College Advance from Winfield, Kansas • 10

graduates him. Governor Hoch's address came on Wednesday evening. A platform had been built on the steps of the main entrace, and seats for the audience arranged on the campus. An immense crowd had assembled half an hour before Governor Hoch arrived, but practice on the college yell and the occasional collapse of a tier of seats served to quell any impatience that might arise. President Mossman introduced Dr.

A. 0. Ebright, who introduced the speaker of the evening. Governor Hoch's topic was "Education, Its Meaning and Purpose." He emphasized the necessity of the uniform education of the whole man, physical, mental and spiritual. -The purpose of education was the making of men and women.

Governor Hoch concluded with brief remarks concerning the value of good reading his hobby. He warned us against the "newspaper habit" and exhorted us to have faith in the best of all books the Bible. The governor incidently mentioned that the battleship Kansas was christened with water. Athletic Notes. Will we procure a coach for the foot ball season The fellows that went to Lake Geneva report a fine time in athletics if the Kansas team did "get beat." Don't spend all of your time shut up in a room, but keep your health by vigorous exercise on the "gridiron," tennis courts and basket ball ground.

As students we must remember that it is our duty to encourage our foot ball and basket ball teams. We can do this by letting our smiling faces and blood curdling yells be present at every game played on our grounds. Foot ball practice has begun. Several good games have been matched by Manager Fred Clapp, and the season promises to be one of the most successful in S. K.

history. Foot ball enthusiasts will be surprised and pleased at the good showing our team will make in their servicable "new" uniforms. The players are to be congratulated on being under the management of such an able fellow as Clapp..