VOLU?l!E XX.

"CASSILIS ENGAGEMENT" AT EMERSON TONIGHT

Tormen!ors \\'ill Present English Comedy. Many Prominent

Dramatic Students Jn Cai:.L l s F irs t Play By College S tudents

1his Year. Miss Chubbuck Directs. Curtain at 8 :15.

'f ht" ~t;q!e i:-. ,11/ set for thl' lar(!f'.._t and ch!\"er<-'st of dramatic productions t•\('r i>restnted to :\lontana State ... t 1dent..... 'I ht' Tormentor~ \\ill pre~ent '"J he Cas.<;ilis Engagt..nu:nt" b) St. .Ju~rn Hankin at the Emerson Auditorium tunii;rht prom1>tl) al s.l:l. The ca-,t has heen rehearsing- dilig-ently for the past :-e\l·ral \\t.'o.'h.s a1.d the dn .... s r·•hcnrsal earl) )esterda) C\ening- was final l'\ident"e that lhl"ir efforL"'i l\Otdd h~ \\t•ll rl'"ardecl. Thl' pla) this

·---------------•yrnr i'.'i under the directit• n or Miss

SHERIDAN READY FOR TURKEY fiAME

f Florence Chubbuck of the Enidish de­partment. "ho has ~tudied dramatics at the l·nhcr ... it) of " ·ashington and at the l·nin~rsit) of lo" a . Miss Chub-Quek is 1>ersunall) familiar "ith the ~ubject. ha\ in~ taken part in its ::.hon­inJ,r in the Little Theatre at the Uni-

BOZE:\fAX, MONTANA, TUESDAY. 'OVEi\lBER 20, 1928

BOBCATS BE~TfN U~ UT~H ~GGIES

Ht Frate Makes Sens.'.ltional Run ,,f 8.} "lards For :1-Iontana·s

Touchdown

PL \ YED ON \\' C'J' FIELD

\h ul~na St:lte Thn·attns Strio usl) ln '1 hird Quarl r. rtah

01 1 en,-,e ~t 0111.r.

------on~nt NU::VIBER 9

1VOCATIONAL CONGRESS I OPENS HERE TOMORROW

Fourteenth Convention of :'lkntana High School Wom e n This

Week. l\'Dtecl Speakers "ill Address Meetings. Program

Announced for Three Day Gathering. Expect Over 200 Delegat-es

Tht.• ruurt1enth Gir ls \ocattonal ('tn!!rt..s-., ,,jJ I OIH~n its three da) 1>r1>·

l.l'o.m tomorro" e\l'ning at the g) m "it.h )oung "omen from more !han 100 1\Iontana high schools present. '\ationall) h.no''" \O<:ational experl"> and spc::akcrs will addrc'!'<I tht:' \\ t.nien "11ilt:' the) are ht>re and discuss "ith tht: m the life v. orh. ft...r "hieh the) are hest fitted.

I l>e:rn l na B. Herrick. "ho 1~ direct ing the co"'entiun this ,ear has ar-

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ranged an e laborate program for the• · · ' 1h a1rnu~d eo1u.._ ~(_·~w<•l'll tht..'. l. t:1h \ggie~ ;1mJ the Tont.ana ~;t~1tc lhret: daj meeting. One half of the EVENTS 0 l._~ob .:i ~ \HI..., leplete \\ ~n thulb and DE.\.· C::\.\ B. llEHRlCK time of thl' congres~ "tll be taken up B OKED ON , c ta~ l1 ar JJlays an l v1du1y \\as \\ho urgani1.1"d the GjrJs ' Vocational '' ith genera l ~preches and db:icussions

ii .. a.ly l llf!l'li uff b:'- the Vtah men, \\hile the rcnHtinder of the time will thl nr..tl si.:ore being 1-1. Con~res<.; in mm and has been dir- be ghc-n O\er to f'Srnall group meet- CONfiRESS PROfiRA~·-

llOLLY TH I PP "l 1<: i;.,uie.s .of the • 1re JUSt about ltctin" them µtr onalh since Lhat ;I ::>how t :u rctatne stlln;.,,th of the two .... • . · ings.

Fa;;test Field Jn Slate mised For Bobcat

Charles Clash

Plays the part or Lady Mabel Yen- U:dnt:<.. 'liie Ltah ho<t!n wa~ on u.~ time. 1 hl· 't tat10nal Con!.:"re~:-.es at Helen ~I. Bennett. Is ProM1 'cnit) of Iona this past s ummer by ninz in "The Cassilis Engag-ement'' d1cn:-ot~ durin~ the fust t\\O period:i '.\lontana Stat._ rank as t~o of the The speuker foi· t.omonuw nig'ht'~ SL [the ad, a need pla ys class. Tic~et at the Emer~on tonight. and a.._ain m Lhe last, wh:le tht Bob- k11 ~l":.-,L vn~mal gathering-s 01f their program is Helen .\1. llcnnett, di- T hree Full Days of Important

Happenings In Store For Delegates ance of .Jimmie 0,•ens, are ' ery en- 'd11ni qua1 lcr when l•d•ralc took the· C. hica:;.ro. Her addrc~s will follow th<:

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~.'..I. l e ... \\ hich ha'e been under the g u1d- 1.aL:- wo111cd the Ag,._i~:s during Lht l.ind in the l'nite=i State~. t'~ctor of tht '\"oman.::o \\'o;ltl's Fair aL

s .. l!ll<l<in, \\"\O :\: 1:1 1he fa~t- (.'t.Ulaginj!' and .indi~ate a ~ull hOU':SC COArH ovrHE TALK~ I k.~~,k-t~~~ ~~\lh~heo'l~aj I ~ak1L;~1~.o~-"~ ANNUAL Ar. rLUB l~~:\~::i~:n~th~--pe,~<.:io/Y\\O~~llli;~ \\I~~~~ "L field 111 th· staLt.: of\\ ¥ommg \\1ll Jn lu:n the <.urtam rises tonight_ an, lJ lJ U t;l~\!~:!~···l~t," 1 n11.~.t3k1i1n1 i:,t~''\' .. :-ulOlte.: l~~:a-Jn" U lJ ;...cneral chairman this ~ear .llis~ Ext::cutive Staff-Hazel :\-1. )lellon, coffered to the t\\o ~lOntana. Col- '"The a:-;silis Engagcmen-!;" i:s s SSEMBLY -u ~ .._ ~"" ..... •• ~ "" 1 i\lt'llnn's ..-1ster. :\.Ii~:; Jt'anctt<: :\l~llon, chairman ot <omentwn, Florence

t!gt: h:am:; '\\:hich ,\ill .. ta~h here Engln•h com~·<b of manners and con- AT MEN ' A \\t!.h L"<ns1~tt"nt g,a_in"S th1l!Ugh the line FITTING CONTEST who is i .. prc1~entin.cr the ~yt>gate hig+. Johnson an<l ..\ih:cn Rigg, secretaries; hanks~n hw day-:\Iontana State I t1;.i.st::-, full vi\\ itly d1alogut' and com- ' anil <oruunJ end. lhe 1 11 \\as m ... dd) : !i.nol at the congrtts::;. will ma.kl" t~!: I Carol) n 11al<.y and .nary Ta):tor,

• ,ll(•gl and )lt !:'t. Cluules. pliu1ted situation~. The members ot aJHI E;-cnicJ tu work to th~ advc111l:ig<.! 1 s1,onse for the delegates. T~e 11--bht.: hou$mµ;; Hazl•I Thompson, re<.:ept10n; 'lht: tield ha::;. bi;.•tn woii... .. d 0,er LhtA ca~t ha\e tak~n their parts te-1 )0 · th~ l tah Lcam. Ti c BoJ<.:ab S:ePm- ___ i inntcd to attend this ;11:-;t nwetmg .\lar, Tattan, program, prmting,

imt> and ai=;.un 1th b t t marknblv well and then· past cxp~r- N d F T \V I td t> be unable Lo .t,lt. ~tart<.•d or to the .. ongre~. lpublic:ity; Iris Rose Peteis, finance; + • h· I . • .. hs then ~1~ rnro 1em:e on. the stage has been of ..:11."'at Stresses .i ce or eanl or' h~ hi he oppu:-ini.: bar·!\::. on the :-;ozg') Six Classes of Lh·estock and CJLher nationally knvwn spt.aktt-s, Loubl' Tlip1,,, .music; Elizabeth

~11:~e~~ hu~{J~.e~~-~~t'O Uullar~ a~~~:.~~ ,-aluc in the <le,·eloping of th~.:; pl:1y. ..\.n1ong Students For Better- :... >unij. . . He\eral (Ja~ses of Grains who will adores~ the delegaL~ thi'"' I Gaidmcr, conventton arrangements; fa hC!aV\ ~tol"iH break~ thL stars of Fred. Henmon 111 the lead_ing male ment of 8chool , .:.\I. the be~mnmz 01 tht> thi~«l quar-

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' \ 'Sh ~~ar. al·e Dr. EsLher Allan Ga\1,.·, dean l.\Iary o~L,eary, entertainment; Sp'Jr::i, ht. two )Jontana ::;~hoo'ls aie g-oin!!. role is i~' tcr~l of S~\·eral high school I --- t.:I th!;! ~co1~ ::.to?<l 12~0 111 1mor of - re own o women at the Cniversity of Ohlo; us.1er:$; }1eshm~n \Vomen, pages.

fin I f1r footin·.r un l n1 ath production~. m which Lora Brown th{_• ..\g1.ne .... and it. looked a::;. though --- Isabel Ct aig Bacon, who i::; in charge --o Thet :--u~~1~1.-::-. of the s~:nJan i-ligh abo !iad le~lHng part~. Dolly Tripp The men's <li\·ision. ?f the assd~ibl;,~ th.t~ j.;a~1 ~ .\~«.ls. ~n~h. 1 until DeF~·att.i Tne annual fitting- contc~t whit-h is oi 1ctail salesmanship on the ftdtral \\ (;d ne~da) Evening. 7:30 O'<.lock hcool ele\cn in t!1e 1!128 ~eason ha'.'.! and \ens Rn·enes are both well known· held lru::t Thursday, ).:o\' m!Jer l,) a~ niad~ ~·!' _ ... i.;ec.a<..ulai !l~n and \ ogt spon--ored b\· the A.r Club f ).I S C bnarJ !or ,·ocational e<luration at 1 Opening of Congre~s . . chairman roused mule football sptriL here than to i:nll<::ge people through their pastlU:3U a. m., in the gymnasi~m . wa:=; ad- . n~·(·r.ed th.e point lllakm~ the gcore ~v·1s .hdd ...:"a•urlaY ... . afte1n~o · ~t

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ti1~ \Vashin.1rton, D. C. AL t'.le small g-roup De,otiunal . .. Ruth Grush - ' p ·tic.patio i T l e tor plai·s d1·• sed b" Coa ·h DY ·h :.tr nn.'.hl.? 12-4. Jn th1s quar~t: ~.nother touch- ~. . ' (. . . l1 . I l<l as been ~ecn fur many ~·ear:;. Tht: I m 1

•• n ~. , or 11 n . . . · , . i.:_~- ( • ~ • ·: t · • - • • If JilW'l h the '"Cat::;" m · ht 1.:asik h:we Live;-: to k P1.n i!lion. Six cla~~~ts of l 1:-cussion., junit.r an<l senior women At ress of \Yelcome Bernice Lranc e ... utt will be u re~·ou.i 1.:r~wd for the 1 h~. c.a::;t of~ . 1 h.f! C~sstl!s. Engage- , ~aq:• an mle~e: tt_n_g- spe~h on .~ ~ tied ~ief <\t for th_ gUt,th t(3.m.' In e~t.m:k and se,·crnl. c.la~.;;e::; of graii:is at the c.::ollege will confer v,:ith the ll're~id1:.nt of A. "\V. S.) ~an.et.hat 1anks a:o the b1~ 1..vent of j ~ent as t~t;) '~ 1 11 appeai at the r-l)\t'rnment iel.ltl\e to campu~ pu<le. I ~.\ · . , .· · . . 1 \verc :-hown. Compet1t1on \\a-s keen m dt"le<.?u.tes and ad,·i~ them on the var- 1 Gieetin~s .. Edna :\lae Fo ... ter h..t ath.etic )ear for northeastt:rn

1 Em!:.rson t~night is: I ·.\fter }.Ji·. D)i;.·he's SJ),ech, Rcgisuar .. =~itei. making the1 .. :-:-ore th,t; BobM e\·e1\· clas~ with con,iderabl~ skill be- iou~ nwations. (Gallatm County High ::::. ... hool)

;\'yominl.!'. Ethel Berridge ......... Teresa O'Don~ell \\. H. :.\lcCall talk(d ~o the men s.ti;- C~t.~ op~~ed up, ~ t}, llm~ aeu~l a~- ing- ;hown in c:ondttionini:r and show- .\Iternate Cong res- Rc::;pon::.e of the High ::,chools of \ - 1. ,· "t 0 ,. ,. to ~he1·1"d·1n 1"01· the Lady )label Venmng ·····-·Dolly Tnpp I denh for a few m111ut.cs :-;tre ---m~r I <H k \\ h1c:h met \~,~h a~he1 ro.or luek. :n,. _,, th St t J tt '1 II " " • I D l th d. t ti f I I th • I h . . e a e .. ... .. eane •' e en hanks:ri\-in•~ holldav~ are due for Lady ~1archmont .... Alice yandenhook ~ome points in. ~Ir. Dyche's spee~\ uc f) econ· 1 10n .o: k. ie c c · -p. f .. Y· ..,h '\ 'h l . -I n t t:. n2.st 1t .nas b.en the custom (Ryegate High School) • .. g ~ ... · · . . . h.. 2\Irs. Borridge .... Claudma Opdyke and al:'-0 mentioned a chan~e ltl t Id the t<•am.s pun ed quite often. ! 0 t soi s ~tu.,... an~ ·kl at< :in, to hold two \·cx:at1onal c_ongresses ea~h Roll Call .. . _ Secretaries

lent> of adl\ltJe.:,. At nudmg l '\It - Cas;:;ilis K"therine Kellett scho'ar-=hip requirement· Lo b int10 \Yith a short time to J.'. ~he U'ta.'1 men Trhs,·en plM·ed the ribbons on livt.!- )ea.r: one Ill tr~e f,all tor. the women "Somti Es.s.entials 1·n E'ducation" . ~anks;rh;n.it e:o;·e. 100 1.1.rnrathoners iI :s. H ~.· ..... ··· ·· ~f _. D l rk d d .~ I!J2q ~ - . wcrked the ball do\\n the field to ~toek. in a ve:·y s~.t1sfa-.:"ton· manner h te h

:v11l take off ncn~ ~he .Clly H_al~ ~t )1:-~: Ree~11~~ham K~t~11~:ine oK:1~e~t uce m Se.If Go,·ern mcnt ::'ll· ntana State'!:> 10 ard line where P.s io!lows: Hors(s, Egg-en 1 :\lurdent an':l one ii: t e: wm. r 1or t e men. ~1r. \\"illiam C. Ston~ :-f1alo. b,oun<l fo1 ... Shen<lan. O\ e1 ..,3 G. ff. . (' _,·1· F d B . -. . . \\rel-.h. "ho "as !'<1Ub:-tit¥ ted for ~- hH s Cl'' • .! ;:1nett 1. Yuelk r 2. 1 h1s year ~t wa:-; decided to al_ternate ( llontana State Col1ege)

'lies of dirt road. Crowd:s will foJJo\\ '~~ ~ej:~ a_~:sl is ······--· _re ~~mo~ Coaeh Dyche c~nt.l·It'd his spL:ech \Yn·~incton, )}aec..: kicked the ball F<..t Eel l'l~, \nrler::on 1. Holden 2. th~(' meetmg-s:. the boys meetmg- one One Act Play ' 'The London1..·trv Air·• hem all ~l.:.m~ the c.:ours..._ and thou~- :'lrla:o1 Wa:ungton .... Ha1ol~ Rne_n~s mamly around the athlett~ depart- i1uart' Y bt•w! n ~ lC o.;.t~ to clirn.:h l'airv Heiier~. :\lakhhaten l Bulhart y~ar and the girls the .next, so there ttroliucc<l b\" Play Production. Clas.s nds are expecLed to see the.frnh•h at Th~ Recto1 . . .... .1~ed )111hs ment, howeYer, the (oach pointed out e Yh.ior. p . ~. ~hePp, :\E:nn 1. :\foor~ 2. Swine, \"\'l,ll be no boys \0t:at1onal congte~::, of ~Iontana State College)

aboot 7 o'clock in the morn111i;r. Dots-et, th~ maid .Marga1et D~wey th~ fact. that t~~· ~ame rull's may I _l · ___ --- O\Cr.-::treeL 1. Jlaa.3-c ~. A hnmp~hite th ts year. . . . . Thursda) '.\lorning 9.00 O'Clock That ,.,. .. 11 st.art r_he 1-rog-:·am for the I The Butle1 ........... Orland Oakland apply to the. :nt1r~. st~.dcnt b.o~l)~ and Jam t1tted and shown bv >:ev1n was Another di.fferent featu1e m this "'.-\rt as a Profession"

lay. The• eame itself will be thP camp?c::. Dyche s~1d The b~s1:i and S'fAGE Cl ASS TO J;Ianrl t·ha·~~p:on \Vtth a hol:-:tein heift:r ~ea1's conf~rence is L"iat ~oth junior . :'.\!rs. Olga Ro~~--H~-n~on eature of the afternoon ancl at ni~h! A w s CHRISTMAS te ... hmque on fund1men.tal 1udiments. ith•d and s.hown bv :\{ake!haten as <Cont1m:e<l on .Page fwo) (::'.\lontana State College)

hali a dozen dani.:es and entertah1· not s.trategy. i;ne _the imp::~ru.~~t. fac-1 ..J ll~etYC el-ampion. ·Professor Po~ ··Opyortunities for \\'omen Tramed 11ents are btin,2' planned. tor~ m any a\.hlet1c e:·ent: 1111s, he GIVE TWO PLAYS pla ed the ribbons on vrain.,. as fol- ART BAZAAR ON in Home Economics ····· ........ ·-Anncu~ ~ment \~as. made today of SALE SATURDAY be!Hves, maJ,: be.~pph~\~c::m·~:::.eli ~o\·- ~ Inv': l\Iarquis whf'at, \\'!Ison 1, . Dr. Jtssie E . Richa1·dson

he appc1ntmclflt ot Will )l~tz, fon11er er~mcnt, which l::;. nece~., .. a1y to C?n· I L ... 'UllmPr~ 2. :\fontana >:o . . {ti whea . D.tonrana State College) tat~ commander of the American ! sntute better and _mor~ .. cooperation I -- Z\\issler 1, :.\la1tinell 2. ::'.\larl y, )Jar- DECEMBER 7-8 'Yo .. ational Science". . .... ·-····. eg1on. as manager of the marathon. --- I among _student.,. ML u,che _left the Pl • p. d t• Cl w·11 p. t:nell ). Zwissler 2. . Prof. w. }!. Cobleigh he names of vouths from all parts . 1mpre~s1on that he did not wish to be I a,) IO UC 10n ass l re~ . . . . . 'Thv Freyd Occupational I nterest f the state ,~·ho h'a,e entered the I Proceeds 'V1ll Go Toward Furn· intcrprett<l as a minh•ter ledurin'.!' on ~ent '"The Londonerrv Air" ::'.\luc,11 c1ed1t, tot the succe.~s of the Blank" ..... Dr. Esther Allen Gaw he eYent were made public'. Sen~ral ishing Res troom ln ethics and dogma,_ but '~a::. criticizing ~ at Girls' CongreSs ~ ~yto\~v ~:j1 ~u:u:~:\ ~ .. 1;~~~~~ f~~t~~.: ~~~d --- (Dean of \Vomen, "C. of Ohio} ·r1, are seeking the dozens of priZ<s H .· ·k H 11 th<>c :,htlessnes> of students on a on- I ru· h . ·1) '" •· L •·d ~·· - d .\1·t Club and Delta Phi Sponsor-I '}laking Good With Yourself" ... eing- offered ernc a I structive uremise. I -- c 1 t t: Jl~< g,n~. cona.. t~g ~n ing Annual Christntas - :.\liss Helen .M. Bennett Tickets for.the big game are going --- 'Ih~ Reg-isnar \ \". H .. \Ic:Call took The meml.ers of :"ilis::. Chubbuck's I Ra ... ·k( haTn "·~10 hail ch:.yi!j 01 Llvr G"ft S I (~lanaging Director of \Voman's

apidly. Reservations ean be made The Associatt<l Won:en S~uclents the floor about 10:10 a. m. and im- play prod.1..Ltion c: rt~s are gaining ;toc. an_~ g{an~I' respec~1Ye r. a1·~ . o 1 a e \\'or.d's Fair, Chicago, Ill. ) through Fred Goldberger chairman of of :\lontana State College are giving [pressed upon the mind.::. of the as5cm- l~1act.kal experiPnce m ac::tini:r direct- ( u~ .c~nth~ituhnte. on t e n~annn m Luncheon hli ticket committee of ~he Sheridan a sale Saturday, :\o\~mber ~4 and b1ed, that the point, •·Vi·e are at s~·hool inz, s.tage costuntt and property man- w 11 ~· l' :'; .. owmg:- were ma e. A~ the time nears for the Alt

Commer.cia1 Club. Gerald Lansing, again December· 1 at the J.lontana to de,~lop powers of thought". maJc agemcnt. The c.:la.-s is divi<lCd into . Ribbons .'\Ill h: :.!1''en ot:t at tJ: A~. Bazaar, \\hich will be held in Henick Thursdav .\fternoon hainnan of th~ houSingo committee, .t-O\\er building. By this sale the or-11

by. Co~ch Dyche, '"·a~ rni:rnrily the !' Ye1al gToups, eath g-roup produt'in~ ~ l.ub 1!1f>-eti.ntt '\\ c-<lnesda} e\·emng- at Ha.l l.Jt .. cember 7 and o, extensi'e ConL1ence ''·it h ::;peakers for ·ill make hotel resen·ations for any I ganization plans to ma kt cnoug-h obJecti\ ~ of College. In his ~peet h, ~ 1 ne-a<:t play sometime during the '·.W 0 dock. plan::. are progrtssing rapidly. :\lem- Junior nnd Senior women of JI. S. C. ·1sitors. Every prL .aution has been me ney to fmnish a restl com and ~1r. J.lcCall an_nounced t~at n~ri,: prob- quarted. Besides appearing in QHC piny ~ .1c1 s 01.. tht: A1t Club and Delta Phi and High School girls.

ken for the protection of \•ls!tors bEaunfy the halls of He.irick Hall./ ably a reomreme~t will b :.i.nnexed e:wh student is a munber of the pro- I ~ LOST natetnity, the sponsors of the sale, nd all hotds and room:ng hoa~es 1'lhes~ exi:enditures will greatl)· im- n~xt year ( ~929-19)~) 111 the .rrnl.'es<:. r.e1ty an<l stage managing ... onnmttee f _Two l·rc1wh. ttxL Look:<. have Lt;en annouee that the a1fair will offer a a\~e agne<l to char~e only standard 1p·o .. ·e the beauty and t:omfo1t of that I J~ schclarsh1p c.omm1ttces. wh11.:h rro f onC! of th othe>r rlays. m1~wla<.:etl. Tne authors. are Rohn~=-- great opportunity for students and rice.-. Xo c:a:$e5 of "gou,2°ing'' were building. vide.:. that all. students must maki.> The fir:$~ of thr plays, ")lary ~nd .F1a\ard. Dean Hen1Lk':- name ls to\\nspeople to obtain unique lovely

. ati:-:.action of the city's treatment of · alnady been contributed to the sale cre<ht.s. l efo1 e the .:\.uxiliary of Eastern Stars l heo bc--oks to Dean Hernc:k s offu:c. . "umerou:) imported art1C•e:s tro111 •ts g'.lCst~ is pr1)\ed by the fact that a I by t!11.: \Yomen ::i.tudent::; range from u.t their mcetin~ last \Yednesday --- -- L..hina, Japan. Greece, France.

Thursday EHning. b :00 O'Clock "C.1~at!.ng Oc~ ... rational Opportun-

ities .. .. ..... . . ..... Dr. Gaw ·•\Yoman, t.he \Yindow Shopper" ...

..... :'o.liss Bennett epcited at las.t yEar's game and the, ~Jhe handmade articles Lhat have I ten _iriade pomts as well as kn ~!um,, \\'hat. She Says" was produced m C'ach 01 the book-:.. _P:~a;-:.e ~·etuTn L-nri$tmas gifts of a wi<le variE.ty .

o:Je;.e game has been awarded to 1 jellies and marma1ades to lampshades, I CONCERT COMPANY i.ite1noon. The play wa:;. so fa,orably CONGRESS SHOWS Sweden, Italy, an<l Denma1k are Frida) :\lorning, 9:00 OClock he1idan for 1928, J929. and 19~0. handkerchiefs, table iunner5, pillo" 1 Jeu .. i\ ,d thaL they have been a~ked to t l'l mised. as well as handwork and """hy Be a Teacfier" .. Ther( h a good deal of difference covers, and holde1s. )!any Seniors of r:ut it on !tctain before the Laclie~· Aid oth .. r handicraft ll'Om the Indian .. . ... :\liss Leora Hapner

etw<.:e.1 th<.\ a\Cragc c-ollege game awl .ast year made their arti le.s during PLEASES STUDENTS Sot iety of Uw Pie byterian Church. LARGE INCREASE a~1..·n i(::,. (::'.\lontann State College} he one s!ag-ed in Sheridan. It i~ mad2 th"' sumrner an<l are c::ont.ributing I Thl east Ls as follo\\s: 1 he Delta Phi membcts will haven •·Librarian:;.hip as a Profe:;;s10n" _ co~.imunity a:tivity hen, with th~ them to the· sale. Bill Bohart .. AJ.am 1 sepatate booth for the .sale of their . J.li:::....s Elizabeth Forrest

Comrnercial Club assuming adive Anno:..nc.ements con<:ern;ng the tom M --- Sk1~c River~ Clay own work such as vas~.:-. book end!.'"o (Llbtarian, )L S. C.) thar1.-e of the cn'Tlt anrl the \vhole ing- sale have been mailed to the Selections of Bettj Booth, Hu go! lfd("ll Bowen }Jury ~.;in ct.• Or.iranization in I H13 Girls' an<l hamdllg':$. The Bnz:1ar ";n con- "Th~. 8u$ine:-;s of \Vritin.,i:(' own Joimng- in to prodde ente1ta111-,weimen of the to\'.n . In 01del' to make B . dt d Pa 1 Cl rk l),h .. rian Johnson. . Janey l' nference Has Become tinue thro .. ;!'h Frid:l>· evening and un-J Dr. Sara\'\'. Jenning-s ent for the throng-s which make an tht new undo takrn,g a suece"-s 1t is 1 ran a n u a ()y :aid '\·a rd P1-ank t1l 5 :00 p . m., Satuniay. I l ?-.lontana :::>t.ate l-Olleg-e)

• nn .al pil;:!.rm·a~e hr ie. It 1s the only ls~ential that all women students c~-1 Deli g ht .\ud1encc ':\h:neella Littl field Grandma ramoust• Institution '·\\'omln in A~ri1.:ulture'' t"O tlege 2'ame :-chcduled m no1thern ope1ab:' . EHryune ~hould tu1n 111

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___ The next play "The Londonerry \Ve l'all our 1rl B. V. D. because . lli:..s Harriette Cushman Wyoming. h.:1t article::; at on<:e Tn'-· "'cLti· Booth l'oii•·cil (~umran\" Air" will be pre~tnted \\'edncsday .'II ,.,,",<I< l••,'l<l ti> n-.·• nl'lll, 1.,,,. lt>- the \\as born \Cry dumb. I Continued on Page ·.rwo)

.~ .u • . .. )< • ' H"n;ng- at the opening se:-.sion of the ~ " " .... ..,...., ~ playmg compo~1t10ns f1om the J!Jeat Girl • \"(x·aticnal (.'on~ress. The ea!::>t mc1rt \'. be!!ins tht' 14th Annual Girls' ARCHJTECTUR£ DEPARTMENT masters, scnu-Ja"1c.•I, m•t1ume.~1tal for this play is : Vr>·a::onal l<rn;!rcss, which """ or- H/GH SCHOOLS ANNOUNCE numht. rs an<l "Th :\-la:.r.1c: :\folo~I~ as Lound Girl Eth l<la Kt!mpciHrnr ~ anizt.·d hv Pean Llna H. Herrick in

RATES HIGH IN THE WEST J1hc,. foature of the e\enin,:, pfoa:;e<l a \li..i! w Po Loi;.;; Stol'~ J~ll:i for lhe (Hll_'pO:-e .or a~semhling D£L r-GATES TO CONGRESS 1 smull but enthusiastic audience la'-'t Tt

1 0p cl.Ilg-~:-- G lburt :\fcll'arland tht> high ;-:r·hool g-1rls 01 thL• ~tnte at a £!.

I Thur-.:day e\ enin1.!' at the g-ymna~ium 11 -\~a e t ei EYel'l"tl Best 1 c:onfe1 t.•nct..~ \\ hei e th, y m11!ht hear ).fiss Booth won admitation with

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The Department of Architecture of 1att::i. as high a~ other mi<l-wt::;t j het· plea::;m~ !'Clsonality, costunwd 1 STEF ANSSON LECTURE day dil"''ll~:-; their rt:'-,pN·~he ,·otations. The total 1e~1stratiun for the com- crine :\[cg-ler; Butte. Kathleen the School of Engineering at ~Ion- ::;1·hooh1 m that 1t g1ve::1 a more com- son!! pr stintations, vocal ~olos made I Thl• ('oncrp..,-: Jll't!">t>l'lb to thl hig-h in;.c :.\1ont.ana Girh; ' \"ocatiunul ('011-1 \ aug-hn, Caroline :.\kDaniels; Canl~ tana State Gollege of1ers one of the ]Jct<: ctluc::c1t1on m both the -:e"t.et11.: 111 u1e atlra<:ll\e by he1 slic-ht uct·Pnt, -- 1. hool g-1rls lhl' opp.'1rtumli.e~ l'Olle~e gn·~:i is cxpe...:tr.<l to reach the two well, E,·elyn C'rnn~: Fram-es Puekctt; 1111.rst J,1a:.:tical cour.:>Li gi.\en . In this un<l s:ru.tural side:$ of the profession. and her r1<:h and' _biant VOll't' Beau-! Bozcm~n stutl~nts .. nd town p<'Ol_"llt' 1 cifc>1~. U'\d h•ac\1e, 1e~n:Jn,1bi!Jt.v and h, mhed nutrk. As L'\t.ry hi!.!h ::::.,hool Cir~Je. Fayt.1- Harmon. (.Tohanna Boy~ <lepartment nineteen :students aTe en- In mo .t ~chool:-- t wu distinct ,.;OUl :se::. t 1ful i:o~tunH> .. wh1, h sh_e personally I" .111 bt• fa.\·ored, w1.1 h the orrmltnmty nl'Jta111zaticn lo thl• c:olll'f!e \\ 01l1c>n in .\lontana i$ entitled to two ofiit.:ial um. alternate), Etta Lytle; Choteau, rO!led for thl fail quarter. Of thes.e, ate ofrercd One i:s Lhc :s.lru<.:tural ln- 1 ise<:L red m fo1c1g-n countl 1es, 1endeted oJ hearmg \ 1lhJalmur StC'fan~~on. The- nia•,1 point-: seoreJ b~· th <1elei:tates th('.,,(' gi1·ls will rcpre:::.ent 'Ethel j.[on:::an, "·anet.3 P1·ice; t ly<le one i~ a ~enior who will 1ec:eive his ~inec.iinK 'whit.h mu:;.t be st.udH:J l:cr part of th(• pro;..rrum 1110.1.. delig-hl-

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nr 'l 'xpk1C'1.and ~c1entist 1 in a lee- ..-·--c>akers in p_re ... ettt~ng-. their t.o?ic~ about Olh hun<l1ed high .st.·hoob. ft om Park, \"eru Gilbert, :\la1.: Qu1gle); !teg1.e in June and thn·e are Juniors. sepu.tately trvm that. cf <le~ign. This iul . . . ~u1e nt'?g-ram,m tht' ~·o.l.IC"g~ f!Ylllna.s- n.1e· nan'.~' .of pllHt.'s. ... wn. nualif~<.:a- o\cl' the stall . The numher ui offkial Conrad, \-Ima .:\ewman. Rhoda r~e _<lepartmE-nt heads ar~ Profess.or l l'quires lhe $tUdent to complete two Hugo Er~ndt, P~hsh 1~1an1st :md ~11111 Fnd~'"· 'No,emb"r .iO. Stefm1sr.;on I t1o1!s· oh,leoe' wn.~. nrcC'~~nry ednr~t !On. dele).!atcs for thi:o: :,.ear doc$ not quite : Coughill; Con allis, Clare Kaue. \\1l liam R. Pkw ~nJ. Ass1stan Pio- <iist.im.·L cours~~ whik' at _\1. s. l . t.he composer, was at h1;-. be:-.t 111 solof' d~d 1;; _reco.u-nizcd as one of the.greatest n~dl\'C' l'!' al'11u;1ed ati:ht~-, and rmnn- t4ual tht~ numLcr for la...'it y1..~:1r . Be-,EYei)ll ..\dams;Darb~~. Carolyn Bidler. fessor Hurlburt c: .. C..:h~ever. I two c::our~cs are co:nbined. I·or this 11<n:ed any opt~r.ac; s~le<:kd by his ll\~llf! C'xplorers .. and la_ys ('l;um to the 1tial n•!nunl•1at1111I. Thi~'·~·· th~ Con- fon the ruling- \\as pas~ed limiting- Fern I·lil!htner; Deer Lodge, Phyllis . Ai;i-on~ th_e qu3:lit1cat1on~ _or a Sl<CM ea~.on tho"'e who take th( ir llegree anchenl·l·. Paul l lark teatur£'d solo m~IC1Ull honor of havm.tt Sl?Pnt morci j t.rn·s-5 1:-- ,·erv fortuncite in h:1"111g' fl~ the numbe:r of delcg-ate:, to t\\O from ::'lricltlym)!, Doris Horton: Denton, Yir­c;:s~iul ar haecL 1s the ab1ht~,r to de- l·ere have a. better woiking knowledge /tang-os. . \\mters above the .\relic en· 11..~ than o:t. ul st::itp ~rl'akt•:·s: Dr. E~thcr N1C'l1 hi.L:'h :-;l.'hool, the lnrg<:'st Con:?rcss C"inia BroL'ks; Dillon Barbara Tower, s1~~ and a natural a~tis~ic sen...c;e, the <.l both side)$ of thlfr pofes~ion and "The \1ag1c \felod~' brou~ht o~t any othel" rerf:.on. During- o.~e trip 1 ,~ll~n G~w. Pe~n o.r Wnmf'n. Oliio rci:btt!rcll nbout 250 gi6s-. , \'i1·g:nia Randolph; Dixon Dulcy ~b1ht~~ ~ 1>resent his ideas clearly a bHter toundation for actual work proof lha~ the Betty Booth ( n_ce~t, to the northlands ~t· :$P<'.nt 11.H• anrl I tTlll''f't·s1t~·: \I 1 ~ s. HC'lcn Dennet.t. F'o!kndnµ; is a Ji::;t of the dcLc:atcs Flnnsburg, .luaniLa KiraC'ofe, ILtton, and cono:.:LSely, and _ a thorough.know!- tiu:.n these who graduate from other ccmpany 1~~ one of ~h _most _a1t1sttc one-half \'ears, dm·m1'·.whlch tnne _he '\lnm~i:'°"l" of th '\\1~\lH"ll'.,. \V· rid~ Fmr ~ml t.he hi;.!h ~t'huol from which they Elina "·is1uu; ::'.\lae-dalin<: Goo<lell; ~dge of construction and. de:-1gn. A ; 1 hitec:tuial :-;chools. an1i vcrsn:t.1le Ol'!4°~mzations 111 .the ll1?.ar11od th~ lani;u~gl~. lives and h:.ib1t~ at. rh1ran-o: and :'lllss I.::nbcJ~('· B.a.011 1..ome: . . I r:dgai", Ra~·hel . \\pi1son, Florene iew of the courses friven bv the Lv<eum C on.crt f1cld. Th~ prncnam of lhe native Eskimo. of the I•'Nil."'r:il Bnard nf \ ~wntionnl Abtoarokee, lk1nH:1.: .\rthun. ::\lmM Steeler; Ennis, Elinore Baker, Bernie~· A1 hilcctutal DE.partmcnt inten°d to V{ith few exceptions those who of lht· evr•ninP" was undouht~dly one The Slefansson led Te is. not a pa1·i F.due[ltion, \\'n.c:.hington, D. (' Other nit. Be.,s.: Alberton, l.'(•t.·Plia DuBois, .:\!<:Guire; Ekalakn . .:\la1y Rut.h Huntj de\•elop these ''ariou~ abilities ar<.: t.-·iad ... ate from t.he Depar .. ment uf of thl• most ~plendid entertainments of thf' Communitv Celeb1·ity Course, I ~f)<'akers will be g-rruhmt<" of the F'1 11th ~lcl(f'C'; Bak, r. ::'\ln.ble Sutton. R('\"a Arp::i.n; Eureka, Eunit-e Hnvener, <.ourscs in desi!(n anti technical .\.lch1te·d1;11e are able to fill t<.tspon!'I,- <V r lrou;rht lo Bozeinan. but is a11 indl'p nd11nt featur(~ off~'r- rollPze and member~ or th~ facultv. Dorothy Bnktffi B!\rber, Deloris Ken- Jt'lortnt'l, Zt>lla. l\lnrtin; Fort Bent.on, studie~. Charcoal an<l water color i:Jlc 1 o~itwns. Onl)' one from the --· I in• .. , !'1.f'CUted for th<" units of the The attemlanl nt \''f)('ational Con- ~u: r. \"iiginia Denzer; Beun·n•t~k. llernke \Vhilt•horn: .\hnion llonford· ~.\'Olk are free hand work that is inM ~even \\ho ~r~td~ated m ID28. ha.s no.L )1.\Tll-PJIYRICS t i l B G1·eater Pniver•:il\~ of '\fonlana •T<'ss has incr~a ... ~d from ~ixt.\~-~e\en Helen Fo1n~y, F.orem·, Freem:m: Frazer, . .'a\'annah SweC'ney, Harriet ~nded to prepare th .. student. for de-, ye: ht.en e1~1plo.}ed. G. G. (.ott1er, u . . [ t.hroug-h tlw effol"ts of Chaneellor ~1. 1 (ieJe·•otef' al the fll':-;t t'On!!rP<:..-; to two l!C'll!t ~.uh.". Luella Leader, B.el~h ~traml; Froid, I rent.... :.\lont:.comcry: ~.gon. and r1e!lentation of his idear.;. :..induatt~ of ~!1e De!)artment ~ms ac:- Th7 re~'Lllar meetmi.r. of thl· :\Ia~h- -\, Brannon. h1mclrc11 at last. ,.f'al''s mf"etinr'". Tt !.;; l,c'l·hne;. Relnrnnt, ... ~erylt' S_peann, l'rombt.•rg ... :\lm·~aret Rhodes, Shirley .\rch1teetural Design and one coUl:;e cl!pt.ed a ros1twn with Geo. Shan~ey Ph\'s1c.:. (!uh wri·~ held m thci Phy::-ic:s. - -- : l"o ouite intf'r s+ing- to nrite thnt th ts· )fob le h.lost~ r; B1llml!s, Ehznbcth Ea ... ton , (,traldlllt. Doll::. .\n<ler<;on. in ":orkintr drawincr are actual prep-: of ~reat Falls, ~ leading con:;ult~ng I lecture room, N'~V'E'mber 1:l, at fi:.00 I .\ G. D \~( E 1 ~ S_UC'CESS H':ir's 1 ae-e' number thirty. \ Tiir~t, Helen }.fo(ir3;th; Boul~ler, Ethel :\hitta.11; Gild ford, Irene Pe~ni-arat1011 for practical work Of the I architect of the State. Ralph Cu!')hrntt r'('lot·k. Prof. Kiefer J.t3,.<" a ve1·~~ Ill- One of il1P mo::t l'llJOyable event~ - -- Lomst~ Jack~on. ~Inxine Amonne . well; Bonnie ::'.\fundhenk; Glendne, te::hnical courses the two· most im- ilnother graduate h3:s al.::.o gone to t.ere~ting- discussion of. old . .and 1\l'W of thl" !'.· a;:;on took plaee at the Elk ' c:: Th<" f•1 ult,· jg c::till rr)n\'' 1cl'd that 1 lkwdoin. Thelma Jarr~tt. Syh~a 1 l-~elen .·\dkins, Gertrude Carrey ; Har-portant are l!raphics and steel desigTI. j Great Falls to suw n1~e the work ~f I methods for the detenmnatwn of ~he fJ~,11 . aturd:n· <'VCnint!'. thP orcasion ,·r11·il'f v j, thP snite of Iif~ narticu- 1 ~wanson: Bozeman, . Nma Dav1g, d111 . \l1ldrc-d T1"U~sdl. \'iol~ t ~Tayo: ~he~ · is also a cour~e in steel de- ~Tdver an<l Cohogen firm of a.rc:hi- velocity of light. Another mlell.ng lb·•.;''"' the .\~.Ball. l~l"lv in fP,t hnoki:: So we hurl our Frances T~yl?r; Broadne,..,.·, lna P~til- Harrison C'anio \\'bite. Ret.a Diown-~ 1~nmJ; and one in Al·chitectural tn. ts. Other graduates of the clep~rt- will hf" held on Novemb.er 27. :'It whi h I r.:t·l hoff'~ Six Pie " Orehestrn fur- nif'P nPw Jnst vNtr ' rr,·;~c<l edi'ion~ .... ; ::'l!~'l'Jl~"e Bccn~sn: Rrowmng-, back.: Havrt:=, Edith Grace Law~on, History. 1 ment are also filling Te:$pons1ble f time Prof. Tall man will acldrcsJ the nishPd the. n.usic whi.<"h was enjoyed j into the i~mk hen1> and our bank Echth Collins. ,. Fmth Sherburn : Cannlla .-\n.<lvik; Hedgesville, Bernice

The department of Architecture positions. Club. by all until eleven thirty. account dwmdleth. 'Butte Central, \ 1ola St. Georg.,, Cath- (Continued on Page 1\vo}

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, -o c.\TIO:\' .\L CO:\'GRESS S;\L\ TTERINGS FRO~I HERE A~D THERE I:\' Ol' R ;l)ll), :'

OPE:\"S HE_R_ E_ TOMORRO\YI ~aid the hioloJ!' 1>rore .. sor to th <" cias .... "\\ e "ill no\\ ~o around the' i 'Continued from Pag-: One) cJa':~ :u•d n:tme ,.ii tht. lo '~~r '' µe~ of a nimals-.... tarti11 ~ "it h Orla n:! Wn rrt

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!1:,S:n~~YA~~ci~ic~;h ~h~ 1~ 1~1~~~~~~~::s '"·~~~ The Sigmn \his say that the Chi .O's look awful. nkt.• wht.•n tht:>y an Pubii"he<l en·r;· Tul·~dny of the college yenr by the st.a.ff chosen from the im·it'-d 1t b expt.•.t .. •d that th~re will drt:>:-sl'd up. That 's nice- -but you l'an t fool the publu;·.

Established 1910

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..\ !'sot:iatt.·d ~tudents of ~1ontana Stak College at Bozeman, Montana bt> a <lt.'<.'id\d inut.use in the number l of \\Oll\1.'I\ at the eonforent:e thi~ \·ear. Ibby Smith: I tlon·l lik1• your moust~1che. t L'l..st \ear there w1..·rc 200 at th ... .-con- Bukh: \\' ell. you don't han• to u:;c it for n tooth-bru:sh. Ii gre~: lhis .Year betwe<.·n 200 and :300 ----:ub~cri1>lion Rate: $2.00 per school year

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THANKSfi lVINfi FLOWER ORDER NOW! \\'e can han' flower• ddi' ered any place in the United tales or Canada fo r ThanksgiYing .

Lan~ohr' s Flower Shop art expected. Imagine the shnnw nnd t~mbnrra~:'mcnt of the ~tudl.'nt bc.'LIY whi'll it read i

Accept.ti.nee for mailing nt special rate of po:stage prO\'idcd for in Section 1103, . \ rriq~d Tod a ~ in tht:' ('hronkle of the shooting of Frnnk '\'anl. i::;:::31..,;::;:;:;wg:;;:::i!mii=:::21E:::::t• ,;;:::::::;;;9l5;::;alii::::::!• C:i.•::::i• m:=::::a•c:1

Act. of October :l. I927, authorized February 17, 1019 clafh~u~~el~~~n~·~n~,:~ll.'1~~·:i~11~Jn~!Wf t~~ .l'ews nute: Tia• Wyoming let_11_n_i_rn_d_t~ir l\('adqunrtcr:-; :lt the i\orthcrn

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housed in tht homes of the c.·it.y. In Hotel ut the recent gam'"' in Hillin~!-'. ~~~: yb~~g ~~~~~ 0\'~~~,1~·e;:;;n!'\~.\J)1 b~,·~ Editor·~ Note: Fay1..• und Platt ~a:. lht• chnirs didn't C'\'l'J1 !'Ll'lll uncom-

Frnnk Hunsaker, 129 hrc-e d:\\· S(':.-;:-;ion. Tht• ctm"-'TC'ss will fortahle nfter th C' first two hour!' .

Telephone 117- ..-\"h. ror E).ponent. On :\londays \fter 12:00 noo n-SO

Editor ... Hardy Tharp, Jr.1

129 rnd Saturdcn- niirht with th~ ··Pa{!ent o:· PromisL" put on by lhe l'Oll,ge \\·e thinJ, t he Pi Phi bur~lar) \\:l Si just n me re rumor-just ~n e '\cuse :.tu<lcnb for a not her open-house .

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Associate Editors .... . :\largaret De\\l'Y1 '29, E~ther ""tockton, '30 that the mt·etmg- \\'ednl'--da:. C\enmc: The Chi Omega',. al~o had open house the other night-but the guest 1

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E. D. :'l!yerA. Manager and Director Phone 468

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. . . .. . . . .. \Ym. JilcCall, Jr. 131 will be a l lu-..l'd lllL L ting- !Or the dele- failed to get away with the fur coal.

· ·· · ·· •· •· · ·· · Leonard \\'mg ~~It~~"· c.·o~ll~,~~,:~.me;~;,m~h~ubn~~~~:~~ Said Jim fllc Ka\· a~ he C1pcned _t_h_e_d-oo-r-and crawled out, .. Be nonchnlant- -.............,. ., • • ,,,.,, . .... . . . 11 1 11 1 · 11 11 1111111 1 11111 1 1111

Assistant Editor .. Sports Editor .... Feature Editor Society Editor . Exchange Editor

Frank Ileikkila Thm:-:.J:1y night and tht~ r:.'lgeunt Fri- light a )luracl .'' · llmn Sterli ng says he certa inly got the lo\\:-t~own on ... James Morrison <l~l\ nii.rht Lnnone intt:'re!'tecl i!' Brownie"s. t·nr (and it'!-< occupants}. ull)."s first words. on rcsnunmir con-.~Frances Polger oi·di21Ly in\'ikd lo uttcnd. sciousne!'s . wen1 "\\'here's my other book. 11 (?\otc lo Professor:-.: Il e mu:'t

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Ruth Platt As in pn!:it yc..•ar~ thl' t•oJJcgC' womt:.>n b(' trying to mnke his g-rndc~). ha\'e had 1.:hargt:.' of the t!L•h\ils of 1.lt'al management tor the con.i.trt:'::-s. Hazp) )ldlon. is gen~ral c.·hnirmnn: F'.on•ncc. Johnson, st..~ c.· r ctn r y; .\ . R1~n!':5, ttcasurcr: lommitlec c hn 1 rm .an

porlo;., Geo. II art, \\'allace lfonity, Pat )lal·Elliot: \\ omen's \thlet ics, Dorothy Garrc>tt; '1 usk. Teel Chaddock, :\laqrnrct Choate: Ora mntics, Helen Schultz, AJ?nes 1\u,l?'c-nt, :\larie Dolezalik, Kathr)·n Kcllc.'tt; Chemistry. Arlone Crane; EnginecrinJ?". Earl Rudbcrg-; Agricu ltu ral })~pt.. Horace Bolster; Hamilton Hall. Vern O'Neil; Societ), .Judith B<"ldl'n. Twnnette (.'heny , Char­lotte Smith. 11<.>lcm Crockett. Loui~e Saunden:., Florenl'e Haines; Proof Header. Geo. Pelton: Cnlendnr. Florn Da,·i~: Fea ture. 1\Iary Hale, Jim Gabriel, John Houston. Helen Oli\'l'l', ~Iarl'ia Smith; ;\ r"''"' \\ riter ..... :'\orma B('ck, Martrnret Bowman, VirJ!'inia :'\lill!:i. Lois Cobleigh. Bill Flynn. l'hnrles llle. Franklin De\vey, E~tht·r Riddell, Jluzel .:\lellon, B1..·tty Bailey. Dorothy Hannah. Caroline Delaney, Clnu~e Dc-\\.it. Alice \'und, nhook. 11nrold Greiner. Ruth \Voodard, Bernice Xorrice, Lois \\" ell~. :'.\Iarjorie Foote. ~lieheal Dee\')". Alice Taylor, )lartrarl't Gary. )lary O"Lear)·; TypinJ?, .:\fartha Flynn, .\largaret Brown, Elizabeth .. t:itz . .:\lary Hakala. h.abelle \\'ood.

Our j(Uess is thnt G0orge Shan ley thinks lle is the consulting- physician for the Pi Phis \H' mean Pi Phi-. It is \·cry e\'ident that he..~ tnkes his duty $Criou::-ly-judg-ing- frum the number of calls he makes n day.

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hc.. ... sing". Caroline Haley; r .eption, Hazel Thompscm: FUblicity. ~\la rj Tatton; finnnct', l ri!"i Ro~c Petu·~;

Jig-g-~ i8 cnn·ying" hi~ hind quarters in a s ling, and !30 i!" finding difficulty in making C'iasses on time.

musit·. Dvlly T1 ipp; cn~ag, m('nt$, J ~hall borroweth me an "i\l" sweater befor e I <' limbeth the stairs to l\li~~ E.lizab·th Gar<linl"r: f•lllL•rtainnwnt, J Power's class. \\?hen I enterelh the room 1 shall s itteth in the front row )lnry O'L<':Hy. and pretendeth 1 nm a Bobcat. :\ l iss Power will beameth upon me. She ~ Tuxedo ~ a ~ ---- ----- will a::;k me. "Thin kt·~t thou :-10?" And I shall answer. "Yea, verily. \'erily." HI GH 'C HOOL."l ANNOUNCE Anrl whcn the quurt<'r endeth I ~hall findeth an ".-\"in my grade slip.

DELEGATES TO CONGHESS ~ ? ~ Studt:nb Prayer ~g ~ Upward and onward, oh. time be your flight, I' ~

(t-Ontinu<'d from Pnge One) Lorri make the lll'll ring before l recite. ~ Business Staff Ad\'erti~ing )faru\j.!"er . . . .. .. ..•.•. .Joe Delaney A!"~istants Len Robbins. Ed :'.\laxey, Geo. Gruenfoldt'r, Jim Gabriel, Carl "'all

Antoine. El~:e \\'amplt:'r; lit.'iurn, • ~ Bt tty 0 .. 1opc.•t', )l:ny Louis~ Shrot--d.er; Did you hear the one nbout lhC' Frosh who thought n good example of ~ ~ Hob~on. i·hu·('nce )lartin; llnzcl )far- perpetual motion was .ligg:;; chewing gum? ; g~

tin: Holy Rt»oi-y lli~h School, Boze- 1 , b 1 . r 'I s (' -1 1 b · h g" Beautiful wool wors ted T uxedos . kin nero • nurn, Irene J1..•n!'ltl, :\larg-arct Crowley; Jf you cont elic.'n t 1crc is war are at J.l . • ., comm c1· t 1e nn 111 t e ""' Ilysham. Lizntl:11a Ball. E\elyn f~'lac; ;.~.µ~~~~~tr.office . The rig-an'ttc fiends ha\'e now retreated to the parked - Ratin facing. s ilk linjngs; all hand tail- ~

Business Department .. ... ..... Ed Burke Circulation Jack Erkkiln, Ruth Grush, BnH.'L' Gnrlinghouse

Ing-o:i:ar, )Ja1 \' Scho1..•nhols Elizabeth I ~ orcd: A Tuxedo t ha t is truh.· worth ~ Fost1..r; .Jclict: Gladys Lo,·ennj.!', Lil- ~ ~ lian .)11..yer; h.ulispell . Irene AkCowen. One of l he big t•n•nts of the pre$ent quarter thal arouses Lhc int1..•rest of ~ S35.00. all size at ~ Kathryn F'1ynn; J,lein, :\lnbd Roman- practically en ry student ~n l\Iontana Stat(' Colleg-e is the case now hefore 'I ~ ~

Montana State College and the city of Bozeman welcome the J ia. )lnry Gi?cobazzi: Laurel. Ruth the roui-t• between till' :\ational C'onsoliclated llankerehief Corporation of ~ ~ • • • • .. • \1, old, :\fary ::inrdL•; Lewistown. Lucille the world and the ll~alth Department of the ::\l ontana Stak OllC'gc. ~ $2 5 o o

high school delegates to the fourteentn annual G1rb \ ocat10nal Rid~eway, )lari(' Thomas: Lima, Lu· It seem~ that th r1..· ha~ been a new discovery unearthed by th~ afore- ~ ~ Congress this week. " 'ith the ne\\. plans and arrangen1entg that cilc Og-e<.-. Eileen Ric..·haul~on, Lidng· mentioned health dc-partment which docs away with the ~niffles and the ~ • ~

stcn )lan· ~n !er on He! ln Ht J • us.e of handkl'rchiet'~ at thl' same time; and the effects ha\·e been so ~alis- "-ha\·e been created by the comn1ittee. indications point to one of I ~Iaila: Reith.a )1e 1~ 0,~itz, ~·crda

1 ~I~~.: factory thut the s:tll' of linen nostril wipers has droppC'd off to littl~ moH: ~ the largest and n1ost successful n1eetings in the history of the ~·ow; .\Ianhat.tan . ,Ji.:.dith ::\oble, Dori::. tt::u. nothing-. Prl't•lStL•rous As.tounding UnbC'lie\•able! l mpos~ible!-but true. ,,

. • 1 lumlec; ~hldrc<I Pearl c. Gcrmar, It i~ a ~irum pn•parecl especially to ward off the cold and t·ough that !'O V \Valk a F'light--Save a igh t sehool. There has been a tendency dunng the past tew year Lorna )I. )lon-~w; )lisoula. Ali.c far Old Gol<l> ha',. failed to •top. One shot and you t\el bad, two and ~ - >! for the intere~t and effecti\·eness of such meeting~ as these to Taylor, Phoebe Patt<.r:-;on: )lon·asin, you ieel w •• rse. th1t't' and you're s.ick. four and you wi$h Gabriel \'"<iuld ., ~

decrease, probably due to the cumbersome method~~ employed in I ~l~:.~~h B·:~hcr~~l\:dne!·:·en~lari~·~~fi~~: ~';;;:~l!. ~~~~I l~~~~n~~~~tlll~i~~)U \~~~· c~~~~( o~h~of~~t:l~:lrr;o~r~t:~\'~u1~0~iit~:!~t~~~c a F II' Cl ti Sh ~~ handling the affairs and to the annual frequency of the time I thews; Xoxon. Tanna Saint, Roberta !adv fri<'nd who ha,n't taken the stuff. ~ arre s 0 1es op

. . . ,. . ,. . . . .. · . Ellen Dodge; Park Cny, Do1·othy \\ hat could he \\'el'tcr than to ha\·e a couple of million bugs floating ~ for then1. Added to the~e d1ff1cult1e.s \\as the f1nanc1al ba111e1 :\lartin,. 'atalie Kril•g-eri Phillip!'-burg, aimlt:'~:->ly around your unntomy. Sh\nd back boy:.;, one at a timl!; thl!re ;, ~ "·hich was alwa~·s encountered. The re,·ised plans of alternating Eliza Huffman, Eileen Durfee: Pol- are ei1d1tY-six ahead of you. but there is lots left If The College S hop ~

~~~~a~~te~~tt :~:\11:1~: :i;~~;n~·;:~ ~;1 ~h~o~~a~1~':7i';~~:~: t~~-~I~ ]~~\': I r:::,~:;~~::~f~;'Yr~~~:/~;:,:,-~'.~1B3; C'lif~ c:rnnon set·n1' lo. he the big gun at the o .. B. Hou.e. '1 a e .· ' I. . I f ' d ff . b , t,. d wig-; Power, Ruth Gt'ise, Ruth Burk- We dare not publish a 11icture of llnrd this " eek. ~'-~~~'-'-'-'-'-'-'-"-'-~~'-'-'-~~~~~

ausen. ::\ot on~ ma) t 1e mances an e OI t e (en e1e upon a lund; Rnpelje, )lar·Iha Fil.l'hner, :\lar-single meeting from the college standpoint, but also the selected ,ar« Gu•tafson: Red 1A<l~e. Olg-a ----delegate method will create greater interest and effectiYeness Karhu: ~lary Knlurie_h; Red Point, (Gymnasium buil, ng-Direeted by I

Glady:,-; \\ a~ner, \ JUlet Lamb: )liss Stewn.rt-\Vrj o.ten by l\l iss Pear} with the indiddual high schools. Undoubtedly a larger number Robu1>. En·ell Heikkila, \'iola Erirk- Robertson) 1

of high school girls than e\·er before will be dsitors to the State >on; Round. p, >Jarg-ai-et Benjamin, l' HOLOGL' E J Letty Alt; Roy. Pearl Hl"al , ,Jo~cphme First. Episode Sl~ retarial .

College this "·eek. and it is the desire of the college community )Jiller: R,-,~ut<· .. f,·anett,• )Jellon. se,·ond Episod Science I in general that the~e girls and their chaperones be most cor- Ethd s,hu.Itz; "'""''"" Anno Hede- Third Episo<l• Education

. . . .tranrd, :\lildred )I Kmstry; Shelby. F'ourth Episode Eng-lish dial!,- wekomed to our campus. Then- pleasure and en.ioyment, :llarian "'"""· Pearl Kohnen; Shep- Fifth Episode Physical Education as well as a profitable. instructi\·e experience for the benefit of herrL .Joa~ne. Henke. \\'inifr-«l ~ixth Episode Art,

. . . . Andr1esen; ~hendan. FlorencL' Tolson, Se\'enth Ep1sod1..· Home Eco1u.>m1t•s themseh·es and then· schools is our ob.1ectn·e . Jeanette J?uncnn:. ::;imms. Alzora /Eighth Episode Our ('olor-

Prcwetr. \ 1ola Lrndbtrg; 8tol·kett. E1>ilouge I J.Ia1y James, Arlelin1..1 Ooura; St. Jgna- Danting aftt:'r the Program.

The talk by Coach Dyche at t he assembly Thur ·day morning was the culmination of a line of petty misdemeanors by men students that haYe been att racting the attention of gymnasium goers for some time. The maintenance of a building such as our gym is an important matter and it is hoped that the high points of Dyche':; message will sink in. Our idea of the height of indifference, howe,·er, wa the freshman who :;craped his pencil along the wall on the third floor, spit on the :;teps on his way down tu the second floor. and struck a match on the wall and lit a cigarette before lea\'ing the building after the assembly.

t1us. ~orothy Phillip1:'. \Yinifnd / Saturda) 'lorning, 9 :00 O'Clocl.. 1

G;_1ble; Sum~tr:1. Ebie S.<.·hl~der. Iona '"\\'hy I il_ikc to Teach ll omc E~o- I Rnll ;_ Rupe nor, )lary. Cast\<.':;., llelen I nomic..-s" Mi::ts Lill inn Stone :\lcl\11llan; St. R<t!:is. C~llt•n Ka111, (Bozeman Public Schools) · Hi!'ll'n \\"('stfnll; Terry, )fnxiiw An· "Public St'hool \1·t" letson, E\'l'lyn Dixon, Beatric.·e ::\l'I- ' li :s.s Th Ima :\kl'all I ~c:n: Townst·nd. Buel ah F'u!'s, Thais {Boz.cman ( l·blic Schools\ l~mnit.·1n1an; Twin Brid~t>s, :\latilcla "\"ocat.ions in tlw Field oi Art'' B1r~l, E_l~na Som rs; \"ictor. Jolm:->ic J :\ l iss :\l ary C. E~an Blair.\ 1olet Rog-l:'rs; Yircrinia City. {Dillon ':\ irmal School) Lut·y C~nklin. ~lar) Smith: \Yhiteha!J, '"Experien.C'.;; in ln"titutional :'ilan-Ht.len h.loos. Hettie Lowe; \\"ibaux, agement" :\l1s Dorothy ;\oble Scott E!:zabeth Dahl. \'ernie )kCann; (Bozeman, ~loin.) \\ 1llc w Crflek. Charlotte Bdl. Ro:-:.alie "Opportunities :·er Girls \Yithout Je\\ca: \\'inh~1.m. Yiij{inia Rel'tor. Colleg(' Traintl\Sr" :\liss Bnt•on

1 Opal Re<.:tor: \\ mnett, Ardela Hans.on, "Tht.> Fil:'ld of Sncial Ser\'ice"' Wr.:rlen. Airntha \\'eidingt•r, Gra t.> I \Liss. Ada Bel..'"r!'t~cher I

m1th. "Types of lns.u· utions"

~1:u:i-i:r!Xl<HX>i:n:Hlo~ EYE~TSBoOKED ON I . .\Ir» C'. D. ll'igg-<nhorn I

CONG RE S PHOGRAi\1 i SOU \I CA LEND .I H I --- Emer~on.

(Continued from Page One) No\·. 21,. 22. a nd 2;1- Girls ' \ ' oca · ()lontana ~tate College) t ional Con~re~~.

'ls \\'oman Equal to lie!' .Job'' ~ o'. 2 1-Udta Tau Part ) : :Hiss Stewan Xo\~. 2 1- Pi P hi pled t!c-S.

(lifontann State C<>lle-g-e) :'\·O\·. 2:">-.\li;ha 0. re rq>iti on tca.-.. Retail Salt•smanship" . Xo\·. 28-Frt•~hman dnnc£> .

1 Federal Boa~·!t~;,f 1 ~~l~1c~!ti~~~1it E~~~~1~ I ~~~- : ;i!='f~~!~:d~~~i;li~il! i>~~~~d~::-. tion, \\'ashing-ton_ n. c) :\° o\, 30-.\migo 1>led j.!e~.

"The Click of H1..·r lll'ch'' :'\o,·. :lO-\ ilhj almur Stt(a1:~~on

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dustry by first developing his men. The Bell System i growin!{ fa ster

than ever before in its history and this growth, like the steel g ro \\ ti;, is based on the development of men.

Today, in the telephone industry, men in supervisory positions mu t co­ordinate many and varied factors. For example, before locating a new entr;tl

office, population trends are studied. \\'hile it is being built, telephone appa­ratus i~ pbnr.ed , nude, ddin'.red and installed on crLkrh scheLlule.

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THE WEEKLY EXPOi ENT, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1928 PAGE THREE .. ~ I The Freshman dtbate tryouts were [ ~ s :: :·: :: :: :·: :: :: :·: :t :: :: :·: :: :: ~ l"E\l' S OF SOCIETY ;: held last night m the little theatre. '.: W O~IEN'S ATHLETI CS :·:

•• About f1ftc.~n students tried out, and ··• a &:: i: :: ~. :·: :-: :: :: :: U :: :-: :: ~ thl1e \\as some very mtnesting ma- rt :: •.• ..... :·: :: :t t·: :: :·: :: •• •• ::

ter 1al presented. Each speaker gave a. short rebuttal of the speech pre­ceeding his, and then ga\c. an eight

:: :: :·: :: :: :: :: :: :·: :·: :·: - :: :: I FROSH DEBATE TRYOUTS 1-.

"'o r Hetty Booth Compa ny. The members of P1 Beta Phi en­

e1 taine<f. for t.he Betty .Hooth Concert ·omr.an~ after their performance hu1-sda.r e\ ening.

HOCKEY minute talk on some phase of the The hockev season came to a cio~e ju1y system, whi..h is the subjLct for Saturday, :\ovember 17 , when the the year chosen by the ):ational De- sophomore team, captained by Hcl<.n bat.<~ Fraternity. Fe~hter. won a victor}- O\el' the upper­

innlr \Vi lh Sigma Chis . The winner of first. place is to be class team, led by Erma Monroe. The .:::iun<lay dinner guests at ihc Sigma awarded a silver loving cup and a s~cre. wa~ 4-2.. The two tc..ams had

hi hou~c were Dr. and Mrs. Be:ll gol<l midal i winners of second and tied m an earhe!· contest. Thi~ gives rom Deer Lodsre, and l\Ir. and )1Ts. third place will be awarded medals · the so_Pho1~1oes first place by merit or Jayton \Valker. and the fil'st Len placing highest c:om: two victories_; the uppe1·classmen. scoe-

1

prise the Freshman Uebatmg te.un ond place, with one \'lctory; and third l>.nner at the P1 Ph' ll ou::,e. for the year. place goes to the All Star Fres.hmen

.\1r and '.\lr~ . R. E . l:Sluwn and ).Ir The nanH.s of the wmners will be team. T_he latter was cantained by and '.\lr::;. John Lovelac:e ''en. l'hur~-

11 given oul m tho next issue of the :\1.argur·nte Ros~oe.

~hrp~;·1en~~~se~hnne1· gtKsts at the Exponent. The tcurn~ment displayed some ex-, -- REVIEW OF BOBKIT'l'ENS ocllent .~laym.,. As this is the first

1gma \ lpha Ep:sdon 1 ~ the first time hockey ha<; been con-t he pledges of Sigma Alpha The Kitten!> ha\ e turned 111 their ··idered 1~ major sport for thr(~ ,·e:irs.

psilon entertained at a pledge lsu1ts for the year and many will don an exrC' ent Stas.on is anticipated for [ moker at the chapter house Satur- tht:_m, again in t_he spring tor spring next fall. lay nig-ht. t~ammg. The eight men on the \"ar- The rlayer~ on the teams were as j

------ _ s1ty squad who will play their last follows: I AGS HEAR LECTURE ~ame this season will ha,·e to be re- Upperela"•ncn.

placed. It is the F'rosh team that L. \\'i n~-(\J;arv O'Leary Dr. H. \\". Albt.·rtz of Sitka. Ala:ska, m1nishes the::;e new nlEn and this was L. fnner For~,·ard-Ain.v Be 11 e

\'ho is head of the Alaska Experi- the chief aim of Adams this year. Markin. • tent Stations gaYe a \ery intensting Only four games were scheduled Center Fol"\vard-Ag-nes Nugent. 1 alk before a g-roup of Ag-ricultural this fall beca;.se most of the time was R. T.-Erma l\lonroe. 1 tudents Thu1sday tak(n up scrimmag111,r the vars1tv I R \Vm,!?'-l\Iaijc11 e >.'ye I

Ag11culture m Alaska, said Dr. Al- 1_he F'1osh team \\as made up of 1 ~- Cente1 Halfback-Martha Hawks-ertz, 1s only m the pioneer ::tage dn 1dauls who did not have much pre- worth ·

"'1th much land lymg 1dle which /v10us football expeuence Chee\'er, L Halfback-Wilma Van llo1sen 1m~ht be prof1tabl?-i tilted umh.r the c~1ptam and quai lC!1back \\as m1ured L. Fullback-Es1hor Stockten. I roper metho<l.s a" Alaska imports at the fu-st of the sEason Long \\as I R Fullhack-R-.:by Kinds ... hy. onside1able foodstuffs each year, [then ele led c.aptam and ,,a5 played Goalke ... per-Florence Johnson. ·h1ch can be produ.td theie. at qua1·tcrback replacing- Chee,·er In Sor-homores.

Dr. Albertz is on his way to \Vash- the LUb game Long was Dla~ed at ·end L. \Vinz-;,\largaret. Small. ngllin, D. C .. for a <:onference with to. r_eplacc Dahl who was declarnd in- 1:.· Inner Forward-Dorothv Garrett. I hl head of the U. S. Department of ehg-1ble. Frade and Larson were also I (enter Forward-He

1en Fechter.

griculture, 1elative to ag-riculture in declared ineli:gible which weakened R. I~:icr Forward-Marga1et Crest. la.ska. Enroute he will instaJJ th£ the team greatly. R. \""\ mz-Frances Durham. laskan exhibit at the International I· All together the Kittens, consider- R. Halfba<·k-Lillian Tubb.

-lay and Grain Show at Chicago. , mg t~e lac_k .o.f experienc:: in material Cn1ter 1-Ialfback~Edna Halbert. -------- 1and meleg1b1htes., show promi$e of I L. Halfback-Elmor Swingle.

YALU ABLE GRIDSTERS I makintr g-ood YarsiLy material when L. F'ullba<·k-Dorothy Woodard. they obtain polish and experience. R. Fullback-Helen Albrecht.

The av~rage. ~ootball player in the - - ! Goalkeeoer-Hazel Thompson. aq:, ir uJUvers1ties o~ th~ ... ountry I y W C A Subst~tuteS:-Marv Howkes, Eliza-1 ungs 10.000 to his a1ma mater · · • · heth Sr-itz. Lila Fairbun1.

tn1ough tht.., turnstil:!s of his school's I Pl~ns f?r the. annual Y. W. C. A. Frosh All-Star Team. ·tadium, but gets nothing in return membC'rs~ip drl\·e h~\e been ~om- L. Wing-Helen Oliver. ut cracked ribs and other injuries! pleted and ?1~e progr~ssrnz splendidly. L. Inner Forward-Bil Iv Henkle or his pains. This is the opinion of' The 1 ecogmtic:n. s_er\"lce, ~t which new Center Forward-Esther Riddell: ame~ :\·eb~r, profes~or of Englsh at ~~~ml.rs are mibated, ~v1l,1 be hel~ at R. Center Forward-'Vary Pattee. he Cnl\·ers1ty of Chicago. j .30 p. m., DecembcT ·~ m the fire- R. \\"inP"-1\far?"Uerite Roscoe.

Weber, speaking befo1 c. a group of place r 00!11· I L. Fullback-Buella Shennum . ootball fans, said: :\tu~h t11ne has been devoted Lo the R. Fulback-1\larv AJi,·e 'Vil son. ")lanr of the big universiti£s clear 1 plannm_g- of the year's program. l... Halfhack-Florence Llovd

200.000 a year in their football ::;ea- Several of the intensting features J Center Halfbc:ick-Katheririe ·L,·on en." That's $600,00U for the players· nr~ ~ holly sa.lo and Chris.t!nas Suhstitutc.s-l\1abel D. Smith. ('ar~­hree years of eligibility. Di\ide th.at I ca_iollm~. The .lectures and mee~mgs lyn Delaney, Rae Anceney, and Mil­y a squad of 60 men and it nu.ans \\.Jll b? rnterest!ng and worthwhile. I dred Buhring. ac.:h. player has paid $10 000 each in "". ~abmet i~eetmg-s are hdd every The referees and officials included he gate n~.:eipts alone. \\'hat does he F '.ida~· a~ five o'clo~k in the studci:-t ::'\[isr: Marv Stewa1t. Ula Fairhurn.

t m retu1n ! Only the opporti..;nity ~lgamzat10!1 ro?n:· Anyone who is JAmy BellC' i\larkin. Virginia O'Neil, ? sweat blood and c1ack ribs on the mterested 1s prinleged to attend. Ae-nes i\-_·zt:nt, and Dorothy Garrett. iel<l and try to keep up with his tudi,s. He ou.-ht to lul\·e the best pecial attention obtainable."

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Rl:'\G WEEK

Special price on all r ings from .. 1 up. All ri ngs are eit her s terling sil ver or ~olid gold.

LESLIE E. GAGE Jeneler •md Optician

n rokrn Len!'le~ Replaced the Same Day

SIGMA CHI LEADS I VOLLEY BALL LIST

THE WEEKLY EXPO="ENT. TUESDAY.

'-~ "''"''"'"''''''''''"'· ""'''-'-'-''"'''"'''''-'-'''"'--'''-~ a ~ ~ WINTER IS HERE! ~ ~

~ Tr) Our Soups g ~ ~ CHlLI OllR SPECL\LTY a

Tc~~~="FERENCE s~~-\ND L'\'~ct. MT. ST. CHARLES IS :fa:!;:,'.:.,~'~"d~::r.:;·i.~~m:::~;":~ ::" .·a s TAR HAMB ER fi ER s H 0 p a t tah l 1.llOll ) luch h &o been hi>ard of :\lt ~· · ~ a l<.lorndt.l r. .l'\00 RATED TOP OUTFIT Charles this yenr in 1(,l()tb:dl l·tnk-. ~ L'tah Ai<>. .700 :ind tho rc;.utntion of thdr t "" '111• '~'-'-'-''-'-'-''''''''-'-._''~''-'''~'-'-'-'-'-"'._'-'-'-~'-'-'-'-~~ Colo. Col. .G67 - be c n ,!!aininK wick'-~pr~:ad 11 1 t it e

20 S. Black .1\\·e. Phone 4:!5-'V I The mtl"\mma1 \"Olll'v ball s:rarne~ c l ,\ t.ltii J On Thanksgiving- d:-iy. ;\Q\(•mlwr :!~l, th10'i r:hout thl' nortlnH':-L Tlw tilt in •\re bein~ run oti in fine !i-harl' ul\d c~1~: T~~~ht.·r~ :tit.ii l-tl3t:h J)yc.:he will take hi~ midlt .Y ~hl'ridan wil be the rt.•:ll .. lt1w dtW n'' ~~-Q-0-0-~~<KlKX><H:>O-OO<;H:KX><H:><l with _h:_il[ till' games playl'd !\114! hn~f :\I. :s. c. .600 B:) h\_at~ _to Sherid!rn . >\"yommg:'. wh~n· on .:\fontana ' :-; foc1~ball ~itttation. © rt.·m~1.mmg tu ht.• plhJt.•d thL· h!'t. lS Dt.•n\"(?r l', ...100 they w11l ta ni.de with thl Fid1t111': St. ('har:cs hus dcfontt l l•r pln~·l-.~ I .\FTER THE SHOW OR 0 .\ , ' CE FOR .\ ~ICE

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I hendt'i.l b\· ~knw ~ h:. "ho have thus Colo. :'lline:- .. IQ() Snints ol :\l t. St. C'!iarll':-. ~·olle'-!e ot doS-l' g-anw..- with tlw leadin!:!" u·~im~ l l

, , , 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,, 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 .far come.uut llll thL• top ;n :di of thl•ir B. Y. L'. .:!50 H('Jrna. Both ttnms :trc J!'{Jlllf!" at top four l'Onfrrcnc~>:-; and haH• a Vl'fY , • - ~allll's. (1nll':!a llda I"' ~cn~md with \\'yo:itin).!" .000 term this year with C"han '-'~ of win· L·n•ditablt.• n»·flrd •n bt.~ proud of. Their : Il_\ ·1rnRS SPECL\L : ~\ll 1c~ n·nt.'\htlt..• h.app_a ... ·i)!lll:l a_nd Wt..·~L ~l!l~l' .000 nin;..: bt.'in~ about an t.·n.•n break. A l d.tory OH'1 ~urth Dakota last !:\~tur-- ::::- . . :\. E. are ttld for thud a:.. .h0ll record crowd of bt•th ) lont.an.l an.i dav slrnuld )!iH· tlll'm :hidl'tl l'llltii-

F'or :\[ild Snlokers t'a~·h. e<:t3 Epsilon holds fourth place .. l'rnic" d B:bket h;ill . W),Hl~il~I-!' fa_n.s is c:xpt..'l'~t·d to witne~s deiue for tlll'}r. 1,.·ontl•sl with t~t..' B1~)-... W• fl an lQU!d number uf win:-:. and "1th t 1l! end 0 ilh)tball :--l'a~t'n m t~": f1a) \\htch p~·vmist•:- to bt• ~n <.'X- J c:Hs. The :--:lint:-- .rompc1l l)\('f the

lo:-:-:L•s to tht..•ir Lrcdit Lambda Phi \'itw tht.• alll•nth)n pf tans is turnillJ!" t'lllnj.!' and eolorJul t\l'llt. l nl':dC'nt- . ·orth Dakota umn•rslt)· tt.>am at g

:IL\LTED l\llLK CO:IIE TO

THE SUfiAR BOWL each The Home of Homemade Candies

Kleinschmidt Co.

- a1:d Delta Tau !Ht..· next with ..100 and to baskt·tball. )Jontana·., wond~·r tt:am I all): this ganw will h<' foug-ht o .• t ttl l(;rt..':l~ FHll:' h)· a :!1J to L! :-:<.·ore. Th<' 'I a 1:-t1}()nl•d g-anit• bt.>lWt.>cn thu·c two t~' ic.:t• l'Ollll'll'll<'l· l.'hamphH.ts. b prnc- de<.:1dt.> the s.t :1tL• yhnm1uu11gh1p .o.f :\odaks h3\t." a n•ry sth'll!!" 31.!"~rt·za~ is )'t L to be pl:iyt d to ~ct tie for 3 ~ It':lily intal.·t with 1 hl' t'Xl'L ption ot .'llvnt~rna ~md fo1: t Ins n•us~n the 111- j ti on :11hl o.rC' the proh.1hlt,_ w 111wr~ ol

• l 111l who "ill 110Jd tlw f ifth place. The t.'f ·· c..;r'-'enie" \Yorden, who wns tht' t<.>nst ot the rn::1sme ~tate fans Lhl.•ir l·onf,·r<.>nt:t' . .-\miP:u t'.uh b lll'Xt "ith a pert..•entag-t nH ~l n•rsitilc m!l!l 011 the squad. will l:(' t.',.:->pedally dir h·d tu ~hen- - - O<HJCi)-0-0-~0<i-U-O-OO~I)~ of .ltili whilt.• the Alphn Gamma Rho's Fr:lnk \\'arit, lanky l't.•ntt•i· und dan on >:ovcm bt..·r ::!!l .

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hold the i.:dlar wilh no victories thus \!!l.pt:lin, is in n·ry !..:.Oc~i cone itillll and Thi::. L'ontt•.:->t wiil h<' t~t· linal 1.rnmt: .. " ~ fa."'. lhl saml• old l \"l' for tlw ha.skl't. of tho )'t•nr for :\lontnna :-;1ate and

12 EAST 1\1.AIN Durin).!' tilt' past "t!l'k th<'rl' have Frank looks bel.tt•r untl hea' it.•r thi~ the Ja~t l!Rlllt. s111Ht' of the Bnbt·nt The hantl bull .c-aml•:-. a1 coming: ! 1 • • 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • • 1 1 • • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • • • , • , , , 1 , , , 1 , , , 1 • 'ccn s.en1·d 1.'Xl.'Itin1! g-·1ml·· phvcd )t:':n·. tat Tlwmpson is bmk :md ~tar~ will phly for i~1c Hlt11.: and Gold. :llong- at. a rathcr fa:->t eLp and :1 I

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1 1 1 1 ' ' '~ I"hc vktot; for this \\L'l'j\ w~rl• }3. E: ~h,•ultl I 1.•rfurm in hi ... usual uli-l·On- Amon).{" thost• who will light tht•;!. bst game~ lllU$l be pl:l)·cd bt•forc thL f bl ..

I O\H Alpha c._;amma Hho, Lambda Phi ft;>rem:e s.tylt.'. ll. \\'anl will tahl' l·!HC fo~>tball bntt lC'::.; f >1 \[. ~. C . . 11'\.~ ~"'ap-, of Dt>c<'mber J t Js ;:1b,olt1tl•I) 111•1 C':-s· "'

!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! o\<..r Ami~t>. Sig-nm Chi downl'd tl. 13 It w otlar wing. t:llJ\ C'hez. G1ad). \\ L'll1111rton, \ ot!'t ~.tn· that hnndhnll bl' gotttn out of

und ~ .. \. E .. lldta Tau be~tt.'d B. E. Gardner. Hu1d, 1'-t''l'!:', and H1l'l'1kn lhf' "ny s.O that 1t \\di 1H1t i11le11\· a!ld ~ .. \. E .. and tht•TJ downed tht: ~ \\'hile the exnll lml'UP of tht B11b- "Ith ... \,immmg- and bn ... h.l'tbnll. .\s !l -Amigo < Jub. O. n. defratl"<I the I c:nb hn~ not been J!'1' l'n out un louht· man l.'an only part11.·1pate 111 unc "JltH.. : .. \.migos and. thl•.Kt~ppa !:'i.c:mas won ~-,- t•dh- all of the' resrulat~ and mo~t of <..•ac 11 qu:Utl'r thetl' ~houltl bt.• 1:1•hl•l 1 "'

I trn:n tht.• DPlta l~rn~. ~:-iy;y'f'I J ~ the ~ec('lnd ~trirn: nwn on thl• ~quad kl n competit ion in lhl.":-.C' cn•nts. I :

1 he··· st~tndm~. thus ~ar. .....:: :L~ -/~'""f;J will make t he trip and if ~uch per- Intramural mnnng-C'r :\lo~t.·r !'t:ttt>:-. · .. 0,"'.'.> t.- L fo1111(•rs as "Wyli< . Penfic-ld. G~1nlner. that basketball mny beg-in toward thr -

:-;ii..,.ma t 111 ·· 1.00() ..,. • • : :~ \\"ellint."'"1.c.111 . DeF rn'l' anti Chez trC'l iro- l'n<l of this qnart<.>r anrl. 3!' wns the : ~). \B.£ · :~~~ G.u..O.. £J.i..@11 ing- in Hwir usual : •l"m tht•,- will makl• l'asl" la:-t year. thl•rt> will ht> a rounJ-

ERICl\SON'S Bl'S .\:\D T .\Xl SERY!CE

FOR

Prompt. Reliable Sen ice - Careful. Cour teous Drhers

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1..:.ai,Pa ;ig-ma .GOn ~Q~~ u comhinntion t.hn will he h:ird to l·obin tournanll nt lwtwet·n " .-\ " anti • B. E .50ll s•op. l n fad, e\·ery pl:tyt•r on tie Bob. "I": "" teams. ' ' • • • ' • ' ' ' ' ' • ' ' • ' ' • ' ' ' • ' ' • ' • ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' • • ' ' ' ' ' • ' • • ' ' • ' • Lanwda Phi -!OO T he- l" n hl'r:-.it) j! o t "taken I

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Dl•lta Tau :.JOO ho ml'· at th ti r big home <.·oming 1 - -=

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Alpha (;amma Rho .oou :_~ Ql l.\LJT\' SEEKER" Bl'Y FROM THE ; t°-.-.•.•.-.-.·.-.-.-.-.·.•.-.-.-.-.-.-.·.•.-.•.·.-.·_. ........ _. ..... -.-.-.·.·······-·.-.·.-.-.·.-.-. llue to tll<' (;irb' Y atinnal Con- B. Y l ·,. 0-ll ''" '"I ug;aino.c the · •

II ~1]) gress this week tlll're will be no l::niY<·rsit..- ut Ctah wa~ th....- big- s. n · ~ s : ~ II I ""-fi~~- ~~!1~.~ .. i~~"~'.;~·k thin.,, will he 1 '"'i"n m the Confer, m·o Snturd11y. i ~ W:-.;E' t•111Tle <1sn1dol'[ancfi·)· Rc;or·occeEriResy -~: ~~.· H 0 WA R D's I hunil~J :doni"!' to r:m~h t l· .., ht.>dule t 'It. St. Charlt..~ ~ot O\t•r ~orth , so !hat b:t!'>.kl•thnll an bl• started :l~ Daktita H' f) ha ndd ) and con'.'!e-:-oon ~1~ po-:~iblc. qu l·nt l ~ bl\( .... ted tlll'ir rat in g- for

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THE OHL'f WAY A MAH CAN WIN AH AR<iUMEllTWITff HIS WIFE IS TO STATE HIS SIDE o,: THE CASE·AND SLAMTHEOOo~ AND INSPECT THE FANCY

BROADCLOTH DRE.:'S SHIRTS Collar .\ttached

··y "ur 1 art11l·r h.t:-. :t t'Otnpll'li.!

the Turk eJ da, gnmo. PRICES RIGHT • \

PJu1.·ntien. ha~n·t he~" •·. · . hl·\• •· ~:ic.·~l or··

Th<..• llil!topJWrs l'Olltil1UL' with their • " ~ "Y." :Xews. 1ine of drnttH and plnc(' thl'ir 1-ti : Phone 2U 6 110 " ' · Curtiss : \

pound n:.•ntl T in a dn~s w·ith the all-1 - • \

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• wet fiel d. llis JArOBS roSTUME SHOP ··= ~\. b illiani 85 yar I lJ l.J 1 :::eturr, of ~1 kkk~

orr for a touch- E. R. Gregory, Prop. ~ down, nnJ gath- Phone 77 l O W. ~lain • ering in a 30 .. ~ yard forwnrd • ~ pass on unother •,

For the remornl of war ts, corns and other abnor mal growths. occasion in t he CLE \:\'IN G PRESSIXG REP.\IRIN G ~

.. Utah game ea~ily •

FO R TH .\:\KSGl\T'>G , 'OCL\L EYE:'\TS

Complete sho\\ ing of new st~· le· in

DRESS TOG,<;. Tl'X HlRTS A::\"D YESTS

Tm.edo Suits 25.00 to S50.00

ohe HUB ED and LOU HO\\'ARD

$1.45 and up p I a cc d him in HE:llODELIXG ~ ,,. Jk O h Simple and harmless to • stardom. ~ a .·- ver oes

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Stetson Ha ts Nobby Caps

:\EWEST IN ::\"ECKWEAR

$1.00 50c ~ I T he l'nin· r~it ) ~cored the ir

StC"Ond ttrn chdo" n o f the ' e~Lr in

Wagner Bros.

confe renre ci rcll' s ' \ ht·n the) ,\ent don n benea th th~ mudd3 cleats t..f the lda ho Ya nda)!> 21-6, a team nhum the Bobcab t ook J.>-12

~ Roecher Drug Co. . ~;.;.'. '. :~i,'.: 1

:~.i::.:~~- ""' dt·reated I I' bi l hadron ;\ormal ;ll-0 while ~IL Dozeman's Leading l\Ien's

and Boys' Stor e ~ Phone 327 St. l harws t1 am peel on the sam<. t ea m

I! Prescriptions a Specialty : J rn-1~. The Bob ak wore lucky to get

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• • • • • • • • • l'an they last the pael they h n·c been tr:...n~ling this ~ea~on ~:iffcring- bu t one d('frat and that by thl' Gonzag-a Bulldogs. Last Satur<la,· the 'aints pounded Xorth Dakota 20-12. The Uakota team occupies the top posi-

The Willson Co.

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snrh a• pajnm3s never gave before is yours, now, in ou r Paj am as trulored b} Glover- with the new A<lju s to-b a nd wai >t ! A s y ou breathe, i t s-t-r~-t-c-h-C'-s. A s }OU turn . it n eve r twists or bind,._ it fit< lik e a -.·ron<l okin, for it is adju.u.ble to ,)'Our exact r e quire m e nts. No drawstring to trouble vou. l'io , hed rubber to rot. Come in aod see t11io g..catPst impron •meot yet made for sleep­ing comfort-

tion in the \\"e:-tun conforC"ncc an<l ha\"t? a wonderful llam. The Bob-

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t..·ats will han~ to d frat the.- Saints to eli_minate .them _from ~tatc: champion­~h1p constdE'ration. Thu i;rume w1ll bl

1 played in Sheridan, \\'yomin~.

I Thanksg-iving- day.

l'ta.h's hold on Cottfrren c honors

I' was dimmed $lig-htly by Brigham 1

"I oung- wh<> ht•ld them to a tie, neither I ttam cros~ing the g-oul line. Both t h l

I Bob«ats and l t.nh ..\.1r1.dl's ln.n• de­f<•nre<i Brigham Youni:. The t wo other l'ta~1 ~ehnoh: mt"et on Thank~g-hing" day to dl» .. id._. th<' st:ltl• titlt• of l 'tuh and po ..:foJy tht eon <:'rem as C'ol­orndo Ct1 lll'!!l' took tl1 C' undt.•rdoi..:-s

I i osition to l "'.()lorado l' niversity and tht.>y wert• on u.:1r with tht• .\ g-g-i<.·$. Shoultl rhe ..\g-J!'iC's win uvtr l.'"tah the,· han a <.·h!llll.'C' for Confert.nL'e honor:;. 1

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I STUDENTS I ~ See us fo r a ll your needs in g the elect rical line. Reading g lamps, llfazda lamps, irons, 0 warming pads. hea te rs , per­g colator" . t oaste r~. waffle

11 iron ~ . etc.

D. H. BUDD CO. 30 W. l\Jain Phone 300

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DOKKEN FU ER.AL HOME

Funeral Directors and

Embalmers

Phone 122-W

II. IL Dokken, Phone 122-J

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1F T•·c CAT 'PuT HER) 'I FoLLow M t: CLosi::LY \\ITTE l>J S 11\l THe 8!.5- KITS FRAN >~. WHY IS Ar .. ; Ov N, WHAT Wot.J L D O L D G OLD 06ARtTTE

T""-Y B E "r / LIKE A HARD -..__,, --- \ - B OILED EGG?

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DGOLD The Smoother and BetteJ' Cigarette

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You MeArJ To STA...iD ouT 1...i FRONT N' TH1S {' ffE.LLt G£ r I DID· A VD IE N <..'C AND TELL ME~ \F I You r<ELD You'<. ll..'IFE s HAD LET HA.UD Fe.'<. Ao..J 1-10<..' Go SHL') LAST NIGH-~A~E li'lllEci

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