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ti State NewsM u m e t l FR ID A Y . OCTOBER 19, 1928 Number 7

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SPART ANS TOFACE REAL TEST BEFORE STRONG COLGATE SQUAD

BIERY SUFFERS INJURIES IN AUTOMOBILE CRASHR r \ J o h n O B i n th**

P IB R f K- ARROW? i j the regular a r m y a c o lo n e l o u t -

jfcs a private by a c o n s id e r a b le m a r - but when th e c o lo n e l w a lk s th e

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1 expect i f a r e g u la r a r tn v b u c k p n -

t e is stationed h e r e ' '

THKRK** A DIFFKRF.NC K JEt Indiana, w h e r e o n e o f th e f in e st

tarv bands in » tie country c a v o r t s

“̂ nd the Hoosier playground on o f football g a m e s , the members

band buy t h e i r own u n ifo r m

^tice tw o hours d a i ly , are e x p e lle d

the band with three u n e x c u w d

;«cea. and are fined t l 90 f o r a b -

o f any c h a r a c t e r e x c u s e d o r

Michigan State May Face New York Team With Revamped

Line.

COLGATE UNE HEAVY

PROBABLE LINEUP

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MANY HOMECOMING FESTIVrnES TO WELCOME ALUMNI TOMORROW

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THF.RK’H A* REASON :ve you men o f the a r m y noticed popular you have been this week co -eds on the cam pus you have

r seen before W ell now 's your ce to get acquainted with them use elections fo r corps sponsors soon be over, and It com es onlv a year.

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body is in t e r e s t e d In th e

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re still Is an open ing fo r a Jo n e ?

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o f the Peace organisation d a n y

the campus have been le f t o u t O r

jte r yet. we m ight suggest t h a t th e

' altst cause he propagated bv boost - its favorite son And there i* s t i ll

prohib ition and workers are yet — n a n it for

M .IV KEY ,e have a national lumorary o n o u r

i it' ""ilfiR1 Key Key waa once a power on *h e

pus in m atters o f student leader- but what has becom e o f it*1 W

not once tieard o f a n y a c t i v i t ie s

organisation t h i s t e r m a n d w e

that there is l i t t l e hope o f anv organization is w ith o u t a p r e s i -

t and it has withered in t o a name lias been shelved in th e d a r k e s t

^ive of cam pus lias beens T h i s Regrettable as Blue K e y has a pur-

to serve o n this cam pus a n d the m a n class, that has a lw a y s been recipient o f its good w o r k s h a r d -

knnws it PdaU

•rR E X V " RE W ARE group o f alumni were iieard dn»- ig the Michigan-M ich igan stat. of 1015 the other day It seems

two of these old grads sat behind president o f the college at the

that day "P rexy.' was wearing hat and was getting as great

ik out of the game as the tw o ¡inflates

-Jerry DePrato Aggie fullback ) just gone over for the first touch-

S n in the M -0 victory, when one a t undergraduates remarked that If

repeated the feat, he would smash gy's" derby ••Jerry” went over the afcnrt touchdown just before half ended and “Prexy” cam e

minus his headgear

T M rV TTRE MAYBEi of a state institution sel-

their political views on lit here on this campus

‘"m nearly every department head in ttne with the Hoover-Oreen

Oh. well, a card to Dad on hi* never lowers the allowance

[fact. Dad has been known t o add extra Bbk

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Twenty-ihrer At kielet Select« H tor Membership in Honorary

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PAR i „Y CLOUDY AND COOLER WEATHER FOR SATURDAY

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CONSIDER PLANS TO BUILD FLOOR IN NEW ARMORYCapacity Basket bill Crowds of

Past Srasoa Makes Move Necessary.

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a c c o r d in g to in fo r m a t io n regarding w h e t h e r t h e M ic h ig a n s t a t e c o lle g e im 'k e t h a l l t e a m w ill b e p e r m it t e d to u se th e D e m o n s t r a t io n h a l l h e r e fo r so m e o f if*. m a | o r h o m e ¡ » m w th l* w in t e r *

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SOCIETIES TO PURCHASE FLAGS

REV. »CUNE TO SPEAK OK COMING ELECTION

STATE STUDENTS TO FORM LETTER

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CLARK WINS NATIONAL TITLE AT CHICAGO SHOW

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Brilliant Decoratiaas, Numerous Enlerluinmeuls, to Extend Wel

come In Former Students.

RECORD CROWD EXPECTEDW in im » A lu m n i ' T h l * w il l b e th e

e?m r o f th e gr*v»tln g e x t e n d e d b y •*'« 'n ¡a n S t a t e c o lle g e to t h e m e m b e r s

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A ll s o c ie t y h o u se « th r o u g h o u t th e c i t y w ill l ik e w is e d r e v s u p fo r th e o c c a s io n M a n v c o m b in a t io n s o f m a t e r i a ls a n d c o lo r s a n il he u s e d w ith a r t i s t i c e f fe c t to c r e a t e a n a t m o s p h e r e o f c h e e r fu ln e s s a n d h o sp ita lit - . C r e p e p a o e r o f b r t l l ia n t h u e s , b u n t in g , a r b o r s a n d a r t i f i c ia l f lo w e r s a l l <»f M irv tn g c o lo r s , w il l b»*com e v e h ic le , f o r t h e e x p r e s s io n o f w e lc o m e

T h e f t ip s offer#*d b y th e i n t e r - f r a - t e m l t y c o u n e il a n d t h e H a n -H id le n ic le a g u e to t h e h o u s e t h a t a c h ie v e s th e m o st ' i n k i n g e ffe c t w ith th e d e c o r a t io n s w ill a d d g r e a t e r /e s t to * h ls ja»r- t ic u la r f e a t u r e o f th e • c le b r a t lo n

T h e c o m m itte e t h a t w il l s e le c t th e w in n in g h o u se ts c o m p o s e d o f D e a n C o n rn d F*rof A r n o ld H c h e e le . a n d Ie v i .K Itir-h a rd s

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is i t o r s (lu rin g * e v e r y m in u t e o f s t s v T h i s e n t e r t a in m e n t w il l fr o m th#* in f o r m a l i t y o f t h e o ld

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f ir s t tu g e v e n t H a t u r d a y is- th e ra m e I’ n e r e wcill lie n o p a r a t je <»r . t im ts d in in g 'h e h a d a s h a s tieen ir o v io ip lv a r r io u n c e d A t 'h e i r m e e t - tig T u e s d a y e v e n in g t h e i i i f e r - f r a t e r - iif c o u n c i l d e c id e d 'h a t t h i s t im e ic h t f u llv lie lo t ik s t.o 'h e m l leg»» i*.»n*l 0 in f a i r n e s s ;»» »h at u r g a r u s a f io n h e y v o te d d o w n a l l . t t in ts

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Flags for HooMcoawig.

P raierm fles and soron'l#*« have now entered into the plan o f t h e m errhants of (.ansinv and Fa?* lainstng in dis- plaving college flags and a r e p la c in g orders tor the banner« To »e »wned by the society The plans for the d isplay o f th»- State flag 1« developing rapidly and those backing th e ¡ i r o fe c ’ hope *o have l Oflfi flags **n d i s p l a y :n the tWMt riues for 'h e various college events

The flags are four by six feet In Mar and bear s large block letter ’8” on a field of green. The flag la attached to a staff which la to be placed in the sidewalks in front of the placet o f business o f Lansing and Raat Laming

It is hoped that the decorations will appear along the street for the first time tomorrow for the Homecoming game with Colgate. If the banners a rrive in time t hey will also be used by the societies as a part of ’he homecoming day decorations

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FRESHMEN FORESTERS TO BE WELCOMED AT CAMPFIRE

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Exhibition of Art ShowsUnusual Handling of Color

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T w enty-five painting« from *hr p r ivate collection o f Mr and Mr« Austin Jenison. o f Lansing are being shown in room 410 on the fourth floor o f Olds Hall T h e exhibit can be seen daily except Sunday from 9 00 a m to S on p m and Saturday from 9 00 to 12 <10 a m from O ctober 15 to 25

The majority of the painting are done in oil but there are also many :n- teresting studies done in water color The exhibit ts mostly 1 epreaentative of landscape painting with also small portraits The works of some ten artists are displayed Wm Swift Daniel! has the greatest number of paintings in the exhibit, being represented by 14 works, chiefly of landscapes

One oil which Is especially interesting for its remarkable representation of vivid color in subdued ton— la a picture of a shepherd with his few sheep in-the field. The picture tells a storv of a brilliant sunset and gathering shadows a t the —me ttme

A woodland scene in water color is ■Met attractive t m ttw handling of the

m edium snd the ep ten n g o f *nt< •n the '* r s » ‘ run* of an old «vcarr

and another ¡n ‘ he *.*m* medium * »torv o f '.ate winter evening alien black waters are «nowing -through break.ng c e *he -tream ‘ »r . • - i ... ‘ vhowing between 'h e ;m» o f snow and 'Tie setting sun . • ,ng rank U ghu -.o n g the darx tm n lu

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• Two portra**.« .n full ^ngth tiv Burrell are ,n'er**»t.ng for the unusuairiesa :n their technique A landscape n water rokw by Marion Worhiwl .-..es a mn*t pleading effect a l lights «nd shadows on vallev and mouhuun?- And j* mod ¡ntere»ung study in '»»* of % calm sea at tm ¿light ;a * work .f F W C urren The strange light blend« the water and sky into one and the m otion i f the ùow rolline wav«*s .? ra .ght in a wonderful harmony ,.f color winch lends a certain glow to the entire composition

There is hardly a in g le picture in the entire exhibit which does not hold some interest through its handling of color or eh— of subject matter

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aptMuniments be kept at the tim e designated If impossible to be present at that time, notify Mildred Bverlng- ham. AiphjM C*hi house.

l / t 8 T -A small oval brooch, painted on porcelain with gold back. Somewhere on rampus Reward offered a t tt is an neirlocm Francis Wildern. Charlotte. Mich.

ft tins for m any years been the o p in io n o f eye specialists that the '-mail tvf*e used in the average news- limpcr has been a contributory cause o f eve fatigue »nd impaired vision Many have urged that newspapers be set in a larger sue type that would be m ore easily read Publishers have found that this is not economically practical as it would require either more (Mige.s to accommodate the news' o f the day or the publishing of less I news •

M anufacturers of type setting machinery have been working on this problem for several years and have devised a new type, the design of which is based on a study of the movements o f the eye in reading as well as on the requirements of modem printing methods. While th is type ts ifitnellr no larger than the type formerly ueed ft invites reading and its tone is restful. the letters being full, round, d eer end exceptionally rseflekls.

A T TH E UNION

Help support your Union bv ¿ur- chasing from 'h e very *'t»mplete line of school 'Upplies pii«es. and t<ens to be found at 'h e main desg

We are «pen II hours of the day. and can serve you if you give us vour patronage

The new pépees ita ve a long range of prices, and are a Youd buy Also, we liavc the standard fountain péna

The Union Leading Library, consisting of the latest books, allows you the use of a book for 15 cents a week, or 10 cents for four days.

Bar Cn #h B w ki

Number 11

'ISBANSHIP■ad Petition! Fol- Stand On Na* Politici.

INSULThn* been set loose

v '(»flowing the ap- d if orlai colum ns o f

•hi o f an editorial •r 'fn ith ” Several

• wbmitted by nf%ihg rodent body

po 'l ie content right o f the

¡ or ■ biased

Everett Hmtth for

» ••ised about ■ f«ng the

>t ob - 11 ted.nek

• '( ‘(f .n o n e artici«».til comme o'

ha« previously f ' 'fit l»e Htat«»d

‘ fiave been F r,n im letters 'hey are on Hoover, but

' ’ in tig* «tu - *'•#*! fias re-

• * ' 'h a t our ' • uccom -

* !>*• interest v e et ter* is in anv• -f t h a t o f tlie

’ (<* hate News* u se o f

•r 'h e fu r th e r -" ‘ • v io la -•a b v • !,<• lu d e n t

1 la r g e n u m b e r ie.s o n 'h i * p e t i -

( * < ì Murray, fat#- News has

. b lu n d e r w h ic h ’ fa r m o r e dis- ' - 'L i n k i n g stu-

•U'« ft lo ss a f f a i r ■ ‘ ¡'••r tietn g s t l j - f n o t e n t e r ¡n to

f f e b r a n d s th e iMjJt- s.s ‘ f ro n g o f o n e p a r t y is n*t ìw the Htate t e n a n c e f r o m a ie c o n t in u e s , it kwirf u n fa i r a d •

n <i|»*n ie t l e r e n - ‘f : ’ irises the• I <nd c o u n t e r s

*e * (»II st d e r s o u t -A I f re d P:

• u d id a t e j | e

le r s «ere received 1 and it is. contrary

,iai»er to « oauder ’ I.at are not signed ■I 'h e authors rving the political

News, follows in

in«*»I. d o ¡»ereOy and gainst ’ be political e NewsI u se o f I be • *t ‘tortai uriheranre any a violat »n of the a* ludent body. It • fuch our ' «>..ege is ra'ion It abolishes

play and endan- »' to our college

CLUB TO 0PLES CHURCH

c'oNmopohtaa club Peoples church on - Those who are ib and m work are

eign •udcnu at its n u n oer includes dv members of the

»der con.siderai.ion o iiecome tffihated Vvsoria*. n <»f Cos- *tra Prates

UNION'o olay bridge or

m thè lo b by or v d o .so ( v getung bles it th è main ha* «eversi

rpo#» We hope thls '.>nase o f thè ure urne• lunch room and »leaaant place to t wtsh s trguiar r u Handwichse» ndaes. and drtnke

group banquets. •rties sse MISS al food aarvtet a l

to oeaw to tho

IP W

N p l M

Klfk» U lu l i la P Pm é i n i Caal

ALMON BRINGST u m o r r i i» after no« m

pmrtrrn ultimili rii tini**. Mlnle footlaill tenui wl MK-nliiI pillile oli t f nitrii Ih«* All »toii eoi le limoli thè Hiuirtmi «Im I* rttimlitg h'uli oli il Imi|»*x limi llle Kl|*ke • triti bui «mii “li«*" thè fo I eil In Mie «naMrtn'N ufn nini "ili In il nIIImInNIÌ

III vie» or Ihe fileI I* mtlMt» " on their flr-»V n l|M irni«o imivctNlfy1 2 n th** u n in i' K n tit r i li w ii lk m v ii» • iih w h n e v w k \ lh h m lutti M*v h m k ut Ih«* -In*kIiiiiIuk n m l in-* o rd it i li 1 « a l l i i t e " n o n liu t i* - h o « n <*i b a v e ih«*iiiH»*lvn« Mete« l 'n i n n i l i l ' . i l i i in*, n in i in n i ili«* v U l i i i r * «m io i e r m o p ili ve ti n llm uni y e n i I V n / o i i i n m l l ’o le i . t e t e r n it |M voi m n n » • • fo ll ili* " h o en ti Ih* . to f l i r t i III kimnI u m ili “ j

M OI n p f i w n i l « | i i a m i atyle g iv o « l i d e p e n d a b le unlit-

A * & l in o e x a m p ! n o lo th e s e b a n d a m u r u m o n l* . O i l

W a l i l - l n n l«

i l h a - booti tru l b u y a b o t io r w r i «p e a k » io r t lw lf . I w h ic h « lu m i» a le

■ Iv y a $ 2 i o $ 6 .

T h c a e a ro e x a m p a b le v a i m i in il • h arp lin o . S e e yi

SPECIAL MEN S

M u ti I lP* fuCl'H

to in liir

Yuu FI « W e l l . I . « n k » you will Ami A g o t h is b if s ta r honuruhl«* m enifor us

We Are PIl e a bmad Iw grain t wmr* in ferm a. JhM ih r é pna a ra r Krad

Nunn and

Michigan State NewsPmMIiM iwkt we ll* daring the «alia « rear ky th* ilidrato at Mk*M*an IIUI* Collar*.

RnteeM m ***0114 rlaaa matter at llw goat- nffirr. (teat (amain*. flrhHran.

The Michigan Stat* New* otTk* I* k**at«Nl <m th* fourth Hour of th* Union hulMlna Telephone, mil*** *a<*hantt«, eatanalon 104 nffl«* hour* Sunday, Monday, W«*dn«**da>. nrxl Thueadsy from H p. m. to II p m

KdilorlaU n»*t« nrimP io the Mlehltfan Btat# New« are written by the ei|H«>r-in-rhief and hla loalHionia who are »Indenta. They ran in no way he lnli*rpr«*leil »%.r*-pr****ntlnir the offlrlal viewpoint of the rnlbifc or of the ml Ie«. oltlriaU. ______________ _~ Hulmrriiillon. BI.Mi |Ji* Kehool Vear

FIUTONI Al. STAFF MANAfilN'i BfltTOH inilil ICI., A M. INSls

l’an I TrothHi hrleite H.ove Maj.’l llornlnv

I Kdltor - Fdilnr blilnr F.Hitiu I lodge. John

I. * 'bur

in s|\|:ss STAFF Ill'NINKHH MAN At iK I W Ml If P.*. It KHIHH

It. Adv.

T il l : f l l.A H I IA N I i Snttirdnv will mnrk probably

largest influx «»f fortnrr mwnbci the Michigan Htate student h*i«1v friends «if the college seen here number of year* Thev are retui to this ram pi is altei n yeai "i < elmiiReH changes which have m*«*n widely tflaruNMRl. approve«I nnd dis

approvedThin year a new hid never!heless

old. administration is managing the affairs Of the collage. bringing d out id a nit nation Which was generally tin ill«asnni The fiMitball team is being handled under new men and with new methods The phyalcal HM|a*rt of the cnlleue Is materially different

these alumni will return with queo- tuuis in then minds doulit* ronrrrn- ItlK the well-being «»I the ttuMltutlon mi.f r Anticipation concerning a win fitfiu gridiron squad an«l pleasure Itllx- «•«I with regret al the many changes on the rHi'tpus

The principal element undoubtedly fiii which Ihev will look and which

will loom m i importantly in their eyes.ever, w t t fee tb s nttttaie of the

tudent body, the spirit which per- ntaa It I f IMa factor measure« up

< the m a rt or aa day*, their Malt here and retrospect oi

w ill remain pleasantly In their nds. and with It a belief that the in

ti tutlon la still em inently worthy of their loyalty and xtlll progressing For t Ik upon the attitude of the .student, tody that a thing of this sort can be

most adequately judged*»nv preparatlona have been under

.•‘ay for the past several weeks In honor of these former habituates ot he campus To carry th«* plans out.

some sacrifice was demanded or the tudent body and. becaune «»I the lack i interest or perhaps energy, a lew

events on the program hi hrmtghSince thf most valuable asset

rolleire has is its alumni whose oieridlo*i hi an*, proied undert Is ah absolute neressltj H to advantage that «*vervthing pog Mould b«* done for them

«..reovar, the mere fact that these nml nr* returning 1» sufficient r«*a

ii to greet them with a glad •uiiid wellom*' theni hack to their

• .ie make apparent that Michigan Bint# rolleire Is preeminent as an In • notion and 'hat the student bod’- M-i iilumnl are Indiasoluble fiart* «>1

i mu poseful whole

mmtetul. W ithout q w o t lo n S W W u c - tu r* would he packed for i t leo lt w ree

the eeoieo, and would he clow tosn B A l! ? 2 S 5 ? . « . - ~ * ________AMI Til PLEDGE LISTS «!«<• »«•the •“*» .. y ,U W A floor in the bulldta* for Jenuerythot of former T - _| u — f c , , f C a * 4 l N e d fa d aW “ * ■ * " *. 1 „ 1 V T The mnln objection In the peel.

S w e l t t o i S t . *

s s « « s s y n s Ä S s k *ä « t a i s sIdeal one for the meet dft* _________

fa I lei

ihlc

Several names have been added to the sorority pledge list« since they were published last week The fo llowing girls were iibbon**d last F r i day and formally pledged this week

Alpha l*hl. Dorothy Vetor. Alpha Oainma Delta Helen Henson. Dorothy Brown Alpha Thl Omega. Betty CM- well. Caroline Cook; Chi Omega. B e t ty Porshaw Katherine Hmlth. Ruth W hite Jean Churchill ^Selpha Lewis Kappa Delta Oenevl«*vc Fox. ^Magda- lln»* Fox Dora Warden. Them lan lone Worden. Lois Kvertlng. H«*same. Ruth Bartell Fro Alphmn Marjorie Hard '

I .ii - * year thousands were turned •iwav before the Notre Dame, and several other games This year Rtate Ir to tak«* «in Penn Rtate Notre Dame. Marquette. Detroit Ohio Wesleyan and Colgate on the H«ior here whleh means there will in extmordinary ticket demands for thev* games

With a Moor In the armory approximately 9 000 persons could b* H**c«im-

The main objection in m e past, and at the present time. Is tha t the polo- 1sta desire to iim* the building. A* present but ten men are out ilfr polo It Is - •willbask«thousands

A ih i* tier advantage In using the biiildln for athletic« would be for • hf '!••' 'cam Rtrve Farrell. M ich Igan '• 1 coach informed the writeralmost a • •• •'> 'hat h»* would bring his tram here for ah indoor meet with

dead certainty that the game- nftract but few persons, while •Iball will draw well up In the

DR. OLIN TO ATTEND ANNUAL HEALTH MEET A T CHICAGO 1

Dr It M Oltn. head of the college health service, left Monday to attend the annual meeting of th»* American

D r. R . I. S e a lb yHEN TIFT

•»ir Villini ltl«lg. ITmhn* TMK1I « > uingH h) ApfMiintMwol

1 o \ i l l l F K PI/ANN T it H I 'I I . I»HOOK IS NI’W ARMOKi

if'onllnued from page I will make it mighty

>ood games at h<

To Home nick Frenhmen of M. S. C.

T o A dntti. I’ nnuliM«* w a s hnvffe. T o *bn pfMul HfTiohF his f|f*S- cnndnhtH. h »» m t* is p a r a d is e . Wi* tru st th at y o u a ro a m» *ii v thu potiti. &

Wilson & JohnsonAttentionStudents

lanaing 's Most l p-1«-1 M ie KealNiiranl

•?iu Mouth Hn oh iiu lm i Avenue

Fenton Park Kennels

» l l l l l h ( t l l lM H H l \ JjTEKKIEEm

1*1 EHEN EHW FAI.H jlj I »it 1 1 1 o t I mm u t I n o n jjj Ijjj TO EENTHN STREET(j( Kffidc *». I.niishig. AHehigaw |j|

‘Town & Country’ Sport Jackets

S o f t snudi*. d«>rm*sUi’ and ifM p o rtiu l rap** I t i l i hoi

t > loll an d l i ii f ly tnilon.*t!

ll a . . , , - ^ . ' . r t w a r . l i» ni rii vvinilla'i i ik fr * in p r :i ’.

; I t i l l ]•» ¡ lu i lM - r l u u l f ' M l '

I I I ; , ¡;, I \ a b le -. a I

HALE HAT&Tall Ha ls for ('«Hege Men

Real l ap Values

$3.5« - $5.00 $1.95

H A L E H A T Smi N Washington Avenue

Artshould be preserved I

m ks*T I »xxivfi-K a

I J E W E L E R !: Harrison Marshall |

Il « I I Hl - M ttf'H fc*xitvr.i r i n

IMI.MIHT 'IA IIH IIMV I'HINs

( t i n 1 î l a r i r t j i ¡ m i < b itf î è h o p11 REPAIRING

I M i l l ! t k ( I I I I ( « I W « »

Th * name you know ■ ■. " T h e F ! O R S H E I M S h o e "

. . . in definite aaaurance of value, fit and style . . . money's worth and more.

noSofwr Stylet |(11 and $12

H ^ iaN1 1* **> W i*hl»iwton %%e

I.ANMNl*

SI 3.50

Sehohle Ilatiirt ..I

M vs m u )s .ill«- Halt NtllM* o l 11 If* I«|U II

* !.'■ *» W »-looi.il II %»•

lei .. . bi|./.at, full I mad.. 1 ' !ai with

*-!«* «hai Ree,- • I Th* p*>' Re' •

g and np yt<»,'

,h Btand 31"h , l a. 1 ulta I" r n And p I

eie A J To«ci Mata

H i - K M llarfttrd Oppti^it«' I I F- H M k»liofili •

• ■ I

MARY STEWARTS■ For a HOT 30c LUNCHEON at NOON *• Home-Made WafflesI Special CombinationsI Hallowe'en means parties. Have you• vour Candy Favont?

O N T H E I f I O V T H E W O R L D ' S S E I I I I

T hree Trium phant \a n k e e sconduct the Blindfold test. . .

and M i l l e r H u g g i n s picks O L D G O L DBlue (îoose Fruits and Vegetables

Il W \\s THF. HEM InA fov Them

IIKRNOON FRUIT CO.IMNlNIItl TIIHn

F ir*>| I nr id F’ltMidn làrapr F ruit \ r r i tn l llmr*»«l.n

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STATE CAFEI 'J I F l i m i l i H iv e r A»«-

The Most Up-to-Oate Place in East Idinsing

'Flit- H a b f and l,o u here w ill tell you

thui there i* onlv one o h » l<> chooae

ii pitcher . . . and that's lo send him

into the box and let hint tw irl a few

mninRa.

So th )><--*• w ay to chooae a ciga

rette 1» I" put them all through their

pace» in the hlindlolil leal.

In the le«f I have just m ade, O ll>

C u n n plate d rig lu into m y m itt. Its

z ip p t flavor and m e liii« antiMiihness

couldii'l he touched by the other

three brand».

M k ,;

F IM i l ' C .EH H IC i

•«•»faett la fé* in IM il I F K H t f . f . t N S

who mu-tr the le t!H A MF HI T H n i'», h fa ike tet*

Follow the Pigskin and Wear PKÎSKIN GLOVES

For Iht Football Uamen

We have new assorments of Pigskin Gloves at $4.95 per pair for men

M illsand women.

D r y G o o d s C o .O r c . * « !*•

la th . .I.M.!«» ru o a t i Navi. Fwld niD.iroti — - - / ‘— ■—f i | . — /- frfrNui» u t Lou Cx»n» « • . . ih. H,OUI.,Id ta n . u.t» b«l>Ma l u t « . Oui» o u

C il. t . l lr M U Is M u “ « M ilW r H u u iu . uua.uou * U u kad . " w k u k Mod.ItuM «»* ' l u t i u u , oi th . U .n » M u T W u a u u V ia k N a k l« a a k a d i» tB t ) h i K .u?” ^

SMOOTHER AND BETTER - "NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD*

East Lansing State Bank CAPIT$i4ÄSoRPLUST

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! 7 S o c ie t ie s P la n P a r tie s f o r H o m e c o m in g D a y W e lc o m e

A week-end crowded with pertle* Is the prospect for the Hom ecom ing reek-end The expected arrival of a large number o f alum ni has given the inetun for-the planning of a number of imrties by the fraternities and •orities The week-end will s tart with the Army band concert tonight at rmory Tomorrow afternoon the alumhi Will attend the Colgate gam e tie later dinners, smokers, and parties will be held in their honor No _ |(mn gixteen parties have been planned for Saturday night, while the (tertatnlng of the alumni will continue Sunday m orning when breakfast will Served in most o f the sorority houses Alpha 2eUi held a banquet at t h e , - - —

»“m „ ? I T ; co-ed h o c k e y t e a m to s l a yirt followed the initiation of six new¡£ ,t a m int.. t h . Ioc. 1 ehbptar ALUMNI CROUP SATURDAYleorgc lamd.sburg acted as toastmaster

th ■ program winch followed A rthuiKnoblauch spoke' in beh»’f of the There will be a hockey came Sat nr

¿embers while Ed O n iH tn e r respond-¡day mornii.g between the active " S " d for the Initiates 'g irls and «lie alumni All of these

girls have won tin- 1000 points requlr . ed by the W A A There are to be !it leas4 V * alumnae hepp to pertlci- pate This game will la* a good one nnd one of the highlights of the homecoming Saturday

n rty w hich is to be held at . I n eEelt M t Sounr ó» ratiirday m n t o t . Troubadour* of Jiekrnn hove been en- M «ed to furnish the music for the dancing.

The Delphich are entertaining their altfmni at. a barbecue following the gufne in the evening they are to hold their fall term party. Captain and M rs At p. I.arson , nd Professor and M rs L /C Plant will attend the party as patrons while W allie Bennett's orchestra will play

T h e AeTheons are having their party at the Masonic temple The orchestra Is to be O llleo 's nnd the patrons will be Professor and M rs J T Caswell and Professor and M rs A K Chittenden 'Ihey too ar** having a.breakfast for the aiumni Rundav morning

The Metropolitan orchestra is sched-

M. H. HEWITT TAKES K IT IN LANDSCAPE DEPT

M H Hewitt has replaced John Hyde as instructor in the department of landscape architecture here. Mr Hyde resigned to accept a similar position at Auburn. Ind.

Mr Hewitt was graduated from O uelph college, and com pleted his post-graduate work at. Harvard university

i from Ann A lta r the PM CM fU p k rt aroparty which la to bw held In Demon- ------- --------•tration ta n ta n from. The patrons ig y n c iare to be Prof. and Mrs K A. Oee . . .

The Delta S f m Phi party win be The Y W C A girts are giving a held in the W omans chib house The waffle breakfast from I ’M to I t Sal- house will be the scene of the Hes- urday morning a t the Peopi perlan homecoming party. The PI Tickets are 3ft cents, and Kappa Phi's, the T rimoria 's and 8. A are invited P 's . and the Phyleans complete the listof thane to hold fall term parties while p a TRONIZK • »HR a U T IR T IM M I

Th«1 Eunomiaps are planning to en- erta ln about eighty alumni and guests

i t a dinner on Bat urday night Bert Rfrrmuth. the editor of the Michigan »rm« r and one of the founders of the Itttcriilty •* **' among the speakers, tlie banquet

i Th« Alpha flam m a I •*•!♦.« is the only brunt y to hold a pariv Saturday |ght An open house lor their re brnin't alumni has been arranged

and Mrs P I I lieVrles will net 1 1 tons

I The ballroom of the o lds Hotel will the scene of the Ph i tle lta party

The patrons will I»»* Professor and Mrs CL E I »unfoid Colonel and Mrs E D ^ \ h . Mr RrM* M tk Harry K lpke. Cap

:? R Chase and Barret while W ard Kelley s orchestra

|| hold sway at this parly »he Ph i Tail's will hold I heir p arty

their hot i hi on Saturday night lycrv.eather arm his orchestra will gnish the music for «he dam mg and

and Mrs M M McCool’and M ajor d M rs C Thomas Rtnhle will act as

Lanm A Uro. Co Kirhmond. Vit Gentlemen

Since I first started have always smoked • »it*

O n e day. S H K saio dear, why don't you srrw

pijsn nly -looking '. I had to bu ind a can of

m e d ia t e ly w ith a rerf am f«-*-lpride in m y t « 'v |*i|*M, 1 light*'a n d p m c w sle - l f o t a-. •• my tirngten. I trier! e lm « t -e very brandever hcurd of. hut n«me aatufii

.Sadly; 1 had to cor if CRM to If KH* u |*l|te srnok« r | w h s a-g<M

" D id you try 1/IgfW'irtli •aske«|. " T h a t in w > a« d a d sia n d h e 's a lw a y s a n ." h i t a Pipe

.Ho 1 wart furced «m try Kdg«-a n d a ll that 1 r a n «•ty u that ilfe llu w that hart tried til III • ustlll«• If to a p ip e , atarter1 w ith Kdgt-

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Gift Store Hosiery Shoppe

Come In and I>M»k Aroundt t t I hbol K«m*I

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H r r t Í M o w W t H a t a f » r a t I k a L m l t t l M i t t a m C o i t t m k l m R e c o r d »

I ta l i t r a I w n b t ra lly W illy U t a OoUuabUuxt h a t O ld » « . H b r . r t o f M in . W a llf Thv Colum bi« ■«

M u r M fb t t o t Trnl Paul W hitem an and H u OrchI t inch I R«nrs of trw irrdav Fox Trot

l&M-DH in d iTftr

»«tin* Hus Pox Trot R inim I Evening Pox Trot

IftM-DI t Inch . _ _

f i r I * «M»i» Tail Fox TrotR eg Rose Fox Trot

Paul W hitem an and H u O rch

Jan G arber and H u Orch. Jan G arber and Hi* Orch.

Fiant.is Craig aiid H u Orch P ra n o s Craig and H u O rch

We Hate III I he ln lr « l Nit* an B w a n h Player Pian» Halla and

Budd’s Music House" K I T A V T H lM i 1% B l k i r

SIB t a t t W roM taM w Ava. la m in g . M ichigan

STORE hl'B V MAT1RDAV KYEMNGM I .NTH. » AO

POUND f.5id I. Atkin ¥

f t » s i ftim x plea s*- leai

POR HAI.P Prier %.! I 21H N Wh

Rich!• ftftfRl

Call

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Lansing 4

.rd to play for the U-Lit y party The arty which is to hr hejtf in the K C all 1 . fo have Cuphifn and M rs Joa hi win al- as patron i Something very ruque iti tlie Wav of program s has •on p la n n e d /

A. B. HARFORDOPTOIHETRIHT ¡

%t Variety and ft lfi whop j

f ’o m e I n a m é L o o k V s O v e r

01 R GIFT SHOP

at tii». W isteria room in the Hotel Olds The Alpha fiam m a Rh o s are j 11 Iso entertaining their alumni at dm I net Saturday following tpe game

Professor and M rs R P VanAlstyne I I leutenant nnd Mrs Rnckcfellow and f r I Neil Mason are the potrona for the 1

G i r l ’* H o t T i p S lccrw S lu f l c n l

l<» F a v o r ii« ; P i n e T o b a c c o

there would i** very few that Aould go t>a< k to cigarette«.

Vours sincerely,V d M a h e r

E d g e w o r t hK x I r a H i g h t i r a r l e

S m o k i n g T o b a c c o

Haic you tried our own home-made ! Candies?

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Coach. Klpke does not underestimate the strength of. the Maroons and as a resul' the Spartan team has been pointing toward Saturday's came for several wee*»». In secret practices this week, the Flat** team has been worked hard In order to prepare them for the n ttack w h ic h It Is expected the easterners w ill launch tomorrow A lthough only six first downs havr been .scorer! in the three game** thus far »hi*, vn to fi against th** Spartans the c o a c h in g ■•»aff h a s b e e n s t r e s s in g t h is ph as< o f t h e gain t* t h i s week strongly T r c k l i n g b lo c k in g , a n d o 'h e r fin** p o ln s o f tin* p la y h a v * been g iv e n es- p c c ta l attention

W it h t h “ se c re t p r a c t ic e s thi*. w eek a ls o , h a v e c o m e a n e w batch o f p la y s to b e d e v e lo p e d T h e h a c k f le ld h a s b e e n u n d e r t h e s h a r p e y e o f C o a c h ’ T pV- :*i >*d t »*» p o lish u p th e w ork i n " o f t h e now a w ell a th e o ld pin vs

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••When Greek meet» Oreek" I s « « ° N raying, but when an All-American coached eleven meets up w ith another A11-American coached team te Iusually plenty of trouble On Satur- day when Colgate university invades th“ Spartan»’ camp the Maroon team ( will b* coached by Earl Abell, head | football coach at the eastern school. 1 9 1 *j all-American tackle choice. Abell was also captain of the Colgate eleven which defeated Ya le 15-0 and Army 111-0 Omch Abell and a squad of 20 men arrived 'h is noon and are stay- in- at th“ Olds hotel They Will In dulge in a short workout this afte rnoon •

• in t h** other hand Barry O fClpke, head coach of th** state team. wa> an all-American bnckfleld choice while rilavin-* fo*jtball under Fielding Yost .» Michigan in 1W3

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Freshmen teams who have practiced | Coi“ ate play have been sent against the varsity several times this week In I order to familiarize the Spartans w ith | th*' Maroon plav*.

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