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[Oil SAl.E--Pure bred 
H pupa. Price 37-50
I red.

[Putt .~'.\LF.~-A good piano. at a bar-
hh. May be seen at 1611 University
as. For particulars write to Mrs.

L [L Teubaa, l9l0 Franklin Av¢.. Lex-
hton. .\fo. Tl“

‘ FOR SALE -1. W. York‘ B. flat cor-

tjat with case. Practical‘ new. good

Ehargain. Call Carter. Y. M. C. A.
ll3-ll8

“era at $5 each. also two females at
him cast. was green. coo Turner.

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‘F’ FOB SAUE--6-room strictly modern
M full siae hase_mt-nt. extra large lot,
“Di side fear blofis from University.
 mi, is.-mini. north sis us
I garage. ‘Owner ‘leaving town.
‘QM. Cary It Frazier. Phone 519.
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last. asrsra Poll pats
NB SALE--Beautiful bout. corner
0 it-sass.-ease and swim Road. is
jflarge hall, 2 baths. Modern.
5!! ‘crifice it Ioltl immediately. See
 Persons. 50? Stewart roll, or
 So. yinth St. P126

' FOB SAl.E—-Canary birds. Two good.

35.0 a month.
isdAdvat& guts llossmm-y.
lssdha

' Phone I254 White.
lnitf

houdaapiq

.'rssm.alssmoms lsr man stadrsts.
Prices

reasonable. I39 College. Phone

sis White.

l03tf
FOB BENT—-Two nicely fttrniahd
‘ems.

FOB BENT—Two large pa
aishod or aafurniahed
FOB SALE--Ranger Bieycig, 1. A4 Windsor. Phone 836-white.

altar January I. for men. 510 5
Phone NI White. NON

FOB RENT-Pleasant rootns for men.
Vice

Taraer. Phone ms.
M10“!

prsgo.$w

at 439
Matt

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FOR BENT-—-Two rooms for girls;

with or without sleeping porch. llalf-

block from Jesse Hall.
to snow. Phone “tom °91'Cm-

707 Gentry.

K10-ttf

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AGGIE SCALP;

i Game by Decisive
Victory Over Missouri's
Old Jinx.

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to

son on lsom-court the Tigers last
snight defeated the Karma Aggiea 4|

.'I1seAggieswsrethefirsttoscare
whoa Poval. their captain, made a goal

from a difficult angle. The Tigers had.
.troIIbla in getting started in the first
three or four minutes. but after Cap-1

.taia Browa'mg opened with his sensation-
al dribbling aad floor work the team got
down to work and a different brand of
basketball was seen trol then on until
the final whistle sounded. The game
turned from a hard tumle to one of ease

Captain Browning was the mar of the
evening. scoring twelve points and dent-

and offensive work. "heat at
also shared in these honors. '
iag ten points to t tally and Bunker
sis. Bunker play a well-balanced
game al gh he has out-tipped at ce
in by utnold, the towering center
A the Aggies.

’ Hays was a bright light in the Tiger

gjnhje ",0... '“h hfidw noon um * defense last nigla. Although bucking s

5.. nm 5.; Q); c.u,‘,_ pk,“ stronger man than himself.
22:.

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room. Close in, at l'nirersity entrance.
Phone 2245. ‘

FOB BENT-—Nicely furnished front

FOB BENT-—Rootns for girls at

719

Gentry. Board for girls Iflll boys. Phone
343 Green. Mrs. J. I’. (Ilatterliuclt. 120

front room.
campus.

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and at them every minute of the game
and ed many
giea might have made

Bumo

for the Aggie-a, did tlseir work well. Both

played I sood defensive tune from the =ffIlI nu-moos fr _ .
d ‘ho ed b_l_ bflltlthe Tigers tonight at Rotltwcll Gymna-
is-ne at am! .- v I -"7 t" 9' lsitllll.
FOR KENT---‘loot desirable corner I uP_.PllY' W“ """'_P°l"‘9 l°' ll‘? ‘°P' ington Pikers at St. Louis la-t nigln and
One block frtimlluhl '55- Hi‘ 35"“? 3' 3 °°"““'"' were defeated 25 to 24 in one ti the
C“! C“l“'l"° -‘°'l"‘- 327- P““-" Pdtrd ll" Ania '0 hep lbifasteel (lines either team has had this

Ml07ti ball in it it territory a great many;

beginning. Doolan, who oprned

‘ ‘times.
7°“ “-’"""°"° M" in “"1"! The Aggies played I different style

pt. Business women preferred. Phone
Ql%t.f

FOB R£N'l'—Farnisbod t’;fl in mod-

orn home, close to Universiq and town.

_Phone 10”-black or call at
hb St. ~ _

31!)
Dlfitf

FOR B£NT—-Modern room near Uni-

verslty for young men or married eon-
ple.

Phone ll%—Blaek.

FOB‘ IENT—At Pemherson Hall.
setaeum

'1‘? SALE on llENT—-ls acres with
than house. barns. two poultry houses.
. Close in on W. Broadway. Call
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WANTED TO RE.\'T-Garage for’
is car, near Stewart Road and Hicks
lvmat} Phone I857-green.

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T-'AN'lT'ZD—A large first floor unfur-
fid room with closet. hone 2.377-
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at Missouri Store. Lll5tf
I B£NT——Garags at ON Collage.
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BENT-Garage at “I Conley.
9l&hita. ‘ Nfif

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lust and water furnished. Lower Apt.,'call am e p. is. sin...

Williams. . '°‘.°
on N. -watttssis. can 919 aha’ 1' 5"
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iof game from

fense was lme in getting started. A five
man offense against the short-pass quick

3 uyle slowed up the Tiger game in the

first three minutes. .0.
The score at the end of the half wlas

l6 to ll in favor of Missouri. The Ag-

gies had made several baskets from the

field hilt had not shown a winning style

of attack after the first few minutes.

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tot. “t b." ‘u “cad ' versity five in St Louis tonight
“la” 626' J89“ rut: srvutsn
FOR RENT—~Excellent room for sin- Missouri Ml)

gle man in private home. phone 2155 Fret-

white. ' Sll? Coal. lllrows Fouls

- ' ._._:__._.. Browning,fic).... 5 2 3
SITUATION VACANT Wheat. f . . . . . . . . .. 6 0 0

Lester, f . . . . . . . . .. 2 l l

W'ANT5D%An experienced bookhfip‘ Bunker, c . . . . . . . . . 3 0 1

er. Apply in own handwriting. Address (_‘..p},¢||, c , . , , , .. 0 0 0

box M. Missourian. .~no.n7 r.,,,.,., , , _ . . , . , .. 3 o 2

‘_ _ Elstncr, g . . . . . . . . . O O O

ANT5D—A girl for general house-"H.y‘ . ' . . ' . . I . . _ . W 0 0 1

.work two days a week; no nashing.;‘.nk_e . _ _ _ . _ ' . _ _ H 0 0 1

Pk.‘ l“7.'Nn' “"1”: wis . . . . . . . . . . . .. 0 U 0
SALESMAN WANTED-—."ith a com’ "' — _
‘pany offering the greatest opportunities 70”“ - - - - - - '- '9 3 9

Kaams Aggie-s ll?)

than experience desired. For interview[Fovsl. f ltl . . . . - -- 1 0 0
Clare, ’Grg¢heaaon, f  I 0 0

'Chriatian Collqe Ave. ll ;Gilmaa. f . . . . . . . . . C l‘ 17

’ " ‘raw T-—~‘ McKee. f .. . . . . . . .. 0 0 1

I EABD AND BOOK \finmold. c . . . . . . . . l 4 ll

—éA— ‘. only, g . . . . . . . . . . l 0 0

B0 RD AND BOOHS-llooma forfileber, g . . . . . . . .. 0 0 1

girls Idhefid holh girlaandhoys.iDoolaa,g.. . . . . .  2 0 3
}7l6 tryland. Phone 1096 fled. Hll7; -— "‘
FOB BENT—-One law! double south 3 ‘°“    Ma:-3.’
‘ 1.2 “uh e.‘ no-P‘ ‘O’ *0" c f  .3) lninltles tirne oul
W‘,  buck‘ ,-  fi:eK:nssP:, folllf; for \fissoun, two:
war AND rocmi ,*Tlll|¢' of sun. I hour and "n -mu!"

Score at end of half, Missouri l6. Agglcs

  

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Celebralthirst  Confer-
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.CAP'l‘AlNllROWNINC STARS
Auie Five-Man Oflense Slowed .

‘is their tiui'v_Iu°;}sse of the .-i.‘

tnbia Evening Iimsr FOR BENT-‘Nice room for twg boys; to 17. More than 2.0!!) spectators tilléd,
ssoeimisa :.ths gymnasium.

rtly fur. onstrating his usual form in l|lI(:lClf;!'nIklV(' 5.‘, ‘.51’, me“ Um-J Io’J‘n_ P,,,.,,, ,,.,‘,u;,..,,-‘,5, rhampmn 0’ "H, “mm. M Mr
he “"dQ'.(.olantbto Hall next 'edn'sdav night tor the middle-u eight ml. 0; ,5. ,,,,,M_
‘l ‘ " Nestor weigh: l7S pounds.

‘VSOONERS M

lie was up:
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counters the As-lPikers‘ Win Hard-Fought (lame:

‘ id and l-‘oval. whom it scrmd_
"”6'12l Coach (Iartis had duailed to carry on‘

lb‘ "l""l' ll" ‘"3"’ ""gthey being defeated by Ames 29 to l8
”‘d"°‘ 9'“ '‘”°'‘ '5‘ Til" ‘ll’ ‘last Saturday night at Norman.

Wrestler tn Headlme Bout , ———— .
. ° ,Adventurers Equip Ancient
A ‘ ‘ Whaler to Seek Cargo
Germans Hid.

Y (onsobolased Puss Ann. M.
; San Fsattctson, Jan. lg
iliusting has been revived.
. When the ancient whaling hark Nar-
lwbal squares away through the Golden
:Gate next Monday, earonss to the $sIo-
'mon Islands. Page Page and other points
of the romantic South Seas there will
he initiated a combined search for
wealth and adventure rivaling the stir-
ring incidents of Treasure Island.
Among the crew will he a former mil-
itary attache of the llussiarf Cur; two
(Lt-rtnan traders who have ffIlf'ffllZl‘tl
with the cannibals of the Solomon ls-
lands; a former captain of artillery who
writs five ovftflflll dflofllltins; a muni-

  
   

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—- Treasure

sltlp captains anti an explorer.
maindcr comprises men who frankly Ill
mil they are simple soldiers of fortune.

The initial objective will be one of
the Solomon group of islands. There.
.2:-cording to the two ()0-rlltan traders i-
liurietl more than 8lS0.fXX) worth of
gold. silver and pearls.

(listing tlzi-. port the .Varwlial will
ll!’ lnatlt-tl with a cargo uf case oil and
.v;:ntl). l‘:vr'I') man of tlrr twenty is
in hair a financiul interval in any pro-

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TIGERS TONIGHT 

A ‘ L Tltffr rmlilrms tlcpentlent upon Va
riuu- tests whit ll a runto-Cant mud pass.
ir" ahartlt-tl to the girls of the uummm‘

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swt.\t.\tt.\'t.' is E.\'('()L'RA(.‘ED

With Oklahoma Last '.i'.‘‘‘'‘ '‘ -"""""‘ """"". “" "N ""
N. h b 1 P _ ltfnl l"pf¢‘\l‘lll\ .1 [ll]. hiifl‘ b[¢-‘thing
'5 t Y 0"ll- from a -ltell, the \l‘(‘\)lltl rt-presents ad T
Th! 0klahoma—h:a—k-i-tb-all team arrived dull; ‘mi H" mm. rmhhm H ' S" P l\‘ -
. pltfns llurh. The tr-ts are on alrnkea’

om 5 Louis to meet

tlI\‘t‘1 and lift‘ sanng.

Working for the emlilrm- t~ it matter
tlf t'lI0tt‘r' lllll N'|Nttlts slltns Pflll “lust til
the girls are intvrr-ted in the teat-. The
cmbletns are given at the eml of the
year.

“Yellow Dog" Initiation Wednesday.

The lttner-ity of \li-.-our: htudent
Masonic (‘lab will rondact an lnlllllltlfl
of candidates into the Am tent Order oi
the Yellow Dog. I their meeting. next
Wednesday evening. Jan. IT. K. t. Sul-
litan. who is styled "1 liief lltgli Cur" ol
the local kennel, will preside over the
ceremonies. This will also l)r‘tN‘t‘Islnn
for a reunion of all Im al anal \i~lllllfl
“Yellow Dogs."

Kelly Wants Benton for St. Paul.
Cy (‘noted Press.

Ci-sciusni, Jan. 13 "Rube lientnn
is one of the squarest hall players I ever
hsndlv-tl. He will play wttli the \t. Paul
club If thv lfrtls are kept from -tgntna
him," .\likc Kelli, manager Ill the ‘I.

The Sooners played the Wash-

season.
This was the first Valley game for the
Pikers and the second for the Sonnets.

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Captain Cocka is the star of the Soon-
er quintet this year and is playing ea-
ceptionally good ball.

KANSAS oceans tiittsixttit.
Jayhawka Take Lead Early and
Rsaalt is Never in Doubt.

The Kansas basketball team defeated
the Crinnell Pioneers last night. 23 in
8.

he game was easy for the Kansans.
The leyhawks play the Drake Bulldogs
at Des .\foines tonight.

Roper Mayrdalt as Princeton Coach.

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Dy Fnued Press. — - — -
Naw Yoast. Jan. l3.—Bill Roper will To Play in New Stadium in Fall.
retire as resident football coach at 5. ¢; 5..., _
Princeton. He will be suct‘eede(f"h.[ Axx/irtit.t~'. lln. 13- l'r~||"l"" "Vi

"Red" Gennert, freshman coach. arcord- .\.".\)' football tram~ will I'll" I" ll" '""‘

§ GOLDEN HOARD ,,

What More Could .
Be Asked?

A box seat on the 50-yard line at the great K. 1.’.
game, a seat in the reviewing stand at the parade (um-
brella furnished) and a ticket to the 1922 Barnwarming.

All of this and more you will enjoy in the greatest
Homecoming motion picture

“The Mirror of Old Mizzou”

Hall Theater---Wednesday

But that is not all! Paddlings, pictures of all games
playedin Columbia this year, close-ups of the team and
old M men, freshman stunts, scenes about the campus,
and about town.

AND--a dance from “Blood and Sand,” music by
the University Band, and other special attractions. -

3 shows: 3:00, 7:30 and 9:00; 50 cents.

Come early if you want a seat!

PACE Sl’.\'F‘l

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'its from the voysp. Each has pat ap will stop at island nfler i-ls.-id. bsrt-- 

what he had as his share of the expenses for copra and other thing. aim-Q. .. ’; ;._
of outfitting and equipping. Each will the cargo space for the return you,-
participzte in the proSto~if there are
n

Capt. (Iltarles Arty. former command-
er of a big trans-Pacific freighter will
be on ll! bridge.

The crew expects to engage in game
hunting expeditions in Borneo and other

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local animal dealer for a live Borneo I ———j—————- l
Tiger and several specimens of tropical V  U
pythons. There is to be no particular %  I
itinerary for the outbound trip. She E I  i

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Shoes Called for and De
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800 Broadway
l'hol|¢ 63

to be shown at the

ing to a report. llaltimore Stadium on October 27.

All-Star

Wrestling Match

COLUMBIA HALL

Wednesday Night, Jan. 17
Mike Nestor

Light Heavyweight Champion of Michigan

Vs.

Chris J ordon

World's Middle Weight Champion.

Fred Peterson

Light Heavyweight Champion of Wilconlin
Vs.
, George Tragos

cum”; Light Ilgavywsight Champion of World.

,   two. falls outcaf“
Gattsraloxdmlsaion $1.00: Reserved .50:  3540
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