four
NEBRASKAN WINS
TENNIS SINGLES
IN BIG SIX MEET
Hcacock Sweeps Through to
Brilliant Championship
On Ames Courts
TAKES FIVE OF SIX TILTS
natqUCl Otur, WriilUtltU
Dark Horse, Plays Cool
Steady Matches
(y Fnti Oaly.)
Amaa, Iowa
Mar 1 -Snaclal -
i Vankina lannia
r.,.,.i..p nf h. Nh...k. aouaJ.
.lafaaiad Runkla. trivlahoma iar.
... . .... .. .1.. li.. a.. .I...U. rl.-m.
.. w. i. - .k. .......i
m un li i ij iiri v luuaav id tuw aa 11 ii vaaa '
.1...I.I. k... . . . 1. IK. ...mil
"
lournamaol of tut ronfrDca. liaa -
rofk swapt lo a darlalva victory
nar hi hoooar opponanl faltelni
onla In Iba second aat 10 roira
bark siroDf and lorrrasa tha t'oin
hmkar championships for tha day.
Tha sroraa of (ho Saiualsy aflr
noon's tats wars: C 2. 1 1. S. I.
Least Ono Match
Haa.oock loat only ooa match
during tha ootlrt two days' play
competing in fla matchaa. mora
than toy other player. Ha defeated
Brown of Oklahoma In tha first
match. 10. Welch of Ames
fell easily by a C I. 2 acoro wtiJi
Silrerwood of Ksdsas Staia being
eliminated Friday afternoon by
Heacock. I I. I I. Tha Corohusker
are axlvnead to tha finals by de
feating Robblnt of Iowa Stale I I,
1. I I.
Tha Hoekar sea dlsplaed a cool
steady game throughout tha tourna
ment and although conceded a
amtll chance to win tha title, came
through In great stylo io sweep
Into an easy victory.
Carol Dubry advanced to ihe
quarter finals of the tournament,
being eliminated by Hobblna. Sher
man and Cameron both lout out la
the second round and were de
feated In their first match of doub
let play.
COURT STEPPERS
ENTER ROUND 3
Racquet Wield erg Advance
Another Circuit in
Doubles Matches
Third round of the mixed doubles
tournament it to be played by
Tuesday, according to Nellie May
Dions in charge of the tournament,
or the games will be forfeited. The
iourlh round it to be played by Sat
urday, and the final game will be
played Tuesday. May 28.
Fourth round of the Intramural
singles in tennis starting tomorrow
is to close Wednesday night accord
ing to the report from the intra
mural office. Winners are to par
ticipate In the fifth round v.hlch
follows immediately and closes Sat
mday night. Four players will then
take part in the fifth round which
w ill be run off Monday and Tues
day, May 27 and 28. Championship
pames will ba played Wednesday,
May 28.
Winners of the third round are:
M. Swanson ra B. Kelso; M. Gere
vs R. Diamond; M. Ward vs L.
Knox; Sheridan vs K. Indoe; H.
' Swanson vs B. Waters; B. Nelson
vs M. Kaufman; V. Woolfold vs K.
Treadway; D. Zimmerman vs Hop
ping; Leeka vs H. Krarrtip; G.
Leraldln Tt V. Norton: M. Macken
zie va H. Parker; J. Allen vs I.
Shelburn; C. Cooper vs B. Spencer,
p. Robbing vs M. Kimball; E. Mo
nia va S. Abbot.
CINDER BTAES COP
VICTORY AT AMES
(Oottaned Front raa l
dash and Griffin fourth in the mile
to swell the Nebraska total after
the third event.
Iowa State with a first, third and
fifth In the mile made things
cloudy whan they scored nine
points to place thmeselves on lop
of the heap. Ashburn's unexpected
second In the shot put and Krause's
Lamson't and Thompson's third,
fourth and fifth In the low hur
dles placed Nebraska oat In front
again where they remained until
the final countings.
Oaalan Beats Self
Bill Oasian vaulted six inches
above any of his previous attempts
when be cleared the bar at 13 feet
3-4 inch, one indication of how
strong thay were working for the
Mile. Roger Bevard tied for second
place in the high Jump and placed
third in the Javelin with Benbrook
tring for fifth In the high Jump.
Eller waa fourth In the 220 and the
mile relay team of Mays. Currier,
Campbell and Wyalt broke Into a
third place behind Missouri and
Kansas. Janulewlcz ran a nice
raoe In the half mile to place third
behind Epstein and Schwartt of
Missouri.
The Nebraska team reigned su-
preme on the track, failing to score
only In the quarter mile which
went to Hursley of Missouri On
the field they counted with two
firsts and a tie for another with
Ashburn and Rowley counting sec
ond and fifth in the shot put.
Team Outdid Reports
Tha dope sheets compiled the
past two weeks gave Nebraska one
of the best chances of any of the
Big Six schools, but did not counter
them with such a high total. Ash
burn, Ethenon, Wendt, Ossian and
tbe half mite relay team gave im
predicated points to the Scarlet
and Cream to cinch their champion
ship honors. ' '
Coach Schulta'a proteges gave
all they had and battled through to
a finish In one of the most thrilling
meets in Missouri Valley history.
Every possible predicted point
came through with the addition of
severer1 ethers to bring the second
Big Six", title of the year to Ne
brasgs. I at aa .Ms hurrtlpa: Won hy Mm
KraaVa; ronii. Hagar. Inaa
tftfa;. F'fVnina. Nhraaka. third: far.
. rVMahoma. faurth. M. W. Su.
J(i at. fifth. Tima: 14
ra -d dah : Waa ty WH:. Rati
Appropriation Muddle Regarded As
Unimportant by Chancellor Burnett
Draws Much Attention from
Fact That University ! in
, Danger Losinf S3, 000. 000
I bj Legislator's Error
Color's eete: Thit it ef
ser.es ef trief weekly articles
by Chancellor I. A. Sureett.
Umh 'irnikn haa been dtawa
irrciult lo iha (an lhal It t'nl
lereti u in danger of loom mote
ihan IJ.ix'O (Mm owing la en error
of omieeion In Ihe bill as II finally!
came irum the icgieiatite mam
Una. I am ni aiaii.-a io rrgaro
t lha ni 1 1 rr a rililralljr ai hianr
om but l.i u. 1.1 haa lha mouajrof r(iaiuia did ar.ually
j If lha t'nhnili) laapa on ruunini
i not ai io iiuna mn nmai
Ixiina In mind retarding Ihli
nmiif).
1. In lha fliat laa ooa mui
niambar thai I It is la nol nionay lhal
I h ,0 a.r'rlaird fmm laia
I Hon ioH lhal a alraady
mona) lakan In fiom faaa
mono fiom lha aala of farm rropa
anrt mhrr ihinca. munri thai in
.i.Rn. .a i. t.i lalhatli
. " "
'a rawiivini iinin
Faais Littia Werry
onale eiiflirni opinion na nrrn
v..
that thl. ....nry did no, I,.,.,, b.
appropr.a.ed b the lr..L.ur-
..no I. ' n,h'. hV"'"r.'
versny anyway aim .a i-a---..
. Hi. ai.ie iieaiuier for Ihe pur
pose of rherklng up. In no sense
Is II money from taiatlon. Rut It
has bi-rn felt lhat the leglslaiuie
aaa Malai. laaa ia"a. aaran I aa.la
laaa a.aia. II. Ur.i. lMk.
rauiih. a ael. kanaaa fi'Hi. Tuna.
ttqua a runff.a.ua la.utd aal b l.a"ka
Nan.aaaa In ' I ...
Mlla un. an a Hak ln"a a ala.
MHIa. Kanaaa a.aia. aa. ..nd lo ''
third O.lffin. N.l.-aaaa. tnurlh lilt
nam. loea .ai. fin.. Tim..
a.d daaii V. on hv l...aia. Mia
aauri Hroai Mlaa..url. arn.l. l.aaa.
aula..' Kanaaa. ihlrrt. ). at.aaauil.
fourtn. rlmi. l.alaiioma. ft."- rinia.
'! arl huid.aa Uan nr l a.maa
Okiahama. H.a.. lo-a a a a. aaranrt.
K k.auaa SlMin. third; l.amaun. a
brataa fniih. I homiav.. .Vantaaka.
"f!M vaTd 'daah';' en hy W ll.nt Kan
aaa. Knfla laaa Hlal aa.ond M.lai.
I... S.a.a. h.r.l. KM... W"
fnunh. Adklnaan. ".kiahcmia. fifih
Tlrna. II 1 ...
I raid tun Wan h Kpa'fln
Mie-
. -.. a...,. U iHnin I aunnfl
.lanuia-
win ' Nabraaka thl.d; Inunimia. Kan
aaa feunli. Minahan. Kanaaa. fifth.
Tan mlla run- Won by rnrtuna Kan.
aaa Biharton. Sehreaaa acond; aauia
man. Kanaaa Ihl.d Krmilai.
fourih; Wandt. V.braaka. lima; in
Ona mlla relay: Won bv M'aaourl
IHuialay tMlla. Hroirn. koakvl: Kanaaa
aaiond; Nanraaka. third. Kanaaa Bll
fourth; fk:ah.ma ftfih. Tima: 1 III
lia yard rlv: Won hy Nahraa. I HI
lai. ealar. Kaaiar. I.nwa): Kanaaa.
aarond; Mlaaourl. Ih.rd: Oklahoma,
fourth. Iowa H'aie. fifth. Time: I. II..
Field F.aenla.
Shot put: Wan by Howell. Oklahoma
141 feet 1 1-1 ln-h I ; Aahburn. V.braaka.
arond (44 fa.l 1-4 Inrheel; ftld.r. tk
lahoma. third 144 fear 4 14 Incheal;
l.yon. Kanaaa Slaia. fourth (44 r 4 J-4
It.chaa); Rori. Nabraeka. fifth, 4I
feat II 7-1 Inrhta )
Ulerua throw: Won b Howell. Okla
homa. MZ fa.t II J-4 Inrhaa. l.yon. Kan
aaa State ae'-ond. 113 feel 4 I I Inrhaa;
("hurrhMI Oklahoma, third, til '.at 11
Inrhaa; Ward, haneaa. fo-jrth, HI feat
Inrhaa; Hlnkla. Kanaaa. fifth. 113 feet
' Hi'ih iumo: Won hy Rht'.hy, Oklahoma
I faai 11 1-1 ln.he. Haatd. Nahraaka;
Hopna, loaa K.ale. and Choaia. -Oklahoma.
Had for aa'ond at I teat 10 1
Inthaa, Wallata. Kanaat State and Plan
brook. N.braaka, tied fr flfih at t feat
l-t Inchee
Javelin: Won bv raytlngar. Nahraaka;
I.lTlns.mn. Kanaaa Htate. aacond- Pa.
yard, Nebraaka. ihlrd, Smith. Kanaaa
State, feui-th; Ollberi, Mlaaourl, flflb;
t.letanre: 111 feat 1-4 tnrh.
Pole vault: rVyce. Oklahoma; Oaalan,
Nabraeka. and M W. Soulta. Iowa Slate,
tiat) ai II feet 1 1-4 Inrhee: I.raka. Ok
lahoma, fourih. II feet (nrhee Tru.
blood. Kanaaa and Churchill and Choate
Oklahoma. Had for fifth at 11 4Vat J-4
Inch.
Hroad Jump: Won hy Tnmaon. Ne
braeKa: F'owleaa. Oklahoma. aernndl
Walllnaford, kanaaa. third; l.ewler. Mla
aourl, fourth; Nlrhola. towa Stat., fifth
tiletanra: 14 fret I i-l Im hea. i New rmv
faranca rarord. old record 23 feet 11 3-4
Inchea, ael by gpangler, Kanaaa, In li:i.)
COMINO FESTIVITIES
FEATURE RADIO TALKS
(Contlnned From Page I )
lh. I.tveitor-k Induatry." by Prof. H. -I.
Oramllch. rhalrman of lha department
of an'mal h.iehandry.
1I J0 to :l p. m. -Farm Flah
1:30 to .1;ln p. m. "Old N.braaka
Mrinorlee," an initiation to Kound-Lp
Tneadajr, May tl.
:lrt lo 1.31 n. m.- Weather report.
1:15 lo 9:60 i. m. "Wueetlnna and An-
awera on Poultry Prohleme,' hy Prof. F.
PV lluufhl. chairman of poultr ttue
bannry. :50 to 10.00 a. m. 4-H flub Crtar,"
by Bernard Barnea. '-oMega atudant and
4-H cluhhrr Irom loretto.
11:00 to 12:10 p. ni. "Inaecl Paata of
the Snaaon." by I'rof. M. H. Swenk,
rhairman of ecfinomi: enl.omolnsy.
12:10 lo 11:20 p. m. "Oeneral Ppray
In I'rohlfnia." by E. H. Iloppart, atata
extenalon agent In horticulture.
11:20 to i;::w p. m. 'What Dow. an
Agnrulluro t'nllas Oraduaia Ho?" by
T. 11. (looJdlng, aaaiatant profeaaor of
asronomy.
1:30 to 3:00 p. ni. "Automatic Electric
P.impmii Plant, lor the Farm," hy B. B.
rranar. h cntlneer n arrlculiural
enslneerlns. A talk by O. H. Warner,
aeenciata irofeaior of principl.a of edu
cation. "Rome Tendenclea In Treaent Day
Kdikratlon."
II to 12 noon A radio appearance by
the t'nlvaratty of Nebraaka t'horal un
ion, under tha direction of Howard 1.
Kli kpatrlck. alnslns "Tha r'ather of
Watera." by Charlea Wakefield (adman.
13 to 12 p. m. Karm flaah.
12:10 to 12:10 p. m. -Selection of tha
Daliy Breed and Biree," hy Kn Nn Han
Ben. Iratructor In dairy huahandry.
12:20 lo 13:30 "Keep Oool," hy Al
leKia Wllklna. aaaiatani atala extenalon
asnt In boya' and slrle' cluba
2:30 to 1 p. m. Beslnnlns Spanlnh. hy
Dr. .1. E. A Alexia, profeaaor of ro
mance iana-i a'. AaaiKnment, laaaon 31
In tha textbook.
Wedneeday. May t.1.
:30 to 1:31 a. m. Weather report.
li to 10:00 a. ni. "After Gradua
tion What an a Girl DoV" by Mra.
True Homamakar.
12:011 to 12:30 p. m. Silent.
2:30 to S3:00 p. m. Sociology talk.
"Mlddletown a Book Review." hy Anna
M. Cameron, Inatructor In aorlal work,
extenalon d.vlalon.
Thuradmy, May 23.
1:30 io 1:11 a. m. Weather report,
:35 to 1:60 a m. Weakly mueeum
tall: by F. (J. ' olllna. curater.
:50 lo 10:00 a. m. ' Exarclaea In
Fundamental tiymnaetlca," by Tereaa
Hueaman, department of phyalcal edu
cation, women'a divlalon.
Friday, May 14
30 to I 36 a. m. Weather report.
I:li lo 10:00 a. m. "4-H Club Week"
by Mra. True Homemaker.
12:00 to 12:10 p. m. "Telllnf the
Folka Back Home What Their Boy la
Doin- In the Auto and Tractor Courae."
by C W. Smith, profeaaor of asrlctlitural
ena nearlns.
12:10 to 12:20 p. m. "Uae of Time In
Special for Graduates
50 l.oo
100 of th aa
same XapU
a? A Procaaa carda f y mm
)W Imitation engraving Xaaf.
100 of tha aw
ama e
AWV pim engravee... afiof
Theae carda are engraved In script.
Other etylea In proportion
Graves Printing; Co.
311 NO. 12
3 doors south of Unl Temple
haul. be eiteujed in rouitetjr of
appro Ing lb leetpenjltura of lb
aiue
Ihe law stales follows "All
niooets aicrumg 10 tl uuieiu
ratll fuud ate hetrb) -iui (
.. k - . l.- ...a. k.ialHlwfrtia
i..eotluad and bell ai all nn.ea! ""'"';' ""'''"'J
be eubje.t 10 iba orde.e of lha " .'- -b.a.4
of .nrn.a .,c.,d,0.,: p.o C-,M: "7
..Jed. . wa.i.ni ah.ll be Is.u.d ,
aiaiuf laid fund unlr.a ih..e la '"'" "; "a ''
" .w. . .- iter, carried til firet piaea "antra
aam- Apparent! lha a.p.opr la
nf tha fund. hs. been an ..
. n..-.r..
till Waa RigM
hr lrnl ,oJ ,, umhauifd in
f0nfrnaa I ba rouiaa or anion
lo b lti,n 0uld aarni lo ba ihla
, , umiibla thai lha ofluara of
I kinh inihr allh tha f
both houaaa lotaihar alih tha (nv
rrnor aould ba tiling lo mat.
iiroorr affldatlia roailm lha mat
tar. If piopar ircai opinion
(Itru. Una nililu aatta ai sufft -
Irui aanaoi fui l) ln ihr nionrjr
batk lo lha I'nl ti all) .
ir miii aiu noi ' w
i .... r v.
siiuailun. taroima coiim na naq in
,,oun anion amra lha la l-ir
, ........ in h nn nur a iia. II amai
, pm,,, - ---
; rame to wo,... ...i ...
the w . t . -
' "".7. :: airi
...k
II will be ia.rn .a.-
rloua difficulty, alnce ihe attitude
of tha Icilslaiure la eiy plain ana
.w J i. ..m.i a lerhntra one
in-- - - , -
.4 ric lrleae amei
Of A fir Mortar ltoard$
Ames. Iowa. May 11- Hedges
for Moiiar Htwtrd. an honorary
anclely for women tt Iowa State
college, weie announced lotlay
ai a public pledging ceremony,
an annual etent of elahea.
three-day all-college celebration.
They are tJertrude Khali. Sib
ley; Margaret Sismon. (ilen f.l
Ivn. Ill ; Ksther Cation. Spenrer;
Mildred Burkhead. J-earlng;
Jeanelie Rlcheson. Siate . Cen
ter; Lois Seller. Sloui City;
Margaret Stoughton. Ossga;
anrl Knsemary Koeberle. Sum
ner. Farm Hom.a" by I it. nankin. Aaao-
elate profeaaor ef tural econeml'-a.
II in ta 12 I" P m - Farm F'aeh
t 10 to I 41 p m.- Health tall "The
Veceaaity fot Fkrlv Treaiment ef aim-
pie In.liirlea." by t'r charlea Marina.
reaid.nt ....
2 4i to I 00 P m Tl.a enth of a
.riea ef nat.lt. talk, bv Dt. R. H
Wolcott, chairman of oolov
Saiarday. May IS
I a ie I B. m.--Weather repoil
tn .a I II a. m -tn-isn of Place
Van.. a In Nebraaka." by .1 T Link,
o' ihe department of conaervatlon and
""ru to l a m "More Nebraaka
Memoriae." by tha commlitee for round
up week.
ITHACA. N. Y. (IP) College
students get about everything they
want these days, but the cako
goes to the undergraduates In the
Coilege of Hotel Management at
Cornell university. They are to
have a J500.0fi0 hotel all their own
Just to practlct in.
The hotel Is to be built by Ihe
United Hotelg company of Amer
ica, and It to b" available to the
hotel management itudanta for
their classwork. r whatever you
call it that, hotel management ttu
denta do. or have.
The hotel will be modern with
200 rooms.
PAINTED POST. N. Y. (IP)
Archie Calon. twenty-two. a stu
dent at Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, hit been found after
a fifteen year search on the part of
his aunt, Mrs. Dal!y Llndsley, of
this village.
Calon left Elmlra fifteen years
ago with his mother, and was
placed In a school In New Mexico.
His aunt searched for him ever
since, and when Dr. C. E I.tikens.
superintendent of the Children's
home and hospital st Albuquerque,
N. M., recognlred the name of his
former charge, the affair was set
tled. Dr. Uikens hafl read In a
newspaper of the search for the
boy.
NORFOLK. Va. (IP) -A apeel
limit of thirty-five miles an hour
is nothing new In fact it is on the
books of most state governments.
But something that Is new is a
thirty-five speed minimum regula
tion, such as is to be In effect on
the new .lames river bridge con
necting Norfolk with Newport
News.
Drivers who Idle along the five
and a half mile stretch will faco
arrest this summer by of:'itft who
sre to be out there to si-e lliat no i
one drives less than IV.rty-flve
miles an hour while on 'I'e span
The sky is the limit shoe that,
mark, officials ssy. The Math speed
limitation is to relieve ile heavy
traffic expected on the Inldge.
The Conserratlve Co-Ed.
(A one act play in one act one
act.)
Time 'Most any old time.
Place It doesn't matter.
Mary: Well for heavens sake.
Elsie, has your old man struck oil
or eomethlng?
Elsie: Why, what do you mean?
Mary: Here's what I mean.
Every time I see you lately you
have been sporting a new dress.
You have either been doing a good
Job of shop lifting or else your
ship has come In. That dress you
have on must have set you back
at least 35 or 40 dollars.
Elsie: Nonsense, Mary. Don't
you ever read the papers? Haven't
you seen the wonderful values
that RIDNOURS are offering. Why.
I bought three dresses for what
one would have cost me anyplace
eise. and you can judge for your
self whether or not they were real
bargains. Adv. ,
Come On Fellews
Let's get our dates atd
go on a picnic. But
FIRST left get a hair
cut from
Mogul Barbers
127 North 12th Street
Tiir. DII.Y MMKNSKAN'
W W CULtY
Ana" another athletic ln fram
the Cernnweker eeel will taear
lha okiii a' te Sit
Itniffrfnil Wni-, nifivv
te
j '' "-"'f-"."-p-
'flit.r'.'i! ...a,.
Ntbraafca bnnoa baea a Cham,
..... .. ,h, fer tha firat
mtn in tha pralimmanaa an
Friday aflarnaoa. lha Nabrataa
taam aa givan tha adga in tha
ig ta tarry aff first plact ban
ars. Oklahoma. Ntbraska a ciassal
rival In ht canfaranca maal. fall
shan af tha Mu.kars by graat
numoar of points. Iava atata cama
far third piaca
; jayhawkars doss bahmd. Miaaauri
(n4 lnt Kanaaa annaa brought
up tha rtr with SI and l points.
-
raipactivaiy.
; Ual rrl, thia roiunin
laai piruicuun ui i- r
- .....ii,, a.ar in
, a.-., n- .-- ; , ,
huocfc lhal th Muiken would
bring back tha championship and
r.,ii.i',
we couldn't reaiat idling what the
, opinion of ihla column was Not
Not
since me aas oi w.pi.-.
. frank Witsig and oihcrs lias mo
i .... .
I Vahraaka Irai
Vehraaka Hack team proudly die
I nlave.l Ita colore of Srarlel and
Lream on lop ot ine po.r .
nlnita of Ihe conierence. nuu.u.
"!!' y
Of the HUfaors
nd ii tni in.
around ihe camp
v.
before Hie meei naa n '"'Idspollne. motor oil ami similar
lluskers were In fine mettle and (l Bd ,h, romhmsilon lias a
ihe Nebraska Hack mentor kepi i
ssylng that the Huskers were rated
entirely too high, look out for Kan
sas. Oklahoma has some surprises
and things of that sore, were all
the 'Indian" could say. Ile knew bis
bovt and we will bet our laat that
he knew ihey would bring back tbo
championship of ihe nig SH. Okla
homa, the team lhal has been one
of the outstanding ones in the con
ference, wss beaten by Ihe Husk
s in a tliial meet at Lincoln aome
time back. Thla gave the dopesterk
something 10 figure on. but dual
meets do nol afford the sport
scribe a whole lot of Information
but from whst Oklahoma produced.
It waa evident lhal the Huskers
would probsbly have to fight It out
with the southern team for the con
ference honor.
Finishing the mset with a total
of SI 1-2 polnta. tha Cornhuskora
beat out tha Soonert by aome fif
teen pointt. Tha Soonert rolled up
44 3-4 points to take aacond place.
Iowa State and Kanaat fought It
out for third place and a tough
battle wat the raault. Kansst was
nossd out by the Statart by a 2-3
point margin. And now wo can alt
back and pull the old ttova laagua
Jargon, l told you to.'
The Huskers spilt Ihe bill at
Manhattan with the Aggie baseball
team. Tbe Huskem took the first
game In an extra Inning, winning,
g to 7. In the second bill yesterday
afternoon the Huskers let the Ag
gies nose out a 1 lo 0 victory. It
seema that "Choppy" Rhodes' boys
hsve a knack for winning ball
gamea by a single margin. For the
mat three weeka the Huskers have
been taking the long end of the
tcore by a one point margin. When
the Aggies came to Lincoln, Ne
braska took the first game by a
one point and then came back the
second day to win by another one
point margin. The even split at
Manhattan keeps the Huskers up
In the first division in Ihe Big Six
rare for conference baseball
honors.
Oklahoma Soonars have yet to
ba reckoned with on tha home dia
mond. Down at Norman tha Husk,
ars opened the ssason by losing
ons game, tha aacond game result,
ing in a tie. Last week the Jay
hawkers nipped the Sooners 4 to 2
and Nebraaka easily outclassed
the Kanaaa team, ao from the old
dope ahaet it meana that Nebraska
should win out over the Sooners.
From present Indications the fight
for baaeball honors In the confer-1
enea ia going to be between Ne
braaka, Oklahoma and Missouri.
Missouri split a double bill with
Iowa State last week which mlgl-t
mun that the Huskerr will have
a tough assignment when thay
meat the Cyclonea from Ames.
FOR THE
Graduate
Fine Leather Goods
Fine Stationery
Fountain Pens
Jewelry
Diamonds
Watches
and a host of others
TUCKER
SHEAN JEWELERS
STATIONERS
1123 0 ST.
Gifts !
AY.r York Air
Carries 2,000
7'iri nf ) f
I nii III till
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Eiperiiuent Demonstrates
1 V V . j . : i .
That Induitiial ccniera
Fill Atmoinhero Overhead
With Carbon and Oerma
NKVVM'UK. May IT lta e-ilt-ra j ,,, mmuia orgsnlaius kepi ron
In DitHlrtn mduaiiial roinniuiiHirt j siantly in motion b lifaty pas
are bieaililng an amioapliere ' t mrr and ehl.tilar trailtr. lha
charged with raibon pan lt la. i rkli-Ukle prt aenre of Ihe more
eepiir
mailer and lair, lha la at bring
laigrly raibon niniioilile and aul-
pbur oiidea-ll has been tetealed
by a laboiaioi) analysis of New
tork Ctiya ainioaphaiir lonient
luat completed by 1'iof H M Shel-
don of New toik I'nlieiaity fori . ,
lha hnuko Nu.Mhie , omnil.teo. "Agalnal aome of M,e rarer
"oportlons of at.ltd m.t.er a.e: '" lwe,er. few .Tiaons de;
eUiyflV. IH-rreni .a.bt.n dual, flf l'maneni nsis-tnce. and
leen percent mlnetal and ash. and ' - ' 1 '
twenty rcenl get ma and arptic i Scene; Lincoln Country Club,
niaiier. ' Time: ay after lomonow.
Hased on recent compulations Hunan: l.lalen. girls, gather
lhal In tha SH.lMiO triKi cubic lert ot dose, and I II slip )ou aome Joy
atmospheia oer the city there ate; fU news. Whether you glila know .
approtiniaiely 2 Ii'u ion a of lniii or nl. I purchased a rnmpleie
and dust, I'roffsanr Hheldon't spilng and auminrr outfit for leas1
aualyaia ludiialt-d Dial Hie t't per . than S.r'. Ili-lieve It or nol. '
cent rarbon content amouma to' Chorus: How come?
some J.iiirii.niMl pounds of liigli ola- Susan: Well, ton know I neter
tile fuel, or enough lo opt'ia'e lliej lot.k nint h stock In stnie wide sales
clty'a elei-lrlr Hclii and Kier until I breesi'd Inio Hlilnours Die
plants for sit houis out of . Hie other day. Ininglne my aurprlan ,
I w em four. (When I founil Hist they were sell
x Test It leprtntstivt
'.he ainioephoilc dirt analysla
waa a typlial sample obtained by
the) earner Kngtneeilng corpora
lion in a ictent survey of Hie fil
ters of air conditioning Installa-
, , unliatian
l lii-a i era The
! rarbon dual content Professoi Slid j
(,on nronaunied loal.J
'
greater volatile and heat oualliy
than soft coal.
Professor Mieldon states that ihej
atmospheric analysis also repealed j
appreciable quaotitiea of rarbon
monoxide, a poisonous gas appar- J
ently precipitated by the exhauat ,
from automobiles. He also found
sulphur dioxide and trloxlde. which '
in combination alili water form!
sulphurous and siilphuilr acids i
which are rtrong enough to eat
thru linn.. In suPirlrnt qualtltlrs
these gases have an effect similar
to the chlorine gss used during
tha war. tho In moderate amounts!
their effect Is solely on the nasal ;
and pulmonary membranes.
Germs Load Air
The twenty percent germ content
In the city's air as revesled b Hie
dirt samples Is composed of almost
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NEW CARS
FOR RENT
Juet adding to our line Reo Flying
Cloud Coupai Chevrolet sixes,
Ford Model A Roadatara, Coupes
and Tudora. Effective Immediately
2c per mile dlieount on older
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Get Your Training at Parks This Summer
Turin Ait Collet hat 54 inttrurlort, 11 builJingt tajrh a floor tpmrt of
60,000 square feet end a total inreilment of more than $350,000.00
Fly ing has come js, wiy 1 program now under
down to business.
Ita development is seen
in the beacons of light
tracing the night sky.
It is heard in the busy
bunt of airplane fac
tories. It is measured
Ft.,
V
In the magnitude of investments.
It is recognized by life and acci
dent insurance companies. It is of
ficially acknowledged by Congress.
"Man hat entered the most
dramatic era of all hit history"
There's a real opportunity to step
into aviation right at the time
when it needs college men to fill
executive positions.The tremend
ous expansion and development
PARKS AIU
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Missouri Theatre
Building
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sw la Hm Midls. of t aaspvlav MrtfsU.
Sm iijs f rial. DM.ttSra, knasins
irvlaM fartart, nrslatjrastl, rrcrraliaa
had. anal aieji nlery halrl arc mn la
Hti. Her y will cm yaar Irainiac ia
aa calbaaHt, pregtrea. rst irexsaae-al.
one million found of baiirrla and lha ara lha aourraa of mini of
aliuilar uinl .riiik. ranting lllnraaea rullr lo croaia lon
Horn lha loiiiinon llrimM- I anil I UUiona Whlla alrenuoua :(oni
oiririilticM r ronataniiy pieeem
ou .lie klu of all human Ix-lnta
i "tl Ihe roiuinon rauwa of trim
- j poisoning -lo itHlaloijr eplrorh
i laa llmuiril ina latter, iuu,
' d',,
I iH ' nol rl roni
, lk,,,i,B Mni ia of ail ma cuna
,an.i 'C'ir fault i-a 10 ba loumi m
. . ...... a.... ...I
.i...a m ..i.i 1 1 u iiatiiia-tit "mm
mfUi.ni to .onrirm r b
, llt f Ihal lha air of Ina my la alia
i (minion genua or aepuc iiaoinna.
mr'i aa Ihe illplm'orriia and ant-pn-
ii tM- us, l not surpilelng. Theae
j herir-ita are ao common. Iioaever.
most rliy dwellers attain a
certain immunity to them,
a....i..t... a..i.
tng alt inrtr nrceaea snn simmer
coals ai half pi Ice! I bought two
dresses for 112 9 eerh lhat were
marked down from I2.V And this
sport flannel I have on now waa
only $1 ST.. Itelleve It or not!
Chorus: Hoy, howdy, me for
Rldnoura: Adv.
h
Iff
(Runabout Dresses
13ravcl Dresses and Ensembles
Ultra-fashionable Frocs
4
wearable erepea, ptinta and pork
dots.
waabable crwpe in pastel shades.
sleeveless jacket dreaaet in silk
crepes and knitted aportawoar.
-dressy afternoon frocks.
formal 4 laser aad danoa gees us.
4
vvjp;'! precedenled demand
JTfw for hi.th calibre men.
,J1 It ia the kind of fu
1 lure you ran eel cn.hu-
I elastic about a real
opportunity to show
your ability in a thriving, young
industry where recognition is im
mediate. By all means, get your air train
ing now thia summer. Come to
the largest air college in the United
States, and get the thorough
training that only Parks Air Col
lege can give you vith its corps
of highly experienced classroom
and flying instructors and its lat
est type airplanes and equipment.
COLLEGE
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Cable Address! FARKSAIR
SL M) AY. MAY 10, i2o
arw ih-ii. iimui uq inn par Im
lies I ill and other aorlal bunaut iu
lessen Ilia quantity nf foreign it.,
ler In our air. It would seem I.,m,
Dial, aa rondltlona become n,0l,
and moie rioaded. we will bae
lo employ meana of purifying tDr
air which entera our liomra, ofli.r.
and public gathering placet
"An Investigation alinilsr in t h. i
In New York city waa ion, In, t,u lu
Waahlngion, II. C. last arrk. uii,(
dual taken from ihe an tundnitu,
Ing filieia In the liouae of rej.,
seiilatlvea It waa found that oni,
ona tlilny slitli aa niurh dual
pieseut tlicie aa in New voi. ih.
esilmaied total for ihe enilie lit
trlrt of Columbia being leta n,.,
ninety Ions. A higher peneniaj,
of Ihla la leportetl lo h tali an:
aepllc particles.
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TEMPLE CAFETERIA
OOO O COOKINO
atgAIONAILt elicit
Learn to Dance
(Hiaewnlea ta I earl. tu In ai
prlvaia leeanna
Classes Every Monday and
Wednesdsj, 8 to 10 p. m.
rHrate laaatina Mnrninf
A ft ernonei snd. PS-eninf
OaJl for Appointment
Mrs. Luella Willi&mi
PRIVATE 8TBDI0
PHONI 1?M 0 IT.
HOTTTj cokkhtskrk
UNCOLN. KTBRASKA
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m an j ia, iuimh
Train at I lie largest ea-snllilary air
arheol I tbe tailed Staleo. Parks give
a rompleie aviation educaliaa. Ounce
includei
Primary Flylag Cearie
AelvaMece Flwlag Caarai
Wight anal Bllnel Flylag Curee
nechaalei' Cearie la
Alralaaea anal Englae
Canmerelal aad Aerial
Phtlairaaliy Caarie
Caasalete PUta Caarta
Two noBiha at Parka fits ywa fera piUl'a
job,pavio(aOa aaaatlt Mj. Yew
(el thorough ioatruettaa ia
lVavlgatlaa Aerawaaait
Alralaaeaealga aiggiatC
Alrpert Management
Aerial Phtttgraphr
rlc.aDa a laerai(k akoa ewnneia pewer
plaau everything fraaa tha big Libertr.
Wbirlwlad, aad tainkild, aWwa lu lit
little VeJie angine. All eapjipaMBl aad
plaara are tha latest lypa, aiiatl ear ia
etructare have aw ewviable ra patati-aa
bath aa pilots and claa.reeaa Hark are
Fill ia lA caatpM leete t r Cat ewr aa-e
iffiutrafeaf mooklet aitet raaaf Ike aafcata
tlery your future In aalarfaa.
PARKS Allt COLLEGE, lac "l
, Ma.Tkeatrc Bla(.,SL Laxaia, Ma. I
I Sead aaa year lUaatralcat beaklet
Skjwmr Ha," deeeribrag the Ptlae'e -j
Caune.
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