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...Diego High Theodore Johnson, guard 21 6.01 185 Lawrenceburg Clarence Jones, guard 21 5.10 176 Louisville High George Jones, guard 19 5.08 203 Forest High Dewey Kimball, back 23 5.10 134 Edward Kubale, center 22 6.00 176 Fort Smith Clifton Lemon, back 22 5.10 165 Owensboro High James Liggett, back 23 5.09 167 Kiski Academy Howard Lynch, tackle 20 5.10 180 Amorilla High James Roberts, back, 23 6.01 235 Semersey High John Rowland, back 20 5.08 150 Tenn. Mil Inst. Frank Rubarth, guard 22 5.01 175 Gatesville High William Shadoan, guard 23 6.01 174 Somerset High Terry Snowday, back...
...president of the Business School Club has announced the selection of the following committee which will choose nominees for the office of vice president and fill out the quota of the Constructive Criticism Committee: G. H. Rutherford 1G.B., W. W. Zachary 1G.B., W. H. Boireau 2G.B., W. F. Liggett 2G.B...
...octette is unusually finished in its numbers, but takes a rather pessimistic view of the situation when in one of its songs it sees fit to state that "the Hasty Pudding hasn't caught us yet". In the "Dance of the Flying Fish", Miss Janice Liggett and Miss Elizabeth Caswell execute an exceptionally graceful dance number. At the end of the first act the Dance of the Dumb Bells is a mirth-provoker and well deserves the many encores it always receives. The Orchid show between the acts contains the most colorful and attractive of any of the costumes...
When asked what was the connection of the Nonpartisn League with the Farmer-Labor party, Mr. Liggett replied emphatically. "We have nothing to do with the Farmer-Labor Party and their organization has not affected our hold on the farmer, they did not even run a ticket in North Dakota." Mr. Liggett refused to say, however, either that the Farmer-Labor Party was headed to extinction or that the Nonpartian League would not amalgamate with the new party. "In fact I look to the emalgamation of all the radical parties in the country in about a year," he declared...
...What is the attitude of the Nonpartisan League to the Marxian theory of class welfare?" Mr. Liggett was asked. "Naturally being a farmer's organization we believe in working for the farmer. If we don't, who will. All classes are at bottom working for themselves. But we're not against any class. You can quote me, however, as saying that we believe in "proportional occupational representation...