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Kr.ti-roU act MTund clium nrntttr at ilia
pelultli' la I.liiroln, Nclritka, under Act
of C cnrei.. Murch 3. 1870.
BabH'ri(itlun rate i.00 per year
1.00 per enimtrr
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University Notices.
Home Ec Club Party
All Agricultural collide students a:e
Invited to the Home Economics Clul
party which will be held Saturday
evening, April 8, In the horse barn
at the Agricultural College campus
Union
All members will meet at the hall
Sunday morning at 6:30 a. in. pre
pared for a hike to Bethany Grove.
Hl'SlNKSS STAFF
JAMKS KIDIMM K HiiNlnt'KN Mummer
CIIAINCKY KINSF.Y Amt't. Una. Mgr.
CLIrrOKU llli'KS t irrulatlnii Mgr.
Ail vert I -.Ins AshlHlanta
Ail ill -on Sullnn llonuld IMen e
Italph Ki'.lliWil Art Whit worth
Otto Skold KUhard Slere
Jess Itnndal
Delian
The Delian girls will give their
Annual .programme and Stunts. Fri
day night In Faculty hall at S p. m
Ag. College Students
The Home Economics club will en
tertain all Ag. College students at a
party Saturday evening at 7:30 in the
Horse Barn on the Ag. Compus.
Mulil Kilitor for thU iue.
1IKKIIKKT IlKOWM KLL, JR.
Tlie institutions of learning which
are located in the Missouri Valley re
giou and members of the Missouri
Valley Conference have no doubt read
with amusement the slop.ui now echo
ing out from Mount Oread, the home
of the Jayhawk. We refer to that
inl' resting declaration, "We own the
Valley." Until we first saw this
statement we were not aware that
the Valley had any particular owner,
that it was property, or capable of
being owned. We had always looked
upon it as a good place to live and
a conference composed of nine ex
ce'lent, growing universities.
Correction
The University calendar yesterday
listed an Alpha Gamma Rho party for
Friday, April 7. This was a mistake
as no such party lias been scheduled
Smith hall.
XI Psl l'hl spring party, the Lin
coin.
Saturday, April 8
Delta Gamma spring party,, Com
mercial club.
Acacia house dance.
Delta Chi house dance.
Fl Kappa Phi spring party, the Lin
coin.
Omega Beta Pi spring party, K ol
C. hall.
"No mall" yelled the distracted fe
male as tdie ran into the parlor.
A. A.
Inter-Frat Track
All fraternities desiring to enter
hand their entry fee to Adolph Weak
U. S.
Civil Service Examinations
April-May
Chemistry, Metallurgy and other
Laboratory Engineering.
Tochnical, Professional and Scien
tific, Miscellaneous.
Fur further information call at Civil
Service Window, City Post Office.
A. A. HEED, Examiner.
OWNING THE VALLEY
But we are forced to admit our er
ror. A formidable array of cham
pionships annexed by the Kansas in
stitution, with those held by other
schools discreetly omitted, affords
the proof of ownership. Were we
statistically inclined, we might go Commerce
Geography 74
Field trip next Saturday morning.
Meet at 8 o'clock at Nebraska Hall
Mapping south of town. Bring small
ruler and hard pencil.
Home Economics Party
Girls are to wear gingham aprons
and boys overalls at the Home Ec.
Party Saturday night.
E. ELECTS
NEW OFFICERS
(Continued from Page One.)
Plans are being mane to accommo
date a crowd of at least 5000 people
The down town display of the Ingen
uity of the engineer is to be in one
of the Miller and Paine windows
This nromisos to surpass the "coffee
pot" of last year which drew such
large crowds of curious observors.
Applegate reported that plans were
complete for the dance Friday night
at the Hosewilde. A six piece orches
tra has been engaged and everything
to complete a good time has been ar
ranged for.
Kreuch described the plans for the
parade which is to be exceptional this
year, since it is to include a number
of representative floats beside the
band and some S00 students of the.
college. The field day events are to
follow. Luncheon has been arranged
for at the Ag Campus so that no time
need be lost in coming back to town
Doremus then spent a few minutes
in telling of the banquet at the Lin
roln Hotel Saturday night. This is
to be the final event of the week
Speakers from Omaha and Chicago
are being arranged for, as well as
lcpresentatives of the faculty and the
local A. A. E. Chapter.
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Opportunity to travel or liccnnip
permanently locatoii witii won
known filui-atiitiiiil institution.
All railroad fare refunded and
definite Knarunteed Hillary for the
hiininier with n drawing uerount on
liunluekH eiu ll week.
Tlila position plves nn opportun
ity to inako J KM) fNOO during vuca
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Write fully, giving nee nnd pnat
esperii'iiee. Address Sales Manager
National Home oi School Ass'n..
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The Calendar.
Friday, April 7
Delian open meeting, S p. m. Fac
ulty hall.
Union closed meeting, S:30 p. m.
Beta Theta Pi dance, Chamber of
into d-tail regarding the number of
championship and titles wmi by Ne
braska in the past twenty years. Per
haps we might be able to establish
as good a claim to the Valley as our
sister state. No doubt Missouri, or
Ames, ot Oklahoma, could do like
wise. You have ;.il heard the old story of
the man who took in tuo much terri
tory This is surch a paralh l case.
Our Jayhawk brethren t idently ov
erlouked the fuel that there are other
states bordering their own common
wealth ,t:nl that there vfe big-rer riv
ers than U c Kaw.
But if thb Jayhawkers get any kick
out of a slogan of tliis Kind, lar be
it from us to complain. Wv are e:y'
happy here by ourselves and manage I
to win a t'outball game nuw aud then, j
We only hope thai our school spirit,
if that it be, r.ev.-r be.-ouie-s so in-j
flated that w e give vent in any tilth
spurious stat'-i:;eiit s.s, ''We own the
Valley."
Sigma Alpha Epsilon house dance.
Lutheran Club banquet, 6:30 p. m
Grand hotel.
Wolohl campfire, 4 p. m. Ellen
KICKING ABOUT THE WEATHER
Tile t'-ason of April showers is
Upon Us. We have i -1 Steilli the
sun only by .-pells for tie last couple
of weeks sj everj bo'jy evidently leeia
justiiied in ki.:ug uii.ji.t the weath
er coiidiiiuiij.
Why is it that people- constantly
-irk about the weather? Ge-neraily
when lolks kick about home-thing
ttty do it v itii the hope of being le
LtvtJ of the objectionable condition.
We crab to li.e- superintendent or the
1'ioprietor about poor srrvice. After
instituting our kick we expect the
senile to improve or we will chit'
our pationage. We remonstrate with
our piot'-ssors over unsatisfactory
trades, generally well r- alizing th; t
it is only ourself that can better the
mark. Still we kick kick about t-v
trything, kick on general principles.
But what is more foolish than to
kick about tue weather? Who are we
kicking to, the elements? It is rea
sonable to kick about service or
grades because there is a possibility
of their being changed. But the
weather is something that all the
kicks in the world cannot alter, so
we may as well' be philosophical and
accept what comes to us. This old
universe does not care whether we
like the weather or not Since we
must continue to reside on this earth
just as it is whether we like It or
not, we may as well admit that the
weathe is tough, but we like it
It seems to be human nature to
kick, but kicking about the brand of
weather that is meted out to ug is
most foliBh. Besides realizing its fu
tility, we know full well that "it
takes a little rain with the sunshine
to mike the world go round."
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Northwall's Six Piece Orchestra
Dancing 8 : 30 Admission $1.10 with Tax
"Unitarianism-A Vital Faith Developed
in the Atmosphere of Intellectual
Freedom"
Subject of sermon by James W. MacDonald
Sunday at 11 a. m. at
ALL SOUL'S UNITARIAN CHURCH
12th and H. t.
A GET-ACQUAINTED SOCIALL
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