University Missourian. [volume], October 10, 1915, Page Page Eight, Image 8

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CAMPOS 'NOTES
J. O. Watson, extension lecturer in
dairying, has returned from the Jack
son County Cow Testing show at Kan
sas City.
T. W. Reed, dairy instructor in the
University, has returned from Kansas
.City, where he attended the American
Royal Stock: Show.
C. H. Williams, secretary of the Ex
tension Division of the University, is
expected to return today from (a, trip
to 'Clinton and Nevada. '
C. E. Carter, who was graduated
from the College of Agriculture of the
University last year, is here arrang
ing for a course of extension lec
tures in Clay County. Mr. Carter Is
county agent of Clay County.
Winter is coming. The dogs have
entrance near the -foot 'of Xqwry
street The steam heats the grodnjl,
around these veats7and they serve as
good sleeping quarters for tramp
dogs., j
The quadrangle is shrinking rapid;
ly and soon there will not be room for
the columns! This- startling infor
mation was issued by a sophomore in
the School of Engineering, who has
been engaged la surveying the quad.
He says that the measurements were
much smaller than those of former
years.
TIGEKS, OUTCLASSED,
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Chicago "DftMp" la Places.
By United Preis.
CHICAGO; Oct 9. The "Dry Sun
day" edit' will not make Chicago en
tirely dry tomorrow. Cafe owners
plan to sell supplies of drinks before
begun to retire for the night around j midnight, thus allowing patrons who
the steam-pipe vents at the campus remain io drink them on Sunday.
It's the Fit That Counts!
No matter how stylish a suit
may be, if it does not fit you it
doesn't look well.
A suit made by us is bound
to fit well because you try it on be
fore the bastings are removed. Be
sides, everystitch is made by us right
in our shop.
We do cleaning and pressing also.
CHRIS 0. EHINGER
1011 BROADWAY ,
Also Heme of Brooks & Co.
25-yard line. Rutledge was tackled
before he threw an attempted for
ward pass.
McMillan went in for 'Rider. Pittam
failed at a field goal from the 25-yard
line. Washington punted to mldfleld.
Missouri failed at a forward pass, but
on a second attempt, Pittas to Rut
ledge, netted 20 yards. ' PHtam was
forced to punt The Pikers had the
ball on .their 5-yard line' when the
'game ended. Final score, Washington
13, Missouri 0.
The line-up:
MISSOURI (01 WASHIN'P.TOV iti
iSpeelman (Capt.). 1 e.........r. c Klin
uroveg. u t. r. t, Hackman
Mulr, I. if. r. g., Wright
Lansing, c c, Wetzci
Preston, r. k...... ,...1. k, Grossman
Van Dyne, r. L , I. t. Gray
Clay, r. e......... .....1. e Berry
Collins, (j. b. ? q. b Touchstone
Heppy, I. h r. b, Femberton
Pittam, r. h. ,.1. h Martin
nmie, r. n..... i. u Latvia. fCapt.)
Substitution fiiitner for Pittam. Wyatt
iu, ixiiiuci, ntciu lur iujiius, .ouins IOr
yatt, McAnaw for White. . Pittam for
Rennr. Ratledce lor Klein. Rider for tn.
Annw, McMillan for IUrter. Daugherty for
i-resion, nuHiiK lor ivung.
Officials Radcllu (Illinois), referee; Bur
rows (Illinois), umplrer Thomas (Purdue),
head linesman.
C H. S. OPENS SEASON OCT. 15
When you wa;nt a
picture that is an honest
likeness a picture that shows
you as your friends kn;w you then'
come to us, we take them..
Our equipment is complete and the
best obtainable. This together with
our large north skylight assures the
bejt results.
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Coach Todd's Light Tiwa Will Meet
Montgomery City Here.
Columbia High School will open the
football season by playing Montgom
ery City at the fairgrounds here Fri
day afternoon, October, 15. The game
will be called at 3 o'clock. Coach
Todd has about forty men running
signals. He expects to use at least
twenty-two men in .the first game.
"The average weight of the team
Is Just twenty-five pounds lighter this
year than last," said Coach Todd;
"Only four letter men are on the
squad Wayland, 174-pound.tackle, the
i heaviest man on the squad; T. Shutt,
J 172-pound tackle; RuUedge, halfback,
, and Henderson, center and halfback.
,ChalHes, 196-pound tackle last year
and the heaviest man in school, is
ineligible on account of grades. Va
natta and Hardester, two other main
stays of the team last year, are In
eligible for the same reason.
"The schedule is a hard one this
year and it will take speed and hard
work to overcome -the disadvantage
in weight We expect our hardest
games with the KIrksville High School.
The first of these will be played at
KIrksville, October 23. The second
will be played here November 19. The
other games are with Sedalia, Oc
tober 29; Mexico Military Academy;
November 8, and Shelbina, November
12. All of these will be played "in
Columbia." "
U. H. S. TEAM IN HAKD PRACTICE
Phone 708 Red Whittle Building
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First Game Will Be Next Saturday
With Strong Mexico Teas.
With the hardest game of the sea
son, the one with Mexico Military
Academy, to be played next Saturday,
the University High School football
team Is working hard to get into
'haue. The team at Mexico is unusu
ally strong this year; it held the West''
mlns'cr Blue Jays to a tie score a
week ago.
The hope of the Columbia team cen
ters about H. Wilkinson and Paul
Cheavens, the only men of last year's'
eleven on this year's team.
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SC0DTS DEFEAT RANGE LINERS-.
Score 13 to 0 in Game on Rollins Field
r Merritt Qulnn Stars.
A football team of the Boy Scouts'
here defeated a team made up f
Range Line boys at Rollins Field af
ter the Civic League's exercises Fri-(
day afternoon. The Scouts made 13
tolnts, while the Range Line boys did
not reach the goal. Lynn Kraus, who
coached the Boy Scouts team, hail
charge of the game.
Merritt Qulnn, captain of the Boy
Scouts team, was the star, player,
making two touchdowns. William Fox"
showed sklll at tackling. . "
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MUST HAYE CANE OR SWIM
Senior Lawyers Plan to "BHCk" Tio-
iators of Class Rale.
There is a chance that some others
who are not freshmen may go in tho
pond. This danger faces the senior
lawyers.
That each senior lawyer must car
ry a cane, beginning tomorrow morn
ing, was the resolution passed at a.
meeUng of the senior law students.;
held at 10 o'clock Friday. Anyone vio
lating this resOluUon may be "ducked."
MAr RECOGNIZE CARHANZA'
1 Southwest Corner University Library BlocH. 1
Pan-American Conference Recom
mends Acknowledgment.
By TTnlteiP PreM.
WASHINGTON, Oct 9. Recogni
tion of the Carranza government was'
decided upon today at a meeting of
the Pan-American Peace Conference
here. The delegates recommended ;to
their governments that Generaf Car
, ranza be recognized as head of the de-
facto government.
Celebrates Riley's Birthday.
The birthday anniversary of James
Whitcomb Riley was celebrated at the
chapel assembly hour at Christian
College yesterday morning Dean
JBliiabeth A. Hall, had xharge of the
program. Miss Hall gavean account ,
of the0 birthday banquet at Indianapo
lis lat Thursday. She also described
the poets, home. A tribute to Ri
.leyfrema recent number of the Cen
tnry magazine was, read, by .Miss
Blanche Osborn. "Out at Old Aunt
Mary's" was read by Miss Katherinc
Connell; "Onr Hired, Girl," by Miss
Margaret Hutchings; "The Man In the
Moon," by Mite Miriam Murphy.
Cajaariags' Hem Prey for Robbers.
By yalted. Press.
DES MOINES, IiL, Oct 9. Robbers
last night got about $1,000 in cash and
many valuable diamonds from the
home of Senator Albert B. Cumralngs.
Jadge Harrfe te TaBt.ai Faraai.
Judge David' H. Harris wUf speak
at tie Y.'.M. C A. Forum at 6:45
o'clock Monday Bight.
Shingles Catch Fire Fre Syark.
A spark from the flue dropped on
the shingles and caused a ire at the
home -of W. Alberta, 818 North Eighth
street, yesterday morning. The house
was only slightly damaged.
Bey Ben te Mr. sad Mrs. J. Ci Creaey.
An eight-pound hoy waB bora" to
Mr. .and Mrs Jerome G. -Creasy? 414
North Eighth .street', Friday afternoonr
Central Bank Tmm SU
Fourteen minutes after leaving
bOX in thp Ofrralf fVirt traalo.'i
the; Jury in the case of the Cent
Bank against Paul a Lyda retur
a verdict in favor of the defend
finding that he should sot be held
payment of two, notes of $500
The bank sought to collect the
cf Lyda, the maker.. They had
bSered to it by J. N. Booth, head of 1
he defunct Colombia Abstract Com-'
pany, who bad obUlaed them of Lyda.
A daughter was born
Mrs. A. M. Schwahe,,
avenue." yesterday morning.
to Mr. aad;
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ready for your inspection. We take
special pride in calling these really remakable
shoes to your attention because we were among
the first to recog
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wholly NEW
IDEA in Footwear.
The trade which
we have developed and the satisfaction Trot
Mocs have given has verified our judgment.
Thousands of people who have never tried
Trot-Mocs will learn their exceptional com
fort this season. About half the weight of
ordinary shoes, soft and pliable from the VERY FIRST,
yet as good looking as any shoe you have, ever worn,
they are bound to increase in popularity. Ideal for chil
dren and equally good for you. Come in while the
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Tonight our Orchestra will render selections
that are pleasing to the ear, some ragtime,
some classical, and some specialties they ar
ranged themselves. And while ail this good
music is going on, the chef in our kitchen
marks time with the up-to-the-minute "Good things to
Eat" and sets the pace which places our name on the
lips of every quality eater of Columbia. Your girl likes
to eat here. If she is not very hungry she can order the
most delicate sandwich or salad, and knows it will be
served "just to her liking." If her appetite suggests
something heavier, we serve anything she desires. Cream
ed Chicken Patties, Small Steaks, Thick. Steaks, Planked Steaks,
Ambrosia Salad, Thousand Island Salad, St. Paul Sandwich, Home
Made Juicy Cherry Pies, Ice Cream and just a Jof'of other good.
. things.
We have a surprise on our Menu for you tonight.
Music 6:30 to 8:30 . ' . '
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