"Ladies' Choice" at College Gymnasium Saturday, January 21

.~xpnn.cnt VOLUME XIX. BOZEMAN, :MONTANA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1928 - 'U)IBER J.-,

ANNOUNCE NEW SCHOLARSHIP FUND AT SPECIAL ASSEMBLY Annoum<>ment was made at th'?

assemhly Fr:Jay morning that hereafter free smallpox \'accina­tion will he g-i\'cn to all ~tu<lent~

PROMINENT MEN TO SPEAK HERE

I

Lis t of Lecturers For Boys' Vocational Conference

Includes 22

BOX SCO RE

:\lonta na Player

O\·erturf1 f .. Chinske. f .

l"ni,·ersity (26) J<"g. Ft. Tot.

\BOBCAT BASKETBALL TEAM DEFEATS UNIVERSITY 77-26 2 G

0 NITED STATES SENATOR T. J. WALSH IS DONOR. RE- as before, but i·efunds woul<l be de­nied for bills pertaining to 5mall­pox in student!' wh1) have not been

.... 7 0 0 0 0

14 0 0

HUGE CROWD SEES MO ' TA. ' A STATE GO ON SCORlNG SPREE AGAINST ANCIENT ENEMY

PORTS ON SCHOLARSHIP AND N. S. F. A. Lewis,:..!' Rankin, f! Wendt. g ...

0

\'accinated. This propositicn \\'as The • '1nth Youi:g .\len·::; Vocational MEETING GIVEN • 0

... 0 A scholarship fund of ~5,000 do­

nate<! to the institution by Sen. T. J. Walsh of Helena was an ounced at the special as~embly held last Frie.lay morning. The proceed:-; are to be u:.ed as th~ faculty sees iit, but a de­sire to confine the benefits to the griculture department was expressed

by the donor. In announcing" the donation of the

fund \\.·hich was made la~t year, )lr. Linfield named Prof. Plew of the ar· chite~ture department as the chair­man of the faculty committee ap­pointed by Pn:sident Atkinson to ha r.dle the funds .

Jte1K>rts on Scholarship An increase of enrollment of stu­

ents of eighty six over la::;t year w as announced by ).Ir. Linfield who

lso reported that the sophomore las::;ification contained r.early three im~ a~ many delinquent student~ his year at the end of the quaner as a.st, twenty-seven passing in le~~ han ten credits thig year while only

Ll'n were so last year. The junior and senior classifh:ation

~ontained nearly the same percenta~E. Jf probation students as last year and lso the freshman similar to that of

ast year. The change of the absence requirc­

n cnts such as leaves of absence was .tressed at the assembly. All under­las::;men are required to secure a eave of absence when trips from the ity are taken. These are to be se­ured from the Dean of \,~omen and he Dean of .Men. Sick'less excuses re to be secured from l\lrs. AlcCrea, he college nurse. The sickness ex­uses are nece::isary for freshmen •nl;-.

Reports on X. S. F . A. ~1eeting Henry Gardiner, president of the A.

;. :11. S . C. and delegate from ~lon­ar.n State colleg-e to the Xational )tudent Federation of America eon­ention held at Lincoln, Nebraska,

:a\·e a report of the trip to the stu­ent body. The chief advantage of he convention was the exchange of <leas among the delegates in an ef­ort to make student opinion more oncrete and effective.

While the organization of the N. S. "· A. which was an outgrowth of a tudent meeting held at Princeton

· bree years ago is not perfected. .teps were taken to further strength­·n the purpose of the federatio n by he circulation of a questionnaire oncerning student affairs. The re­uJts of the questionnaire are to be nade public upon their publication .

COLORADO GROUP PETITIONING SPURS

re1:ommendcd by the Health Com- Cong1c:3s which \Vill be held at the 1

ollq;·c January aotp, :nst, Februf!:ry 1 mitt<>e, appl'O\"ed by the faculty bt, gi\e::; promi~c: of being the b1g-and Chancellor. and wHJ become a gest und be,;t Congress hel<l at )Ion- :\l ontana State (77) J.art of the health regulations. Lana State college. Through the ei- Player Fg. Ft.

This action was imperative for forts of those in chatl?e, this meetin!t Thompo:;on. f . . ..... 11 4

12 26 M. S. C. SWIMMERS GO TO BUTTE MEET

Piling u1> the higge~t ~core of lhl· year against a collcgt" team, th Bnh· cats literall:r cru~h(d the l'nhcrsil) quint here last night. The Grizzh team kc1>t the Bobcats jumpin~ throughout thl· ~ame, but onl)' to

of lngh s..:hool boys has in. the past, th<• refund on ::.tudent bills was ht.Id thl.! record of being second to \Verden, f . . ........ 4 0 L I x · I S 0 1· only 50 per nnt for last quarter, r.oiie 111 the United :States. The ad- 1 0. \Yard, f ............ 1

Tot. 26 8 2

':'\ine or Ten Men To Be Picked For thei r disad\'ant.a~e \\ ith the csxeptinn ~u • a tiona crdce rganization the :-<mallc~f' for a long time, ac- \·ante announcement gives promise ).JacFarland, f ........ 1 Tank Squad uf the firtit fin~ minutes "hl'n the•

To Consider Petition At C'Ordin~ to Dean Swingle, head of ~hat th.s ;i.·ear the Congr~ss is likely F. '\\'anl. c. . .. ll 1 2:.i ~ext .Meeting to surpas.::; the a .. comphshments of :\I . S. ('. Swimmers \\ill have their the health department. This was pre\'iou~ yc<.irs. The boys of :\lontana 'adler, f ·· .O O O fi1st. taste of intercollegiate swim-due in a larg-e part to twc1ve ea~es and adjoining dis'Ticts in other state,; Breeden, g 0 2 · ming- this year when they meet the Spur meeting was held on Thurs- of smallpox in un\·accinatcd stu- \i.•ho atter.d this meeting, will hear \\"orthington, g .... 5 0 10 Y. ~I. C. A. team at Butte, Janu~rry da,· of last week at fh·e o'clo<'k in the de:nt~. some of t:ie most prominent men in Gardner, go ...... 1 o 2 28. The Y is supposed to have some Student Organization room in Herrick the 'L'nite<l States. very good amateur swimmers and hall, having- been postpored from the I 1 he Jollowing twenty-two speakn·s !35 77 will offer some real opposition to the regular meeting- time of Tuesday on have been secured ,along with four Bobcat team. account of :J.tontanan pictures sched- PLAN NOVEL FEATURES others ) et to be announced . Official: ~I orris. Coach Dyche plans to take nine or uled for that time. J . Adu.ms Puffer of Boston, director ten men with him to the meet, pick-The greate:r nart of the hour was of Yo<:atio:•al Guidance Bureau; A. H. ir:g- from the following : 160 yard re-taken up with discussion of plans per- FOR SATURDAY DANCE Edgerton of :\ladison, 'Wisconsin, EIGHTY FOUR MAKE lay-Ri\'ines, Greiner, Lennon, Hoff-tainir.g to :\lortar Board-Spurs· "La- I resident of the ... ·ational Society oi man, and C'oey (four men to be pick-dies Choice., dan ·l' to be ghen in the ~·c..:aticnal Guidance; H . H . Sauers of eel); 100 yard and 40 yard dashes-college J!Ynt Saturdav, January 21. Seattle, manager oi the Bankers' Life FALL HONOR ROLL Heikkila; back stroke-Flannagan; Tickets wl·re distributed and this In:mt~nce Co.; \\", F. La:sby, Dean of breast stroke--,Vilkie; dives- Lewis week a thorough canvas will be made Spedal Decorations and Program To Dentistry, Uni\'C"rsity of :\Iinnesota; and Cook. of all campus women in an organized :\l ake Leap Year Dance Robert P. Smith oi \\'asJtington, D. C., Coach Leaf last week stated that ieket-;;:elling campaig-n . A Success _hief of ::\euro-Psychiatry Division; l SJ" h 1 we have some good conference ma-Colorado Petitioning C. IL Kipp of Portland Chamber of ig- t Y Less Than Ten Per Cent of ~erial this year and that Heikkila. An C'xtremely interesting petition Commerce; \Y. 1.t.. Proctor, professor Registration Four Straight A's Lewis, \Yilkie and Flannag-an should !'rom the '\Vomen's Booster Club of Plans fur "Ladie!'.' Cho!cc", the lean o.i \"ocational Guidance, Leland Stan-\ rank up with the best of them. This the 'C'ni\'ers1ty of Colora~o was sent ) ear danc:e to be g·h en at the rrymna- ford t.:nh:~_rs_ity, Palo J\lto, Cul ii: Ei·~hty-fout· student• inade the hon- Br;:rt1.teen"ne1ete

0t sthhoeu~.d, .. 1.gmivmeer'".·a luanabdlekeeexp-in to thi~ mcetin!? by ::\atioral Ex-1 . l"' H. D. \\ 1lhams of CJucago, regional ,.... - "' ~ .. ... .. ·"' nansion Chafrman, ::'\larcella Schnei- 1:.mm Satmdar C\"emrz by )Jortar uirc:c.or oi the Vocational Federation; 0 ~· roll for the fall quarter. Four of their interest top-notch. The bovs der. Thi~ club is petitioning member- ' Board. a1e practically complete, an<l 1 Robert '\V. Gammon of Chicago Unit- these made an "A.

11 flush. The high- I will make their debut in Butte with ship in t atioi;~l 01:ganization of something entirely ne\\- and different I eel StaLes Secretary of Congreg~tional est. b~ing ~- Perleberg with 21 credits. rew M. S. C. swimm in g- suits. Spur:-;. The oetit1on w1ll orly b~ con- is romised to all who attend . ·

1 ~hurches; Donald G. Patterson, pro- This is sli z htly less thnn 10 per cent 1 Coach Le~f and Bud Shields demon-~1dered at the next regular session of P . . , ft:ssor of Psyc.:hology, Unhersity of of the enrollment, anc.l a little eblow ~trated aj?am last Tuesday afternoon the local chapter. . . .\n ente1ta1nment commtttee, work-, linnesob; .Jlrs. Yictor H. Malstrom, the a\ei.ap;e. . . \before a c~owd of over 150 gra~E' The need of a national charter has I ing ur.der the direction of Ruby Gill, of Tacoma, 'Nash.,. vice president of Those makmg 3 pomts per Cl edit, school pupils and a number of their been felt for some tin~e and since :ntends to tircsent a program, the in-

1 .he )..;ational Congress of Parents and 1 (A flush): . cietl"its,· •-· TV. I fathei:s . They ga\"e .a number of lt'~-!\Iontana State chapter ts the founder . . . .. , Teachers· Edwin V. O'Hara of Eu- • 1. C. Perlebe~g, 21 . ' teiestmg demonstrations of the van-of Xation:tl Spurs. it is thought fitting spiration °.f :\Iiss \angel Hus.sell of 1 gene, Or~gon, diredor of National Kobb.e, .1 . credits; 3. ~~~.!:.!!:... H~k~la, ! c.us. fonm; of swimmi!1g ar:d dh-,n.~, that they should dTaw up a.form and I the Exten~1on department. <lurm~ the Catholic Rurnl Life Bureau; c. B. At-) 17 c1e?1ts, 4 . _Jes~e~~wis? lUl c1e~1ts. J\':h1ch was very pleasing and educa~ have a plate made from which parch- Q\·ening which will gi\"e the dar.:cr~ zen of Oma11a, N'ebraska, I\ational Tho-,e. makmp: 2. i<:> to -.99U pomts

1 t1C"na l to the youngsters. ment copie~ mar be struck fo i: all some idea as to how leap vear is o'J-: Chairman of OsLopathy; PTof. Neil pe~· c1·~d1t : . . I ~hat ~ven~ng- the wo!"en's down chapters. Norma Beck was appomted, . . . : . F.. Gordon, Ur·i'· '""5:ty of ::\Iar~·land, _ t> • .Jerome Andes, 6. Ralph .Andes, to~.n s\\.'lm!11!nl? class w1tnesscd the to in\'estigate details :rnd gather ma- ~frv('d m fo1e1~n cou~tni::--·. -~ noH.!1 College Park, :O.ld. '· Grace Anderson. 8 .. 1\I. .Pakala, 9.1 Br1~ham \o~na mer.'s perlorrnan7e. terial. : plan of decoratwn, which 1s m itself a I Ralph Budd, president of the Great II. Eai<le, 10. W . . Beniamm, 11. Ed 1 Leaf and Sh1e!cls j?a\•e them an. m-Ti~kets for the '\Y. S. C. and ~Ion- motif, has been conceived, and is be- ::\orthern Hailway; Ru tledg'e Parker, I Fuller, 12. Joe Livers. 13. _ Fnth?ff :::tructive cou~:::e in llfe-~avm~ with a tana U. basketball games were given ing- carried out bv the ~ptns ur,der s.ak Foresteri Peter Collins of Xew Johnson, 1-L Jess~ Helm, 1<>. Louise I few fanc,- tncks for d1vers1.on . out following a !'ystem of rotation .. · . · ,.,. York City; c. IL Clapp, pnsident of Heda!11s, 16. Loms ~wc;>n, 16. Jas.1 ~he featurE'. of ~he evemn¥ was whereby seating posit.ions in sections the supe1\1s1on of Ruth Rutled""'e. the State uni\'crsity; A. L. Stone, :\.lo1:n8-011, 18. lfe!~n . cr.ozier. 19. ~V~. Sh1eids breakm'! his record ~n the for the usher::; are alternated each The Spurs report a good aUxance Dean of Journalism of the State Uni- .Jellison, 20 . ~· \\ ~1~le1, 2~·~ H. \\ l~ke. \ b~ck-stroke. He swam .the d1s.tar._ce :rame. Onlv ten resen·es were allot- ~ah: of tickets and it is predicted \·ersity; Chancellor ::\I. A._ Brannon; , Tho~e .making -.oO to -.149 pomts w1th the back-stroke agatnst He1kk11a ted the Spurs this year '. . President 1.- Il Linfi eld· Dean J ::\1 1~cr c1ed1t: I who used the forward crawl stroke. - ------· that at least mne>y per cent of the l Hamilton p~·of~ssor \V \i Coblei.)"h · 22. :\larcella Schnieder, 23. A. An-1 Bo~h Shields and Coach Leaf expres-ollege women will be in attendance. I Th y 1 t. · 1 C · - · . d g · des, 2~t Rae Patton, 25. Wilda :\tay 1:;e1l themseh-es as well pleased with DRAMATICS CLASS To Ticket• will also be on >ale at the b " octahiona _

1ongfress 1 c!·fa rtcame O'Xcil. 26. :ll. W. Barbour. 26. :Ila- the tank facilit ies. a out as e resu t o an e o to bel Hinds ?6 B L Robinson ?9 door Saturday night. Collej.!e men are gi~e the boys in the less favored d~s- Julius Ii~us~h.el · 32.' Shirlev 'F;b~

PRESENT GREEK PLAY ,;aid to Le highly pleased with the tnr.:ts of the countr~ an opportun~ty 1 rick: :.J2. Leonard Thompson, ·34. Ail­:dea of being ''dated out'' by the co- to hear. and. 1.:ome m contact wnh een Johnson, 3·1. Oliver ).Iorg-an, 34. leaders m d1fterent branches of In-\ Helen ::)chultz, 37. Elizabeth Seitz, 37. eds. I dust r)' ~hus g1v_ing them !;;?me bac~- 1 Elinor Swingle, 39. Ed Bresler 40.

ELECTRIC STOP CLOCK USED IN GYMNASIUM Difficult Production To Be Attempted ground tr. c~oosmg_ a vocation. Thts "-m. O. Anderson, 40. Edith Swingle, By Students M s c FACULTY yt•ar they will be given the opportun- 4·"> Robt Harrison 49 :.\[arjorie ---

·core remained nearll eYen. Thompson a~ain nroved th shinin

light of the Bobcat offrn~e ag-ainst :he Univrrsity by making exactly a many points alor.e as the entire op­posite team. This same ft><tt with a little margin was performc1l ior the bent>fit or the :\lissoula fan:. la t year. '\\'anl hit the best ~tride yet J.eYeloped by the big center. making 2:3 points and playing a good defen­.;ive game as well.

The Grizzly guard:-; found thPm­.. elves in for a tmwh ni..,.ht as the Bobcat offense broke into brilliant .;hcotiniz ;md pasi;:ing with unerrin~ accuraC'y through the loop. The open­~nz few minutes alone sliowed the Grizzly at his hei;?hth. After that it sas all Bobcat with '\Vard, \Vorrlen i:in<l '\Vorthington getting- "hot' in th<> 1eh:hborhood of the baskc:t with great ·rcqucncy.

'econd part of the first half found he Bob-.ats getting the tip-off con­inuallv and Counting- from anv con­ehable angle in the scorin~ - zon(•.

The half ended :lB-16, an ordinarily tood score.

The Bobcats opened the second half with characteristic speed, <'onne~ ting .\·ith the loop no Je55 than three times ~vithin the first minutes of play. ..\ apse of seoring- by either side \Vas r"iroken by a fol!ow-in shot from the liands of \Vorthington who seemed to .e playin g a great offer.">ive game

last night. During the last few minutes of the

fray, Romney ru~hcd in both 0. Ward and Sadler at forward and Gardner at guard. These men fullv assumed the burden of offensive and kept the score rollirg higher. ~adler, how­e\·er, was unable to scort>. but plan•d a fine game of ball ne\'ertheless. ·

Chinske and Kain proved the lead­ing lights of the Grizzly team with strong offensive abilitieS an<l good guarding. Kain dribbled anJ passl with a great degree of skill while Chirske broke for the basket con1.;ist­enth- but was unable to push the ball much abo\'e the heads uf the tall Brerden and Wnrd combination. O\"­erturf, a Bobcat medal winner and regular Grizzly forward. wa:; do--eh guarded but manag-ed to get a couple of field goals during the game.

The r.ext convention of the org-ani­ation is to be held at Columbus, )lo .. mder the auspices of the Universit:r

3 ~ty of .. list:~.ing- to~ prom~ne,nt b~siness S~au_lding~ 44. GeTaldine -Bm~den, 45. , De,·ice Constructed By Senior ::\lech-• • • <llld P 1 0ie~s10nal 1.1~ 1~. a~ \\ell a;)1 S?me. E. Tinkham, 40. Carl Oberbaur, ,17, E . anical Engineer For Thesis

MEMBERS LISTED IN o_f the best. authont1cs m the Unite<! Etow. ·18. Lois Coble igh, 48. )l. Dwyer, states on \ ocat.ona l Gmdance work. 48. \rm. ).ltnriells, 48. Donald :'.\IcEl- ---

Jiot, 4K Ruth Stewart, 48. Alice Tay- The electric clock now used at the

FAMOUS WHO'S WHO lor, 4 . Paul Koetitz, 55. Boynton basketball games by the ~thletic de­Dodg-e . 56. L. Wing, 57. Patricia pcn"tn~ent t.o rec!'.>rd the time left_ to "Ladies' Choice" Know le>. 58. Arthur )Junson. 59. E. play " the thesis of two mechanical T. Dor.ey, 59. Robt. Erb, 59. Ted Han- engineering student.s, R~be~·t Sulli\•an

,f .Mi ssouri student body. Jn the Probably the most unique a nd ex­ncantime it is nlanned to establish a eraordinarv dramatic eYent of the entral office aiid employ a full time ":in~er quirter and among the must ecretary, a need which many of the d1ff1cult that has e\"er been. pres~~ted elegates stressed. T he student bod- at }._! ontana Sta~c college \V11l b~ Th~ s of practically very colleg-e and J TroJan Dames , 0~1e of _Eun~ede~ !

niversity in America belongs to the most famous naged1e.s, which will be rganization, it is said. . s~aged by the c1:3ss in Play prod.uc-

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tJOn under Beatrice Freeman Davis. I 'fhree meinbers of the present fac­Th~ last h':o years have se~n a ully of :\lomana State c~llege ar~

nent . 5U. Frank Hinman, 59. J.lary and \Valter Paulso. This is the sec­Tay!or, G5. Robt. Dull, 65. Henry He!- ond device for the athktic department

\\~bile the score indicated that :\Ion­tara Unhersity was consl<lrrably weaker than the Bobcats, mo5t of the fans expressed themselves very \"'ell plt!ased with their showing and pr~· .liC't that thrv will be far from the bottom of th~ li~t in th!!il" own c n­ference.

"ENIOR ELECTRICALS \'ast increase m .both the 8:moun" and mentioned in "'ho's "~ho, d1rect~r~ of class of dramatic productions at ~L prominent persons m the Umted

A Fine Song To The Ears of t he Men

land. tl5. Allen Pepple, 67. Harold r~sulti~1g from work of seniors in e~ - RIFLE TEAM HOLDS Reno , Wi Helene Stocker, 69. Roy Ry- gmcermg. The oth~r. the electric

IS. C. and the. staging of such a play ::)tate•.

ARE INTERVIEWED as "The TtoJan Dame:>" alone be-! Dean Ficderick Lmfield is men-

dell, 70 . Elh:s Oakwood, 71. E. Elge, s.:;oreboard was cons ti ucted last J ear 1 71. D. Delnp, 71 Leonard Johnson, I and used last fall fo1 football i<ames. MATCH THIS SEASON 71. Hattie Lar.g, 75 . )hldred Carner- Th~ ~top clock I~ run by a spht- 1 on. 73. \\'. A . Keith. 75. Chas. Reitch, j pha~e 1rduct1on motor through reduc­'i8. Ifonrv Ga1 dmer, 78. ?lfelbourne ing gears to obtain the correct speed

1 !::peaks volumes for the enthusiasm of ttone~I He iecen•cd his E. S . .A. from Leap year, le:1p year, ladies' choice; 1th~, c,la!'s m drama wo:~·. .

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Toronto li . m H:iUl. In 1U02 he came College girls grab college boys. - --1 rne !''OJan Da1~1es. Is a trap:ed~ t.o l\lontana as pi ofcssoi: of agncul- Dance thun, teed them, take thE:m ~e resentative of General Electric :nac:ted at. the conduswn of the T~o~ tu re an<l be~ame dean 01 the depa1 t- . hom1..'-- . , ~ , P Jan \\a.r and deals with the m1sene,.. ment m 1913_ He has been dlrcd<ir J \\ho says Lo\e amt one S\\Cet Co .. Selects Two Men and prl\at1ons that are _b rought upon I of the :\luntar.a Agncultuial expe1·1- poem? _ Definitely l Hecuba, the w1fe of Pnam. (King of ment station smce 1904. He is now Those ·.,·ords above form a poem 01

ra1ker, So. June Dyl'he, 80. Agnes for the minute hand. ~urmg the I Fifteen )ten Take Part in Conte::;t Ftitz, 82 Jos. 11. Cullen, 83. J ack game the motor runs con.tmuously, a With \~i rginia Institution H.1gge1 ty, 84. Coit Suneson. dutth arrangement taking care ~f I tune out period:-.. Four dials are m usr, enabling the clork to be placed The results of the rifle match held I Tioy), Andromeda, \\ife of the <lead I actinU' pre!>idcnt of the }lontan.J. Stale ptaise to lll20, the year of such au:s--- Her.:tor, and the rc:st of th~ TroJan colle "'e. p1c1ou:s op1 01 tu111ty to those who r.Ir L. H. ~leans, annual represen-1 women who are. made cap~i\·cs ar.d Ve~n Hamilton rt."CClVC<l his B. s. \\aJt . and ho1;-.11 The "Ladies'

WOMEN ORGANIZE in the. ~enter of t~e .gymnasium near with the rifle dub of \'. P. I. of 1 the ce1lmg- where: tt IS now located. Bla1.:ksburg, Yirginia, are now bein~

:itive of the !';tudent employment d1-1 sla\•es by the v1ctor10us G1 eeks. I n If U <..:' . t. College m l087 · I Choice' at the Gym Satu1day mghl tsion of the General Electric qo. at short, it brings out the idea thatwom- ::\~ 01~ ni~~~O nrisdrn~ 18~8 was a stu: \\111 undoubtedl) bring to light the k heneclady, N'ew Yo1·k, 1r.terv1ewed I en. and the h01~1e a1e, ~fter all, the al:nt. ~:1 Har;a~d l He came to Mis- I truth as to \\hl~h g 1rl :s p1cfcr blondes. C SS I tabulated and compared with the rL~ TUMBLING LA PROF. HARRINGTON P.crts from the Yirginia school. The ufteen men who took part ID the

TO HEAD NATIONAL match for :\lontnna State included: \\'. E. Arnistrong, R. C. Harrison, J.

:ie senior electrical stu<lents hct_e <.:h1ef suffe1ers m war t un e. 1 ::\l t· ·. lBSU ·md from F1eshman g1rb have a chance to I ---st week . l\l r. Mean~ offered def~- The Tonner.tor~, local luminary ex- ~~~~;:ig(:no~\ ~~a p:~fl;ssor 0 f_ History fm<l out \\ hether their ~en1or idol be Doroth y Garrett of Great Fall.;:;, 1te employment to two of the sem- p nents of the h1st.ro;nc ~rt havei as . 1 Economics at the l.Jnhersity. I n more than n d1gn1f1ed n1r sunoun4e<l Freshman, Is In Charge

POTATO ASSOCIATION A. Spence. IL E. Thomp•on. L. Suth­erland . J. • evin•, R. Gjullin. :II. Lynch, J. G .• ·ye, H. York, R. H. Crumler, W. Hnrrity. R. !·'. Erb, )I. L'. Parker, and L. Ros~ettil. This \\ill be the firs• opportunity for the R. U. T. C. studer.t,., to eompure their marksmanship with other schooh.

s, ·wayne Kobbe and Ernest Elg~, yet , not chosen the.tr vehicle of pro- ~1~< e became iesidenl Ol the ~Ion- a\ a !Jlue and Gold blazer. Senior t stated that he would have to wait duction for the .\~·1~ter qua1·ter ~ut I~;~: 1E,tatc colle~e. He Is author of gills ha\ c a ch~nce Lo probe the --- Prof. F. ~1. Hanington, head of lhc >r orders from the head. office befo1:e then· facu lty adv1so1, Mt s. Beatr~ce I the Montana Civii:s l921. At pre~enl. 0<:a.uty se<.:1ets ol t hose starry-eyed, The women'~ tumblmg class unc.ler hortkulture department of :\-lontana f fer!ng anv more positions. ,It is Freeman Davis ,~a)S that the choic_e he i~ Dean of .le~ at the State 1.:ol- ..:ml;i.-lashed, 1·os~ che~ked F1osn Ev- 1 the duec·tio~. of ~orothy Garrett State colle)!'e, is now president of the rtatn howe\"er, that other p0s1t1on.s, 1::1 now between Hell Bent for H e~\- 1 !'\ \\Oman snould avail hc1:.elf of the !-\tatted lat 1•11day "1th ftftel:n mem~ Potato Asgociation of Amerka. Prof. pccia'lly in the radio division. will en", a modern three act play which I ege. d Atk a ll!n\e l}lpo1,unit\· to .md out that which Leis. The etas::; is under the auspices llnrringt(,n was vice-"lrcsiclenL of the ~ offered to others of the senior I has been an unusual success wher- Prest ent . ·inson, now s~ \ ol "he does riot know. I of the '\Vomen's phy:sical education organization last year. ~e~tricals as soon as their applica - ever played; ·'The ShO\\-Off11, George o.i ab~ence from ~to3tai.ia A a e 0~1 ~~ It has been tumored that :some of department and 1s open to all who The American .Association of Pota-ons are gone over at the general Kelly's spectacular pJay which has lyg-e recene~ his · 1 . m. r(~o~ (D ·hl~ ;..::irls a1e g-0 1 g' to prO\"idc trans- n1e mterested m this tyne of \\Ork. to Growers h• an organization of both rice. :\fr :\leans also spoke of the made phenomenal runs; and Arnold Hom Iowa ~t.ate col cge m :\i ::; at t.rtat n and fot)d. Thus 192 may The µ1og1am will include di ills for American and C'anndinn potato grow­robab.ihty of obtaining posttiom:: for I Bennett's "Milestones", a dreary but c. 1920) .. H? ·tcc~tv~i12a. H" c~tne mme to bt' the go~den vear of re- developing ba.lance and suppleness er5 and ~cientific agents. :\Ir. Har-,.0 of the seniors who will not f?t"a<lu- fetching play. Cornell Umv~ist Y. 11lflo-1 a·· Pr~fcs 0 ,. I n·ni.:e aH,l oppot umty for t.hc male first. Later forward rolls, backwar<l rire:ton recentlv attended the national e urtil the end of the fall quarter to :\lontana ~tate rnh· : b ~ Presid~nt ~t:nder ~lso.. . . rolls, flips, an_imal walk~. hand com·ention helci at :Sash\•ille, Tennes-xt year. ELECTRTC.\L DEPART:\IENT or Agronom). He as ec1 .Jen, it will bl· according to E.n~lly ~pring-s, hea<l spnng-s, and tricks. see, where he was chos<:n for the pre-T he General Electri~ Co. a t Schen- RECE L VHS SPEC'LA L DO~ATJON smce ,Julv 15, l9lS. Po~t t.o ~e~p your. escort \\a1~mg The class me~ts in the locker room sidin.l!' office. ""'lady, has taken quite ~ s hare of while you f1msh ~having and dre.::;srng-, on Friday at fl\'e o'clock. and Wed- Prof. Harrington i~ sec-trea". of the e graduates in the electncal depart- The electrical department recei\"ecl XOTICE 1ni rirop,.r nls.o to make her cai:y r.esd~y at four. o'clock. :\h~.s Garrett :\[ontana Potato Improvement A~soci-ent during' the past years. At pres- pe ·hi donation this week from the \·~ur handkerch1ef, compact, comb, hp- who is conductmg the ~lass 1s a grad- ation nrd in speakint! of the work t there are about twenty of these L!.k ]~:-;ulator Company of Baltimore, ~tH:k, or what ha\•e you? ~ate of Gn.:at Falls high sc:hool and ~aid, "The :\Iontana g-1:owers are plan-e!1 working-. for the compa~y, of Ohio, in the way of new and impro:ed There will be a joint get togelhtr is a freshman at )lontana State col- ninJ; a ~tatewide. mark.ctinf? associa-h1ch approximateh• half are s1~adted types of insulators. The donat10n meeting next Thursday . evening' at Four out of every five women have lege.

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tion and a meetmrr will be held at t Schenectady a~d the ;emain er , I consists of a dozen different types of 7::!0 o'clock in the ag:l':cultural .as- d:itc1:. for the "leap year" dance, Sat- Great Falls in Februarv where this a.ttered O\'Cr various port10ns of the 11e,,· .1·ns1ilators and will pr.ove exceed- sembly of the Alpha Zeta fraternttY1 urday. important topic will be discu~sed." e<I St t I d t the Linficld Club. and the Ag Club. I • • • PRESENT P.\PERS. nit a es. ingly helpful to ~hie! el ect~·~ca t ega\; Jesse Helm will .l!'h•e a talk upon ht~ Gi1 ls sev<'nt~ -fi\"e cents may mean Potnto ~rowing has rechent1y bkeenf n~t·nt, and cspecia ~- ~o . e .s u en 'recent h·i·p •s an Aliiha ZC'ta dele!!at~. p f T t f £dvcn a great ~mpetus by t e wor ·. o B. BROWN ELECTED FA:"G.

The Pan~ chapter of Intercollegi­e Knights met last Tuesday after­on for the purpose of electing new fi cers. The elected offic~al s a re: uke. Bernard Brown; Scribe, Pat cElliott; treasurer. Frank Bro\v~, d recording secretary, Francis nes.

who desire to speciahze m insulator " t• board and room fo r life-get your Prof. ).;'elson and ro . re svcn o the .Jiontana State college extension work. to 1\'ew Orleans. tic:ket now for ··~a~ie;' Choice." tShtcatedaciorlviea'ele1,',aer;emer; ~frn;!~ntfa~.~ department and bids to become one '"' of the ~tate's most \·aluable farm EURODELPHIANS XOTICE Jl :S!ORS J a<lics rref<r blondes-but the rest week attendin~ the ~Jontana Assoc1- products. --- if the ro-E.'Cls will take athlete to the ation of Dairy Product:-; :\tanufactur- ---------. . E r --- ·'Leap Year" dan"e. ers wh<'re each presented a paper. Th~re will be a ~ce_t m_I? of ;J~ . 0Q T here will be a m~cting- of the • ~ • . • . Prof: Xelson (!a\·e. a paper on ,::stan-delphian .Wednesda.s e\emngch~sti~e \Junior Class in the Little Theater, . eh:lrce or n lifettme--:m 1932 you dar1hzation of Da1r~·. Produc.b and at tho P1 Beta PhiGhUuseil h . e Wednesday January lS '" 4:30 p. m. , may be all out of the idea-get a Prof. Tret>ven on The Dairy Pro-Stafford ~nd R?bv fl Wdl eac sl?.'cv • Fred Chez President. I date for the "Leap Year" dance. I gram for Montana." a short d1scuss1on o mo ern mu 1 . ,

Dean F. B. Linfield and Dean J. M. Hamilton attended the meetin.sr of the Board of Education in Helena last Tuesday.

The next match will be firt?<l with the :\ational Guard for the trophv which is to become the proper y or the winning- tcnm. The weck or .Janu­ary 28 will see the completion of thi match it i:. hoped. Tht• hs of c o­tt!~tants ha::; not heen prcpar~d a .. yet.

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. .\d,·ertising matter fur t.1c '{. \\. C. A. :stunt nizht progra -.1 to be g H:-n in the EmNson auclitonum Saturday, Pt•bruary :!:-1, has alrea<ly bcc1 p1e­parcd by the committee in charge. Placards ha\·e been place1l in stor windows down to\\ n and other form of adn·rtising- art• schl·duled to up pear within a short time. Meanwhili.! \'arious Qrganizat10n.s ha\c s1gnif1£>cl their intention of takins.r part in. th program and in some in. :ant:e.; ha\" started 1·ehear:-als. All of the or: ganizations. are re<1uc~ted to take pnr in the pro~ram in an effort to mak the event worthwhile.

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, · \Y~SIII:\GTO~•n 17 Ele\Cn Plato "as lelhn.r tho .,scmbl) at 't Cril1ci.:o.e l·ncullles and _\dmmt:-.trn-1 L>duc~t1ona·l spec;ni1~t"" l~u\e been ap- A.then~ about .-\n1t.•11cu's uthletll:S: I

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home grown Flowers Acceptance for mailing at special rate of postage provided for in Section lions Freely. Papers Lend pointed to nid in Lhl~ sun'C} of the "At )1. S. C. the) all \\Ore blu~ t 110:.J, Act of October 3, 1927, authorized February 17, 1919 -- land c:rnnt colleges bcmg l'Onducted s\\eater:. \\1th g-0lJ lettl~U• as a mn~h

Xe" York (by New "tudent Ser- b' the bureau of education. of recognition and honoT. lt l:s su · 1 M LANf.OHR FLORIST Sub~criber to the Xew Student Interco11egiate News Service covering the ..,;t:e)-Footb~ll ha\ IOJ? pa:;~ed off the I ·Jn addition to the announcement n cold ch mate thnt a. wrent.h, of b~~ j • U , boards curricular ref OJ m is ai.ram en-, that Dr. Frederick B. :\lunford, dean len..,·e-: would be too 1n!'uffH:llhnt. n

happenings of all American colleges and universities. gagmg'. student attention in~ se,eral of the department. of ag~·1<:1!lture at fact they _weAr_ :so. m~ny cl~t ~i\l~ci~ I 19 East Main colle~cs. The undergraduate reform- the Un1,·ers1ty of :\J1:;sour1 1 Columbrn. I woud tbmk th<') ate ashame 0

EDITOR-IN-CHIEF............ ..EDWl BE RAFT, '29 er, ha,·e taken fair notice of the I had been apponted to the special ad- legs. t Phone 95

crit1c1sms 0Yerflo\\1!1fr ctnrcnt period- \tsory com1111ttec of ten t.•rent.t:'d in (!-fere se\e1nl Gn•eks st1:etched ou , ,.._ - -~-~-~----~~ ... --... --... --... --... --... --• • NE"' S STAFF 1cnls, and have adopted u v1~orous Xo,ember. the bu1cau !nude public their ba1~ hmb:-. for m~pe~:lion.) the

st) le rn attacking their campus prob- the names of the :;pL~rnlists. The) 1!0 about freeh "nth . ~============================~:, ASSOCIATE EDITOR .... JO O'CON ·oR, '28 lems. They iue Dr .\ncllt.'' A. Potter. oC wl'lmcn. The latter .nre all craz) I/. . lANAGlo. "G EDITOR .. ···-···-··--···············-·---··-··············Wl\l. BENJAMIN, '2 The Cniversit~ of \\"a::-hington ! Purdue Unhcrl'.'ity; Dr. Cornelius I about athietc~. That .s '.'·hy they go A:;SI TANT EDITOR. ................................. -............. ESTHER STOCKTON, '30 Daily, aiter. publishin1< n series .of,Bettcn and .A.\\". Gib"o. b,oth of h1 the 'chook (The c10\\d called for I A~SISTA.: 'T EDITOR ··-·---··-··-·····-·········--··-·-·-· ···-··· .... ROBERT DULL, '30 :student .·nt1c1sms of the university Cornell Umvcrs1ty: )h~s ~ma B. \\atcr.) . . d

CO r '30 and ib work. has summarized by!' Ccigler o[ the l"nivt>r:sity of Arizona: _The populnnty ot thMC' po:~e~~~ !-'Ot.:IETY EDITOR ...... -········-·········-···--·---···········-·······-·-·--····-·-J\lARY .Mc Y, blaming the facultv ''for the lack of H. C. Ramsower and Carl E . Steed, 01 l"Olllf! ~t~ang-c pow~r called It is Society Assistants, .F'rancis Fogler, Florence Johnson intdlet.·tual stimulu~ and study en., both of Ohio Stat<.' t·ni\"C.•rsity: Charles such that hkc tht:' ~fl:llor o[ the sot~f I

R. )l. I. P. CORRESPONDE!\"T_ ....................... ___ .......... .ELOI E \fRIGHT, 128 couraj!enll'nt pre,·alent 011 the camp- H. BrC\wn and Roh<'rt E. Buchnnan. "the~- _hn\·e n In~~ Ill every port · FEATURE EDITOR ..... ·····-·-············ ·······---·······MARGARET DEWEY, '29 u~.'' The main draw-back it con- both of Iow:i. Stah~ l'r.i\·er~ity; .John Sometime:; a ha_If ~loz~n wherever they

Feature \\'riters, .)Jary Hale, Berniece Crane, James Morrison SPORTS EDITOR..... . ..................... JA~IES LOOKEY, '28 ASSITA1\T .SPORTS EDITOR ................................ 1\'ILLIA:\I ROSS, '30 A:;SISTA:\T SPORTS EDITOR ........... -............................ WILLIS WOOD, '30 WOME, ··s A'l'HLET!CS ...................................... l\IARJORIE SPAULDING, '28

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OYER AND UNDER ORGANIZED

ceives as ''the appalling O\er-emphn- \\". Thom::u;, of RutJ.rt..'r:-:. rniv('rSity; !!(\. A proud d1stmd~on. sis on acth·ities for acth·ity 's sake, .Tames T. Jardine of Orel!on .Ai.rricul- I reeall that on<' tun~ they had n thnt insisten;e on 3ctidties :lt \\'a~h- turn} college: and D. \Y. Springer, fl'~tival called n Leap l_ea: dance to ington which results in the 8 ,·eragc secretan~ of the n~:;llcintion of goo\·- which the women could 111~·1te a ma~1. collei:;tian ~trh·in.ir to be an ncti\"itv C'n1inir bonrd~ of slut(' unin·rsitic~ of The conch heard about it. took his I hound from fre!'hman davs to th"e ~-a~hington team nnd lPft town.'' end of colleg-e." The faculty is (Pinto cea!'c<l here> and called in blamed for having fnikd to eliminate ~ome phy~icians to revive the crowd.)

presents the problem as one for the · superfluous ndidties, and the Daily j SPLASH! teachers to soh-c. J ! 1

President (', n. Gray of Bates ('ol- Lil{EWTSE THE l\IE I le.ire has appointed a itudent commit- Not Today tee of twelve to examine the curricu- I '---------------' lum, nnd :mg-g'est modifications and I chang-eg. These students will carry I H-2-0-The wet of tht:" world nnd The room was ju~t right on the work be~un by a genior com- chief .aid of the thcmist. There has Quite 1.·omfor~nblc> really . mitte(' la~t year. Three othC'r groups I been more than wng needed on lhe Tlie li1tht wa~n't too bright

~~~1 ;~~~re~nsa-0~n ~~~ri::i-1:. P~~~~~n:~ o~f ~~:~r_us f~ \~~t la~t !;~~ ~h~s ,~-~t~~~i ~he looked ,·erv lovely alumr.i. and a third. serving as advis- week. the old timers remc.>mber for a I As she ~nt there wnitinl?. ory. of outsiden. long- time. that i:; whE>n it ha~ not Suftly hl'r bosom ro~e nnd Cell

Students in the Colle~n.~ for \\"omen been raining. Of cour~e no one ob-1 lll'r eye!' were l'losed at \\"cstern Reserve Uni,·ersity have je~·ts to the water iust !'O long as it In dreamy cor.templntion selected representatives to sene as remain~ wet but when it becomes ice, their ag-ents in presenting to the fac- that is a different matter. Then too, Rose tinted imagination ulty complaints n,i:rninst the curric- there i:; that mud for which thi;;; fair .-\ gentle sig-ht ulum. The:-,• are members of the stu- cit,- is noted. H ow many times haYe Expectation rhm•erl awny the dreams

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PHONE 3-1-4-W n ·e a!'e both at Montana State college. There are numbers of

organizations on the Hill which meet once a month or less often to hear the secretary's report, take roll and then hear the ·m­nouncement of the next meeting when "the regular business will be transacted" which will include the election of either new members or new officers, if the organization is lucky-if not­nothing.

dent council. who will work in con- poor unfortunate victims suddenly Ah! there was the bell- I whom thej \\ 111 make recommenda-1 walk, or fallen dm\ n the steps much And class was O\'er. tions after passing on student com- to the amusement or C'\"ervone. Or plaints I ag-ain . how ofte n hn" this "same v1c I ~----------------------------~l

The underJ.!'radunte curnculum com- tim enJo\ed sceinj.!' others in the same I~ nllttPe at na ... erford college is draft-,1 predicanlent Fortnnateh· there i~ no D A N c E

One organization on the Hill is now planning to "clean house." Others should do the same. A definite program or no program and surrender of the charter might clear up some crowded meeting periods, if nothing else.

No particular organization is singled out and charge with a dirty backyard, or lack of definite program, as you choo.e. 'I11e right to organize and to engage in activity collectively is not challenged, but to let an organization die for lack of ptupose is a reflection on the school and on the group.

Let's accept our purposes and aims as set forth in the constitu­tion of our organization or let's withdraw membership. With so many organizations a vigorous life is difficult and new ones with firm purposes will not attempt e tablishment of chapters. A house cleaning is in order.

I -TRA.MURA.L ATHLETICS

For the most part interfraternity basketball is started very sa tisfactorily, but there is one phase of the play that needs a little thought and consideration if the games are to continue. ~Iost of the groups have entered the games with a good sports­manship attitude, but a few haYe allowed the old personal and fraternity prejudices to enter into their competition. The result, if this attitude continues to predominate games, will be to ha\·e inter-fraternity games discontinued and the original purpose, "Athletics for everyone," will be defeated. Our institution is not so large that we can afford to have much animosity between the rnrious group., and there certainly is no place for it in institutional athletic competition.-W. J. Wood.

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mg its annual report to the faculty . mud on the sidewalk~. but thPn therc Its scope is wide, and 1ts SUJ?ges- is the fellows. who ''ill in 11assing n tions "111 deal not onl "ith the cur- 1 crroup of Young lndie~ splash 1t in i iculum proper, but also with the con- I hopes that a ton(!'Ul' may slip in pro- _ -- -- - _ duct of Jibrnr~· hghting- conditions, fanity. Somethin~ ou(!'ht to be <lone and prompt dismissal of classes. about it But then the •now will help HARRY ECKHOFF

The main Points in an undergTadu- matters out until it thaws again. ate report just nr..:sent<'cl to the fac-ulty at The Colle!':e of the City of Xew York propose revision of l'ertain

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prescribed courses in order to permit Jrreater fr1:;:eclom in the choice of elec­tives, and the institution of honors c:ourse!' . I n developing these points the student investigators became crit­ical of some of the existi11g cour::-c~ . for instance labt:"ling a qunntitath·e Batteries

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THE .WEEKLY EXPONE:-.;T, TUESDAl. , JA UARY 17, 1928 PAGE THREE

ONTANA STATE BASKETBALL INTRAMURAL SERIES STARTED LAST WEEK

BOBCATS LEAVE ON UTAH TRIP

SWEATERS AWARDED TO FOOTBALL MEN

,.--------------- 1 be able to judge a joke instantly and

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TEAM WINS TWO FROM W. S. C. E.\SILY FIWl\1 TE.UI THAT TWICE DEFE.\TED

CHAMPIONSHIP QUL'IT OF LAST YEAR

WHERE DOE THE PROFESSOR' PET JOKES

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Elc\ < n Games l'layed by Teams in ~\ a nd B. Dhision .:\leet B. Y. U. at Provo January Yarsity and Kitt.ens Receive Insignia .Fat men. motner-in-law.;;., and ~i.)in-

20 and 21; Play 'CU" At Game Last Night ~J:1 ~u~r;~~~t ~~ ~~r~~!>·l~·~f~~~~~ lot°~ The fir ·t week of intramural bas- January 23 C. Almack of $tanfor<l university,

ketb~ll has been completed wi th the He declares that after a six-year T he Bubcat~ kept. their breath-tak- ca.ts. on Thompson".;; sin!!IL~ handed playmg of eleven games, six of the T d f h b 1 The members of the Bobcat football period of Joke dnsstficat:on he finds g race in the: Paci~ic Coast bas~et- seo1.mg spree. O.t tnrec fit'ld goals in A division an<l six of the B division . k ~cl~ ay a ter:ilfof t e Bo cat la~- team were pre!:iented with thdr "l\1" these suhject~ do not fi~urc so p1om-

Jll circks by defcatmg the Washing- rapid succession. Q,\~ing to the: wordin~ of the rule.-, et a squad wi eave for l"tah to inently a::s belic\"cd. Only four oi tht. n State college Cuuc-ar quint he1·e 31 c1Jo" ell Sho'' s for " S C y.-h1ch allowed players to participate play their first conference j?:amcs of sweaters between hatves of the Bob- jokes are about int men, two nbout st. week, two :-;traight. The score I \Y~shi~gton took the Ran;e . into m one A. game and still be eligible the season. They will stop in Dillon cat-Grizzl;~ game last night. mother-in-laws, and t\\O about old · the fir::.t game was 58-:n and of theu O\\n ~and::; t~mpoiarily

111 the for B competition, the same players ~ plaJl vnj gam~ against the State Of the :seventeen men who played maids.

ee second 57-42. ~12c~1~d. ha!t. crawlu.~ up to within p3r:icipated in both di\"i:sions last .... orma col ege t e evening of Janu- enough _ga mes: to earn their \ 'arsity Scientific:alh tracm~ American The Coui:rar.,. were the third team in stnkmg ~h~~ani'C c

1f the Bobcat..; and I wee-k. ar~hlS . .11 h h letter only thirteen recehed thPm be- humor to its den of reality, Profes.sor

e nonhern division of the Pacific tlu n taking- a three point. lead. It. Thc1c has been one revh;ion made in f ey wi t en go 2to Provo, 'C"ta ' cause of certain scholastic rulings Aln-ack say~ that p1oh •. Jition, poli­ast coniere:·ce to taste defeat at Y.s-as hc·re tha•. }lc•ntana's sen~ational th. pen:entaze ratir.g- of team stand· 1?r two games . Ja~ 0 and 21, \"S. B. which state. that a n1an must be pa:;s- tics. women and congre~~ get mo~t e hands of the :\lontana State hoop- 'J·f.en:-e. wen 1.rto a tion .. scori·n" ~O in,....s J.Ud!.'.i· 11 ., th" fi.nal ,v,·nners. Be- · L. These will the first confer- mg m ten credits of work to be eJig 1 h f th I

Id h d 0 '"" - ,... .. .... "' cnce games fo r both teams and will "bl. f . 1 · - au,.; s ium e a~man .

ers Ulis !'-eason. a 0 an regon pomts in the final ten minutes and a au:-:e pnpular opinion did not favor be watched with much interest by all 11 ~ 01

a e~ter. . . Democrats arc not quite so funny ate, presenting strong' and repre- the ~ame time ho1din2 their oppon- the method of gh·ing the A teams conference contenders . B. Y. U. is 1he followrn~ men were .snven their as Republ;can.-;; cn•-. · rc~ IS four times n ..... tivc teams, were the other two ent .. to one Ione J th r·fth I sweater last l"ht Ca t E b k ·

0 I 1.a goa. rec- i s anrl t 1e B teams two- reported as having a much stronzer , ... 1

.... s .· n i:- : Pam .Ja .oc., fun~ller than the League of • "ation~ ; 1 go under. ~!c~ow"ll scored consistcntl:i.· for fifths of :.'1lir standing" for the g-roup tf'am than last year ar.d ha'e high vt .o-on . Ai to, \iog-t, Breeden,. Chez, babies and back driver-:; plact.! well in

Bobcab; Tai..e Le.ad the < OUJ!nrs alth.oui:rh. playing at ratir.z, it lias been agreed to u~e one- hope~ cf ir.akin~ a good showing- in D?be_us, Ball. Gardner. Semmg-sen, 1 drawing the available supply of I T he Bobcats e1.tcn.:<l the first game ~ar<l. Ile tnade f1\"e field ~oals and I hal f of thr· rating- of each division to ccnfrrence circles. Their early sea- \\ cllrn~~ton. Cashmore .and Hurd. The modern guffaw. ~ the !"'eries in full force an<l with mne foul ~hots in the second g-ame. determine the group ~landing. son performance ha s not been any 11•1 ~n "ho earned their letters but The most frequent topirs for quips .;pe:ctations of meeting a team likely Thr?.u~hout the !'.<>ries he played Iine.

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The .ntramural managers report too r.ood. but like many otr1er teams failed to. J.'.!et them because .of grades are Coolidg-e, :\lu:.-solini, Dawes, an<l , du anything-, reports having- it that lll:.-1. ~ent basketball. hat all teams have beln reporting they mav be ~low in hitlin~ their were: Richards, Prestor:i, Eikrem, 01- the Prince of \Yale!.'. Some others eir opf>ont>nt:s were tcmpermental in for the scheduled .'.'"ames on time and stride and on thei r home floor will no son aml l\fanager Ferkm. that rate well are Queen :\Iarie, Al ei r playing. An early lead, how- CO . .ACH POTTER OF D. U. l. ~h~,t the;- ::cries has stal"ted very sat- doubt give the championship winners At the same tin~e last night football Smith, Big Bill Thomp~on, and King •er, allowed Romt=e:v lo put in some PICKS l\IONTANA STATE i~lac:tonly. The results of Inst week's of last season some .stiff competition. numerals were given out to a large Tut. seasoned men who kept the Bobcats .1.. games ar\:::: Play U. on Return squad of yearling's. The Frosh team C~llege humor is 'not so hot/' ac-

ifcly in front. AND C. C. AS WINNERS .\ Ui' ision The Bobcats are looking better all of 1928 was perhaps the ··est that cordrng to his finding. lie charac-Orland Ward tos!-;ed four field goals B. E. ( 15J \"s. D. T. (1·1). the time and have had corsiderable Montana State college has ever turned terizes it as •·very sad sluff." 8ev-

1 the ~hort time that he was in the ~ Ctah A.g-ricultural -ColleJi.c>. Logan, I . .\. G. R. ll·U \·s. 0 . B. (44). pre-conference season expe rience in out. Althou~h they had a hard sched- rral thousand college jokes are the rst half. Breeden. captain and vet- Ctah, .Tun. 14.-)[ontana State C(.ll- K. Sig-. <l:i) vs. Amil!O (a4). v:hich to 5l rengthen up a few weak ul~ t~ey c.ame t~roul?h_lOO_per cent, familiar .PU?• while others are jibes

thus know when to lnugh anJ h(iw ha-r11. He belie\e:) it will ~a\~ him 1 uny embarrassin~ situation;:;.

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an gua!·J, counted twice from the lege stanch; out alone a:-; the stror.g- L. P. ().;) "·"· Ind. 07). ~pots that were apparent in their first\ wmnmg six straight victories. about dr1rkmg-, modern engagements, eld with as many attempts. The est t£am in thC' " .. cstern confen·nce. s . .\. E. (1-t} ,.~.Sig. Chi (31). srames. With a wealth of reserve J Of the 37 men eligible to receive flappers, and other topics of inter- Phone 327 Blf ended 32-12. a('cordinz to a statement made here B Division material and last year's men showing · Frosh letters :~5 ha\"e returned to est. p · 1. S 'alt

Wa!<-hinglon Con,erts Short Ones Sa+urdav ll\· Coach Potter of Denver D. T (IG) ,.s. A. G. R. (14). nn improved form, many critics of lhe ~chool for the winter quarter. This Th:oug-h all this sun-eying and cal- rescnp ions a peel Y \\'a:-.hinJ,rton State came back in the t:nh-ersitv. ll. E. (11) Ys. Fae. (8). team look upon this year's ag-grega- jls an unu st:ally large perccntas:re for culatmg, Professor .\lmnck hopes to ~ cond ha1f with an attempted bar- The fi~ht for c:.upremary of the S. Ch (2t>l YS. S. A. E . (27) . lion as stronger than last . On the I in manv schools quite a number of =====-===----=::-:================== ge of short shob. but the Bobcat ·western division "ill not be.so ~trong- K. Si~ (!;=:;) \'s . L. P. (14). other hand conference competition is Frosh foot hall men drop out as soon anJs mana:rc? to keep them sa~ely '. tollt(> ... tcd as in the Eastern divi- 0. B. < 15) \":" . Amigo (16). going- to be ~tron.ger than it wa~ last as the ~oot~all $eason is over. 1 D"lll!ttlltt'U'11' m:w:m:•ttl!tt•11

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t of the_ sconng zone for a ma3or- c:: 10n, due to the v:.niation in the lnil. <2:;) V!:i. D. T. (16) . year and it is gorn.i; to b~ harder.for The' ars1ty squad of next year will I h H v llf their trys. ::\lost of the short stren~th of thP teams. Ltah univer- th~ Bo_b:ats to r_etam then· c.ha~1p1on- !rnve some l?OOd material to pick from H I H 0 w a r d ' s I !la ~tcm1pts were s~ccessful, however. I sity at present looks like the most I !'.hip btle than 1t was to wm it la:::t m the following men who received Rt serve.> used rn the ga111c >hu~ve<l dangerous opporent of ~Iontana State I:"iTRAl\I URAL SCHEDULE I year. Judging, from the comparative their Frosh sweaters last night: IL

1 a \\Onderful nthantuge, prO\Ulg and will n(.I doubt furm~h plent. of ?Cores . of B. Y. U . . and the Bobcats Anderson, E. Anderson. Bilant, Bo~

at the Bobl·ats' gn·atcst weakness rompetitinn for thf' Bob.cat~. is). the FOR FEBRUARY m theu· grimes ag-aJn~t Oregon Ag- hart. Bruner. Coday, Crossen. Cun-~ l a~t ye;.tr had bel'n well taken care opinion of Coach Potter. I gies, the B~bcats should have an edge ningham, Cullen, DeFrate, Freeze, L th.is ~easo:i. at least. T\~'O or _tine~ •'The En~ttrn division will stage a Wednesday. Feb. 1-Vocational Con- onothehc?lllln!? g-ames. HaITer, Hawkins, Howen. ;\1. .Johnson, ,. c\en fom of the men ~.,:ho u:suall~ much elosl'r battle, as all or the teams ~ -: . l..; A. (' n t eir return from Utah, the Bob G. Johnson. Kleffman Lanaham arted the gan~e:-: \~ere Jerked fr?m l·o~~1rcting are \"l'l"y evenly nrnL:h- I Tlfu1r~~day, ~~~b~ 2_.:_Xa~~e. SAE cats will slOJ? in l\Jig.~oula fo~ a ;e- Lul'ke, Leland, ~Iartin 1 ~Ii'lli s, O'Leary' :e plav a~? S!Jbs~1tu~~ . m~n use<l e_d , Co~ch Potter ~tate<l that he be- Ftiday, ·Ft•b. 3-Utah fr. «am~. turn game with the ~tate ~mvers1ty Popham, Skinner, Stannich. Wagner ,

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1thout pe1cept1JJ,_, \\eakemng the hr,·ed ( lilo.rado Collef!e to be the i:;en-. !:iaturday, Feb. 4--tDT vs '""'oB)-lnd. Jan. 23. The following mght they West. Wlieat Winner Worden \Vor-am. era! favorite, a..; they have most of I vg. ~C (SC \'S. AGR) (SAE vs. will meet the ~utte Y. l\I. C. A. in thing-ton, F. •Bohart,' and M~nager

Pia) \Yithout llrC<'den. then·. ll't.t,l,r men ~rnck on the ~quad . A). Butte. They w11l then return home Bugs Howard. Yierte1 "rill rereive a A re~ted and fig-hting Cou~ar team Th1,; J~ Potter~ ~econd year as. ~Ionday Feb (j. -KS v.:; BE fo_r a short res~ before their _games numeral when his j.'.!racles permit while

•ok the floor the l'et·ond n;t;ht oal"h of De~n·i· trni_:·er~ity baskethalJ Tuesc..la:/. Feb·. t-(Fac.-~s. KS) -OD ;·1th ~~tah Asrg1es here :!an. 30 and Ba111ett and Rovriet both earned one ~ainst the Bobcats, who played with- team. lie is also 1reshman football .. LP (LP . 1 d) · 1. ese two g-ames will no doubt but left school. J it Breeden, srorintr first and then c ach, and a !'.tudent in the medical \\·'~· . t. • F b \ s8 S · E GR I b~ the two h~1·dest games the Bobcats I ~eping within rang-e of the rapidlr c-oil~~e as well. Prior to t!l~ing- ~he ~oBs~ ~-) ·BE~....:_0T'v~. A~s. A - will have this season. I · the game when Thompson cut \o~eh Potter was in char_rre of a.th- Friday, ~Feb. lo _BE \'S. ind.- .( A GR . The. U_tah _Ag~ie basketball squ_ad NOTICE! MEN anging- :-core until the final minutes p1:sillon as coach at the Uni\·ers1ty, Thursda,· Feb 9-(DT vs SC) . I ose with ~ome nhenomenal shooting. letics at Glenwood Sprmgs high vs. A) -SC vs. OB. was picked JU~t last week. l\fartln­e blonde Bobcat forward connected ::c-ho I. where he dereloped se\·eral Saturday, Feb . ll ·-(SAE vs. Ind.)- dale. reguJ~r g-uard, has not reported

ith the basket just fourteen times ,·ery suc,cssfu_l tE::ams. AGR v~. K8· (KS \.' S. OB) - (Fac. j as yet and Is not expe' tee! to this late. om the fie ld and once from the foul In con~mentmg- upon the g-ai;1~ be vs. DT). I ---.------1e, a total of 29 points for one eve· t: .. ·een '\estern and Denver l myer- J.Ionday, Feb. 13-LP vs. SAE. I \V0:\1.\1\'S ATHLETICS ng. say. which was played here Pr1da.y Tuesday, Feb. 14-(BE vs. LP)-Ind.

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With but three minute< to play in mC"ht. Coa~h Potter stated that m his ,. 5 . UT-(A ve. l:iC) . Basketball e first half, Rohwer, :'\kDowe11 and opinion \\ cstern. h.as a team th~t. \Vednesday, :F'cb. 16- Gi1·ls' basketball practices will be

You can't fail - absolutely never. This is the one cinch-Leap Year-if ~·our proposal is refused, the-ah­d.issenting partv must g-i\"e you a ~ilk dress for consolation. Let's go for big-ger and better wardrobes.

Walk-Over Shoes Stetson Hats Nobby Caps :ickley of \Vashington Rtate tied up when thev are hitting- basket~ . will Thu1sda~·, .Feb. 16 - Rcmainder of Tuesday nnd Thursdav at five o'rlock e score with prl'tt~' fiel<l goals, cati~l' trouble for any school m the week gi,·en to playing postponed unt il further notice. About thirty-

1l:•t to relinquish the lead to the Bob- confrt'C'nce. games. five girls are out "or basketball at ' I Friday, Feb . 17 · Last part of sched- present. 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 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ~· uk to be maJe out at this pomt. Rifle

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bord. and for the rest of this season dre~s to the \\1 holesale Seed Dea1ers' J he will watch the game from the as~ociation and al~o the Unh·er~ity of side lines . From the report of the ".'\hnnes~ta gho1t <·o~rse students on ccmmittet: on ~cholarship Goodwin the subJeC~ of crop tmproveme_nt. l\Ir. failed to pas:-; the required number O«aard wi11 be ('onnccted w1t~ ~he of hours for the conference's ruling Wholesale Seed Dealers' asos~iat1on in regards to scholastic work to be -" _,'to,•..,r=A-:n..,ri_,1..,1:,·--======== eligible for athlet ic competition on -- -~ ,·arsity ten ms. The fact that Good- • • .._ .... • ...... - ._..,...,,,.,,,,.._. .._. - ......... • - -win will be missed by Coach Vadal Peterson need not he Tnentioned. The big job for Peterson now is to find a man to replace the vacancy left by GoGodwin who has had two years of \'arsity experience.

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THE WEEKLY EXPO 'ENT. TUESDAY, JAKUARY 17, 192 PAGE FOUR

\TTE. D .\IEETL'\'G !:\' P.~LL

I Omnl.!r Gut-st nt ilamilton Hall. ····

During the pa~t "\,·ck the follow ·mg people were entertained a.t Hn!r.­

ilton Hall ns dinner g-uc:-<its : .:\lrs. Ed­din~er Divide, .:\IilJrcd Erb, Thcli:i1:l tiuylord, Ruth Rutledge, Bernice Crane, )fory Tattan, Hazel )kllon, :Jtld )lurguerite i\ichel.

PATIENTLY WAITING ~lake some ~hc1k ··The Man of _lhc I A dnte nturdny night is worth

llour''- rnkc him lo the .. Ladies' "next semester". Get a hot one Ct•oicc" Saturday nil!ht. the )fortar Board dance.

Dr. JI. \Yelch of the veterin&ry de­partment of '.\Iontuna State college uttendcd the meeting of the • tate \Vool Growers' Assodaion held at Gnat Falls last week. He appeared on the program for Friday afternoon discu~sinjZ' "Lnmb Losses''. Prof. Y.nughn of the animal husbandry de­pnrtmcnt a· ·o attended the meeting. --.\l .\TII·l'll \SICS CLUB.

Beta Ep:-ilon .\nnounces l'ledging.

Beta Epsilon announces the pled!!­ing of Adolph Rosneau. Glendhe .

Dr. J. W. Hur~t ~noke on the "De- ::;igma Chi 'cloplll('nt of Logarithms Through I I lni5tt,:!,',•,s • . c·h1' ,•ttl!Olllll"-.· tltc ,·,,,·t1•nt1'1•1·; Formulae", nt the meeting of the Dinner Guc~ts Chi Ome)!a - ... ~-., )lath-Physics club held last Friday. .\lpha Gamma Dell.a ..• \nnounccs Format PlcdjZing. of Harold Ru:-;~el. BozC'mnn: .John ---------------! Dinner guest:; al the Alpha G~unma Chi Omega annoum.·c:-; the form.ii Bo:yle, Butte ; C'h:nil·~ Bru~h, Texas:

Delta hou!:-E= on Tuesday night were pledJ?ing of Rena Scodl. Bulle. .E1ne~t .\nc!crson. lh>knn; Carl Ros-

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Friday, Jan. 20 YAUDEYILLE

)lbs:s Vangil Ru:s::.cll, Gladys Branne- -- lad, LeI~nct: Frnuk Ward, L'l!l.hi Dale gnn, :\lildrcd Bcckl'r, i\lary Ebersole, Lambda Phi I Bohart, Bozeman; J. Ll'hmd. Belt; Ru-and Beulah Shennon. Dinner Gue!.'> ts dolph Dnvid~on, Dl't. r Lod~c; Elton

:\Ir. and ,'.\Ir~. G. Ott ~omne, and Belk, O~cr L~gL·; Ja1.:k Coy. ~eer Helen Schultz nnd Agnes Fritz Fred l.hl'Z. wen~ Sunday dinner gut:sb 'Lod)!c: Sam " mn, Dl'L 1" l,odJ,!c; l\.en-

:spcnt the week at the Alpha Gamma at the Lambda Phi house. neth Kohnen. ~hl.'lbr: ,Jack t'ht:iridan. Delta house. Butte: Lawrenl't: Prc!'oton, Ycllowstor.e

Chi Omega Park; Ed Buzze-tti. llardinj Edmund Hou:;ton Smith, cx'-22 wa~ a din­

ner guest tit the B. E. hou:se Wednes­day.

2\Iis:; Ag1:es John:son of North l'!a­kota ~tatc college, Fare,"O, and )hs~ \'angel Russell of Bozcm~m were din­ner glicsL:s Tuesday evc n111g at the Amigo house.

Chaperone .\rri n•s Burke. Bozemnn; Gordon Pappin, )!rs. L. J. Duncan of Buttl' arri\'l'd Great Falls; .Jimmy Oven, Baker;

in Boz<.'man Thursday and will bel·omc James )lcl\.ay, Butte; Urlund Oak­d1apl'rone at thl' Chi Omei:a hou:::c. j land. Great Fall:-; .rnd LeRoy .'.\loo re.

--1 Bozeman.

<?· B . . \nnounces Beta EpsLlon I ledj?rng. I l ni t iatl! ...

Omregpa tu",'1~1 ri:~n¥tlt'C~ thed Ii~~~~= Beta Epsilon :ltl1\0U!l('(':-. tht. mit1a-

Pi Utcta Phi cis ?ilurph~ Anncond. · Ralph, Butte, Hem:: Lund. Ou:look. 1ng O C' C' 1 gl 1 · ~en~•. nn I tion 01 Loms I urkl•, 11.n-re; Frank

Dinner Gulst!:'. . . 0 -- Arthur Grandi.:'\. Tei n i Paul Lund .t.Ir. nnd .:\lrs. Wri~ht, Spoknne! ~/u m~_[!a I opl:ir; ..\u:;tan" (1uttc1:,..<1n, Bozema11,

\\·et·e 111·nnei· "UOSl' at the Pi Phi inner Tuests. • 1 Ilo\\a1tl Jcnkm£ Un•hnm. o ., Beulah ~hc:nnon wa~ a dilllll'r gul'~~ ' • house Saturday and Sunday nights. at tit(' ('ht Omeira hou"l:' Thur ... dn~. hap, .... , Sq .. ~ma --

• <l . --- D11mer GucsL Jerry Bowden, :\lar.Y 0 Leary, an l..ambd:1. Phi ""alla:e )!a~nc:>s wa~ a Sundav

.:'llary :\IcCoj· Wt2re dinner J.!~C!-ot:i at· EntC'rt:un". . . dinne uest at the h.appa Si~ma the Pi Phi house Thur:::day night. I ,John R. Perez. nat1om1l prC's1dPnt of hout:: r g

-- Pi Kappa .. ~Jnha fraternity, Ray Bow- ~C . ~l Pl tt of H('lena was a dinner I den. Lou Howard. \\". A. ?lurray a_nd

rr • :t t ~he Pi Phi house Sunday. .J. A. Thaler w1•re ent,•natne<l at din: SORORITIES PLACE BAN O'.\

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Th..: m..i:--\'.'UI ne "~lt.·m.1..·nt of the ~~ .... 111 U:5 has been subor1l111ated. Leap YL':ll' ) as 1.•l'~l·cnlkJ upon them and ·hey are hl"'lplt:>~s. v;(">m:lll has rome 1 to hl~r llwn, ~hl~ tan thoo~L' hl'r own NICE WORK BOBCATS! t :wort to tf.e d:incl'. Con-:hlcr thC' cf­r~cb upon the n1a11. By thb he k1h>Ws lh.1t lw b the ch1l:-.L't1 one. 11e pnces restlessly bcfon~ thl' tell'J~ho11e. \\"ill ~hC' crll him up and :t!-ik hun to I ~0 ·: lk h:i:-:. his rlouht~ hut he !llso I bas hi::= hopl's. The tekp~1om· !·mes

1 and ht· jun.ps to answer 1L \\ ron;? numhC'r. IlC' trit:'~ ltl c1lmpo~t.' hinHwlf with a m:u:razinC'. hu is tm~w·1..·e~-:;ful. 1--lC' trie:-> to ~tutly. hut it i-: u-.:rks~. Al!nin tht' pho1w rings hut it is not for him. So t lw eve? in ii nns:-'l's nwny. pC'rhap:-; sl•n•1·nl ('\"C'ning-:-:. llig fel-low:<: arc h:t' in Jl1l ch thl" :-:lm(' trll\Jr blP. But l'' Pry l•tl e in a while dnme fortune ... m;I<·:> upnn 1'!1C', and then there is no I: Ying "i: h him.

So il J!OL·~. and n(' hour COtll('S clo~t.·r ar:d cln:-('l'. I !C' lrns just ahnut decided to C"in• up th::it ~irl. trrntinQ' him in sud1 an 1n1liffert.'nt m:1nnc r. Jn fact he nnnomlle t 1w lnd to nll his tl'il'nd.:. ThC'v .... ,·mpathizC' with him. antl tell him th.lt his conr:--e is the>

We Congra tulate You

I I I I I I II I I I I 1111

The Main Cate THE HOME OF GOOD EATS

ri.c-ht nr('. And thl'll one C'vcning- the !adv friend do''' l't'Oll\' <nll him up. '~'-'-~~'--..S"-~'-"'-'-'-~~~~""~~~~~>s:!~~ lft.: doe~ not know ius·t whnt to sny. hltt when he lt•nn·~ the phone it i~ al 111-rang('d. Ill' ..:truts- nhout much t11 the tli .... gu .... ~ of hi~ ("ompanion"' who <-1 L' not so fort.unatC'. In extn•nu~

~1:-;e llP enm gtant!.:-: lwfore the> dns:-" dnnrir.go him:-;elf. ~om(' ~hiek, nll e ''' ml'n fall i r him. Hr ft els

:-.-. 1TV for t e poor chump who won't hl· ahll' to !?'O .

'TEX TO FLY C'OLOR, OF SOHORITIES .IT R.\C'K ~IEF.T

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i WEST SIDE fiROCERY 1. CIGARETTE Quality Groceries

AND CANDY A SPECIALTY

Phone 266 - 410 W. Curtiss

Saturday,Jan.21 "FOR THE LOVE OF

MffiE"

~ue. a ner Tucsd:i,- at the Lambda Phi GRADE REQUIRE!\lE~TS house. · - . I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I l h l I l ll l io l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I

--- + 1~ \nt!1..•les .. Tanu.11,· l·L DC'mon-j =======-:=====================~

with Ben Lyon, Geo. Sidney,

Ford Sterling

Sunday and J\1onday Jan. 22 and 23

"TELL IT TO SWEENEY"

with I George Bancroft and

I I I I I I l~~~S:~: l~~~kl]~ I I 11 I Ii

.\lpha Gamma Delta Dinner Guests.

.Jlr. and ~!rs. \\' . D. Tallmnn, Duane and Bill Tallman were dinner guests at the Alpha Gamma Delta house Sunday.

crul~1. Durini:r \Yeck \lpha Gammn Delta.

)Jiss :\larv Ebersole. --· who i~ homl.? demo1l~tration nt!C'llt for Lewis­!own was n in1c-~t at thl' ;\lJlha Gnm·

I ma Delta house during last week.

• C\\ York tBY :Sew StudC'r.t ~l'r- str.1tlllt!' th~.t the 1la)s ~d thiYalry are,-----------,-~ce).- Deciding thnt :;-ororitie~ ar~ so.-. I !lot tmst N1l'l1 fr:iterrih to p~rtidpatl' _:;..._.._.._..,,..._.._.._.._.._._.._..._.._.._._ . ... _.._..._._.._.._.._.__._.. • ._.._.._.._.._._~.._ tial and not schola~ttc orgamznt1on~. ·n thC' annual rntl•r-frntt>rntt,· trnrk \ tlw i1~tcr-so1:ori.y L:Ounc,il <lf. :\l:w met> ... ~clwdl!letl for .T.nnu:iry :!O in Los ~ \vrk ~tate (Ollt.>~c fo_r 1l~al'~~ts h.1~ Am~cle~ l"Oh~<·Unl. \\Ill fly thC' <:olor5 \ NEED LAMPS? abohsh_cd idl sd~olarsh1p req~iremcnt!' 1,f n Trnjnn sorority. I ~

.\lpha Gamma Hho

.\ nnounces Pledging. heretvlore nqu1s.ill' to election. Be- And thC' co-Nlg will turn out ~n \ t

Jli"s Bt ulan Sii.t.•?mon "i." n dinr.ei ginnin!! immedint1..·ly . any girl may be ma:':-.l' to !?'in.., a Ju,,.1v n 11 for the I\ Alpha Gamma Rho

p]edf!ing of William Phillipsburg, ~loot.

announces the t . t th ~I )h·t Gamma Delta l'h'cted re.l!nrdle:>::. oi her ~l·holar~hip "Tlou:'e" flvirc- their C"olC:rs. ~ Ander:;on of ~~~~e ~n Tueesdn~·. · ' ~ · a\crage. !hi: \~inr.~e in rules lw:j ~Pean CrOm:~dl. ~wa~l :rack ron.rh at \Ve ca. rr)· a complete stock of

___ thl· :suppor~ 01. I rt.•s1dt:nt ·-\· R. Bru- ~nutht:'rn Ca.hfo1 nra, ... d('('Pl.\· mter-I . . . .. b~d1(•r. ,~·~o t~mk:' "the l~tam purpo5e <'~tetl in the how•P n1C'C'l with the I ~

Rh

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.\migo!.'> lmti<!-te. . . . 01 :son1ntle::. 1s to pron<le the bt.•:st lrnpLs 'hnt i~ mav un<'OV('f trad~ and I\ Alpha Gamma 0 . ThL' follo":mg fmen '~,·erl'1 mit~auk·~ 1 hou:sinJ.:" conditi<m:-. and the bt:':st pos- "if'lcl ma~e1 ~:"11 whkh n1n,· bP of u~e ~ Dinner Guest. . into the A1111)?0 rntcrni '" a~t "ee . ··bl. .· I l'f ·• · h I· . I· · t · · · · • I. J. Jensen of the )loccasin Ex- G .... I G ~ F.11 . 11 . I l ~1 t.:: ::-. •cl;'l I e.. ;-\l o .11:-: up ts no t' h•-.: '"' r._1 \ track <'n'll now l1l he I\ periment station wus a dinner guest Ge~r,...e. ~ea( .. Erla~ ~.~· JI•i10

,-. expL',~t·d to_sufhr, accordtng to the makinl!·. ~ at the Al ha Gamma Rho house. n~net. utte. l ~:.-~.cl .. ..: en~: counc1l_ prc::.1~e~t. On the con~rary. \

EDISON MAZDA LA!\lP

in the new inside frost type

==============::':::=======---:======= her~. G_lasg-ow~ nnd. Stcwnn \\ agner the lhll1:! organtz.1tions to try to \

P Ha1old Crane. Choute~1u, En1l. Rm :she beltc\·e::; 1t 1:-; ot.e.of the <luues of --1 ~ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ' of Sheridan, '' yonnng. bolster poor scholarship among its ..

WHEN YOUR SWEETIE DRIVES

YOU TO DRINK

Remember

Kappa Delta Gin"s S.i:"Ccnd Degree.

1 Kappa Delta held i:-econd dL•gn•e on

Sundav for Catherine Bohart, Boze­man: .".\rlom.' Crane. \\.hitchnll; At:"ne::. Kro~ness. Luther. and Jbrriettc \Yier, Hardin.

membl'rs after dntion. The univcr- THE ~ ~ity prc~ident thinks that thC' whole- I ~ some home life of the ~orority may Chan1p1·0n Shoe Shop , do mu1h to roha!•iliute th1· "·holnr- \ ship of persons "ho ha\"l' heretl1fore GIVES \ been outside thl' pale. !>cholurship I ' ~

The Montana

rcquirl'mcnts ha,-e long' bN·n thl' chief I \ P.nr.wD r :~ur~~~i~~· that haunt the 1·0J1e~" irn-, } 0% DiSCOUilt I ~ v ~

xo.:rourr<tun»"illbetak1"1thi> TOALLSTUDE TS I~ Gompan~ we4.·k, thee .. or" of the :\lontanan an- \ J I nounce. Onl1 individual photol!r.1ph' I Opposite 'Woolworth's ~ fer Orj!an1zan1 ns. have bc~n s hedule<l . I ~ ..... -..-..•.•.-..-.. .... -..-.. ... .._ ... .._.._.._ .................... .._.._.._.._.._.._.._......_ ........ .._~.._. ..... ,..,....,.,,....,.

J\1ALTED MILK

THE BUNfiALOW'S

RIAL TO 11 I I I I 11 II I I If I I I I I I I I I I I I I II I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 'I I I I I I

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DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE - PHONE 278-W

NELSON GAB Oldest and Most Reliable

COLLEGE WORK A SPECIALTY

Office 26 East Main

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; . 21079 IS A NEW NUMBER

Which is Very Tuneful COME IN AND LET US PLAY IT FOR YOU

ORTON BROS. Bozeman, Montana

I I I I I I I f I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I .J I I l I l I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I;

AVAILABLE NOW choice of winter

HATS Arranged into three great groups for

ease in selection

$1.00J $1.95J $3.95 Chance to brighten the winter wardrobe

at negligent cost

:\Iillinery sect ion - Second floor

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SINC~flltltl ~ ~[~-r. i STORli 011' CDtTIFlli» ltiuua

THIS WEEK

TUESDAY, JANUARY 17 John Gilbert and

Jeanne Eagles in

"MAi'i'. WOMAN and SIN"

WED:-IE DAY, JAN. 18 Virginia Valli

in "LADIES MUST DRESS"

THURSDAY, FRIDAY JANUARY 19-20 Dolores Co tello

in "THE COLLEGE "1DOW"

SATURDAY. JAN. 21 Francis McDonald

in 'THE VALLEY OF HELL'

SUN., MON., TUES. JAN. 22, 23. 21

THE OUTS'l'A ' DING PICTURE OF THEJ\I ALL

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CO 11 G

Marion D:n ies in

"THE FAIR CO-ED A great Basketball Comedy

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1-,,...-..ii) 1~•3. CA SES A fVl.\SDEAL

~y c;c1T1N~ l"'-.l\o Tl-\E' \.URorvc..:; SE"'L:T1ot--1

LDGOLD The Snzootlzer and Better Cigarette

# , , , not a cough in a carload

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By BRIGGS

- AlvD WHEN You'RE TRY11V<> To Re1--'\D, HE 1\.JTC::R'RVPTS Yov WlTH. HI S FooLt.S>-1 Q.UE.STto....is .