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\'OLDIE -~X I.
STUOtNTS HtAR MAR~ ROSt HtRt Of N 5 t A MEtT fE~RUAR~ 11. 1 ~ Montana D e I e gate, Bernard 1 Dean Herrick Instructs Actors.
Brown, Gh·es Report. All Rehearsals n d er Direction of , 't ud e nts Get Benefit of As· Hansen. Play Writ l e n by gociation . Bowden an d Thumµ- • Barrie son Talk on Interscholastic Tournantent Four \1,-eeks from th'.s time, Febru--- I ary 17 and 18, is to be another red
. letter cay in the history of amateur Th(' a::>1'cmbly Tuesday opened w1t.1 d:airatics at this school. These are
the l.nli tc . tuoent b~rl,· sing-ing .se~-1 he date:; !'et for the second Tormeur 1al lOl.(' ... l' ~lln~s, .nrcded by L1zz1e tu· play of the year. '":\lary Rose'·. L< c. •J.: "! ,. Rcse" is the. In test nnd mo..:
B~1 narJ Brown ~ave a report _on ra1n.1inp: al plays w1 ittcn by that 1 h ' .:\au nal Fedei·ation of A.menca (Continued on Page Three) <·cnn•ntinn ,1,-hich he attct:ded at Palo .\no. <. alif. Bcnmrd, as prc~ident ol th_ \s odated Students, wa~ tne <lelegz.le from :\lontana S:..ate College.
01~c~ of thH mo"-t in!c.•re"-tinJ? feature=o:· tho l'Onn:nticm '"a~ the open disu kn f r a.I ~t .. ·ent problems. Any t Ct.'nt could cite the problem on his
pn:."1.:u:OJ!" c:nnpus a1ul any other dele-ate could t('ll how that problem was
tHatt,I on his c:11111 us. :\early ail problems were di!"'eus"cd in this mnnnu· :rn I this method prove>l vei·y suc-C'SSful. •
(Gontinu<'rl on PaJ?e Two)
I OTA P I SPONS ORS
SUCCESSFUL PARTY
First Party Given by Chemistry Fraternity. First of Series_ .Mrs. Mendenhall Hig h Scorer
~xponJtnt 28, ]9:l0
Proposed "Iris" Garden Being Sponsored By A. w. s. One secs in the above picture a may be further enhi. e.J b\· the I paig-n or irect plc:i., if the alumni ('are
Nt.:l\lBER 16
BOBCATS DIVIDE SERIES WITH BRIGHAM YOUNG U
. lonlan a Team Takes First (,ame I:y Wide :\landn. Frank Ward Takes Indh idual Scoring Honors lo Lead Confere nce. Buzze,ti Second lndhidnal Scorer
lOl' ,,\It . '~I: SFC'O. 'I) G.UIE S( ORE OF 15-12
L bh Teams Lead 1 hrough Entire Game. Worthington Ejected F t·om Game Eariy in Second Half
Th~ }.Ir.ntana State < 1 l<ge ba ket- ! 01 a two-)'?amc ~erie!-i whieh 1..hc Bob nil tc·a.TJ1 trouncPd Bri,i;{ham Youn.., c:at played the Couuars at. Prove>. nt e1s1ty la L Friday, January 2.t, l he Rocky .\lountain .._'onfeien e
1) a ~<:ore ol 5!.1--t .. IL was the first I riiatn1:ici:is fJa .. hcd their usual form ar.d mamtaned a commanding lead
MONTANAN WORK 1~1:1.~~~ho t t c j<l'eawr part of the
I The Bnbcats ~rabbe1 a 17-4 lead
1 'arly iu the f,!amf! but. :\la!!'leby anrl
Now PROGRESSING Romne:; scored senral j?oals in rapid
... •tder to give the Cougars a t<mpor-n· 21-20 :ead. The Cats ~n rallied
~I . • 1nd 1an uo a. afe lead ;n quick order . • eetmg o f Staff Held. Dewe) Frank War" cazel ten goals from
Gives Talk on Dc,·elopment of ;he iic'd to continue. his record as the Book. Editor Set. Dead!' e .cadin~ scorer in the. conference. scor-
, . :; ' In .r ~ over GO po·nts 111 h1.., i. st three for Copy and P ictures Due ""°'· "Cn" Tompson wa· able to
C rontinuerl on Page Four)
Team Shoots First Match
Iota Pi, lol'al women's chemkal view of the propo~cd Iris gnrdcn!='i, dtn°ication of the gardt 1 - • to donate some money towaid th£.
frateinity sponsored a benefit b1idgC' looking ea~t from the Ridewalk con- The ga1den:s will prO\c very u~eful furthuancc of this projcc:t, ehc:.:'' The stafi for the 1030 :\lontana11 patty, Friday e\"ening in the Chemi:s- as well a~ ornamental 1 the campus. 1c.d a :5hort meeting at t!lc hap pa County Agents
Conclude Meet Score of 3423 Tops First core
of La.<;l Year bv Eleven Points. College Team .Competes With Best School in R 0. T. C-Area
try buiLing to help finance Dr. necting Hamilton and Herrick halls. Band concerts, outcloo1 nweting~ of may be made payable to .:\Ii!'~ :\lartha Ue.t.1 house Sunda1r a!tejnoon at ll\tHowe·.s trip to ;.\lontana State collcgi:! The Associate.I \Vomen Students arc lhe student bo 'y and of r ·,.:anizations, Ha.wkFworth, tieag~rer of A.\\·. S. .>'clo..:k. 1he pL.rJ,O!ie ot the ineetin'.! as a lecturer on Februan~ {i. spon~oring the rnaking of the gardens gro;;p pi nics, and da!"'.., ieunions will The fa.ulLV has alreach· :::.hown it~ was to talk ovt!i plans !or the n"-xt
'Ihe party, the fir:-;t oi it::; kind to as their main project for the ye:.ir be held the1e. interest and ~enthu!'ia;;m fn the pro-:.- .nonth"s a<.:.tinties. be ::;ponsott:<l by a che.nistry orgam- 1929-::>0. .-\. \Y. S. is contributir ~t50, made I c<"tiYe garcienz. in the mo,.,t tangible A letter was rE:a<l from Tht: . ·ae"?cle zation on this campus, pro\ed to b~ The center of the gardens will be by asscs~inl?' each memt r 50L", to the wa:-·s, which will be widely in evid nee r r.nting ccmpany stating' that {ne~ \"CI").' succe~._ful. The high-scot"e the sun dial. Around it will be placed r~oject. "purs are gh.tr1 SlOO to buy when the gardens are completed. a1e ··no\1,-· iea<iy to start tne Lall roll-prize for the nming was won by benches. an 3bundance of shrl.ibbt:ry, two of the benches on hich ' 'Spur'' Ec.ycnd a doubt the iris ga. 'ens will .ns.:.", ana cop:r for the book wilJ b1.: :\hs. :\fcndenhall. At the close of the lights, tables with large umbrellas. will be in!"'cribed. be a mm•t atllactivi: addition lu the ~ent them as fa=-t as it. tan be mad<: c\·ening, light iefrc:;;.hments were and bird baths. On either side of the Since the gardens wil )C a perma- campu::i and a._ the :year~ S? 0 ~y read~·· ~en;ed. \\alk leadinj? to the sun dial will be nent fixture on the cam us, t!"le men. ~heri~hed memories of honob speit :n l·tanklin Dewey, a.:--cciate ejtor,
Annual Convention Will Close Satmday. Delegates Visit Bozeman MiJJing Company's Plant and Inspect New l\lethods
::\atalie Seval~. president of the or- blue and gol.i iris of a rare variety. individually or as oq!a zatinns, an<l 1b a_tmosphe1e o.f beautv anti r~st will (Id of tht: e\·olutwn o.1. a page of the g-anization. announces "\Ve are plan- It is the earnest hope of A. W. S. I the faculty are welcon1 · to ~ubserfoe, bE:t.:ou;e e:n!.rcnc::cd fort·\•er 111 the: _, r..L;1 r..an. J-lr. Dewey pointed out_, ning to make this an annual affair in that the gardens will be completed by too. and ha\·e their nam ~ ins:1;bed on heart~ of every man a1.1d \'iOlllall \~·h.~ I ~hat the a\era~e page of ~ubjH:t
V.,"ith a score uf 3.i2:3 for their first order to help bring speakef!; of note \Voman's Day so that the already rnme fixture in the gt rdens. come:s to )lontana State College matter goc:,. throu~h at ltast five The co-.. nty agents convention held atch of the year, which is 11 points ~~ll~~=~~istry to J-lont.ana St at~ beautiful ceremonies of that program While A. W. S. is n~ ingo no cam- c·ampus. ta~es before it is 1t-ail~ to g'O to the a~nually at ).Iontana State lOllege,
higher than the first score of last Iota Pi wa~ established here last Fi I ~1eil~tt:.is. tTlic ~u~~e:->~ manageif .Jh will come to a close th.is wc.ek. This year. the Bobcat rifle teams began year in order to promote a clo.ser eed1°ng Tri·ats H 0 N 0 R R 0 l l 15 C' ngs Pt"edge boc>kn~. ~· to
0
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pres~n.r~~;1"~~p~ai~c:i meetinj?fis held c.ach year for the pur· 't .. ·t I mp t ' tion with the other .:mon. among women stu-ienls takmg r la how tne busmes.-; stalf WilS unable to pose 0 acquainting t.he extension l s ac ua co e. ~ chen11stry, and to further the projness ' .l! k . h th f I workers with new and better a~ricul-Colleg-es and nnlitary teams of the/of the department in !!'eneral. Officers A c d t I I ~?Is .wor. w~~ o1.;1t c u l c?opeia- tmal methods which they m turn put ·- re on UC ed I 3J· .ion o, the emto.na1 staff ano made before )iontana farmers. country. The teams that they met of the organization are: president. Q n J Q n U Ur y an a pr ea I for this co. >pcra~11.m Ber- The conventrnn opc.'Jle<l Saturday last week are all \'ery strong. but[Xatali.e Se\:als : ~ice p:e~ident, Arlone Now ANN 0 NG r 0 -- n:?.rJ B
1 wn, rnanarnng e<htor. spoke Janua1v 2:), w1th a demonstration 1~
ht- actuul ,._re wiU not he k .... rm £tane, S~ Jet:ar) -t~ea~m.er, :\fargarct :Gecf l!idlt.;tr_.,. Q°' ,e of lntpO~tant .. lcf the nattcnal } lt:~ent a""Ol'lat•o11 l-:amr·ifll? 'l lot<:. of whPat A.t th until the end of this week. ::s:n~dl; hi~tonan, Chnstma Rothius. I L Int ercollegiate Knights Sponsor frt.le.:_~ fn~ 1:1_ •• iuu.1 \\on a J.h: ... l8ozeman rauroad raHb . .f'ollowin;
The present squad of 20 men were SO. -G CO:\TEST WR ITERS! Phases of Monta n a Farm in g. I . C f PI d . as< iatmir rn t e ro•cnt contc~t In I' this e.>10n,tration the men repaired selected trom about 80 Fro•h and R esearch Conduc t e d as l o . ew u s lom o e g Ing. ' <.c to keep this ratrnz, theo_ILJ30 to the Bozeman }fiilml? Company'< upper-class men. Each week 15 men _.\re you " orhing on your col- P rofi t Front Ce r ta in Typ es of Esth er Bo :vinan and Fnthoff Dance at G\m. Pegram's :Jtwk " 1ll ha\e to ... nc~ a out a-:> pet o~ant \\here t.hev ,;ewc~J nev. methods shoot and the 10 highest scores are lege son~ for the A. ,,._ S. con- Feeds Joh nson 1\Jal\e uA" Flush. - ht~r>t- tnt>hP 1 t'·c·:l:ei 1·1 Th~ 1"h·a" 0
1:1 .for .n cleanmg biendrng and m11lini:r U'cd to make the final score. If any t(st? Don't forget that the~· are .' 1·111 1'n H1'JJ Places T h 1'rd on Orche::;tra t:,. ,.. a c, e o e.:(., mt a nae: wheat for floU1 . Tne afternoon wa:; - due in fo:.ir '' eeks, on Saturda.", _-\. .c.•te-.. are s:io\\ In"' h ·m mterE: ... t I I of the men who a1e not on the s.qua:l . · "' - • · I emp vre< rn a study of mechanical
one week. but during practice of that :re~i~ai~· ll~~·ricakt h~~ :~ O':\'ei l's Thu beef c:attle industry is a major List . . t!it .u.ntest that the n~Jm!lers of en- '.!rn'.n c-radintr metho:is. :week raise their score abo\·e any man in..:ustnp in the state of Montan1. ,,fl :ir~·e! Hc~rye!PT~; r.nn~ lhap~er: res ~c e.~"e ~shout.~' rer ct•rt a )londay was spent in f;;rther study on the team, he is immediately put SIX ARE
1N1T1 ATE D RealiziOg this fact. the experiment Two students Esther Bowman and f~ ~~~i~c;llt~1=\~~r~;~;h~~ ~~~~~~s th~ (Continued ~1 ~gQ Two) r·: whtat .~·adin'.?' me ho s .. Today the
r\'eek's shoot. In this way there is cf ~ests sm~e 192b. T~ese e~ pe11ment.s or three points per credit, according will be iriven in the gymnasium TI('xt j B BROWN DOES GOOD . ~ ·hip es o.. he t t .. ken fu~m car-on the team and competes in the next station h~s be~n .conducting a _series I Frithiof Johnso;, made an "A flush'' fiJ
1st a1rnual Fan!!--Pledl!e dnn~c which -- - l~~c!~~ are l!~a~:n~ b; sigh_t some
very much competition at all times. BY M s c TORMENTORS ~1,-·h1ch ar lll connection w1th fatten- to Professor Tallman, who recently Frida\'. Januar" :n, immediately • 'ft. f~, . .P~d out ~f .:n.o~tana this year. 1he schools with which the team m~ of h~~f cat~~e are t~ be,co1~clucte: arranged th<' hon~r roll li st. One after ·the game ·between thl~ Il<Jbcato; ! WORK AT CONVENTION rr:nn the ~,~;.:f 1~-r~o.:.~<1~: irfue;tr~~~h~
fired this week are some of the o:er a t!.1~11 pe11od of f1v.e )':a1s. T~ . I hundred and thirty-one students' and the l'.tah Agi.,ril·S. Pt·:,{ram'~ or- I ualitv 0 thew h~ats that are com-$trongest of the country. They arc, td1redct p .. lJ?OSc.1 of the . e.xper11nents ISf names appear on the fa ll quarter roll. I chestra w'll furnbh the musk. Ad- 1!f'tin~ wit'h 1[ :itana··~ rorluc Ohio State Univer!';ity, Cornell Uni- H ansen , O live r , Veazey, 'Vinn, o etermmo econom1c1al means o Th h 11 f th t I · · ·n b ~ 1 l ,... · • P. "' P e. versity, Uni\•ersity of )!aryland, \ ' F l t d 1\1 C II 1\1 d fattening beef cattle in this st.ate. The It ef lo9~~\'o·o. or e au umn quar- m1T~.on. w1 . ~ t ~e1~h~l~~;,"~e·t an I \i'ord Receiyed From 01'ficial;; .\s a fittinz rln>e for the c01wen-Conn. Aggies, Univer ity of Idaho, an • ee ' a n c a a e zrowin~ interest in this pha~e of the I er o - ---· is: . i~ is gomg o : . . 1,.. s . . ;on an evenin~ of daneinl? and card~ and Orej?on State College. The 10 Mem b ers. ' .Yinn E I e c l e d livestock im!usr1· is e\·den<ed by the I. Es.ther Bo" man, 19 Credi.ts. J ~est aance of ~h~ ;cai ~!lo. l?d ;o~~ of l ' . '. F. .\, Compliment ha he, n ' he•lule<l for toni~ht at the
en of the Bobcat squad who ha<l the Busine l\-1anager ";Umber of ktte1 s recei\'~ bY: t_he sta- 2._~r1th1of( John~Ol1.' 19. cred1~s: tl~:~~ arg ~~et ~~·lrna\h· ~ew :-;,Fan~ ~lontana tate Delegate on Hctd Baxter. ighest scores this week and their lt10n to a markc extent m gl\·mg the 2.1•> to 2.9.)9 pomb pet credit. l ., lx· ~.. ' .- --· . . . I -.-.----cores as as follows: Erb 356, Eh- sto:kman th~ inforniation he desires. 3. Armin Hill; 4. Hobert Wells; 5. _Ice!!•• a1e t? • be t ".1 ~ t" near I l11s Conlnbullons to" ork . 01JCE. . . an 353. Fall man :{51
1 Nevins 349
1 The Tormentors of )[ontana State Fer example, various feeds arP used Henry Eagle: 6. Philip Ehmanj 7. ~o~ie of the :11.~P;lJe. t mt.; .c ,.that <la --- The :\lont :man office v. 111 he . . 33" I h · . I . • . I . f' f Earl s·lwk· I Pt:'ar1 Hirsch · 9 Robert S?l<Ll PY crrhf' ti.\ (an Jl lu ·( • an . _ rnt>n from 1 to 1 <'n Thursday stey 341, Holst .340, Johnson 1, co lege m1ti.ated six people 111to th" and t etr 1e~u ts te 01de<. Pio it. o !. < 1 • • ,. • • • • • la .• bu'" llflt Jen~~; ht;) th e to l'njoy Tnt: foll w111~ lt-t.l•r wa::, rcce•\l'H f .1 f ti · ·.
aley 3:l5, Kauffman 331, and Buck- crgamzat1on ~lond~y evemng, Janu- (Continued on Pag-f' Two) PBol.lo~·k.'. ~\,R~~iol_ph l;~.k):l·l·l.!Clht)~~ (l mtinnNI l"ln Paf!'•' Thr("f'l D\ tt1e Exponent edito1· trnm Cro.:.<'l l.J ~i~e~noon un it ur ier notice is and 3:;0. ary 20 . . .\.ft<1r whicn a banquet was e!m~i •. 1-. · n~te '' <1 ·l. •· OI:-- :\'arw:'r. ]!1.W pn·--idtnt of tnt• :\a- ,... e ·
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l~~:~o/~r~~~k~~~~l~;~el~~~i~.et hall in Conl\l1'11g Wo1·ks For .i~:t'~~~llel..1: 1,;:aR;l~l I~):t~i~i i~: Fl . g· Corp mants ~.i~~~;~d~~7.;Federatrn11>;..\111eri.i;' STUDES W IN RED l\VILSON TALK Tnose initiated were picked from' Edwin Eagle. YIU ff "lhe past officets and e,c,_ti\'e ~
0 l GE CLUB ~~e IJ:d'~~~~~cn~i.~ ~i:;'.n~~·0~~1 i·~ H1'ghway Depa1·tment i8~01i~r;~!~.~:~:~~'i§.e~ 1~~:~i~11 en; C o lleg-e Graduates 'F~:1~,:~t~i~~, ~f -~~;.,i~-,~t;~~'~£ t~t~H~~'. C ROSS INSIG N IAS
C LLE AG House'_', and two who took leading f 19. Grace Anderson; JO. Am?n Andes; dents of )fontana State Cocleg:e to parts in the busmess of the play. ___ 22. ;.\lelbourne Pnrk1.· r; 2.t Hattie know that vour <ltle2'ate, Be1 ncHd C.
-- ~hose who make. tormentors m i.:st I c· . . . Long; 2;3. Gerald - \Ve~1tworth; 25. . - ~ ' f' Brown, roOk a prominent. I :trt and
l\.< t ' p· t S h . t M t first ha1e the unanimous vote of the
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1v1l Eng m ee n ng Head Makes James Copelan<l. 2». Wilbur Jurden; Reserve Officers of R01 ( \\ tll i 1.na:lo caluable contributi.ms at the Campbell to Give Examiners Test iO ion IC u res O\~ n a ee · I active members . . J n this way. those Tests of Steel , Concre t e, and 2~. Helc.n Com well· ~7 LeRoy Good; I Be Given Pre f~rence in Select- rc'e 1t Con1?1e's at Stanford t.; nher-
m g , Talk on Russia By Econ - wo set.m most hkely to benefit the R d E i t f S t t 21. Edwin Lasscttrc 27. Ruth Lowe; . f C d • ,;\,-, on Hcturn Trip. Twenty-fi"e Try omist Featu re of Evening 101?'anization are selec.te_d : I oa qu p m e n or a e ~~· 1:1iz3:beth Seit:z, ·7._ Flora Davis; ion O a ets ·"rn ad{lition to J?I se>ntin.!" campu5'
I .. J hose who were m1t1ated are as --- ... ~. \ erme Ballyntlllt .~.3. Earl Doney; r1cbleni.;. and findm:! the1: pt :->silk
, . -. -- ...... tallows : ,::i.lr. Bert _Hansen, who as . ~ofess_or ~- D. Conklin~ of ~he 33. }.la1:y~ LO\\ ~l('y . ·~ Charles. Em~- I Cdle,..rn gradu.ttt•s of Re t•r.e Of- solutio~,._ _in confertn<.'t'~. ddezate~ "· tdne.s ay _mght at t .:30 m. the head of. tne .~ramat.1,c clepa
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rtment ?,~ c1v1l engmeermg departnH ;1t dunng- mett; j6. .A1 thlP :Sandenow , 36. ficcr's Tr~ininir l' rps units will be enthu~1.a~t1cally set ~n ·t P~ g1a1!1 ?• eng-meezmg a~sembly, the Agncul- t~ecol.e;gc , d11ected A Dolls H ouse, the past year has made 5;, tests of (Continued on age Two) ~ivcn pnfc·enl·e lOr appointment a 1 c~~a.nswn for th~ Federation .. .fht~ tu1al Club sponsored a ~hort program. !Blll 11cCa_ll! Jr., w~o was at the head 1steel. 98 tests of conrret(>, and testcl Flyinz Cad<:t..:; in cru tht•1e are more I prc~ram ('st;;.blbhe~ a c~nt1al of~ll'(' Two reels of moton p1ctu,re comedy lcf ac1,-ertismi:r busmess of the ~lay; eight gra<ler blades for the ).lontana qua.ified ~andi<l1tcs tlian \ai.:ancic·..-::;, an CXL'C~ti\e ""eCrttar) anu pni\·ide v.•ere shown a~d :\!. L .. \\·uson, heaa an i.iho~e f.ro~1 t,he cast, ~elen Ohver,, Sta.· te. Highwa)~ Commission. The. te.::;t- ARMY AND N AVY according to word. rett•h·cd f• 0111 t!tc or th~· l' eat ion o_f a hl ··t. >:. S .. F .. .\. of the E~t~ns1?n Serv_ic~. spoke on S_tock;on \\eaze~, am \Vmn, and Ray mg is done through a ('OOperai1ve ... ~ \Ynr D('partnH•n .. b,· Cart L. D. Ze<.•k, ommatee on ea. 1 l'amp~s: This ~c-' \\ hcat :a1s.mg m Russia . \an I leet. . . . . . ag-1eement with the State Il ig-hway / of the :Jlilitary Sti• !ll'e & Tactk~ t!cn make::. possible obtammg- Cl~1 "lll·
"Russia is a \'Cry large country, Af~er th 1nitiat1on a s.hort.busmess Com mission and the Colle~e to do MEN H AVE BALL Ct't':l!tmci~t of tl1e College. It iable out'." id:.• support, thl' bl•m fil of lorn prising nearly one-sixth the l~nd m.~etin~ was held at wh1ch. fame Sam <_.uch testinP' for tho C-Ommission. "'hih· it i:. understood that c: r adu- which will be folt. on. th~, campus ot
~urface of .the srlobe. The Russ~an ' '; 11.n was e l e~ed to be busme~s man- The s~i?J spet"imens a.re used in t.~e I ate,. will be giYen 1·1 elercnc·l" this O<'. I·'' e-ry n u11b~r insti:.utt.>n. ,eople a1e Slavs 1A"th some 2\longohan ~ ... er of the
111.ext Tonnentor s ~lay, re-en.fore.mg of the cement used m not prevent st dl nts, in g'()')d :--tand- Smtett""ly yours,
Iooc.1 mixed in. These people are Mary Rose .· It :vas al~o ~ec1~ ecl const r uction work and tests inc ma<le Each year, in Jl emLer, at the in'.!'. who hnvl~ completed thl·ir so11ho- er~t~l C. ~ar:cr. ra.tly tespvmdble for the condition that the cnl1ro business oq:ra niza tion on stocl rods to detel'mine their Aunv and ::\av~ Ba held ai ~o~ton, i11c1e \T·ar ni thl" College from mak- H12H prr--ident ~. S. P.A. 0 , Russia tod~;. for. the play ~ h ould be made up of strength . The cc ncrete specimens are ciack infanti1r unit of the m1lit!lry inO' aPnlication.
Cue ~ th~ type of government, To1~nen.to1·s and that the Stag-e or- made durinj? the constructi on of the 01ganizations in ~ ,En~land com· f'andidate~ n u~t be at tlw time 0 nASl\ETH~\LL NOTICE
Last :\londay. Tue~1lny. anci 'W'ednesday, January 21. :!~. ~·~. )[r. Campbell of Utah j?al'e Red Cro's lnstru"· tion to aJI student~ of :\lontana tate College that desired to win a Red Cross emblem.
'\Jr. Campbell i~ heing- sent out by the Red Cross Org-anization to hold lhr~e test$ throui.rhout th(' northwest. He is now in Butte eondud·n~ examinations. On hi.:; rl'turn trip, :>Ir l :rn pbcll \•;ill again come to Bozeman to give the examiners test to Pat Dolan, Kathryn Kellett, Erma :\lonroe, Cap Griffin . and any one cl~t:' who has already wen a Red Cro~~ t~mblt•rn and has ambition to berome
piactices are in a very backward con- ~1r. Hansen 's play JH"O~uct10n cla~.s. det.ennine t.hC1 strengi. h of the con- Dir cl<>1s of. thL· Su er~ and Sa~l?rs and 27 \'l'~rs, of exl·e!lent eharacter. practirf'·• in b<'frre Fth. li. The an cxnminer. Ru . ..;sia. had years ago, agi;cultural /: Qamzat1on should be se l e~ted from
1concrete structcTeS and ai·c btoken to pete for a 5iJver l'll .-Ol'Ulte<l by_ the applkaticn bt'tWL·(.>n the :l.!c of ·~O t.irls he "'Ure and gt•t yc,ur
~iticn. Some of the methods are over I'he Tormentor:; who have parts !n j --1·ete at the encl of 28 and 60 days. Clubs. lhll lllf.!' th ast co:npdillon ..;:ournl ilhrsi<iue and in l'XC'ellent I team~ a.re in the 1um. Tourna- The ed Cross exami nation include~ 00 years behind the times. The land · .\1ary Ro~e" are Lora Brown, and The ~rader blades. were tested to de- h~ld in the Balln11 n of t he Cople;'- )iralth. · ' muit l>egin:-; Fl'h. 17. .\II pr:tc- :rnch e,·cnts as the proper approaches wneci by the nobles, and the serfs.I F rcd Benmon. The rest of t~e ~ast termme th~ rolallve weaii ng quali- Paza Hotel. ~}w vv Platoon. i_n The first ln~g whi(·h th·s year·~ tire.; must he rcconkd b) that toward a drownin~ person; the ived on the land and took care of it. are not members of the organization. (Contmued on P age Three) Command of L!L•utPn nt .0. J. Gullick- (Continued on p~lg'e Two) dal('. strang-le holds and their rL~leased; cnr-Vhen the Czars went out of power. ~on. U. 8. ~:l\-') .1rned off the rie~: and th(' methods of artifil•ial re-h' !and came into the hands of the COLLEGE LIBRARIAN R£POR honors. . EK PLA '!\TS su<itation. Of the 2;, per<ons who c.-asant.s, anJ a~ricultural conditions TS ThC' Xrt'Y Plat ll was dres~cd . in FARM AND H OME WE .lYi he~an the Jeg~ons onlv the followin~. e~~~~t~ ~~~i~~~~ipaily a wheat pr~- 11 / N c RE As ED BOOK CIR c ULA T10N Na\'Y ( ~~~l~in~~t;ton p~~~l;!=~~e:)T\ ice R A p I D L y B E ING COMPLETED t~;~ p7~~~~ th~dtc~~x ..;.~~~~~~~-~~i)ya~~e t~~
ducmg- country. The deep black soil --- . --- 0 x~rniner: Doroth\' Dou ... las. Ruth roduces good wheat when properly
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. · 0 I F. ---- Riddell, Kenneth Ffepz~. Clarc Freeze areci .~ai:. At present t~e ~o'·.ern- . T here ~as be~n a de.ci '.eel increas~ ltcry, \Vorld's work and Harpers may
1 T hrrC' "ill lw a n a1::se mhlv :\Janv of the innumerable que~tion!'> 1irt."'"e:-- on t;nation b) <'hailt•" E C'lar.encc Frce>~e. '~·cslt•y Keifor, Jack
ent lS mtroducmit modein agrieu l- ,m the c1r.ulat1on of the books of now circulate fo three days i T hu rsda.' rnornin .J anuary 30 asked 'tw farmers nnd shckmen re- lk~r~·t. p1t::-it't·nt. of thl• lc>wa Fam Erkilll, and Bill ''alker. t'T<1l method-:. . qn a 450,000 acre :\1ontana State \.ollegc Jibrarv accord- An inter esting- feature~ Or ·t he libr- I at t he Gnn na!'ium fro m 10:2a to ~ardinf! the Ft:ckral Farm f'nar,l nn I 1 ll'a•1 · ·
1•rt;etiltun1l <·omn<:ition bY I --ai m, the largest m. the world . n_1od- ing- to 1\Iiss Stout, librarian . who arv is the d i ~p l ay (·asc in which new 11 :Hi o;clnd .... , 111• usua l fin• its oi,('·ation,. will he> flll"i''<'l'l'cl at f. I.. '''il:;,~n. hl':t.!1 of th<• (lcpaiiment . XOT!\E . ·rn me~hods ~re b~rn~ useJ; Little I quotes the followin~ fi g-u r es: Novem- boOks are placed· t cn ll the studf•nts' J>Cri nd J»ysfl'tn "111 hr u"ccl and Parm and Home \\'erk at :\lontamt of :un-i ultural el·onomi. s at :.\[untanu .\11 .Jumor <1chnty li st~ mu~t :~ney is r!Jt m build~mrs. fh e nee- ber , 1H28. 746 books (not including attention to them. On holidays bookt; aJI classei:. "ill h· ilismi~ ... ccl dur- ~tate Collt~~w. Bozenrnn. l·l'h!"lla1~· :· St .. te Ctill"'I!<~: and l°"<'l'nt et·nn<mtic h(' _called for a_t the rC"J,!1strars . .sa1~· buldmgs are built on wheels so I rcPerve hooks), 'ovem ber, 1929, 1110 pertainin..,. to the occasion 3re dis- ing t he assemhb to g, ae ording- to .]. C'. Ta~~lor, di- han~e-: and their dfl":t upon az1i- off1c.c and µut Ill thi" bnllot h.ox 1at the.y tan be moved. about. Work j bcok~ , 3-1 52 reserve books.. Tho staff plaved. Th ere is a lso a , helf for new The sof'ah<•r "ii he .J . \Yilliam re-etor of the )!onh1i:i Extl'n:>io11 t·ulture of tlw .:\1.1·thwt"· .. t by Curt:s L. I outs ide of the :\lcntnnan office s c.one by tractor hatallions, made up cf the library this year is composed books on the desk. · Terry, Edilor rtf •he L<'np:uc of
1 ~('n·ice. \Y. _.\, Sehocnfrl I ie"':ional )fc-;h"l' of 1he F~~lC'11l Rr~l''\"C bank hrfore Saturrltt~
f ~wehe tractors and the necessary .('.f Mis~ Stout. head li brarian , i\f iss l\la nv new books have beern, pur- X at i 011 s ('hronk lc. Tlc has direttor 1>f the Farm Bo:tr I, will be at \lmnPapolis. QUlPm~nt. :\1cn and women ha".e I Preston. Mrs. Pav~oni and 1\fr:-;. Crew, .hagc-J bv the Jibrnrv lhis V('1r amontr tran•lcd in F.ur~ 11E' and is an l'l'C'<;l.Cflf nt the Rozpmnn lllt><:tin[?'. . ~pecial pr01trams l"or whr-:1 g-row XOTICR ual r1g-hts and much or the work .is a~si~tant librai·ians, and J a 111 ea which the l4. th edi ion of th~ <Encv- ;i uthor ity 011 in lcrO'Lf ional affairs. \\"hi}(' the addrl'ssl'S and ch:-wus::.1011:-; Prs. ~totkm('n, potato i:rmn~rs an I There will h<' a Senior C'lass o~e by women. The p~ople th1·ow m ~evins. student as~istanl. tlopeclia Brittanira is probablv th(' Stud ents ma ) reml·m h(' r tha t last of Fa1m Bo'Hd mattt•r:<; will occupY a frir1'' w~mlcn are li-.t<•d for t>aeh day mceti ni:r Thur~ay l''·eni nl? a t five
O·•ether anl ea<'h r"'cen·e n share S I h h b I . , h I Jl E' k II ,,J,•·n o[' •. ,, •• i··,1! i11'0111i'11·n·'c• c11 th<' i1f th" WCC'k. ..\t the"t' j."'roun mN't- o"clock in Oean ll nmilt on'"' l<' tl ure R
. <. • c. '"' • .- • • ev('ra t ant:i:es ave ec-n ma<C' ~ n rno~t. imnortant. Bulletins are sent to ,·e:1r th l',. i•arr r .... 1c ·e )('r~er . ,..·.._- "'··· .- ~ us-;;ia lS tryll~!?' to m5t1tute the the rules. Books are now checked for I the facultv nnnouncin(! the new book~. ~'ho at .that tim·· occ111>ied th<' Fann and Hon1l' "fe('k pron·ram. o h<>r inl?'s -:tatC' anrl ff'ttiunal authoritips will rocm .\II St•niors are ur{!ed to
fa('tor S\"Stem m pla e of the old one Wf"ek only hut may be renewe·J. Two of the"o Jiave nlreadv been sent same 110sition H.., '1r. Terry do('s fr11t11res whi<'h will b(' of I atiil'ul;n < :..,('ll"S n'"f'llt ;l'!tin~ltural <lC'\elop- be pre!:'ent n~ importnnt husine~s eac.ant farm sv tern and so far the Th' 11 'd D I' · I · k t i
1,.ntei·e·. t to f,• 1·niei·<., sto•k11•en am! mcnt~. findinP"s of exneriment ~tat.ions will be diHu~sed. · ~ • is a ows a w1 CT trt:rn-over. up i- and a third will soon be ready. a l the 1>res<'nt tun e. s pea · on tc " " ' esults have been successful." cate copies of Atlantic, Current His- (Continued on Page Two) sa me s ubject. women of this coun Y include ad- (Continued on Page Two) Orland Ward. President
PAGE TWO> THE \\"EEKLY EXPONENT. TUE DAY, JA:\UARY 28. 19:30
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i TULIPS fl g This lo ' el) spring- Fltl\\ er mal,t's beautiful rt'n lcrpieccs I
t---'J\L\TI'ERIXG FROJ\l HERE .\.i'ID THER~---1 · w ATTERS Is HEAD OF ! IN OUR J\llDST l ENGINEERING COUNCIL +------~-~~~----~---~--~-~--~+
Estahlished l!HO Continuance of the .\lonthly Exponent, Established lt-:~IS
Publbihc..·J ev<•ry Tuesday of the coll<'~e year by the staff chosen from the Associated Stud4Jnt. oi )fonrnna "tatc Colkge at Bouman. :\lontanu
Anything- tu foll hnt:k on -a rct·('nt is~ut.· of th1t Kaimin ~ay:; "if thl' Bohcnts t·,·cr win a tral·k Hll'cl we'll ~h·e them )Jain ll all."
... f\lr dinner parties - ~ Orga nization l'o111110:-cd of Re- ii tl prc_enlati\cS of . \11 E ngincH- f! ---'·--- ii ing Departments on llill. Dean il M L h F/ ?. Cobleig h Is Facult) _\d,isor fl angO r Orist ~
.lnmos II nlkrs "°'" dt'<ll'<I prosi- r.:.· 1 9 ~- J\ lain ' Phone \)j V:
Ft.•v\•t•n's sakt.•, don't lt'l the ··hig-her-ups" here gl't lwld of this, hut at the 'ub:..criplion Rate ;$2.00 p<.•r :..chool ) t•ar l·ni\"l:t·~ity of l'tah ~tudcnts tmdcr cig-hte<'n )"l'nr:s of ag-~· will ht;.• nrn•stl'<l
-----------------------------:-:- J if they Uh.' ,1ut 011 th'"' :-;tn·~·ts of the town aftt.'r ~ p. m. Acceptf.>d for mailing nt special rate of po~tarte 11N\"1ded for m ~ection 1103,
Art oi Ot tolirr :J, Hl::?7, authorized Fl'l)ruary 17, 1~119 :'IIayllC' thl' Jwsp1tal will ha\·e a little pence and quictnt':-:-- now thut ;\l:irtha Flynn and hl'1· nwb ha\"e mo,·ed out.
dt..•nt of lht• t ni.rirH.'1..'rin~ 1..·ounl'il at 1ls i.! 1 ir:-;t. r1..·~L lur 1nt·1..·1i11z- vf th~ yf':1r, r:::::::::::::::::::::-::::::::::::.::nt:::u:::::::::::-::::::::::...""::nu::::::::::::n:::::::::i::u::::::.::u hC'l.I la::-t. Fridn\· :1ftC'rnoPn. llt
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11ry -----------------------------Eag-le wus ell' lt:d ,·in• pn·.·idl'nt and Telephone: J t7-A .. J\ fur J;;\. pomnt. On .\lont.la) s after :i :00 P. 1\1. SO
Editor-in-Chief .. Business i\fonagcr ...
Uid "Pl•tt>'' and ",J1..•ny-· pro\"idl• <ll1 extrn fi\"e pounds for Lill' Alpha 0 Lcon:inl A. \\"ing, '31 g-ue:-:ts or did they all just t u"'h in with a ~TY "dih~ on till' big- drnnks ?''
HtlLl--rt J)ull, :-<l('rt.•l;.\1').'-ll"t'll"lll1..'r. ,... I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 11 I 4 I I I I I I I I I I I I e I I' I I I I I I I I •• Tlw t•n.dnL't-tini.r l·oum·il 1s n11n1H1:-.cd
of the pn•sidl'lll :111.! llllc othL·r tm:mbC'r cle1..·tt_•d at lart..:.l' from t•ad1 l'lld- • HC'erin!!' 01gani7.ation nn lhL• hill. Thl' mcmb1..•rs ot the <'1 1 :.riml'rin~ tound athi tht' ilJ..•partnll'nts th<.•y 1·t•p1·t·scn1 nre: l'lt•d1it··1l. Erir \\"il.;:,on and Enrlt.• Rudher:.::: <.•n).!i1H<.•rin1.; physit-s. :\i<-h11las Butt i ancl ( l·irt•nn- (, nnt•ll; l'i,·il. lkm~· Ea~lt.· and llen1·y 111.'lland; nwchani~a!, .lim \\'a: tt rs and Clt'llll x, 1Tutt: lwmi1.:al. .Ja,·k Comnd\' and \\~111. \\'a ll; and indu:-t~ ial, J?1)ht.·ri: nu~I and Edwin Eag-k. ll<·an (\lh}('b.dl j.;:. ~·:wulty nd\"isur for th<' t•ng-int•t..•lill!! t•mrn r il.
i\Ianoging Editor ·······-······ ·· Assistant Editor •
i\ens Staff
Assoriate Editor ··-·-······- ····-······-·-··-·· .,.............. ... .. . ..
.... Carl \\' nil, '32
William Flynn, 32 Ruth Platt
)I ichael Deevy Sports Editor ............ ___ .,.. ........ _ .. G<'org-e Hart.
Assistant:-, \\'allate Harrity, Harold Gremer, t.'hct Jluntll~y, Pat :O.lcEiliott Feature Editor . ······· ········-····················· ..... ....... ... )fary Hnkulu \Yomen's Sports .. , Uuroth~· G:irrett
A:ssistnnt Frnnce:s Fogler Socicty Editor .. . .. ·············-············· ................ . -· ·· •.•••.•.. Alit:e \'andenhook
:\I is~ Brt'\\""-'1": \\' ht.'l"l' W;ls Llumpeii ·: ! lilly \\'i:-11('1". I t'l.1n't tell y11u :-Oli:,;:- Brewer. .:'11. B. b it u Sl_'lTL'l !
The odds url' now to l on the :\It· \rthur-Bt.•nnion hcnll. ll1lpesll•rs ::;ay it will be a push-o,·er for ,\k..\rthur.
This t•olumn is thinkin;.:- ol ~pt111soring a petition to ask for uphubtcring in '.ht• wi11d11w.; 111 )l(lnt:rn:l llall. Thnt W(IU!d l!O t11 tlw ;:rounds t•ommittec wouldn't it'!
Valentines • • 1 ho,c Old I'ashioned Comirs
and Some With La!'e and Frills
HAIJSEMAN & McCALL t East J\lain
As:sistants, Elizubeth Seitz, Bcrnil'e Norris, GrL1 lchC'n Lehrkind, .:'llildred \'"evins J lekn Olin·r, Tl're~n O'Dvnnel. Louit>c S:\Undt..•1·s, .losl'phinc :'lliklich Typing-~ Eli7.alwth :-;eitz, Hetty :\k:\"cil, llcil'n Snudt.•rs, Eliznbeth Graham Ick C'ranC'.
l tOtlk onl) i<'11k at the line g1)ing into the Rialto Su1uln) nilt.' and tlwt to nt)st•lf "~lcl"cy. nll'rcy!'' ( \\" hnt n thot to ha\'c of a Sundny l'\"t•ning-1.
Tht> Jllll'JlO!-it' of tlw l'lll?illl'rin;: I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I t I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I r I r I I , I , I I I tOUJll'iJ is tn fo~t<'l" ht•tt.tr tel:1tion-shiJ :-< ht•twt·n llw tlit'ft•n·nt t.'llJ.{iJWt•rinC" l!ro:·ps on tht.• hill. lo J!"O\t•111 tlw )' O}it-it.•s COIH'Pl"llill).!" t'll '"ilWt'l'ill~ in g1 m•1:.il, and tll ad in nn atlvi:-.m·\ C"apnc-ity to the Dt.>an of t'JH!"illl•t·1·ing..
'\'c think LU\\lllun ouf!"hl to lwld a publit l'<'l.'it:1l :1ftl'r lwnrin•!" ~l ilitary Editor L'harlei:; llle rendition of "The Fal'1.• on the Har-rotim Floor'" at tht• 0. B. party.
Business Staff tohan·o cht•\\lllg h;.s Ad,·erlising ~fanngcr ... . ..............•...
The:,;1..• !:'nowy pnths W(1uld st cm to Jll'O\ ~ thut . • ... Al Greiner inl.'J·ea:,;ed .i:dHI 11cr t't.'fll in the l~ist :::ix months.
) IOXT. \ X.\N WORI\ XOW PROGRESS I:\·; Assistants: Earl llan~on. Bob .Jonc.•s
Business Assistant·······- ·····- · .Frank :\[acCormick wa::; t1l cll>ct a nutional CXCl'Uti\'c ~u:-' F .\Hi\I ~\ND JIOi\lE \\.EEJ\. 1l\1nt..nuc•fl rom P:ti!~ tlnc) Circulation ~lunag-er .. .... . .. .... .Jack Erkkila r~t~u·y, Form~·rly. the :seu·ctnriul work PL \N --.
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of thl• vrg-u111zat1011 was done by a • "' • "'"'~ra .\nn CY~<·il, (•11itor, made the Re1>orter~ woman who :.pent ~er time and BEING COJ1PLETED 3~sil.!"lllll<'llt-. for tht• nu.:t month's Ead Rudbl'rg-. :\111rgard Rowmnn. Franklin D1..·wl'y, Lol'l'a1ne Thomp:son, / monl'y to.' i~~t ~a~·~. ol the :-hhools I W< rk. 111 aw in I! n <il':hf lit:t• of J·\•hru-Armin Hill. \'in.di Hurlburt, Chris Schlechten. Gladys Elliott, .\rthur ~h<'ldon, 01111.:L~ e\c
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111 • . . nry 1:1. tor pi c: turt•" and to;1~·- ".\ll
, . , lay ltHHt.'n, -'t.11ni.t l'c.: ~1 1 (C-0nt1muJd trom pngc One) fraternit\- an(l si~ro. • :~ piduit.·s must ( lar~ \\ hth•. • . T?mmy ThomJbOlt g-a\."t' .. ~.ho rt ta.k:; <iuring the pa~t. , l'ar, an.I the outlot1k bf' ta kt' It bt. fon• 1·\•i n. 1~.t\· 1 :l, tlln't' Proo! Reader John :\orlm ":1th n•g·cntl to posl"1b1lil1cs of the It.-i· crops and. · lt\t::olul'k lor l~J .. 0. gl't>UJH havin!.!' ntt·ml1t.•r:-; who hnn•n't
Couri" Print Boooman, Montano l::~\~1 1:':~~! ~~;.~~~~::'\i;i~u~:~~:llen~i 1~~~ {,~~~~C i~~s~~~~~c1'.::;~/~:;~"7~'.\c.~~ r,:,~~ ~;;11~>1;,~~!'." ,','1\1;/'~l::~ ,~,\';t\~." llll1' " ' 0
GR_\ DES tho appea1 an_ce of ou_r "wonder Ll'am 1 ;;,ible infonnatJon to lll'h them witn :'11 r. Pl•xtcr. advi~or for thr .:'llon-tho intcr<'~t m .the h1,1.rh ~chool µ-~unes their plan~ lot• the coming- ~ea::-un. tanan. ~pokt• a ft•\\ Wt. nl s of t nt'llltr-
1 ~as tic-~·reast•d s~l the _the }~unurn~e~t .\rrangemcnts abo h~n1..• bet•n made :tJ::"t'ntl'nt to tlw st-a ff :rnd ap:wah·d tr. . 1s hn~·nh· a_ pcl)rlllg-.
1nopo::-1t1on .. 'Ih~~ wheieby l\li·. SclHlenlcld will mt:!et thun to n~t their work in l'<-1.rly. I The grades for last semester are a~l rcpos.1n~ on_ the record qu~.:,;t1.on ;'·1~l bt:
1• :-e.tt;f~rc~~~1: 11 ~~11 ~: with each group to _ti.rn~idl•r wa:.·:,; Ll"'<>n:u1l \Yin!.{, :ls~ <'c~ah• {·dito1-, np- 1
:\heet i11 the office. The n1arks that w11l stand for tm10 to con1e d~Hkdb"h1 cnll tle c.:m Ir an.! m.eans for ma~u~g thl..' fedl·ral J"C'ah•d to th 1• ~t.aff t.\ c-t•t b~hh1d the . ~ .. · I tlll• to e let· market mg act ns adnum:-tt.>rcd by the htll an' ~l't thPir work don<• ln- F"'·b-are down 1n black and red . 1he toll has been taken and the ~ - . ----- }arm Board apply .to .Jlontaru1 pro- 1~1nr» I:l, and tlwn th<.·~- to~J.1 han• a Youths of the i1rnlitute classified. HO:'\OR ROLL I ducts. . . _ . ,,,callon., f' 1 ·0 \i1lin~ that t.ht• <'.aff ' I In add1t1on to th1:s tcnture :--pccial J!l't-; Uu•1r (' tlJl'.'-' into the> printer" on Just what these grades n1ean. no ??c ~an really ~ay. .T.hat NO'V _\NXO NCED p1:og-rams ha:·~ been ai-rtrngc~l. for 1 ~i:11e. th_<' 11_1-ime-1~ p:·omi~t·s tn (i"'·lh·er the,- are a just mark of a ,;tudenb' ab1ht ,. 1s a matter of op11110n. II cdne•da,-, J hur,da,- :md l· rnlay, he book ln. ~11, J,,_ . .
· . . . ' · · · d<'aling with Jin~stock m•velopnwm.s The lll<"t't!ll!! C'lldl•cl with informal That they are fairly gn·en i:::: another matter of op1111on. How- (Continued from Pa~<' One) in the state. Tht..• result:- of rt•cent 11i~(·u:-.;~iflns nf th .. \"arinus p1 1hlC'1ns of e\"er. this nH?thod of pa;-;sing pupil fron1 one cJa,gs to another Stockton \*razcy; :rn. lri.!ne Leach; :~9. sheep <'xperimrnts t!nd modl•rn ty1~s tl11..~ diff<'rl•nt ilt.•11nr nwnt l'(h1 lJ"~.
. . . . . . rl Lowt..~11 Kurtz; :H.l. Otto Van Horn; ..J~. of h,·cst()(.'.k will be l'Oll~idC'r!!d \\ ed-
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~ WIN HER HEART WITH CANDY ~ ~ The Sweetest Yalcnlinc .; \ ~ ~ SPEC!.\ L \\"1111\\1.\.'"S BOXES !• \ - al - ~
~ THE BUNGALOW ~ ~ "\\"Jwre Quality Reign~·· ~ ......... -........ _._ .. _ ............... -..... -.......... -................. -..... -.-.. -..................................................................................................... ..:.
Notice. Students! l'idurC'~ mu,;t lie taken and proofa returned immediately
if they arc to be in the )fonlanan
LINFIELD'S 11
has been the i.a,1s of Amenca s education 8yslem s111ce it starte - Gail Fi,ke Awry; t~. Je•'e Bequette; nesday morning-. \l"c><lnos<lay after- COLLFr.B J,IBR \RT. \X P•amE::;::alii::=:!•;:::::s..:= ;;:::::a!lie::::::3-!So:::=:i-..= And as thert' an' no better ways introduced into this educational -t2. :3ami de.Jani. 12. \\" ilfrcd Stock- noon will be g-iccn "'"r lo Fedcrnl HEPOI 1 s IXCRE \SFO l - - ~--=~
. • .. . .1 Id~ ~ . . ley; .J.6 . .Jlurgarct Choate; 46. Robert Farm Boar<l mattc..•is. Thm·,day nwrn· BOZEM 4N MEAT MARKET system, the habit of g1<1d111g slt I ho s S\\a). Edwards; .lH. Elizabeth Franslrnm: ing J"C<"ent eXtl<'l'inwnts in the feeding I BOOK C'IRCl'L \ TJOX !,1 . ' . / Is this system fair to lhe student and is il fair to the Prof? .JG. Curtis Jlanson; .lo .• \rnolcl ;11it- of steers and swino will be• con,idc•rt•.I. - t - ~
, d b }. I b I 'h k th t t l l l chcll : ..tti. Lnlia Hom('ro,·; .:i2. Paul Thursdav aft<-n1ol~ll U,t! .Jlontana <Contimwd from P· ,.<' niwl \" No ou t t 1e niar \S are a$e{ on t e wor ~ a a ~ uu< en urns \Yennas; 5a." Bernice Anderson; 53. Shortho1~n Bi-et•<lt·r:>' a~~ot· iatiun will RccC'nt adclitinn~ to the lihr IT in- '' e ~pecia.Jize in the best of Dre..~.;:.ed Meats, Poultry in during the sc111cster and a good deal of the grade de1)ends on Frank Ball; 33. Ted llannant; o:L hold a pureh1t.·tl 1:onsig-nnlL'nL ~ale. <.:lud<' th'.~ fnllowinf."!''. · ~ and Fish
l. ·h. h ! ~ d t . "t). h .. f" • 1 .. . r Gl.'Ol'.l!(' ~farkin; n:t Kathll?en \"au~hn; Fri.!ay morninj! the prog-rum will rkal '.\"a~un.• ot' th<' Pln·.;;ica \Y 11 \ ' the mannel 111 \\ lC t le ::-tu en \\11 t;::; l~ ma exanlma lOll. 5~. Kathn-n Kellct; 3!J. Norma Beck; with thl• 1'('-)ertion of focding- dairy I>rilli:1nt <"xno .. iti n · th Ftll;;~·.!t. ~n
paper. As the fair:1e~~ and merir of finals are now undergoing~ S~I. A~hwort!1 Tl~?mpson; Gl. ~ar~h cat-tle •. and Fr1lwty nfter:noon l~as lwcn nC'wcr th<'oril•:-.; in 1
h\'SH · · i t 1 ~ b . d . d t . ·t ·. . . .. . b· bl th t . d . Bnrrmger; 11:!. \ IJl('l'nt :\Jorgan; 02. ~et aside for a to:.:r ot the hvt·~t.tX:k :\fozil, I:-:land, ~t ahroilk. \ tuih· n"
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l S UC ~ > 1110 e1 ll e uca 01 ... ' 1 l~ \el) pl O a e a gl a e:s Homer :\Iorton; 6·1. Ralph Andesj 6-!. ~C'Ction of th • Experiml'nt .Station. the n Ji.c:iou~ nnd <>irotit n.al Jif • of the
\\ ~ Cat~r 1..0 .F1·aternllH:_•s mid Sornnuc::-
Phone 161 1;3.) E. :\lain will be taken up in their turn by the n1en that are directing the Glen Frisbie-; 6-1. L~ll' .\lartinell; G·L .:\!ember:-:~ the Experimt·nt Station proplp of Haiti. d t . I · ·t·t t· . f th ~ t.. .Jieh-in .:'llat~on; '3-L \Yilliam :\Ir:Kay; staff who w t I u~~ist with the..~ Jin:sto:~ The F:ffu·th·e ( nlle.!"l'. Kl•llv . Four Delin~rie.s Dail)
e uca 10na lib 1
u tons 0
e toun 1 ~ · :?.:?3 to :!.·ln9 points p<'r nedit: mectin!?'s arc..• \\' . 11. \'aug-han, hca I 01 :-;ant' ~- n·<·\' ,.f tht• ht•"t thnu~ht of ?'"9;;;::::::i;-.:;::~.,,,_:::::::..-=:=-•::::::.1E::::=:.;o;:::::;.s::;:as::::!•~:::!!llE!:!:I.,; But as we are not n1aking up the ~tyle~ for the schools of the 69. Georgt· Ha,rt·s; 70. Constance the lhc~t1 <- (iep:irtm<'nl; \\'. J::. thl• tlay on t hP .\ml·r ·"'~n colll·g-"'·· >:.-""
country, and •\·en if we were. condition~ wil1 probnbh· remain ~rewcr_; 71:. " "illium Anderson; 71. Joseph in .~ ; .. c<' of ~h~·1..·p .l:xp~ri- Prl'fan~ to .:'ll" al". Lip•m .. 11111. '\lr. c ' · Kathenne l<i.her; 71. Allon ;l!e llhal- ments; Lnu> \inko whi>" duec\tng; Lippmann applit'' a 1>hiln•nth\· o' +---·---· - ---·----- _ ----- ------------~+ the same. ton; 7.J.. Clinton Baker; 74. Edward cattle and h fr{_\din:r triuls. and J. humani"'m to c1111tt·n11·ora 1:,- 1 robll~m'. Fhdier; 7..J. Charles Greenfield; 7..J. 0. 'T'rehven :l•n:-;ion dairy speciali~t, lhml!l'r Fic-ht('r~ . Dt• Kr('Uf. .\ honk ! I
COLLEGE .\ XD THE MUC'K·lUh.ER
Colleges make good news. Liquor parties and raids, fights between faculty :rnd athletic barons, paint-slinging parties, or poker parties in laboratories are gobbled up and splashed on the daily press in black hearllines.
James Halloran; 7·1. Edward Hu estis; Promim•n1 nong- tht.• l'lltt.•11.ainml'llt about th<' ~11cn who :-<tmq• to make thC' J 'YE'LL TH.\1'1\ YOl' _\ .. ~D YOl'"LL TH\_ 'I\. lr~ I /.t. Alfred Lundquist; 'i·I. Arthur feature:". of f' week i:::. the "anm11l world'~ fond suppl)· kC'cp 1
a((' with I j Roberts; ~l. ll orni.:e Bolster; 81. Jos- fun fe('(.l''. "1 he ~uled for \\.<'dn1..•sday its population incn:tH'. eph Delaney; 81. Earle Rudberg-; 81. eYening, 1' 1 ··ua1·y :l. a dns:-;ic of :\IC'n and :\fn hin<''. Chas<'. An nn- l - IF - I Herbert Zwisler; 8;). Gcnc..,\'ie,-e Gam- •·not.hing s om;" whil·h ha~ alway::. ab·~i~ r-f th('> cultur,, of th('> ma<'hinC' I f hie; 86. K enneth Cople~·; 86. Louis be('ln one (•f t• hig-h !"Jmt~ of th~ an- an·e,_· an1i of thc nrol·nhlC" futur('- trt>nd \ C H Tl'tie; 88. Erwin Amick; bi3. Wesley nunl g-alh1 rm.~ at l\lont:inn ~tate 0 ~· life in n ma"hinf'-tidlizrd world. J ou 1 ("t -our air Cut at the 1 Funk; 88. iilnry Hawks; 8 .. J ohn lollef!<'. ~m·et,~"f. l "tunt". Rol11hotu:h F1fh· j I Lightfoot; bS . • James Watters; !J3. Ri.ulroatls l:l\'C ~ran.t.('cl tht• u!'ual "11''' t. imp ·omptu stunb for ~odnl : B
1~ x T E R B A R B E R s H o p 1 Htinry Ncrbo,·ig; 9·1. .:'llargaret Ander- far('·a~1d-:1-t h rd cxcur~10n. ratl' from occ·1~10n~ J 1 j .Newspapers juslif~· themse!l·es by saying lhaL the\' are not
publicity organs for the colleges, and liquor parties, when interrupted by the law. make readable news. Their public and reform leagues about the slate like lo be :;el agog by these collegiaLe imp1·oprieties-they eat it up.
son; 9.J. Llo~·d Good; H-1. K enneth all pomts n th<'_, sbt<". T1t'h•t-: may Stag-t• ('o .. tumin!.!'. Youn"". Tlit <'X-i j I .:'lloore; 9-1. Tcn•::-a O'DoLnell; 98. be boug-ht tr 1
)1 l•cbrunn· I to ·1 • nnd I f'Clien1·e.::-. in co~tumin!!' antl dC',il!ll of Harold Gunderson; HS. l'lc..•mcnt PJ..•ck; nre l!t)()l unt F'ebruary UL the eo"-tunw tl;n·dor of tlll' Ck\"<'l:tnd 100. Vktor Bauer; 100. Eric Blnnnin; - - l'l:1Yhou~e. +------··-------·--- - ·-------- -- -- - .. -+ lUU. Leomtrd E::stey: 100. Irene Jen- 'OTICE Thl• \lnd1•rn lb~Pn. \Yt•i.,and. _\ sen; 100. HC'nrv Helland; 100. Ycrnon ~tt1.1,. of lliscn'._ twph·f' sflo i.11 1lr~1m!l~.
The late.-t iniquity to t'l"ecp into public prine was a poker party at the lJni\'ersily of )[innesota. It was held in an engineering laltoratory. Poker games, as such, arc nol strange and unhPard of things an,·"·Jwre. nut when a college man sloops to such unechtc:1• i .. !1al pas limes like playing cards, taking a drink of an intoxicant, or throwing- paint lhe e1·er-ready press ope1rn its maw and swallows the 1ie\\·s with a1·irli!y.
.Jlay; 100. Ecl~nnd :\kPherson: 100. Thl'rl• h:1s heC'n for '-0 111 <' lim e \nthol~ !!\. of \\"(_)rid Pod ·y, Yan ·wallace \\"cndti 100. Elw~·n \\"hi te; a ('Olll'!.!l' t radition rC'latiH' to Don~n. !Ott. Carolin<' Delaney: 10!.J. Benjamin I smokin!! in the colkl!"e h:iilclhi:!"- :\11 Onil•t on the' \\',._;ft•rn Frcint. Ha~kopfj lOV Vincent Stunit:h; 11'.!. ln rC'ccnt 'H'<'k.s there Im.., lwl~n Re>marou(", A story ("If th1• P"lt':'it wnr. Che:-.tcr Good; 112. Frank Rtcrnmitz; con~·id<'rnhlt• ~mokin!! in I he hall~ ThC' O<l~·'~<'~· of n Xi<'C' (';irl. Sul·k,.w. 11 l. Alice Yandenhook; 11.5. Helen nnrl corr'clor-.; of thC' C'n!!iswering l. rhai·u_·tC'"" ~l· 1 1h" of n ~l'll'-'ith·(', nm· ::'\la)·ficld; 116. Gludys Elliotl; 116. bui lding-. \I a recen t llH'C'tin!! of hit;ous f"i .. 1 inn ~inall Jow:1 town. Janws Frnnklin; 116. Korman llo\"ey; the enl!inN·ri ni.r coum·il. th(' coun- r.1·t "ll(" .\lurdt'l' ra··<', \":m Dinr. llli. ~lary Jluntj 116. John Kaiser- <"ii 'H' nt on rc-rord ns f:n orintr the Cannn· :\lmd<'r rn:-:J..~. Yan Dint•. man; llli. Mary Lymnn; 116 Gern!U 1..:1 holdin 1r 1,f th i~ trnd ition a..; it Pc:->sman; 116. Elmer Rothfus; 116. a ffcd.; th<' ha ll " :i nd l'on•dor ... of C'ucntin Ruiter·, 11G. Jlclcn Zortman ·, th<' en1 . .dnt'l'ri n tr huildin'!'. l'nless a person knows college life in reality, through some i'2o. Kathorinc Bohart; 126. ll clcn
intelligent medium or experience, he is like!)' lo be prejudiced Eade; 12~. Caroline t'ochrnnc; 129. by ~uch news.' just ~s l'c is likely to Yi~ion colle_ge as a madhouse I'.f~d E~i~"\~l~f;~~. i:io. E'·el)n \\"att ; of Jazz dancmg, w1sc-trackmg and gm dnnkmg, after ha Ying\ seen a collegiate mo11c. FEEDING TRL\LS
Xaturally he does not want lo send his son or daughter a1rny .\RE CO.NDUCTED to a school 11 here such human failings are allowed lo breed or I 1
be contlonetl. Son and daughter, reading the papers and laughing c t -f--0
) at the n1u\·1es, also get the wrong in1prcg:-;ion of college. t11u1;L l:~ ~1~1u~,~~P~~~~111 t'1~~~tetor,":~ well
Gnil·ersitie~ cannot be blamed for nut gil·ing out full delaii 8 of '"' ulcncling of feeds, amount' .nece>· . . . . . . . . . . ~ar:.,•, and son on. The:-;o cxpenments parlw~ bemir Jound out or of other youthful tntl1screlt0ns w1lh1t1 aro he.cl o\·er a perio.l vf years so as
the iuristliclion of the 8thool. Such publicity is non-constrnclii·e to eun•1· as many chang-ing- conditions · . · . . , .. 1 :.is p<i,~1blf'. Sl•\·era.l Y"-'ars ag-o a large
and ll"OU!d better be kept IJchmd the dosed doors Ol tnner Of11tes. am"unt 111 fro>en or inferior wheut -Oregon Emerald. \\as a\ailablL\ as feed. This dqrnrt
llll·nt (·xp<"rinwntcd with tht:' whe.al affo ti tt"i('m. This also C'nables nnd. found that it t·o~·hl he> u;.;ed to un Et ropcan stuill'nt" to toui the lJnitC't.I a;l\antatre by the fnrmer .. A t•om-
STUDE:\Ts HE.\R
OF :-. s F _\ :11EET State-. p clch new \ ra has ut•en mtroduccd
(l-0ntinued f, on. l'age OneJ I he t.O't (It ll't.•!llLl'I shql 111 :\ S. 1:. fol' l Thi.., \\Ork is ht:'lllt!' l'Onduded . . . . . , 1111 lht.· us" of fa·ld bt•ans and i><'U:s .a" ~
Fo1• <'n.·1·y t)]W ot'
COl'l'l'l»IUHldt•1t('C
For amon~ no,elty 011e of thl• bt nl'fit <lcrin·d from me-mhc>rship in ~ !'\. I•~ ...\. i · trip:-: abr 1ia.d whkh may h(' ta kl n by the stutknts who could not otherwi~('
.\. " t \\ o l'l'llb Jll'r • t.u l'lll but th1c:, 11 nil('r th<' su !)l'l"\ 1s10n of Professor I ls not ad1l1t1on t1.1 thl" r' ~ul.1r ll'gts- Loms. Yrncki. ~ trntwn tN•, so 111 Jt.•.tht th<' ... tudu1t... Q I
It is the ltou>chold fa, o•·· ite in'\ riling papt•t•:;,
1'hey are New ]Htpt'r:s \\ith ti ...... 11(' lint•tl aie under no f nanc 11 obh~.1twn.. FLYIX-G~C'ORP ,,. \N 'l'"
..\ nt.•w stt•:) tak\..•11 hy thl• l'Olln:nt1on • 1 ..:i J\llLLE FLEUR ORTll~IE en, · lope~ in ct)lor~ Faton\.;
g lliglilantl Linl'U b tht.• ,(..; ..
WD NEW TITLES in the wonder ful • ·tar Dollar Line of Book'
Wells Outline Ilis l or~. Tradt'I' Horn Etr. al Sl.00 per YO!.
PHILLIPS BOOK STORE
1 COLLEGE GIUD lf .. \TES .JEWELRY O tiul't i"· c-lwi"'"
Ambn• effect, fine rctl, atl-1 J.'lo,clt) Bu'"' - >' l .Ol' <t'ont.inu<'d from Pa!!'o OnC') orned with tiny rose but
R. 0. T. C. ;:ra lt1nt1•s ""n l'nlt•r •• l\Io tifs in Pas te l s hacks flying t·:ulet.. for- tr:lininl! al tlw Air I EATON' l'orps Tt''linin" C'entt"t' ,[art trainin~ Brac~lc-ts, Broaches, n GHL ID .Julv 1, lH:lO. C:raduatinc stutlC'nts de-~irint!" to start with thi~ d:iss should Necldaces, Earings suhmit applil'ntions immc-diatC'ly. !
\rcPplarn·t• cf appoinlmt'nt as fly- 'i 1.00 Rnd 1.25 L in'!' tadets and !-:lll'n•ssful t·ompletion
;:;. th/-~:"7::;·~:.;g :~,'~li~~r ~·;.:J~n~~·a;~; CHAMBERS- fiALLATIN DRUfi co :11 Pointml·nt a-.:. Sl·i·ornl Lil'llll'IHlnts in I Q tlw ·\ii: Cnrps R~·~t·r:·c with Jll'i\'ileg-e FISHER CQ £ I
( takmg- C'\'.anunnt1on for Regular I • (; \in1y nppointn1ents. tH:)-0-0.QD-O-~t::HXJ j =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
TUXEDOS in both l't'ak1 tl ::1Hl >:"ot h
$24.50
11' .1-tlu cltln't \Yant to bu) a Tu" Wl) \rill 1·l1nt Yllll <Hll\
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THE MEN"S STORE ::lkl"IL-\C'KEX llRO .
~tud('nl,.. an• bccomintr mten:=;cly interested in ski ing , tobaggoning, skating nnd oth·r outdoor actiYities. Sa tu l'day and Sunda:i.· afternoons found many h iinl! 011 the numerous hills smTounding Bozeman.
SOCL\L CA L&'IDAR
FriUay, Jan. ::11-Utah St.ate Game ; Fanir Dan ... e.
Saturday, Feb. 1- Utah late Game; Pi Beta Phi Formal.
F'riday, F(;b. 7-B. Y. U. Game; ' '.:\1" Club Dance.
Saturday, Feb. 8-B. Y. U. Game; Amigo Part.y; Pi Kappa Party; Beta E ps.ilon Party.
v1t.y; \\ 1Lirec1 .\i1Uer, Han e ; harry .OL .... r.., .l>U.t.(:!111an; JOllH i-a1Kei·, J..JO<tt:-
111an. lAH'l i·~terson was a b rioajo· dmne1
gue:::.t. ai.. tue ..1."\.appa .;::,1gma nou~'-!.
--i. 011111'-r wa~ 11e1u ,:,un..iay at t.hc. t\.appa •. ngma house !Or i..11e mot.bet s vi. nu.tt:.uetn 111e111oc t !:i. J.uose pre.::.en~
wc1e ~\Le!:il.a1i.1:;:; 1Je1aney, latl11tan, 01ewe, , .LJclin, 11 1'1..e:)e, ra.i-Ker anu L..~Ol'lli.
.::> U1tuay dmner guests at the Kappa $ig111a lloui:;e '' eJ e J..ur. ana .1.u1s. J un11 \' aite,s 0.1. ya1·K Ln.y, 1110111:.ana, ann Vari 1 etti.,:son or Lew1.":>t.Own, .1.u untana.
A~ w<."11 as outdoor acti,·ities occ11pying a place in last weeks pro~ra m, hlre ,,.a~ mu<·h artiYity of a more solemn nature. Alpha Gamma Delta
lleld f(,rmal initiation ~aturday afternoon for fiye ~ir i s . After initiation a .. lea!"-f of ros('s' dinner was held at the Baxtc>r Hotel. The tables, arranged Sigma Cni • ·ote~ in the ~hape of a horse-shoe, were rlcl:orated with red and buff roses. The I .1..he n11.:1111.>ers oi the Ut.ah team that n~d. buff. and ~n·(·n l'Olo1·~ \\e~·: further c:a.rricd ~1ut in the candles, nut "~~s1L~~ \.ti~. no-.se a.rUll' t.Jle -~~sn.etoall cup~. an<l plal'e cards. Kappa S1g-n:a fraternity also held formal ini tiation. game!:) mCJuoect t...apt. Jell) ~mito,
. , . I . , , . \., .. ., · l . 1,.JarK1 (i. \\ atknts, hap L yooert, 1rny At tl~1:-- t~me c eHm m1.:n \\clc 1n1t1 ~1tu. Kappa D~lta hel<l Second Degree 1 ... nce, ~onne, ~aunaeis, !{.O.se, .re1.oe
<"'r HX gl!'l~. l.Jow, an<l L. \·mcent.
Za<lok Hudgi~ . a senior in ag-ri-1 (Contmued from Pa,ge One) cultural eclui;at1on 1 ~ teai.:hmg attn- lie!) of th.1.terenL make:; 0.1. g1adc1 cultu1e and farm s h'?.> in Billings I blades. When t-ne L1vm1?ston road. was h1g-h school . subst1tut1!lg for the re~w being sur iaced last yca1, P1 ofessor ular teacer who is ill Iludgin left Conknng ran some tests tor the Com\Vednesday and will be m B1llmg-s for m1:-;s1on on rock \\h1ch wa:s to be usc<l about. two weeks. llud irm is the sec- fo1· surfacing mawriai. Ail materials on 1. Ag. Ed. Sln ior t.o sub~titu t.e for u~e<l by the Stute H ighway Commisagril'ultural teacliers m nearby towns. :0;ion musL m~et the ~peci[i<:ation:;; J:; Gt!orgc Hart subsli t.u t.ed for \Valdo 5et fo1·th by the Commission and the Zil'nstcin at :\l anhattan for a few tests run on the various 111:1 terials
GENERAL ELECTRIC INTERVIEWS STUDES
L. J-1. Means. Re1iresentative of Electrical Company, Y i s i t s Col lege During Months Trip to Select Employees for His F irm
day~ after the holidays. I p1 ovc:- as to whether or nr t they meet )1 r . L. H. }leans, per,;onnel l:ir-:ct.ir the spec:ifications of UH· Genual f<~lectric compan\· of
~O'l' I CE . .. · Schenectady. '.\cw Yo1·k, was ·her~ FAN(~S PLEDGE \\'edne:::day of last "eek intcn 1ewm~
\11 ire r ~ons other th an " ' 1.. . the ~cnir:r electrH.:al enginrenn:.:- ::>tlt-men or me mbers nf n1risitv ON .] ANDARY 31
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dent:-;. He was accompani{!d hr B. L t~a1rt.:: 111ust ,·ac:\11'." from the "\I:. ___ :'noddy of Butt.c, di~trict. s:tl~" man-c: ub lc·c " er room~ or leeks will be a•~er for the General Electri c 1 sn ii~ped and lo t ke rs clea'1ed. All (Continued from Page One) p;ny. · c on-na.mb ers 11\casc p1t nam es on yourself at one o[ the be.:;5.t dances ;\lL :\leans before leaving- sel<'cted yc ur Jucke r~ . that you c.ver at.tended. six of the g-raduatinC' seniors for worK
Ea rl S('ming-sPn. presidenl. Tht! f·anu:; s~ppo1t. tne stu 1ent b•>ti\.· in th"' Gen< .~!l Elc- tric comp.any. Tl '' holef.t .. m ti!dl~· in even· untlerwkin:~. mrn selected arc: Fi;thiof .J ohn~on, 1 :\ow is tnt! diancc for the student:> t.o lklcma: Ilome1· >tortnn, Broa "view; NOTICE
I show t.hi;ir appreciation. The plan-; Lowd! Kurtz. Puplar; Vin'"·<'n:.. .\i > • are to make thi:; dancl an .annual gan. Bozeman; Eric \\"iison, CoffN· affair. an<l if thi~ one ii:. 5u_cessful, Crrn•k. an·l Earle Rudberg. Gla!'.'g-ow. the annual F ang-pledge dance will Thl• Eleet1 ic Cl uh t.<.>ncle1 eel a bantakc its place nm on~ the other t1 adi- quet in honor of Mr. :\leans at th._ t ons o[ }f. S. C. Blue and Gold Tea Room at noon on
PAGE THREE
Tuxedo Suits $24.45
Thats a low price for a nice Tuxedo and these are ni e1• ones.
Holloway's Two partil'~, the • .\lpha 0. fmrnal dinner dance held at the Baxter Hotel, .'.\ns. \\i. Lee .1.Ha ins was a dinner
~"'''Ill t.he Onu.•g-a Beta il<rn ery dance h~ld at their chapter house. were of irue~t at. thfj house on ~un<l.ay" C'Utsta1;dint? interest tht> pa~t week. Table decoralions for the Alpha 0 \\'e~~1,u:~~-.6~~~tsl\~:s~ 1~~11~~ ~1:1cii~~~f1: ft rni<.?1 WC!C of a mod(;rnistic de:-;ign. Sih·er anJ ebon~· were uRed for l cte .Bu11oc.h anu Harryman 1H a 111s.
The next meeting of the A meritan Federation of Ar t ~ ·s to be Tuc~dav. F't-brua1 y 3. in the l"irer: lacc r;.)Olll of Herr ick hall. The ~~i: bj ec t of th e meeting- will be the .. ll end uf modern art in Europe·•. bv :\lrs . Hann on. .\ 11 m<>mbHs are invited.
:'\OT!CE wmJE:-:
·r he feature Ol l~rn evening- will be \\'edne~<lay. Tho~e present bc!':ides ).fr . · he announeen cnt oft.he Fang pledRes .:\lean .. and thr .. ~eniors were: Prc---itrnm amon(J' the f1e~hmen men. In <le>nt Atkin~on. Dean Cobleig-h, Re_!!is-1der that ihi:-; can be c:onc, it i:; very trar :\!,·Call, B. L. Sn··ddy, and Profs.
impurtant that c\·ery frc~hman man Thaler. Bowman, and Heath. After The Park· place car<"!s and prog-rnmnlc~. and white carnation:-- with white tapers 1fr.- 1 - -c1•ratcrf the tables. .Ami go.
Sime of ) ou ha,·c not yet paid the :-\. " ·· ' . assessment for the Iris Gardens. Please pay your .)Oc this week to .:\l iss 3la rtlia H <tn ksworth or to :.iny other member of the A. W. S . Council.
.n.tmgo announces the pledging o[ fhc Omes:!a Ccta hou.-:c was trnn~formed into an old time dance hall with Rruph w il.son of Columbus .
a liar, roul~tte wheel-; and crap shooting. The atmosphere of an old time· _\.ir. J. G. 1-'a!.Sley was a wuek end bar was aehien'tl b:.~ the lighting- s~·stem which congisted of candles placed guest o ... Anugo. H e is attending t.ne
in the tops of lwttlcs. The walb were co,·ered with drawings and ca rica- coy~:l~~a~g~i~~b~o~~:t'1~~f:.~11:garet Crest ture:;;. So well was ever::-· rletail planned that the effect was extremely were :::iunday c.u nner guests of Amigo. realistic. Mrs. U1·einer and ciaugh.te1·, ot
.\l pi.a Omicron Pi. Alpha Omicron ent.ertained Friday
en·nini.r at. a formal cdnner dance at th·• llot.t 1 Baxter. Chaperones were: . \h s. I. ~a) r~. Prof. and .:\fr:;;. L. D. Conklin ..... , .:\lr. and ::\lrs. \Y. S. Da,·id· son . .:\In:. E. Broox .:\la1tin. and '.\lrs. ;\"\" . ::'\. rmdy. Repre:-cntati\eS from other sot< ritle.:; were: E.izabeth Gardiner, ).li:-:s Hekn Schultz. :\li:-~ Rln.a St·o,·il. :\Ii~s Ruth Grush. Out of town aLmnae were: :\It:-.. .\.. R. .Jorgensen. :\!is~ Ruth Bolinger, and l\liss BPrnke C1 ane. The g-uest:s we1 e. Al':--.tin DeFrate. Gardner \Yaite, Hart, Rutlecl~e. :\able Eo:-lcy. B1uce GarJingh u~e. Harold Crane, IlomcT Lamb :in, Paul \\'inner, Bobby Lon!!, '.A<'olph Ro:-eneau, Dexter :\loser
obert Gjuillin, Carl \Yall, Ted Rowc.>, Han~·man .:\laine. Sam Kirkes, ,Jamc.o:. Deeney. E1ic Blannin. Lany Lyall, Franre-5 Ca-hmon. Harrv ..\.dams, 01 \"ille Bauer, Edward :\lL"Phcrson. nean II au s e man . .Tohn Tol:-on.
itiation Saturday, January 25, for Butte, Yisite<l at t.hu Amigo hou .::e :Sunday.
f.~~;1~;·~~ve p;~~\~~~ ~i J11~:~ i ~to~k11s: Delta Tau. Hc,en Fechter of Bczeman, Kathryn L'a1l 1->et.e rson was a dinner guest
NOTJCE
The fine s nap s hot pages for th e feature section of the 19:l0 Mcntanan a rc bei ng made up. Please drc p the newe!".t snaps in the ballot box outs ide the ;\Ion· tanan office.
.Norman Osw ald. Snap Shot Editor
l yon oi llozeman, and Xan Cole of of Delta Tau Thursday evening . Fairfield. A banqult '''as held at the D~an and .:\lrs. \V. ~1. Cobleigh and HoLel B<lxtc:r followin.t; the initiation. )Ir. and .1\L1s. John l\lorrison were enL11e out of town guests attending the te1ta1ne<l at dinner Sunday. initiation ann banquet were Mary l·har.es ;\ialt1La of Reel Lodge, a HENRY EAGLE LECTURES Ebe1son of Lewistown and Irene ~lac:- fo1111cr stcdent here, visited the l!clta ON GREAT MIA:.\II FLOOD Dcnald of Park City. lau house Suntiay afternoon.
Sun ay dinner gi..;ests of Al pha I Gamma Della Wlrt·e Dr. and ::\lrs. Beta Epsilcn. 1-T cnr~· Eap:le, a senior in civ il en-(_ innon :\Ir d :\1 Ch ::\!' Sunday dinner guests at the Bet.a 1 ginec-..ring, gave an illu ..,trath·e lecture J~lia l ~,;·er~. a .. ~1d ·}./~~·and e~~-1~;:· Pi~!~ Epsilon house we1 c Raymond Daniel- en ''The ~liami. Ohio Con!:>ervary
Minnie Kit kes was a weekend guest son, from Ltvmgslon, and Bert .:\le- , D1 stn ct11 before the ch il engmeenng of A pha Gamma Delta. Grove of Ca:i.cade. group last Thursday mornrng.
:\orma Smith, '28, spent the week . Beta Epsilon annom~ces th<: ple<lg- The nictt:Tes cons1sled of lante111 end in Bozi..man and Trident ha,·in()" I mg of Lawrence ::\larv1n of Simms. slides ~how mg- news of the floode I been lallcd home by the death of he~ . -.-
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ar€:a eaused by the !'l~t.'<.ls o[ 19.25 mother. She is leaching this year in S ig ma Alpha Epsilon. and also the large 1·etamm~ re'."ervo1rs bmay. :\Iontana. Dr. an.ct .:\lrs. R. E. Seitz were Sun- which ha\·e been built to .. ontrol the
· ___ day dinner gue::;ts of Sigma Alpha flood waters of future floods. Hamilton Hall. Epsilon. . .
NOTICE .\1rs .. \kl'ta\· and l\liss J.laTgaret . ;\1onk Cas.hmor~1 who has b_eer; ns1tGallager \Vere -d inner gumt.s at Ham- 1_ng at the S . A. E. house, lett Sunday ii ton hrul Thursday e\·ening. for H elena. A 11 freshman fool ba ll men who
'.\li.s.!$ Agnes ~lonahan from Living-- p· r \l h earned numerals las t quarter are ~ton was the week en.t guest of Paul- 1 \.~PP~ ... P a. . u rged lo report at Tlauseman·
.Juciith Belden and Cathle(.fi H enkel ] ~red ~~pru~i.ger o.f Llnng::;ton wur~ s" eaters before \Ycdnesday eYen-
I be there. Often it is the one who i.:; the lun('heon .:\lr. :\[cans gave a talk ita~· e~l)ecc.ing i t. thnt receives thi-. on work with the Genet al Eledrir' distin<.:tive; so whether you ha,·e any <· cmpan~·- Lunch hopcs of becomin,.,. a Fang- or not, it J.Ir. Means is on a thr('(-mnnth.~ i.s best to play safe nnd be there. trin and his intincra1-,,.- ca'. ls for a Fountain
Drinks NOTICE
T he ";\l" C luh will sponso r a dunce, to he held a fter the Bohcat· Brigh am Youn~ Lnh er .. ity J· a sketLall game, February 7, in th .(!Ymnasium .
Earl Semincrsen, µresident.
\'ETERAX FALLS 1:-:STRl'CTOR
SUCCL )! S TO BRIEF ILLNESS
Ii ~~ ~\lary E . Stone, who for more than th1rty-fh·e :rear s s<>rved as a teacher in· the high school at G!·cat Falls , died after a few hours of aL ute illness . .Tanuary 2:-J at Ticonder<J.za, ?\ew York. She will be buried in Lowe,·i ll.', Xew York this week. ::>he was well known in this state and many of our college !'.'tudents knPw her.
NOTICE
, 'e:\t. Sunday. Fehruary 2. at nine o'clcck thf' );ewm an Club will hold its rei;rular mcetinz 01t
the I\:. of C. hall. ~\II members are urg-ed. i o he p-re$<'nt a., a g-reat dea l of hus! n es~ wil l be di~c:.s'-'ed.
Frank :\lacCorm ick, president.
NOTI CE EUIWDELPHl.\XS
vi~it Lo <i'.5 en~inf'erin2' collezes in t:;e Pnitf'd Rtaie~. Hi~ trip will ake him to all sections of the nation and he will in~erv~<'W the g-raduatc ~tudent...
I in most of the larger en~inee in2 colleges.
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inrr of s .. a hh;ird <"1 nd lll:d" at fl-if' Omerra Reta hou eat i:l:; o'c1Qrl{
;\'cdnci;day en":".,.· .Jam an· 29.
-Candies -
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Snooker Tables Billiards Smokes
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Dinnerware, Glassware, Oriental Gift Goods
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3\'\ICm:e Andet :-On. Fred Bennion, ~onn Kintz, LeR ly Good. Howard Elderkin, Thcod01e Yiers. rarlton Da1e £}.;;worth Hastinzs. '.\JerYyn Thoma:;, Leonar l Kaufmann , Leonard \nn:r. Jack Erkila, Robert O'Brien. and .James \\~atters.
Dinnc'.'T :YJH'<.:t..:. nt the .\ lph 0 ou::e Th·_ r..;,tlav were: ~lrs. Ros.;;. :\lr:.'>,
Hannon. and )[i~s '.\1oss.
were the Sunday dinner gue..5ts of gues~::. of Fl Kappa Alpha \Vednesday ing-.
ine Soderholm. . Cail l etcrson of ~\'~1 1 stown and I ;)JcC'alls to be m easurc:I for
Josephine )fil:!ich. je\enm~. . Frank R ahlh. 1\lanag:er There will be an ·mµcrta"'lt
meHing of Euroclelphian. \\"cdnc~dar at 7 ::~O . .Janu arv 2~J. i! the P"i neta Phi hou .. ·e. .Brin'? r our dues . .:\Ii ss Cohhan of the Phillips Rork s tore will g-in• an intcre:-; tta lk rn modern bonks.
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Tt.e nl'tive ch apter of Alpha Omic.,.on Pi entertained tho Bozeman ~ 'n•PnaP at hrid2e Saturday evening at the chapter house. ·
Alr:~a Omicron Pi entertained ~unday afternoon with n formal tea in h01v1r of :\[r~. ..\.. R .. Johgensen of Dillon. One Hundred and forty guests were en'ertaine !, including- fr ternit:1 and sorodt,- repre:-entath·e!':, faculty n~embcn·s h">u.::e ch:iuerones. patrone~~es and friends of the honor guest.
Hazel T hompson was a Saturday I Joh_nny. :JI 01 nson was a gues.t a.t . night g-uest of P auline \Virak. the Pi _{appa Alpha house Sacuiday. I lighting- effect:-; that are seldom at-
.'.\1m;.;aret \\'inters had Emn~a Bald - Alpha Ga mm a Rho. tempted or act:ompli~hed by a school wm as her lunc:heon gue5t Friday. p 1. l l\l Ji \\' \ ' h 1 of thi" nature and size.
Gail Avery was the Frida' d inner ro · anc 1. is. · · aug ai'! an< :\f b · of the Play P1 oduction
gu_st of .:\Ifss Sullhan. ). .:\Irs. Ross Jhlle~· wen~ Sunday dmner cl~!':~mh~~-! beer~ hard at work for .:\1a1T He'en O ' :'.'\eil was the gues1 guests of the fiatenuty . some time on different aspects of the-
of )larg-aret Clack Thursday eYening'. ARMY AND NAVY p[a,· and rehearsals have been iroing . on ·for the past two weeks on th,..
Ka1p Delta. I MEN HAVE BALL which firs t anJ second acts which are :.\Iiss :\loss and .:\lis$ Euren were now learned and being steadily im-
C.:inner guEsts Thm·sday evening at pro\-ed. the Kappa Delta hoi.:.se. {Continued from page One) In connection with thi s work Dean
Kappa Delta held second degree ciress blue uniform s with leg-gings an<l Herrick has done \·erv commend1ble for Irene .Jensen, Bozeman; Ruth ~~~~-. e~u~pp:~.ii~~ !~~,~~181~d~rc,~~~~ work in coachin${ the ·a.tors in their
Al~ra G~mma n;11.ta. C
11 ,1. Xelson, Belfry; Yi rg- inia Speck, ·white- given. Signah. only, being- used, for speech. This quarter she is g iving
ff. ,ss ,f.un\1. {ss \i'onnC1 . \r ~s~ hall; )larv Lowney. Butte ; Grace thE:. seventy-seven mo,·ements of th·,~ a one credit. couT:--e in "Diction" to "tapnt.er. d- ~~!; · 301;,~11 : 1 · i::-~ Tohe. : } s-s Cresap, Lewistown; Doroth~· \YooJ - close o~dei· competitive <hi·n. Th e thcsc.> interested in dramatics which • ' .. u an ·' is~ ·'e1 were urNiay ·ward , Ca\·ern. has filled in a con~picuous gap in 'ln1v'r zue~ts of Alnha Gamma Delt;i . Platoon from the 5th I nfantry were 1 am a tic work at :\[ont.:1.na State
Alpha Gamma Delta hdd fo111rnl in- . awarded second place followed in Collen"e. Ch1 .Ome.ga-. -· order by Platoons from the U. S. '"'
Coming to The
RIALTO FEBRUARY 2, 3, 4
Musicai Comedy Success ,,.,,/,
ALAN HALE
~f1s :\lmme K1rkes was a Saturdar :Marine Corps and the l\la.s-&1.chusetts From obsenting the work one so n•ght dmner grest at the Chi Omega Xaticnal Guar.i f ar on ":\[arr Rose" eYen the most hou~e Some s urprise has been expressed ,;ceptica l ancl. critical d1amatic judge
.:\ 1~s )hla Tanner spent the week over the \'JCtory of the Nav,_• as wolld feel reas'.'u1e1l as to the sue d B t t t h f d 11 ce~s of this p1ay a..:. well a s by thr en m u e v1s1 inz er r1en ::. am ·Sold1ermg" is p1 esumed to out of fact that. in Mr. Bert Hansen this
pa1ents there. the lme of the Sailor This howe\C1· :;;. hool hac; obtained a man of un· is far from true as the school of the · h
Pi Be!3 Phi. Soldier is pa1t of the regular train- d~~e~L:~i~i"hi~hd cl~~~~~~~~- mT~r~ \ D(an l'na B. Herrick, ::\riss H elen ing of a man-o-warsnrnn and the his direction ·'T he Doll 's Hou se" ac
'J':\'eil and :\Iis.c; Lenore Sullivan were landing force of each ship is com- <mire i an artistic a nd profe~siona l dinner e:uest· atJ the Pi Bek1. Pl1 i posed of I nfantry, Artiller v, ~lachine fini'-'h that was a~tou nding- to many house on Sunday. Gun and Eng-ineer Units. Thr :'.\farines local critics. :\Ir. Hansen not only
arc. of cou r se, expected to he the fi1·~t "knows his stuff" about dramatics to be set. ashore in emerp.encies and but he is furth<'r a Yaluable man to are .. aTrie~ primaTily Cor that pur. this ~chool beear-«(' of the high e-0~11 pose. but if the operation is a large of uniform .c-ood pki~·s he is setting one tliev are always a urrmented by f<'r this school. It j.:: his aim to make the Ship's Blue-jackets lanJing force. every one of the plays p1·oduced herl'
C mefrn Beta. Om"'J.!l Beta frat.ernitv held a
Bower.,- Lall at the c.ha Pter house, Satu r day niErht. Chaperoning the party were: ~Ir. Ed. Burke, Mr. and '.\!<5. S. S. Suthe: land. )Jr. and '.ll rs .
;~: 0t.'.'e~~d ~[·;;n~ .. 0\\~: ~~,j~d~~~ MARY ROSE HERE iruestR were: Ruth Dudley, Margaret FEBRUARY 17, 18
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1 f"'hcate . Yirgi nia Keyes . Genevieve 1 ---Caster, Carol ine Busch, Bernice ICo · 0 ) '"'rane Lois Smith Louise Saunders I ntinued from. Pa.g-e ne . \cie!'.n' Schlimakc~r: l\Iarj crv Li t t le'. well known author, 811· Jamel" ~an1e. frene LPach. Betty Brain ," Mildred Th,~ plot and charac.ters of. /.larv
I n'l-titf' Opal Rertor Pef!g. Scott Ro~e are of an entll'eh· different Cla1."a .Edwards . Mrs.' Kl effrn.Yan, Mrs'. nature" fr~m that of " Th e Doll 's Renn. Etther Stockton Br-ttv Xicker- ~OuS;e \\ h1rh wg.c; produced under thr "''ln , Ailone C1·ane, .Judith Belden. ~~!~~;!~s of_ the T01·me.n;l:'r~ Ja~t T<:l~a Henrfrickson, l\laurine Schofield, . · I t is a stm-y desrn:neJ to -~e \rildrC'd Erb. Beth )fcArthur. Marcelln mote p~pular to the. aYerag-e ~u,I~· r ittJd;eld. '\fr,; . Lend~eth, Elizabeth cnce, bemg- full of deli g htful wh1ms1· r!t iffith. Floren('e Tolson EI e d a cal humo~- as .well. as pa tho.; and ~i,,~ i'n1rc 1·ei<l. Ver1. Button. Il e le~ Rus hintt, ~1a~i~;ey is
1 ~0~~~iaf~~e ~ouc~:~ 1 whic.~ B!~anor R.ice.' \rir:rini~ Rector. Mrs . isc a story which i;·evr-r~·vb;t :se~~frL l\\ il c;;on. ".\l11cl1 ed Richai d.s. ('!.·It to do artisVcallv from the HCtor's
PJ,i Si!! ma . Phi Sig'ma r er-ently pledged three
PX<'entionallv w<'H donP and thus niake if, the rule rath<'r than the exception wh"n a production "'uch as la~t quar- 1 t"t's "Doll's Hon:;;(.>-" was g iven.
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THIS WEEK
Tuesday-Wednesday
AN H.\UDJNG n<>w membe1-::;, Th o"e who are con-
o\ I . A GENIUS \ '"ined fol' member,hip aro stu dents muS\C who are majorin !?' in the Bi olog-ie-il
01\ \ d "'·'•~ es who hnve aUained lhe re-
standpoint as "The. D o-11'.c; H ouse" an I from the st.a ndnoini of the stag-ei nQ' an·t }ip-h t ingo many t imes more difficul t . The nl a:-.,r "alls fm, four com· plete sets of scenery and beautifu l
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'HER PRIY.\TE AFFAIR'
All Talk ing hc wrntc songs, "1llired ~eh olastic sta n li n rr and wlio SO U t1 fl eeced s uckers, h~v" ~hown an attitude of res ~n rc h. all I and fell for love- Th0 three who were reoenllv nledrred d ia logue ly blondes-Yet ere: Vfilclrecl Port er. a tr•n,fer frn~1
11 the- lTn ivf'rsitv of 'orth Da1'ot.:t . \~•hri ~ · ~ he was a he-man i.c; maio,·in .... i11 Bota nv nnd R11<'tPriol-
~pp,1Hi E. and carried a hi 4" og-v and G:d l Avcrv w ho atten ..:ed thi F. P\CT U fl wallop in hi s mitt ;,..<.:ti l 11 fi "T1 c::.t;>ver~l vf'>~rc: 3""o. 3 shi.
Thur. da~-Friday Saturday
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: QUALITY SERVICE :
t THUS. H. REA & CO. t ~ ~ Bozeman's oldest and highes t quality ~
PIPES i;ii ' food store. f t Standing 100 ', for Bozeman and its A
50c to S7.oo institutions. mu have at all times our ¥ f faithful. loyai support. t
Kaywoodie Drinkless a A 03 o $ ' i\loney spent here returns to you as a ; ,,. .5 to. 5.00 6 b f' . l i >ene it m many .,-;ays. '
--.-- ~ t If it s qua'.ity. variety or sen-ice, we are I KLEINSCHMIDT CO. g t not excelled by the larger city store. t ~ ~ W h e re Y o u r '.\1 o n e ~- S ta y s a t H om e f
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IF A WOMft\N Hl\V EVER}' . " TAIN<i ~HE' WAl'ITED
W-HAT ELSE o WOULD SHE' WANT (
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She might want ,·ou to hm·e onP of these wonderful
O'COATS
Our Price
$22.50
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We Sell Fitche's Shaving Cream
FASHION BARBER AND BEAUTY SHOP
J . B. Neil. Prop.
IF YOU WANT QUALITY BUY FROM
THE
WEST S'DE GROCERY Staple and Fancy Groceries
Prices Right Phone 266 .no W. Curtiss
l THE MODERN CLEANERS t t
t Phone 77
t t t t t
' Cleaning and Pressing. Repairing and Dyeing t
10 W. MAIN t j • ~~~~~~~----~~~~_. __ ---
-a great pi ctur'! rl(">11t in Rot a1p· ilfl' 1 B:i'+c.wiolorr"~ aP<l
.Tf\hn Ac::.hworth Th <'>m n~,...n \•"h" j .;: ~ story . +- ... l.-in•r ..,..1·:irh1.sitp in t.hr.> Rotanv and
~.~ +'.:._ -- -----'""I I 'adrriolc<?y de nartment this yeor.
I CA :'/'T SEE. Consult an O?
t ometrist when you need g lassc-. Do you realize that, nine ca-c·.; out often. the s iirht in both eyes are <liffercn t, and co11~e<1rn ntly correct g lasses cannot be bo11~ht like a pair of s hoes or n neck-
Mammoth Spectacle
"NOAH'S ARK" • Any coat in lhe house at from $5 to $15 siwing ERICKSON TAXI SERVICE
, .,, .. r·n Si<rma. Drop in a nd see !IS.
LESLIE E. GAGE
tie.
Coming Sunday Wagner Bros. PHONE 314-\V
l (""'n.-:1 Si&"t;ii ::illnonn"P'-' thP fo1·m'1] ;niHri+;'l11 of T .. ] ., f'. 1\f:p•ch Rnv· n, ... 11 T>fp:t R:llin..,.<- · F:hv•·•1 iVhi fr... "r.r..,1:~,..,.. ll· 'J;°'no-r.>nr.> Pil.-r> K•1 lh:nr.o lJ· TT.-.wawi Vld,.. rk in. B11ttr: ,.,.,.,·vvn
Optom etris t and .Mfg. Optician ~ Broken Lenses Replaced the ~ RUDY Y.\LLEE ~ I Bo1,eman's Leading l\fcn's
Same Day I ~ in ; Boys' Store 20 S. Black AH. Phone 425-W ~ 'THE VAGBOND LOVER' ~
and
7 S. Trncy
STANDS
Baxter Hotel Baltimore Hotel
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PAGE FOIJR THE \\'EEKLY EXPONENT, TUESDAY, JA?\lJARY 2 . J9:l0
rRAT HOOPSTERS "CAT" GRADUATES TOURNEr TAlK f H AT END OF YEAR MtfT IN GA MES 1.01:~11 t~:~~~n;np~~~ce:' 1~~~~~; Br PRESS MtN ;Ha"'· La"'t Years /'\tars 13ack . L~rge ;\umber of Promising I rosh in Lineups
ing
.\ meetin of the ··)l .. Club w::is hdd a:-ot .\lvnday e\·eninl!' at t.hc 8. A. E. hou!'e to li~cuss plan::; for the )t.-'a • Ont..• of the propo:;.t'd plan-. is to h..n:e p1ctu b fra:·ne<l of this Ye:i.r•._ nnJ la VC'ar's football an : ~1sk .ball +t l-: • l'ht--. pictui es wit bf' pl"e:--e :iterl t ' collt !!"e a rd will be hung jn the gym. A Janee t:-- abo to be ghen by tJv· club on Friday, .Fcbrunry 7. after Bobcat-Brigham Young . 3, ket .. gamf'. It has been sug~c:--tect th;.t a.I ")r' ml n wear their swe·1ti.:rs at t ~e <la..°'c<'. Plan:> are also bemr!" made t1-1 gin• a l 'l"'-h prize to t e OC-.f d orntt~j frate rity or sor-o · '.n 1..·u.H\ tht.l h1·rh school haskt namL·n~ is J el ut Boze-
NIGHT FOOTBALL PLANNED IN 1930
First Game to Be Played ln Chicago. l'nusual Plays Expected
• ·1J?ht: fu01 .lll w.~l <.·ome into natioua.l pronunence in l:J3U. urco1din,; to an rtic1t• in C Ll'J.:"C Humor. Se\·t>ral c.hooi..:. hm e playc<l football at nh!ht 11. the I ast a~ an experiment, and o ~at: ~a t.01 y W!!re the h.' ·ults that • is b ' V<·d toat night football hn ... cone to t l.j
At h·:t"-t it \\:: l h<' hrought mto the national s .-tlight. ll<'Xt • ·oveml'cr wht·n Conch Knute> K. Rock111.·'s ~otre Dam Plcven m<>l't~ Coach 0. ::\1. Soll·m's Drake l nin•r.~it.Y. Mi O' ri \"al!ey elc'ten at Soldiers' Fil.'l<l, Chi.ag-o, ·whil·h al of u-. re 1lc.>tnbC'r H:-' bt>in~ the ~rc1w of the Demp"<'YTunn<'y fh~ht.
It will lw Chirai.!O'<: f 1recot. nigh p-anH' of football. ThC're wil! he bril iant 1>yrott· hnics. There will be ~pC'<..'
tacula1• dr-dn"s ncYer bC'f r<? thou~h~ (lf in conneet;on with a gri :ran t·ont1 st. .Just ima~n<" tht• tt•:im on defc•nst• trying- to solve th(' mr tc·ries of the hldd~n ball -nt night. lt is hnrJ t"'nou~h to follow thJ• Qall in l1dPt day
Captain to Be :\Io·t Consistent Pia) er in Conference
Mesivic Entertains Ice Skating Fans
Holds SeYeral Championships in United States and Canada. Is a Fre-hman in College
St·cund Game light, o:.o Chi<'B~"O i!'l. cxr\('{'t d to tun) In tLt... gl<'ot " me ~ntnrda~ out t~l tli<' tunC' of on<' hundred ni.l?h·, tht• BolJ<'at-. ·· h1.-./rwe Ow f:.t,-t
hC\u an<l -:Jl('c't.atnrs f>o 'tit•w t"his o,. lr f'ive .1:; I~. R1iJ.!'ham Youn!?' hattlc>. 1 'niv t • v ~ot away to a quick shrt
Two 01 }wr \Ii ~N11ri \'allc·v ronfpr- nnd ~CiZL'"<i and rht point lC'ncl lwfore C'n<'r ~ch(l()l- nr" ··nn~kl(•rin•!' iio<" trnnl hP on'\•?·C'nC't' t·hampion..; f, uni! the
Dyche !lolds .Ji1n Over Former ( hie f. Wonder Team Hn, ·1 hree .\ II-conference l\len
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BOBCATS vs UTAH ~H=O==W==A=R==n=·=s=======s! STATE THIS WEEK -ta Will Play Two Games. Western
Dh·ision Outcome Depends on Re$ults
TUXEDOS Let us take care of )·our furni:;h-ings for eYening wear. 'hawing newest ,-tyks and patterns.
FRANK WARD IS STEADY NETMAN
Th~ \H~t·k :\lontana ::.t.att• w1:1 mu·L the powt•. ful l·ta.~ Stat..• tt·~tm ht·rl' T.tnu·ny :~t and l·~ .. ~bmary 1. Thc~t'
C:'!.lllt'=--' wi11 dt'krmint.: llw leaders rn the the Western Divbinn of thL' conference, both tC'Ullh ht•in~ tit•d for tir,-t ph\,·t• with thrt't"' wins and cm(' d'- ttat. L'<ll'h.
Walh-0' er Shoes
one H UB Ed and Lou B oward
St e t ~on Hal" :'\obb) Caps
Wen Heput ation in H igh chool. Has Made (~reat Record Whi le in Co llege
Frank Ward, Dohult CC'nter hns made an oubtnndin~ ret·ord in at hlctit-s throuj!hout hi"' high sl'i10t1l and collc:.re career. Frank l'nme to .:'llonta11n ::-otalL' t hrct' )"l•;u·..; ns:1' from thy ::-\cutht•rn Brnnl'h of tlw l tnh .-\i..rncultural Colle~t' whl'n' hl· mndc n ,-~·ry t•n,·iahlC' re<.:ord in bn~k<. thnll. ..:\fkr pln~;ing- four y~ar:-:. with tht• l'arnwan
The l1tah .\~triC's \\t:'l't:' ratt.•tl as n poor team hy l''\\-Jlelb 11.C' fi::-;t tlf thC' ~t.'ltst'n. but thL'Y L'<•rtai11ly h:n·e pnln'd tht'lll.St'l\'ts o~ht·rwi e. Tlw .\g~ ha\e ht't n O'Jr do~e•t rh·:il f1w man,- ,-e;,n:', an 1 thi:-; :n·:\1' i~ no t''I: ·(.'f'l ion." -
Tht\ :\..,!'. h l\l' a co<•} ('"<)llntC'd att.H·k that pu7.· !e~ th•'ir t111po1:l•nt.~ . t'arl llads. a mo:-.t finh;.lw<l pl rformt r, \\111 k<'ep thc '(a" .l?ua r :-.; on their tO('~ l'\ery <: •C"111d of pla~ \\-atkitb, \\lw play:-- lh·· otht·'" win_ i..: a. J!C'orl flonr \\"(\J'klr ~ nd h • ..:. un cx-c.'eptional l')l' for tlil b.1~·. t
L'ampht•ll i~ \. "'<'l!t ,. m 1 f.lrnwr nl Ct·nter and work!" W<'l under the hil~h L BP1mior. an1I Yo•1n:..". t.1-:C> .\::g-ic ~uard:-;, ar .. eNmte-1 on t<"! l\dci to t~e " rin~ t•olllmn a~. W"ll :i.;:; hold flown
p· fn1war.:f..;. Thr .\ l!~ h:i.Yt' {"1.
1 lt• r• <::ern•-.; in n,. k tpn, l1ry~ ale a 11 d 5('\."(fffll otlwrs The l"oh ai-. will l :we to !.!:O t-ilC'ir bc>!'t ti\ oYf'rt•()f',t• thp _.\go.; a~ -.h ,,.n hy l \'1 pa: atiYt' l'l:-.ult:-;._ Thc>
I re tilts of tht•'<O two i::nm will l fn t(1w :t'd~ 1il•lermil';1t,: the "-('~•('111 ])i\ i:;:.hm l·J.::11npic.:nshin.
P"Bl' IT S( 1mnn.E .Trin. !~l-l·t•11. 1 l°t:lh :-:t: t<.>. Rozcm:m. Fe h. 7-~ B. Y. l' ., l'o7.f!ll1a11. Fch. 10 :\lPnt~rna T' .. :.\Ti .... 1ula. FC'~. 1-1 "'.\fontnna 2\lin<'~. lkt fl-. Fr1l, 1 '.1 :\P. S:1irt Ch::11 l -:., lh·l l1!L. Ft'h. ~1-2~ 1't h l" ~alt Lake City F't·b. ~ 1-:?:; 1 ·1 ·1h S ~ e. I ri~!an.
H. '.\1. . "~t• ... tcm 1)'yi~ion Standin !! '\'on I.o .... t Pel.
high school, ht.>- attended Southt'rn '\I ntmrn S.tatt l -;-\') Brnnch Pr<'p ~thool "hl·rC' he rrn,._ .. 1 rtali ~t·\·C' l /:ill to be the outstanding" ct.>nter in l'tah. B. Y. l-. :~gg Durinj!" his two yN1rs nl ""outhl·rn l_._1a_1>_ t_'·- - - --------B1·anch, he wa$ d10~l'n both tim1.•s as all-Rocky Mountain JlrC'p s..:hool cen- ~~"""-"-"-''~~~~'-..'-.~'-'-"-~ ter. ~ "
Last y ear hl' WJ!" l'nptain of the I ' Bobcat tenm and pn•s::;ed \\"orthing-ton THE ARCAOf, ~ of the Utah Agg-it.>s h~nd for all-con- 'I' ferencc honors and wns comml"nted ~ upon for hi~ good work by all sports ' writers of the conf('rl'nCC. HI:!' was a jud~ed by "Poss'' Par~ons ns "on{' of the p-renle$t center:-" oi all tinw. un- - .- ~ doubtably the grl'att·~t in the Ro(.;ky I ~ ?llountain Confen•m:e-.'' ' Thi s yenr Frank has established an ~la lt ed l'llilks ~ :i~~~ ~,~::~er u~~~~:~:~~I'" b~ hliif i ts~_ell~1(:· Good Eats ~
baskets. lie now has an average of twenty point"' per itnme for thi, ~ seaso n and mnde a very good record ~ on the east'" n trip. illEET YOUR FRIE:-.. DS , an~-~~·dm~~' l~ntj'f!i~s I~~r~at~f~ra~~ HERE
l am glad a few guys a :\Iontana tatc are not wise enough lo graduate. For don"l you know that 1wxt years crop will hav~ to be told where tu shop. So if vou think that we"·e u~L·n fair. just tcll t11em who and wh)- and when'.
EA RL S. MARSHALL
\\"e have a few real buys in used Radios
REE THEM
ORTON BROS.
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'hen ~ ou waPt a box of C~ndy. naturally ) ou want the best. Then try
BUNTE'S Ml CHOICE The '~ ''
'.\lontana·,_ :\lost Beautiful Confectionery I 11 1111111 11 ' 1 1 1 1 111 1
CLASSIC BARBER SHOP Basement Commercial :\"atiunal Bank
FL 'E HAIR ClJTTI:\"G IS OU{ Bl"'I:'\E
nect with the lo0p, n."ncl his abilfty to I feed his other tC'nm mates for thC'il'
two chilcln·n d so de~en·es the name , of •· r ap:· I ~'-'-~'-~'-~~~ ia1111 ________ ________________ ;
··11LTRO~Dll: Aubrey A u1rhg11rloss,
"So? And what 's wrong with my tone, my haughty
beauty ?" barked Sir Mortimer.
"Elrerything possible," she answered h im unfli nch ing ly.
''Your voice is that of a man gargling in an elcrntor
shaft . Change to OLD GOLDS ••• they protect the th roat.
No man shall call me honey who does not smoke this
honey-smoot:1 cigarette •• • not a cough in a cai·load. "
FASTEST GROWING CIGARETTE IN HISTORY .•. NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD