THE DAILY BULLETIN,
TUESDAY, OCT.
19, 1920
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KANSAS COLLEGE L O0OKING
FOR A PLANT PATHOLOGIST |
Prof. J. J. Taubenhaus of the Ag-|
Office:
RKRoont 113, first floor Academic Building |
WILLIAM BENNETT BIZZELL
President of the College
FRANK O. MARTIN | ricultural Experiment Station is in|
= -___ Publicity Secretary __ _ ~ _freceipt of a letter from L. E. Mel |
| chers of the Kansas State Agricultur- |
APPLAUSE HERE lal Cellege, requesting aid in locating |
a man to fill the position of Exten- |
ticn Plant Pathologist, with a salary |
| of $2,500 to start.
larly efficient. A noteworthy depar- | In the letter Prof. Melchers says in|
ture has been made by the company | part: “In this state we need someone |
in the use of a specially constructed ! | who can meet the farmer and talk to]
reed organ, thus securing symphonic | him on his own plane. The candidate |
effects never before heard in the | should have a good knowledge of seed |
work of a small company by Sh for controlling cereal dis- |
bining string, wind, piano and or-jesses and to have actually had ex-|
gan. | perience in this work. Also, we have
Individual offerings were as pleas-| considerable Irish and sweet potato
ing and as readily applauded by the | gisease work in the state which needs
audience as the ensemble numbers. | | attention. Futhermore, there is the
A brief and comprehensive explana- | | greatest opportunity for one to help
tion of each number preceeding its | organize fruit disease control work
presentation added much to the en-|,,4 to cooperate with the department
joyment of the music and gave real| of entomology and horticulture of this
educational values to the entertain- | institution in this matter.
ment. bE “FranN\ly, I wish to say that we
Toots Paka and her Hawaiian | would rather have one who
troupe will be the next number of the |}, wo the cultural phases of a crop
Lyceum course and will be present- thoroughly and understands the prob-
ed to the College people in Guion|jey that the farmers are up against,
Hall November 18. Specially reserved | {han one who has had a more detailed
ZEDELER QUINTET WINS
STRONG
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some
sections of seats will be made for | | pathologist or mycological training.
season ticket holders. ; | When an extension pathologist does |
The program for Saturday night , + know the exact life history of a
was as follows:
Pomp and Circumstance.—Elgar.
| disease, or a disease is new to him in
| the field, we maintain a staff at the
Oberon Overture.—Von Weber. i institution who will help solve such
Annie Lauria; Juanita.—Arranged | Fdifficulties.”
by Eustacio Rosales.
Vocal Solos, Vilancel.—Del Acqua
Smilin’ Through.—Penn. — Miss |
Day.
Vocal Solo—Scene de
Beriot.—Mr. Clark.
Excerpts from Opera
tore”.— Verdi.
Dance of the Hours.—Ponchielli.
Celle  Solo—Tarantelle—Popper. |
Mr. Zedeler.
American Patrol.—Meacham.
Nicoli Zedeler, Cellist.
Mariam Zedeler, Pianist. |
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This proposition must be filled by
{January 1. Anyone knowing of a
| man capable of taking the place is re-
| quested to communicate with Dr. J.
Ballet—De- | | J. Taubenhaus, Plant Pathologist and
| Physiologist of the Agricultural Ex-
“
II | pe riment Station.
Trova-
YE PRESBYTERIAN BOYS.
No need to MeSwinney, if next Fri-
day at seven,
You’ll come have a weinie, in the pas-
ture of Si Evans;
Not weinies alone, boys, but sweets by
the sweet,
Bryan Ladies Auxiliary
planned a real treat.
Paul Clark, 1st Violin.
D. Innis, Violin Obligato.
Mable
The
Day,
———
Organist and Soprano. |
| A bon fire, sky high, and good things |
rela |
FOR SALE—One trench overcoat or galore,
mackinaw cheap. 15 Pfeuffer.
A good time, a sweet time, all this|
and much more.
| The way to get there will be provided |
FOR SALE: —One trench overcoat or|! for you men,
vackinaw cheap. 15 Pfeuffer. ~56 So watch in these columns for the]
HOSPITALITY
Means More Than a Formal Welcome.
EVERY MAN ON THE CAMPUS
is cordially welcome at our store, whether
he has a dollar to spend or not.
SIFT WE WANT TO KNOW YOU.
Fountain Pens, Ever-Ready Pencils
"Expert Repairing Are Our Specialties
POST OFFICE BLOCK
BRYAN, TEXAS \
SHEEP LINED COATS
NEW SHIPMENT JUST RECEIVED
Several Different Models in All Sizes.
A. M. WALDROP & GO.
SLOVACEK-NOVOSAD
MUSIC COMPANY
Bryan, Texas
M. H. JAMES
im 1 aler in Conn & Martin
Drugs and Patent Medicines | Dest tracert: Selmer &
All Kinds of Toilet Articles Buffet Reed instruments, Lud-
are $ wig Drums, Deagan Bells and
Prescriptions Carefully Com- Xylophones, Lyon & Healy
pounded Day or Night '| String Instruments, Pianos,
Rexall Remedies | Talking Machines, Rolls, Rec-
| ords and music. Manufactur-
Phone 45 ers of Slovacek’s Valve and
| Trombone Oil, “The World's
We cater to College trade ||
j )
Best.”
GET A KODAK TODAY
You can use them without charge. We do expert Kodak Finishing.
Films left today will be finished at 5 p. m. tomorrow.
COLLEGE STUDIO
PHOTOGRAPHS OF DISTINCTION
FRAMES MADE TO ORDER.
Loct.
have | Dec -
PARK’S JEWELRY STORE
1920-21 LYCEUM COURSE
SEVEN GREAT NUMBERS
SEVEN CHANCES TO GET YOUR MONEYS WORTH
16th—Zedeler Symphonic Quintete.
18th-—Toots Paka and her Hawaiian troupe.
3rd—Old Fashioned Girls.
28th—Josephine Martino and Vitali Podolsky.
14th—Gertruden Erickson and her Quintet of Rondoliers.
Nov.
Jan.
Feb.
| March 4th—Henry, the Great Magician.
| March 16th—The Leiter Light Opera Company.
| Tickets on sale beginning Monday at the following places:
College: Y. M. C. A.
Bryan: Waldrop’s, Brandon & Lawrence and First Na-
tional Bank.
Student ES CASON TT CRE i $1.75
| Single Admission 35
Regular Season eRe en 2.50
| Family Season Ticket (admits two).. = - 4.25
| Family Season Ticket (admits two and one , child). een 5.25
Family Season Ticket (admits two and two children... 6.00
Single AGI SS ION «  — 50
Children’s Season Ticket (6- Ad. years) TREE wm RRR 1.25
Single  AdMISSIOn «sre 25
REMEMBER THE ZEDELERS SATURDAY,
OCTOBER 16th, GUION HALL, 7:30
SECTION RESERVED FOR CAMPUS
AND BRYAN PEOPLE.