeil up in the YannifiAn
Infield. M. Wlllum h i lo R.v.rn
berg and around It vent third to
recond lo find.
Crt'vk ' II '
H ' Try in f: To
Call I'nrr C.ovth
Every evenin.T at 10 3,1 ocKk.
fraternity men beconi. Involved in
a heart breaking il.sc.iiirnglnt
game. With pale ilrnwn fate
they tal;e chance nft.-r dunce.
Finally, with biadi of ju i,,i;mt.on
rtanding promlivul!" o'i th'ir
wrinkled fori-h'-ads. t ' giv - up.
They plunk the lee. ivcr d 'w n on
Its hook, leave the telephone lxoth
and decide never aaln In attempt
to put through a siroiiiy house
phone call.
If all of th'- valuable htudenl
lime which Is spent m th' hope
less endeavor could be used In
hchnlaslic pursuit , the univer
sity' grudi' average would prob
ably ascend by b.'aps and bounds.
Index f I up err. battered and
bruised by th dials, might be
more proficient with the pen and
pencil if relieved of their nocturnal
telephone duties.
As a rule, nothing rewards the
determined phoney cakes but the
persistent "biv.r. iuir." of the in
considerate receiver. Perhaps the
recently organized and widely ad
vertised "Gidflies" received their
ln.Hpiiatloii fioiu Hie- busy buzz.
Fraternity m e n wonder, at
times, just what individuals are
lucky enough tn talk to the popu
lar Grecian hangouts. Some sus
picious youths have ventured to
suggest that sororities leave the
receiver off all evening In an at
tempt to indicate popularity.
SENIOR FUTURE EDITORS
UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS.
Future editors and managers of
the "Illio," university yearbook,
will be seniors instead of juniors,
the council of administration de
creed. Formerly published by the
junior class, the annual will be the
work of members of the graduat
ing class beginning with the staff
elections of May, 1031. The change
will have no bearing on the elec
tion this May; hence, the class of
1931 will publish two yearbooks.
NEW DIETETIC COURSE.
UNIVERSITY OF IOWA A
new dietetic course Is being offered
in this h hool by which n student
"YOUR DRUG STORE"
Certainly Is a pleasure to have you
mak use of It. your store.
THE OWL PHARMACY
S. 12. Corner HUi & f
Phone B 1068
UNUSUAL OFFEI3
MAIICBI tUst to APRIL 5IL
STYLE 7 7
Light service weigh!, silk
with a lisle welt and foot
for added wear. During
Blue Moon Thrift Week-
7100 per pair
Jj (Reg. $1.35)
TTTITIIEN a woman is introduced to Bice Moon
V V Stockings through actual experience with
their superior style and wearing qualities, she
continues to buy them.
Therefore, the manufacturers and ourselves believe
it a good investment to acquaint more women with
these stockings, at the sacriflce of immediate profit.
A liuiilel supply of the season's desirable shades.
IXEMEMBEIl-
After April 5(b
thee stockings g
back tm their reg
ular price.
What Do Sororities Demand til New
Members-Clothes, Cars, Money
.i . .'ii i ai a 1 '
, 1 1.4
' P.ui inv d ar. she would I-- W m
lll'l'tl letirr lu fciern. and did 'l
n.Hi. e her rhoei. were dillvT Her
l.y fin ml I n big bum She only
Ii a Fi.nl -yes. but a -h- .'If
mihI In I wealthy'- etc. lc.
Not a Ixnk l e view. i"J and
gill, meirly bit of npart ' o"'
ceniing it fin I. For. yl ee. e-
rority msbing I. hUitwu nnd it
in will to ll iesri out th :iil
htibita. m.inni rs. rMh.- an I I acd
ol lipid iik befoie bringing her I
Ihe hoiisi'.
Ye, once n.o,,. i oi niiy m l"
ttig Ihe ni'M iniiH'rtan'- Hun;:
rery k'i' beail Fraternity rn .
jrow I at the buiden of ta-tt.o.j
..i ii... I,.. rn)i uet-!:.
llll I'll U",l I" I" .
bet t'rv would po.iiively fall n
1 1W1.03 if they w. re r.spiiird t ,
ii.t nit th- mn'.ev thai lh"' 'Hirl
.pnid.
Dc;eit b eakfa-t. i .a luncb-r
;ink leai and dieam aeppers Hie
IMe regular diet for i-n- wed..
iliange of drefa I wire a d.iy. mat - I
rel rvrrv uiher day. fiMv i.i'!l"i'i
cd gas. ilein shed ol their b i!
i pit y th'.!' p'Mir vonv iii. air! tea
iiu ks. worth of nml "li '- V. Jim
i. :i : t.iln an M. S d' gi' c i:i
ih i an' )ict in tw.'he uioiilh-. .
Vh.. i.i Ii;..' III.-1 course I hat hn.
m en ofi-nd by v. lilt Ii du ll, inn'
may . iilain un M S. d giee. The ,
nw plan. gi'.'i under the direction i
f the school i f medicine, has n !
reived national recognition under!
thL- si.p.-rvlslon of Dr. Kate Damn ;
of lh I'nlvcrsity of lowr. ;
THREE BASKET CAPTAINS
Mici'li: am STATE COLLEGE i
As tlK" result of Ihe election II I I '
last Monday ofternoon Michigan (
State college will have three bus-j
kilbaJI capta ns next reason. Three ;
men are eligible and all the juniors (
will rhare lh: honor. It will prob- ,
ably be arranged to have one of
the captains run the team for each
game.
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Clothes
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APPAREL 1
FOR MEN
1212 O Street
Two of the best sellinp
slvles of America's Mosl
Beautiful Silk Stockings
at a savin p of 35c
per pair.
STYLE
Pine gauge chiffon, all
i!k, top to toe, reinforced
welt. During Blue Moon
Thrift Week
1 15 Pa,r
(Reg. 81.50)
inritim. M'ltH 1
1010
ihie riil d" a I bins
Ilf
it
i:L'bl V "loo '
it l anv w. ii b r tl"l Hi y .ue
m. putiiiilur l" K1'1 "'
mlii IT If '"I rrl"
huiidred fi-h wo ul lil t you !..
r-ultT 'lb" w-i.ni'-n I'-c-e lt
rn,t ivH.f.eg led., tl'it any. .re
ever liend o Il Hie K n I l--
l.klea III II" die, or ' l.e .11
her id." kim;. he'
If her di"' 'I'"''" " " 1
ha'r or Ihe iiiii I" cimLed.
Mieh ..ul Wi.o..p.- The .-r
iu bee ha t" 1 a r-int. u n.d1 on.
aire, a rtud. nt an I m en-i:. ! re
die I""- h Chini.nnin k ihiii e
In ihe i.i..ii'y Mbmg rule it
tHten Ibnt tt'" rMol.'Ot I'tlioii I
vl f. ci.mpii '." and that r g'd
nn b; m.died if.4 uii 'iiv In
other word. II a gill is "e-n lalH-
t.. h nun.sololltv CII.I ' "lit
(Jioro. she's o.trvu d his
nbioiiit-lv reccvaiy yui' 1 h
rule f.nther sti'te tin, the...- .ill
! nn photim-; rvepl for the l-r-mal
dinner. Tut. UiU H- w 'Imj
anyone know wno Jane 's .aliin,j .
till, will! It will all come out
in the wa 'i. Th"e Hut niaUc Ihe
fomr tv they want will V t-!!. h.
fill' other Will lC Mh'V.I lei till".
It s a rhoit III-, end meirv "n.
ABOLISH POINT SYSTEM.
I'NIYI'RSITY OF IOWA 1 hn
Worn ii s At lll'-i it .1 .. i.tl i"H ha
n!.o;ishcd Us p'inl Mstem of
a w -n i d llon.i'.'oith Ihe only
award.' t" O" ol.vr' d be .de; till
c!as iiunici !s will la lh" "IV,
which may ! earned by pirtnl
ntlng in right seasons of sport,
rinving a "C" scholastic aversge,
aid a "P. " posture grade. The pur
poso of the new ruling is to create
a progiam if balanced season of
iji'it .
Old Cap Bluenose
Tilts salty old sc-scrpent, or
borne others like him, were
responsible for our business
being started in 1836. The
Cap and his friends were
fishermen and whalemen of
Ntw England. They were
tough. And they needed rouKh,
tough slickers. So Tower
started making them, and has
been at it ever since.
Not all our slickers are cut
on seafaring lines, though.
From the "Varsity." long,
full-lined; through the
"Topper," smartly tailored:
to the "Kitcoat," a lincn-thm
featherweight, Fish Brjnd
Slickers arc outstanding in
.ippc.-.rance. unequaled in en
durance. Sold everywhere.
Look for the fish on the label.
A. 1. Tower Company, 21
Simmons Streer, Boston,
MassnUic.se its.
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