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University Missourian., 1915-10-26
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! One of the reasons for the abund-
ance of football material of Ames is
seen in the statement that there are
200 Aggies on the Varsity squad, as
compared with the Tiger squad of 80
men. The same holds true in cross
country work. Here's where Henry F.
Schultz steps in and says word.
Schultz Issues Call
for More Material.
Missouri was defeated pretty badly
in the cross-country run with Ames
Saturday. But Schultz sees a big
reason for Ames having it on the
Tigers. The Aggies' team was the
pick of sixty men in regular training.
The Missouri team was chosen from
fifteen cross-country men.
Coach Schultz has issued a call to
the student body. I'VE must have 100
men running from now on this fall" he
says. Then he quotes Jack Moakley,
Cornell's great track trainer. who once
said that runners are made"
"Will you give us chance to help
make your" asks Schultz.
Hare and Hound Chase
Planned for Tuesday.
On the next ten Tuesday and Thurs
day afternoons Schultz will hold hare
and hound chases at 4:30 o'clock. 1t
is believed these runs will do a great
deal to develop long distance ma
terial. The first race, to be held
next Tuesday, will be run over a mile
and half course south of town. The
hare and hound chase is not strenuous
and regular cross-country men will
not be allowed to enter. Freshmen
and sophomores are preferred. Medals
will be given to the highest point
winners. Coach Schultz asks that
everyone who will take part in these
chases see Wilbur Hutsell or himself
for the details.
ROOters See Victory
Over Kansas Aggies.
If the Tigers improve as much this
week as they did in the week previous
to the Ames game Missouri should
start putting games on the right side
of the ledger Saturday when the Kan
sas Aggies come to Columbia. This
seems to be the general sentiment Of
Tiger followers, despite the good
showing made by the Farmers in
their game with the Jayhawkers. 1t
isn't going to be walkaway for Mis-
souri,. Nothing like that. But the
Tigers are finding themselves.
Sixty men attended a meeting of
basketball enthusiasts last night.
Talks were made by Coach Van
Gent, C. L. Brewer and Captain Wear
Van Gent urged that more men come
out for the team. Practice will begin
tomorrow night. George Taaffe, form
er basketball captain, will coach the
freshmen.
The juniors won the first interclass
football game yesterday afternoon, de-
feating the freshman team, IA to 0.
The juniors scored in the first few
minutes of play. when Joslyn, quar-
terback, got away for 35-yard run.
In the third period Bond placed the
ball on the freshman 5-yard line by
a long end run and Peoples plunged
over the line. The seniors forfeited
their game with the sophomores,
who will play the. juniors to decide
the class championship.
University Missourian., 1915-10-26

For Rent-A room with excellent
board in private family, for men stu
dents. Close in and near campus.
Address 113 care Missourian. WAS
University Missourian., 1915-10-26
REAL ESTATE

For Rents room modern house
With barn. On the south side. Price
szz.50 a month. Address &c" care
DAILY Missourian. Was
University Missourian., 1915-10-26
ART

Our exhibit of Ruskin Proofs will
last only a few days more. They are
reproductions from the works of old
masters, hand colored and made from
copper plates. Do not lose this op-
portunity of getting them at our low
prices.
CAMPBELL & ALEXANDER.
University Missourian., 1915-10-26

We have just opened a fresh cask of
very fine sauer kraut. Try some to-
morrow. Per h. sc. Home made
horseradish, per bottle, 10c. liETZ-
LER BROS, Phone 165.
University Missourian., 1915-10-26
~REuBEN-HIs BOOK"

Champ Clark said:
81 read "Reuben-His Book with
intense delight have not laughed so
much since l first read Mark Twain" :"
Reuben-His Book is on sale at the
COOP. Only so cents.
University Missourian., 1915-10-26
REMNANTS

A pennant, 14hx36. for only 80
cents; a pennant, 101zx26, for only
20 cents; the best bargains in felt
goods always found at the COOP.
University Missourian., 1915-10-26

Phone 55 to have the Missouriar
delivered to you. 25c month.
University Missourian., 1915-10-26
LARD

Swift's old fashion pure lard in so
lb. cans for Wednesday only. .121ac.
RAIDER & STEVENSON, Phone Il61
SAUER KRAUT
University Missourian., 1915-10-26
classified ADO
VHalf cent a word a dayO
ROOMS

A large front room for two young
men, single beds. on second floor.
Pemberton Hall. P49
University Missourian., 1915-10-26

For Rent-One furnished room for
two students in private family. $40
month. Phone 1181 Green, or come to
corner of 9th and Rogers. DAT
University Missourian., 1915-10-26
SOUR PICKLES

Special for Wednesday only: Very
fine sour pickles, per gal, 35c.
HETZLER BROS, Phone 165.
University Missourian., 1915-10-26

Woman student in the University
desires quiet room convenient to both
campuses. Could bring roommate to
share double room. Leave address
for Miss L. G. care Missourian. GAG
University Missourian., 1915-10-26

Read "Tomorrow's Best Bargains -
University Missourian., 1915-10-26
CABBAGE

Good, firm cabbage for 1c pound
tomorrow. We are overstocked and
it's your chance to buy cheap. DODD
& COOK, Phone 80.
CHINAWARE
University Missourian., 1915-10-26

! or 2 nice, modern, steam-heated
rooms for rent for young men. Ad-
dress an" care Daily Missourian.
M45tf
University Missourian., 1915-10-26
CHINAwARE

Painted chinaware, painted with a
brush not with hammer, on sale at
the COOP. Some beautiful Colum-
bia scenes painted on good china. 30c,
40c and SOC. The Coop.
University Missourian., 1915-10-26

School girl wanted to work from 1
to 6 afternoons. An excellent po-
sition for a school girl. Address &c"
care Daily Missourian. G41tf
University Missourian., 1915-10-26

Observation-Disclosures; with some
knowledge of automobile accessories
preferred. Address III" care Missou-
rian. H41tf
University Missourian., 1915-10-26

Dancing lessons taught privately at
sos Conley avenue. 75c per lesson.
44S White Gtf169.
University Missourian., 1915-10-26
BOARD

The best table board in Columbia
for 81 a week Located conveniently
between the West Campus and the
Agricultural Bldg. Mrs. Alberta War
den, 507 Hit st.
University Missourian., 1915-10-26
The Best Music Columbia
Affords for l7C a month.
Can YOU Afford 1t?

Only through the efforts of the Phi Mu Alpha
is it possible to hear renowned musicians at
such ridiculously low prices.
To attend these same concerts in larger cities
would cost you from dollar to three dol
lars each
Season Ticket the Phi Mu Alpha series for 81 admits
you exactly 16 23cents EACH One
concert will be given each month Is college educa
ton complete without acquaintance with good muscf
Remember the Season Ticket entities you
to $50 reduction on the extra Fritz kreis-
Ter concert next Friday night.
Kreiser is one of the worlds leading volinists
Don't miss this opportunity to hear him.
University Missourian., 1915-10-26

Call 399-We feed man, beast and
foul. COLUMBIA FEED AND GRAIN
co. Opposite Wabash Depot. C5S
University Missourian., 1915-10-26

Notice boarding house keepers: We
have all kinds of For Rent" Room
and Board" Table Board" etc, signs
for sale. Herald-Statesman Ptg. Co.
Virginia Building. H9tf
University Missourian., 1915-10-26

Wanted:-Second hand furniture,
mems clothing, shoes. Miller's. ia
Walnut St Repairing done. MA
University Missourian., 1915-10-26

Wanted = To buy students old
clothes and shoes. M'CAMMANS, 26
N. 9th street. Mc50.
University Missourian., 1915-10-26

Films developed free at Browns
Studio over Berry's grocery. BAG
University Missourian., 1915-10-26
FOR SALE.
MISCELLANEOUS.

Call 399-We feed man, beast and
fowl. Columbia Feed and Grain Co.
Opposite Wabash Depot. C58
University Missourian., 1915-10-26
LOST AND FOUND.

Lost:-Between the Palms and
Locust street a pair of shell-rimmed
glasses. Finder please return to 500
Rollins or Missourian office. S39tf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
GOING BEFORE BOARD
Delegation WIN 60 10 Washington 20
Ask That southern Half Of state
BE Put In Kansas City District,


W b. Harris. secretary Of the state
Bankers association; Frank Craig,
president OF the City National bank
Of Lawton, and T.. X. Thurmond,
president Of the First National bank
Of Sayre. left Saturday afternoon for
Washington. They will appear there
Wednesday us "A committee from the
oklahoma Bankers association before
the federal reserve banking board to
urge that all but five OF the counties
In this state be taken from the Dal-
las reserve district and transferred to
Nansas city
The committee expects to recon-
mend that Bryan. Choctaw Marshall.
Pushataha and McCurtain counties OF
Oklahoma he retrained in the Dallas
district as they are closer to Dallas
than any other counties In the state
Another reason IL that b. A. McKin-
ney OF Durant, Bryan county Is a
director of the Texas reserve bank
and the bankers OF Oklahoma have
no desire to remove him from that
position.
OklohomR's side OF the case will
probably be presented first by Score
tary Harrison, who has prepared an
exhaustative argument from the
standpoint OF the practical banker.
Statistics have been complied in the
railroad offices throughout the state
showing that the majority OF the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
The OVERHOLSER.

Little Emma Bunting has no fear
Of comparison with Miss Eleanor Rob
son In her Interpretation Of Merely
Mary Ann" which will have its ini-
tlal production Monday evening at the
Oyerholser Rather does she welcome
such comparison luasmuch as 1t has
been repeatedly made and she has
won rather victory over the road
star Critics wherever the piece hns
been presented by both actresses have
unhesitntingly acclaimed Miss Bunt
ing's Characterization superior to that
Of Miss Robson Israel Zangwill
never wrote anything else as good as
Merely Mary Ann" and II Is believed
that Miss Bunting never enacted II
character so pre- cmlnenuy fitted to
her as this. Her success In 1t has
been really prodigious, and through
It's magnetic agency she has attracted
thousands " friends who after wit
Messing Marys performance never
lost opportunity 10 see Miss Bunting
In all other roles she undertook. Ac
an estimate Of the value placed by
the star and her management on the
drama scenic artists and stage artl.
sans have been busy for week max
ing preparations for the production of
Merely Mary Ann" Not a single
Overholser setting or bit Of scenery
viii be used. Everything viii be new,
thus aff0rding Miss Bunting lmd her
admirable assistants chance to give
the play ms It should be given. The
story Of Merely Mary Ann has mar.
yelous sympathy, magnetism, dramatic
power and strangely appealing sltun
tions Most people know the story,
II is really wonderful play, one that
cannot fail to strike popular fancy
aud leave its strong lesson imprinted
upon the minds Of witnesses. Merely
Mary Ann" should draw Il hig au
dlcnce Monday night, not alone be.
cause Miss Buntlngs art Is entitled
10 It, but because the play is one of
such dramatic magnitude as should be
recognized. After the first perform.
ance II is assured that the Oyerholser
will he the most popular place In OK
lahoma City, for the pretty little star
will win men and mems hearts
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08

of trade interyened to stop improper
display Of a United States flag. These
are Secretary Shermans words:
"A line OF steamers plying between
England and the United States under
the British flag has for some years
used the United States Union Jack
as iB house flag Upon inquiry being
made by the ambassador IN London
the British board Of trade interviewed
IN virtue of its authority I'm matter OF
shipping and navigation. and | am
just informed that the line in question
hm~ been constrained to adopt an.
other distinctive house flag"
In May 1903. the American minis
ter To Brazil brought 10 the notice of
the Brazilian government the fact
that q Brazilian line Of sailing YES
~cls used II house flag resembling one
Of the naval ensigns of the United
states The complaint was referred
E" the naval department of Brazil
and the American minister was subse
uucutly Informed that the brazilian
flrm owning the vessels in question
had ordered another flag substituted.
Chairman Stone NJ the senate for
rIgn relations committee. a White
House ull"r today, said that In his
opinion the flying Of the American
flag by the Iusltanla was an I'm.
proper use of the flag" Senator stone
added that 10 would he possible for
congress To- adopt resolution pro
testing against the incident. hut that
hc thought 20 matter to he handled
entirely by the executive branch of the
government
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
ss6zz42gE1At s6zAz4g1t!

lahoma City two years ago of the op-
cratic company presenting The Girl
Of the Golden West" David BelascOs
wonderful drama, which, adapted to
music, was one Of the leading attrac.
toins Of the season That remem-
brance is now arousing interest In the
motion pictures OF the production
which are the attraction Of today at
the Empress Life in California dur.
Ing the famous gold rush days Of ls40
Is graphically portrayed by the three
principal characters, being the gLSl sa
loon keeper, the sheriff gambler and
the city bred road agent and outlaw.
Mr. Belasko and Jesse L. Lasky are
sponsors for this Paramount feature
One Of the livest comedy acrObatic
stars ever presented In local vau.
devtlle house is that NJ LeClair and
Sampson, styled almost the strongest
men in the world" on the new bill
Biehle and Glrard present novelty
muslcal act, THE Yankee and the
Swedp
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
MEASURES FATE
YET IN BALANCE
CContInued FROM Page one J

Continued From Page Oncl
y-O-0-0-O-~O-O~-0-~~~~
strucDions. Then the vice president
would be- relied upon to east the de
Gliding vote
As soon ms Republican leaders
learned of the return uf Senators New
lands and Smith II conference wa,
called To consider plans Of action.
The Republicans determined to op.
pose any movement to bring up Scnn
tor Cores resolution to discharge the
commerce committee from adopting
his substitute bill which embodlcs
amendments satisfactory 10 the Pro
gressiycs and may obtain support from
the seven Democrats insurgents
should the Democrats press vote ON
their recOmmltment motion the Rrpub.
lirun~ plan to resume the fiIihustrr.
Today was one II the few I'm the re
cent history " the senate when u fun
attendance, M senators were present.
When the session began Senator Rams.
dell poke I'm favor Of the bill
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
GERMANY WINS
ASSERTS WELLS
Famous English Writer Says Teutons
viii BE Commercial Gamers Even
II Loser, in War

LONDON Irh s The DBiIy
Chronicle prints nu article hy II. G..
Well, under rnu heading. Looking
Ahead"
He says.
"Sufflclcuf attention has not vet
been directed to tlu SYSTEMATIC wreck
Ing Of industrial uuut- In France. Rel.
glum and Poland Great arens of In
dsstry have been devastated.
Suppose present., the Germans are
driven within their own borders .
Fruncc gets her lost provinces. Rms.
-iU mIflr- Poland and Belgium and
Srrvn are pnld adequate iudrmnltlrs.
Even then with the war over Germany
with her far more efficient organlzn
ton aud labor will SOON restore the
slight wrcckugr Of her own factories.
with our vast markets freely open
to the Germans and with our mamfac.
lurers In the chlructcrlsticaly Brit
ISL state of confusion and nuddIp
Germany will sail at once into econ
omic victory She win soon nccumu
ate fresh wealth and energy Tor an
other war.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
THE FOLLY.

The vaudeville bin presented to the
patrons Of the Folly this week Is
guaranteed by Manager Tull to be one
NJ the best ever offered There are
four acts and each one is high class
In every way II lsa bill that win he
thoroughly enjoyed by all. II IL a
hin that viii he appreciated by old
and young. One OF the acts, that OF
Mcdonald and Edwards, singing and
talking. N one Of the classiest acts Of
the kind ever seen and heard In this
city. There II not dull moment
from the beginning TO end These
people made decided hit with vaude-
Vile admirers yesterday afternoon
and evening and were forced to re
spond 10 neumerous encores II is an
net replete with new songs and Jokes
Another act In song and talk with
clever blt Of dancing Is that Of Hans
and Bohbie Dale The Highland Trio
have nm exceptionally clever act In
singing, talking and musical. There
IL good comedy and the imitation Of
minstrel brass band IL a feature.
From novelty acrobatlc standpoint
and something entirely different from
things acrOhatiC II the net NJ the
Three Kells There are features in
this act never seen before In local
vaudeville II IN an net full Of funny
situations and one that will be highly
entertaining for the children And in
addition to this program there are ak
reels ~ the finest pictures including
the twelfth episode Of the worlds
wonder picture, Zudora. Tonight's
episode will involve the mystery Of
"A Rag Of Diamonds"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
HALF BILLION DOLLARS
SHIPPED N ONE CAR

GENEVA. via Paris, Feb S.--A sec.
ond consignment Of stocks bonds
and script sent here from Paris for
safe keeping, soon after the Germans
invaded France, was shipped back to
the French capital In a strongly
guarded car The value NJ the ship
ment was estimated at between $780,
600 900 and $500. OOO 600
According To a Bucharest dispatch.
Baron RurIau Austrian foreign min
ister. at the request Of a number OF
Hungarian deputies, who pointed out
the serious conditions which prevail
at Budapest because ~ renewed ac-
tiyities of the peNCe party has de
clded TO visit tho Hungarian capital to
tsudy the situation
bohemian C2echs continued their
manifestation again the war notwlth-
standing numerous arrests.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
CHURCHES ARE CROWDED
TO HEAR PEACE PRAYER

AMSTERDAM, via london, Feb. &
The churches Of Antwerp, Brussels
aud Malines we're crowded yesterday
at the services at which Pope Bcne
diets prayer for peace was read. Car
dlual Mercier assisted IN the service
at Malines
No attempt was made by the mill
tary anywhere In Belgium To Inter
fcre with the deyotions. In most par
ishes the German soldiers stationed
there who were Roman Catholics par.
ticlpated In the services
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
MOOSE ORPHANS TO RE
EDUCATED IN ILLINOIS

CHICAGO, Feb S-tor the cducn
iiou NJ orphans whose fathers were
members ~ the Loyal order NJ Moose
machine shop foundry aud printing
establishment costing approximately
N15OmN viii be- built ut Moosphcart.
~ Construction NJ the buildings II
wa, announced today will be- begun In
June
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
MODELS TEACH
WARLIKE SPIRIT
English GOVeIness Writes of Efforts
20 Instill MilItarlsm In German
Children: Make Believe Bombs.

In recent book, What ! Found
Out by an English goyerness, and
published by Messrs Chapman Il
Hall Of London, there is described ii
series OF rather remarkable incidents
The first time the governess who
wrote the book saw the children who
were to be under her care she found
that they were playing new game
which Count Zeppelin had invented
and had ordered to be made for
them, TO teach them wurlike
spirit Under the direction OF their
military governor they were plotting
drships over large plan Of town.
and as they pulled little strings a
shower OF white pills fcl from the
cars, breaking into powder on the
buildings beneath They have
begged to finish destroying London
before supper she was told
You must not Think gnadige
hraulein,' said their instructor that
we mean a bad welcome to you be-
cause we hay" played at destroying
your capital It makes tho game
more interesting for Intelligent chill
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08

freight shipments from oklahoma
move toward Kansas City.
Secretary Harrison will be followed
by Senators Robert l. owens and T.
p Gore, and Representatives Scott
Ferris and Joe b Thompson, Okla
homa's representatives I'm congress,
who are using their influences to 80
cure the transfer The other mem-
bers OF the committee OF the Okla
homa association will answer any
questions which may be propoundsd
by the federal banking board relative
to the situation in this state.
Work Is good for boys, but not all
boys are good for work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
THE EMPRESS.

Oklahoma City people remember
with unusual pleasure the visit to Ok.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
CERBU INUsRRECTION
FEARS ARE GROUNDLESs

MANILA, Feb -lnsular Off
cials here chuctcriEe az groundless the
fears OF an lnsurrection at Cebu which
led TO the patrolllng OF the streets
No arrests have been made and no
documents seized Rumors OF impend
ing trouble are declared to have been
founded on baseless reports
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08

Private dispatches received Febru.
AIRY Ut Manila said that native con.
stabulary had checked what wa,
thought to be small riot but there
was no disorder.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-02-08
On War Ships.

All the authorities of international
law and the manual IN Use at the nn
val war college Justified the use NJ
other flags on wnrships The navy
war college manual says;
"Thc regulations NJ the United
States navy state that the use NJ a
foreign flag 10 deceive un enemy II
permissible hut that It must be- haul.
ed down before Il gun Is fired and
under no circumstances Is nn action
tn be- commenced or a battle fought
without the display Of the national
ensign"
The records of international law.
however, contain few instances u
which the use of foreign flag ou %
merchuutman has come into question.
Onc Instance. though not In time uf
war came up during the terms uf
Secretary sherman In the state de-
partment I'm which the London hoard