.sity men and women who prefer

. intt-.~t~.-mag freshman class every.Phone 898 White.
 Sunclzty morning at 9:20 in the Bi-

!‘ ’\‘i’..\XTlZl)—Tu-cl young men to
‘\‘.'llll lulilt-< at Davis Tea Room.
.-; (‘all in ]i(-rson between the hours .
of ii and 12 or any time after 55 ' ‘ 8161'“ "'

 “.lm]i':ill'.‘ (}rucel'. Must
1, q2l£lll'._\‘ nu.-i:. The Goddard Gl'0;‘,f:'3'.Bhck.
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'\i'il.«..n Avc.. $6,500.

 

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THE c.ol.imBIAMISSOURIAN.‘WED1iIESDAY MARCH 19 19221;

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cLllssIFlEli.,

oneceatawonllabay. . . .8h.haartioaafarIcaWord-

'rl2« «'«-wmbh ill-wt-rho 9 I 80- I FOR SAL!-J—Bottul manure for‘
The Anne

., or iatlou of Newspaper ghwn‘ nd
t‘l.ut-tr.-5 Adnzrtialng llaaagcro. which 3 E Gflowa “ha-ens‘ Phone
inrluila-4 leading newspapers through =[683- - Vi‘-
oul the country and baa for It: all the ——é

rllfllllllllhlvta 3»! gr! ‘Intent 8:. $1 - E   3.3‘ #39.‘
pl 9.-l 4-‘ a \-ert orig. uh; o v .
 3-ll:-miirianfiu ...,., _, om" ‘also baby cal-rage . Good condition

,, ,_,,,""’,,,, ., -Phone 1605 nod, Kl63tf
print only truthful Want Ads and will i"‘—‘}
,,.,.m~.a:a- having its attention called to . o [IP20

any suln-rzis-mm not conlonnlns to rbusiness house clock; in first-class
iiu- l\lI!l)P€l standards of honutio lo at ‘t . b‘'._

‘C ‘en PLOYMENT

’l'tEAlltI.\'G——Exp_ei-t furniturei__—_'l‘tb‘di§«l'-‘bit-lt‘E4lll\T i“."‘lA LAg(;E-SQu,u) Is OU1-‘ll?

3-ppairinlr. upholstering and timbre

rrlW‘i“l=- “""‘ “‘‘.‘°‘' ‘°’ '““‘ ""5 F0“ RE"T"U""""“"°" cf-Seven Letter Men Are Back .1'..‘.f.’.'.'{‘ ..'."‘i..“".”."“1‘3."'...".'i'.‘i..."°.l.f....’..-’Cold Weather Has Forced
' I of C

Twirlers to Work

livcicd. Phone 2064 White. 155-170,rooms and bath. Private entran
.. , Phone 2008 Black. R166-171
Fl:F..\‘llMl-2.\' WAN'l'l5D——Univer-'

 

FOR
('h,ri$li:lll Church to meet with an house keeping rooms. ‘in

-'ll».\\'eed' ll 1'1:
(i“.:.i~(<lg(iollr l'f‘lllil\\'5llli?-urBs€pll.,l‘l)ere house keeping rooms’ 2 blocks from

on time. The Peptomists. ltp “"5" “"1 °‘"“P“5' M°d°"‘-

Phone 1676 Green. D169-171

FOR RENT-T-.1-lrltc attractive
room in Dumas Apt. Phone 985

 

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‘."“l""l" _ Dl68°170: ‘FOR REl\"I'—One nice room

\‘.'.\.\'Tl-‘.l)-A successful sales- -‘Well Bldm Hot and cold in
mm in the territory surrounding“"‘d b“h- Ph0M’170- 1 -
f‘niuliilli:i. .\ln.. by a lzlrire 31- L0l1l3‘

67

9
(‘n,, St. Louis. Mo. 153

lU‘3«\l«ESTATE for men and boys. Phone 1977

I.lSTl-I.\'——l.nrgc:~zt garage '
Foivl ZlLI('l‘.<‘_\' in county and fine pg]; Rm»;-r_,£oom. 10'. ‘ms’

('7'? in "vllcge town as part P353 Hall. Phone 692. Green. Klldtf
Wy-jie t'\\\'llf‘l‘, \\'lll Arthur. Moun- ~ '

routl, Well improved. Nice house

and outbuildings. Easy term. Ap-i FOR REN'l'—-A nice room in Washington in St. Louis.

ply .<i.-md.-ml Insurance Agency..m0def'Yl house. married couple Pre-

1-hmw 2min. 162tf; ferrcd. 1209 Walnut St. Phone 459.'n

.\lll.\’l-Ii’ TO LOAN on Columbia

 

U‘-’('l‘ .\'ewni.'ln':-' llardwarc., 56-tfj":AC"—A—ClA LoDG 
l-‘(ill RENT OR SALE-—4‘room A. F. J: A. M.
lim:.~r. concrete liasvmcnt. good ar-,
den. 110 Mnchir St. Phone 207.’ Special (hmmunication
165-tf Saturday. March 22.

2;...» .'--room house, «.000. kiln Count: Coal
‘Its’-rooln house. near University. -““"_—""—“‘

ldosl l-vctition for roomers and T"? ‘- Ml35°“"‘“ '7'“ “L

boarders, $l.'l,000. -
!\'m-.- 7-rooln linusc, 1 acre, $7.300.  
l have at number of good homes

for 1‘.'tlt‘. , ,
We.-ithei-.~ Realty Co.. Phone 272." 735573.53 SM-,5 *‘°'"CE

1

' FOR .\'.~\I.l~Z——l2-rooni house. close’ air. deed of must, dated um 16th
1" -"l°Dh<‘"3 College. ¢0mDlel»€lY'day of July. 1921. and recorded in
lurlllhlltkl. oak fl00l'8, $10,000. BIS)’; the oflice of the  of Deeds
tcrnis. I
11‘-room house. 1 block from: mortgage book 145 at page 323 com!
campus. 89.250. is rented fore veyed to the undersigned as trus-
$l.l'»2ll pe year. 'itee the fdllowing described lands‘
7'7"“!!! ‘l~l'iCU)‘ modcm 501189. in Boone County. Missouri, toiwitz
1The north four hundred (400) feel
New 8-room brick house. close 10 of the northeast one-fourth of the

term

mice nionthlv . containing ten and one-half (l0 1-2).

News in tlzejfield (F 3132;}?

F
i
4

. Da lfl_66tf

seco d: goes
_--f"‘- ” “ ' —“""—_""" ggain. See it at Ford & Geery's, jew-;
eelera. but

RENT-Nice front light.

' odern.'
169-174,
FOR RElN'T-Two‘ furnished light»

fl.

FOR RENT——Furni3hed rooms 5

and Black. 1310 Ross St. 163-168 the jndom. track 3eas,,n_ baseb

schedule. Baseball opens here
ha

two-term plan. and the possibility and held the initial outdoor practice
of an unbroken season should prove’in preparation f r

summer
53.170! WHEREAS, C . C. Jacks andthe seas

' Ethel Jacks, his wife. by their oer-1

reinstate
of Boone County. Missouri, in.

‘her. according to Coach

iganie was rough and hard-fought,‘
3 HELD'uARcn 2"3z{both teams fouling repeatedly. The’
tueatdlfifst half ended 14 to 8 with the,

iVALLEY swilllllm; user -
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M. U. BASEBALL W8 BACKWARD ‘VARSITY HA?’ 

IN 50-YARD DASH

SEASON OPENS ; AND WINS EASILY 6 LETTERMEN ,,
HERE APRIL 73 ..-.i’:::.'''.; FOR BASEBALL

~ Walton, one of the‘ prescnobright

, - ' 7-‘-_-‘Z C Coac R. o 's s - ""~'“"'-
FOR SA we ‘Tigers Will Play Twelve ,‘,,":,f‘ « 5 "S"""" " ‘" '3 pFrank Reagan and Cyrus

, made track history in

of Eighteen Games I“'c-t;-._ s when in High S_cbool. Lippman of Last Year's

E . ' .
scheduled at ..l.°..$'..~......f’.;:‘ :.°‘::..‘:'.."'..ti...‘."‘:..'. Lane-Up out for
Home_ ‘San Angelo High School team. he Pitching J0bs_

-smashed a few records inithe events
all

The

young star of the cinder lane

<
0

for  Yea!-___Tw0, their_own weapons. One
favorite stories in San Angelo tells

Term Plan Is how he humbled one of the local Inside, Practicing
heroes who_,waa credited around the °
Favorable’ ‘town with being quite a speed de- with Batters‘

 

The lgcr Baseball Schedule. m°"' With threeinficldeg and two out-
lulnbio etter men from last the Tigers will

, . fear. back and ready to don the Ti- team next year.
is particular runner wasnt get uniform‘ Conn
2-s—i.-into. at Columbia. ,5l°W- either» 5611 he $15 no mlffhpproblem seems to_be the dcvelopnfeilt 40
May 9-l0«Oltlahonia at Columbia. for the champion, friends of “Ill-Lof an en-edgve pitching sua-
O h 0 » ton declared. Finally. some one sug-g 1-‘mug Reagan ;, the on]
" “'2 ,‘ ''‘’‘'“‘ *“‘°’ " "'""“" gested that Walton could run back» ‘mu, mung the man

April :.s..x.-hi-..i;. gt co , Walton ran backwards, and beat'ޢ|de,-,_ ," 1
April N-l-'1-—Klnaas Aggie; at Columbia.  in the fift" 5-‘rd 
April l4-lt'r~’Alne- at Columbia.

April 2.'»-2G—Waahington at St. lfluln.
Ma) ‘

Ill)‘ l5-l7-—Klln-as at lanwre cv-
‘ .

Ma)‘ 2:»-2:-Lvru-hlur.-t-nu at Columbia. '“""'d5 "ld 598‘ l-he Chfllhlllrl-‘I’. 8Dd"pitching jobs.

~ In Bl'0\'-'¢'l'. director Of nth-at the fair grounds when the event_u,e “-5,, column

 : . .
FOR 111-31\"1‘_.:; moms and bath letlcs yesterday morning. “The was to take place. Walton faced thmuuon W” good
' Private entrance. Phone 2008- f'”*‘ 5~""“° 5-‘ "OW less 913" W799 Starter. his Opponent WON lhmulh fact that it was his first i
3165471 weeks away, and we have twelve the customary ‘.'on your marks." tgiie). competition. and although h
honlr game-. sums: away for only maneuvers. the Judges took l.llelr‘ng times was unsteady and showed
ix of the contests played." places, and the starter fired his pils- lack of experience h
- against some of the hardest-hie
_ Fortunately. Walton retained his ting turns in the Valley.
. “nd Outdoor‘ track are rapidly neat, presence of mind, and did not run Cy,“ L,-ppman is the only other ml
rt-.~itlt-nee. for sale or will take proP- 707 Gentry. ii block south of Jesse mg the h°”z°" °“ “"3 TW" 59°?‘ OVCT the Starter elld Into #19 ¢l'°‘'fd t member of last year's pitching
back of the official. With rapid to report fo, p,.acm_.(.‘
_j____ 1055 t Y1 £11790 “'9cl<5. Whcfl Ml-‘i-,backward strides, he soon out dis- woflmti in 5c‘.¢.,a] games 1.
tall: \'i‘m.\'. .\ln. A161479 I-‘OR RENT—-l-‘r of large ¢0m' “inn meet?‘ kebraska °" the h°,m° u"‘“'d his °l’l’°"°"‘ “‘l‘° “'35 °l‘“".with an in-and-out record. His ni
.__ ' . fortablc south room. first floor, to d'3m°"d "1 8 two-came B0Tl85- ing the air in the usual way, and dig-{why m.,s1m.k,,{ £.xp(.,.;,_.m.(.__ He
Fill! 5:11-55 UK RF» T-'-20° “"3 young man. Phone 506 Red. 415 Tl“"'° Wm 50 Six home games to broke the tape several feet ahead of. -
form. close to town. on hard rock 13;“ SL H155“ start the season off, lasting u
A i

E

“ith the close of basketball and

$1
1:

'5

Seven letter men are back to he

._ .. ...I___ ‘ ‘ _ . 1 p_ m, Third dcgmt |l"aurot and Terry. 0Ulflt‘ldCl’l-‘; D Q Nowfisoll practice are: A '- '
lllli -\\|-l« 0“ RY‘-Y\T-~5-room , ‘T-rentlioust-. rntcllrr: Renirnn. , . , ‘who ('St1ll)ll.<l'lNl quite a record
.‘.llll‘t'lI hou.-c. modern except heat. K.c_SULL1VA1q'w.u_ pitcher. and llays, first baseman. (‘amp Knox last summer; Ca
Phone .'.2'l'aretl. . 168-173. J_ M_ 1,0345. seflegu-y large squad is working. and V. . ’””" 1' , 1, Brock. who pitched the Sigma
"'3-up duly B um.“ M“ 8 '~.--___.-.---e—O_i.':',:__'+-f:*'— there l.~ as good deal of good nin- Tlllrty. Including THC V9 to ‘.i,.tO,y in the
"“"""°" ' '3 14 t'l-ta‘cd'ths d, -- baball ltfll;Ge—
 .......  2 i... .. .1... ,f,;;,*;,,,;°,';, g,;,,,,";,,,,.°,,_",;1;', ,,;;.. Letter Men, are Out .,,;°,,,,;,°;jrg-y;;',;;,,=s 8 r
’" '''‘l‘'‘'''~‘‘’-‘'- 3“-""0" ' DAVIS COAL C0’ the team ts outside, there is lit- f0!’ Varsity. _ - . mm of “.0 1.3,, 3 0;
‘,,.'.,, ' _ _ .g  _ .‘_ . I , , ._ .
x. ~.....oi.ou..- ureltlocatad Bestccntnllllinohcoal , ,1‘-‘t’.-, ~a, ‘’’j,,‘‘‘ , ’ “
$m_‘_M. $500 down. icm ‘78 ‘"88. oppmi“ w.huh st te oppo uni , 0 pl a team ace bray, ames r
7 Fran

-.- xx
The return to Missouri of the The track team has donned spikes John and-kins who have ggtgblighedl .

1

0
big boon to Missouri baseball. ‘ son. The oval on Rollins _
hich has taken rather a sevcre,sufl'iciently dry to permit rolling,

This year. however, it is hopcd'*"‘." °h3“°(‘ Of d°"9l°Pl"K ‘M0 K°°d to batters.

to present a fairly good team. and ‘Vick "1011 ha"? 599" kel" °" ‘h'~’_ Judging from advance indica-
the pre-war interest ill 3‘l“3d Md 3". _°ll"°"5 h3_"'~‘_ be?“ 7'3‘ lions and pre-season '
baseball, when the dllllllfllldl turned to mlllulfl‘ U'3l_"mK~ Tl"? Missouri should have a large and ef-
bleachers were packed every tinie._“'93l"N"l ‘bunch 100'“ 1”“? P‘”°""5‘ fectivc pitching staff this season,
3155 5 ' , Béfope‘ ml! m3t¢!'l3l- _ and if such is the case the Tigers,
the war baseball was very popular APO“ '~h"'lY <'3"d'd“‘F5 3’? W‘ with their veteran infield and out-
Brewcr ‘f°" ‘hi’ “"”ll>' “-“"“- "'°l“d"‘3 3 field. should finish well up in the

soiiri pla'ed a game

Missouri team took the cham- d"‘°” 19”" m°“- Tl‘? )'°‘"“"§ (‘cnfercncc race.

h
pi°"“hip i" '9"; "d 19”’ W m"squ:.d numbers bmmn ‘Om m llalf illi{t:ry’li}li'"i*flt}to Sold.
l.’nivt-rsity. 2 baths. $7.800. eas)';noi-theast one-fourth of sectionlgn ",0", than fim_.,_.n ).,_.a,.,;. TM...‘ Work will be continued outdoors, More than half of the Military‘
5- ‘nine (9) township forty-nine (49) won sé.,.¢nu_,en straight m”“(.S' 105', according to Coach R. 1. Simpson. Ball tl¢'l<l~‘l-" hm’? P99" "’°ld- 3"°°"d'
5‘r”"l" ho‘-l5('o: ‘sleeping porchol flllflt! tWCl\'C  ¢XC€Pl. the" jug only one dug-in“ the 5c3son_ It, ' _ ‘_ _ h f th
garage. close to campus. Newly tit!-‘gust one hundmd ¢§ghty-3even W" the la“ 3.08,. and g,.(.“.(., had. “eight men have been prac- who ‘Is’!!! clarte o‘ e d
rorntt-ll. $4,000. $500 down. bal-,. (137) feet, of aid quarter section cowhed the mum]; u,am_ ticing close to the K)'T!‘ll’l8SlUl'n.f0l‘ remaining lI('k('l.s will be place on
several weeks, as weather conditionsisale in Jesse Hall in the next few
days.

3!
"Q
«-0

year turning out the best nine

 

Beautiful brick bungalow. 8500’ dc;-es, mom or lggg. in trugt in 3e-I WKE5T1cl'N-(i_  -'J‘5~""1‘$5 do not affect them greatly.
down.

cure the payment of a certain prom-

li-rooni llull5(', haselnent. furnace. ism;-y note in aid deed of two; de.
l'-.- nru-:=. lots of fruit. $4.000- acribed and whereas. said note is
z\'«'W 5-room modem 'bllD88l0V. due and npaid. default havingl
$‘.’.60ll. $250 down. been made in the payment thereo
ll .\'0U Want 10 bus‘. Bell. G3’; Now, therefore. in pursuance of‘
chance or rent your property. see, the terms of said deed of trust
0871')’ Mid FY3559!‘ R-98")’ C0-.'at the request of the legal holder
Rooms 1 and 2 Miller Bldg. Phone‘, of said note. I the undersigned trus-*
filtl. ,_ ._____ tee. will sell the property above de-
‘ "” '"""" ‘scribed at ublic venduc to the

"037 ‘M’ "°"’“’ highest biddgr for cash at tho’
i.o.<'r_l2i..oh leather loose leaf‘. wvth front door of the Courthouse

nou-hock. l'0fll~|ll|ll’liZ notes for in Columbia, Boone County. 15' .ons to members of th club and w ; '
econ imics. American history. Amer-i5°l1l’l. On Saturday. March 22- 1924~ official instructor. “C? said he likfidt want to  golf the flrst days
it'fll' literature and social pathol-' b°t"°°""“'9 l‘°“"3 0‘ 9 °¢l°°k 3- m‘ his work in luinsas City but was ‘g
..u,v. Wruy Chowing. Phone 1292  5 oclock fl» ':l:.?:l;mf$,gud to have u chance to coach all
-m . l:- - rd. 169-l7l' 8 Purpose 0 SI '1 _- ll tea . V‘

life can in l:A;l§:l8  his dlllllfsdag ,, cbafitig ' Make your first g-al-ne a 
IS Cl‘ WI! 50 Cliff) ' .
so Boom: couhlrv TRUS1%rgo£u ,U,,;,,mi,,. ,0,” '" ‘°‘°

s

terest and cost of executing this
l,g.s"l‘- -Delta Delta Delta pin. trust.

Rriwzird. Phone 1066. I

‘* . ~ Feb. 28-Mar, 21

day on Conley: black. Tuesday in
C0-tip. Both contain ‘about $3.00.

 NOTICE '01-‘ ANNUAL SCHOOL
. ELECTION
Phone 1535-red. U133-170. In compliance with section 11251

I;OS'l‘—aGoid fountain pen. reced-

 
 

5-mom house. '
. lveuthm Realty co. Phone of .taaati0_n (whlehis nllo
~ , l

 

(‘.13. Fisher Put rift Mlooourr...

Kansas City Athletic Club in xun.l
as City. where he gave prifiite les- f

LOST--Two purses. brown. Fri-‘ _______.,_._____. is

FOR iii:"§'F:Nt-q 4-room housegapril lat. 1924. and that ‘:10 fol-E

lsignia Chis in the lead. The last
St. . 'half was a repetition of the first,
The first Missouri Valley swi 8

«points apart. The game ended 23
' o 16.

Meeker and Coglizer did most of

The Pike!‘ aquatic squad is con-
jsigma Chi forwards in such a fashg
1" 9'58 m9¢1- ion that they got few shots while‘
Illinois are among the schools Wash. "fund the ccmer of the court
ington has defeated this winter.
Recently. for the third time in,
as many years, the Kansas Aggiest
tank team beat Nebraska. and indi-
ications are that this squad will fur-

"‘°" l‘°“'“ °“‘°'°“- Goon SEA-;0N PREDICTBD

Pi Kappa Alpha: Joyner zind_

" PAGE FIVE

Cannon. forwards; George,‘center:
Preston and Niedorp, guards. ‘
Delta Tau Delta won its film?-
33 to 16. The Delta Taus, through
the superior basket shootini! 0‘
mlev, were able to run up a

half. In the last half Thompson
contributed four field goals.

For the Zeta Beta Taus. Mindlin
Jones and Rositalty did good 900"
work and carried most of the of-
fense. but Mindlin was the only ll)!”
who could locate the basket C0ll~‘“‘l‘
ently. lie scored five tintcs {mm
the center of the floor. .

The line-up:

Delta Tau Delta: Thompson and
Crumley. forwards: Slellbef. 6801":
ljnderhill and Connett. E31755-

Zcta Beta‘ Taus: Mindlin and

anlmwskl, guards: Rositskfv 09"‘
tcr: Levy and Blsrgulis. K03755-

Missouri. because of the lack of'"’
‘ll place in which to practice. will not ‘

 

You Really Need New
Oxfords for Spring

The events on the program will be’
-yard free style, 200-yard breast?
stroke. 220-yard free style, plunge

y candidates for 100-yand free style, fancy
last year's-‘and the 200-yard relay. Washington

in ‘Missouri  ho bu‘. l.l'l§\Yl)I'tl.l(3 \\'l;5 on. . dseasonlng and experience behind recently broke’ the western
‘er. b‘“.8d.‘edulc 3:9 he“ Had iriine'c";e'-.  of dt e!novel con-list ::§rer:d _hi.m Reagan _should end the season leltlate record in the latter r
172 said C ~ 5 o "Pl 3. 83 I trite crovl KI 9 with the majority of. his ga n final event will be a water basketball
’ ills record ‘last game between Washington and the
considering theliansas Agg

GOLI-‘ERS liuicrlce l.\' GYM

The golf practice room which has‘
been arranged in Rothwell Gymna-
m has become very popular with

51 5'01"‘ tiently for favorabl
room is provided with a tar-

to catch practice drives and
an arrangement which permits put-

_ ‘ .pltehed several games for teams in mum,
. . . nu] h"“- and around St. Louis last summer
Prl 20. when Missouri meet: The H Know Him When Club" ",4 ,,.o,, more than the ,,,,j,,,;.y of
,h35 1'0‘-‘Wed 3 "umber 0’ “°"le5 °" his games. This fact seems to iii-
Although the baseball team haowalton. They knew him when he diam “mt he has acquimd the C0,,
ot yet had an opportunity to getlwas a star here, they know him now “.01 which he lacked last 5.
__ V _~__ Kl51tf outdoors and begin regular prac-‘as a freshman of unusual promise

, , ”"‘ "‘ i”‘’'’ :’‘“—t Hire. they have been working stcad- in the University of Missouri. and the -[-;m.,,. this ,,.m.ini._
‘Ml 'M‘.m" “vmhm-5 Refit)’ Co" LODGE honcgs ill)’ f°r ,3 mom or more inside the)’ exlwct to know him when he Several new men show Pranlise oflablcs th
under (ouch Brewer and are ill becomes a record breaker at the
lfairly good physical condition. Olympic Games.

game are getting valuable tips from
the more experienced players, which
08!‘ Mid will give them a decided advantage

"Cy" should l.Ul‘ll in 50\'('!'8l Wlllh for: when outdoor playing becomes p05.

making good material for the \'ar- ‘hog, own form
hily and- the number of raiididales —— _.—. .-
for the pitching job insure.» SIGMA (“'5 A5" 951-73

- "0"" “ ‘ " ‘ out
1:50 the -“NISUW TN)’ 1|"? “8l'l3i"iTR   .some still conipetition. Among the
. ¢ - I -
1 ‘ .

Dennv and Ta) lor, infielders,

WIN BASKETBALL GAMES ‘

 

new men wh" look “cud -; l'i Kappa Alpha and Zeta Beta Tau
I ' r

T
in the second round of the inter-

Sigma Chi Monday night defeated . _
‘ ' Quality Shoe Repairing

Old oxfords will spoil the
nppenrnnce of a new Spring
sult——but new oxfords will
make all old suit look much
better

Whether you treat yourself
in It Spring suit or not. it's
good busir:-as to invrst in 8
pair of Spring oxfords.

'l'Hl-I (‘().\'t"ORll at $7 is
without ll doubt the greatest
oxford value that has been
given in ("olumbin in a long.
long time.

Shuvfn ill l)l"0\\‘1l and black
t-.~.lf. .\'n, it's not a narrow
[DC but go . wide. easy
feeling last with the broa
Inc and 

it-:ill_v very swagger at—-

$7
LEVY’.S

QUALITY FOOTWEAR’

reputations as amateur pitchers but,
the coming sen-‘hm-c yet to prove their ability to‘
Field is 7'0‘ occupy the mound for the Tigers.

50 e entire squad of pitching can-
Ump 3" "'9 P381 YOU!‘ 01” {W0 ""3 "199 “'9 70"-‘Gd ‘O “'°7k 0"‘ “P didates is in splendid shape and
ears. with the three-term plan, and down the cinder roads leading ,mn-Dug to begin wm-king omdooru
and the students leaving for the from the gymnasium to the field and -;-he Cow “.c,,thc.r has {owed
’just about the middle of the various gat€5- twirlers to work inside where they
on. ' All men who look as if they have have been zoning pracficc pitching‘

even though the weather remains ing to Cadet Colonel Frank Aldrich.

HY we chose ft/ize name

First, Mat Team. l
Charles E.;F‘ishcr, Tiger wrest-;

f ling coach, left Columbia for liansas 1
City this morning. Wrestling having‘

nd closed with the recent Missouri Val- I

gley meet at Amesu Fisher coached.’ 0 —--

‘the first wrestling team the Univer-:

sity of Missouri put on a.rnat during i ' ’
the season just passed. . ‘.
Fisher came tdhllssourl from the: Aftel. youive been Shut In all
winter and had no exercise you

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