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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Associated Students of the University of Montana (ASUM) at ScholarWorks at University of Montana. It has been accepted for inclusion in Montana Kaimin, 1898-present by an authorized administrator of ScholarWorks at University of Montana. For more information, please contact [email protected]. MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY, MISSOULA, MONTANA Z400 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5,1937. VOLUME XXXVII. No. 13 Grizzlies Bid for National Fame Tomorrow Wheeler Tells Candidates Who Will Enter Competition at Managers Club Ball Strong Bulldog Team Inside Story On Judiciary Threatens Montana’s
Opponent of Court Reform Long Victory String Is Alpha Tau Omega Guest Speaker Szakash, Lazetich, Dolan Rally from Injuries Received In Bobcat Game; Regular Silvertip Backfield
Senator Burton K. Wheeler last Will Be Intact at Opening Whistle ni6ht told the inside story of his ------;------stand on the Supreme Court re Montana’s reputation in the national football stadium will organization issue, gave facts be I be at stake tomorrow when Gonzaga Bulldogs invade Dom- hind Farley’s “It’s in the bag” statement, and said he believed I blaser field for a game that will make or break a badly crip- Roosevelt was misinformed by I pled Grizzly eleven. The main attraction on Montana’s annual Cohen and Corcoran on the court ' ®Open House program will be the question. Vandal, Grizzly ?uel ^ *1° “77’f ^ ap- Speaking before university offi 'tain Mad Milt Popovich, Mon cials, alumni and members of Crpss - Country tana’s bid for All-America, and Alpha Tau Omega social fraternity George (Automatic) Karamatic, at their chapter house, Wheeler Men Will Meet! Gonzaga’s highly touted ball car- condemned F a rle y ’s “pressure” methods and expressed belief that ------The Grizzly starting backfield Hugo Black’s appointment to the |Grueling Race to Be Feature!W>R he intact tomorrow when the court was handed senate leaders Of Half-Time Period first whistle blows at 2:15 o’clock. while the president was angry at At Gonzaga Game Willy Lazetich, injured in the Bob- a disobedient senate and a reac ______cat game, will be in his usual spot I ... , .. ,.. _ at right halt Paul Szakash, also tionary south. Added attraction of the Gonzaga ____, ■ ,, , _ , „ ... f injured in the State game, has re- / Senator Wheeler, opposition game tomorrow afternoon will be covered sufficiently to play in his leader in the president’s court re | the cross-country race between ftfllback and signal-calling post organization fight and one of the Grizzly and Idaho university mara Milt Popovich will have his post nation’s most colorful figures, de thon runners. The race will com at left half. nounced the methods of Tammany, mence during the second quarter Dolan at End described John J. Lewis as a “very of the game and will finish at half forceful character” and expressed time. Johnny Dolan, midget end, is conviction that the United States | Each team will be limited to coming along and will be at right will remain neutral in the Far seven runners. The first five men end. Chuck Williams w ill be at left East. on each side to finish will score end, which he played regularly be Guests were President George points. fore injuries put him on the re Finlay Simmons, Dr. G. D. Shal- Men who comprise* the Grizzly serve roster. Frank Smith, fast lenberger, Professor E. A. Atkin team are Jack Rose, number one wingman, and Jack Hoon, speedy pass snatcher, w ill get the first call son, Professor Michael Mansfield, ♦ Pictured above are the co-eds who will go to the post tomorrow i runner and last year's track co for end replacements. Emil Tab- Russell Smith, Tom m y Higgins, Campus Aid Is Requested night in the big race for the title of “ Grizzly Queen.” Contestants are: who completes his track aracci, Ed Bofto and Pat Connolly Sherman Wertz and Dean R. C. 1. Winnie Bridges, Great Falls. Z. Louise Selkirk, Fishtail. 3. Angela career this quarter;. Wayne Git- TO ’41 are also ready for duty. Line who, with toastmaster Mickey McCormlck, Missoula. 4. Marion Nankervis, Butte. 5. Theola Miull, junior, number two runner; F o r backfield replacements, Walsh, was responsible for Wheel To Reconstruct Rally Pyre! Kela. 6. Dorothy Jane Cooney, Great Falls. 7. Anne Harnish, Sidney, Payne, junior; Ted Garling- Freshman derision of the Coach Fessenden has the elusive er’s appearance on the campus. 8. L ederc Page, Butte. 9. Peggy Carrigan, Butte. 10. Jane Klopfer, *on» PacBico; Elbert Barnwell bonfire-building tradition was Fred Jenkins. Jenkins can be used After speaking at the special unofficially yet adequately de Billings. 11. Virginia Flanagan, Great Falls. j Among Idaho’s probable entries to replace Popovich or may be convocation this morning, Senator Fessy Will Lead Pajama-Clad Students from Depot; creed when during the night will be Slade, number one runner; paired with the Grizzly ace. Last Wheeler left for Darby and will Plans for Parade Still in Effect “The Proctors of the Faith" Cunningham, number two, and year against Idaho, Doug used the return to the capital next week. posted “Plague Warnings” on Bing !oresees Union Office Fluharty, Probst, Sathen and Mil- slippery pair to the bewilderment the campus. Student luminaries today expressed disgust for the person lette. of the Idaho defense. Wednesday when four fresh Grizzly Defeat Bobby Beal, ball carrier or or persons responsible for the premature firing of ASMSU’s Last year Idaho won. New Art Exhibit men appeared to build the bon To Distribute blocking back, is ready along with rally pyre at 12:20 o’clock this morning and stated that campus I fire for tonight's rally, South By Alma Mater Jack Emigh, Joe Mariana, Frank Opens in Gallery AT CENTRAL BOARD aid will be necessary for reconstruction before tonight’s huge hall proctors, upperclass men, Play Tickets Nugent, Tommy Rolston and Clyde were forced to do the majority Brown. Doc Brower is slated to (parade. “ Tw o years ago the same®------Crooner Writes Letter to Murphy; Tuesday, November 2—Spe thing happened. This 'morning’s! Starting at the N. P. depot at of the work. take over the post o f blocking back, An exhibition of architectural Expresses Regret Montana cial committee appointed to episode may just as well be thrown 7:30 o’clock, Grizzly rooters will Yesterday freshmen were changing to end on the defense designs for small museums opened Will Lose Game Seats for “ Royal Family” work with Silent Sentinel and oft the books and plans made to Pa™de up Higgins led by Fessy, ample to complete construction when Hoon is at end. yesterday in the auditorium-gal May Be Secured Mortar board to recommend a protect the campus against re- the cub bear mascot. From Uni- o f the pyre, but today’s warn Lundberg Out lery of the art building. Bing Crosby’s personal regret song or group of songs from currence. I personally request stu- versity avenue, the paraders will ings indicate campus feeling Next Week Roily Lundberg, blocking back Designs may be viewed from 1 that Gonzaga must unseat our which the university's official dents this afternoon to help in re- turn left down Maurice avenue to was prodded by an offense and general utility man, is out for to 5 o’clock daily except Sundays high-riding Grizzlies tomorrow song may be chosen. Reports and during meetings in the aud building the bonfire,” stated Peter the lot back of the Union building which can be rectified by the Zag game with a severe char- was expressed over Bing's signa Students may start exchanging next meeting. Murphy, ASMSU president, late for the pep rally. underclass aid in reconstruction ley-horse. itorium. ture in a letter to ASMSU Presi ASMSU cards for reserved seats CB underwrites band depart The Department of Architecture, this morning. Mike Pecarovich, Bulldog coach, today. Recovering from an injury re dent Peter Murphy yesterday. to “The Royal Family" Monday at ment $495 for purchase of 55 Yale, through courtesy of Dean E. A t 12:20 o’clock this morning, and Doug Fessenden, Grizzly men ceived in the Don game, Bill Mat- The informal letter from the the Student Union office, accord band uniforms on understand V. Meeks, loaned the eleven arch ten minutes after freshman guards tor, will be featured speakers at asovic, varsity center, is definitely screen’s No. 1 crooner also ex ing to Donal Harrington, dramatics ing that amount be paid by itectural designs to Montana State Dale Olson, Jack Resnahan and the rally. One of the blanket win out of the game due to an auto Montana Back pressed his sorrow that a picture director. Although the play will' government next spring. university. Stanley Johnson went off duty, ners and a member of Downtown mobile accident yesterday morn will make impossible his attend run Thursday and Friday nights Committee appointed at Drawings, showing both eleva- Harold Trana, university night- Coaches w ill also talk. ing. The huge center received ance at the game. Bing was a stu of next week, Masquers request meeting of October 26 to in ' I.'CS and floor plan, include designs watchman, saw the first blaze. He Blanket Winners Rates Eleventh deep lacerations about the chin dent at Gonzaga for three years that students attend the Thursday vestigate possibilities of pro hurried to the scene but was un Featured guests of the student and forehead. Bob Thomally, who for glass,'P agd, historical and tex performance If possible. before he left to go on the road posed musical comedy reports played four quarters of bang-up tile museums. '*•=— able to stop the burning heap. body at tomorrow’s game will be In Points Won with an orchestra. However, his “The Royal Family” is a story action detained awaiting word These designs demonstrate ad -Toatebt’s Parade blanket winners, seated in a re ball against the Cats last week, will support has always been with the of the theater, the title referring of royalties on proposed show. mirably a variety of ways a mu Tonight's pajama parade and served section in the student take the pivot assignment. Bob Bulldogs, and he was recently to a family of famous actors, the seum can find to solve its con pep rally begin Open House activ bleachers. The athletes will be in will alternate at left guard on the awarded an honorary philosophy Cavendishes, whom many critics struction problems, said Professor ities which clim ax tomorrow night troduced to the crowd over the Convocation Figures Show defense. in doctor of music degree by Gon assume to represent the Barry Betty Schultz Elected George Yphantis of the fine arts in the crowning of the “Grizzly public address system when they Although slightly injured In the Szakash Has Scored zaga university. mores or Drews of real life. Queen" at the Managers club ball. come down on the field at half Music Club President Cat game, Aldo Forte w ill be at the department As they fret and strut through time. Blanket winners are Grizzly 33 Counters In his letter Bing said, “I regret right guard post. Paired with life, the Cavendishes display two athletes who have won three let even more that onerous duty that Betty Schultz, Helena, was elect Thomally on the defense, they will traditions of the theater. ters in one m ajor sport. falls upon Gonzaga of breaking ed president of the newly organ- make a formidable pair when Gon- Collective Action Voted Best Montana’s football team, one of Card stunts will be shown at the your highly attractive winning The older two, Fanny Caven-1 jze() Music club for music majors zaga’s huge fullbacks come their the seven m ajor undefeated game, according to Leroy Seymour, streak. However, somebody must dish and her brother, Herbert aj jlomc 0f jjcLoss Smith, dean way. elevens In the nation today, has For Preservation of Peace Butte, chairman o f Traditions do it.” Dean, revere the annals of the. 0j y,e mus[c school, last Tuesday Monk Gedgoud, out of the Cat the eleventh highest scorer in the stage, though both are handi-Light. board, w ho asks that students fol (Continued on Page Four) nation In Paul Szakash, battering capped by advanced age and out-1______low Instructions carefully. fullback, said Ty Robinson, Kali- moded methods of acting. Professor E. L. Freeman, W. P. Coombs Are Winners The Grizzly band will start play Injured Spelman spell, at yesterday's convocation. The younger three, Julie Caven In Second Forum of Campus Congress ing a half hour before game time Independents to Reorganize and stage a mass stunt between According to ty ’s statistics, Sza Finishes Football dish, her brother, Tony, and her halves. kash has totaled 33 points In five daughter, Gwen, protest hatred for games by two touchdowns, four the stage and a desire to break Following Election Tuesday Collective action as opposed to isolated neutrality was President Simmons will crown Strong Grizzly Guard Winds Up field goals and nine points after away from its restrictions and selected by students at the second forum of the Campus Con the “Grizzly Queen" at the first 1937 Gridiron Play annual Managers Club Homecom touchdown. rigors—to marry or to obtain free gress Wednesday night as the peace policy they wished the ing ball in the Gold room of the , Montana has scored 106 points dom. Committee Appointed Last Meeting Will Submit Draft United States to pursue. Arguing for collective action were James Spelman, varsity guard Student Union tomorrow night. to 18 for its opponents, 70 first Never heavy on plot, the satiric from Anaconda, will play no more Of New Constitution and Consider Different Professor E. L. Freeman and Wal-<* — Nominated by sororities and In downs to 40 for the opposition, comedy shows Julie, Tony and changing our internal economy to football this year, according to ter P. Coombs, Missoula. -In sum dependents, candidates for queen gained 2,123 yards In its five Gwen as they try their adventures Name for Group, Hoag Says meet the situation which a thor physicians’ reports. will be elected by votes of the per away from the stage. It is plain, ming up his arguments for collec games, leading in every depart ough-going neutrality would cre Spellie injured his knee, ankle sons attending the game and dance. ment except forward passes com however, that the glamour of the tive action, Coombs said, “America ate. I still think that democracy Independents will complete reorganization of their group Tickets for the ball may be pur and shin of the same leg in the theater holds them, and as the 80- pleted, punting average and yard 9 o’olock Tuesday night when they elect permanent officers in must choose whether its primary is the best kind of government Texas Tech game early this fall, year-old Fanny dies, Gwen dedi- chased from any member of Man age gained through the air. and that the United States has an nolicy is to avoid war or prevent agers club or in the sororities and Expected to recover, the injuries cates her baby daughter to the I the auditorium of the new journalism building. The constitu- Senior lawyers entered the thea L r In the light of its Interests obligation to co-operate with other fraternities. The name of the were extrem ely slow in healing. stage. The audience realizes that tional committee appointed at the last meeting will submit a ter with derbies and canes In an and' commitments prevention of more unfortunate democracies. ticket purchaser's choice for queen The early part o f this week the the Cavendish acting tradition will draft of the new constitution for®------nual observation of Derby day. In war should come first.” Proponents of the policy of iso is to be written on the small stub physicians’ examinations showed go on. discussion and action. Independent students interested in troductions were made by Alex Well known as an advocate of lated neutrality were Ty Robinson, of the ticket and deposited in the that the muscle was torn loose Written by two authors long In keeping with the reorganiza- the organization's future, Blewett, Butte, president of the neace Professor Freeman stated, Kalispell, and Bill Shallenberger, ballot box in the student store or from the bone. connected with the stage, George tlon program, the group will out- Wide-spread agitation for a new Law School association. «r have never had much confi Missoula. given to the person from whom The Grizzly squad will miss S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber, line the future policies and ac- name has resulted in the commit- dence in America’s neutrall y The forum was broadcast over the ticket was purchased. Spellie in the line. Always a de- “The Royal Family” frequently tivities. tee incorporating a different name legislation. I see no Indications n radio station KGVO from 7:30 to Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Furlong, Great pendable footballer, Spellie was lampoons actors' idiosyncrasies, James Browning, Belt, tempor- in the constitution, Roger Hoag, he past or present that we would 8 o’clock. Clara Mae Lynch, Bil Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Conrad of Falls, will visit the campus this rated as one of the most effective but also displays a sympathetic ary president, says that the meet- Jeffers, member of the constitu- ha able to stand all the strain of lings, was chairman of the forum Conrad are campus visitors. week-end. men in the forward wall. sentiment for players, | ing is of vital importance to all (tional committee, stated. Friday, November 5,1937 THE MONTANA KAIMI1 Page Two over and replaced ThteJvesJ
share responsibility for the group. The stu Catholic Group Smith Plans New practical index to the dents carry on the work of running the school Souvenir Hunters ^ S O C I E T Y Psychology Test of the hands. . The Montana Kaimin and grounds. Other progressive schools are Plans Campaign urging flexibility, variety and freedom in Find Penny Tough SOCIAL CALENDAR Published semi-weekly during the school year by the To Build Chapel Franklin O. Smith, psychology choice of academic and extra activities. Friday, November 5 Kohn Jewelry Co. Associated Students of Montana State University professor, will find out this year ■ A lucky penny? Delta G a m m a ______Fireside The progressive educators are attempting Yes, we have one. Few students whether he has any handy stu Sigma K a p pa ______Formal Nineteen Newman Club Members Oldest and Largest to answer the demands of today’s young peo at the university know about it, dents in his classes. A new experi National Advertising Service, Inc. Sigma C h i ______Fireside Appointed by Mary Clapp ColUte Publishers Representative but we have it. It is im beddedin a ment, the Minnesota rate of mani ple, just as there was an extreme change on Theta Chi ..... Formal On Committee MISSOULA, MONTANA 4 2 0 Madison a v *. n e w Y o rk . N. Y. pulation test, has been obtained the part of Mary Lyons and her contem terrazzo step of the Student Union Alpha Tau Omega______Fireside and will be given to freshman psy building and is holding its own P h i Delta T h e ta ______Fireside poraries. Newman Foundation committee chology students. v.ntercel as second-class matter at Missoula. Montana. very well despite attempts by sou Saturday, November 6 under act of Congress, March S, 1879______will meet at 10 o’clock Sunday to The test consists of a rectangular venir hunters to pick it out. • Grizzly vs. Gonzaga___Dom blaser complete plans for a Missoula cam board perforated with small, cir Subscription price $2.60 ] TRI-SCARE When the terrazzo work was be Open House______Student Union paign to raise funds for a chapel. cular holes, in which colored blocks ing done in 1934, a workman acci Homecoming Dance____ Gold Room Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden’s double- ROXY Printed by the School of Journalism Press dentally dropped the coin in the Nineteen members of Newman are inserted. The object is to see barreled declaration last Monday scared at soft mass that was to be the bottom club, Catholic students’ organiza how quickly 80 o f these blocks can LAST TIMES TONIGHT step of the north staircase in the Preparing for an exciting week tion, were appointed on this com be taken out of the holes, turned least three nations, none of which was Japan. d o u b l e f e a t u r e auditorium foyer. Tom Swearin end, six Greek organizations have mittee last week by Mary Beth j ON LAESON______Editor Before leaving for the Brussels conference ■lAKOLD LATCHblt, OWEN GRINDS.. Associate Editors gen, maintenance engineer, and J. planned dances. Saturday, Mon Clapp, president. They are: Joe vVAi'NE LA1NE ______— — Business Manager on the Far Eastern situation, the handsome "My Man Godfrey” Hightower, contractor, were stand tana alumni come to Missoula to McDowell, Deer Lodge, chairman; William Powell diplomatic English clothes-horse promised ing there and Hightower directed attend the Gonzaga game. That Pat Brenhan, Sidney; Peggy Ann STARTS SATURDAY MIDNIGHT Carole Lombard AMERICA’S NAZIS that Great Britain would go “as far as the the workman to remove the penny. night the Managers club will pre Carrigan, Butte; Clifford Carmody, Sunday - Monday - Tuesday Swearingen noticed that it was sent the Grizzly Queen at their Kali spell; George Dignan, Glas — and — Military drill is an activity that should have United States” in curing the current attack of head up and had the date 1934, and Homecoming dance. gow ; Edna Ann Galt, Great Falls. cholic in eastern Asia. He aimed a few point Mary Helen Dratz, Ruth Stanley "M a n o f A ffa irs” government permission and sanction and be a asked that it be left there "for good Mary K. Gloudeman, Billings; ed barbs at European dictators, vowing that and Marjory Ensteness were guests v s f T j O I I . George Arliss unit of the country’s armed forces. Yet at the luck.” Peggy Holmes, Helena; John Han- of honor at a birthday dinner at present time there are secret private militias Britain never would “stand and deliver any The material hardened and the rahan, Miles City; Sara Frey, Ana the Delta Gamma house Wednes BROWN SATURDAY ONLY one’s command.” That was barrel number one, penny became a part of the build conda; Mary Beth Clapp, Missoula; ts a phony fortune teller, drilling daily with some of their equipment day. Kathleen Holmes was also a with Messers. Adolph Hitler and Benito Mus ing. It now welcomes .crowds to Helen Lane, Butte. "When Love Is Young” “borrowed” from United States armories. guest that night. convocations, community concerts Clara Mae Lynch, Billings; Peter The existence of the American Nazi “ storm solini on the receiving end. Acting Dean Mary Ferguson, Virginia Bruce, Kent Taylor and other outside entertainments, Murphy, StevensviUe; Mike Mur To protect himself after this last dynamic Mrs. Frank Turner and Mrs. Theo — and — troops,” under different labels but accomplish but above all, it enjoys the dis phy, Missoula; Eleanor Reidy, Mis statement, Eden revealed how England had dore Brantley were Thursday din ing primarily the same ends, have been devel tinction of being “lucky penny” soula; Bob Van Haur, Hilger; Leo w "Sing Cowboy, Sing ner guests of Delta Gamma. v Marian Maa> Marsh been led into the Brussels meeting by none for a $300,000 building. MacCormick, Deer Lodge, and Tex Ritter oping since 1923 and have now reached a point President and Mrs. George Fin Fred Keating other than the United States! This came as a Charles WhittinghUl, Helena. which presents a serious problem. lay Simmons were Wednesday din Edgar Kennedy A First-Run Picture The meeting will be at the home According to an article that appeared in the surprise to wary American diplomats, who ner guests of Delta Delta Delta. A DAVID 110EW Production — Also — Wilson Addi •esses of Mary Beth Clapp, 506 Eddy immediately hastened to backtrack from the Tommie Knutson, ex-’37, Devon, Directed by Hecry Beaumont Serial, “ Jungle Menace” Reader’s Digest for October, the total number avenue! hleeted through RKO-RADIO Plctucec, Inc, of Nazi camps is now nine with 29 others func breach into which they had been thrown. District Conclave is a visitor at the Delta Delta Delta Also a Fine Comedy, Oddity This semi-betrayal of the United States by house. SUNDAY tioning but not appearing publicly. German- Chaperons for the Sigma Kappa McPHAIL SPEAKS TO CLUB and “March of Time” Eden would have been characteristic of Brit American children are taught and drilled in Teachers at Convention Hear Talk formal tonight w ill be Dr. and Mrs. "Kid Galahad” ish policy during Baldwin’s reign as prime On Shorthand Methods Edwin G. Robinson German military tactics and Adolph Hitler is Leon Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. W. N. McPhail, Missoula, ex COMMUNITY Bette Davis minister, but seems slightly different from, Charles Bloom and Mrs. Avery. plained the British plate system to held in high esteem at these posts that weekly MATINEES 15c the attempts at directness made by the pres- Mrs. Brenda F. Wilson, instruc On Saturday Sigma Kappa will the pre-medics club Tuesday night. report by mail to the German national com EVENINGS 25c 10c — 25c , ent Neville Chamberlain regime. tor in business administration, have an “Open House" following In the British Isles, he explained, mander in Berlin. American youths of Ger talked on “Functional Methods in the football game. It appears that John Bull would like to con the physicians and surgeons are man parentage numbered 15,000 at Camp Teaching Shorthand" before a Pledges and alumnae of Alpha government paid as the result o f a tinue wearing the policeman’s uniform just Siegfried, Long Island, last summer. They group of commercial teachers at Delta Pi were entertained by the World war measure. were drilled with wooden guns and were as long as he can find someone to act as body tending the district teachers con active chapter at a buffet supper Dr. McPhail has recently com given instructions in Nazi politics during their guard. vention of the Montana Educa Tuesday night. pleted some graduate work in Ed Newest Popular Fashion in the tional association Friday in Kali- Senator Burton K. Wheeler was inburgh, Scotland. Collegiate Parade — stay there. spell. the guest of honor of Alpha Tau America has so far chosen to overlook the EASTER PARADE Following her talk, Mrs. Wilson Omega Thursday night. Other FLEMING ELECTED serious menace of the Nazi private army, but After denouncing feminine fashions as led an open discussion on teaching dinner guests were President whether they should be permitted to expand methods. The university instruc George Finlay Simmons, Dean “The Campus Coat” j||j “barbaric” and “ deliberately seductive,” a Eunice Fleming, Whitefish, was is a question that must soon be decided. tor was the only scheduled speaker Line, Professor E. A. Atkinson, Dr. Pittsburgh clergyman made some comment on commercial instruction at the G. D. Sballenberger and Russell elected WAA secretary in a special on what the more-or-less well-dressed man is convention. Smith. The senator spoke at a spe election last Thursday and Friday. TODAY’S DEMANDS wearing. The minister told his congregation cial student convocation this morn 1 5 . 9 5 ing. It was one .hundred years ago that -Mary that “fashions now are infecting the men, Dr. Victor Heiser, w ho lectured BLUE, GREEN AND PLAID — FLANNEL Lyons and her assistants opened the doors of too.” There were “fashion shows, style mag EXHUMED on the Community Concert series STUDENTS! Mount Holyoke college to women seeking azines, cosmetics, perfumes and expert ad Monday night, was a dinner guest TURN OLD TYPEWRITERS See Them at higher education. During the same time there visers on the mode for. males.” To complete “How in the world did she ever of Phi Delta Theta that night. INTO CASH! OWN A NEW Phi Sigma Kappa Mothers' club was a trend away from home industry .to the picture it was added that the “last bul get a line like that in 14 years?" ROYAL PORTABLE! large industrial centers. This economic change wark of sensible simplicity is tottering.” asked a U of Dayton student re met yesterday afternoon at the HAINES’ STYLE SHOP chapter house. brought about a difference in family life. But to the fops and dandies of a bygone day cently after his first reading of 220 North Higgins Romeo and Juliet and his subse John Culle, Gonzaga student, There was no longer the need for children to the most extreme of twentieth-century fash quent discovery that the heroine was a Thursday luncheon guest of be proficient in many things. ions for men would seem to be simplicity it was only 14 years old. Sigma Chi. Recently there has been another change in self. Gone is great-grandfather’s ruffled shirt Francis TufHey, Harlowton, and national life. What was once progressive ed front, velvet stock and powdered wig. Fash And while we’re on the subject Bill Calkins, Stanford, both form er of Shakespeare, it seems that what Montana students, are week-end ucation answering the needs has now become ions of grandmother’s youth are known to guests at the Sigma Chi house. Terms * 1 a week this column thought was “ some inadequate. her grand-daughters only as pictured in “Go- modem epic” and recently ran as Mrs. Elsie Cowan, Deer Lodge, GIFTS OF WARMTH In the home of today there is no longer the dey’s Lady’s Book.” such, turns out to be a quotation was a Tuesday luncheon guest of TYPEWRITER Sigma Phi Epsilon. need for co-operative production on the part The modem male’s wardrobe includes from the immortal William’s “Ti of the family. The schools must adapt the in clothing made for comfort and durability. tus Andronicus.” “Oh villains Chi Sigma Phi Epsilon entertained SUPPLY pledges with the annual venison “CHUCK” GAUGHAN AND LOVELINESS dividual-to life outside the home. The mod ron and Demetrius—” Remember? This minister’s idea of cosmetics may be dinner Thursday. Faculty guests 314 N. Higgins Phone 2323 em country resident high schools, such as-the shaving cream and lotion, but who of the- were Dr. J. W. Severy and Pro It might have been well, as some old Quaker Oakwood school and the Putney fessor H. W. Whicker. modern women prefer long-flowing mus caustic critic suggested of a par Dean Ferguson and Miss Anne school in Vermont are urging students to taches? ticularly poor presentation of a Platt were Monday dinner guests Shakespeare play, to have watched at Corbin hall. Miss Platt spoke to | Mary Steensland, ’37, was a Sun the graves of both Bacon and Co-eds the girls on “Poise.” day visitor at the Alpha Delta Pi Shakespeare and settle the ques ATTENTION! The House of house. Miss Steensland is teaching tion forever by observing which in the Hamilton high school. one turned over. Come in and consult our newly-appointed cosmetician Home-Grown Flowers... MISSOULA A Reporter’s Lament MISS LEOLA HAUN LAUNDRY CO. Lounging Welcomes all the Grizzlies, both old and new. 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to fool the Bulldogs. Idaho won't ALUM WRITES ARTICLES Mrs. r . sem ara, rumspeii, is Track, Football BULLDOGS ON PAPER forget last year when they were visiting at North hall this week- Men Initiated Sport Shorts out to “Stop Popovich," mean A. G. McGregor, class o f 1902, end. while Jenkins was off to a touch has written a series of articles en __ .13 .....26 The Blue and White clad men of | the star of the day; Karamatlc was down run. titled "How to Avoid the Slump” Into M Club . .27 7 Gonzaga invade the lair o f the Just another back, and not too good 0— o which appeared last month in the 17 Grizzly bear tomorrow afternoon at that. Ray Olson, a triple threat This scribe gives the Montana [ Glasgow, Scotland, “ Weekly Her .... 0 ..... 6 Seven track men and one football in what is expected to be one of the demon, carried the mail (fan and Grizzlies the nod, despite the in ald.” Mr. MacGregor, a noted met- Ca sa Lo ma ..... 6 .....18 Player were initiated into the M toughest battles of the season for otherwise) for the Spokane club, jured men. To beat Montana the allurgist, married Harriet Rankin . . . 14 «ub Tuesday night The track i____ both the Bulldogs and Montanans. o—o Zags will have to make more than Sedman, former dean of women I DINE and DANCE ...... 8 __ 0 are Phil Payne, Sid Hoar, Wayne o—o Although the Gonzagans have two touchdowns, a feat they have here. They how reside in London. I ...... 13 . . 6 Ravioli, $1.00; Chicken, 75c Gitchell, Howard Wheatly, Walt Led by George (Automatic) 1hut two games, their scoring not accomplished in more than one Steak, 75c etzel, Phil Muchmore and Horace Karamatic, Mike Pecarovich’s men I power does not seem to be very game this year. The Grizzlies have 1937 COVER CHARGE 25c . odtrey. Paul Szakash, who won are on the warpath for the Grizzly, potent. With one exception the not been forced to apply the pres ...... 0 0 PACKARD Refunded With Dinners a letter ^ football in 1935, also The six senior regulars on the Gon- Bulldogs have played good defen sure this year. • ..... 0 __ 0 ELECTRIC RAZOR was initiated. zaga squad want the bear pelt. e football. Defeated on a fluke o— o Gonzaga University ...... 6 Oregon Webfeet...... 40 No brush, no blades, no lather. Andy Anderson’s Orchestra by San Francisco, the Zags were 27 __ 20 Exclusive smooth, round head. The “Grizzly Queen” campaign Last year the Grizzly met the con Coach Malley, Don mentor, has given a taste of the Webfeet steam Gonzaga University ...... _____ 0 . . 7 $14.95 Dancing Starts at 7 o’clock was the main subject of discussion fident Bulldog more than half way a good word for the Montanans. In roller by Prink Callison’s boys from Gonzaga University___ ? Montana G riz zlie s____ Sunday. at the business meeting. The club to take the classic 6 to 0. Mata- a radio speech giving the list o f th e 1 Barthcl Hardware Oregon. Karamatic has been leath voted to co-operate 100 per cent sovic and Lazetich, playing their formidable backs he has seen, he er-lugging with the best o f them in with the Managers club in the pro Arst year for Montana', boomed the said: “At Montana they have two motion of the Homecoming dance. Gonzaga star more than once to midfield but bogs down when pay- big backs (Lazetich and Szakash), both about two hundred pounds. The meeting closed with state take all the fight'and fury out of d*1"* 's reached They run like deer and hit the line ments about M club activities by Harry Adams and Lefty Hoagland, Mike Pecarovich’s squad is big like bulls.” after which cookies and cider were Possibilities are that neither this year. His starting line has as WELCOME HOME! served by Bob Beal and Jim Spel- Lazo or Bill will see action against one of its outstanding men Cecil man. President Joe Pomajevich Karamatic tomorrow. Kennedy, a two-letterman with A Warm Welcome Awaits You at Yandt’s New Home contributed a box of apples. o— o 235 pounds of beef, playing at one Meats— tackle. The other tackle, Jack Im- Grizzlies and Bulldogs mixed it hoff, another two-letterman, is in 1935 on the Great Falls high JACKSON WINS CONTEST smaller than Kennedy, weighing If you like good meats school field, covered with ice and but 195 pounds. call us; we will please snow. That game saw Popovich, J. E. Jackson, a Grizzly enthu o—o Szakash and Hartsell combine their you. SOTS TOPCOATS siast not registered at the univer The guards, Captain Russ Ha- J ^ i S t power to tie the Zags 7-7. Preced sity, is first-place winner in the berman and Henry Peyron, are ing that game, in 1934, the two foes Sport Shop’s game-forecast con both veterans of two years for Gon- PHONE 2197 KUPPENHEIMER test. met VIIon VWUUUUClDomblaser AilIn another clllUUlt’l “ice U.TT .. __. . . mv__ ... KUPPENHEIMER ____. „ . . , , zaga on the gridiron. They will bowl" meet. The Grizzly dropped , _ , . , Ken Ingram, Crow Agency, and HYDEPARK that one 6-4 average 190 pounds. Replacements GLENBROOK Nick Mariana, Miles City, placed at guard and tackle are many and Missoula Meat Co. o—o . second and third, respectively. _ mighty. The Montana-Gonzaga rivalry 0__0 started way back in 1910. That Gonzaga’s weakest point in the $25.00 IT PATS TO LOOK WELL first game was won by the Bulldogs ]jne is their ends. The Bulldogs I n $19.75 Rainbow Barber and to the time of 16-7. Since that I ^ both good ends last year. One early date the Grizzly and the Bull- L f them, Brass, was outstanding Beauty Parlor dog have met 19 times. In the [for the Bulldogs last season. This $28.50 $22.50 1S6 Higgins Are. Phone 2442 series, Gonzaga is on top with eight |'year the e n d s'^ e small.' wins to the Montana seven. Four Haircutting by Expert and o—o Licensed Operators of the hard-fought games have Ray Vanderzanden, a husky let- been ties. $45.00 $40.00 teraian, has been shifted to center I to stop that hole, one that has been Not only the star o f the Gonzaga leaking all season, New Styles m n M H You Will Enjoy squad, Karamatic is a great deal o—o SUCCESS bigger than most college speed When it comes to backs, Pecaro- Lasting Quality ra||K .mBBI These for the demons. The mighty George car- vish is in good shape. Besides Kar To the nes his 196 pounds quite speedily. |amatic, he has Fred Kennedy, Game An Aberdeen, Washington, boy, brother of tackle Cecil Kennedy, GUARD rumor has it that Karamatic. is at fullback. Slightly smaller than bound for West Point. his brother, Fred weighs a mere Y O U R FEET 7 1 r M B GRIZZLIES o—o 1212 pounds. A junior, Henry Haug, Coast sports writers, especially plays left half, while James Mc- W e can guarantee you to cor Royal Brougham o f the Seattle P-I, Guire, another junior, quarter- rect any type of Flat-foot or ! i are boosting Karamatic for All- backs. Broken Arches. Non-metal i supports made to order from I! iPfjr America honors. If fans remember, o—o Brougham wanted to see Captain Gonzaga is making. “Stop Pop casts of your feet. Schramm-Hebard Milt Popovich of the Grizzlies ovich" the password while traln- Carelessness now in the care OXFORDS | stacked up against the Gonzaga ing. Although Popovich Is Mon of foot ailments will lead to GLOVES boy before Brougham would com u N r VS tana's outstanding ball carrier, Fes Meat Co. serious consequences in later • By HANSEN I mit himself. Last year Popo was senden has many others with which years. Mr. Woods can pain FLORSHEIM 1 The Home of lessly and efficiently rid you You Will Need a Pair Good Meats CRYING CORNER of any foot trouble, and it CROSBY SQUARE costs you so little. For the Game All together—one, two, three—boo-hooooo. Things look mighty dark for the Grizzly tomorrow. The shadow of a hospital hangs Youngren Shoe over Dornblaser. Get a copy of the Montana roster—check it over. $1.00 to $5.00 $3.95 to $9.50 Sixteen (yes, 16) Grizzlies, nine of them having been on the start ing lineup at one time or another, are either out of the game Sat Shop urday or on the npght-get-hurt list While the water boy is donning the Copper, Silver, Gold grid togs, here goes the soggy, tear-stained towel. Losers in black (an appropriate color): Montana Gijzzlies vs. Gonzaga Bulldogs. EVELYN CHANDLER, Rice vs. Arkansas Razorbacks. figure skater: "What an Baylor Bears vs. Texas Longhorns. asset good digestion is! Golden Bears vs. Washington Huskies. I smoke Camels during Utah vs. Colorado Frontiersmen. meals and after. They Minnesota Gophers vs. Iowa Hawkcyes. do help to keep my di Nebraska Huskers vs. Kansas Jayhawks. gestion in order.” Get Ready NOW Washington State vs. Oregon Webfeet. Notre Dame Ramblers vs. Pitt Panthers. For Those Blizzards San Francisco vs. St. Mary's Gaels. U. S. C. Trojans vs. Stanford Indians. Out of Hellgate Texas A. & M. vs. Southern Methodist’s Mustangs. Texas Tech's Raiders vs. Loyola (south). 4 CAN PEOPIE REAUY TELL THE DIFFERENCE IN Alabama’s Crimson Tide vs. Tulane’s Green Wave. Navy vs. Columbia’s Lions. Northwestern Wildcats vs. the mini. CAHElSS COSTLIER TOBACCOS ? Michigan Wolverines vs. Chicago Maroons. 0 . J. 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I the Happy Bungalow. A ll students tana Student Union and Alpha Dean A. L. Stone of the journal ism, talked briefly. Several mem New Auditorium in journalism not members o Strong Bulldogs Phi Delta Theta, Club to Sponsor Lambda Delta. ism school was the main speaker. bers of Press club told of their re Press club may secure tickets to “The Faculty Women’s dub will He pointed out that the spirit of actions in the new building. Echoes Praise the banquet from any officers of Threaten Montana Phi Sigs Enter Fall Harvest Ball continue sponsorship of the project the “Shack" should not be lost be The annual banquet will be to add to the dance profits until Of Press Club cause the same school spirit and Wednesday night, November 17, at the club. Touchball Finals Dad’s Day Will End With Dance the fund is large enough to finance loyalty can be carried over to the (Continued from Puce One) the kitchenette,” says Grace John new building. Dean Stone said Backed by Faculty Women Dean A. L. Stone Leads Students game with injuries, will be ready son, Student Union manager. “In that perhaps some day the new Phi Sigs to Meet SAEs Before In Informal Dedication for the Bulldogs. Monk will back terested student groups are also building will be too small but at Hang New Tic Play-off In Possible Faculty Women’s d u b, assisted Of Building up the line on the defense. Ready planning means of contributing." the present time he becomes lost I Title Game by 11 university organizations, de to replace Monk, Rocking Roger Andrew C. Cogswell and Edward Curtains and Drapes j cided Monday to sponsor a Har Informal dedication of the new Lundberg will probably play a lot B. Dugan, instructors in journal vest ball as conduding event of of football tomorrow. Roger will Winner of the 1937 Interfra journalism building featured the NOW! Thanksgiving “Dad’s day,” when Students Benefit p^y guard on the offensive and ternity league touchball race will meeting of Press club Wednesday Grizzlies play North Dakota. play roving center on defense, be Phi Delta Theta or Phi Sigma From Inspection night in the auditorium of the new We have a wide selection j Perry Stenson, goal-b'ooting Kappa, both undefeated. Phi Sigma Profits of the dance will start a building. Pledging of John Willard, How Is Your Coal Pile? from which to choose. guard, along with Art Peterson Kappa has three games, including fund to build a kitchenette for the Augusta, and Nick Manana, Miles Of City Offices City, to Sigma Delta Chi, men’s and Glenn Van Bramer, are set two ties, to play. If they win them large meeting room of the Student Missoula Coal for action. Stenson’s or Szakash’s all, they will be champions. If in Union and enable groups meeting professional journalism fraternity, place-kicks may decide the con the play-off of the Phi Sig-Phi in the room to serve refreshments. Business Administration Classes was announced. & Transfer Co., Inc. flict. Delt early season stalemate, the Students who bring" lunches to Observe Detailed Methods I THE STORE FOR MEN I Wholesale and Retail Seniors’ Last Phi Delts win, they will be undis school will also have use of the Of Practice Dealers In Leonard Noyes and Joe Pomaje- puted champs. equipment for a hot dish or bev vich, senior tackles, will get their The week’s play found Theta erage. Tours through Missoula business COAL last crack at the Bulldogs tomor Chi and Phi Delta Theta both win The dub will provide cards and offices are giving business admin row. The two giants of the Grizzly ning two games, with the former tables in the Copper room for those istration students training not pos 110 EAST BROADWAY scoring SO points in one fracas for forward wall have never been on who do not care to dance the full sible in classroom work, Mrs. Phones 3662 and 3630 an all-time high. a team defeated by the Bulldogs. program. Brenda F. Wilson, instructor, an I GEO. T. HOWARD I Tuesday night, ATOs gave Phi In 1935 Leonard and Joe were on Members of the ticket sale com nounced today. Expensive equip Delts a hard battle, but lost 10 to the Ironman Grizzly squad which mittee are Bill Andrews, Glendive; ment and detailed business meth 0. Adhers kicked a field goal to held the powerful Spokane team to Mary Elizabeth Sandford, Kellogg, ods can be observed in use under start scoring. Wheaton intercept a 7-7 draw. Last year they did Idaho, 'and Bob Mountain, Shelby. cbnditions similar to those stu more than their share towards the ed a pass and scored the only Jean Carroll’s eight-piece or dents will work in after gradua Grizzly triumph. Defensive work touchdown, with Buck catching the chestra will play. Dean Mary E. tion. of these two huge tackles and of conversion toss. — in the Ferguson has granted 12:30 o’clock Offices visited in the past two their equally husky replacements, Theta Chi buried Sig Eps 50 to permission to co-eds. Dancers will weeks are Mountain States Tele Harry Shaffer, Archie McDonald, 0. Scores Were made by W ick- use all three ballrooms. phone & Telegraph company, FOOTBALL WORLD Kes Narbutas, Joe Strizich, Blackie lund, King, Seyler and Harpo Groups who will assist the Fac Western Union Telegraph com Johnson and John Duncan, will Maynes, who scored a total of 32 ulty Women’s dub are Dames’ pany and Anaconda Copper Min play a large part in the outcome of points on runs and passes. club, AWS, Panhellenic council, ing company, lumber department, the struggle. The tackle division of Seyler caught a touchdown pass WAA, Spurs, Mortar board, Bear Bonner. the Grizzly squad is one Of the few to give Theta Chi an extra quarter MONTANA Paw, Silent Sentinel, Interfrater not riddled by injuries. victory over Sigma Nu, 7-0. Maynes nity council, Montana State Uni Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Larson, Great Coach Mike Pecarovich and men converted the extra point. On the versity Alumni association, Mon Falls, are campus visitors. are primed for the Grizzly tomor other field, Phi Sigs Defeated In row with a big and tough squad. dependents, 6 to 0, Mariana’s toss “U” Last year’s aggregation has been to Gerado in the second quarter bolstered by several huge transfers. accounting for the only tally.- Reports from the Gonzaga camp SAEs and ATOs battled to a is a — state that the Zags are in good scoreless five-quarter draw last physical and mental condition. night. Both teams narrow ly BOWLING They hope to stof Popo and turn missed touchdowns. Karamatic loose for long gains. Werner intercepted a pass to Is Our National Indoor Sport. Gonzaga Fullback give Phi Delts a 6-0 victory over Fullbacking for Gonzaga is huge Sigma Chi last night. It pays dividends in health; Fred Kennedy, transfer from Ore It builds the body and mind. even as ...... gon, carrying 212 pounds around T . . FOR MEN —FOR WOMEN with him. Henry Haug, a little fel-| In S trU C tO r n e tU lH S YOUNG AND OLD low from Seattle, plays left half The Mercantile for the Zags. Dan Melinkovich, an From Convention Instruction given free every other midget back, is set to see afternoon by our manager. plenty of action against Montana COLLEGE SHOP tomorrow. Leslie Vinal, instructor in phys Idle Hour Captain Russ Haberman, 181- ical education for women, has re pound senior, starts at left guard. turned from the Montana Physical Alleys is a "Stand O u t” with He and Henry Peyron, a bruising Education convention which con 119 East Broadway 195-pounder, handle the guard vened in connection with the north —red hot! well-dressed college men positions well. central section of the Montana Ed Gonzaga is far from lacking at ucation association at Great Falls. New Tyrolean tackles. Cecil Kennedy, brother of J. E. Rogers, New York, director Fred, weighs 235 pounds and has of the National Recreation associa two years of experience. 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